skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Ok, apparently you didn't get that point either;

I completely got the point, which is why my original comment was extremely relevant to the conversation of a one-man operation -- a conversation that you acknowledge starting. You then, however, claimed that it doesn't make sense for me to post a video about a one-man drummer-bassist in a conversation about a one-man drummer-bassist, in a bizarre attempt to make it seem like I somehow antagonized you. What you're doing is called gaslighting, in its purest and most disturbing form.

> I don't see any connection between your video and the ones I posted.

The methods used by both drummers in both videos are literally identical in every conceivable way. They are using the same technology. It's a MIDI controller going into a computer which triggers samples, which is also the exact same method you are using and describing in your original comment and blog post. They are identical. And even knowing that, you are still shamefully attempting to publicly disparage another musician and claim they are lesser than you -- even going so far as to claim they are a "DJ" despite performing in the exact same way that you are. It's beyond outrageous.
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net80211: validate Mesh ID length in ieee80211_parse_beacon

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I expect the vast majority of Return-To-The-Office managers are extroverts who have no understanding of the energy toll that socializing requires from the introverts who work for them.
Free money (or the perception of it anyway).
I’m sure many are. Unfortunately I don’t believe this is true for the majority of people.
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Wisdom beats intelligence.

In the small, I'm not as fast as I was. I code slower. I think slower. I probably type slower.

In the large, that doesn't matter. I go down fewer dead ends. I can just see things that I used to have to think through. Overall, I'm faster than I used to be, even though I don't feel as sharp as I did.
The conflict is that, at one point (the Python program) there are no qualities - just behaviors, but at some point the qualities (which are distinct phenomena) somehow enter in, when all that has been added in physical terms is more matter and energy.
I recently learned that someone is seeking to impersonate me on IG. They've created a new IG profile w/ my name, photo, etc., and now have more followers and friends than I do. They've even started to friend people within my network, and have sent DMs acting as if they are me.

Meta / FB / IG have a reporting form for when identity theft is involved, and it requires that you send supporting documents like your driver's license and a picture of you holding the drivers license. I did all of that.

Here is the entirety of their response:

"Hi,

We have fewer people available to review your request due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.

We’re only able to review requests for the most urgent cases. This means we can’t review your case right now. Please try again at a later date. Thank you for understanding.

The Instagram Team"
My situation was that I had very low miles and all comps had like 3x those miles, in my area. She wouldn't look outside my area for comps with low miles, even though those areas had much lower cost of living. Going from $18k to $28k allowed me to get a new (used) car for no cash. Also, we had a semantic argument about what a "trailer hitch" was that lasted weeks. I had it installed after purchase and had receipts.

I definitely recognize the "broken record" part of your comment!
Not similar to SolidJS in internals (fine grained rendering), but same idea of compiling JSX and optimizing it beforehand
Marin County Unlawfully Sharing Drivers' Locations
The smarter you are the better you are at justifying your own beliefs and decisions, even in the face of countering evidence and/or cognitive dissonance!
The Fed (specifically Powell), thinks wages are too high and need to be brought down.
The market cap of Terra is about billions. It doesn't necessary mean the actual value they are controlling.
Curious where you live that things are so bad you think a violent revolution is necessary.
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Zimbabwe apparently has 50% smartphones.

Btw. You should read up more on how well Bitcoin works in El Salvador.

And of course all the other points I brought up are still valid as well.
Not sure why that's happening, looking into it
And most consumers would much rather have either CarPlay or Android Auto than the crappy software that is made my the manufacturers.
I live somewhere much lower cost of living than San Francisco, but $400 in gas doesn't seem outrageous. I spent ~$90 on gas in May on my Honda Accord alone and I work from home, plus gas is under $4/gal here. That's not counting whatever my wife spent on her car who drives a whole lot more than me.

Could also see "children's lessons" creeping up that high in places like San Francisco as well. It's easily $120-150/month for us per child per activity which may only cover 2 nights a week. We let our 2 kids pick one thing whether it's tennis, tae-kwon-do, etc. Luckily my kids don't need any extra tutoring either.
I think a more charitable take is that it's interesting how CLI programs tend to be FOSS and gratis (maybe donations accepted) while GUI programs tend to be proprietary and non-gratis.
If there is a numbered list with referral links. 99% it's low effort referral spam trash. How they don't already filter this must be some sort active sabatague
IANAL. The Wordle game says "Permission to use, copy, modify, and/or distribute this software for any purpose with or without fee is hereby granted" in the source code. Seemed safe, but who knows.
Overall, this looks great. My only concern the the project file being a SQLite db. I'd really like to have something to (usefully) put in version control.
Was it? The recipients was not clear.
You can do CHERI with Rust exactly as it stands (and people have done that), it's just that usize and isize are bigger than you'd want because now we're stashing provenance, so the other options are worth exploring.

