skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> I just believe that Docusaurus is more featured and flexible, that's all.

That’s not the problem. This is the problem:

> they have their little use-cases

If you look at what other people in this thread are doing when they are comparing other tools to yours favourably, they are talking about what Docusaurus does better.

When you reply to somebody comparing other tools to yours unfavourably, you jump to belittling the other tool.

It gives a really bad impression of Docusaurus that, when you think about it in relation to other tools, you aren’t thinking of what Docusaurus does well, but immediately try to belittle the alternative in some way. Docusaurus can’t be all that great if the best things you can think of are insults about some other tool.

The most convincing comments in favour of Docusaurus are coming from everybody but you. I don’t think that’s what you are trying to achieve with your comments here is it?
It wouldn't get lost if you didn't go for the cheapest bidder. And you don't have to go as far as paying US salaries to get that talent as well.

Eastern Europe is full of top devs who who work remotely for SV companies and understand US culture (New Yorkers couldn't believe I was a foreigner) and deliver value, while being paid half of what their US team members are getting and are (mostly) happy with that since 80k-150k is still way more than what local companies pay there.
Somewhat OT, but that web site is quite a find: No clickbait, no discernible slant to the content, equal billing for "Unaffiliated / Atheist"

https://religionnews.com/category/faith/unaffiliated-atheism...
The concept of (religious fanatics + nuclear weapons) has greatly undermined the old 'utilitarian' argument about the social benefits of religion. For those who haven't heard it, that argument is something like 'yes, religious texts are just fairy tales, but religious belief leads to social cohesion and confers survival advantages on a society, so we should promote it, even though we don't believe in it ourselves.'

Another somewhat more cynical take on the utilitarian argument is that religious believers are conditioned to accept rule by a small elite (aka the feudal aristocracy) and can be more easily manipulated by propaganda.
you can set hostAffinities on PersistentVolumes.

nodeAffinity:
required:
nodeSelectorTerms:
- matchExpressions:
- key: kubernetes.io/hostname
operator: In
values:
- <hostname>

this ensures that your workload will be rescheduled on the matching node
Yes, the underlying issue has been resolved and so this should be a relatively easy fix for any project using `googleapis`.

It's not mentioned in the article, but we also added an eslint rule to ban importing `googleapis` so that this won't happen again in the future.
New Potentially Record-Breaking Galaxy Imaged by JWST
It’s the redistribution license that cannot request a fee. Public domain allows the redistributor to charge a fee. You’re getting confused about the author’s license vs the redistribution license.

> let's assume CC0 here to avoid any confusion on its legal status) does not require any fee, therefore it can be considered Open Source.

Poor choice. CC0 is not considered open source by OSI. https://opensource.org/faq#cc-zero
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I keep it simple by scheduling services to particular nodes: https://docs.docker.com/engine/swarm/services/#control-servi...
> How so? Who’s confused about what public domain means?

Laws.

You see, what various countries regard as Public Domain differs a lot. In Germany, for example, there's no way for someone to dedicate something to Public Domain at all. You simply can't waive your copyrights, period. Public Domain exists there, but it only consists of works which had their copyright expired or which have never had any copyrights assigned. If all you say is "I waive my copyright and dedicate this to Public Domain", then such declaration is simply invalid in Germany and may have no legal effect. This is why people use licenses such as CC0 to effectively emulate the effect of dedicating works to Public Domain even where there's no way provided by the law to do it.

There are more subtle effects involved when it comes to considering Public Domain status even between countries that happen to allow dedicating your works to it. It's very complicated. I still stand with all my comments about Public Domain being perfectly valid Open Source, but it has to be added that this assumes a CC0-like license (and patent grant if necessary) to make Public Domain dedication actually valid and non-ambiguous worldwide.

See also: https://opensource.org/faq#public-domain
"technically stealing" here means "actually just regular old stealing."
because there is only so much you can grow the main cash cow. would you rather have a company that makes 1 billion a year on 90% profit margin, or a company that makes 2 billion a year on 60% profit margin but is diversified?
The psychological resources is always limited even in the best development country. There are fair amount of people out there that are actually undiagnosed. I think there may be some people overreacting, but the real number is definitely higher than the statistics we have.
I freely highlight and take notes in my books, but also, I keep a blog and a Medium :)
I remember the first computer that I ever built (it was cheaper to do it yourself back at the dawn of globalization).
I used an AMD 386 rather than an Intel 386. Simply for the youthful reasons that I liked AMD's logo better, and I've always tended to root for the underdog.

