skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Wow, this brings back so many memories, thank you. selfHTML was like an early version of MDN, without the authority but same general usefulness.
The question which was not related to the one brought up here and only was used to initiate some blame-gaming? No, since it bears no relevance to the actual question I see no need to answer it. I'll stick to the subject at hand which was what are the benefits to having children.
This doesn't really prove anything; there's many weights that go into page rank that will overpower a hypothetical weight for GA, especially for popular sites like these.
What is the intent behind this app? SAP Concur/ Expensify, etc. do the same thing. Is this intended for gig-workers?
Foucault’s Pendulum by Umberto Eco is a fantastic novel for doing this. You find yourself sucked right into the conspiracy, only for him to then reveal the facts that destroy it.

There’s a subplot on how the number of letters in a document proves the Templars possession of the Holy Grail. A character then shows how a random shopping list follows a similar pattern.
It's definitely possible, but the limit is 18,446,744,073,709,551,616 rows, or 281 terabytes, whichever the database hits first, so you probably could put the discussion off until year 2 or 3 if you really had to.

Kind of like maybe the 'Send your friends money, divide the restaurant bill easily!' app founders first think will change the world could get really popular if it gets on the frontpage of HN..
How long until actors are mostly replaced by deep learning "models"?
This was exceptionally annoying for me, some ec2 instances are used only during the day and we stop/start them with an in house scheduling application outside office hours. Also automatic security upgrades are enabled. Came in to work one day last week and all of our UAT environment was down.

It is possible to ssh in for about 2 seconds before the kernel panic so I solved it by doing this:

while true; do ssh <servername> sudo mv /usr/bin/containerd /usr/bin/containerd.backup ; sleep 1; done

On the next reboot i was able to ssh in and change to the (then just released within the past hour) kernel that doesn't have this stupid bug. After another reboot you can move containderd back and it should be working again

affected: linux-image-5.13.0-1028
not affected: >linux-image-5.13.0-1029
I wasn't even thinking about that, but then I watched all videos, and in hers she spends more time talking about the war than she does talking about her work. I understand she's been affected but that feels out of place here.
Streets are designed for a certain max speed to be the safest speed. People drive the designed speed, not the sign speed. Governments place mobile speeding radars for revenue rather than making the streets safe.
Absolutely incorrect at least in Australia, they are entirely to manage speed in pedestrian areas.
The difference is in the intent. A security camera films a place and doesn't focus on individuals. If the camera were to run software that would autofocus on a person, that would make them a subject, there would need to be consent.

You'll find a helpful diagram (though incomplete) on this page https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Droit_%C3%A0_l%27image (French), and there's of course (as anything legal, it's a rabbit hole) more specific laws concerning security camera.
>and expecting a random woman to shower you with attention for $50 a pop videos seems unrealistic.

So then what it's ok to take advantage and scam them ??? WTF ...
Life experience that would make me want to want to die if I was in this scenario? I sincerely hope I don't experience anything like that.

But I'm glad that innocent-minded people like you exist. Here's a question, if you had the choice between killing me or yourself, who would you choose?
But hey, they removed those in video notes that were actually useful a lot of the times. Or community closed captioning. Or being able to disable that fucking miniplayer when you are in a playlist and navigate somewhere else. I have multiple tabs for a reason FFS.
You're stuck on a trolley.
What part of "reverse engineer" do you not understand?

The point of paying the platform fee is that you can make games for the console with the assistance of the console maker. If you don't want to pay for the convenience, you can spend time and money reverse engineering an OS that will run your game(s).

Also, the Apple fee isn't just $99. It's $99 plus 30% of every transaction through the app. Forever.

The console platform fee is a (non-linearly) scaled fee based on physical units shipped and wholesale price (between 5% and 30%, with the % getting larger at smaller wholesale prices), and does not apply to sales through the console storefront (MS and Sony waive the platform fee and take their earnings on the delta between the wholesale price set by the publisher and the retail price set by the store).

Who do I contact, where do I pay and how much? What rules do you have to follow to get your indie game on the Playstation Store or XBox Store?

Both Sony and MS have published this information on their websites for over a decade, and promoted indie games for over a decade, so I don't think I need to assume that comment was made in good faith. But since you're too lazy to do a 1-second google search, here are the results for you (in both cases, literally the first result: https://www.xbox.com/en-US/developers/id, https://partners.playstation.net/)
I don't see how that trivializes the problem. With that additional consideration, the options are:

1. Let 5 people die and 1 live, and you probably don't have any legal consequences.

2. Save 5 people, cause the death of 1, and you probably go to jail.

So the thing that made the answer trivial was the introduction of legal consequences that affect you personally? Doesn't the difference of 4 deaths dwarf that?
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It is there. E.g. The book Accelerate! by Forsgren et.al. explains, scientific, what methods and concepts produce better and worse software. In an accessible way.

