skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It is supported by default. Out of the box you can configure it this way.

It is not _configured_ by default. There is an important distinction.

It's not mentioned in documentation because the documentation [1] does not provide an _exhaustive_ list of the kinds of addresses that Caddy can be configured to serve.

1. https://caddyserver.com/docs/caddyfile/concepts#addresses
I’ve thought it would be interesting to try whole new means of gameplay interaction. For example, a game in which you interact with NPCs by speaking to them (I think that we may finally have the tech to accomplish this).

I was also thinking a game where the microphone must be on where you need to coordinate with other players as quietly as possible to achieve some objective (sort of a video game version of A Quiet Place).

But mostly, I scratch my gaming itch with boardgamearena
Wasn't ECL in use for high speed logic around that time? I assume if the parent was at MIT they would have had access to all the cool toys back then.
Notion built a product management system to align every team
Something like this. It’s probably a question of whether wind currents could reliably take some well positioned humidity from water outlets further inshore. Might be totally overcome by the mountains though.

It is not a crazy idea to develop infrastructure around such a goal though. Vast amounts of energy goes into aluminum production. So countries built huge power works for exactly that purpose.
The worst part is that even if we addressed the myriad cultural issues that lead to so many socially broken young people who may want to do such a thing, we now have a "school shooting culture," propagated by the media, inspiring copycats.

The only way to break the positive feedback loop would be to significantly ban most reporting of these incidents, which violates the first amendment, while the other band-aid solution violates the second. And neither of these address the cultural problems creating a fearful culture with so many socially isolated people who may want to get attention by doing the things our culture teaches us to fear.
Also all the critters/way to get poisoned by something.
How was Tucker Carlson tonight, did he own the libs to your satisfaction ?
Seems like you're incapable of comprehension and searching for something that I never said.
I think this is the correct answer. Guns enable these incidents, but they're of course not the root cause. Bullying is a common motivation, but I don't think it's exactly the root cause either. It can be seen as a mental health issue, but I don't think that's the most instructive analytical lens.

The problem is our lack of social fabric. Kids don't have enough friends. They spend too much time looking at screens, and they can't imagine positive futures that they'd like to live out. They don't have enough guidance from parents and other adults to put them on a more positive path.
I disagree. All else being equal, readability is the most important criteria. And readability is the greatest contributor to maintainability. Next to that, being "well-organized" is what makes something maintainable.

If your code is correct but unreadable or disorganized, it will be hard to extend.

If your code is incorrect, but organized and readable, it will be easy to fix.

If your code is incorrect and organized, but unreadable, it will be hard to fix and extend, but easy to make it more readable, thus more extensible and fixable.

If your code is incorrect and disorganized but readable, it will be hard to fix and extend, but easy to refactor, thus more extensible and fixable.

And code is always incorrect.
> You can’t just identify the most important factor and declare that the n-1 others are irrelevant

I mean, yeah obviously. I'm poking fun at them for talking a big game about climate and solar/wind while actually shifting base load energy back to coal.

Nuclear is far safer per kwh and takes up less land (Aesthetics).

Coal seems like they traded some cost savings and less nuclear outrage for less safety, higher CO2 out put, and the cost of looking like condescending hypocrites. But that's just like one man's opinion.
>A ZIL and a SLOG are the exact same thing. God I love getting downvoted by people have no freaking clue what they’re talking about. They are both a record of writes that are in memory that have yet to be written in the desk.

Do you have a source for that? The TrueNAS documentation[0] I shared above says that the ZIL is on disk, not in memory. It also says that a SLOG is a type of ZIL, but not all ZILs are SLOGs.

Am I misunderstanding that documentation or are you asserting that the documentation is wrong?

I'm not downvoting you, by the way.

[0] https://www.truenas.com/docs/references/slog/#slog-use-case
My take away from those numbers is the drop in deaths per incident: from about 5.5 to 3.9. A 30% drop in deaths per incident seems like a big win to me.

