skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's already over, your words fall on deaf ears. If this keeps up, the best option would be to secede from the mainstream as an individual. In fact, I urge all those with a modicum of intelligence to start planning ahead along this direction, since the cancellation of kiwifarms is simply part of a larger emerging tapestry in the west. Stay together, sink together.
Reference vs documentation. First you need to find "shape" of thing that you're actually want to use in your current problem. Bunch of examples are the best aid here. If you find whatever you want, then it's time to understand all the subtleties.
Quantum entanglement
nasty bug - but there are often .dot releases (https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/tags) - if this will be fixed you don't have to wait 2 years.
The five stages of grief belongs in the same circle as hell as the other HR nonsense. It all resonates well but little is based on scientific evidence.
There have been criticisms of this "model" for many years, but it has entered the public consciousness, so people assume it to be true. There was even a Simpsons episode where Homer goes thru the 5 stages in 5 minutes. "Everyone talks about it so iut must be true!" school of science.

I have a similar problem with the Heroes Journey, which if you are in fiction/screenplay writing, is considered the Bible, and criticising it is like being a heretic. So much so, many books on writing assume it to be true an starting point. But I always found it to be silly, and recently found a great article that points out its a nonsense made up list of common fantasy tropes:

https://talesoftimesforgotten.com/2020/12/31/the-heros-journ...
One thing is not to be an asshole and respect people, but other is that janitors seem to not understand that when people who sit in the office after hours probably are doing unpaid overtime (in some companies you can at least take those hours back) and would prefer to finish their tasks as fast as possible and go home.

I used to work 9 to 5 (sometimes 9 to 8) and sure, I can greet the janitor, have some small talk, but I dont have the time to listen to their life story. And some janitors really liked to talk a lot, while I just wanted to finish my job and go home. (If they started at 6pm they were fresh at the beginning of their shift, while I should have already left 1 hour earlier).

So I understand why my colleagues (especially ones who had kids) ignored the janitors. If you leave 15 minutes earlier, you have 15 more minutes for your kid. If you are late the kid will be asleep.

And yes I talked with janitors, but I remember that one lady who thought that everyone can talk with her for 30 minutes at 7pm and just wouldnt take a clue to move on.

She didnt understand that the team was stuck at work after hours to finish something important, it was an abnormal situation.
I would recommend running fiber for the main "data plane", with cheap Cat 5 alongside it for a separate, low-bandwidth network if it ever becomes needed (home automation, surveillance cameras, etc) where using media converters would be otherwise impractical.

You can then use any switch with SFP+ ports and upgrade down the line without having to ever replace the fiber itself.
I'd be interested if any HN members consider James Stanley a 'cyborg' with the shoes on?

From what I've found on Wikipedia, it sounds like wearing the shoes is an, "integration of some artificial component or technology that relies on some sort of feedback."

This got me thinking that the Nike shoes Marty wore in Back to the Future 2 could also be considered a cybernetics enhancement.

To what degree does a device need to be integrated with a human body for that human not to be considered a human any more?
In recent years, with the development of children's book, more and more author Engaged in writing and self-publish such kind of books. Why more and more people choose to self-publish their children's book? According to Hannah Holt's investigation. Authors chose self-publishing for a variety of reasons, most of them personal. In fact, only about 5% of self-published authors indicated "making money" was their primary goal.So,how to get a book published? Follow this article, I guess you will find the answer.

According to my years of provide the printing book service for self-publishers. I've rounded up the following 10 tips for self-publishing children's books.
Yep, I had to spend a lot of time talking with people offering proxy services or looking for proxies to understand exactly what it was, and we ended up banning this kind of requests because of how dishonest it is. Turns out it's common practice also for university exams!
If you do this (anywhere, in any context, not just Slack — a notable example is Discord where a lot of people have mods that keep deleted messages), you are uncool. If I delete something I want it gone and if you install mods like this I see that as disrespecting me
If anyone can suggest an update to https://github.com/oconnor663/duct.py/blob/master/gotchas.md..., please let me know. As far as I'm aware, there's still no reliable way to kill a tree of processes on Unix that's suitable for library code.
The key thing with OpenWRT is this (the list of supoported devices):

https://openwrt.org/toh/views/toh_fwdownload?dataflt%5B0%5D=...
It's a US political decision. In my country, where there are very very few black people, it definitely wouldn't be a political decision to not include black people. But it goes beyond that. What I usually see is that the focus is on including black characters. There is rarely focus on including for example Asian or Hispanic characters, or they are portrayed in much more stereotypical ways.