There are numerous papers on how TDD does X to your software or team. Numerous theses on how static typing causes more or less Y and so on.

Yet here we are, ignoring all that and discussing the pro's and cons of TDD based on a YouTube video, a blogpost, an anecdote and mostly a giant pile of ego and opinions.
Fat tire ebikes are a dime a dozen nowadays and becoming the new favorite way to traverse across town. It is absolutely the most convenient riding option that can even replace a car. However, if you have to ride on hill terrains, or replace your car with it, you need a powerful fat tire ebike. Like a 750W one!

According to the latest NPS regulations, American citizens can now register 750 Watt electric bikes for their daily lives. Thus, getting the best 750 watt electric bike is now a significant decision to hit the road. Even though many people know this, they still don't understand why those ebikes should be 750watt. Here I will explain about that.

They're Fast
The first reason why you should ride on a 750 watt ebike is that it will be really fast. You can crank its speed at about 20 to 28 mph (32-45 kph) on dirty or rough terrain. On the contrary, you can reach a speed of 30 to 35 mph (48-56 kph) on a flat or downhill road.

Heavy Construction
When you own a good 750 watt electric bike, it comes with a heavy-duty construction to withstand rough trails. Normally, the manufacturers would make ebike with anodized aluminum, carbon, and other high-end materials, which help you push its limits and get the best out of it.

Go on Any Terrain
Another great thing about 750 watt electric bikes is their perfect combination of gorgeous appearance and accessibility. Whether you're riding on harsh hill trails, cutting through sand or snow, or just commuting for daily work, they fit in just fine.

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Stupidity is the wrong word, imperfection perhaps. All scientists must feel stupid , but there is a culture of polished, perfect research that is mostly fake, like all perfect things
That is a very good observation and a well-explained statement. Thank you for providing an additional perspective from a nation level macro lens as opposed to an individualistic level.
Indeed, and definately some bandwagoning involved. If one group gets an outsized settlement, then others are inspired to do dirt digging to do the same. Alleging pervasive racism is a tall order, and the evidence presented thus far amounts to he-said-she-said and between workers and some supervisors as far as we're aware of and not some leadership thing to go as far to say "standard operating procedure".
Funny seeing high level management talk of sysadmins as "masterminds" whom "have access to everything"

Yeah, exactly, that's what you hire sysadmins for and specially high seniors, for them to have access to everything

Anyhow, it has been interesting seeing buzzfeed and Newsweek with their deep connections get these scoops, but I wasn't quite a fan of them for the fact that they were being misleading with the timelines of it, such as saying that ""everything can be seen in China"" when that ought have been on a past tense given than Tiktok has been working with oracle for a while to sanitize their datasets, but I guess "reality" just isn't good enough to sell clicks and outrage
alternatively I suppose depending on the size of your operation, you should consider having a dummy prod using at least one of each of the servers in your environment and using that to validate host upgrades. after that you can push an unattended upgrade via a self-hosted package+upgrade server.

Let things be automatic to the maximum degree possible but give yourself a single hard human checkpoint and some minimum level of validation in a dummy environment first.
Subscribing doesn't show all videos, but only those that youtube thinks you may be interested in. If I get overwhelmed with content I can unsub to channels I no longer watch. Instead some sit in my subs list for years with regular uploads and never showing up in my sub list.
Scientists have no idea why 302 neuron nematodes go left or right, the idea that a social scientific study like this is coming to the conclusions they come to are absurd.

The original Pioneer Fund funded Minnesota studies very rarely studied twins separated at or near birth and raised in very different environments. For most of the twins, the separation happened much later, or happened early but was temporary and the family was reunited, or the parents died and two sisters each raised a twin, and the like. The notion is false that the Minnesota studies all this flowed from showed people mainly raised from birth in very different environments. It did not.

It's a religious belief - we are the Brahmin, we are the chosen people, dressed up in 21st century Calvinist/liberal clothes. We are born successful or not successful, due to nature, not nurture or environment. It's scientific Calvinism. Of course some people flock to defend it in a way they wouldn't for some aspect of quantum theory - as I said, it's a religion in pseudo-scientific form. It feeds people's egos, especially people born to some form of privilege who have not accomplished all that much, and some people race to swallow from that hose as fast as they can.

The history of the funding of all of this is the old Pioneer Fund which started out showing Nazi eugenic films. They funded the original Minnesota twin studies all this field flowed from.

