skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Gavin, there is no point in arguing with fanatics. (You have to know that none of them are actually going to dive into your code and possibly learn something new that didn't come from a vetted authority figure). They are incapable of listening to their own independent thoughts, assuming that they have them, and must attack anyone who counters their dogma because it risks shattering their core beliefs, which is intolerable. The funny thing is that the truth of rust is right there in its name. It is a corrosive process that ruins the iron that it touches.
Thanks for that.

> Back to the future

> For those of you who have been around for the better part of the past couple of decades, you may notice this looks very similar to RFC3875, better known as CGI (The Common Gateway Interface). While our example here certainly does not conform to the specification, you can imagine how this can be extended to turn the stdin of a basic 'command line' application into a full-blown http handler.

they should've started with that ;)
It is because its true and once you get through the endless cycles of your newly chosen framework you will adapt a similar mind.
Indirect post of https://www.oddbird.net/2022/08/04/zero-units/
To this point, consider breastfeeding. I won’t comment on nutritional differences, but you save money at the cost of time/flexibility.
That sounds like another set of "audio" thing besides podcasts what I cannot turn off to be shown in the app when I open it. Not sure why there is no settings to turn off podcast recommendations if I don't want to see them, I would be even happy with an opt-out version.
My understanding is that the maximum should only be used for short periods of time, like for microwaves and hair dryers, rather than for sustained loads like a heater or computer. I think sustained loads are supposed to be 80% of the maximum load the breaker can handle.
The only problem I have with miners is that I don't understand the economics. My understanding is that air conditioning in data centres is a non-trivial cost. So the question is pretty much a balance of: Is air conditioning so expensive that it's cheaper for miners to blast these cards at high temperatures and accept a failure rate, or is the maths behind (cost * mean time between failures) so high that the miners are actually selling off good used equipment.

You could tell me that either of those things dominate, I don't know. But I would want to have atleast an idea of this before I bought a used miners GPU.

Having said that, I wouldn't buy a gamer's old GPU.
:D I need to do this more.

I taught upper quartile 5th graders contest math. Talking about Gauss adding up the series 1, 2, 3,... 100 quickly and frustrating their teacher really resonates with them.

Also telling about Hippasus allegedly being drowned by the Pythagorean cult for showing irrationality of sqrt(2) is always exciting :D A lot of middle schoolers love the slightly gruesome.
Does AV1 have much better compression than HEVC? I use NVENC for my entire desktop with virtual resolution of about 6k x 2.5k in real time and barely feel anything.
Yeah. I'm looking into that.
Any CSS processor that unconditionally removes the unit from zero values is clearly wrong. Any processing should be following the CSS grammar rather than being naive textual, and thus it should only be removing the unit of zeroes in <length> contexts—so properties like border-top-width and left and height, but not custom properties or mathematical functions, because in each of those cases it changes the semantics.
Isn’t that unrelated as it’s about the proxy issue and not the adblocking issue?
I didn’t know that - I’ll have to check it out, thanks!
But what about folks who want to give their 386DX system a speed boost with RapidCAD? Will they have to re-install their OS? :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UM4NPh5qg8Y

But seriously this stuff is very subtle. An issue (probably different) from a HN thread on similar matters: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30801836
The IRS makes it really easy to just say you owe money and pay them, without saying much about why you owe them money. So there really isn't an excuse. I assume the NC system is for state taxes, not federal. For the IRS, you just put some numbers down and they usually won't ask for specific details. Later, if you get caught, the IRS will ask if you paid your taxes, and...if you did, they won't get you for tax evasion.
I edited and added a second link to a support page that mentions it too.
Rendering Markdown at the Edge
> Who is 100% sovereign?

100%? Only those with a nuclear deterrent, and maybe not even them. Otherwise, there is always a bigger fish.

Edit: I can see some people don't believe me. Do you really think treaties are more than paper if you don't have force to back them up? The US has threatened to invade the Hague if they try to charge Americans with war crimes. Went beyond mere threats in fact, congress and Bush the younger enshrined this threat in Federal Law.
After being a long time lurker on this forum , I felt compelled to leave a comment as I found myself in a very similar situation.

Background : Was burnt out having spent ten years working in a FAANG company, father was undergoing treatment for cancer and my wife was due with twin boys!

Couple of thoughts:

Talk to friends: Two months before the boys were due - I sent a text to three of closest friends to say that I was feeling overwhelmed by life and needed to chat to someone. This was by far the best thing I did . They had great advise but more importantly I was able to get my concerns put in the air and examine them in the cold light of day. If you are not comfortable talking to a friend , reach out to a therapist or even a helpline. It really is good to talk.

