skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Why?

Couldn’t one build a dyson sphere around a blackhole? Wouldn’t the blackhole have properties of a Bose–Einstein condensate given the matter at the center cannot vibrate?

It would be the coldest temperature possible. Heat moves downhill, you deposit heat into a singularity and have a shell around it.

That aside, at even a scale of a single dyson sphere, something tells me when a civilization has the power to bend spacetime, the rules of possibilities begin to change. I think it is unwise to operate with so much certainty in the face of possibilities.
Unpossible!

“Vladimir Putin claims Russia's weapons are 'decades ahead' of Western counterparts.”

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/vladimir-putin-russia-weapon-weste...

Such a joker, that guy!
It's not really deceptive, it's just that many people have a poor understanding of the accounting difference between LOIs, contractual bookings, and recognized revenue. These LOIs would not appear on an income statement, balance sheet or P&L... and no one ever suggested otherwise. It's just one signal (of many) that indicate market demand for high-capex products with long lead times.
Yes, we use standard firebase auth service and display the avatar and profile name. This is my profile https://unschooler.me/profile/lena-dorogenskaya-1578. Also, under the hood we are analyzing tags of videos that users liked. Without this, the prediction is impossible.
Actually, I don’t know how photos appeared in the scope, it must be a mistake or default settings. We will fix it.
This is also a good point. We produce a lot of "fancy" foods, but not necessarily staple products.
Another Debian unstable user. It's hard to remember the exact installation date, but I have a `/var/log/firewalld.1` from Aug 25 2002. So, 20 years soon! And it has been migrated from 32-bit to 64-bit.
Applicable precedent is basically already set for this, especially in the liberal Ninth Circuit. This is the language of Bostock regarding LGBTQ discrimination, decided in 2020 6-3 and written by a conservative constitutional originalist (Gorsuch):

"An employer who fired an individual for being homosexual or transgender fires that person for traits or actions it would not have questioned in members of a different sex. Sex plays a necessary and undisguisable role in the decision, exactly what Title VII forbids. Those who adopted the Civil Rights Act might not have anticipated their work would lead to this particular result. But the limits of the drafters' imagination supply no reason to ignore the law's demands. Only the written word is the law, and all persons are entitled to its benefit."

Replace "homosexual or transgender" with "different caste" and "different sex" with "different race/national origin/ancestry (in California, ancestry is a protected class)" and the passage quite obviously still applies:

An employer who fired an individual for being [from a different caste] fires that person for traits or actions it would not have questioned in members of a [different race]. [Race/National origin] plays a necessary and undisguisable role in the decision, exactly what Title VII forbids. Those who adopted the Civil Rights Act might not have anticipated their work would lead to this particular result. But the limits of the drafters' imagination supply no reason to ignore the law's demands. Only the written word is the law, and all persons are entitled to its benefit.
Gee, the news appears to be scrubbed from most the 'net now, but I recently read about Mitsubishi using child labor in the US: https://flipboard.com/article/major-car-company-used-child-l... This is not as bad as your reference, but know where our police do not go anything is on the table. The US plays extreme.
I don't know if this is true or not, but is there a word or phrase to describe this phenomenon? Porn does the same thing, right? a little bit of everything to try and find something everyone can enjoy.
their whole thing seems to be to capitalize on rightful faang skepticism to become the default paas over firebase. the model is same as any other paas. going off my network it appears to be working, but making the whole sell "we're open source" makes me wonder if it'll still be a leader in 5-10 years
What I'd like to see is for sites to allow setting up two different kinds of 2FA, one of which is TOTP and the other is something hardware-based.

TOTP has some limitations which make it not as secure as the better hardware-based approaches. For example if you get fooled into trying to login to a phishing site and the real site uses TOPT, all the phishing site has to do as ask you for the TOTP code. TOTP in this case only protects you from getting phished if the phishing site is just logging credentials for use later use. If they are going to use your credential right away it is no protection.

