skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
UPDATE:

This post has stimulated me to do more looking into the issue than I normally would.

A lot of the results I was expecting actually do appear in other search results, so I think the cause of the issue is that Google is selectively filtering some results as irrelevant unless another term is included.
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Excellent find! I'm gonna peruse for a while.

To save the next guy typing: https://lfx.linuxfoundation.org/tools/crowdfunding/
Two quick thoughts. First, Canada seems to be doing ok energy wise and our dollar has tracked USD reasonably well. Second, any discussion of the quality of life in the US must include full time employment / has health care. Those without employer provided health care are either at risk, old or well to do.

Separate the good parts of life a la Euro from the now foolish decision to try and integrate Russia into Europe. Note that the US has built its economy on Chinese production which also carries (severe) geopolitical risk.

I guess Bloomberg doesn’t include things like public health, crime rates and types, political rigidity and economic inequality? No, I guess it wouldn’t as it would mess up ad rates.
Thanks for bringing this to my attention.
I run an instance of https://www.monicahq.com on Heroku, which I use about once a week.
Transferring it to fly.io was a breeze and I'll happily pay the $0.02 per GB of outbound data transfer (which I'll probably anyways never reach) instead of the 7$/month on Heroku.
I've been using this recently, it works great if you don't know what you want to make.

Also look into CLIP Interrogator, it does image to text basically, turning an image you like into what its prompt could be. However, it won't provide everything for you, just the main description of content.
Careful with the long game. It's easy to tell when someone is just hanging around the community to sell something.

And yeah, generally, people here are against the usual emotional marketing talk. Just say what it is, what problems it solves, why you did it.

"Trackr: time tracking tool" works better than "Trackr: prevent procrastination and increase productivity"
It works fine for applying the patch, but then you have to manually follow all of the build steps, turn it into a distribution package, etc. With Nix it is easy to edit an upstream package that already knows how to build the software, to include the patch.
Okay people, move along. Nothing to see here you looky-loos.

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I don't think that's what was meant. US nutrition facts are laid out in an exact format, down to fonts and allowable variations for tall and wide packages, they're instantly recognizable. I suspect this is true in EU countries as well.

Import products are allowed to have a sticker with the information on it, and either the official style isn't required or no one cares. Point being you can tell an imported product which wasn't pre-packaged for the US market, because it won't have what we call the nutrition facts label.
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Well, that's the thing. I agree with you. And for very long thought Holochain was in that category, until people told me it was not and has a different approach. That is explained here: https://developer.holochain.org/concepts/1_the_basics/#curre...
> About white versus black, there is some consensus that after about 20 moves, white's advantage is gone. I doubt that statement is supported by statistics.

That statement is supported by statistics, however, the problem with that statement is that the average chess game is 25 moves.

except in top-level classical play.

But it's not relevant, because virtually all experts agree that chess is a theoretical draw. It's extremely difficult to prove it, however.
I've been toying with a CRT theme with scanline effects in CSS. Since this is an effect that would apply to the whole viewport it would need to be above everything else... I'm currently using z-index.

Well, since I control the whole content and know there's no dialog or anything else like that on my blog I could put it in toplevel, but what if I had? What if multiple stacked dialogs were to be opened (Win 3.1 style)? Is it possible to order things inside this toplevel? Maybe using z-index?

In any case, I'm just discovering this but it seems to be more about having a container with specific positioning than just replacing z-index (which is merely a consequence of that container loving outside of the <html> object). Also makes me want to have a bottom-level as well (e.g implementing cool effects on the background, think X11 root window).
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My workflow is:

1. Experiments in notebooks. Notebooks are saved under git but mostly as a backup, I don't care how nicely they play together. I don't get why you would discourage notebooks for running experiments, doing it with .py files sounds kind of miserable.

2. Services and library code in .py files, under version control, just like any other software we write.
I don't believe it can be "you can take the test remotely if you let us search the room first" (that judge put an end on this, so it cannot anymore at least in the US). It is impossible to prevent cheating in this context, no matter how hard you try. Their paranoia in your case was foolish.

What they could do is letting people take written test in a lightly controlled environment (just a webcam with audio, no 360/scan before tests), and then complement it with a Q&A part. Yes, that's probably more time consuming and more expensive.
I was in the same boat as you, got a free GSuite account with custom domain, then moved my email to FastMail. I’m considering just removing my GSuite account, and registering a new one, although still evaluating the implications that might have.
Is it possible to pin a version of the dependencies? Is there any support for nix flakes?
Lichess doesn't use ELO rating but a different rating system.