Take to mgmt in another department or in your industry: Taking a step back and thinking about your scenario from the companies perspective. Talk to managers in other departments or outside your company to discuss how best to manage this situation. They will give you a steer on how best to navigate this scenario for your mutual benefit. For example if you know you are expecting a child - have a plan in place for how you will ensure your work can be completed in your absence , who could take over etc. Have a plan and communicate that plan on a regular basis.

Priorities your family / depriortise work : For me I made the decision to move horizontal and to put off making a significant career move for a year. Making the decision not to make a change freed me from the background stress of feeling I was stuck. If you can - take what ever time is available for you to be with your family.

Surf the wave: By nature I am a problem solver but something's can't be solved in the short term or require trade offs in the long term. During the most stressful periods I visualised myself surfing the wave ! If I tried to fight it , I would be crushed - but by going with the flow and enjoying the ride - it helped me cope.

Finally - here is the secret no one tells you. We are all laughably under prepared ! I was worries about not being the type of father I had but what you realises is Parenthood is a journey not a destination . You learn on the job.
This is fantastic! I've often had to advise coworkers to read documentation for OCaml or Rust to learn idiomatic, functional, statically typed programming. It's great to see a Typescript specific resource with exercises.
One racecourse I know about that has both running and bicycle races is the Mt Washington Auto Road in New Hampshire USA. It is the tallest mountain east of the continent. The top is at 6288ft/1917m above sea level. The road is 7.6 miles / 12.2 km long and the climb is 4650 vertical feet / 1420m.

The footrace has been run since 1936 and the bicycle race since 1973. The road used to be paved only half way and gravel the rest, but it is now largely paved.

Now, the Men's bicycle record is 0:50:38 (2022) and the women's record is 58:14 (2000). The running race records are 0:56:41 (2004) and 1:09:25 (2012).

So, pretty clearly, even at a 12% grade, the bicycle still has an advantage. I'd say this is still true even though the bicycle race consistently attracts US Cycling Team and other international class competitors, and the running race seems to less frequently attract that caliber.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Washington_Road_Race

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Washington_Auto_Road_Bic...
But how many of them:

1) refuse to take responsibility for content they host by claiming they don't host

2) discriminate against huge parts of the Internet with no publicly known rules, nor methods to change that discrimination

3) make the abuse reporting process intentionally difficult and time-consuming

4) want to aggregate all the DNS data they can by making a deal with Firefox to turn on DNS-over-https by default without asking or even informing end users

5) want to re-centralize the Internet, in part so they can mix bad actors with good, in ways that make blocking next to impossible

How many of them do the discrimination we're all writing about here?
I just use vanilla JS on the front-end just like I do with Node.

I have never understood why people find state management challenging. I suppose its because they are stuck in a framework or MVC mindset where everything is a separate component and each must have separate state models that must be referenced frequently and independently. I just put all my state data in one object, save it on each user interaction, and use it only on page refresh. I have an entire OS GUI working like this and the state management part is only a few dozen lines of code.

Frameworks are like being locked in an insane asylum. You may not be crazy, but everybody else is and you have to follow all these extra rules you would never follow with freedom in the real world. But, the insane asylum provides you meals and bedding and many people can't be bothered to figure that stuff out without necessary hand holding.
To emphasize the dependency tracking part: being able to control when you want hooks to run is really powerful. Automatic isn’t always better
There are hundreds of thousands if not more chugging away in the embedded world. And there are still many running in less developed countries.
> Often the newer ones have large amounts of "waste space" where hallways are larger, entryways are larger, rooms of course are larger.

That house seems to have been built in 1971.

In contrast, here is a brand new home in the same city that is only 1200 sqft.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/154-Lt-Rusty-Dr-Naples-TX...?

It seems like someone is building sensibly sized homes there, however rare.
2022 is definitely the year for being lied to and gaslight and purposefully confused about pricing and quality.

And overcharging in shops seems to have become commonplace in UK/Ireland
React doesn't change frequently though, that's the point. And it has always had excellent backwards compatibility. Class components are still fully supported, for example.
Ask HN: Best resources to learn the intricacies of relational databases
So whats your DLSS settings? With a 3080 I don't get anywhere close to 60 FPS at 2k.
Digital Foundry – GeForce RTX 4090 DLSS 3 First Look
It's true. But often that scope isn't properly defined. So you get a fixed timebox, a fixed "scope" (product has to be finnished) and a scope that's unclear. So first make sure the scope is properly defined. There's the current state and the desired state. There should exist a list of the business requirements that aren't covered by the current state.

Second make sure that list of business requirements is actually a list of business requirements. Often I see clients coming with lists of missing functionalities (e.g. a list with the desired functional design = waterfall). It's nice that clients come up with their suggestions on how things could be implemented. But these should not be set in stone and always come accompanied with the actual business requirements. If the business requirements are unknown the team will be unable to know if certain things might be covered in other ways. Or come up with alternative/reduced solutions to get them covered more quickly.
Google launches pilot program to keep political emails out of Gmail spam folder
Of course there is a choice. You get "Person A" from the CCP or "Person B" from the CCP.