I should note this appeared in The New Yorker three years into Tina Brown's editorship, this kind of low middlebrow garbage didn't show up in The New Yorker much before that, but it became commonplace after she came in.
Pff nothing about dreamweaver. It was (afair) never good, but it was there. There was another tool I forgot the name of, but even this nieche was filled back then.
well I grew up provisioning and using dedicated servers and nowadays you get much tighter security from the container ecosystem that I would on a dedicated server.

I have just provisioned another bare metal k8s cluster, taking software of dedicated servers and.... well if I dont have to, im not running bare metal anymore in 2022.

If you want to just "get a computer in there" have a look at harvester, its the best of the two worlds
For the end user there is no positive effect. Many websites were better in 2005 and had greater uptime.

They were also better organized. Ebay and Amazon were leaner and more pleasant to use.
Does everyone get “Congratulations! You have solved Philosophy.” at the end?
I think the trolley problem serves to highlight how important it is to focus on solving real problems rather than hypothetical problems. The real world usually offers addition information that helps resolve dilemmas.
Impressive work here. Congrats Jarred for the lunch of Bun!

I'm eager to see how the different runtimes will shine in the edge side. Bun is clearly positioned as one option and the focus on this is stated in the main page.

I believe the traction for Bun will depend a lot of the adoption. I see the point on having the fastest(TM) runtime in Linux and MacOS, but that comes from the fact of using specific syscalls. If we move to the edge, it's not clear to me how this will be implemented. Maybe those syscalls are not available or sandboxing makes things for difficult. The requirements for making it compatible may reduces its performance.

We will see :)
DarkViperAU has a bunch of videos where he does this. Very fun.
I still have a hard copy of it :D
My father printed it out back then. Good times.

Edit correction. Can't find the printout. Maybe it's still at home? I still got my basic and turbo pascal binder and some weird shit I can't quite remember.
I think that was the year my internet career started. It began when one evening I was hanging out in an internet cafe. At some point, someone said "Oh there comes the guy who owns the company that provides us with internet access". I was so excited that I jumped at that guy and started bombarding him with questions. About how this whole magic internet thing works. My enthusiasm seemed to be contagious and after a while he said "You know what, I'll give you an ssh account on our server. Then you can build your own website on our server under /~mg.

I was mesmerized. I knew absolutely nothing about ssh, http, html etc. But I knew I had to spend the night figuring it out. And have a website up and running the next morning.

So I ran home and started reading and trying things out. As I couldn't really see much use in all that html gibberish, I just used full size images for every page and interlinked them via the <map> element. Hurray! Next morning my website was online! Mostly built by just using Photoshop :)

I have not thought about the <map> element for decades now. But it seems it is still supported! That's what I love about HTML.
One thing I know about conspiracies is it’s exceedingly hard to talk about them without spreading them. To that effect, I now believe the early medieval period is a hoax.
No ad hominem please. Both examples are cool apps built with the foundation layer not designed for the task.

- text markup language isn't a good choice for modern performant graphics editing apps.

- excel sheet isn't a good choice for 3d game engine.

The difference here lays only in the fact that for Doom 3D engine, authors had another choice.
The “phantom time hypothesis” is a central point in one of the better Twilight Zone (1985—or 1688, depending on who you believe) episodes, called Paladin of the Lost Hour. Written by Harlan Ellison, starring Danny Kaye and Glynn Turman. In this story, precisely one hour was lost during the switch to the Gregorian calendar.

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

You can find it on YouTube.
For the trivial case where a document or a spreadsheet with just some text has to be exported out of a system, it works. But there are other formats such as CSV that already exist for this purpose and have a higher degree of.

My point wasn't about writing to those formats for these basic use cases, but rather about building interoperable applications that can both read and write from the format. Since the spec is relatively loose and Microsoft hasn't adhered to it well, there are many issues when you use something like LibreOffice. And whether you like it or not, people do like using the advanced features of the Microsoft Office suite.
No, you don't need Sony's blessing, unless you want to use Sony's software and marketing IP. Unlike Apple, you can reverse engineer the PS5 hardware if you want, and in fact, that is the whole reason that the console market is structured the way it is.

See Sega v. Accolade for more information, but in a nutshell, the console maker can't prevent unlicensed games from running on the hardware. However, they don't have to make it easy to run unlicensed games, and they can make devkits and other IP contingent upon legal agreements that forbid using those tools/docs to develop solutions that don't require a license. (This means that the publisher would need to acquire commercial units to go the reverse engineering route.)
If there is nothing outside that range, then what do you do with 0x80000000? Reject it outright?
BTW. In urban environment there are plenty of horizontal lines pointing to the vanishing point. Thus it is totally possible to make a camera app, which calculates your position from the sun alone. This might make total sense in Urban Warfare, when the enemy has blocked GPS signals.
I suspect around 12% preferred to read the problems but always click the same choice to avoid giving away PII.

