skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As someone who dabbled in PHP but is mostly a self-taught JS hobbyist dev, I have been using and loving Directus (https://directus.io) since around the time they switched to Node. Development velocity is exceptional with new features released every couple of weeks and bugfixes/enhancements even more frequent, the community and core team is fantastic, and I like the fact that if I ever decide to switch to another CMS for some reason, there's no real import/export process, I just delete the directus_tables in my database, and done.

Pocketbase (https://pocketbase.io/) piqued my interest after seeing it here and on ProductHunt, but I don't think it would be the right call for a client before it hits a stable release.

I also very much enjoyed OctoberCMS (although it has its quirks), but there was a fairly acrimonious split in the community there, and OctoberCMS is no longer open source, and I haven't used the fork (WinterCMS: https://wintercms.com/)

I enjoyed using Apostrophe (https://apostrophecms.com/) for a while, but ultimately I felt like I was doing a lot of stuff in a way that didn't come naturally to me, and although Mongo seems a logical choice when you look at Apostrophe's page model, it worried me a bit that the data would not be easy to move if I ever wanted to.
Use Pantheon. Expensive but absolutely worth it, best WP and Drupal host bar non.

It's hard to diy it right. You basically have to cache and invalidate like mad and then put varnish and a cdn in front of it and invalidate those too. It's ugly. Pantheon takes care of all of that for you transparently.
Yeah, and I know someone who got rich by buying the lottery. Anecdotal evidence doesn't really prove anything, does it?
I second this one.

Scala borrows a lot from Haskell and Python too. Definitely a JVM and integrates with Java well.

I coded in Java since 2002, now in Scala since 2013, and I am learning Haskell as well.
SA gets a good deal on treasuries (basically a bribe) in order to sell oil in dollars and then use those dollars to buy treasuries.

US forces nearly all countries to buy USD that eventually get returned as SA-owned debt (huge monetary policy benefits). SA gets more or less bribed by the worlds largest military.

Awkwardness is when SA wants to do stuff that’s is against US morals (like murdering journalists) or when China firmly but politely asks to buy in RMB (like it has recently).

US generally sees petrodollar regime as second only to the military (as evidenced by their eagerness to invade Iraq and gain leverage over SA).
This question isn't designed to test how well applicants can master the real world skill of researching license plates. It's designed to see if applicants realize that generally speaking, witness recollections are faulty, but that fact can be mitigated by piecing together a composite based on multiple recollections.

Also, uniformed officers disproportionately come from uniformed officer families. One way they can give their kin a structural advantage is to design the tests to have certain recurring types of logical problems which can be relentlessly practiced. So, year after year, you'll see the same kinds of exam questions, with the details switched around. That license question or a close logical variant may have been on the test for generations.
There is definitely new stuff there – if you look closely.

The new stuff is of course faint and small. Otherwise Hubble would have seen it!
One of the many things I don't miss at all from office work.
They all do it, apparently it's because their motor skills initially aren't developed enough to use their fingers to learn texture. Putting things in your mouth provides more data so to speak.

Mine also really liked eating sand for a while :-)
Can you elaborate? If you're talking about government health insurance fund (Haigekassa), AFAIK it covers everything fully, and limited dental and eye, doesn't it? Or am I missing something?
I don’t think there is a conspiracy here. HN more than other sites is frequented by techno-optimists, who believe humanity’s problems can be solved with technology. Those people are more likely to favor nuclear power as a technological solution to the climate crisis, and therefore more likely to post articles favoring that view. Those articles often appear on nuclear lobbying websites. What you are seeing is the natural bias of the HN audience, nothing more.
If only the reverse existed. A lightweight piece of software you can play through your speakers to disappear all that noise from a real office environment.

I guess the industrial grade hearing protector industry would take a major hit though.
Indeed, it was the realization of his political ideals, no matter how wacky they may seem.

