skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Strange that a pretty common way to serve static sites is not mentioned: Multi-stage Docker builds [e.g. 1] an nginx-alpine image in Gitlab CI, that is automatically deployed to Kubernetes/a Docker host somewhere. Add the Let's Encrypt Container for automatic SSL.

[1]: https://github.com/lewish/asciiflow/blob/fd0f72714cd307cbb02...
Oh, I see. My country's processors still doesn't support 3-D Secure 2.0 for mobile applications.
Yes, because he's far too professional to do that without ironclad proof.

And even if he had ironclad proof, he might still not go public.
Your confidence is astounding.
From the guidelines:

> Please don't comment on whether someone read an article.
Influenza doesn't seem to spread as much beyond the respiratory system as COVID does. Most damage is to lungs. Influenza damage to other organs is known but rare. [1][2]

[1] https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-017-17497-6

[2] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22948576/
The article mentions eating lionfish, but it doesn't do this idea justice. They are seriously good eating. This unwelcome, invasive species is among the best fish I ever had simply grilled. You have to be careful to cut off the venomous spines, preferably before they get on the boat, which makes the handling costs high. But they are delicious.

We managed to threaten even the vast North Atlantic cod population because they are good food: an enormous native population that seemed near-infinite a hundred years ago. Technology drove the cod handling cost low. Commercial fishing is powerful force.
Ok, I shouldn't have said 'algorithm'. Let's restrict that to 'untyped programming language theory'.
I was just being snarky. I didn’t actually think the content filter would take into account what the model would actually output. I thought it probably was just a really bad keyword based filter.

Thanks for sharing these examples. Good to see what the model actually produces with that prompt.
It’s cheaper to intervene in the acute event as from a policy perspective solving the actual problem is not politically viable.

A person with breathing difficulty, for example, should be getting routine medical care. If they lack insurance, don’t qualify for Medicaid or are unable to access healthcare, that won’t happen.

So it’s easier to have old people hang out at a school gym or whatever than engage in some “socialist” pursuit.
Perceived power imbalance? Many workers are in country on semi legal basis, ex prison... any false accusation could literally destroy their life.
That hardly tells me anything because essentially everyone has a weaker heart than a professional cyclist. So they may be more capable of fighting off whatever hypothetical damage there is.

It's like saying, "we threw a brick at 80% of NFL players and none of them were seriously injured by it. Therefore it is safe to have a brick thrown at you."
One of the janitors in my high school once gave us a lecture on linear algebra. I don't know what he did before he left the former Warsaw Pact country he was from, but it was one of those whoa kind of experiences.
I got into programming by first using PowerPoint for developing animations and then moving into Macromedia Flash (Actionscript).
People will say that its for “diversity”, but as a brown person, including black/brown actors really does nothing for me. As I said, these are not “brown” people - they’re brown actors playing white characters. Except for their skin color, they have nothing in common with me.

I find it mildly offensive when they reduce my identity to the color my skin. My identity is far richer and includes everything from food and clothing to customs and traditions.

An Indian actor playing an Egnlishman with English customs and traditions does nothing for me. It would take an Indian actor playing an Indian man for me to take this “diversity” seriously. Of course, that would mean creating entirely new narratives and stories, which, of course, Hollywood can’t and won’t do.

So we get brown and black actors shoehorned into pretending to be white - the lowest common denominator of “diversity”.
> I'm into high performance gliders (e-powered)

that's neat, what is the sailplane community up to these days?
Any truth to the story that some monks would spend an entire year illuminating one letter?
I’ve been teaching my kid algebra and there was a big epiphany when she realized (in her words) that it’s just like programming except = isn’t assignment. She is a bit older than this study’s cohort so maybe the effect requires a bit more time?
Ok, let me rephrase it: "It is very comparable to the flu if you look at the time when Columbus introduced illnesses in the americas that would later benefit eurpean settlers - and so unknowingly introduced biological warfare to the americas".
Foreign keys also let the query optimizer make better query plans. This is actually a bigger deal than most people think, the query optimizer can rewrite to semi joins or even eliminate joins completely if the optimizer has better guarantees about referential integrity.
Absolutely agree, this is a condescending humble brag that never should have been posted in the first place.
A lot of us enjoy life better this way. I realized through COVID that I fuckin hate people.
I highly doubt this is a common approach!
> we have - probably intentionally - forgotten the exceedingly mediocre The Hobbits trilogy.

I consider myself a good Tolkien fan, and I really liked the Hobbit trilogy. There is no consensus on how it was universally accepted.