If a site allows both TOTP and a hardware-based system though you can use the hardware-based system normally, and only resort to TOTP if the hardware is lost or broken, and stop using TOTP as soon as you can get replacement hardware enrolled.

For TOTP when you are setting up and the site gives you the QR code, scan that in TOTP apps on your phone and if you have one on your tablet. Also save a copy of the QR code somewhere safe. I save an encrypted copy on my desktop computer. If you ever change phones or tablets, you can scan the QR code again.

Some sites will also give you the TOTP key in text form. Save that somewhere safe and you can use it with command line TOTP tools such as oathtool [1].

[1] https://www.nongnu.org/oath-toolkit/oathtool.1.html
It's not an issue of being unable to cool the plant, it's an issue of the plant being prohibited from heating up the river too much. Apparently this is done for ecological reasons, though seeing as it results in more fossil fuel emissions it might be better to hear the river.
> Which is to say, the move from 3 to 4 strikes me as a move toward "real human interaction," owing to the fact that the "content" there is much less prepackaged Kardashianism and much more "real person sharing real thing."

I believe we are well into number 4 and let me tell you, neither the "person" or the "thing" feels "real". Everything is so contrived, scripted, architected, and manufactured that the entirety of social media feels like The Truman Show at this point.
In fact Saint Thomas (as in literally Doubting Thomas the apostle in the New Testament) was supposedly martyred in India, according to tradition at least.
Go to the American military and look for the absence of upper class mannerisms common to any private college…

Go to prisons and look to see the ratio of minorities to white peoples, and look for what portion of people there grew up in poverty

Go to the wealthiest institutions in America and count on one hand the number of people there solely on their merit

Our society is no different than the caste discrimination we claim to abhor, just different superficial rhetoric on top.

Both these cultures need to be overthrown.
Old African Proverb on Web Design
Or aeroplanes!
There was reactive programming coming from c#. You can look up Eric Meijer and the duality of Observable and IEnumerable. It is discrete, push and event based and has some history with flow based programming.

FRP comes from Conal Elliot and has a continuous pull based aspect with maybe an additional reactive event based component on the side.

Then the javascript horde discovered rx and since functional programming is cool, rp is now frp.
I intended to imply there were years in between those incidents, apologies, I realize it wasn't clear.
English Google Translate Version: https://www-swr-de.translate.goog/swraktuell/baden-wuerttemb...
I had the exact same problems you mentioned!

Also, Nvidia gpu drivers are the worst (I was on Manjaro back then) to seeif I could get rid of Windows for gaming purposes. I used Linux for games for about 6 months and had to quit and get back to Windows.

I should retry now with all the steam deck fuss!
Every new user seems to think Wine is an emulator, and plenty still after, so I don't believe it's out of fashion. If they don't, it's only because someone tried to make them feel dumb about it with the WINE acronym, which seems to exist because so many people call it an emulator. Maybe if that many people are mistaken, they're actually right.

I especially don't know who's calling Rosetta 2 "not an emulator," given that it's software-emulating x86 arch and actually comes with a noticeable slowdown, not that emulators need to have big overhead.
You can specify a project name, but giving things rigidly-defined names breaks the whole idea of it.

Why would you want two different instances of the same project to have the same name?
> the later generation girls get a preference though there's no evidence that they were discriminated against in their own lives or even if they lack cookies

If you're going to talk about generational effects of racial discrimination, then, the answer is, yes, there is plenty of evidence that racial discrimination has a profound impact between generations, even if the primary racism was against a previous generation.
If most the common GUI idioms are built into a good GUI standard (see below), then it wouldn't need tons of client-side coding, and thus JS would probably suffice for lite-duty stuff.
Urbit is trying to build the tools that enable this (in part by fixing the ad driven engagement incentives that lead to centralization and the current state).