I'm not much of a PC gamer, and so I haven't built a machine from scratch or thought much about individual components in decades. But there's a small flicker of my teenage self way down in there, pumping his fist and giving a cheer.
I welcome any competition on the space.

Edited out: Levels is just full of dark patterns.
File Manager with Terminal UI with Go
This kind of solution should work fine event if the database is encrypted.
My first post ever here but this is such an important topic. If this crowd of above average readers and thinkers cannot come to a consensus, how on Earth would lay people? Science journalism attempts to simplify academic papers for lay audiences, despite some people believing they ought not do so. If not them, then who? There exists an extremely low level of literacy about knowledge formation and especially about how consensuses are derived about even salient subjects, such as man made climate change where the stakes are very high and the impact touches every living organism--yet, there is very little education for the public about how we know what we know. And then there is the additional problem of how to referee between experts, especially in soft 'sciences' such as economics, or even health care. How does the public distinguish who is correct when both sides of an argument are Nobel Prize winners in economics, or when one well-known medical journal say X is bad for your health, and another well-regarded medical journal says the opposite? There must be a way to cut through the haze of competing claims. Your references and links to help solve this problem will be appreciated.
That's what a linter is for!
How to cost-effectively decarbonize your operations
Visa could be liable for helping monetize Pornhub videos of children, says court
>For the record the "climate change" phrasing is attributed to republican consultant Frank Luntz and pushed by the Bush administration allegedly as a way to make it sound less frightening. [0]

>Some climate organizations are correctly using the expression "climate emergency" which is more apt given the current circunstances.

Isn't this the same thing as "climate change", but in the opposite direction?
Was Elizabeth Holmes (theranos) "smart" or great at manipulating situations to suit her?

One can argue that you must be smart to accomplish this level of fraud.. in Elizabeth's case she was defrauding people who should have known better.

Many "rich and famous" are really just good at marketing, and one has to wonder how much of his "antics" are to keep himself in the news?
Sorry for the edited title. The original is too long to comfortably fit in the title here.

The ArXiv paper here (pdf): https://arxiv.org/pdf/2207.12356.pdf
Context is king. It's the abstract of a paper, not simple Wikipedia. Everyone reading the paper itself is expected to either know or make the effort the become knowledgeable enough to understand. In any other context, I'd agree but we're taking about a paper on theoretical physics on a potential new interaction lol
Just tried this on the latest version of Outlook Desktop with a UK Uber receipt from yesterday on Windows 10 with a powerful machine (Ryzen 9 3900x, 32GB RAM).

Didn't crash but became very unstable/laggy & 'not responding' faded out for a few seconds.

No issues on the Outlook app on iOS or webmail on Edge though.
You bring an interesting point and it's absolutely true that mental reality is very relative.

And considering the shallowness and speed of socnets... It seems a very bad combo.

Old world may be what it is but there were some natural brakes.
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We've collected some data for Ireland here: https://www.levels.fyi/Salaries/Software-Engineer/Ireland/
It would be funny to have chairs and desks with the same pattern so you would actually blend in…
Rust does have a for in construct that is implemented in terms of iterators. However, Rust certainly has a while loop also defined as a part of the language. The docs.rust-Lang also defines a loop construct that is only exited with a break statement. So there is clearly semantic support for a looping construct that just loops over code and can contain an incrementing index variable.

I would have to check the intermediate language, but I assume the for in construct is implemented, at the semantic level as an iterator object inside a while or basic loop construct.

Edit — I just checked and docs.rust-langexplicitly states that the for in construct is ‘syntactic sugar’ for the common case of looping over a container that implements the iterator trait.
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*Accepted a job now, not interested in any further offers*

Currently running my own startup, but moving on due to missing working with people and teams.

