skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
IMHO: in order to say yes you are usually saying at least one or more no's. Otherwise the lack of those other no's will eat you alive.

Oddly enough, though, all those things you listed are possible if you reduce the scope and scale of the projects. Its a matter of saying no to massive undertakings and be pragmatic about it.

A "programming language" doesn't have to compete with C or rust or something equally huge. It could be a little DSL instead. "Cryptography" could be a key store or other simple encryption tool. The "sci-fi epic" could be a novella or even a short story.

But at the same time, even those undertakings might still be too large a bite to take out of your weeks.

So, as you say, prioritise and accept your own limitations.
Only if you had short hair. If you had long hair, the chairs would try to eat it.
To me the most impressive detail about Landsat is that, on the first one, the main camera failed, predictably, and all its results came from a sort of "back-up" camera whose creator had to fight tooth and nail to get lofted.
And I'll quickly duck back in to say that while there is an abundance of recent examples, including the early 2020 attempts to limit public use of n95 masks(!), there isn't a solution to the health-comms predicament per-se.

You still have to communicate what you're assigned and, yes, the better you do your job, the worse the next person will have it, when (not if) the science changes.

Such is life.
i dont think it's even habits - the technology of VR is just not mature enough, and convenient enough. I don't see it becoming better by an order of magnitude, which is what's needed for it to be competitive with real life attendance, any time soon.
Holy shit, you were not kidding.

https://youtu.be/h0fcTQQk1rE?t=24 (and...keep watching!)

https://youtu.be/PfyVRhL2Dgw?t=129

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/qcAuVsX3dTg
My ex was a nurse... she did home visits. A patient had a life threatening injury. She understood the situation, stabilized him and got him to a hospital. The company awarded her a $5 gift card.

I would argue $5 is worth than nothing.
Don’t Surround Yourself with Admirers
Wonder why those are closed source if just gui wrapping.
I doubt it. You can just slow down and be fired. Severance is a pittance to them.

What they are really trying to avoid is laying off the wrong people. Management is really bad at guessing who wants to stay and who wants out. Often, a bunch of “low performers” are riffed. Some are bad, some are just on the wrong team, some are having life complications- birth, death, divorce, etc.

It’s really bad PR to fire someone who is a low performer because of a bad pregnancy, grandma died, etc. especially when they call a reporter and show their stellar ratings from previous years.

On top of all that, with the rif comes a higher work load. At this time many high performers will quit, which sucks because you just laid off a bunch of people, many of whom were close to these guys in performance.

Then the company is at risk of making bad decisions. They they push even harder on those that remain? Do they become pragmatic and cut initiatives they can no longer staff?

All moves have risk.
I had to place my unit (CP1300EPFCLCD) in an empty room for 2 weeks to let it out-gass, the smell of plastic was unbarable and was not suitable for living conditions. I found others complain on the web just as well.

After two weeks I measured the amount of VOC in the room for a couple of hours and there was still some presence but nothing to worry about.

Overall the unit works as intended ...
Wireguard is absolutely fantastic for a small network, when you know what you're doing. It's dead easy to setup and configure, you forward some ports, and boom you have a shared network.

I couldn't believe how easy it is to configure. I set it up for work, do a key rotation on a schedule and it's great.

Tailscale I use for home use on my personal laptop + machines and it's fantastic as I don't need to port forward or anything. I changed over from using Wireguard with minimal effort, just changing some IPs over. Probably end up using MagicDNS (their DNS solution), then if I need to change off I'll just change this.

Their free tier is very generous for a single user.
I really like this, but it makes me nervous to use it in a production environment. I think if you market it as a recommendation engine instead of automatic deleter, it will be more appealing.

