skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Long-term price trends: https://pcpartpicker.com/trends/price/video-card/

They also have more or less real-time pricing and price history for individual products. But it doesn't provide visibility into the used GPU market.
It also sounds like it doesn’t query the power states/frequencies and instead simply assumes a recently used core will be more efficient to use than idle one?

Is that correct and if so, why? Is it slow or inefficient to query power states at regular intervals? Or would it require more bespoke per-cpu code that you don’t want in a scheduler? That type of knowledge seems it’s still inevitable to schedule between big/little cores anyway?
Truly sorry to hear that. I guess not everything can be for everyone. But maybe there are some movies out there you do enjoy more!
But Ukrainian nationalists who use real Nazi symbols get a pass?
Southern trees bear a strange fruit
Blood on the leaves and blood at the root
Black bodies swinging in the Southern breeze
Strange fruit hanging from the poplar trees

Pastoral scene of the gallant south
The bulging eyes and the twisted mouth
Scent of magnolias, sweet and fresh
Then the sudden smell of burning flesh

Really, freethink, you could not have written a worse headline.
"Oh you have no phone and nothing to search? There must be drugs up your asshole"

<detained and search, strip-search invasively, cuffed, shackled, tossed in cell, taken to hospitals against my will (for 16 hours) where they lied to doctors. Warrant obtained (for external and 'internal' search). Taken (via prisoner van) to another hospital 60 miles away with more crooked doctor after first doctor refuses to go with the shenanigans. Finger printed, booked. Denied sleep and harassed every time you try to fall asleep. Forced to perform bodily functions in front of agents, who search what comes out. Eventually dumped at the border without apology -- hopefully if you have pets or children someone will take care of them because you're not entitled to a phone call or use of a phone in most circumstances.>

My true story as a US citizen re-entering America. Enjoy!
Every year they are making it harder for consumers to distinguish performance by changing how versions are called. Seems like Intel will soon completely obfuscate their CPU naming, since Intel is loosing competition to AMD they are cowardly turning to the lowest tactics.
California's new age rules for sites and apps raise a ruckus
You don't need STUN to connect to a publicly available WebRTC server.
Sure, minority issues are often limited to minority communities. I don't read r/publicfreakout either, but as a moderator of r/Jewish I can see the impact it and many other subs have on our community. You have your standard malicious crossposting and trolls, which we have good enough ways to deal with. Antisemitism from other subs leaks and grows and we often get brigades of intactivists, conspiracy theorists, BHI-sympathizers, you name it. Reddit's new Crowd Control system helps but it's not perfect. Good luck if anything happens in Israel (which it frequently does), you may as well just shut the sub down for a day.

Reddit shuts down other kinds of hate, the double standard is glaring. The fact that it doesn't impact you personally is so not the point.
He appeared on TV crying while his firm was unrolling their hedges and buying stock for the rebound. Never trust media.
> "scènes à faire"

I was unfamiliar w this French phrase; here's a definition:

obligatory scene : a plot element that is standard for a particular genre
+1

Measure the voltages on the connector. There's a pinout diagram further down on this page:

https://retrogamestart.com/answers/replace-c64-power-supply-...

I've seen a bad power supply kill one of the two CIAs, the color ram & damage the SID on a C64C
Highly flawed film; bizarre sense of style, ropey acting, terrible culture references, insane computer representations.

All so bad, its agelessly bad, like only a true cult film can be.

But there is one huge redeeming thing for me, and that is I find it a really fun caper.
I can expand on this more later but neither myself nor the OP have put it as some general rule. I don't see any implication that it should be done everywhere to everyone.

