skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have been using Apache Superset on top of sqlite for my personal use, and am fairly happy with it. Any advantages/disadvantages of Tabler compared to Superset?
There will be no such thing as life in the meta verse. This is just a fantasy
This is garbage. They quoted only the words "we hope", disingenuously made up the rest of the quote, and then try to pass it off as a mere paraphrase.

The actual quote is "By the end of next year, we hope the ratio of job openings to unemployed is down to the more normal highs of the last business cycle."
I assume the service will run in a docker container too??
And why is it that they can combine?
There is intelligence: solutions can replicate itself, with small variations, and the best variations will be more successful going forward. It’s not complete randomness, it’s an optimizing algorithm.
I find the boarder between France and Span fascinating. It looks very hard to cross that boarder by train.
Any specific criticism?
It depends on the viewer too and their mood and circumstance.

There are times I can watch an orgy disinterestedly. Then there are times someone wears a slightly tight shirt and I need to go hide behind a counter.
Think what you're asking for is a vim interface built around arbitrary mouse usage and discovery, the latter being of utmost emphasis I presume. And yeah, it's a valid complaint that vim GUI implementers seem incapable of getting to that level and just put chrome around what is essentially a TUI instance.

Lack of mouse-led discovery likely also contributes to vim veterans being surprised that vim has this or that feature. TUI-orientation is quite tenuous when it comes to discovery of behavior. The whichkey family of plugins[0][1] is an interesting experiment in combatting this, but does nothing for the large case of commands that aren't mapped to a key by default, like the example of the 'earlier' command mentioned higher in this thread.

[0]https://github.com/folke/which-key.nvim

[1]https://github.com/liuchengxu/vim-which-key
I've spent a lot of time on the project so that's probably why I took it a bit personally, but you're right I shouldn't fall in the trap of getting into internet fights.
With zero solid evidence to support my belief, I am certain that somewhere in Redmond there is a Windows instance, running "Office," atop a Linux kernel.
I currently work for Micron as a 25 year old. I honestly had no idea Micron used to make computers until I saw a Linux Tech Tips video where they made a "sleeper PC" using an old Micron case from the 90s.

This article was a good summary of what I have understood to be Micron's history. Thanks for sharing.
all they're offering is a free coffee and donut?!
Ukraine data is incorrect, before latest invasion we had multiple semi-fast trains reaching 120-140 km/h between regional centers. Though if it is snapshot of current state of affairs then it can be like that, a lot of trains were canceled or slowed due to war.
Spoiler: don’t read this unless spoiled

But the part describing the teacher who wanted to kill the child was the funniest chapter of a book I’ve ever read. And I recommend this book based only on this one chapter.

I have never seen this kind of comedy in a book. Maybe something like it’s always sunny in Philadelphia or futurama comes slightly close. But I’ve never laughed out loud from a book like that.
10-12 hours door to door if flying.

It is 32 hours if driving 130-150 kph on the freeway (80-90 mph) without stopping for food, bathrooms, gas, or sleep. It's probably a few hundred hours with the train since you will have to go a few hundred or a few thousand kilometers north first.

Interestingly, there is a long train line from Louisiana to Los Angeles called the Sunset Limited. Up until Hurricane Katrina in 2005 it ran between Orlando Florida and Los Angeles,
No privacy policy... Not putting my number in there
Vercel is easy to use and comes with batteries

the primary decision driver here is hype factor

it’s just more fashionable to use Vercel than AWS

much of web development today is like this
Would electricity from the grid run through wires into a power outlet?
There really isn't much between Portland area and San Francisco area, and there isn't enough potential economic activity that an HSR would induce (it is too mountainous, which also means building HSR would be more expensive).
Not everyone can be an athlete and few people exercise enough to justify the same calorie and protein budgets as athletes.
One of those things is not like the others.

Also subjectively all but Bezos look good bald. Bezos to me looks every bit the evil Lex Luthor he is.
More on line of the second thought, yes.

To me, Universal laws aren't random. If they were, I'd expect them to change from time to time.