That explains some odditites I've observed, like different strength with the same rating at different hours of the day or different days.
I think the 5% odds are an underestimation, because Carlsen will change his focus now and won't spend time preparing for the World Championship. He will likely also prioritize risky wins vs safer draws.
In what ways do you see Fuchsia heavily influenced by Linux?
This doesn't really address any of the questions I posed.
Maybe there needs to be a webpage called "beforeyousubscribe.com" or something, which has a point system for unsubscription requirements, where people can go look before they subscribe. Right now there's a sort of "market for lemons" effect, where you can't tell when you're subscribing the good guys from the bad guys.
To be fair, high level architecture diagrams of even legitimate services are usually pretty BS too. But i agree in principle.
In my case it was more due to the media hype around "Intelligent Quotient" and how it was measured.
He is fighting an uphill battle though, because nobody has a higher rating than him, and there's only so many points you can gain from winning games against lower rated players.
It just shows a black screen where the browser should be on my phone but looks great in the browser.

If I wanted to run code that would say scroll through a site for everyone to watch, what is the best way to do it? From your docs looks like I should make a chrome extension and then have it install that?
Thanks for the interrogator tip, It's so cool that it works in reverse.
Thanks a lot for the answer!

We have clarified what the "resources" are.

Every application (stack) deployed by Stacktape consists of multiple underlying AWS services (resources). For example a database instance, IAM role, auto-scaling policy, log group or a VPC subnet.

Stacktape does not limit the size/capacity (e.g. CPU, memory, GPU type or disk size) of the resources. You can use anything supported by AWS.

Also, the "git push heroku master" is similar to "stacktape deploy --stage production --region us-east-1".

The difference is that Stacktape can run on your system or on any CI/CD service and requires a (very simple) configuration.

I do understand that Stacktape might feel like it's not "as easy as Heroku". But what you trade in terms of simplicity, you get back 10 times in terms of control, flexibility and price reduction.
If I understand correctly: Grey-Poupon started in Dijon and the Reitzel brothers in Switzerland first imported it. Then they started to make it in Aigle (Vaud), Switzerland, and the French company kind of disappeared. Not sure, but Grey-Poupon is probably still made in Aigle.
That diagram is perfectly aimed at managers and executives who are the ones throwing away the money. Buzzword galore.
Did we actually lose anything? Projectes that used to be collaboratively developed in the open are still being collaboratively developed in the open and as far as I see that is also the case for most new projects. Except those that are mainly developed by a signle corporation, often with a commercial offering - but having these in addition to more collaboratively developed projects ins't really a loss.
Yes, I read that too. There are not many details, like what kind of simulations there have been made.

Also, "the same performance" has a different meaning from TPR performance I guess. With a TPR of 2889 you will not reach 2900, afaik. Unless 1 tournament is played with a TPR of 2920 and the next one with a TPR of 2840. But then it's a fleeting 2900 :) I guess that will do for Carlsen :)
> I know you probably all love it, but everyone else is not interested in breaking of their fingers by learning obscure key command chains just to use org-mode. Sorry, but that is just the reality

i'm sorry to burst your strong held convictions but you can choose any of the following

a) use any key-bindings you like including emacs, vim, cua, or combination of

b) use org-mode without any knowledge of more advanced emacs commands (except basic knowledge of using an editor)

c) drink some milk (gotta have strong bones) and learn how to use the emacs system including emacs lisp and have one of the most advanced computing environments in existence at your service

sorry, but that is just the reality
Which brand? France has Hellmann's and also tastes very similar to the Hellmann's we have here in the USA. My favorite brand of mayo is Maille, which I have not yet tried here.
I don't know why it's such a big deal in the U.S., but as you say, it's standard practice in most of the world. I'll go further and say that it's for natural humans.

Can you imagine a scenario in pre-history (when we could first call ourselves homo-sapiens) when the parents would be like "okay, you can fuck off a sleep in the corner now"? There's a reason children scream like that when you try it. Listen to the difference between that crying, and crying when there's just generally something a bit wrong like they're hungry. You can rationalise it all you like, but you're traumatising the child.

Having said all that, I did _not_ find it easier, but incredibly difficult.
Their speak around doesn't make them different, they are still crypto based, have a token, and spray buzzwords everywhere.
I'm curious where you find them? One frustration is that only 2 job search sites (angel list and weworkremotely) have any featured to list "will hire from anywhere". Remote generally means "from our country".

Are you working with countries also from the EU or American companies?

I'm actually starting to wonder if I'm rejected / ignored because I'm old (43), and have been working almost 30 years. My last interview began with "Wow, I have to admit, your resume is intimidating".

I had a friend there who told me they rejected me because I was more senior than anyone in the company and the Director I'd be responding to was insecure about that.