One interesting bit is if you’re making vegetables when everyone else is giving away heroin it’s not enough to just to make great vegetables, you really need to offer something that can’t exist outside of what you’ve built because your core technology does something different.

I think Urbit’s distribution and handling of auth could be that for distributed DevEx and building collaborative apps in a way that’s way simpler than on the current web stack. It’s not quite there yet but there’s a path to this reality and success is among the potential outcomes.
I am running Arch on my server (VPS) for over a decade and therefore haven't even noticed the X and audio issues. The only time something broke was when the Ethernet interface suddenly was named eth0 instead of the vendor specific (?) enXsX or whatever it was. And I had configured systemd-networkd to use the absolute and exact names and not some wildcard like e*. Error was located fixed within five minutes.
I see - I guess the OP had something different in mind when they meant UI, not just the pure View. But point taken, I understand your response.
> Familiarity. You don't need to learn to ride them, because it was likely you'd already ridden something similar.

Really? I cannot ride a two-wheeled scooter (electric or otherwise) for the life of me. I make it about 4 feet before falling over. I think my record distance is 10 feet.
The show has been very fortunate in its casting...the characters are likeable and the actors do a good job of portraying them. I think it helps that it's military-related without being militaristic and a law enforcement show that isn't terribly sympathetic to local law enforcement, without also being about the FBI (and even the recurring FBI character is sometimes played for comic relief).
> defeating the whole "it just runs everywhere" premise.

Straight up 100% hard agree.

> It goes without saying that Docker Compose only works on a single host, so that won't work for Prod if you need more than one host, but single-host-everything seems to be HN's current fetish)

technically this is only correct for compose file versions up to and including 3.8.

Part of the push with the new mainline compose V2 plugin has included the updated compose specification [0] which seems to have unify quite a lot of differences between the "compose" file for compose deployments and the "stack" file for swarm deployments.

FYI You can switch over to the new version with the compose V2 plugin by remvoing any `version` key from your compose file.

Although the `deploy: restart_policy:` values are currently not unified, much to my sadness.

[0]: https://docs.docker.com/compose/compose-file/
Originally the plan was to deploy a protocol similar to Wi-Fi in this spectrum with the major difference that there is no process of pairing to a base station.

I think this died because it has no security story. People who put up "Drive like your kids live here!" (sorry... my kid likes NASCAR) would put up a beacon that makes you car think that everybody is slamming on their brakes.

The story has evolved to "mediate the communication over cellular networks" which could be more secure in some respects (clients get authenticated even if the network doesn't) but it trades "no security" for "no coverage" because cellular companies have no interest in expanding their coverage enough that this works everywhere.
Thinking about it, astrological sign is probably safe; it shouldn't correlate with any protected class.
in the states, verizon has a number share program (two sim cards, one phone number). they consider the light phone a "wearable" and the monthly rate is similar to stand-alone data hotspots -- far cheaper than adding a "real" second phone to the plan.
Without providing too much context (would take a while), I need more visual control than than what a SVG path can provide. Browsers are also inconsistent with how they handle sharp bends, which can cause artifacts in some cases. Essentially each edge in a graph im displaying is a sankey diagram.
Cool, not sure how you did that of course, you should probably if you want to grow this do an external code audit or something like that, but great job, also how fast you change stuff!
I don't know why you're flagged. Germany's special envoy for international climate policy, Jennifer Morgan, is indeed the chief of Greenpeace International. Granted it's debatable how much direct power the post has.
Which is true if you pass -p. The current directory is merely the default.
I don't own a smartphone. I carry a flip phone so people can contact me (and vice versa) if there's a need.

I carry around a 3"x5" Rhodia dot pad everywhere I go. If I'm ever really bored and not near my computer, I always have a handful of math problems on my back burner (generally open-ended) that I can break out to entertain myself. If it's a really long wait, though, like at an airport, I usually try to come with a book or something, since there's always the possibility of hitting a wall on the math.