Sure there were more incidents, but the population also grew considerably from an average of 15.6m over the first period, to 22.1m over the second - a 41% increase. Applying that increase to the 16 incidents gives us 22.5, almost exactly the actual number (23). So even though the number of incidents per capita didn't drop, the deaths per incident fell 30%.
I was at the DMV and the woman in front of me was describing how her shy child needed a renewed permit as he had been frightened of driving by these kinds of images and never shown interest in learning years since.
Algorithmic enforcement of social norms to confer an ideology of the state. I recall a historical tiff between Jefferson and Hamilton on the powers of the central bank a few years ago. Unfortunately CBDC is how a majority of humans will transact in 2030, history has demonstrated this. What we have up our sleeve is specific codified internet protocols that allow state-less money. Really, this point is still lost on most people, in that they have the ability to transact over the internet with no trusted third party. Blows my mind every day.
You can. You just have to make a strong enough argument to prove video games cause violence for a judge to let the case proceed. There's a reason it doesn't matter and it's not because video games are beyond banning.
Tandoor Recipe Management: Open source, Import, Export, Grocery Lists, Meal Plan
It's not exactly unreasonable to be absolutist about the fossil fuel burners you actually have control over, and the technology really has gotten to where you no longer need to ever use things like gas powered lawn mowers weed wackers chain saws cars motorcycles etc. It's not harmful to choose in electric form in an absolutist manner, if you must have those things at all.
throwaabolt changed the profile after the GP was posted. We've banned the account now, as well as what looks like their main account.
Would be curious if those gliders were helpful or not/how much smaller.
Calctab is interesting — https://ctan.math.illinois.edu/macros/latex/contrib/calctab/...

It's not what it's designed for, but Eledmac has some interesting tabular features — https://ctan.math.washington.edu/tex-archive/macros/latex/co...

There's a good list here — https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/12672/which-tabular-...

Also, with some care, the tabular environment can be made to work very well. Example —

% In the preamble:

\def\qfont{\usefont{T1}{AlegreyaSans-LF}{m}{}} % only here as used in example document

% In the body:

{\footnotesize

\begin{center}

\begin{tabular}[pos]{| >{\qfont}c | >{\qfont}c | >{\qfont}c || >{\qfont}c |}

\hline

{\textbf{YEAR}} & {\textbf{PLATE OFFERINGS}} & {\textbf{ENVELOPES}} & {\textbf{TOTAL}} \\ \hline

1915 & 1,904.86 & 4,587.50 & 6,492.36 \\ \hline

1916 & 2,165.21 & 5,091.24 & 7,256.45 \\ \hline

1917 & 2,259.34 & 5,441.92 & 7,701.35 \\ \hline

1918 & 2,325.87 & 6,877.40 & 9,203.27 \\ \hline

1919 & 2,848.31 & 8,842.37 & 11,690.68 \\ \hline

1920 & 3,188.90 & 10,785.15 & 13,974.05 \\ \hline

1921 & 3,404.60 & 11,069.74 & 14,474.42 \\ \hline

\end{tabular}

\end{center}

}
I honestly think precedent and copy-cat syndrome are hugely to blame. "Shooting up a school" has just become synonymous with going on a shooting rampage. How do we go back from this? Even if we ban guns, how do we stop the determined from getting their hands on a gun so that they can shot up a school? It think it's incredibly tragic that we have gotten to the point where killing multiple primsry school aged children is the go to outlet for mentally ill people who want to go on a killing spree in the United States.
Former Supreme Court justice waving the hands even!
Do you see school shootings happening in Europe?

Banning guns is clearly the answer. There will always be psychopaths, and these people will not care about "civic responsibility." The only thing that can be done is to restrict their access to guns.
Why does my cat wake me up so early, and what can I do about it?
I'm not, you clearly claimed that access to guns was the only difference between USA and India.

> The only difference is easy access to guns.
> Certainly it’s the fastest way to curb religious extremism, racism, and other social ills.