He created a market place which was available as a tor hidden service. It was primarily a website and a communications hub, this makes it a kind of meta-criminal enterprise where he enabled other criminals to sell often illegal drugs, though there was apparently much more.

The stated political goal at the time with using a website was to reduce violence at the time of a transaction. By that alone it was clearly more than a website.
I love the cybernetic potato diet mentioned at the end: if weight is over target, then eat only potatoes for a week; else eat whatever you want. What could go wrong?
LGBTQ friendly businesses exist as a supportive space for likeminded individuals.
This sort of thing has been around (openly enough) since the 70s.
Sure it exists. My point was that switching from one to the other is the problem. Europe has issues with gett;ng gas and can't switch to electric. If you use electric and run into electricity issues you cannot switch to gas. Even if both solutions are working just fine.
WordPress on a good hosting system like Pantheon (or Wpengine, or the one that stats with K, etc.) can be very fast. It basically just get statically cached.

And with Advanced Custom Forms, I found WP more powerful than any of the 20 or so headless CMS options out there. And a hell lot better than Drupal. More powerful get easier to use as a headless DB. Drupal has other strengths but they're mostly irrelevant these days.
May as well link a video of impressive Hurdy Gurdy playing, even though not synth related: https://youtube.com/watch?v=AdCU75EMqh4

“Guilhem Desq - Cicatrices”
I don't understand the point of charging people to use something that is already installed on the vehicle. I agree that advanced software that probably requires updates and improvements on a regular basis (e.g., autonomous driving) may have a monthly cost, but why pay for the mere use of things that are already on the car?
Is there something biologically special about post-menopause women that makes you wonder if this applies to them?
It seems almost impossible to believe there appears to be very little out there in terms of alien signals. Demis Hassabis’ argument that we would see lots of signals by now if other life had reached human intelligence levels seems persuasive to me. Almost seems more terrifying if we eventually explore the universe to find nothing else there…
Or maybe not. If you consider how improbable is the origin of life on the earth then maybe it's not even enough planets in the observable universe to start a life. But the universe is much greater than its observable part.
Or somewhere else on the bell-curve.

Maybe I'm twenty kilos heavier than you, exercise more than you, have a bigger appetite than you. Maybe a tape-worm ;) My post, along with many others that have replied to you seem to have done so to challenge your guarantee.
I agree. I couldn't understand what GP was talking about and I had to re-read the first three paragraphs to see what they meant when they said "snob-factor". On a second read I see where they may be coming from, but I still read it more as "I used to make mistakes, I now recognize those mistake and am a better writer because of it, here's the mistake I noticed, you can fix them too and become a better writer" than "I'm great. Wanna be as great as I am? Do as I do"
So does this mean that sunscreen helps with weight loss ?
Simply put - because they think they can get away with it.
> But you can also pay for a year subscription, a three-year subscription, or you can buy the heated seats permanently.

Non transferable when the car is sold, of course.
Electron: wave model; particle model; fluid model; quantum model. Anything else?
Yep, we are on the darkest timeline. Enjoy the ride.
> Unless you can't physically fit people in the island

They can’t physically fit, huge amounts of protected greenfield sites are being demolished by the government for cheap new build housing
> Is it really a tax if it's voluntary? That seems like a contradiction of terms.

Um, it's not voluntary. Buying the product is voluntary. But the state taking a cut once you do buy the product is not voluntary. Don't mix those two aspects.

It's voluntary to buy a pound of chicken feet. It's not voluntary to pay VAT on that purchase.

It's voluntary to go to work and earn a salary. It's not voluntary to pay income tax on that salary once you earn it.

> And why not ban the lottery entirely if you're not going to use it as a revenue source? Keep it around just to entertain poor people?

One reason is to keep a legal way to do this, since otherwise illegal ones have higher demand and pop up. It's more expensive (and arguably worse for society) if you make gambling entirely illegal and instead need to go hunt down illegal lotteries with more police resources.