I benefit from quick realtime comms too, and understand people are different (that's the main thrust of my comment). I don't know if others realise just how unproductive it can be for some of these styles of messages though.
For simple things, Caddy is nice and easy, but I've struggled with Caddy quite a bit, too, especially for more complex setups. I usually break out haproxy or nginx for really challenging setups, because caddy's documentation and examples are quite sparse (esp v2)
Issue 1135492: How to use proxy and onAuthRequired in manifest V3
Halycon on and on!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k07cflKCl-Y
Yeah, I'd like also to take a look at it.
Is that possible with any recent phone?
Being aware of historical iniquities and looking for places where you are continuing them. It's about acting with intentionality - criticizing yourself and applying multiple perspectives.
PPP loans were required to be paid out or paid back.

Issuing those loans prevented nationwide layoffs and insurance termination for millions of people.
> it was always the only piece of software that was designed from the ground up as a UI design tool

You sure about this? What about UXPin? XD? Axure?
there's no chance in hell I'd clean my airbnb if there's a fee attached

when I go to a hotel or airbnb etc (and yes, they are equivalent) the main reason for me doing so is that I have no intention of cleaning up after myself
Is 9% fee per successful referral not crazy expensive? Or am I missing something here?
Hey thank you for your feedback! I 100% agree, the docs are my next priority after the next two features go live.

You can see what’s on the roadmap here:
https://reflio.canny.io

Custom events will be possible in the upcoming analytics update :)
https://kansasfest.org
How was Winamp this much themeable/skinable but today's softwares are not? Why?
Ten Challenges for Rust
So people should be free to prevent others from exercising their freedom of speech?
I still cannot make myself to try Caddy.. in things like this looks sweet but just may be 5% of the functionality [I care about]. Not saying it's not possible, but with Nginx I already know how to do list of CORS, OPTIONS , per location & cookie name caching. Issuing certs is probably simplest and the last thing in config setups of reverse proxying.
> They may well be optimizing for a median gaming PC instead.

This is how you get games that could run good if the user got more control over the model LODs, post processing effects and even render scale, but the developers/project management didn't care.

What's worse, a lot of modern games have great ability to scale back and run on lower end hardware when necessary, but the companies behind them only care about that ability when it comes to getting them running on Switch or a similar constrained hardware environment, that would still let them rake in more cash.

And outside of particular hacks (messing with config files, or using untrusted utilities), the users are often left powerless because a few configuration variables weren't exposed to them for whatever reason.

That's actually worse than Electron apps that are typically badly optimized by default (platform overhead): it's very much like a developer in an enterprise setting choosing to go for the N+1 by looping over data in the app and doing DB calls for each iteration, yet everyone actually is okay with it.

Except for the people who actually don't want their software/game to run slow, just because they cannot afford to throw unreasonable amounts of hardware resources at the problem the devs (and whoever is telling them what to do) inflicted upon them.

Essentially, it's Wirth's law: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wirth%27s_law

Best counterexample to this is probably e-sports titles that are optimized for stable frame times because it actually matters to the developers, or games like Skyrim that expose some of the engine internals to the users, so modders can choose what matters to them.

That said, many developers don't really consider it worth the effort to put lots of thought into options menu and sometimes don't even gate performance intensive post processing like SSAO behind options that can be toggled on/off.

In other cases, they might not have the necessary skillset to use a profiler properly and recognize what is particularly badly optimized, especially for smaller indie projects.

Other times, even large studios don't seem to care, or the actual reasons are convoluted and digging into things just isn't in the backlog: https://nee.lv/2021/02/28/How-I-cut-GTA-Online-loading-times...
> I like knowing that the price I see on Amazon is the lowest price I can find the item.

Yeah, but it isn't. I suggest you at least check the price on eBay before you buy from Amazon, if not Froogle and Walmart.

Amazon's anti-competitive behavior here ONLY applies to a single seller, NOT to a manufacturer or a specific product. So while "Steve's Discount Stereo" can't sell that stereo for a lower price outside of Amazon, "Dave's Discount Stereo" certainly can.
If it’s at least a bit easier to use than D3.js, I like it :’) Seems like a really cool project.
I wonder how well dollar cost averaging is going to work in an era of rising interest rates.
Depending on what you mean by money, there are unsolved problems. You need some kind of layer that maps real people to accounts, or people can just create lots of accounts for unlimited money.