As to the Rings of Power, it tooks 90 years for the elves to forge their rings. Let's see how they're going to translate that in their story.
Depends on where you are. Some combination of state and local regs mean that any replacement windows have strict U-factor and SHGC requirements. If you're in one of those San Francisco victorians you'll find very few manufacturers want to sell to such a niche market. You'll also find the Napoleon of North Beach is loathe to allow a variance.
The New WikiLeaks
yeah if you want to actually interact. but 99% of the time I just want to read, and libreddit is perfect for that
That went from 0 to tinfoil hat in record time!
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The 30y scenario is pretty unlikely with zero maintenance.
> check that with/without .html extension serving works properly; (i.e. /some-file.html should perhaps return the same content as /some-file, or even better, choose one as canonical and redirect for the other one;)

Strong disagree. You do not want both URLs to return the same content; you can have alternatives redirect to the canonical URL; but think through why you’re doing it: who is benefited by the redirect?

If your canonical URL is /example, I see no reason at all to support .html. If it’s /example.html, I see no particular reason to support /example or /example/. If it’s /example/, there may be a smidgeon of value in supporting /example. If it’s /example and you ever have paths below that (/example/example), then there may be slight value in supporting /example/.

If you switch from one format to another, do ensure that all existing URLs work. I used to use .html, so my old *.html URLs now redirect to */, but only for old articles, not new ones that were never .html, because I like being fancy like that.

But overall, I say: for at least the .html and trailing slash suffixes, no software should ever be causing these errors (I have heard rumours of improper transformations once or twice, but seen no evidence, and neither of these are ambiguous “will the automatic linkifier include or exclude that punctuation at the end” cases), so it’s all about humans and what incorrect URLs they might type out. And most of these sorts of things, people just won’t do.

Supporting more things for the sake of it is not a virtue. There is value in failing early on incorrect input. Postel was wrong.
Ok.

Nissan Juke - 3000 lbs
Honda Civic - 3000 lbs
Nissan Leaf - 3300-3400 lbs
Honda e - 3400 lbs
Chevy Bolt - 3600 lbs
Volkswagen ID.3 - 4000+ lbs
Most mkdocs or hugo sites I see on GH or GL are served this way. Anyway, hard to proove - we need a new study!
I can’t understand the very first step in the compression process: “The left and right channels are converted to center and side channels through the following transformation: mid = (left + right) / 2, side = left - right. This is a lossless process, unlike joint stereo.”

How is this a lossless process?
Commercial databases are expensive and you have to buy a license for each client. Not so with open source databases. If costs is critical use a free and open source database like PostgreSQL or MySQL.
That's also the point to the transmission. A transmission (on the low end) is to enhance acceleration and efficiency (keeping you at an ideal ratio to maintain the speed you're going). Neither of these are issues when you have a flatter torque curve.

Another comment said the efficiency gain on the Taycan is 5% over not having it. Which is about what I would've expected to see, not much for all the added complexity and reliability issues it introduces.
The problem with this approach is that you'd still need to be able to correctly identify those critical moments in the game, and a single move won't help you. You need the entire line.

Which would still require a considerable skill. If you can't figure out why a single move is brilliant, you won't be able to find the entire line.

If stockfish tells you the entire line, and the opponent plays something that wasn't included in stockfish's line (because it's worse), you're also going to be at a loss.
I have not worked on a system where the performance mattered so much to consider not having a FK. I personally think that the key relationships should reflect the nature of the data. It prevents a lot of errors so that new devs don't create data which should not be able to exist. Don't make invalid data have a chance to exist or be representable. Make it difficult to pollute the db because relying on your app layer is risky
I got into spear fishing last summer. It's an amazing sport/pastime. And if you buy fish from a shop normally, then spearing them instead has no negative environmental consequences, and avoids any bycatch. Just swim out from the shore instead of diving from your diesel-chugging boat.
Since at least 2000, the Northern Pikeminnow Sport-Reward Program has offered cash rewards for catching this invasive species in the Columbia River.

> The Pikeminnow Sport Reward Fishery Program ... pays anglers for each Northern Pikeminnow that they catch that is nine inches or larger. Rewards range from $6 to $10 per fish, and special tagged fish are worth $500.

In 2022 the top earner has earner over $50k, and the twentieth highest earner has over $12k. In 2015 and 2016 the top earner broke $100k (over 14,000 fish caught by a single angler appears to be the record).

[1] https://www.pikeminnow.org/background/save-a-salmon-and-make...
> own game streaming

Xcloud and GeForce Now would like to a word with you. Does anyone actually use Luna?
I'm using Caddy with Docker labels auto-configuration.