Separate question: If I put an Elastic Beanstalk application on the allowlist, will the app protect all related resources (load balancers, EC2 instances, VPCs, etc)?
Somehow when I was in high school, my ex girlfriend's cellphone number became linked to my cellphone number so that if someone called me while I was already in a call, the new call would be redirected to her. It caused some awkward situations. I have no idea how it happened. I had once set her number as a speed-dial on my phone and also set it as a Verizon "friends & family" number so I could call her for free, so I assume somehow there was a glitch with one of these features. She was a mutual friend with a lot of my friends so people just assumed they had called her by accident, but years later I finally realized something was up when a new friend who didn't know my ex got redirected to her. I googled a lot and found out there was some phone star code you could dial to set or unset a number to be used as a backup number, I finally understood that was the association that must have been set, and I was able to clear the association. I wondered a lot if I had accidentally used the star code in the past to set up the association but I can't imagine having done it by accident, and I didn't know about the feature before.
> Sadly, if it were “done”, a lot of devs would complain that it was dead and stop using it

Both pessimistic and incorrect.

You can observe the vast number of libraries across all ecosystems that are in use, as reliable libraries, well into functional obsolescence. Not to say some niche software doesn't suffer the fate of "nothing new, so it's dead" but that's not the norm.

Web frameworks are never feature-complete, per se. There are always new technologies and workflows to support. Frameworks are usually considered dead when the development halts in exhaustion or in transition to another project (as individuals, the development team members drift to these modalities), not when they are "done" by some finite collection of features.
Wireguard isn't a chatty protocol, and uses very minimal. You can use it on a spotty connection and your internet will go through that.
My point is that this analysis conflates ordinary democratic nationalism with anti-democratic right wing extremism.

Most people in the world don’t like outsiders, and don’t like the idea of people from outside their country immigrating and changing their country’s culture. Take for example the Japanese. Maybe that makes them “xenophobic” (although I don’t think even that’s accurate) but they certainly aren’t “anti-democratic.” To the contrary, it’s a Democratic sentiment. The people broadly agree that they like their culture and it wouldn’t be good for outsiders to change it. India is a another good example. Hindu nationalism is highly democratic, insofar as it’s broadly supported by the body politic. By contrast, Indian secularism is anti-democratic. It was established by an elite, British educated minority, and is crumbling as ordinary people attain greater political power in the country: https://unherd.com/2021/04/the-culture-wars-of-post-colonial...
Ahhh .. thank you :)
I think now things make a little sense :)
I was starting to think `git being git`
Thank you for digging!
I really appreciate your attention.
There are lots of bug fix in 1 year, and will be better time by time.
I started to use Vlang 1 year ago, and I created lots of ISSUES on GitHub, and most of them are already fixed.

I like Vlang (also like Rust and ...) so,
I'm happy for your attention & deep insight.
I hope you to dig and share again sometime.
The irony of fighting Nazis with a segregated Army was not lost on anyone. Excepting most of its own officers, of course.
At $work we use(d) the following:

- Heroku

- AWS ECS Fargate

- AWS EC2 (AutoScalingGroups) + Docker

- AWS EKS (managed K8s) + Helm charts

Everything (except Heroku) is/was IaaC.

They are listed in the ascending order of how many problems they cause, and how much we have to worry about them ... I will never ever touch K8s if I can possibly avoid it.
The opposite actually. Having a high latitude, summers are more intense.
I recently set up Tailscale, but unfortunately the phone app leaves a lot to be desired battery-wise (it takes up 30% of my total battery usage) so I think I'll be looking elsewhere.

Initially, I had tried setting up Nebula, but I am unable to get a static IP address for the beacon (a requirement for any of these mesh VPNs), hence why I went with Tailscale which acts as a beacon for you. I think I'll try ZeroTier next.
Including Singapore in that list is unusual. Singapore is not culturally East Asian, despite having a majority Chinese population. Unlike Hong Kong, Macau or Taiwan, it also has no history as a Chinese territory.

Also not known to most is that Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia and the US all have larger Chinese populations than Singapore.
That story is more an admonition against churches making money or exploiting the poor. The modern target would probably be corrupt megachurches.