There was some crypto startup that wanted to do this and was going to different cities and doing retina scans. I wonder what happened to them?

I suppose you could outsource it by donating to GiveDirectly, but that would require conversion to real money and then (by GiveDirectly) to mobile phone payments. In that case, the cryptocurrency isn't solving much of the problem.
But, in the concrete case in question (gene synthesising technology), what are those potencial dangers?
The way it’s enforced is by true distributor cutting that retailer off.

Usually you can get around it with “see price in cart” trickery.
> It says here in this history book that; luckily, the good guys have won every single time.

Is that really true?

The conquest of the Americas is near-universally seen as "evil" defeating at least "innocent" if not "good". Leaving aside the people who say "The Aztecs had it coming".

The Roman empire did some pretty shitty things, that most people would recognize as evil (slavery, Celtic genocide) but is still regarded warmly today as the ancestor of modern Western society, morality, and culture. That counts as a "win".
Orbital recently released a great remix of it on 30 Something. The original is one of my favourite songs of all time.
>Everyone has weird thoughts in their heads about RSUs people the last decade has been insane, and no one remember the last tech crash. The next one will be bigger and when you realize you are getting laid off at the same time that your RSU drop to near zero, it will feel like the variance might not be worth it.

As I wrote elsewhere, who knows? But in the dot-bomb crash, large solvent companies saw their stock tank by 95%. And, by the way, to first approximation no one was hiring so you're not just going to hop to another company.

Hopefully everything will be reasonably fine but I think a lot of people have an unrealistic expectation of worst case scenarios.
Well ,first off, in POE powered devices it is connected to device, and I'd imagine in many cases (of being cheap) it would be directly coupled to device.

> So running DC would probably just melt the cable or transformers but is not really likely to damage the device side (? Not actually sure about this).

A step of voltage, whether that's just turning on AC on top of the cycle or just pushing DC thru it would go thru the transformer in form of short spike.

So sure, looking at random transformer data they are protected to like 1000Vrms so it wouldn't jump thru isolation, but initial magnetic spike might, and then it is up to any surge protection on the other side to ground that

> But in this case it runs mains AC.. so... Do we expect the cable to blow first due to the high current, saving the device, or do would we expect the brief period of AC would cause enough induced current on the device side to also fry that?

I'd guess transformer would be the highest resistance/area thing in the chain so it would melt first.
Maybe not exactly what you were asking for, but getting to 20 or 30 users for my latest project. It's not meant to be a start up or anything, it was more just "I wish this thing existed and think it would be fun"

So this time around I'm slowly asking people I know to try it out. Honestly it takes a little courage and has given me a newfound respect for people who do sales (though it's a little different, as the whole thing was my idea). There does seem to be a big difference between an explicit ask to sign up vs. hey check this out. Oftentimes people will say that's so great but not sign up (which I try not to take personally).
if someone made a correct prediction on a coinflip, you’re more likely to believe they knew what they were doing (rather than just get lucky) if they sound intelligent
“Possibly” is the crux of that question, as it requires knowledge and expertise to answer in any kind of real way.

It’s very easy to come up with answers to that question if you don’t know what is actually possible. Not very useful answers, though.
I don’t think so. The idea of the 9% fee is to allow you to try out the platform with no upfront commitment. You only pay per successful referral. So once you start to see referrals come through, you could then upgrade to a plan that has 0% fees.

I’ll add a fee cap though of maybe ~$50 or so though to account for higher ticket conversions.
> And there were US Senators that also did possibly illegal things to pull money out of the market before the public knew about the pandemic

I just found out that there's a new ETF being filed that tracks trades by democrats and republicans.

Probably beat the market easily
> All the Caddy tests had metrics enabled

One of the great mysteries in (my) life is why people think that measuring things is free. It always slows things down a bit and the more precisely you try to measure speed, the slower things go.

