skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Configuration management in JavaScript tooling ecosystem is broken
Discussion at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33065297
Technically yes, but you can do it on the small (for a hobby farm anyway). You could start a small commercial farm, but you'd basically have bought yourself a sub-minimum wage job.

I live on a horse farm and when we bought the property it didn't really cost that much more than a nice house in the suburbs. My 10 acres and a large new house cost far less than a lot of small houses on tiny lots in places like Seattle or SF. If we had wanted to be farther out (I'm about a 50 minute commute to Minneapolis), we could have gotten more land for even less.

The major adjustments are (a) it's very difficult to take a vacation, (b) the amount of income that goes towards taking care of animals and (c) the work never ends (see [a] above). Besides that, it's all peachy :-)
Any DI lib would probably work, it depends on your preferences and use cases though.

I'm personally a fan of Weld since its the reference implementation of the CDI spec.

https://weld.cdi-spec.org/

A friend of mine built an MVC library around Javalin that uses Dagger as the DI container: https://github.com/jehugaleahsa/javalin-mvc
Yes. It's defense in depth; the 3DS was hacked dozens of ways over its lifetime. Via specially crafted saved games in some cases. There were a few media-based buffer overflow hacks too, iirc. The DS before that could get hacked by certain sounds via Bangai-O Spirits level transfer.
She took the shoulder straps off after and had them dangling. It wasn't attached to her like what your suggesting
For phone, what are your thoughts on something like Google Voice instead?

For emails, how do you handle email? Outlook/Google Workspace? Something else?
Our demo is on Netlify, so I'm assuming that they've got gzip or something along those lines enabled.

On my 50mbit/s (Germany :/) connection it's ~2 seconds
It seems like the author assumes that the page is accessed from his youtube channel, but as someone who just landed on the webpage with no awareness of his channel, some synopsis of the book would be nice.
Most countries involved in world war 2 are going to be dealing with their population pyramid problems. You can search the 'worker shortage of 2030' and find this is all set in stone. What is Canada doing? ~400,000 immigrants per year. The equivalent of a large city that needs to be built every year to bring them in. Pretty significant amount of brain drain from china.

While China had their problems with Japan and ww2, chinese civil war and korean war. It's really their 1 child policy which set their nightmare into reality. Rumour has it they have fudged their numbers and it's far worse then we know.

This is all set in stone, it's going to be a huge problem. China doesn't really have immigration, nobody wants to go get the chinese green card. So the fix that canada and germany are doing to solve the problem. China isn't doing.

This is heavily why they have been so crazy when it comes to covid and zero-covid policy; They basically can't let people die or reduce productivity anytime soon.

What I hope china does. Fully automated factories. Raw resources go in, no humans involved, and products come out. If their nightmare crisis forces their hand to do this. It will be a long term benefit for the entire earth.

If china doesn't do this or something equivalent to boost productivity while working population decreases. They have a certain peasant war incoming.
Multi Account is a normal pattern for AWS. They even have tools to handle that better like AWS Control Tower. Someone from AWS we talked to even mentioned it as a perk (to get the free tier on every account).
Lyft's subsidiary Motivate also operates a decent number of bikeshare systems.

I have no idea if it's a profitable venture for them - supposedly they're the "operating partner" which I guess means the actual owners pay them a fee to handle all the logistics while the owners themselves are responsible for the profit and loss of the system overall. Can anyone provide more detail here?
Ukraine didn't join NATO and Russia still invaded them, so all these statements aged really poorly.
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Not op, but I wondered if this was a Britishism. My partner recently introduced to me to "lousy with" meaning "abundance"...
WTF is that? Non-emergency ambulance?
The idea of farming is very alluring, Be your own boss, live a healthy lifestyle with family, produce something very useful for society.

The reality of farming is that of a death trap. Brutal work, low pay, total imprisonment.

(Except potentially for the biggest of operations, don't know about that).

There's a common quip...

It is very easy to become a millionaire as a farmer, it's a two step process.

1) Be a billionaire
2) Buy a farm
According to the market it's worth a cool $50 billion or so.
> We had one of the largest podcasts in the world and the hosting bills were killing us

Was this true even after you launched the payed GB subscriptions? It felt like you guys were the first ones to do something like that and I payed for it and would have payed more at the time, especially if I knew it would keep whiskey independent.