I mean even in the DPRK, you can vote for whoever you want. Its what happens afterwards..
UN secretary general calls for tax on fossil fuel companies
Deepfake audio has a tell and researchers can spot it
Thanks for that slide deck! Many treasures to be found within.
Exactly. The thing that stresses silicon the most is extreme change of temperature. Guess what doesn't change during mining: Temperature.
When mining, you want a steady rate and will most likely downclock and undervolt it in order to get maximum efficiency out of your card.

The only thing I could imagine to break are capacitors, but I still have to run into anyone who has issues like that.
Han told the YouTubers that NVIDIA had stopped treating EVGA as a true partner over the years despite their history.
https://www.engadget.com/evga-is-leaving-the-gpu-market-and-...

1.NVIDIA had allegedly stopped informing EVGA about new product announcements and important information, such as suggested retail pricing and availability

2.NVIDIA's first-party Founders Edition cards undercut the prices of their counterparts from EVGA and other partners, forcing the vendors to mark down their prices.

Do you have a source?
I vaguely recall like 10 years you could get a then-decent GPU for like $120. But maybe I'm comparing against, like, the "best-buy special" slightly out of date card or something. I wonder if some of that market has been wiped out by the slow creep of iGPU performance.
Paul? Is that you? This is Adam over in the assessments project. How are you? This sounds so familiar.
Congratulation! We're following this project for long time, considering embedding it in couple of projects.
The aim is to use it as a lightweight sandbox to replace docker.
But, it still feels like the performance impact is too high compared to docker.
That didn't require the meta language and rules of hooks though, they could have added this.addEffect(callback, deps) or something to class components. To preserve back compat they could have added a new base class you inherit from to get access to new APIs.

Most of hooks could have been done incrementally on top of classes.
>Godard was bigger than cinema [...]

Whew. Having watched a lot of movies, I'd say that's not even close. I wouldn't dare say that about any director that comes to my mind. He was important, maybe, but far from your megalomaniac remarks.

There's dozens of extremely interesting directors doing great stuff, even today. For instance, Bong_Joon-ho is putting out great stuff, I'll take a movie from him any day now.

Cinema is not one guy, that's laughable!
Especially on the original PS4, it's almost a decade old(!). The Pro is a lot better.

I played it through on the Xbox One X and and very few performance issues considering the graphics quality.
They absolutely do not have their place. Just about everything is worse with class components. I’ll take a dozen useEffects over a single class component any day.

That said, the hooks model is far from perfect. They give you a lot of rope to hang yourself with and were badly introduced. Within weeks the internet was ablaze with terrible advice.

When so many people get it wrong, the library is to blame. And I wish hooks were as robust as Solid.js’ signals model.
My reading of TFA is that the CIA cannot continue to operate without real oversight. Snowden was a part of the intelligence apparatus, every interview I've seen with him has indicated that he still sees a need for it. However he also believes that the apparatus must be accountable to the legislature, and that in a functioning democracy, representatives of the intelligence apparatus should not be allowed to lie and conceal things from the representatives of the people.

If we elect representatives who run on a platform of assassinating 8-year old US Citizens, and overthrowing leaders of foreign democracies, then that's terrible, but it's far superior to a world in which a single person can unilaterally decide to do these things and then hide it from Congress.
Unless the number of partners also grew in proportion to the number of startups.
Then the partners had 33% more startups to learn, but they were scheduled for 33% fewer meetings with each startup, so the total number of meetings needed for all the partners to learn all the startups was O(P*S) which is O(N^2), since P&S are both proportional to N, so it took quadratically longer for that familiarity to occur.
I'm sold on the future of wasm. What really still bothers me is the effort and hoops I have to jump through to actually leverage it. Networking, just fix networking so I can drop in most things and it would be great. The fact that I have to rewrite the majority of my network access to do any external IO is painful but I get that containers took more than a decade after Google's use to get there too.
Strange post.

There are much simpler and proven ways to change public opinion - relentless repetition, combined with suppression of dissenting views, is pretty much how you build consensus
How do I learn modern C++?
Everyone keeps talking about modern cpp. cpp greater than cpp17.

But where do I start. I know the basics of c++ ig that comes around cpp14.

Any help works
> Also I find the AMD naming conventions somewhat confusing and I can never judge the relative performance of an AMD card by its model number

It's really quite simple and very similar to NVIDIA's naming scheme.

First digit is the generation (currently 6XXX)

Second digit is the relative performance (64XX < 65XX < 66XX < 67XX < 68XX < 69XX)

"XT" suffix - similar to NVidia's "Super" designation. Non-Zero third digit is like Nvidia's "Ti" designation: 6600 < 6600 XT < 6650 XT.
A lot of states have replaced their UI mainframe systems through outsourcing to companies such as FAST https://www.fastenterprises.com/. Last I checked, FAST had WA, MT, OR, and a couple of other states. This is in addition to their primary business of state tax systems replacement.