As I said, it's a very US thing, that is very noticeable to non US viewers. Try watching some non US movies or shows and you'll see what I mean.

The US seems to have in general a lot of interest in races for some reason. For some applications or forms I've had to fill for US things, I was asked my race or ethnicity, which to me seems completely bizarre (what does it matter?). Moreover I didn't even know what race I was supposed to put (am I white? am I Hispanic?) because I've never been asked.
For experts, a comprehensive manual is useful. For beginners, or people who occasionally dabble in elisp for some light customisation work, a whole treatise in elisp programming is probably an overkill
You have that final stat around the wrong way.

The average flu is very heavily weighted towards deaths in the elderly and infirm. We even have a name for a bad flu year - it ‘clears the dead wood’.

Covid has been much more significantly impacting younger age groups - those in their 40-60s - compared to the elderly and infirm (comparing the flu death curves).
Wireguard, particularly.
I'd suggest using 10 Gbps Ethernet over Cat6a or Cat7 twisted pair cabling for wiring the house, and DAC cables in the server closet.

You then have a choice of domestic or professional quality switches. A decent second-hand professional 10GbE switch -- Arista is good, and 7124 is often under $200 now will be noisy, hot, and use a bunch of power, but will also be a reliable and feature-rich switch.

Alternatively, just get a Linksys or Netgear or whatever.

Then use second-hand Solarflare 7000-series or Mellanox Connect/X 10GbE cards.
if you want to solder and be on the cutting edge - mt7622 is really fast (based on arm-cortex so it's magnitudes faster than other wifi routers - wireguard is also a lot faster, reaching gigabit speeds) - xiaomi ax3200 for example is near sub <50$ https://openwrt.org/toh/xiaomi/ax3200 - how to flash via serial console: https://github.com/mikeeq/xiaomi_ax3200_openwrt

one caveat at the moment: 802.11ax is? was unstable.
What's the status of wireguard on openwrt?
How about measuring time until a customer (or plural) gains value from a feature? I know it's very ephemeral, but in general building a bridge is not the end goal, what if no one uses it or even knows about it?
It was an example to show it's way too simplistic to view the situation as only "kiwifarms bad". The example cannot be mapped to the situation as you are trying to do. And it wasn't intented as an analogy.

Besides the two parties are not kiwifarms and their victims. The people who are against it make arguments about free speech and whether platforms should be responsible for the content hosted on them. If it was as simple as just kiwifarms vs the victims it would be an open and shut case.
We do not know if and I bet plenty of people do not believe such negative energy really exists.

Besides, all warp bubble metrics so far are inertial; meaning the ship is unable to accelerate, so they're a gimmick nowadays. I have hopes we find something workable though.
> At the volumes my organization works with, it is very difficult to write performant SQL queries that use JOINs and other relationships as a developer - even as a DBA!

Leaving aside my initial snark reactions¹ as they are not really relevant.

What you say may be true if the data is not arranged in a manner conducive to efficient queries of the type you are trying to make (for instance if the DB was optimised for a different sort of output because the needs were (or were expected to be) different at design time. BUT, read performance is not relevant to foreign keys. A constraint is assessed as INSERT/UPDATE/other time to maintain referential integrity and has no effect on later reads. You can do your own linking in the application if you want, but I'm keeping my foreign keys to stop bad data getting in - they won't affect your process of getting data out either way.