These laws are immutable and inexorable. They respect, interact and cooperate perfectly with each other.

How did they come to exist and be that way if not by intelligence and will?

I have no idea how this works or came to exist, but it definitely doesn't look random to me.
Graph Database on the Client – Instant
The Night the Lord of the Skies Got Away
Stumbled over a (German speaking) youtuber,
"Held der Steine" (Hero of the stones)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVtbNWH_9So

Who reviews "Bricks" of all kinds including Lego. He consistently is annoyed by how expensive Lego is compared to everything else, with usual worse quality (in terms of design, fun to assemble, etc). If you can bear google translate or even speak German, he may be worth listening to.

Anyway, got sucked into that and got my first "brick" set since around 25 years ago and it felt like Lego (as far as I could remember). Instructions, presentation, the stones, everything.

I believe "Cobi" and "Bluebrixx" are often mentioned as good, affordable (seems about half price for similar set) and lego compatible. From what I understand the patent for the particular form factor of the bricks ran out, which is why there are a bunch of alternative now.

I got that one: https://cobitoys.de/small-army-ww2/panzer-und-fahrzeuge/panz...

I live in the UK, think I got it via amazon, so maybe more difficult for you Americans.
Graphql is great when you are in node/react world. Other language support is not that great. Every language need apollo-server, Apollo-client like library
Does it support plug-ins?
This might make more sense implemented as personal servers. A linux image you own and run in the cloud somewhere, that has whatever server-side software you want (a blog, your important documents, maybe a discord or minecraft server or whatever) that is easy to move around from one cloud provider to another.

I know server-side software is traditionally hard to run, but there's no law it has to be that way forever (especially if the cloud hosting providers realized the immense untapped sales potential of regular people suddenly having a use for a cloud server, and underwrote some of the open source software that would make them more useful).
That is, literally and exactly, hoping that conditions for labor get worse, so while you assert that it is disingenuous and not an accurate paraphrase, that doesn't seem to be the case.
Tangentially related, but I’ve always found Washington state laws around nudity to be surprisingly (for the US) reasonable. The gist of it is that nudity is fine as long as it’s expected/not in the intent to cause distress (i.e. flashing is still illegal).

Seattle even has a clothing optional beach! It’s not officially one, but it’s fully normal take your clothes off over there. This article [0] has more about the subject.

[0] https://www.kuow.org/stories/it-s-totally-legal-to-be-naked-...
>the probability [...] is effectively zero

Is that meaningful? No matter how unlikely our existence is, here we are.
I’m surprised by your tone and assumptions, and I think you may be misinterpreting what I wrote. If the author had gone through that process and included it, it would be a much more honest and accurate article. As it stands, the lack of any mention of the process makes the article shallow and overly “anyone can _easily_ do it”. I think an important part of representing switching into software is being realistic about the hard parts as well, and I found that lacking in the author’s story.

Source: I switched into CS and applied for jobs for 4 hours a day and went through all the coding challenges and interviews and rejections
I wonder if it has to do with hardware stability, that the power supply or VRM could be unstable if pushed from 0 to 250W in 5s.
> so e.g. raid disk arrays delay boot time to cohere and stabilise before they do cam control.

Huh. So is that why it takes server hardware two to four minutes to get past the BIOS screen? Gradual PSU-protecting spin-up of hardware RAID?
It's right here https://www.efani.com/privacy-policy
The presentation for Bun starts ~1 hour in, after two others.

https://youtu.be/qpAkYk1LK-U?t=3960
Ew, using flat panel antenna and cables for a fixed installation is just wasting signal.

Use something like Microtik LHG 4G, or just about anything parabolic with the modem in the focus, it'd be much more faster and reliable.

I did that multiple times - ~1m off-axis sat tv dish and a 4G usb modem fixed in position with duct tape for the best results; microtiks are somewhat worse, but better integrated. His setup wouldn't even see the base station in those places.
No, same price everywhere...
It's a little unfair to put it this way given Google's track record with discontinuing products and services.
TempleOS is radically different than either Windows or Unixy OS's.