The Bible has many other sections focused on telling the rich to stop spending so much time getting rich though.
You (or others reason this thread) would probably be interested in the most recent Serial podcast, "The Trojan Horse Affair", which centers on the intersection of religion and public schooling in Birmingham. Religious education is apparently technically a requirement in the UK as well (though, in many places, perhaps more observed in the breach). If you're Muslim in Birmingham, your public school is probably teaches approximately as much Islam as St. Barnabas taught me Catholicism.

(It doesn't work out great for Birmingham!)
Netlify free tier + Cloudflare CDN (if requests are cacheable).

https://www.netlify.com/pricing/

https://www.cloudflare.com/plans
Arguing for natural gas heating is dumb. The only way to hit net-zero is electrification AND renewable electricity generation. Both will take decades. The only question is whether to do them sequentially or in parallel, and it is pretty obvious which will get us to net zero faster.

Emitting a bit more carbon now is worth it if we can significantly reduce emissions long term
I thought this was common knowledge and a common complaint a cross the political spectrum.
It does in some more than in others. Oak Park schools did about as good a job with this as any school could have.
A common attack is to impersonate a trusted institution and ask for confirmation via an SMS code. The attacker is going through the lost your password recovery flow for 2FA, but pretends it's just for confirmation of identity. If they're smart they can even perform the attack twice and change the 2FA number for your account. If the code was accompanied by an explanation of the intent it would mitigate the attack, that's why.
> tighten belts and reduce cash burn

and on a macro level what's the point in reducing cash burn in a high inflation environment ? Driving even more inflation ?
Magic DNS is a fucking nightmare behind the scenes, I just use raw dog IPs to KISS. The TS app makes it easy to copy to clipboard.

See: https://lobste.rs/s/v4obi8/how_does_tailscale_s_magicdns_wor...

I also set custom hosts file entries for non-mobile devices and kablam, no magic needed (for personal use, anyhow).
Depends on the location/state of the store
That’s a very interesting perspective and I wonder if that will change attack vector.

One reason to have gateways etc. was to ensure that gateway couldn’t be taken over by software installs etc. Access was inconvenient but it was somewhat by design.

Maybe due to this attack vector shifted from directed access to automatic scanning of ever expanding vulnerabilities.

Now, as services stops being accessible from external networks once again they can be accessed in convenient ways thus bringing the old vectors back. Sometimes even giving false sense of security.
That is indeed a pretty harrowing forecast.
The alternative is to shift to other services that almost no one uses or requires technical knowledge to setup or keep talking to your friends and family.

My parents cant even use Whatsapp properly let alone some jabberlike thing
Telegram isn't foolproof, nor is it a secure app "BY DEFAULT". And that is a big point overall. Telegram has been known to not share information with the (local national spy agency) unless you're actively promoting violence. Its default chats are not encrypted, while its secret chats are. you can't access private chats on other devices, yet, whatsapp's default encryption shares its keys across devices.
Well this is for people who tried and failed and want to know the answer. I don't think that's called cheating
“Liquor” has two senses - a narrow sense in which it refers specifically to beverages produced by distillation, and a broader sense in which it refers to alcoholic beverages in general, including wine and beer. The narrow sense is stronger in the US (and I think also Canada?), whereas the broader sense is stronger in the UK and Australia (and I would assume Ireland and New Zealand too)
Ok so high performers are fine, low performers are out. What about everyone else?
Yes, there are all kinds of too big cars standing in our cities.
I think you'd be surprised. There are surprisingly few people who have a bone-deep understanding of much of the technology that modern civilisation relies on to function.
I've never used Flask before and come from mostly PHP/JavaScript.

One of the first things that struck me reading the tutorial was the use of "g" which seems to stand for "global" and is used to access things like the DB via "g.db".

This seems similar to using $GLOBALS['db'] in PHP which would be a code smell and I think it's impossible as of PHP 8.1.