> 99.999% of them will still lose money anyway if it's morality you're worried about. Does it really matter to the winners whether they take home $100mm or $70mm (and the gov the remaining $30mm)?

You clearly don't play the lottery (and I don't mean that negatively). Most wins are small. $400 here, $2000 there. That's how you keep people hooked. And in those orders of magnitude, it makes quite a difference in practice.
If sh actually printed every photo she took, you know recursion...
Oops, looks like your mindfulness has expired! Would you like to renew it for $4.99?
80% of American millionaires are self made.

https://www.amazon.com/Millionaire-Next-Door-Surprising-Amer...

Consider also that the US was populated by people who arrived with nothing. It wasn't wealthy people that came here from Europe.
What happened with GDPR: Some small independent hobby bbs/forums got worried, closed down, and members moved their discussions to facebook.
Hackers Say They Can Unlock and Start Honda Cars Remotely
Why nobody should care - https://www.salon.com/2021/11/13/bari-weiss-field-of-right-w...
How do you take humans and avoid taking bacteria?
go dystopia
And that's why there is so much interest in Erlang/Elixir.
> What's not different is that most of the time you will be shown the door as quickly as possible. You get your notice time, and you get paid until your actual termination date, but you spend that time at home ("freigestellt").

No, not really. Companies have that option but it's almost never used, only in extreme cases (e.g. when the company has a real reason to assume the employee would misuse their continued access).
But as a fact with have to comply with EU-Laws -> Schengen.
It's inconceivable, looking at it gives me a feeling of derealization. God doesn't begin to explain it. We're some primates on a speck of dust why all of this then? To me it looks like a hall of mirrors. It's like looking at a procedurally generated image in a simulated universe.
As per my understanding, you already paid for the heated seats when you bought the car, as they are already installed on board. What you are required to do is to pay a monthly fee in order to use something you already own.
Lower estrogen. The article says estrogen interferes with the effect in women.
Well. For us computer geeks the "euro price is the dollar price" has been a thing for decades.
Illegal immigration happens because of the billions of dollars of corruption that is done in those countries and then parked in UK banks and property markets. If the west would stop the illegal and corruption outflow of resources from poor countries the need for people to get out of these countries and immigrate to west would decrease dramatically automatically.
I would say that, if one asks this question to often, then it's a sign of depression. Non-depressed people don't worry about such issues.
That’s a pithy axiom, but it ignores the reality that people are often willing to pay because of misunderstandings, inadequate information, fraud, lies, and cons.
It’s become a meme to point out studies are done on just mice (to contextualize how sensationalist science media can be), but it’s had the effect of making commenting contests where the first one to point it out gets many upvotes.

So people seek it out without reading the full paper
Mine is now 1.5 and the amazement continues. Hearing them learn to speak is also at a whole different level than any algorithm or adult does.

They use some rudimentary logic even at that age. There is a thing that's in English called an "egg cup" (according to Google Translate :-)), there is one word for that thing in Dutch: "eierdop".

My daughter, just having heard the word "egg" for the first time that day looked at an egg cup and decided that it was "ei-bakje" in Dutch, which roughly translates to "small container for egg". Only took maybe 2 seconds.

I think that ability to find relationships between things and extrapolate very rapidly from them is what makes human kids so fast at learning. Which may have something to do with the fact that human memory is very associative, almost like what near 100% data locality would be in CPU design with many many cores.
Silly human, having emotions and such frivolities. Just be a machine, it always works better.
It’s just there’re people who want to discriminate others. And it doesn’t matter what others are “guilty” of.
What is the context? I don't have the reference.
Thanks for all the details. "A" can't really be checked into git due to size, and doesn't allow for forward config changes, just rollbacks. Do B1 or B2 allow updates to an existing system? C so far seems the closest to Nix, though it's missing the configuration side. I used D before and frankly Ansible is not great. It is meant to be idempotent but has so many holes that it never really is, and because it's a separate layer from the system itself, the scripts might not work after a system upgrade. With Nix, the config IS the system. E sounds interesting, never heard of it - sounds like you saying it's not suitable for personal use though for some reason.
Average of “never”, “a bit”, and “slightly more” is “a bit”, where do you get “a lot” from?
Some of the content is interesting on the rest of the site, but this post definitely screamed "out of touch", perhaps surprisingly so if you've followed the content for a while. Being on the ball with tech is an ever-moving target, and this feels very 2015.
>>After Kalinga war ... Do you have a parallel example from Abrahmic kings?