I've been thinking about lying and saying I only have 10 years experience.
It is. If the tournament is not organized by FIDE, or a national chess federation, it won't affect your FIDE rating.

It will also not affect your FIDE rating if the tournament is not organised to the required standard (which is basically nonexistent for under-1800 rated players, and going all the way to the required presence of International Arbiters, metal detectors and blood tests for top level play)
There are two main purposes:

1. You can't look for information if you don't know it exists.

2. Most standardized tests aren't used in the expectation that the testee's knowledge will matter in the future. Instead, the idea is that people who score higher will be generally more competent at whatever it is you want them to do.
I would, Go and Rust are fast compiled languages and I would absolutely pick something written in those over alternatives.
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`ed` doesn't really integrate with anything other than stdio.
Experiments using notebooks are fine as long as they are well documented.

Having your services and library code as .py files you can import in is great.

The issue comes with how to move from experimentation to deployment. If you already have services/library code as .py files you make your life a lot easier. The issue comes when everything is spread across multiple, poorly documented notebooks. If you're working with an MLOps team it makes their life a nightmare to take those notebooks and conform them into something usable.

Jupyter is great when it is used in the right way.
It depends on other external circumstances, but other benefits for nix would be:
- they could pull less data (nix configuration is smaller than docker binary blob),
- nix is entirely deterministic (docker depends on whenever that image was built),
- nix implicitly its components for if there are many of these dev shells, and also with your main system. Yes, Dockerfiles can also be chained but if the later levels of these are rebuilt, the the earlier ones better have new enough versions installed (i.e it's a can of worms and the entire chain needs to be rebuilt anyway)
The point of tests in higher education is for the student to get an assessment of where they are. The whole design kind of assumes that students want to learn, not just get a piece of paper.

But that's the entirety of the higher education experience. It's all about presenting opportunities to learn and grow. People who treat it as mere credentialism are missing about 99% of the point. And yes, that includes a lot of faculty, students, and people pressuring students (to go either direction, really.)

I don't see a problem with tests. I see a problem with people treating degrees as some sort of magic totem.
The blockchain ecosystem is famous for people namedropping BS to try and drive buzz (often but not always as part of a pump and dump scheme). I dont know why you think people namedropping something in this space is positive.
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> ...assuming... the mix of opponents are the same in the two periods (2019 and 2020-2022)

This seems like a big issue. There are currently a bunch of really promising young players coming up the ranks who will likely be continuing to improve and be underrated for a while. That's going to make it even harder.
The largest sample of twins i ever heard of, in humans, is 6. And i don't know if they are identical.
Mistakingly upvoted this after confusing it with keet.io and its base-layer holepunch. :facepalm:
>Many Americans used to admire the UK’s National Health Service, but right now the whole system is ailing.

As a byproduct of the austerity measures from the past 12 years. Though, I'd much rather have an NHS over what the US has, where healthcare is rationed through private insurers and drives people into debt.

Another commenter mentioned this coming off as a weird article. I think it comes off as just plain arrogant. Pointing to Europe that has suffered from the pandemic, and now suffering from the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and going "Now the US is doing better than Europe". It's a pretty disgusting attitude to have.

Overall, this just reeks of that arrogant American exceptionalism.
> These simple building blocks create something surprisingly robust—a multicellular social organism with a memory and an immune system. It mimics the way that biological systems have managed to thrive in the face of novel threats for millions of years.

Uh huh.
Emacs with auctex, cdlatex, pdf-view and always two frames. C-c C-a is super useful. Also pdf-view-auto-crop-mode.
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the certificates needed to secure email require a domain name
Generality gives us a lot of flexibility and the ability to build generic tooling. Once I know how use Unix pipes then I can work with things I have never seen before because they speak the language of pipes. But it doesn't mean that because a system is general that it has to turn into a turing tar pit. You can layer specifics on top of the generality. Just because I can pipe something to a process doesn't mean that it will accept anything on the pipe. It has an interface and that can be strongly typed.
> 4. Invalid data triggers a network-wide security response.

They make it sound like Agent smith shows up and destroys the bad data.
I’d encourage you to keep using the word startup. The world is better off if the term and the culture it imbues doesn’t become too narrow.
You can set it up for that, as well. Of course, it means that you'll also have to back up the config, but it's just a JSON file. They do have a cloud service to sync that, too.

I recommend checking out their main page - it's got plenty of screenshots that showcase all the important features:

https://www.lesspass.com/
Well you don't eat potatoes raw do you? Nor do you eat an eggplant raw and many others. I don't understand the argument here
> If you need to lookup stuff in your waste of material you won‘t be able to finish everything. The time constraint was very hard.