I just finished reducing the telemetry overhead for our app by a bit more than half, by cleaning up data handling. Now it's ~5% of response time instead of 10%. I could probably halve that again if I could sort out some stupidity in the configuration logic, but that still leaves around 2-3% for intrinsic complexity instead of accidental.
> Unless cryptocurrency somehow replaces fiat entirely, which seems unlikely.

No the central banks of the world are all working on fiat crypto, so we'll get the worst of both worlds.
> No, not pump and dumps. Just stocks that a large amount of people are about to buy into. A pump and dump is a coordinated effort, whereas I'm looking for something more organic.

I guess what you call "organic", I call the very end of the tail of a "pump". I believe that Reddit sentiment is largely manipulated. When GME was going crazy, there was definitely a coordinated effort to pump AMC, BB and some other garbage that I forget.

I don't believe that suddenly a group of people will all randomly pick the same tickers to start hyping up. I'm not saying everyone involved is trying to pump/dump those stocks, I think it's a small group of people posting bullshit analysis in random places trying to get other people to buy + hype up the stock to create that "organic" interest that you are capturing.

I reckon BBBY was definitely an organized pump and dump for example, but only a small amount of threads/comments were organized. A lot of people buy into the hype and continue to hype it up themselves.

The most interesting part is identifying which stocks will end up "going" viral, by analyzing who/when/how the first mention of these tickers starts up. Maybe a certain writing style works really well, maybe if some ticker gets mentioned at the same time in 3 specific discord channels then that stock goes on to do well. Maybe if a certain reddit account posts it first it goes well, etc.

Using PRAW to get counts of ticker mentions in some subreddits isn't super interesting, at least in my eyes.
What do you struggle with about the documentation or "more complex setups"? I was just on the phone recently with Stripe who has a fairly complex, large-scale deployment, and they seemed to have figured it out with relative ease.

I'm currently on a push to improve our docs, especially for beginners, so feel free to review the changes and leave your feedback: https://github.com/caddyserver/website/pull/263
You're looking at the here and now, but to understand the prominence of cities in the American zeitgeist, you need to understand the history of those cities too.

A hundred years ago Dallas was a small city of less than 200k people, not particularly relevant to anybody outside Texas, but Chicago had a population of 2.7 million and was the economic powerhouse of the entire midwest. And Detroit seems like a generally irrelevant city by the numbers today, but 100 years ago Detroit was America's 4th largest city and in the subsequent decades rapidly became an industrial powerhouse with the rise of the automotive/war industry. Detroit seemed like the future of America, it became very prominent in the American zeitgeist at this time. When people express dismay with Detroit, they're not merely responding to the present conditions of Detroit but also Detroit's failure to make good on the expectations people used to have for the future of Detroit.

If it makes you feel any better, I think 100 years from now people will probably talk about Dallas like they talk about Detroit today.
Is Dgraph out of business? I still see their product website up?
there is without a doubt a correlation between the significance of criminal enterprise and the rate of getting caught.

they may be catching some low level movers with these practices, but not much else above that. The evidence is that there is functioning enterprises in the first place. If captures at the border were a normal distribution of all criminal competency.. that would be destabilizing to a trillion dollar industry.
There's a YouTube channel building replicas of the character's laptops.

Lord Nikon's Laptop [1] is really what I consider a true _Cyberdeck_.

P.S. Hackaday is running a Cyberdeck competition [2] if you're into that kind of thing.

[1] https://youtu.be/uxY6CUimZ9M

[2] https://hackaday.io/contest/186672-2022-cyberdeck-contest
Please please please publish the results of what you find!
Beloved browser extension acquired by non-beloved antivirus firm
The only thing I knew and needed as a kid was...