No, I don't have any example of any king in Europe, Middle East or North Africa who fought a war as destructive as Kalinga war. And that's just one war.

>>Having said that every civilization have had destructive infights. People fought for money, power,fame etc.

Causes for the fall of any civilisation are always internal, eventually you just get take over by somebody better.

>>That's is only true for Abrahmic philosophy which stresses on destroying the culture and knowledge systems of the conquered.

Would love read more upon 'Abrahmic Philosophy'.
Being bullied into long hours by your boss? Why not try a breathing exercise!
Astronomers Haven’t Been This Giddy in Years
This also happens in Germany, but it depends on the case and isn't a hard rule. It's more likely to happen for people fired for cause, or if there are any other reasons that trust broke down. And even then it does not change anything about the employement duration, the employee is simply asked to not come into work anymore but is paid the remaining period as defined in the law or the contract.
Free RAM is used as disk cache and sacrificed to web 2.0 jabbscript SPA blogs that try to improve your browsing experience by consuming more RAM than you have.
What's your power consumption on it?
Came across a thread yesterday on Reddit on how ads on Reddit can now be no longer downvoted. That's an indication of where they are headed and who they prioritise ...
The security and stability that a union provides are real, unlike your “lazy union” boogeyman. They result in better working conditions and better products for customers.
When not much resources available one have to be more careful (about not accidentally creating O(N^2) where O(N) would work and not wasting RAM on multiples copies of the same data) and at same time one have to refuse adding non essential features with bad HW resources / user value ratio.

In corporate software it is often easy to find some low hanging fruits allowing to reduce CPU/RAM usage by 10x (but incentives stacked against doing this). In open source software like KDE/Gnome I think it would be hard to find blatantly inefficient code and the main reason is the overall complexity which is hard to reduce without sacrificing some features.
That seems like it'd be the definition of orthogonal; "length of fullness" and "caloric input" are separate variables, and each of those statements entails altering one of those variables independently from the other.
I have no doubt that this is a major reason why he’s speaking up now. There are very few Britons as well respected as he is and I can’t think of anyone better placed to speak for people who’s been through this, and to push back on the govt’s cruel and cynical approach to the problem of human trafficking.
There is that option too: if they want to get rid of you specifically (as opposed to just "reducing the headcount"), but the regulations say they can't legally get rid of you because they would e.g. have to get rid of people that were hired after you first, they can offer you an "Aufhebungsvertrag" ("termination/severance agreement") where you voluntarily agree to your employment being terminated in exchange for a (often quite sizable) sum of money.
Thank you. This seems like an extension to the already existing TELECOM laws across EU, where the companies must provide customer information if requested by the gov. I think I recently saw something about "web hosting" companies in EU being forced to provide customer and user data on request as well - but this one didn't really make the news.
Pi still only have a single ethernet port, right? What kind of performance do you see?
It's a form a price discrimination.
Because the rest of Bavaria's populations is... let's just keep it at "Bavaria is the Texas of Germany".

Braindeadly conservative folks outside of Munich and the other population centers.
> anything* else

*not under sanctions.
> An aggregated million dollars probably does have more utility than a million single dollars.

no, it's the exact opposite, there is a declining marginal utility to money. Think of it this way, homeless person gets a dollar, that's some food for the day. A second dollar is better, but it's not as valuable as that first dollar, but the second dollar is worth more than a third dollar; all the way up to Bill Gates, how much does he care about a dollar?