Specifically, it eliminates extremism by extinguishing religious and cultural groups in their entirety. Under some definitions and the specific intentions/targeted groups, this can even qualify as genocide.
You sign an agreement Not to sue in order to get your severance. Unless you have money, bringing a suit is hard. And if you are suing a company that is slashing headcount to increase runway, what are your chances to get anything years down the road?
You are effectively absolving the parents of responsibility even at ages as low as 3-4(!). I'll say this: I think it's very fashionable to put no guilt on anyone ever even when it's objectively clear who's guilty. Same goes for sugar intake. Children don't have jobs, they have no money of their own. They are not going to get addicted to sugar products unless you give them the money to buy these products or you buy them. My parents gave me 8€ a month. I got addicted to sugar products because my parents bought cereal and I ate it with milk every day and then I ate toast with nutella. Once again: This is the fault of parents, not the 4 year old or 6 year old or frankly even the 13 year old. They have no money to buy an ipad or even a single candy bar unless you give it to them. And no, they also don't "need" a smartphone. Other kids bully them if they don't have a smartphone? Tough, get over it. I got weird looks because my parents gave me rainbow colored pants to wear and I had acne. Tough stuff, I guess life isn't perfect.
Casinos, alcohol and smoking are addictive too, my parents always warned me about that. So that's why I never got into those things. I was warned by good parents (in that area). I was never warned about sugar, they didn't care or know. So I got into sugar.
It almost sounds like he's the victim in your mind...just consider that there are millions of people that are bullied, and people with mental illness that do not do anything close to this.
He targeted little kids. An obivious ego driven attempt at grandizing the scale of his revenge. This was all about him. A purely selfish act. Exaggerated to a scale to mock life itself.
Yeah, my comment was about the miscorrelation of the dates of events. I don't have much doubt that the peoples of NE Asia and the indigenous Americans have recent common ancestor on the time scale of human migrations, or that back migrations took place. Those seem pretty well attested by genetic evidence.
Circa 1975-976, as best as I can remember, a magazine (Popular Electronics maybe, or that other one?), had an article about building a Pong game, complete with extensive schematics. There was zero code involved. It was comprised of pretty much nothing but TTL chips in DIP packages and maybe an oscillator or two. I imagined I could build it in my basement. Of course I never did.
Yeah the article I think does a disservice to pumped hydro.

> Actually, the Sisyphean labor of pumping water up and down the mountain is a net energy loss -- more electricity is used then generated.But because off-peak electricity costs less than the price Northfield gets for what it generates when demand is high, the system is a moneymaker.

I think I understand what they’re saying but it makes it sound wasteful
You mean like this?

Household, via @Kickstarter https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2lm/household
As an American I hope when your country suffers a tragedy people don't go out of their way to tell you it doesn't matter to them.
In the last 30 years or so, even before social media; the 'zero tolerance' issue others have spoken of started to happen. Bullies don't care, and then learn what they can to make the lives of anyone even a tiny bit different, like those who want to try hard to do well and answer questions, a living hell.

The bullies become experts in the system. They trip, push, flick ears, and these days probably far worse.

I believe the stories from my parents day, that the solutions for kids USED to be, as others have also said, to throw a punch, to fight back. That sort of behavior worked because it prevented the creation of something terrible.

Victims. Fighting back is how you prevent the creation of victims. It works in the realm of the savage.
From the article:

> The proposal would only apply to social media companies that had at least $100 million in gross revenue in the past year

And also:

> Also, companies that conduct regular audits of their practices to identify and remove features that could be addictive to children would be immune from lawsuits.

...if a company is earning $100 million per year from their social media product I think I'm kind of okay with demanding they spend a person-day every couple months verifying that they're not adding features classed as addictive to children.

I'm not really seeing where your outrage is coming from, here.
Does it have Rack and Peanut steering?
Fantasy investing in private startups, following real world metrics. Long duration, play and forget, but come back with new virtual/fake credit to make new picks every x months.
Only if you believe anything done without permission of an authority is criminal, which IMHO is no way to live the finite days we have trapped on this rock.
These polls assume that the public knows what our gun laws actually are. They have been fed lies about non-existent "loopholes" in gun laws, among other fantasies. I suspect most people would be satsified with the gun laws we actually have.
This is happening right now, but in small MMOs, usually with 128 or 256 maximum players online. Most common in heavily modded Minecraft servers, but also in many other games. There are also some roleplaying focused servers in games like GTA5 or Rust, which generally reset much more quickly.