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Commondore was good old times :)
FWIW I'm a big fan of HAProxy as well, but I was just constrained by the sheer volume of testing and how rigorous I intended to be. Maybe once my testing is a little more generalized I can fan out to additional proxies like HAProxy without too much hassle, as I'd love to know as well.
“well reasoned” is often easily faked, and often confused with “articulate”
What's the name for it?
It's not that they are out of fashion, it's that giphy is not the only kid on the block as alluded to at the end of the article. Every mobile keyboard has a little gif button that summons gifs on demand.
But those benefits and trade-offs have nothing to do with RSUs, it’s just how all stocks are treated. And thus not relevant to a consideration of whether to hold RSUs or sell immediately on vest.
I'm also grateful that Dave, the original contributor of the metrics feature, isn't taking it personally. We love the functionality! Just gotta refine it...
This is basically unreadable. The whole article is forced to the right side of the page and only a single word per line (current Firefox/Mac). It then floats on top of the right sidebar categories leaving 9/10ths of the screen as white space.
This isn't unfortunate, this is deliberate. Bitcoin was birthed dripping in the amniotic fluid of right-libertarian ideology. Capital-breeds-capital isn't so much a side effect as much as it is the deliberate goal of capitalism: use money to make more money. And the core of right-libertarian ideology is to more or less let the capitalists do what they want.

This isn't exclusive to capitalism; there are other ideologies that work this way. However, they are ever more intolerably authoritarian than capitalism. Capitalists at least offer the promise of growing the economic universe alongside themselves - you can get 10x richer by taking 50% less profit in some businesses. But fascists, criminals, and dictators also play this game - not to create wealth and grow the size of the pie, but to shrink it so their share gets bigger. And without a government to enforce rules, capitalists will be out-moded, out-gunned, and out-played by thieves of various stripes every time.

Making this worse is the fact that Bitcoin mining is inherently and deliberately zero-sum. It has to be, because it pays in inflation (block subsidy) and confiscation (transaction fees). So capitalists can offer no wealth creation here.

In other words, Bitcoin is how authoritarians trolled right-libertarians into building and buying into a system that creates the thing they hate.
My bank account didn't drop 63% YTD though
I need to collect feedback for my product to evaluate PMF. Can anyone help?
I have my dev tool live and currently seeking feedback from the developers. How can I get in touch with at-least 50 dev folks?
What makes Winamp so themeable in comparison with today's softwares? Why we can't do the same today? Take windows itself, it use to have theme packages, but these days max you get is a different color scheme or a custom background only (chrome, Firefox etc ) .
Interesting Project.

I'm sure you're aware of Errbot (https://github.com/errbotio/errbot), though not specifically designed with slack in mind: I have had excellent success with this framework.

How does slack-machine compare?

PS: Please forgive the naive question, I'm about the board a flight and don't see anything mentioned or anything radically different about the stated goals.
A degree from MIT is exactly the same as one from the University of Phoenix?
Given the risks involved in storing this type of data, it may make financial sense to go the "don't store data" route.
Not true in the least. In Asia the pattern is clear: tough on crime has lower crime (Japan, Singapore, Korea), but of course there's so many confounding things there.

Central and South America and Africa are notorious for having weak policing and high crime.

Meanwhile those famous Nordic and European countries that some like to think prove the softer on crime hypothesis happen to be completely homogenous, low population and high wealth areas. And of those same places that do have bigger cities with less wealth and homogeneity, there's big problems with crime.

Even within the US tougher on crime correlates with less crime once you control for a few things.
Look down and see if the metal pipe is going into the ground? At least in cases where the different services enter the premise in close proximity.
Docker?

--env-file Read in a file of environment variables

https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/commandline/run/
Am I right that this makes the tradeoff of removing the possibility for vulnerabilities in specific web applications, but creates the (admittedly slimmer) chance for Universal-ish XSS in browsers?
If you're stupid enough to fall for vendor buzzword garbage that's kind of on you though, right? It says nothing about ZTN.
Firefox is themeable.

Android user interface is as well.

Visual Studio Code is.

PyCharm and other Jetbrains IDEs are.

I would guess the audience of the software has changed - Winamp was for nerds. However nerds are no longer the major segment of IT customers.
The best application of GPT-3 I've seen.