skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Def. agree on this one.

I'm reminded of the closure viewers of the YouTuber Bosnian Bill got about his disappearance, by Lock Picking Lawyer doing an explanation video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ASQQboFg98

But I do also understand not all creators have a relationship with another creator which as much overlap of audience that it is possible.
embed.FS is really cool. If you wanna see what it looks like, check out how I build ntfy [0]. It ships with the docs (built from mkdocs, see [1]) and the React web app [2] all in a single binary.

Here are the embed statements [3]. One thing to note is that embed.FS does not send 304 Not Modified status back, which is why I made a CachingEmbedFS [4].

[0] https://github.com/binwiederhier/ntfy/blob/main/Makefile#L77

[1] https://ntfy.sh/docs/

[2] https://ntfy.sh/app

[3] https://github.com/binwiederhier/ntfy/blob/main/server/serve...

[4] https://github.com/binwiederhier/ntfy/blob/main/util/embedfs...
I don’t think it is - the issue is that the Batch service needs to assume your role in order to clean up associated cluster resources like auto scaling groups.

If the role is deleted, it can’t do this.
If you have a family it’s probably 4x. 65-70K in Berlin are roughly equivalent to 200K in London.
Astronauts on 6 month mission experience bone loss equal to two decades on Earth
Just click through to their new readme on sourcehut:

https://sr.ht/~kyoto-framework/kyoto-framework/
Core Python didn't include pip until a few years after that; package management with Python in 2012 was a confusing mess.
This is also a useful tool just to find resources hiding within an account. It defaults to performing a dry run (it’s a PITA to actually delete stuff, on purpose).
You need to figure out what is absolutely important to you and what you can only get in a partner vs what you could get elsewhere. Sex, obviously should not be something you get elsewhere. The more things you say your partner needs to have, the smaller the eligible population and as a result the smaller the odds of finding a partner. Go where you can find people who share the same qualifications you require - for many that’s a church/temple/synagogue/mosque.
For others it’s from a similar ethnic community.
So does elliptic curve signing, radio, digital storage. Confirming a transaction in this state would probably be competitive with making change for, verifying, securely exchanging, securely transporting and securely storing gold.
Back in 2008 I was doing a lot of flash banners. Some clients would request the swf file to be as small as 9kb for a multi-scene banner.. It was a pain in the ass but we managed it most of the time with no design changes. We would spend a lot of time tunning image compression params to get the smallest swf possible. Sometimes the image quality would get awful.

Today, my clients just don't care at all if the frontpage is 10MB as long they can have a multi banner hero with a video running in the background.

Side note: I worked on a chatbot widget project where the tech PO was pushing us to move from react to preact to save 8kb on a 60kb script. I said, why bother? There is a 1.2MB image on the front page. Just give me access to the front page assets and I can save 800kb alone on that image.
Ask HN: Linux terminal-based learning packages?
Earlier this year someone posted a linux package that allows you to learn bash commands, or possibly something else, from in the terminal. It was in response to a post about interactive online tutorials and someone replied "why not just learn it in the terminal using {package}". I can not for the life of me find the post or similar packages.

What are some installable packages for learning bash commands and other topics from in a linux terminal?
NFT sales hit 12-month low
I don't see a reason for the stdlib to be considered in a different way from the base language is all I'm saying. For most C programmers, the distinction between the stdlib and the base language isn't even a consideration. Thinking most software doesn't heavily rely on malloc (and the rest of the stdlib) being fast is stupid.

Even on hardware without a multiplier you'd do a shift-based version, with log_2(max_value) iterations. What's unreasonable is "for (int i = 0; i < y; i++) res+= x;". If there truly were no way to do a shift, then, sure, I'd accept the loop; but I definitely would be pretty mad at a compiler if it generated a loop for multiplication on x86_64. And I think it's reasonable to be mad at the stdlib being purposefully outdated too (even if there is a (bad) reason for it).
React is at its core a state management library, not a UI framework. Of course people are obsessed with state management in that space.
I know many educated, intelligent, attractive, kind 40 something women. Who also say they want to get married. But, are searching for a unicorn. And will not lower their unreasonable standards. Because, their dream guy doesn’t exist.

Some dealbreaker’s of their’s -
never married
no kids
degree
makes 6 figures
texan (even though she is in colorado)
makes 7-8 figures a year (I kid you not, $1-10M / yr)
dog lover
vegan
wants kids

The list continues for these women. There will always be some ‘red flag’, that disqualifies their potential partner.

Meanwhile, a man just wants - attractive, good in bed, and it’d be nice if she cooks.

Today, women want it all. I don’t think men are built to be the perfect partner and best friend.
You need a professional to evaluate your situation. They can give you a better understanding of what your situation is. You can't do it alone. You need someone that's honest and will give you an honest evaluation.