It's an important concept because it underlies attitudes about and mathematics of risk: even in a fair lottery, the pain of losing money is greater than the thrill of winning some, as an aggregate across the population. It's fundamental to the stock market, and the insurance industries, which exist because of the asymmetry of up vs down, but operate on the aggregating of millions of single dollars.

btw, I'm not meaning this casually, people won Nobel prizes for figuring this stuff out
OS RAM usage and website browser RAM usage are two different things.
Yes, it is reasonable to assume so. The DEA coined the term, right?

It seems like mass surveillance provided by intelligence was likely used to locate relevant computers but that is not what was introduced in court to the best of my knowledge.
We cant have market economics anymore. We transfered tasks of the state (provide social security|pensions) to large private entitys. Making them by virtue of job fiscal conservative and oligopoly entrenched. Meaning, the state has no interest to disturb there rule over whole sectors of industry. These are basically comand economics in disguise and they will adapt to new things only if they replace there milking cows and they have to buy them.

Turns out you can infect the free market with the state, by overreaching and kill it.
I'm this guy. I can't sit in a too quiet space and get anything done, I'll go stir crazy. I usually work out of coffee shops or on my balcony where I can hear kids playing in the yard, some traffic, someone listening to radio a bit further away.. random noise. Without it, after maybe 20-30 minutes I get antsy and need to get out.

I could do without all the bird noises though, the sea gulls here are incredibly annoying.
Mainly because most of the pictures I usually see of the galaxies in space, they appear as practically identical dots. Never before I've seen this level of detail and the variety of shapes. Each of these galaxies have billions of stars and planets and they are billions of such galaxies. I know we have read these numbers before but just seeing them "up-close" like this in such a small section just makes it that much more real.

Just imagine how much more vivid they would appear once the technology progresses ever further.
Yeah I think you're right that they maybe missed the mark with this. I know I'm certainly not the target market (my only experience of Keen was killing him in Doom II) but it looked a bit odd to me.

Resurrecting a franchise has to be done with a great deal of care - there has been success with id software games before (Doom and Wolfenstein are good examples) but I guess you're walking a pretty fine line when you try it and there will always be a vocal (minority?) crowd telling you that you're fucking it up.

I don't know if the Keen games was popular or interesting enough to warrant a reboot, but I certainly wouldn't envy the team tasked with the purpose of developing it for exactly the reasons you stated.
Thanks! It was a good read.
Paper on biological diodes https://arxiv.org/pdf/1706.00383.pdf but it doesn't use semiconductors, but ion transport (calls it iontronics instead of solid state electronics)

Indeed the ion channels used by nerves and muscles to send electrical signals are, like, one-way valves for ions
No, they also have human participants:

> To further explore the difference between the response of men and women to solar exposure, we asked volunteers (n = 5 men and n = 5 women; age 18–55 years) to expose, for about 25 min, to the sun on a bright sunny midday (2,000 mJ/cm2 UVB). [...] Our data demonstrate that, while both sexes increase their response to environmental cues and decrease their extracellular vesicle pathways, in terms of the immune system and metabolism, men and women react in the distinct manner
Is there any other country that has a non-English ISO name?

LE. There are a few, such as Côte d'Ivoire, Curaçao etc. But those names have been used in practice much more frequently than their English names.
Fake reviews are in. In a world with billions of extremely poor people, fake reviews provide an income

Part of our global community. Inevitably, reviews will end up being worthless
Try to write down some stuff you are thinking and it will become clear.
Just thinking gives the illusion of clarity, but when you try to put it down to words it all falls apart.
Interesting, because I think the people that leave 1 star reviews are typically pretty motivated to do so, especially when it is a single one. Possibly they want to see a balance between positive and negative reviews.