Rust actually talks about provenance (messing with pointers is of course unsafe so it doesn't need to worry about this in most of The Book) so this isn't a mystery in Rust. Indeed the API as it stood before Aria's work already makes it clear that you're stepping off the edge of the cliff if you try to do address arithmetic and similar provenance defeating magic. Aria's "Tower of weakenings" is about firming up some of those first steps, allowing us to do some Road Runner don't-look-down bullshit and know whether we can get away with it on real hardware with the real compiler, while still forbidding things that are definitely crazy (the ISO documents say such things work in C++, but they do not work in actual C++ compilers, they have, drum roll... Undefined Behaviour).

Aria did a bit more than write some blog posts, for example:

https://doc.rust-lang.org/core/primitive.pointer.html#method...

Again though, this isn't about licenses. Regardless of why you don't have source code, that's where the problem is. "Gee, it's difficult to compile this program without source code" is maybe something where C wants to draw a line in the sand because of its very simple ABI but C++ is a long way past the point where that's useful and people need to stop pretending otherwise, it's a cause of enormous frustration in the community.
Do you really think triactual meant literally probably none, or do you think they were using a pretty common method of conveying their idea? Your comment actually supports what kayodelycaon and triactual are saying, that HN commenters can be so nitpicky and pedantic that they end up missing the plot entirely.
Oh, and MLEM can also serialize any Python function. (How could I forget!)
Or a good way to all get fired at the same time, depending on the situation.
Frustration – Escaping a Turing Tar Pit with Forth
Million's docs uses https://github.com/shuding/nextra, which uses React + Next.js for underlying code
Bringing Google Meet features to Duo for a single, integrated video solution
I don't disagree
Original killer PC spreadsheet Lotus 1-2-3 now runs on Linux natively
This is why real computer science is pencil-and-paper work, not a sub-field of electronics.

Electronics is great because we can create some specific fast, reproducible physical phenomena with it (logic gates, symbol storage and retrieval). But any physical principle that can create fast, reproducible phenomena would be just as valuable for computing. Diamond Age posits smart-books that operate on atomic-scale "rod logic" mechanical phenomena. Cells do something that looks an awful lot like computation with protein chemistry.
Hunter Biden's story was purposely censored and even a mainstream newspapers account suspended for reporting on it. Just one example.
Trumps account suspended too.
Accounts suspended for reporting on the lab theory of the virus.
Many accounts suspended that questioned the safety or efficiency of the vaccine. Rember they purposely told a lie that it was 95% efficient. Informed consent is opposite of being lied to. Your reality is carefully constructed by billionaires that don't have your best interest in mind or ideologues with claims of doing things for the geater good. Ideologies are always flawed. The world is too complex to fit into their narrow solutions. Hence why you should care more about censorship. Those that set out to get you to believe lies through media monopolies have gone on to kill millions in the past.
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"- Maybe I've actually always been dumb and am only now realizing it!"

== wisdom
In one of the meetings this week, we were talking about changing how a program works, to allow the user better access to the diagnostics information in the event of a hardware failure. When the program was first designed, the idea was that the program would exit, and the system would either take corrective action or restart. Easy, simple.

Now, if the program continues to run in the event of hardware failures, we need to re-examine the assumptions we made when writing it in the first place. Especially with regards to different operating modes. I tried to emphasize this repeatedly during the meeting.

It is the same thing with our economy and work in general. In the past, there was expensive infrastructure needed to carry out the company's functions. Even if we're not talking about industrial equipment, the typical office worker would still need a typewriter, access to lots of file cabinets, other office equipment, telephones, and so on. Almost none of that could easily be replicated if the worker wanted to work from home.

And so everyone got used to the idea of going into the office or factory on work days. That became the norm, and until recently it wasn't widely questioned.

But nowadays, you basically just need power and Internet, which is widely available to most workers at home anyway.

I'd have preferred to live in a world without pandemics, but if having a pandemic causes more people to question the assumption you have to commute to work, that is a side benefit.
You put it in a bash script that gets called from CI and move on with life. No one is typing this into their terminal every time they want to do a deploy.