I would actually not even compare it to them, and just say it's flat out Radical.
Can't one bring a towel and cover ones thighs, if need arise? And thereafter, no longer any need to worry about reacting to beautiful women, because if I've does, no one would notice anyway?

Or maybe it can look suspicious if suddenly one reaches for one's towel?

I've never been in a nude sauna though, not common around here. Seems as if could be good, anyway, with a "safety plan" to avoid getting embarrassed
That means your number doesn't have much information on it.
Wait, you're seriously proposing that memory usage and quality should have a directly linear relationship? (ignoring the fact that 1000x "better" is a purely subjective measure that even people with similar tastes have extreme difficulty in quantifying).

Keep in mind that most of those apps you are talking about were designed with 256 color palletes (or smaller!) in mind. Just moving to true color triples the rendering target buffer without any other change. The same proportion of a screen used by the same app in HD vs 640p is another factor of ~9. (a lot more for 4k, etc).

Word size is 2x larger - every pointer and int takes twice as many bytes.

Depending on the native endcoding of your OS, strings can take 2-4x as many bytes, because it turns out there are languages besides English that have different letters.

All of the above are just mechanical changes in the underlying gear that require a significant portion of your 1000x factor.

Other things go into to it too but they are dev choices:

* responsiveness due to keeping more in RAM rather than waiting for disk io

* (related to disk io) fetching resources from the network is very slow too, so keeping them in memory is a good idea.

* spending a huge effort minimizing RAM usage is often a waste of effort, given that the machine will have far more memory - this has made your free/cheap app possible (more so considering a 1995 dollar is ~2 2022 dollars).

* The little features most users (maybe even you) take for granted all cost memory and cpu, and those are not present in the old software.

* In general the software today does more anyway - even ignoring the convenience features, this also has a cost.

I notice you have yet to answer my question: So what? Why does that matter when machines come with more RAM than I can use even with the increase in memory usage?
Why are names, emails, and addresses redacted/censored? There are a bunch of names and addresses attached to my phone number that belong to someone that isn't me. I've had this phone number for over a decade.
New hardware offers faster computation for AI, with less energy
> They don't make sense in the US because the capability isn't there, not because there's no market for it.

There really isn't. Freight companies are responsible for maintaining investing in the rail, and if it doesn't make them money, they aren't going to put it there. Heck, a lot of places are single rail (meaning, no two way traffic at the same time), because it doesn't really make sense to dump more money into an extra set of tracks in those places.
But that doesn’t mean an equivalent service cannot survive on just a dollar a month.
You can also go Beijing to Shanghai in 4.5 hours. That's over 1200km or 750mi averaging above 260km/hr.

I think it's the fastest long distance passenger service available and has the benefit of being central Shanghai to south-central Beijing (rather than north-east where PEK airport is). That made it noticeably better than business air travel between the two cities.

You could also ride the Pudong maglev (at 430km/hr peak and 250km/hr average), but it was never extended from PVG to Jing An and the main Shanghai station.

However, now you have to go through security at each end which adds at least 1.5hr, and that's ignoring pandemic restrictions.
Looks like it found the following information for me and my wife: driver's license, date of birth, current and past residences, emails.

It also found the names and dates of birth of our extended families.
A framerate/refresh rate mismatch like this will result in one of two problems:

1: Frame judder, as a result of some frames from the 50hz content being displayed for more refresh cycles than others.

2: Image tearing, which is caused by the content being updated in the middle of the 60hz refresh cycle.

Ideally you want the framerate of your content to be an even factor of the display's refresh rate. So for a 60hz display, that means you want the framerate of your content to be 60, 30, 20, 15, etc.
Unemployment isn't low because more people are working. It's low because retiring Boomers shrank the labor force.

Fewer workers = less production.