Also note that a foreign key does not imply an index exists in most DBMSs⁴ so if you are expecting the constraint to help performance when referring to a table from its parent then you may be disappointed. An index will exist where the key is referring to as FKs will always refer to a primary key or unique index but the other side is not usually indexed unless you explicitly ask for it to be. I've seen a few people run into this trap, expecting an index to be there because an FK constraint is, and coming to the conclusion that JOINs are just slow because one isn't so their queries that would benefit from it are slow.

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[1] Sorry, not a good enough person: “sounds like you need a better DBA!”²

[2] Well, a better database developer. Even the best can't get good performance from an inappropriate design. Or maybe a time machine, everyone who has worked with BDs long enough will have been stuck with bad or inappropriate design³ we have no power or time to fix…

[3] Possibly of our own making!

[4] Some DBs create one automatically, and some ORMs & other data manipulation libraries built on top do too. But it is generally not done because it is far from always necessary, so it could waste space, and you may want a compound index instead depending on other properties of the data ans desired outputs.
Are Buy Now Pay Later Companies Reinventing the Tab?
Stable Diffusion: “Seth Godin delivering a talk”
This applies to Twitter iOS and probably Web and Android too. If a tweet is in your feed and gets deleted, it’ll stay in your feed (but show “This tweet has been deleted” if you try to reply or look at replies)
I really wouldn't call that "really easy/fun to use". I think it's only a good option if your presentation is full of complicated equations (e.g. giving a lecture course in a maths heavy subject)
Welp, here you go. https://thisaidoesnotexist.com/
It was on HN a few months back.
Withdrawing from the tournament is the loudest accusation you can make without words. I'd rather believe Hans on this https://youtu.be/GSLM1K6O6aU?t=1507
I searched "ISO drafting pens" and had several results, although none from the US or Canada. Wikipedia lists some manufacturers, and here are some online shops from my first couple of pages of results.

I've never used the steel nibbed pens. My grandfather was a draughtsman, and had a complete set, but as I understood it (age 10-ish) they were delicate and needed to be used carefully. I wouldn't buy a complete set on a whim :-)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technical_pen

https://www.rotring.com/pens-pencils/technical-pens/isograph...

https://www.staedtler.com/intl/en/products/technical-drawing...

https://draftex.com.au/collection/pens-markers-inks/technica...

https://www.faber-castell.eu/products/TechnicalDrawingPenTG1...

(There were also Indian websites, so I'll bet there's China/Aliexpress too.)
"If a story requires an LGBT character go for it." every story requires one then, because we exist everywhere. Stories never necessarily require certain traits like that (sometimes) but I'd say it's more that a story requires a character with certain personality traits/backstory and that character can also happen to be a man/woman, gay/straight, any ethnicity as long as it relates to the time period/area.

It does remind me of when Resident Evil 5 came out; it had the usual characters but because it was set in Africa and therefore most of the zombies were African, cries of racism were abound.

If it's a historical retelling, then it should be as accurate as much as possible, within reason. If it's fiction/myth/fantasy etc then it doesn't really matter; who cares if Hansel & Gretel is a German fairytale, cast someone who's whatever non-white to play one of them in a new retelling of it. But tbh I think people just get antsy because Hollywood/West is literally the only industry having fingers pointed at for this. I don't think Bollywood, for example, has to worry about diversity/non-Indian representation at all.
Check this one, powered by markdown

https://motyar.github.io/markshow/
Sounds like it has lots of benefits and no downsides, which begs more research. The website however seems to have a leftover placeholder text under "Our bugs are bettering the world" > "Disease Free":

That wasn't real text. Just holding some space here.
Real text is going to be awesome.
We already have them since quite a while, also to dissolve most metals and stones. But producing them in the required quantities would be kind of out of proportion to use it for garbage disposal.
And disposing garbage in acid means still having lots of garbage basins with acid. You might want to check out some chemistry.
Opus is meant to obsolete every other lossy audio compression [0]. You make a good point about hardware support, but technically it's the winner for generic use, not just speech.