I've never seen you but I am almost certain that physical beauty is not the problem. It might be your behavior; maybe you're too shy. Or the type of people you are dating; maybe you have different goals. You can't see it so it's better to let someone else tell you. Someone that's not your friend.

Also, be careful of getting too wrapped-up on the idea of finding the perfect mate. There is no such person. Popular fiction has deceived many women and men into thinking that if you wait long enough your perfect mate will come. That's unlikely. We are all imperfect so don't think you are "settling" for someone when in reality that's how life is. Just know that you can share a very good and happy life with someone even if they are not perfect.

I wish you success.
Or, maybe they are not stupid, and recognize the excess is because the gas plants cannot be shut down and restarted fast enough, and there is not actually enough renewable capacity yet to charge anything much.

Until there is a lot more such generating capacity, it would be stupid to divert capital from building that out to building only minimally useful storage.
Basically you're saying that Nuclear energy bad. No fix. Trust me.
All true. Maybe I should post this on your channel on Reddit:)

I certainly don’t lead the first date with wanting to have kids unless people ask. But I’ve heard from several relationship experts to be sure values are aligned in the first couple dates. Fortunately, people usually specify this in dating apps so you can filter for people who don’t want kids.

Funnily enough, one of the biggest turn-offs I’ve experienced from men is them asking me very specific questions about my fertility and the quality of my eggs even before we went on a first date or even via text BEFORE we met such as, and I kid you not, “how long ago did you freeze your eggs.” “Oh you want kids, are you planning to adopt ? Because , your age…” “ would you be willing to have kids before we got married, because your age…” again, via text before we even met.

I don’t think there’s any shame in being clear I want a family soon and hopefully this will attract a man who shared the same goal.
Good point. >1 date a week, when it takes at least a few weeks to set up a quality date, means that you never establish a credible commitment.

What if you tried limiting yourself to 1 new person a month? You'll evaluate them more favorably, and be more selective, and get less burned out
Same happened to me with Hotmail. Sucks.
This doesn’t work, the most sound comparison web developers can usually do is to jquery (speaking out of previous thread experiences, lots of them). I also see all this movement as digging more steps into the same pit they’re in, in hope that it would make a ladder out somehow. For two decades of building various business UIs on various platforms I’ve never felt that it was hard or error-prone at the level which could bother anyone to fix once and for all with some funny legs above head technique. But now it suddenly (well, gradually) became a thing everyone’s suffocating without.
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Depends on what you define as a "company".

For the last decade contracting/freelancing has been paying consistently the salary in the upper ranges discussed in the above article, from my experience living in the NL.

Taking a regular job, unless for big companies like booking etc. described in this articles, for most devs here would mean taking a pay cut up to 50% if not more compared to contracting.

So yeah even if you want to get a steady job with tax cuts you get being a freelancer you can work half a year in the NL and in the end easily make more then a full year being employed.

So in the end most of us have our own little lemon stands, because it just makes more sense.
Why don't the arrow keys work half the time in the chat input box?
Beyond notions of de minimis is the important distinction that copyright does not apply to utilitarian features! There are also notions of expressions that were already in the public domain and some copyright cases even refer to this as prior art.
Win 95 was a toy, NT was getting there. Apps were being ported quickly to NT4.

I do remember using Maya on Irix in '97 or so and it was already pretty amazing. It was built off earlier applications like power animimator, which was started in '88:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PowerAnimator

Maya had a customizable interface, and neat things like pie-menus, although not invented there.
From the article: "relatively few third generation reactors have been built" and "Gen IV reactors ... are concepts for which no concrete prognoses for realization exist".
>And honestly, if I encountered a partner who's methodically researched dating with the goal of having kids ASAP, I'd be terrified of getting baby-trapped. The desperation is a colossal turn-off.

What alternative is there for a person who wants kids that is running out of time to have kids?
Perhaps not literally. It certainly doesn't summon automated turrets in meat space. Good luck confiscating properly digitized reserves.
Miniconda is free and is great for running jupyter.
I don’t think msvcrt is exposed to link against in the DDK anymore. I maintain this, with the caveat that you really need to know what you’re doing: https://github.com/neosmart/msvcrt.lib
Not first gen, that one was very picky about ram settings even for the regular sticks. Also motherboard plays a huge role in how well that actually works.
Squirrel Tales: Sightings from the 2018 Central Park Squirrel Census
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This is somewhat off topic, but I'm wondering if you've considered offering a pre-paid lifetime plan. sr.ht looks great, and I've considered moving my project over from github, but the thing holding me back is that I don't want the obligation to maintain a subscription into perpetuity. Github's killer feature isn't that it's free, but rather, that I can get hit by a bus (or just become busy with other things in life), and my project will remain hosted indefinitely.
Iceland has huge greenhouses. Norway is exporting their indoor aquaculture expertise and investments to other countries. We're getting there but not quickly enough.
That's quite optimistic.