Fewer people looking for work = low unemployment.
That’s an excellent point. For all of the scams and abuses that could emerge from Craigslist, there was never a concerted media effort to label the platform as dangerous or untrustworthy.
I don't know the history of how it came to be, but the literal answer is "It counts as such because states regulate it." https://www.patriotsoftware.com/blog/payroll/pto-payout-laws...

This also means that if you're a multi-state company, you're under different legal regulations for how PTO works and multi-state compliance increases the cost of offering that perk in the first place.
Most of Europe drives cars named "Defect" or "Unfortunate Event," and everything is fine.
Thank you! :) ;p xx ;p
I always wondered if he really said Stalin considering Stalin had great hair.

Either that or he said 'starling' .
My experience with SSDs and rotational drives (which may be somewhat dated and also biased by the specific models I was exposed to) is SSD failure rate is significantly lower than spinning drives, although I don't think I got much experience at 5+ years with SSDs, maybe there's a cliff. The downside is that SSD failures had no known prefailure indicators and tended to result in a completely inaccessible device with no chance of a last minute copy, whereas rotational drives often give signs (SMART metrics/warnings, failed reads of specific sectors, etc) and a last minute copy can be pretty effective if the signs are noticed in time. Sure, you should have backup protocols, but many people don't... so probability of an incident goes down, but probability of full data loss given an incident goes way up. In theory, SSDs are supposed to detect when they wear out and go to read only mode, but I've never seen that happen, and I've not run write heavy workloads that got them close to wearing out anyway.
Yea it does. If your gonna make a stop in North Carolina/South Carolina, Charlotte would be a good spot because it would have some good access to then change transportation and go to Charleston or Raleigh or Greensboro. Didn't consider Atlanta though since that would be a lease direct route to Miami. You have to go back East to hit something like Jacksonville or Orlando. But the trade off is, Atlanta is probably a more wanted destination than Savannah. Or pehaps something like Augusta where you don't have to go as far West, but your still not too terribly far from Atlanta.
Full-stack means you can contribute to code pretty much anywhere in the product’s stack. Why would you have to do CPU design and assembly programming to contribute to an average software product?
Original article is here:

https://www.npr.org/2022/07/26/1113608539/joni-mitchell-newp...
This is one of the stupidest, most circuitous ways to get a simple application up and running since the days of the J2EE Pet Shop example.
Uhh thanks for your feedback. That's very valuable to me since I did not actually know anyone who regularly uses strace. I will definitely look into implementing these flags then!
>Why do you think Whatsapp is so popular now and not SMS anymore?

Is this actually the case? I've heard Whatsapp is popular outside the states (something about differences in phone plans, in the US unlimited SMS texting is basically universal) but it's definitely still in the minority here. Anecdotally I feel like each friend group here has a different, idiosyncratic method of text communication in the US. Some people communicate through SMS, others through instagram/snapchat, others through discord, or whatsapp, or facebook messenger, etc. There are some interesting trends in the distribution along age and gender lines too.
That’ll be so you can’t put someone else’s phone number in and start doxxing people
I remember switching to gmail only because they offered 1Gb of storage, which at the time other email hosts were only offering for paid subscribers. In my circle this was the biggest reason to switch, not because the UX was much better than any other providers.
Azure Status – Network connectivity issues – Investigating
> As early as 08:00 UTC on 29 July 2022, customers may experience latency or intermittent network connectivity issues when trying to access Azure resources. Retries may work for some customers.
"Vanity" means "vacuity".

There may be relative difference of substance, but there is not an absolute one. Appearances are not irrelevant.
I guess that depends on one's definition of "ready-made"

DGS isn't a terrible place to start, if you're already in the Spring ecosystem
https://github.com/Netflix/dgs-framework#readme

There's an "awesome" list in the graphql-java org, too: https://github.com/graphql-java/awesome-graphql-java#readme
NC requires just a name to search the voter registry online, I think that’s state-to-state
They're just the tool available. The unreasonable codes exist so that they can be selectively enforced on 'undesirable' neighbors.
How would you suggest to make it more secure, staying in current line only?
Any known solutions? It is spooky AF.
We already have a Go driver as well[0] and you can get pretty far by executing queries over HTTP[1] though that's not as capable as a full client. As you said, the roadmap needs some freshening up.