If I saw this in a PHP Framework I would assume it was made by an amateur. Can anyone explain if this is common practice in Python and perhaps why it's different and not a worry?
Any more full example? Interested.
What on earth are you talking about... He's interpreting a thread that he is quote-tweeting. The thread is from _the then-Commissioner of the FDA_. If you think Eddie's description is wrong, you can read the thread he's describing!
I thought it tells you the answer after the final guess?
Low effort what? It's reality. You've got some blinkers on.
Django was the first web framework I took the time to learn about a decade ago.

I've learned a lot of different languages and done various types of projects, but whenever I get free time to start a personal project that has a web component in my favorite language at the time, I'm always a little bit sad I inevitably have to build out something that was just included in Django a decade ago.
> Their innovation is solely rooted in behavioral psychology.

i think the poster meant 'business model' rather than innovation.

Having an immoral business model doesn't imply they are not innovative - facebook does plenty of technical innovation indeed.
I'd posit that certain lobes were already shut off if you're unable to read a thread by the then-Commissioner of the FDA because it happens to be on Twitter. It's the 2020s, agency heads make official statements on Twitter all the time.
Nope. Oil and macro politics.
RS-232 drivers like the old MC1488 were run off plus and minus 12 volt supplies. DRAMS like the MK4116 also required a low current -5V bias supply. And there were other chips that possibly needed a -5V supply. Since the -5V was low current you could generate it off the -12V with a simple linear regulator.
It is basically getting rid of very low performers,

No - it is specifically aimed at getting rid of people who were doing fine before -- may have been top performers, even -- but who refuse to go into overdrive (start sacrificing sleep, or time with their families) to meet artificial goals.

That is to say: goals designed to reduce headcount -- by turning high performers into low performers.
Some of them are super easy but I couldn't get one letter in the phrase a few times
From the quotes here it seems like Mark's leadership is well aligned with the values of his business.
usually there is a single interface to a DB. whether that's supplied via import / dep injection / global is specific to the language / framework. there are pros and cons with each.
Sounds like Zuckerberg is underperforming. I guess he needs to be weeded out. You know Zuckerberg might decide this place isn’t for him, and that’s OK with me.
Write Like an Amazonian
How do you achieve the X <= 10 ms switching capacity? You need this if you actually want your equipment to survive the power outage.

Also, I'm extremely sensitive to humm noise output by inverters so I can only tolerate UPSs that have that "Green mode" option which (I guess?) powers directly from AC when under quality power but still provides protection.
What is it tonight with the low effort posts trying to drive those who use telegram and reddit to right wing / hateful alternatives? I'll make a guess and that it's related to roe v wade and the political climate, especially with those insanely pro life, and by statistical chance, republican, aren't being welcomed on left leaning sites. So those people think this "rejection" is happening to everyone, when that is a flat out falsehood.

Its the "reality has a left leaning bias" and its being met with the same attempts to indoctrinate people towards hate. The only group of people who would feel quote 'persecuted' unquote are those who hold hateful and bigoted views.

I don't think theres anything majorly wrong with redditlikes/twitterlikes/federated mastadon sites. But the moment I see a random site telling me to use alternatives that only promote hateful views, I don't see it as valid. Regardless of the data used, sites like Gab shouldn't be given a spotlight since they refuse to even federate with other Mastadon servers.

I don't even want to get into how Gab is clearly a cesspool [1], the next two sites listed are 4chan twitter analogues, and the overite page is the terfs who were banned from reddit.

In this day and age, a reddit clone isn't the same as a digg clone. A reddit clone is mostly a "refuge" (rdrama being a great example counter to my terf/bigot point) for those who are banned from reddit. In reddits history, the only subreddits who get outright banned are those like /r/cringetopia /r/fatpeoplehate /r/thedonald

Communities that promote hate. And seeing such a clearly bad list on hacker news, I had to speak up.

[1]https://www.npr.org/2018/10/28/661532688/a-look-at-gab-the-f...
I understand what you mean by “liberal democracy” and I agree that’s a more accurate description.

You might find Shadi Hamid’s writing on illiberal democracy interesting: https://wisdomofcrowds.substack.com/p/first-draft-is-there-a...
L.A. restaurant was excited to open. Then the graffiti and protests started
> ...it feels like V really brings out the people to come up with ways of criticizing it.