When IndyMac failed in 2008, the FDIC took over and payed in full the first $100,000 and %50 of the remaining amount. In 2018, it retroactively upped the limit to $250,000.

There larger banks are all bailed out, but that won't necessarily happen with medium sized banks that fail when there isn't a systemic financial crisis.

https://www.seattletimes.com/business/real-estate/extended-f...

Edit: during the savings and loan crisis, plenty of banks failed and insured accounts were only guarantee to receive the insured amount.
I used to believe this kind of advice. However, I’ve actually spent quite a bit of time working on myself and coming to peace with my life as it is.

I think the everything will follow piece is a spiritual bypass that isn’t reflected in reality.

There are so many confident, beautiful , career-driven women who are in the same predicament as me.

I think that women are learning to take charge in every aspect of their lives. Why not relationships.

When I’m building my startup, no one says, sit back, be confident and the startup will grow itself.

Why shouldn’t it be that I can have a strategic goal in my life to have kids and a family and work towards achieving that in an active, not passive way ?
The "it's a numbers game" thing is a hack to get people out of the trap of not seeing enough new people. You're on the other end of the chart. Commitment is a learnable skill, not something that goes easily once you find the perfect person.
He might have web and app activity off, as everyone should...

https://support.google.com/maps/answer/3093979?hl=en&co=GENI...

Fix problems with home and work in Maps

To use home and work when you search or use directions, you must turn on Web & App Activity. If you can't find home and work in Maps, learn how to turn on Web & App Activity.
99% of the waste is eliminated by reprocessing it via breeder reactors. What's left has a half life in the hundreds of years instead of billions.

Reprocessing also increases the extractable energy density of uranium 100 fold, meaning that with only known uranium reserves, humanity could meet 100% of its current energy needs from fission for 38,000 years.
Nuclear energy found to be far from cost effective, less so every year. Ten year prospect not looking good.
I’d warn the poster to be wary of descriptions like this of meeting “the one” - it seems already that she might be a bit too close to well marketed content that sells the dream of this experience of being a “lightning bolt from heaven”. That expectation is very appealing from romantic standpoint of lifting oneself out life’s mostly dreary mundanity…. However in my experience that/those incredibly intense first experiences have NEVER failed to be anything but (at best) the crushing disappointment of baseless assumptions meeting reality, and at worst the beginning of a “situation” with someone with highly questionable goals, morals and expectations

THE SUCCESSFUL relationships I’ve had have unfailing started with a tone of calm, comfort, and unexpectedly cosy familiarity. Not the emotional explosion everyone seems to want to hold out for, but is something that is a base to build on
Not OP but IMO the UX is really bad. It's removed almost everything that github/gitlab popularized for a plain, unstyled, email driven workflow. HN often states that git is too complex for most users and source hut pushes that to the extremes by using all the internal concepts and terminology in the UI rather than the more modern and understandable names.
Most smaller businesses do not develop their own website and everything like it's 1996.

There are service providers that cater to the 99% that spare them from totally reinventing the wheel. There's a company headquartered near me, that you never heard of, that as I recall basically provides a white-label e-commerce platform to small and mid-size businesses.

A particularly fucked up website, I would bet is likely the product of a business that did have some in-house tech people years ago, and once they had something working, has prudently avoided redoing it from scratch.
As a rule of thumb, it is a good idea to support smaller and indie companies than mega corporations, IMHO - even if those mega corporations aren't doing anything that is ethically dubious. That is doubtful, as it is likely not possible to become that big without trampling on some toes or bending some rules.

Why support Github when there is st.ht? Why support Starbucks when you can support a mom & pop coffee shop? Why buy books from Amazon when you can buy from a Indie book store? Granted, not everyone has the patience, time and money to vote with wallet, but we can try wherever possible. I hope more people ditch Github
Unless you signed a far more comprehensive NDA that the one I have seen until know, you can disclose enough information about your current employer to tell this kind of story.
Honestly dependabot is so bad I'm surprised anything other than the smallest projects use it, broken upgrades, lack of configurability, no multi-update PRs etc... and it only runs on GitHub.

I now recommend Renovate to clients which is also free, but a lot smarter.

https://github.com/renovatebot/renovate

https://renovatebot.com/
Sorry, but boilerplate in C++ ? Did he ever try using templates ? C++ is one language where you can get rid of boilerplate with a truckload of strategies.

