skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Quarkus is Jakarta EE compatible (MicroProfile), for the subset of Java/Jakarta EE that it implements. That's largely the appeal.

The most recent release of JEE has a new "Core" profile, which is stripped down to bare minimum for AoT-compilation
and small memory footprint and implements CDI 4.0 Lite (based on Quarkus' "ARC" implementation)

https://jakarta.ee/specifications/coreprofile/10/
Hm. I think it may now be possible to encode an entire NFT collection in a font.

Anyway, hopefully Firefox will add support for COLRv1, at least for some platforms. FreeType has it apparently.
There are at least 56 different names for sugar on food labels in the USA
Rewriting a high performance vector database in Rust
I mean, they kind of are, right? If the Chinese and Russian people came up with their own gear to receive/send compatible signals with the signal, then they could use it. Of course, authorized accounts would probably be problematic. Getting Starlink branded gear to use will also be hard in those countries.
Serious answer: yes.
Yeah that number seemed low, should have done the math. Going by the IPs, the link I posted is the delay between Quebec and the New South Wales ground station that the satellite links to. So it sounds like McMurdo to Quebec would be a 1 second delay on a good day.
You're saying I have to offer an alternative each time I criticize something? Why?
> One has to wonder, though, given Josh' work with Rust, if any of this work is going to be done in Rust? One can dream ..

Not yet, since the Rust-in-Linux work hasn't been merged yet. And even once it is, it won't be usable in the core kernel yet. But I'm hopeful that io_uring will be able to make use of Rust in the future.

And the userspace bits will definitely be possible to do in Rust. As soon as this ships in a stable kernel, I plan to add a code path in the Rust standard library to launch processes this way. :)
Proof we are heading towards idiocracy. What a bleak future.
Enough praise for FP. Now let's go back to real world.

Please help tell me what's the best way to replicate what's good in OOP, like how to use FP to solve expression problem ?
I recently did that and did not look back!

Enjoying my library (ebooks and audiobooks) through the Libby app along with using the money I am saving from YouTube to instead pay for a news subscription.
Does GitHub discussions fill those requirements reasonably? https://docs.github.com/en/discussions

An example of this - https://github.com/nodejs/node/discussions
Guilded had this a long time ago: https://support.guilded.gg/hc/en-us/articles/360040216933-Fo...

No one used them for the same reason Discord killed forums: realtime chat is better for most things people used forums for.
What is the definition of "disproportionately"?

If 12% of purple-skinned employees were laid off but only 10% green-skinned ones, is that disproportional, confirming racism?
Maybe, but the push outcome has no upside. I have no idea where he saw any upside in this bet.
You would be surprised at how many people are completely and utterly boring. How many have so few assets, vanilla history, no embarrassing health issues, and believe all drugs are for wastrels.

Do not count on being able to embarrass the enemy :) :(
Working on that too. One of the wonderful things about Plumbers is that so many different people working on infrastructure are there. I had a great conversation with Carlos O'Donell (glibc maintainer) about using io_uring in glibc, including in ld.so for that exact reason...
I'd say the security concerns are more pressing than the privacy concerns in that case. Though of course the two are related because the person who robs you also learns quite a lot about you.
It’s time to put this tired myth to bed. The truth is that HFCS and table sugar are virtually identical, and the health effects of consuming either are the same.

https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/high-fructose-corn-syru...
How San Francisco makes it insanely hard to build housing
If you are interested in analog synthesizers then a lot of the schematics and explanations of the circuits were published in magazines in the 1970's. I think ElectroNotes was one of the premier ones, but Radio Electronics, Polyphony, Elektor and others published circuits as well, with explanations of how they worked. Here are some leads:

https://paia.com/polyphny/

https://archive.org/details/radioelectronicsmagazine

https://blog.adafruit.com/2022/02/07/70s-electronic-music-ma...

https://worldradiohistory.com

https://worldradiohistory.com/Elektor.htm

There are still some kits available as well to learn by doing:

https://paia.com/p9700/

You can also get schematics for some classic synths:

http://www.arpodyssey.com/schematics.html

https://archive.org/details/arp_ARP_Quadra_Schematic

https://archive.org/details/ARP_Solina_Schematics

https://moogfoundation.org/schematics/
https://www.theguardian.com/money/2021/dec/04/hmrc-mistake-r...
Lots of forums I belong to have tons of already answered very common questions. I’ve joined a few on various topics from BBQing to NAS building. When I was building my NAS every single question I had was answered and they had plenty of stickies on various topics. IRC or discord would have been a fall back to the searchable knowledge of a forum.