V is an up and coming language in the categories of both C and Go alternatives. This means a wide range of competitors and "acolytes" who may "come out of the woodworks" to take a shot at a rival, at anytime. The more popular they believe V is becoming or the more threatened by it that they may feel, the more likely we are to see "shots fired".

This is not to say that various criticisms are not or will not be valid. In fact, constructive criticism can be good and healthy. Among them, bringing bugs and issues to the attention of developers or having technical discussions with the language's community.

But, the negative or non-constructive acts (attack blogs, downvoting, flagging, gaslighting, trolling, etc...) do shed light on some of the odd heavy-handed, sneaky, or aggressive vibes that many of us can see. It demonstrates the intentions of bad actors or those acting in bad faith.

> ...absent when other new languages comes up (like Golang or Rust)...

Golang and Rust are backed by major companies. They do have plenty of "enemies" and competitors taking shots at them, but they aren't given the media "airtime" for their negative narratives to stick and their attempts get drowned out by the size of the language's userbase or amount of "infomercials".

Various other newer languages simply lack the popularity, userbase, or sponsors for most to even take notice or care. So they are simply not talked about.
I actually agree with you and millennials are, rightfully, somewhat bitter about it. It’s not just post-war benefits. It was the era of 9-5 jobs, pensions, union jobs that paid nearly 6 figures in rural America…in the 90s…with no education, fully paid medical benefits for the family, and cheap homes.

What do we have now? Self managed 401k which you have pour a life savings and second mortgage into in order to beat inflation, overpopulated suburbs, record levels of pollution, rising temperatures, impossibly expensive homes, their kids getting shot in schools, their rights being stripped away, skyrocketing college tuition costs…

I actually believe a lot of millennials don’t know how bad they have it comparatively and somewhat ironically, boomers also don’t know how good they had it.
"Standard" to mean manual transmission is a common usage in Canada. In my experience, even people who know nothing about cars still call them that. Even though manuals haven't been standard for decades.
these are stupid arguments really.
>Russia has huge demand in intelligence operations over the world, and with telegram they know a lot. With this information they can get together facts and make legends for their spies. For example - know who making fake docs, or who dead recently and take his/her identity. Huge field for malicious activity in foreign countries.

what does this mean?
>Telegram knows your social relations with other people, who is your friend or family member.

so does facebook/nstagram/whatsapp so what?

>After almost a century of making own people worse as a choice, war crimes, lie and disrespect to humanity, russia still pushing it's agenda worldwide, growing worst things in people.
anti-russia propanda, no real meat.
>Want register it without phone, just like using app or website on pc? Well, wish you luck, its almost impossible
same is true for whatsapp and the most beloved signal, so what?
>You can be kidnapped in third world shithole for example, because this information is enough to use. Soviet Union supported terrorist organisations in middle east, sent them weapons and money. Its just a part of hybrid warfare, tool to make opponents vulnerable, spreading rumors, fakes, crimes. Protect your society and security, its price is very very high.

uh, anyone remember iran contra affair or the thousands of times US government has literally armed terrorists because those people oppose a legitimate government that US wants out? what if russia is doing the same

>What to use instead of telegram? I don't know. Try TOX over Tor or jabber over tor for illegal things (don't forget to use tails os, because this apps saves chats to disk).

no discussion about matrix/IRC/XMPP or even encrypted email, apparently this post is about people doing illegal things
the visual in my mind of someone doing this is just not good. hillarious, but not good. thanks for that. I will have to include this in an as yet unwritten comedy script about the Odd Couple like roommates
Pretty good. I didn't really understand what their hacked app did or how it got the implants banned. Maybe it requires closer reading to figure out than I had time for?

I also think that there is no way a YouTuber with 600k subscribers would sell an endorsement/review for 50 dollars. I would expect a figure in the low tens of thousands of dollars for that kind of thing.
Isn't this hardware accelerated on the M2?