A quarter probably did that, considering both options.
This summary page is absolutely terrible.

It appears to be an open-source implementation of nvidia-cli for managing mdevs, which is arbitrarily nice, but it's not clear to end-users what this means.

Pre-Ampere GPUs (Ampere+ is MIG) were able to use the mediated device subsystem to partition cards into time slices. It's similar to SR-IOV, except that you can specify the size of the partition with more granularity than "give me a new virtual device".

Intel has GVT-g, which is reasonably widely supported on Gen12 and above (edit: too late/early -- Gen11 and earlier, not Gen12 and later -- thanks to my123 for the correction). nVidia had vGPU/mdev, and newer generations (Ampere and later) use MIG. It's unclear whether this supports MIG at all. AMD uses MxGPU, and they've never really cared about/pursued anything related to this, probably because their datacenter penetration is about 1%.

MxGPU is only supported on some FirePro cards. mdev was largely on GRID cards (mostly Tesla, some Quadros). MIG is on AXXX cards.

It's unclear why anyone should use this over mdevctl, which already supports GVT-g, and it's also unclear whether this is tied to the (very much "don't use in production") open source nvidia drivers.

For end-users, GVT-g, getting a cheap older GRID card, or using Looking Glass for your GPU are all more reasonable options.

This effort is great, but the readme is appallingly short on information even for someone who knows the problem domain.
I worked for an ecommerce startup in 1998/1999 that was founded in 1997. The app was built in Perl with (by 1999) a MySQL backend.

But there were definitely applications for building larger websites, including ColdFusion[1] from Allaire and, infamously, Broadvision[2].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adobe_ColdFusion
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broadvision
But if one real world problem was tied to the tracks, and you could flip a switch to a different track where five hypothetical problems were tied to the tracks, would you switch it?
I think the joke here is that starting vim with an empty buffer used to display a message about donating to some charity organization.
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A blockchain won’t magically fix that
We have a different understanding of the phrase “very easy”.
To be fair, GP was quoting a comment specifically comparing Miami and SF, although the comment you reply to lost that distinction.

I agree it’s overly simplistic but that sub culture of Miami certainly exists and is very visible, just like SF isn’t entirely tech.
I'm fairly sure this differs for different project/organization, not sure there is a rule, and not sure there are really any considerations that are specific to open source, good practices are good practices regardless.

That being said, I rate Canonical's practices as rather poor.
In Sri Lanka, Instagram has become a shop front for goods including live seafood
"Nothing" would be my choice regardless, morally and philosophically. In each case you'd likely be sued by the person(s) you'd kill and they'd probably win.

If you don't intervene circumstances play out and you are blameless. In the other case you are choosing to kill someone, taking their life based on an idea in your head which may or may not be valid. In reality nothing is so clear cut and the people at risk may not have died anyway and you may kill someone needlessly.

That is not to say I wouldn't, for instance, defend someone being attacked. In that case I'm not causing someone else's death by my actions. If the attacker dies during my defense that's fine because it's due to his actions, not mine.
NVIDIA's vGPU technology has been cracked to work on most Maxwell and later devices. AMD and Intel have not been cracked and researched in the same ways.
Doesn't want to talk frameworks, but has this as a problem....

"The problem is that doing a Single-Page-App ‘properly’ is even more expensive than doing a mediocre Single-Page-App, which in turn is considerably more expensive than an old-style multi-page web service. If a lack of resources is the limiting factor for the project, any suggestion that involves more work or more resources makes the problem worse."

The point about the frameworks is that having single page, and multi page apps done properly isn't more expensive than even static stuff.

It looks like they have created their own problems here.
> Here's a live example of a 1995 website: http://www.os2ezine.com/v1n1/

Almost 30 years have passed and this website still works and renders perfectly in modern browsers! Will we be able to say the same about current websites 20 years from now?
This was the first time I heared about your issue, so I checked what they had to say on the matter.

Complaints about email spam with a MEGA email address: https://help.mega.io/security/data-protection/complaints-abo...

TLDR hypothesis - You get daily spam from a third party, using spoofed email headers, but I'm sure you'd figured that out already
Send it to the very fires of hell from whence it came. Or use 64 bits to store timestamps.
Despite the fact that a man fat enough to derail a trolley, if even possible, likely has an extremely low quality of life and an extremely short life expectancy.
What would DNA sound if synthesized to an audio file
What would you like to see from a new JS VM?