The only time I had a question was when I ran into an issue with my UPS freezing up my NAS during power outages. The guy who figure it out could’ve helped faster on discord, still only took one work day of back and forth, but now the next guy can search my topic.
Alot is in the process of joining along and around. No big deal.
> Tornado Cash and some people behind it were targeted, nobody made Crypto illegal.

That's incorrect. They literally made it illegal in the US to send/receive transactions to/from a Ethereum contract, which is just code.

See https://home.treasury.gov/policy-issues/financial-sanctions/... and search for 0x910cbd523d972eb0a6f4cae4618ad62622b39dbf (https://etherscan.io/address/0x910cbd523d972eb0a6f4cae4618ad...) as an example.
That sounds like Google's problem?

I imagine they'd figure it out pretty quickly given the size and popularity of discord.
SandboxAQ Aquires Cryptosense
Even the most boring person has information they want to keep secret. Banking activity is the obvious one.
Netflix Estimates Ad-Supported Tier Will Reach 40M Viewers by Late 2023
>Discord basically won because of style over substance. I use it plenty because I don't have a choice.

This is incredibly reductive. You don't use it because "you don't have a choice", you use it because it's the best. If there was another option out there people would use it. There are plenty of choices out there; you go set up a self-hosted phpBB forum; try to maintain a live community on there; and moderate it. Or forget phpBB, try Discourse.

When you say Discord is "Style over substance" you willfully ignore all the downsides about forums that caused people to migrate to Discord/Slack in the first place. We will never have robust forum software as long as people continue to believe that the reason Discord is as popular is it is is because of "VC marketing dollars".
Again, callous to equate the two. A person quitting can be a tiny fraction of the workforce for a company, but each person fired it's 100% of their job.
I don't think you would say that if you had ever been inside one. They are ancient -- and very greasy.
> I think America still has the highest level of obesity

Don't worry, most of the world is catching up fast

IMO it's mainly an exposure problem. Excessive exposure to food volume. Excessive exposure to low-fiber foods (fast food = food without fiber). Excessive exposure to fructose. Excessive exposure to pesticides. I personally highly distrust seed and vegetable oils but I don't have any hard evidence to back up my concerns.

All things considered these eventually add up to leptin resistance one way or another. The downstream consequences (obesity, constant hunger, never feeling full, CVD) stem from leptin resistance.
see also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32838350
I'm getting a 255 return code when I try to run it. php v.7.4.3. Permissions are all ok. Anybody else have this problem?
As a longtime iOS user, I entirely agree!

This is a whacko bananas thing to press without any hint of something similar for Apple yet. Dinging Google for making manufacturers carry Google Maps (or whatever) if they install the Google Play App store is like when we dinged Microsoft for bundling a browser, all while Apple still won't allow you to have another browser.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._Microsoft_Cor....

https://9to5mac.com/2022/03/01/web-developers-challenge-appl...

I tell family and friends about the webkit issue and every single one pulls out their browser of choice and says "nuh-uh, see here's the chrome app. what do you mean it's still the same?"

Imagine if Microsoft in the 90s started banning competitor software cause they may be "insecure" or "not private enough". Good grief, the only thing Google did wrong here was letting others manufacture Android phones.

The lesson to take away from the EU here is to never show weakness or willingness to compromise, or let anyone else into your playpen. No way Apple gives even an inch after this.