I don't feel isolated. I and most of my coworkers are on-site most days, so I have plenty of in-person interaction at work. I also have regular Zoom calls (on my computer) with my few close connections.
Broadcast radio & tv are definitionally auto-play, arguably much moreso than social media apps which have pause and rewind and browsing functionality.

I digress, the scalability point is fair and this is an irrelevant sidebar
Really not surprising considering the size and population of India, but I think the question of real importance is whether you where the one in the bubble or if there are just large bubbles in India were caste is still considered really important.
It's legit. Take a look at Prometheus Fuels. More details:

https://www.science.org/content/article/former-playwright-ai...
I like the animation because it shows the dynamic behavior.

But the slow nature of the introduction to the elements on each incremental click is a bit irritating.

I'd recommend static image(s) with legend/highlights for each node and message, etc. And animations for each relevant scenario illustrated.
From what I saw I don't think it was malicious at all either. I think the HR team really just sort of froze for a while and didn't know what to do when faced with something new to them.

The frustrating thing for everyone is that it was an obvious case of discrimination and HR stalled for a long time. I don't want to get into details but it played out more like HR had a playbook that was stupid simple and suddenly the role players weren't what they expected and they didn't act.

Meanwhile everyone knew it was discrimination.
If I had any gold doubloons, I'd give you one for this answer.
For those interested in the performance of this deferred join technique, here are some real results from the Laravel package:

- https://twitter.com/mdavis1982/status/1482429071288066054

- https://twitter.com/joecampo/status/1483550610028957701

- https://twitter.com/max_eckel/status/1483764319372333057?s=2...

- https://twitter.com/max_eckel/status/1483852300414337032?s=2...

- https://twitter.com/1ralphmorris/status/1484242437618941957?...

- https://twitter.com/julioelpoeta/status/1549524738980077568?...
> Maybe there are pathological cases that are more complex to solve?

This. Building query planners is incredibly hard and doing too much magic can get really can trip up users.
I actually did 30 with a 2 year and a 2 month old. The young one is easy actually, they are in a bassinet and sleep most of the way. The 2 year old was much more a problem. She was just under 2, so didn't have her own seat, was obviously getting bored and her sleep rhythm was completely different to mine. Still was OK though.
Not the parent! Made no comment on developing without internet access.

EDIT: I usually try to build, test, inspect, push and deploy from the same compose file. You can deploy to ECS direct from compose using an AWS context: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/containers/deploy-applications-...
I think I first came across Hakai through a HN post. It's pretty niche but, in my opinion, it's an example of the kind of quality I wish more of our modern media had and what we should really be demanding in our news outlets.
you still have to deal with scoping based on invisible chars

I've moved on to CUE (https://cuelang.org | https://cuetorials.com) which can output both yaml & json for the tools that need it. You'll find references and more that can reduce boilerplate while also ensuring that what you wrote will work once it reaches those tools.
Yes.

But your list is incomplete! .NET is also part of Alpine's community repository https://pkgs.alpinelinux.org/packages?name=dotnet*&branch=ed... and is also available in Homebrew https://formulae.brew.sh/formula/dotnet

Other distributions are welcome to join: https://github.com/dotnet/source-build/discussions/2803
VR is never going to be a replacement for short form video. Casual passive consumption of video benefits from being able to fit in between other activities easily. I'm never going to want an immersive experience when I have 2 minutes to kill waiting for a friend to show up at a bar - I just want easily digestible content snacks.
AI-designed camera only records objects of interest while being blind to others
I'm not sure where you are, but maybe the medical system is set up a little differently?

I say that because I know when I met my wife (who was used to the Chinese medical system) she was used to a hospital being the be-all end-all of medical care and very frustrated with the level of service she received... until I introduced her to the clinics and other places she should have been going to have most things treated.