[0]: https://wiki.xiph.org/OpusFAQ#Does_Opus_make_all_those_other...
Maybe replace with better hardware, if it is troublesome enough.
Despite all the good contents, calling the inverse function of hyperbolic tangent "arctanh" just makes no sense.
Isn't this what the trigger's on the latest generation game-controllers do? Create dynamic resistance (and force feedback) on the trigger.
I'd give it a shot with vanilla OpenWRT first. As noted, it's very device-specific how open, supported, and accessible they are. Maybe you're lucky.

Other than that I'm yet to find anything that beats taking a generic x86 or aarch64 that happens to have a miniPCIe slot , put in appropriate wireless modules and treat it more like you would a normal linux installation. Separating AP/router duties between two separate devices will help a lot to simplify things whichever route you go (makes little sense for the "pocket travel router/ap" scenario obv).

OpenWRT has some great extensions and luci modules, some of which integrate very well. If you don't need them and want to do anything more than a standard home network setup, I'd consider if the trouble with OpenWRT is even worth it and set things up from a base debian/rocky/freebsd/openbsd/whatever base instead. Things that can be super time-consuming to get right in OpenWRT can actually be surprisingly straightforward once you remove their abstractions. Especially with nftables, if you're on Linux.
You're correct in your intuition that this will affect the business relationship. Would your potential new employer prefer you over the business relationship with your current employer? If no, this is a risk for you which could potentially lose you both job opportunities. In any case you need to discuss this with your potential new employer as soon as you apply.

Some managers are empathic if you are open and honest and you might try disclosing your plans to your current employer somewhat early during the hiring process. This might it less likely for the business relationship with the client (your potential new employer) to sour. Of course, there is the possibility it backfires. Depends on the relationship between you and them.
This sounds a bit like blaming cows for eating grass after you placed them on your neighbours lawn.
Revisiting the design approach to Zig
https://clickhole.com/this-is-vince-gilligan-s-series-bible-...
It is the same license used by MariaDB, Sentry, CockroachDB, Couchbase and many others. Technically it is not open source and instead is called source available, but you can enjoy pretty much the same benefits.

Out of curiosity, what makes you uncomfortable about the license?
> The worst thing about this is that it's even plausible. Accidents will happens

Of course it's plausible. She jumped in the line of fire with a big "PRESS" inscription on her chest. That's why they shot her in the head, by accident.
Well, that's why there is several documents: C-h i

* Elisp: (elisp). The Emacs Lisp Reference Manual.

* Emacs Lisp Intro: (eintr). A simple introduction to Emacs Lisp

* Emacs: (emacs). The extensible self-documenting text editor.

* Emacs FAQ: (efaq). Frequently Asked Questions about Emacs.

And that's not even looking at specialized documentation such as the one for Gnus, for Widget, for Dired-X, for Ediff, ...

I agree with parent, Emacs documentation is some of the best I know and easily searchable.
For some people "please provide evidence of your previous travel history" is something to worry about. Will they accept digitalized version? Who knows!
> The question is how much power the anti-gravity requires.

This is essentially a case of "draw the rest of the owl".
How to Build a Command-Line Text Editor with Java (Part 1)
Works! Works well!

I have it set up so everything using the routers sees WG nodes as ordinary endpoints.
That's true, but it might still scare the client / new employer off.
Not saying they’re the same but humans essentially look like fish, chickens, pigs (gils, tails, etc) for the first few weeks.
Exactly, Gmail's spam filters aren't good they are just aggressive. Getting 0 spam is easy: just drop all mail. Getting less spam while not dropping any legit mail is significantly harder - and Gmail fails on that.

Then again, I don't really care about receiving even 40-50 spam mails per day since it does not take long to scan over the subjects to double check that no legit mail got flagged. I'd rather do that then miss a mail I care about.
> Ask the client company directly, not by applying via posting, but by approaching somebody high-up who knows that you're consulting for them

Yes, I second this.
> For example audit logs get no FKs, when a delete happens the audit logs about the deletion shouldn't be deleted.

Or updated. Or prevent the deletion.