In my ideal world Google is dinged for this, and Apple gets the fattest fine known to man.
This is something that should be in the core language, not in a deprecated library
You can install Windows XP with printing server in virtual machine
Not daily, but since crypto (mostly stables) is a much safer value storage than the local currency, I've seen plenty of people selling say USDT for ARS once or twice a month and living off of that. In major cities you can likely find someone willing to buy in every neighborhood.

The fiscal aspect of it is just magical though. Everyone and their cousin either becomes an expert in tax law, or blatantly and unknowingly breaks it every day with no major consequences. So many, many, many people live outside the law that enforcing it equally would mean instant violent riots and protests.
More like a SaaS that I can use without setting up my own infrastructure. I guess one could turn Argo Workflows into such an SaaS.
Sheepit was fun. Ran a cluster of machines a while ago for just rendering for other artists.
I hate McDonalds, not for some moral reason, I have always just found the smell made my skin crawl. I have never had a McFlurry, or missed out on one for the lack of a machine. Yet I am strangely fascinated by this whole saga.
_Most_ people don't notice. There still are rules especially for grammar.

It's not something I would bring up in a forum, absent context or someone asking about it, but I'd definitely correct it in formal writing.
I see a correlation, but no way to assess actual prevalence. E.g. is it 20% of Democrats that are into trans porn, vs. 30% of Republicans, or 0.2% vs 0.3%?

I realize this may be difficult to determine from the data Google exposes, but one could compare search volume vs. other terms like "milf" or "lesbian".
Piracy IS the competition in UX.

D+ needs to have a UX that's close enough behind the convenience of watching through a pirated channel that it doesn't push users over the hump. Once users go over it's very hard to lure them back.
Fat doesn't "attach" to the artery walls.

Atherosclerosis is found ONLY in largest arteries where the blood pressure is highest and where the blood vessel splits into 2 because there the fluid (blood) flow gets distorted and slight vortexes are created.

Those vortexes then cause the blood pressure to be exerted perpendiculary to the blood vessel wall at artery junctions.

It's the high blood pressure + vortices + damaged blood vessel lining that PUSHES particles into the blood vessel walls.

There is no atherosclerosis in veins (because those carry blood back to the heart at lower pressure).

If fats would "attach" to the blood vessels you'd expect atherosclerosis even in veins, but you never get it there.

Also: atherosclerotic plaque is only 0.5% cholesterol and 0.5% fat. The other 99% is "scar tissue" and other stuff.

It's time to put this silly "fat attaches to blood vessel walls" thing to rest, it's 2022.

You might wish to check out Bart Kay's youtube channel, he explains it nicely there.
I put the #hacktoberfest tag on this: https://github.com/m3047/rkvdns_examples

If a noob can get Redis installed, the RKVDNS agent configured, and make a successful DNS query against it I'll be happy to give them a "thumbs up" in their quest for a t-shirt.

OTOH a serious hack would be delightful.

I tried to join the Discord server but they wanted to text a phone. Who is "they / we" anyway, and exactly what active measures are being taken to protect that phone number from disclosure? (I already have a Discord account / identity.)
In UK context, many job ads for DevOps/Platform/SRE/Cloud roles will ask for AWS SAA if AWS is being used. I see other certs listed far less, whether AWS or otherwise. AWS SAA does seem to be the best value one in this sense. I'm currently working on AWS SAP.and wondering if there is any point tbh as I hardly ever see on job ads.

The AWS SysOps Associate exam is actually far more rigorous - questions are harder IMHO and it has a lab now so I would personally view someone holding that more favourably.

All clouds have partner programmes (mostly agency consultants) where status is partly linked to number of certified staff at different levels. For AWS specialty certs count same as professional in partner programme so for AWS partners they should just get them to do the easy AWS specialties like security instead of SAP.

I think the certs just help to get CV in front of people, they won't help much after that.
Maybe one day we will be using heat pumps to pull heat out of our refrigerators and freezers and air conditioners and push it into pots of boiling water and ovens.

https://bayes.wustl.edu/etj/articles/AJP00180.pdf

I wonder how far away we are from MEMS mechanical heat pumps and the like.
This is availability for purchase map, not coverage.
Survey paper of interest (have not read, for future reference): https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fphar.2020.6137...
miro.com works great for this kind of thing.