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And put bean counters in charge.
These horrific pay to win systems aren't meant for gamers, they are meant to find, hook, and milk gambling addicts. They aren't fun for the same reason that most people don't buy slot machines and put them next to their Xbox. The steps you take to make a system that leans into gambling addiction eventually start making it less fun for normal "gamers"
We have some data points here: https://www.levels.fyi/Salaries/Software-Engineer/Ireland/
My guess would be that the thinking behind it was that in urban environments you have more straight vertical/horizontal lines (houses, roads etc.) and thus wavy camouflage patterns would stand out more from the background.
I use journaling and daily notes in particular as the entry point of all my notes and information I collect. Just going through the daily notes I should find my way to the rest of the knowledge I've collected. I've described there in [1] and created a small visualization [2].

Each day, I scribble ideas and take notes about my discoveries as part of my daily note. It's just an outline at that point (most of the time).

At the end of each week, during my weekly review, I extract the content of my daily notes into separate notes, keeping a link there to respect my traceability principle.

When I extract the content, I use the Zettelkasten method and split content between literature notes and permanent notes. I wrote about this method in [3] and described my own organization in [4].

[1]: https://dsebastien.net/blog/2021-10-07-periodic-journaling-p...
[2]: https://dsebastien.net/_next/image?url=%2Fstatic%2Fimages%2F...
[3]: https://dsebastien.net/blog/2022-05-01-zettelkasten-method
[4]: https://dsebastien.net/blog/2021-12-03-personal-knowledge-ma...
> I’m considering an ultimatum but I love her so much.

Dictating, forcing things is not the way to go for such things. You cant force children onto an unwilling mother. Its best if such things are handled amicably and with consensus.
> I negotiate for myself and my family.

No, you don't. I get where you are coming from but you are not just negotiating for yourself and your family, others have fractionally negotiated on your behalf in the past and have set expectations that you are going to have to meet or exceed to be able to get hired and the same goes for those that come after you.

You do not operate in some kind of idealized vacuum, you are part of a market, whether you like it or not doesn't really matter. Market transparency benefits you too.
Agreed.

it is a simple calculus for them.

Probability the public will "call them out" for not participating and the financial impact if this were to take place

VS The cost to change the colouring of the logo for a month.
It's funny because zebra stripes don't make them harder to be seen by lions. There was an article about this on HN, showing the low-res vision of lions cannot tell stripes or no stripes at a distance.

Apparently zebra stripes have more to do with reducing fly bites, among other things.
What about with something that runs in WebAssembly, like .NET's Blazor?
That's true, good points. Yeah, it's a nice balance finding the sweet spot. I did see the article about buffer's revenue peaking and has continued falling.
Sarcasm doesn't translate well online, I meant that Intel's problems don't seem to be macroeconomic when AMD is seeing high growth (it's not just grabbing Intel's marketshare, they also saw big growth in custom silicon and embedded).
Intel is still much bigger company.

Intel revenue 73.39B

AMD revenue 18.88B

TSMC revenue 58.43B
Good grief. I have never had a negative experience with religious people. You just can’t accept that I (and most people) dislike door-to-door sales shysters of all types. Don’t project your problems on me.
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Willing to relocate: Yes

Techonologies:
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-> NLP (Spacy, BERT)

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These days I’m working on a YouTube dashboard that let’s you compare metrics of different channels side by side.
I’m used to remote work and relocating wouldn’t be a problem either.
Cheers!
Not sure about iOS, but with Android you can create exceptions for selected contacts in the do-not-disturb mode.

I've added my family members to that exception list, and leave the phone on do-not-disturb mode 24/7.
I am not quite sure what that China comment is in reply to, but India was a major (if not bigger) destination for bullion in the ancient world, and the West had a deficit with India for most of history including the early years of the British Empire. India was probably the biggest trading partner for Europe in the ancient world, larger than China.

https://www.thehindu.com/features/magazine/all-the-worlds-go...
> "By what process can someone reasonably determine that they are NOT neurodivergent?"

Isn't that called differential diagnosis?

For me they were essentially post-diagnosing childhood ADHD. Not much of my present existence was relevant other than the effects it had on my life now (whether I need meds or not). Sure I could have lied but it would have been a hell of a lie to build and keep straight across my appointments.

I was also asked if I'd heard of ADHD from TikTok.. not sure what the result would have been if I had.
Tailwind or something like it sounds good.
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Goes against the carefully crafted image here on hn that corruption only exists in other countries and not germany, and that, as merkel said recently, the sanctions against russian gas are actually a means to punish germany. The solution in many of these people’s minds is to let ukraine die and continue doing business as usual.