It's somewhat PITA to configure if you don't need a public cert, eg something for testing or not having a public A/AAAA record, but otherwise the automagik just works.

The only negative moment is what Caddy container restarts when the dependent containers starts|restarts, so you briefly lose all connectivity to all sites behind Caddy.

[0] https://github.com/lucaslorentz/caddy-docker-proxy
It’s like any other risk management problem.

We’re wired to respond to a crisis that comes upon us. Most city fire departments try to target a 5-10m response time to a fairly rare event.

We’re not good at responding to longer term or complex cause and effect issues.
There's no sustainable amount of large scale commercial fishing. Quotas are a joke. Labels are a joke.
> I just don't understand the level of virtriol...

I can't comment on the social phenomenon of Amazon mob reviews, but the attitude of Tolkien toward his work is relevant. He incorporated a tremendous amount of material from his research on northern European mythology, and had very definite ideas about how it should all hang together. Once LotR was published, he would react very strongly against interpreting or extending that material in any way that didn't match his vision. A large part of Tolkien's fan base takes a similarly serious attitude towards his material.
Because the Apple developer culture just like on the Windows side has always been welcoming to commercial software, that is how one keeps a paycheck doing desktop utilities.
Transparent parallelization needs a new generation of languages that are designed to let compiler do parallelization transformations. Like Futhark.
Hopefully we can get better integration than in the procedural language side where the parallel languages are completely separate from host app languages and are called via FFI.
Nice to see other fields have problems with ~exponential scaling.
Perhaps GPT-3 wrote it?
Ideally we'd have a common protocol and people could use their choice of client. Slack once supported IRC...
I use a static site generator, a vps and a git post-receive hook to build and deploy my site. Does not require any third-party providers (apart from the vps) and takes about 15 minutes to setup.
How would this solve the problem of cheating? What is "the best engine"? An Engine requires rules as well. Cheating is always involved when there are rules. That's why it is called cheating.

The idea of professional cheating is not to tell anyone about it. That's why undetected case are usually higher.
Pretty sure you can stay in free tier without a CC on file though? So assume they’d just deactivate your services if you breach free tier resources for the month..(?)
Because you can recover left and right from mid and side, you can also multiply both signals by two to make division result to be always integer value.
Climate scientist views Colorado River crisis as the beginning of aridification
Not all criticism is equal in value, or in a vacuum.

Coordinated review bombing — as described in the article — distorts the purpose of a review average.

Im this case we have a well- organized group of people determined to hate on a show because it offends their racial purity ideals. If you’re not part of that hate cult, when they deliberately skew the average figure in order to make a political point, that makes the review less useful.

Honestly Amazon should probably give up on reviews and do surveys instead. And they and other studios likely do this for their internal reviews, which is why we see Wheel of Time and House of the Dragon continue on despite the vocal hate cults surrounding those shows as well.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/entertainment/tv/2022/08/31/l...

co-creator J.D. Payne teases. "The question the first season asks is, 'How far into the darkness would you go to protect the things that matter the most?'"
Cardio problems are officially listed as possible side effects for Moderna, Pfizer etc... I really do not understand why we even have this discussion!
I use FKs because I have built my career on refactoring old software.

I have seen over and over firsthand the kinds of data integrity problems that come from leaving the decision to the business software and those who meddle asynchronously with data.

You can always rewrite software. Rewriting bad data is not only difficult but often impossible.
After just 2 episodes it seems too early to state what the theme is, unless you’ve seen more than the public has.
Wow a vegetarian fish, I never contemplated such a thing. What kind of plants do they eat anyways?
> 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! - and often much easier, for me, to write performant application code.

How can this possibly be true? Won't that result in sending unnecessary data over the wire, stressing network and SQL buffer?

What are these queries and what are these volumes? I just can't wrap my head around the performance statement. You know better join algorithms that SQL Server is capable of (Loop/Hash/Merge)? Given that you have appropriate indexes in place, perhaps query hints is what you need to control sql plan guides if you know a thing or two about your data and it's distribution more than the sql statistics.
Well, it affirms that idea, but you're kind of begging the question here - it's a point of view rather than a fact. I do think Zuckerberg (especially as CEO with an unassailable majority stake of voting shares) does bear some responsibility for what happens on his platform.
Fair enough, if a user is maintaining packages on their computer with Homebrew I feel like they should take some responsibility for that. Unless it’s a cask, they should figure it out themselves or you can only really provide your best efforts. If you use a third-party package manager you should learn to be comfortable and familiar with how it works, or at least with how packages are declared, so you can troubleshoot your own problems and if necessary raise issues on the project.
> but no source that definitively states he was suspended for cheating.