Edit: Or if you want an open source alternative, check out ourboard.io
Why can't you discover Discord servers with less than 1 thousand users?

IRC had this same discoverability problem, Discord can solve it.

How do you grow a Discord server without having a community somewhere else?
You could, but what difference would it make? You'd only be able to get them to relatively few people, and the "Great Firewall" is already porous enough to let those with sufficient motivation slip through. China doesn't care about that; so long as their firewall still works for most people then it still works for population control.
I did this and they did remove my information, but it showed back up some months later. Spokeo and Pipl did the same.

I think all you're really doing is confirming your PII and providing additional tracking information to them.
Which tool are you using on iPad?
You can use thrust asymmetry to help with yaw, yes.

But here we're talking about unplanned sudden thrust asymmetry, causing a massive yaw force at a critical phase of flight, takeoff, where you're engines are likely to be near their full power and you're close to/on the ground.

If you go from 8 engines to 4, loosing one engine goes from causing 25% thrust loss on the wing to 50%.
i can manage my dependency list just fine and don't need an org to help me do that.

i'd like a service that allows me to send payment to a dependency, i'll take it from there.
Yes. AND the site is down.
No, that would be fine - it’s not really the analogous situation. If the bus were “free” and you paid by spending 30 seconds watching an ad, disabling the device showing you the ad would be bad, not paying attention would be fine.
The more useful identifier is the block number which identifies production changes.
> It's absolutely insane to me that the OS that actually allows users to install third party app stores and third party apps had an antitrust decision against it before Apple, who locks down there entire OS to users, did.

Just that this is not about the App Store, but an entirely different antitrust suit: This one is specifically about pressuring _device manufacturers_ and _mobile network operators_. It has nothing to do with the App Store policies, that is a different case. This one is specifically about:

> The Commission in its 2018 decision said Google used Android to cement its dominance in general internet search via payments to large manufacturers and mobile network operators and restrictions.
Aah, I see. That wasn't at all clear from the "Forum Channels FAQ" linked above. Hopefully someone from Discord sees this + previous posts and includes the requirements for getting forum channels :)
I'm the opposite, can't wait for app containers to go away. Probably have their place but it's giving up control to some stateful black box. I always embed a jetty or something and do my own hikaricp.
Just a footnote: this includes a lot of lines that don't exist, have been abandoned, or repurposed.

As an example in Kansas, the steel rail lines from Osawatomie to Osage City have long been ripped up and scrapped. They are now rails-to-trails projects. Several other of the railroads marked are the same way (I know because well I visit these places quite often). Great use of the land btw, and makes for some beautiful passage across the state.
True, but it's up to the client to decide if they are willing to take on the risk.
Well, it’s not “anything” now, is it?

The specific findings of the commission and the court here go against any reasonable logic.

The EU seems to love kicking US tech firms while staying silent on anything China does. Ask German businesses who moved manufacturing to China and had their Intellectual property stolen from right in front of their eyes, only to have the EU play pussycat then.

Your comment could certainly use a bit more thought.
You're talking about pie. Pie is poison. Apple pie, cherry pie, peach pie. Home-made by grandma with her own wrinkly hands. Poison.

That's a hard pill to swallow.
Zero-privacy is revolutionary if it applies to everyone. If it's privacy for me and not for you, then it's BAU power dynamics.
Max Lugavere on Controversial Alzheimer's Drugs and Studies [video]
Ask HN: List of Carrier-Grade-NATs (CGN/RFC1918) Used
I work on a zero trust overlay and we're having some debates about who uses what address space we should use, what others use etc. I know of a few solutions in the space using some ranges but I was wondering if there was a big long list of them somewhere of blocks known to be used.

I've been trying to "internet search" this but I've not found it yet. Any tips to find such a list, if it exists? Or just leave behind a comment on ones you know about - that'd help too. ;) TIA
I think it was a good aside.