Also see this game, ECO:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/382310/Eco/

listen to first 10 minutes of this podcast: https://podtail.com/en/podcast/brad-will-made-a-tech-pod/79-...
I remember being astonished at how realistic Vincent Price's laugh from the end of Thriller sounded when replayed using this hack. Either it didn't have enough high-frequency content to alias, or the aliases just added to the effect.
> Does severance pay help to reduce risk for companies?

In California, severance is almost always in exchange for signing away various rights, one of which is likely any claim of wrongful termination. You can always try to negotiate the payout or the terms, though. Just expect to hear "no."
The urge may exist in some teenagers across the world. But they don't have the mean to. You can solve this problem either by fixing the urge to kill or make it impossible.
Friends don’t let friends train small diffusion models
While it has nothing to do with my current work, introductory digital systems was definitely one of my favorite classes. It was amazing to go from logic gates to adders and muxes and whatnot, to state machines, flip-flops, and useful computation. Now I work in software, and although it doesn't really come up, it's very satisfying to understand down to first principles how computers can be built up from the gate level to whatever ridiculous level of abstraction we work with on a daily basis. That's what I love about engineering generally, the ability to roughly understand what is going on around me down to some first principles.
> The problem is so obviously guns

The guns haven't changed in 60 years, and in fact regulations have increased across the board on both purchasing and manufacturing.

But, let's say it is "so obviously" the guns- how is "what is the solution" some kind of naive or ignorant question? Do you know the solution?
So guns are what caused this tragedy? The mere existing of them in the US causes people to lose their minds and go on rampages? We need to get to the root of the problem because people will find another way to enact their evil. Look at Boston Marathon incident
What about first world nations like Australia, New Zealand? They too are not reported in the same way?
"There is way worse poverty, mental illness, lawlessness, corruption at every level in India. The only difference is easy access to guns."

Sounds like we should keep the guns ??
Im surprised no one thought of mixing up the strategy aspect of a masterpiece turnbased game like heroes 3 , with the character progression of Captain Tsubasa 3's rpg, thru event generators from actual battles.

The closest thing I've seen is "traits" developed by leaders in games from paradox.

1st example: Stellaris, or Xcom. However, traits are limited to being bonuses. They arent part of telling a story.

A more interesting use case was traits in crusader kings 2. There, traits, are somewhat part of the story. However, said traits are most often the result of player decisions, vs player strategy or actions.
Is this the one-click-checkout-as-a-service startup previous discussed on HN?
I talked my parents into upgrading from our IBM XT to a P5-90 from Gateway. Messing with ini files and trumpet windsock to get onto the internet.
I misunderstood what you wrote due to the 2 conditionals you had "previous... didn't". I re-read what you wrote and you're correctly saying that there were sophisticated urban dense settlements in the Amazon.

From the paper:
"Here we present lidar data of sites belonging to the Casarabe culture (around ad 500 to ad 1400)10,11,12,13 in the Llanos de Mojos savannah–forest mosaic, southwest Amazonia, revealing the presence of two remarkably large sites (147 ha and 315 ha) in a dense four-tiered settlement system. "
Cuban sold Broadcast.com to Yahoo for almost $6B. $10K per user, instantly worthless.
The deadliest mass killings in America did not involve firearms. Or in Europe for that matter.
I disabled Windows Updates two years ago, right after I installed Windows 10. Never gonna turn them on. Fuck you Microsoft. Read too many horror stories. Not updating. Dont ask me.

https://github.com/WereDev/Wu10Man
Agreed. This mindset has turned parts of the rust ecosystem into a mess. It's frustrating coming across a generic function argument, for example. Like, what goes there? Instead of a primitive type, or a struct/enum with its own documentation in a provided link, you find a dead end.