And no source will. I'm not sure why chess.com didn't make it public (by a notice on his profile that his account was suspended for Fair Play violations).

But yes, the only 2 entities that can definitively state that are:

1. chess.com

2. Hans himself

Not sure why chess.com won't, but Hans won't for obvious reasons.
Some of the elves look like they use an electric razor. I suppose maybe they have a magic obsidian or something, but it's kind of distracting.
Thanks for this. Wyze cams are a good deal but their cloud offering is confusing.
Oh sorry, somehow I thought we were talking about pubsub.
>14 languages for closed captioning

Look at "The Boys" with regards to 'closed captions' (hint 30+). It's good they translated the TV shows, and drawing conclusions about its target audience out of that is dumb.
Ask HN: Ethereum and “the merge”: what could go wrong?
It looks like ETHBTC has been exponentially increasing on expectation that “the merge” will be somehow revolutionary.

Given the history of Ethereum, what could go wrong with a movement to proof of stake?
I hope they use the same standard for any review giving high score. Let's say anything over 6. As surely those are product of bot farms or dishonest culture warriors too.
The conversation isn’t over when the credits roll, rather that is the end of the beginning.
Most fishing happens in economic Exclusion zones (200 miles out), over which states have souvereignty

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exclusive_economic_zone
Agreed it was just unrelated but it made news headlines then old history about keffals , them not helping the police with the Auckland shooter so they became "the baddies".

It simply made Cloudflare's position untenable - they are not piratebay but need customers.
Periodiq is a nice scheduler, which works well with Dramatiq
For every show they create. Subtitles are hit and miss for shows/movies they don’t make.
Oh you so benevolent, force people at gun point to abide by your will, right?
can i use this to sell drugs?
Unwittingly spreading disease is simply not biological warfare. There is no such thing as “unknowingly” waging it. That is just a pandemic.
The logistics of what you are proposing is just not there, unless you're cool with committing another man made famine like the Holodomor. I actually find it disturbing with the ease you're willing to starve the poor of the world.

Ocean fishing requires very little energy input, but provides huge amounts of ready to eat food output. You can't replace that in many parts of the world.
Not every place has good farm land for one, or the technological infrastructure, or even political stability.

Give you and example. Egypt went from a population of 8 million to 80 million in the last century. Do you think they can grow all that food in the desert? or do they rely on fishing and on global imports of food items...like grain from Ukraine. How will the poor do when you take out one of their sources of food.
While simultaneously the price of energy is sky rocketing and global trade is under threat do to conflict and as countries begin to hoard fertilizer and food for their own populations, in anticipation of the the coming winter.
People used to (kind of) do this on film with landscapes, usually forest scenes, double exposure with one exposure slightly out of focus.
The comment I was replying to proposed blowing up the boat as an alternative to "having to board a random sample of boats (and there'd be a lot, because a lot of them would be legitimate), check documents"
But... they're aiming for every language not every person surely. Do you think that only English speakers want to watch good fantasy TV?
At the expensive end, model flying wing aircraft now have very impressive performance.[1] Over 400 MPH. That one has a jet engine which costs several thousand dollars and has enough power to accelerate straight up.

There's some suspicion that the triangular aircraft seen buzzing U.S. Navy ships off the California coast are drones like these.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPGDAZyQ44k
Nodes mine blocks. Therefore there all those nodes people call nodes are not nodes.
My goal of closing 10% of Emacs bugs (2020)
Wait what's the culture war angle here? I don't get the correlation between "purist" Tolkien fans and the right wing vs left wing? I'm probably missing something since I've never read or watched anything related to tolkien or LOTR, but for me it looked more like a typical fanboy reaction/rage to Amazon adding new stuff to an original story.

(Which honestly can suck, because of course some people will just review bomb it no matter without ever actually watching a single episode. Makes it harder for everyone else to actually know if it's bad on its own merits.)
Software Heritage are solving this problem for current software by archiving software source code. I think that at one point they were talking about doing source code escrow, for folks who write proprietary software.

https://www.softwareheritage.org/
I would say the reverse, while agreeing with most of what you wrote.

It pulls off making fun of the old franchise while also being nostalgic about it.

But it’s simplistic with characters who are so dumb and childish that there’s no Star Trek in Lower Decks either.

Not a single character on the show is an adult. They’re all edgy and nerdy tweens vying for influence in the middle school yearbook club… in adult bodies. This includes the captain and bridge crew.

Lower Decks would be a phenomenal Star Trek if they would mentally age all the characters by 10 ~ 20 years, especially the captain, XO, security officer and every alien.