> I think this is behind the feeling that the k8s system is not ready yet.

Whether you patch the deployment image from bash or from C# doesn't indict the k8s ecosystem.
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Toronto uses the [Deep Lake Water Cooling System](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_Lake_Water_Cooling_System) to extract "cold" from lake water before it is treated and used for drinking water.
I'm always a little confused by this claim. Focusing on revenue-generating products and not the user products they use to sell them: Google Search was their first success, then AdSense (third-party display ads), then YouTube. The latter two each make almost $30B/yr (run rate). Ignoring ads, Google Cloud makes >$20B/yr, as do Google hardware sales, with an additional $30B/yr from "non-advertising Other".

I don't really understand how one supports this claim without using decidedly non-standard definitions and grouping of revenue. If you insist on lumping together separate, wildly-successful revenue-generating products into overbroad groups by the manner in which the revenue is collected, and ignore a couple of objectively enormous revenue streams: Do you similarly feel that Apple "hasn't found a second gold vein" beyond "hardware sales"?
Starting from "if Kubernetes is the solution," you aren't going to be able to get to the answer, because:

1. Kubernetes isn't the solution
2. Kubernetes is expensive and extremely maintenance prone
3. Most of the companies I've seen switch to Kube I've seen switch away afterwards

Every time I've seen someone bring up Kubernetes as a solution, everyone at the table with first hand experience has immediately said no, loudly

Remember, there was a time at which someone wouldn't have been laughed out of the room for suggesting Meteor stack, and right now people are taking GraphQL seriously

Kube doesn't make sense until you have hundreds of servers, and devops makes sense at server #2
I drive a 2019 CRV, 369 a month. It's really do-able if you have good credit and a downpayment. There is no need to spend 500+ on a vehicle a month. I could spend 1000/m on a car but that would be stupid for my salary range.
I’ve started commuting back to the office more regularly because I honestly need the exercise! My commute pre-pandemic was about a half hour walk each way. I moved just as the pandemic was starting, and now it’s about a 40 minute walk, or 20-25 minutes by bike or transit.

I wouldn’t want to give up the ability to work from home, but I did really miss the physical activity.
The tech sector still seems red hot, but the pivot from revenue growth at any cost to margin-focused growth is what's squeezing a lot of B2C companies. I think if you're a startup or late stage private company in B2B, you're probably doing alright if you were cautious and conservative in growing your costs.

If you look at a lot of the recent layoffs, most are in tech companies doing B2C rather than B2B.
Tesla also doesn’t pay overtime until +10 hours, not the +8 that is standard.
Wild parrot chicks babble like human infants – Science – AAAS
Most growth in insurance is coming from developing countries at this point. They still have rapid economic and population growth.
I am in my mid 40's and recently really noticed this

Honest question - how much exercise were you getting before you went to testosterone therapy?

The reason I ask is because of the studies that have shown that the decline in testosterone associated with aging is because of poor health, not age. Example:

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/06/110607121129.h...

I am in the next decade after you and have noticed no decline. I do heavy weight lifting three days per week and burn about 1,000 calories per day with cardio. That seems to be a sweet spot - too little exercise or too much and your testosterone will take a hit. Rubbish diet will not help though either.
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Today, we see someone who believes that just because a tool's goal is to reduce complexity, that's what it accomplished
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Hah, I didn't even know about `set image`.
Fine, he always does it, but not in the emails shown in the tweets.
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TIL. Thanks for the advice.
Was this Richard Stallman’s first job?
I like little stores over chains, too, but the lion's share of little stores are run by small business tyrants with the ultimate goal of turning them into passive income. Your salary is their obstacle.
The easiest answer to your post is that you are looking at evidence which doesn't necessarily mean what you think it means.

If k8s is as amazing and time saving as you would imagine, you'd expect many companies to want to adopt it, so you'd expect there to be lots of job postings!

It's like saying "if computers are such time savers, why do so many companies hire people that have knowledge in computers". It's because this is a good tool that companies want to hire people with knowledge in that tool!
It's cool to see the project getting mainstream press.

Here's the discussion of the project from 11 days ago, 702 points and 84 comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31455968
A little aside: Accept and enjoy the slow path.

You can't run fast as before, but exist a lot of value in pay attention to the road, something that being younger rarely happened.

The past experience also helps to be faster: You know what to avoid or have develop a proven way to solve things.

Also, learn to rest well. Is more than just sleep, maybe the rest of the day is attempting to be too hectic and now is not the time for that.