Interfaces are nice when used appropriately, but the added complexity by default isn't worth it.
You missed the other part, try reading.
The OP I was responding to was clearly talking about a publicly traded company - "the stock was at $50/share" and "Took years for the stock to recover." They could sell them to anyone who wanted to buy them and clearly people did if it was going up.

To answer your question, yes there are still companies that facilitate the secondary market for pre-IPO options, Forge/Sharespost is the one that immediately comes to mind.
My first gripe is about how finder responds to the Option + left arrow and Option + right arrow keys when renaming files. It appears to have been designed by a drunken lobster. Hitting Option + left or right arrow while playing with a filename that contains text, numbers, periods and dashes is a fun exercise. The system treats periods, dashes and other characters as separators, but there's no telling whether hitting Option + arrow will land your cursor before or after the separator, or even skip the separator altogether and jump to the next word.

My second gripe is about how you can use the keyboard instead of the mouse to activate some but not all buttons in the OS. For example, Shift + Option + Backspace in finder lets you clear the trash. It pops up a window asking you to confirm, and you hit enter and off it goes. Now try renaming a bunch of files in finder. You can't even use TAB to navigate to the RENAME option to select it. Nooo... you must use the clicky thing.
Now compare them against Europe and Australia.

Also, for Americans blaming it for the lack of "religiousness"...

Most of Europe it's more secular than ever and yet we don't have mass shootings.

Guess whay.
You've got an axe, and you love to grind it. Shootings predate Identity politics.
You gotta have excellent personal hygiene for one of those!
Maybe but this is different. Computers are a hobby for me and this is hardware and software I used growing up. It's not like I'm taking stuff I have no interest in.
Parents were asked for DNA samples to help identify victims
The boy was a perfectly good citizen for his entire life until the last millisecond before pulling the trigger.
Power consumption and the resulting heat.
I really doubt we are in for another Holocaust. Government restricting movement during a pandemic is not a valid reason to literally shoot someone dead, that is literally pure insanity.

What is happening right now isn't the Holocaust. What is happening right now - and has been happening for years - are weekly mass shootings.

This doesn't happen anywhere else in the world. It only happens in the US. Guns are clearly the problem.
Generating Configs with Nix and Cue
I'm always confused by what people connect to the pi zero to play the music. Is there something both cheap and on par with, for example, a sonos three or five with a similar space profile?
The problem is cowardice of those with guns to stop the threat. Instead of risking their lives to save those without protection, they hid and waited for backup. Cowards.
In this case, the company had gone public, so they could have sold. Bolt is a wholly different story. I think the employees back in 2000 had one window where they could sell where the stock was at a high value. Many of them passed it up, expecting it to go to 70.

In 2015, I talked to ESO fund for some fintech options I had where I couldn’t cover the tax when I quit (stock wasn’t public). I was very satisfied with my dealings with them. Ultimately, they pulled out on the deal. That was a pretty strong signal because, low and behold, that pre-ipo stock tanked in a month too. Luckily, the lessons I’d learned from the earlier stories helped me to walk away from those options. It was a tough, but ultimately good decision.
Get five to agree and get back to me ;-)
Once the founder takes VC funding, it no longer matters what the founder wants even if that is true.
No I didn't.

You're unwilling to explain why you chose India, and unable to accept the data from other countries that invalidates your simplistic "theory".

Well, at least now you understand how people can hold on to beliefs despite easily available data which contradicts them.
>What if guns were treated similarly to cars?

Then we'd have to get rid of a LOT of gun control laws. You sure you want that?
I read that and it seems conceptually similar to the intent of Java interfaces FWIW.
Huge difference between the molecular weight of H₂ (2) and its lightest combustion product OH (17).
> I haven't once thought about killing another person…

You haven’t _THOUGHT _ of killing another person? Ever? It must be amazing to live with such purity of thought.

> The issue isn't guns the issue is the crumbling family and tge degradation of society.

The United States is unique when it comes to crumbling family?
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