If you're taking yourself to a hospital here without some sort of referral from a doctor you're generally entering through the emergency department which is set up to treat emergencies. Things that will kill you in short order. If I go in for "medication" and it isn't a situation like "I've run out of my life-saving medication and I need a dose to get me through to morning." I'm probably just gonna spend the night sitting in the waiting room. Likely longer. It'd be like putting a P5 ticket in for a team whose responsibility is dealing with P1/P2 tickets. You're gonna be waiting a while for the other higher priority issues to slow down long enough for them to catch up and run out of things to do. If you're lucky they might sneak you in sooner just to avoid blowing the P5 SLA, but even that will only happen if they're _mostly_ caught up on P1/P2 issues.

If it's immediately life-threatening, I call an ambulance. They're about 5-10 minutes away. Not the best, but that means I can get someone with a moderate amount of medical training focused on "keeping you alive" to me in about 10 minutes. If it can't wait until morning but isn't going to kill me in the next hour, I can drive or be driven the 45 minutes to the hospital.

Anything else (like getting medication to treat a condition) I'd just wait until morning and see a normal doctor at the closer clinic. They can provide basic diagnosis and treatment, and there's a pharmacy nearby that can dispense any medications they prescribe.
These arid Californian climates are very good for agriculture, that's why we need massive geoengineering projects to redirect rivers thousands of miles away to make it work.

*scratches head*
Excellent!

A couple of questions:

1) In the case of a network partition, the client that is currently connected to the leader, do they get notified that there's a partition, or that the cluster is not in a healthy situation?

2) If a client writes to the partition that will get rolled back, and all their transactions get rolled back after the partition heals, do they get notified that their data was rolled back?
I don't know what's even considered correct in Indian English, but it tracks with some of the non-standard word ordering I see working with folks from the subcontinent.
You're trying to create a uniform developer experience across two platforms that are wildly different.

If you find yourself spending a ton of time on a one-size-fits-all-disappoints-everybody solution, maybe its time to build two effective solutions instead.
Well, "social media" covers a lot of things including this right here. Tumblr is IMO one of the best examples of less-manipulative social media recognized as such. There are ads, but they're so ill targeted that they're often the butt of jokes among the denizens. There also is a new-ish algorithmic feed, but the default is strict reverse-chronological people you follow. While people do post videos - often from the bigger or modern sites - they're far from dominant. I think Reddit is at approximately the same "evolutionary level" but I don't hang out there much so I could be wrong.

Personally I find my time on Tumblr much more gratifying than my time on Facebook (yes I still actively use both) but that's more cultural rather than technical. Is the relative lack of vapid "influencer" types a function of culture or format? I think Reddit is at approximately the same "evolutionary level" but I hardly hang out there so I could be wrong. Reddit might also be the main counterexample to the general rule that sheer size and the OP's three axes all go together.
I haven't actually struggled much, here. I use hardware security (yubikeys) for everything that I can, and everything I can't generally uses TOTP, where I can use keepassxc. The one that has been annoying is a client who insists on using Duo, but even they support literally automatically calling me and having me press "1" to authorize myself.
Hum, It depends. In absolute terms, yes, of course. But 9 accidents by machines among 100 drivers aren't necessarily an improvement in all aspects over 10 accidents caused by humans among 100 drivers.

In the first case, we "remove" people at random from a pool of drivers good and bad, so we have more percentage of bad drivers after all. In the second we remove much more bad drivers than good drivers so is much more safe for the rest. Humans can learn from past experiences and apply creative solutions to complex problems, machines are slower in this sense.
If their specifications are accurate, they will be able to fly California to Hawaii with an adequate fuel reserve. So there may be a market for a few supersonic aircraft in that market, but fewer than the Transatlantic routes.
You might not listen to enough of this album

https://www.discogs.com/release/930684-Various-Grind-2-All-N...

to realize how excellent it is if you heard the beginning of the first track and thought "this sounds exactly the same as every other 'House' track".
Just the tip...
But an article on FRP on haskell.org is probably actually about FRP, right?