Changes typically require 7 figures, so they require a long lead time that coincides with the state's budget cycle.
I wonder if it would make sense for a GPU miner to switch over to becoming a stable diffusion render farm or something.
To be fair to Arnault, he isn't just CEO of Louis Vuitton but LVMH which owns something like ~100 brands, ranging from clocks, wines, fashion, cosmetics, boats, jewelry and other retailing. Although to be fair to you, most of what they sell could go into the "luxury" category.

It's likely he wouldn't be the third richest person with just Louis Vuitton and it's probably mostly because of LVMH.
meh. after the last couple years, I'd rather have something expensive on the shelf than something "reasonably priced" but perpetually unavailable.
Fearing competition, Snap decided to shut down Zenly rather than sell it
I think this is a variation of Jevon's Paradox.

The more power we give to developers - by simplifying, abstracting, optimising - the more they want to achieve, the faster they want to do it, the less effort they want to spend.

Which puts them right back in the position of working under complexity.

The reason people are now complaining about React is that React made writing 2015 webapps extremely easy. The result was our appetite and ambition stretched to 2022 webapps and we blame the framework for making things harder, not ourselves.
Only if you're measuring it in dollars. Wealth, fundamentally, are durable assets that provide benefit to a standard of living or efficiency (to you individually or to society)

Let's say you have a solar installation nominally worth $10k in year X. Due to a temporary rise in labor costs, someone comes along in year X+2 and says, "Golly gee, now your installation would cost $15k to install, so you have gained wealth!"

Then, as labor costs normalize again, in year X+4 you do a home appraisal, and your installation comes in at $10k again.

Have you lost wealth in this scenario? You still have the same installation that generates roughly the same amount of energy for you and lets you be less dependent on the grid.

The reason it's silly to measure large amounts of wealth in dollar values is that it generally doesn't get traded in cash in these amounts, ever. Even when companies are bought for billions, they are usually purchased with exchange of stock, and only partly with cash and financing.

What's made up is not wealth, but the dollar valuation of large amounts of wealth. In the real world where people need to eat food every day and run their HVAC on stable electricity, wealth is anything but made up.
Creating a Gantt Chart with Next.js
Courses:

CMU 15-445: Intro to Database Systems

- https://15445.courses.cs.cmu.edu/fall2022/

CMU 15-721: Advanced Database Systems

- https://15721.courses.cs.cmu.edu/spring2020/

CMU 15-799: Self-Driving DBMS

- https://15799.courses.cs.cmu.edu/spring2022/

DBMS specific:

PostgreSQL 14 Internals

- https://postgrespro.com/community/books/internals

Others:

A handy list of distributed system links

- https://pierrezemb.fr/posts/distsys-resources/
Intel has moved to DisplayPort 2.0, but their current product specifications, e.g. for NUC12SNK, say: "DisplayPort 2.0 (1.4 certified)".

But I assume that they will get a certification in the future.

For Thunderbolt, where it was Intel who did the certifications, many companies have sold motherboards or computers for months or years with non-certified Thunderbolt ports which worked OK, while waiting for the certification.
On a related note is $1 monthly per 5k subscribers a typical rate for YouTube?
This is a good practical article. One minor clarification:

> cross-origin API requests will require these preflight requests, notably including: … Any request including credentials

No, setting XMLHttpRequest’s withCredentials:true and fetch’s credentials:"include" to send the user’s Cookie with the request does not imply that a preflight request must be made, since <script> and <form> sent the Cookie with cross-site requests (back in the CSRF days when the default Cookie SameSite flag was effectively SameSite=None). Maybe he was referring to a custom header such as Authorization, which does trigger prefetch.
Whoa, just saw this. Thanks so much! I can't believe how much time and thought you put into this — it's really really kind of you. You're awesome. I'll check these sites out :)
I'm glad you're here brother.
I am trying to get a more than superficial level of knowledge on deploying services on relational databases with a lot of traffic. I don't know if it makes sense to grab any manual of a relational database, like PostgreSQL or MySQL, or if that is too specific and it makes more sense to start with a more general book.
[Please do not suggest Designing Data Intensive Applications, I am already reading it :) ]
Moreover, what are the best resources you know of that you used to learn SQL queries and their syntax properly? Thank you very much!
Wow I think I know a lot of Typescript but I'll have to go through it because I'm always asked for ressources to get started and this one seem great.

I also recommend type-challenges: https://github.com/type-challenges/type-challenges

It works great with the VSCode extension.
German word for teaspoon per googling it on the bing: Teelöffel

Seems like the obvious abbreviation for that is TL, so it's a joke on cross-language abbreviation collision.