But that’s configurable anyway.
> Soldier On at 45

Sorry, my English is not so good, what does this means in simple English ?
No, I don't. I'm talking about mortality of the young, not middle-aged people (40-60). The flu kills a lot of elderly people, but it also kills a lot of kids. Covid doesn't do that.

It's absolutely unquestionable that children are at higher risk from influenza than Covid, but it's also probably an exaggeration to say that Covid kills more middle-aged adults; there's a lot of debate on the issue, and papers like this one suggest significantly lower odds from Covid until age 65:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8375609/

Only when you restrict your view to the period of 2020-present do you start to see discussions of Covid leading to higher deaths relative to flu during the pandemic. Here's the UK ONS, doing exactly this:

https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/healthan...

But you can't go from this to claims about Covid mortality, in general. The flu largely disappeared during the last couple of years, so it's not terribly surprising that it killed fewer people during that same time period. (To be fair to the UK ONS, they aren't making that claim here, but people regularly misinterpret the data.)
There was a fun vulnerability recently (CVE-2019-19521) that allowed you to bypass authentication in OpenBSD by using '-schallenge' as the username.
Yep entity framework is truly amazing. If you have used that ORM you never go back. You still need to sometimes make your own query for perf or other needs. But it's quite rare in my experience.

Most of the time when I had performce issues it isn't EF. It's a missed index or higher level query issue.
> The problem is that all and I mean all of these idealogical driven agendas require tyranny because I for one do not agree with your world view.

There's always someone who disagrees with someone else's world view, that doesn't make it tyranny.
I read this as:

The problem is there are 99 ways to do to it from sysadmin-y to cloud-y.

My solution is to add 100th way.

——-

If static hosting is hard use Netlify or similar. Just point it at your Github and you are done!

They mentioned Netlify.
I assume the target is externally generated too, thus can be legitimately absent.
Process groups and job control is a huge fucking mess on Unix. Process groups, job control, and signals are probably the biggest mistakes of Unix's design. Arguably fork(2) as well, but that'll probably raise some eyebrows. The blame for Berkley sockets and ioctls can't entirely be laid at Unix's feet, but they're also quite the mess.
Yeah that's fair enough I suppose.

I guess it's just another way in which capitalism abstracts what is really a relationship between people into a relationship between bits of capital.
Somebody was saying mt762x has a long-standing squashfs bug ...
Cats always land on their feet; buttered toast always lands on the buttered side. I'm sure this power can be harnessed.
Yeah that should be supported. I must've missed something on my end. What kind of tablet are you using?
> it’s a political decision to have movies and tv shows with entirely white people in them.

Well, that kind explains "I just don't understand the level of virtriol about a TV show." from OP.

For instance, I don't live in the US, I don't care about the US and most importantly I don't care about US politics, but the US is the only capable of running shows like this.

I imagine there would be americans that don't want politics or political influences in their beloved stories too.

Me, I just want a Tolkien show despicted as in (or as accurate as possible to) the books. I watched the trailer and I didn't watch the show yet, but I if it follows the trend, I imagine what I will find. I don't know if I will watch it.

How much time will I have to wait for a new version? 15, 20, 30 years? I'll probably be long gone.
The threat was also quite clearly unserious.
Boeing?
Very good point, I didn't think about the propagation function of the nodes. Indeed, a node would only propagate blocks it accepts as valid.

But how does that help the network except by saving some bandwidth?

In the end, "bad" blocks will and should propagate and should be rejected by every node that decides that the block is "bad". There isn't one node that is a gatekeeper for "bad" blocks.

I think that whenever people talk about consensus, they think about it in terms of how a democracy works - and that is wrong, because Bitcoin is not democratic. It's not like if you nave n nodes, you need n/2+1 to agree on something and all the rest will be forced to agree to their decision. It's up to every individual node to enforce rules for their own transactions.
> But you could get duplicate key errors when turning fk on.

Why? Fks don’t require unicity. Or do you mean that you target non-unique columns? That sounds… horrendous.

But regardless sounds like something you’d want to resolve before declaring the migration finished.