[0] https://github.com/edgedb/edgedb-go

[1] https://www.edgedb.com/docs/clients/http/index#edgeql-over-h...
But you need to a verification code to use the app
Still, young people actually listen to 60s, 70s and 80s pop music.
Getting to desert areas to maintain the rails takes time and resources. We're talking about large swaths of deserts and desolate land with absolutely no cities or towns for double-triple digits of miles.
I remember applying to do engineering there and not getting a reply. Fair ‘nuf!
> “High profits tend much more to raise the price of work than high wages,” Smith argued. “Our merchants and master-manufacturers complain much of the bad effects of high wages in raising the price. … They say nothing concerning the bad effects of high profits. They are silent with regard to the pernicious effects of their own gains. They complain only of those of other people.”

> “If you did see continually accelerating wage-growth, it would be a problem,” Dean Baker, senior economist at the Center for Economic and Policy Research, a liberal Washington, D.C., think tank, told The Intercept in an email. “That would almost certainly mean a wage-price spiral with ever higher inflation. However, [nominal] wage growth has slowed sharply from around a 6.0 percent annual rate to just over 4.0 percent in recent months. … So, [Bank of America wants] the Fed to raise rates (and unemployment) to attack a problem (accelerating wage growth) that doesn’t exist in the world.”
Console gamers already have consoles to play games on. PC gamers already have PCs to play games on. The Gen Z generation play games on their mobile phones. What happened is that Google thought there were huge amounts of people out there that so badly wanted to play games, but couldn't because they can't afford the hardware, that they would flock to Stadia as their first gaming platform.

Those people don't exist in any significant numbers.

Every self-identifying gamer (me included) knew this service was DoA.
In my experience it's rarely the best of both worlds, it's more of a case where the IDE becomes more tolerable.

The problem comes in when the IDE struggles to keep up, or is busy trying to move my cursor somewhere that I don't want it to be.

IntelliJ is really bad about this, I'll often type something and hit esc to go back to normal mode. Mentally I'm moving to another line using a Vim motion, but IntelliJ lags, and eventually moves the cursor to some problem it thinks I need to solve right now (and I might or might not be back in insert mode).

It's frustrating, but probably less frustrating than not using the Vim bindings. Maybe it's something with the Vim plugin, or something I've done. It's more of a minor headache as opposed to a migraine.
High throughput comes with a caveat, since it’s high throughput given the existing poor conditions.

The US used to have much more tracks, but the private railroads stripped a lot of them as far as they could get away with. There are lines that were four-tracked or were electrified that have now been reduced to unelectrified single track, so you now have a much more sluggish, polluting and congested railroad, and on top of that much is poorly maintained to save money.

—-

Also a lot of the freight is bulk freight like coal. This has led to some interesting dynamics where freight railroads oppose coal plant closures, because they will lose a major source of tonnage.
Frame blending can help make judder less obvious but it is far from an ideal solution.

Modern TVs do some clever work to detect 24 fps content in a 60hz signal, extract it, and present it properly to the panel. This takes a fair amount of processing power, and it isn't really feasible on computing platforms where the video content is not always presented full screen.
Influencers culture has killed social media platforms, most ppl want to be influencers today to make easy money.
Back in the days social media platforms were used to connect with friends and maybe strangers just for the sake of socializing. Not anymore
tell me more about this voter registry search? i actually just need a list of my old addresses, i move a lot.
Is this a tool that farms lists of phone numbers? Why did the OP put it here, jimhi?
Ed Yong is the best science journalist of our time.
Nice. I see a bunch of data points for people who aren't me, and none for myself. So my plan is to do nothing and interpret my number's low score as a high score.
that's hilarious!
/etc files have the key advantage that you can extensively document the conf for fellow sysadmins (yourself included) right there next to the actual setting most of the time.
I cannot make heads or tails of what this person is trying to say