1. It makes it more evergreen.

2. The excited/super invested explanations are funny.

3. It leads into the joke that Jim doesn't believe that Pam ever saw it hit the corner.
Well, although I wish it were not so, it's an interesting time to be alive.

We will see.
I think this is an awesome idea, do you have a newsletter or twitter that I can follow for updates?
As countries try to attract digital nomads, locals say ‘not so fast’
The point is to break the incorrect notion that "having something to hide" means "wanting to hide wrongdoing."
Yeah, we've done this a couple times ar work.

UI stuff tends to be a big bang migration since we don't want users to need two portals. We do select a small group of users to pilot the new portal.

Backend or midtier stuff tends to go piecemeal since it's easier to swap out an API, or start calling new APIs while the old monolith is used for the rest of the calls.

Either way, you need a plan of what to migrate and how to migrate it. Generally aim for parody with the legacy system before adding new functionality.
Another question if i may, do we have visibility over how funds have been accepted/moved/etc?

it would be nice to know when library authors have actually received my funds, vs them not taking them for a few months and the funds moving to another library. This would let me as a user pester the author about funds they're missing, since i'm invested in them getting support i'm trying to give.
If fructose is much more toxic than glucose then NO, they are NOT identical since it would depend on the ratio between fructose to glucose.

It would dependt on the concentration of fructose vs glucose in HFCS, so in theory HFCS might be diffren.

>> The 2 most important HFCS products of commerce contain 42% fructose (HFCS-42) and 55% fructose (HFCS-55). The remaining carbohydrates in HFCS are free glucose and minor amounts of bound glucose, predominantly maltose (di-glucose) and maltotriose (tri-glucose). Mention of HFCS with higher fructose content (ie, HFCS-80 or HFCS-90) is occasionally seen in the literature, but these products are highly specialized and are manufactured infrequently and in insignificant amounts.

https://academic.oup.com/ajcn/article/88/6/1716S/4617107

Eg a potato and an apple might have the same amount of carbs, but since an apple has more fructose it's more toxic (assuming we only measure toxicty based on the glucose:fructose ratio).
Ask HN: Tell me your good and bad experiences with lawyers
I'm an attorney interested in starting my own practice. Probably will start with corporate, financing & M&A work for tech startups since that's my experience, but I'd be open to branch out as I learn more. I was surprised to learn very few attorneys do user research before opening their own shop.

(Unlike many lawyers,) I actually like practicing law and helping clients problem-solve. Would like to build a practice that serves as a solution, not another problem.

So tell me: what bad experiences have you had with lawyers? What about the good ones? If you're a founder, what is something you'd like to tell the legal industry?

Share/vent/spout off as you please, but be civil and please don't mention specific names!
Atkins was saying this 40-50 years ago and continued until his death.
My friends are surprised when I show them my little raspberry PI on which I have running two social media instances, two search engines, Nextcloud, XMPP, email and some other services for a dozen people. I explain that my services don't have any advertising, blockchain, surveillance, or data mining which massively reduces the amount of resources needed. We are all in the same town which shortens the data transfers. My phone also stays powered for days since it is using primarily my local services and no Goopple. This is a secure, private, and lower carbon solution I hope more people employ.
I think they have and are at least trialing it? I saw a post on reddit (https://www.reddit.com/r/StarlinkEngineering/ I think) where someone was showing how they can tell based on satellite positions and latency numbers that they are definitely receiving service even when satellites had no reach to ground stations.
Sugar and fat are the culprits. As in, fatty processed foods everyone eats.

Saturated fat alone is not the issue. Heck, your brain is made out of it. Sugar IS the issue. And sugar is a molecule. Fruit and HFCS are the same thing.

Keto is the way to lose weight. Low carb/high fat is the way to move forward.
The carnivore books I've read have long lists of citations, it's not an unscientific set of positions they've taken.

Their choice of bogeyman is seed oils, which has seen a significant increase in consumption over the 20th century compared to most other things (meat has been mostly flat, and has declined over the last 30 years).
Being laid off is a lot less traumatic to people than getting fired, so layoffs are done to periodically let low performers go in a way that preserves their dignity, and makes it easier for them to get another job.