Did you enjoy this exam? I am asking as I had a very similar experience in my undergrad:

Our university allowed some basic courses to be studied at different departments, if they were equivalent. This means that there was a CS Major Algebra 1, but also Math Major Algebra 1, and you can take either.

I took the Math Major Algebra 1, being a CS student, and I have passed everything up to the final exam, where I learned that the exam is literally what you describe. All the proofs and arguments needed follow from basic principles (as things in Algebra 1 tend to do), but there is a lot of questions and the time limit is strict.

Thus, you have no time to actually do any deliberate thinking, you have to memorize and understand the basics so well that you can develop the arguments essentially in real time.

(And it was not an open book exam, even, but as you describe, it would not have helped you too much.)

I hated that exam. I never took it out of principle, instead just quitting the course and doing it with a great grade a year later, in CS. I still dislike the idea of forcing knowledge acquisition through strict time limits. What if somebody is smart but has a slow start due to stress? Ugh.
And as incredible as it may sound, the "moutarde de Bourgogne" IGP, which wants to be a "quality" label, does not seem to forbid those crap (and as a result looking at random samples, they all have preservatives)

My quick review from mustard here in France is that if you want to avoid those preservatives you should choose an organic (Bio) mustard, which seems to be the only ones without useless ingredients (despite the fact that it probably has nothing to do with being Bio)
Sure but how do you put items above the top layer? Eg say I want a ‘x’ graphic on top of my modal? Or behind it?

If there’s value here I can’t see it from their blog post and demos.
This is kinda what Denmark has. Companies and government agencies can send digital letters to your government digital mailbox.
On the flip side when they do that, can't you just take the discount and then cancel the subscription? I think I've done that before.
But where is the BLOCKCHAIN?!

Anyhow, I wonder what problem does this actually solve. Almost all the money I spend is spent cash-less. Does this somehow allow to bypass Visa/Mastercard and thus be cheaper for merchant? What is the difference between digital euro and "paper cash"/normal euro in my account, being spent via card payments or wire transfers?
It is healthy IMHO to be skeptical of individuals bearing official titles indicative of their social class, whether hereditary or acquired through social influence. That's a longstanding American tradition going back to the Federalist papers and ArtI.S9.C8.1 of the Constitution. (I say this as a non-American who knows full well what a peerage is.)

That being said, the Baroness thing is flamebait; her crusade against the open Internet is what deserves criticism and derision.
Musk has had some failures (FSD, battery replacement, solar roof, satellite laser communication), but also notable successes (supercharger network, landing a rocket).

While this particular idea seems theoretically possible, as far as I know there haven't really been proper tests of it yet. So I could imagine it theoretically working, but being really bad (which may honestly be enough).

There's probably a reason Apple seems to be doing hardware adjustments for their satellite communication.
Father of two daughters of 0.5 and 2.5 years here. It's true that your life will be disrupted, don't try to work around that. Personally I am happy it happened to my life, even though it's hard and at times it has been very hard.

Lots of good advice in the thread, so allow me to write the only thing I haven't seen yet: remember that your wife/girlfriend (assuming you are the male of a MF couple) is having it harder than you. You don't have to breastfeed, your genitals or belly are not wounded and scarred, you don't have hormones ups and downs. Please have patience with her.
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So essentially this seems like another implementation of what toolbox and distrobox is implementing.

https://github.com/containers/toolbox/

https://github.com/89luca89/distrobox

With the downside of not having the option to select a Linux distro and being locked to the nixpkgs repositories?
As much as this sounds unnecessary at first glance I wonder if this also means we could establish a Europe wide payment system alternative to visa and master that doesn't come with all the stupid rules that feel so far fetched in a European society. And all the security nightmares credit cards come with.
What is the value of standardized tests in todays society? They measure only one thing: how well one can perform on an arbitrary test. They have no meaningful predictive value. Verdicts like this one make them a thing of the past? Good riddance.
I have the feeling that we are gradually shifting from email-centric to phone-centric systems. With 2FA and recovery, ultimately, your unique phone number becomes more and more THE foundation of everything online, and switching phone number is harder than switching email.
Ha ha. Yeah agreed, that is.. hilarious :D
It's definitely weird and of poor quality, not mentioning sources.
I've lived in many countries (Canada, USA, Japan, England, Germany). In my opinion, the ordering in terms of quality of life (best to worst) is: Germany, then Japan, then Canada, then the USA, then the UK.

This article sounds more like a "feel-good" piece than anything else, dragging out the usual American bogeymen such as socialist healthcare and gas prices.
This is so batshit you'd think it was someone making fun of the blockchain people.