I suspect [Ancient C/C++] weighed down with tech debt and utilising a plethora of old-code frameworks to Swift is what let him save 30%. If he did the port to Modern C++ and modern libs, he would have likely saved 50%.
> People have been capable of educating each other and watching children without full-time school for thousands of years, it's only recently that westerners completely forgot how to do it.

You sound ignorant of how western society works. Cost of living has increased significantly in the west and globally so that both parents must work to provide for children, especially in urban areas. Work opportunities are often only to be found in urban areas away from grandparents and other potential caretakers. You should reexamine your priors, assumptions, and unnecessary biases. Or, have you completely forgotten how to learn?
Then the opposite would be true (and equally nonsensical). If billionaire is a binary status, then Gates, Musk, and Bezos could get on a bus, and on average there are no billionaires on the bus.
I noticed that this GCP article about Terraform best practices linked to a similar tool: cloud-nuke (https://github.com/gruntwork-io/cloud-nuke)

https://cloud.google.com/docs/terraform/best-practices-for-t...

> After you run the terraform destroy command, also run additional clean-up procedures to remove any resources that Terraform failed to destroy. Do this by deleting any projects used for test execution or by using a tool like cloud-nuke.

> Warning: Don't use such tools in a production environment.

It seems like this tool only supports AWS though, at least nowadays.

I kind of feel bad for the GCP people here. Damned if you do (link to an external project, which might change), damned if you don't.

Besides this thing, I really enjoyed reading this article though! AWS is missing this kind of content.
Is looking at GPL code and rewriting it from scratch in your own style a license breach? For me, Copilot always uses the context and writes new code based on your own code as input. It uses the same patterns and code style as your own code.
Any way to get in touch with you or someone else within your company to learn about the type of work your company does and if i might fit in?
You can use email in my profile to reply.
Thanks
I list my wardrobe and frequency of washing below.

Most of my clothes last a few years.
This was definitely the case as of ~1 year ago, in the Google Maps Android map. It appears to no longer be the case on the web or Android interface now. I'm glad Google has stopped doing it, but at this point my trust in cloud services has been spent and I won't be adding my home address or enabling location history (until I travel enough to make it helpful for direction-finding).

Another creepy incident that's happened with me is, with Location History off, the Maps app would prompt me to leave a review for a restaurant I visited and left. So Google (either the app locally, or the servers) is stalking you even with Location History disabled.
Unfortunately it is often cited for the latter purpose.
Crypto hype projects continuously obscure the facts with confusing marketing hype. One thing I couldn't work out from the page is how much it costs to use. It was my understanding that pretty much all web3 projects are hit hard with transaction fees for any change.
For RAW editing DXO is great and runs native on Apple silicon. Recently bought ON1 and Affinity photos as well so there are other alternatives to Adobe, at least in the processing stage of RAW development.
probably so it gets a consistent installation location that is protected by the operating system. read the Raymond Chen blog post linked here a few times to see why not doing this has bitten Microsoft in the past.
What culture is this, if I may ask?
ICON homes are coated with elastomer paints at the end so I don't think dust coming off from layered walls will be a problem, if that's what you meant.
Oddly enough, I do have "Web & App Activity" disabled (everything disabled except YouTube history to sync watch progress across devices), yet I'm still able to register a home address and ask the Maps Android app to route to it.

...I wish you could delete YouTube history on a 1-week basis, yet Google only allows you to delete it after 3 months at minimum. More tying.
I actually do quite agree with you, but that’s not me!

I want someone kind, loyal, good in bed, happy, smart enough and yes, I’ll admit eager to grow and learn as a person.

Don’t care a wit about six figures, vegan , though all my married women friends say I should !! :)
IANAL, but still no.

The user who uploaded the code did provide attribution. They could have uploaded that code as part of a vendoring. There is not some flag that says they are not the copyright holders.

Copilot trains on that code just the same.

More importantly, the fair use they are claiming seems to bypass attribution and licensing requirements. It need only access to the code.

That is to say that it can 100% train on code hosted elsewhere. Until this fair use gets challenged by lawsuits, it will hold true.

The fact that we have not heard of these lawsuits yet, at least to me, shows that lawyers agree it is legal.
Glibc is major source of "binary from X years ago doesn't work" in my experience, to the point that if I want to run stuff older than let's say 5 years I start by getting a docker container - or a specially taylored set of libs starting with dynamic linker itself. Somehow proprietary OpenGL drivers still worked, it was glibc related files that caused crashes.

Thanks to symbol versioning I never know if a binary will work unless I can dismiss it early by versioning causing it to not link at all.

And given that glibc backward compatibility for all practical purposes is shorter than 10 years, having to support centos can get you a lot of those issues
American Airlines scheduling glitch allows pilots to drop thousands of flights
In GCP, the tool is not necessary, because you can simply delete the containing project to "nuke" any resources attached to it.