It seems like now other similar people like nextlander and action button are having success doing the same thing with Patreon. That seems like the solution to the problem you describe to me, just let me pay directly for the things I watch, it seems like there is an audience there who is willing to pay for quality.
No, they are different things. I am honestly quite confused as to how you could think that they were the same thing. They both exist as a constellation of separate diagnostic criteria, for example, and the internal phenomenology of both is different. You can have one, but not the other, or you could have both.

For example, here's a quora where someone with both talks about it: https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-difference-between-ADHD-an...

Or if you prefer a more 'scientific' source, here's one examining the comorbidity of ADHD and certain disorders, among which Schizoid Personality Disorder is one: https://www.elsevier.es/en-revista-revista-psiquiatria-salud...

They find a correlation, yes, but they are certainly not one and the same.
I'm talking about a clinical definition of a "personality disorder".

> A personality disorder is a way of thinking, feeling and behaving that deviates from the expectations of the culture, causes distress or problems functioning, and lasts over time.[1]

What I personally think wasn't stated and is not relevant to my point.

[1] https://psychiatry.org/patients-families/personality-disorde...
Whoa this is awesome! Wish I knew about this. It's really polished
Sometimes ads do that. I recently had a purchase that I got a lot of value off of based on an Instagram ad to my partner. I would not have known about the product otherwise.
Wow, I have a Citi card and I never knew! I don't think I've ever been promoted this feature before.

I remember BofA used to. When they closed it, I thought everyone else followed suite.
> 2. You got your facts/timeline wrong. GeoHot didn't publish his hack until after OtherOS was disabled.

Turns out I really don't. The other person posted the timeline. GeoHot pulled it because they allowed OtherOS. They obivously found out some how, removed it and then GeoHot announced the bug. Maybe GeoHot did responsible disclosure?
Stoic logic was much later than Aristotle.

The article traces the development of symbolic logic since Aristotle, whose work is the oldest preserved in this domain, through the time, until George Boole and Gottlob Frege in the 19th century and Claude Shannon in the 20th century, when logical operations became mapped to electrical circuits with relays.

So it is right for any history of logic to start with Aristotle. If there have been older treatises on logic, they have been lost.

It is not surprising that the successors of Aristotle have made some improvements upon his theory, it is more surprising that the improvements were so few until the 19th century, despite the fact that logic has been all the time an important object of study for all cultivated people, being rightfully one of the 3 branches of the trivium.

Of course a title about "How Aristotle has created the computer" is completely wrong, because the creation of the electronic computers had multiple equally important sources, and the implementation of logic operations with relay circuits was only one of those many sources. Those multiple sources had separate histories that merged only around WW2, and some of those histories had also stretched over several centuries. Of equal importance for the genesis of the electronic computers were the mechanical arithmetic calculating machines and the electronic counters (invented in 1931 to count the pulses produced by the detectors of cosmic rays or of nuclear radiation).
If they cannot give you the page results how can you trust page 1 is better than page 34557
And the Russian annexation of Crimea in 2014, and Obama's policy of not arming Ukraine because Ukraine was not a US priority and more important to Russia than to the USA (yes, he said that). Trump shaking down Zelensky for political favours as a condition on security assistance probably didn't help either, way to signals support for an ally.
If I had one I'd be clearing a space on my shelf for my Nobel Prize

Seriously though, I don't think there's any way to know for sure. Like imagine if it were dice rolls. You can look at the results and draw conclusions to see if it's a weighted dice. But what if my table biased rolls or if some results were lost? It's probably reasonable to conclude that they weren't but no way that I can see to be sure.
He paints a linear relationship between "fucking around" and "finding out".

I'm not at all convinced that relationship is linear. For example, if you recall from catastrophe theory, a "cusp catastrophe" says you'll fall off a cliff if you keep "fucking around".
When one decides to pay more for suppa-duppa-chai-latte refills at coffee of choice than tooling, it is.
They developed it - that's in the title. No one had sustained it before. It's all in the details, and they nailed it. Which makes it news?
I tried Lyft in San Antonio. App kept saying a driver was on the way, but they'd mysteriously never show up. Tried it again in Philadelphia. Same thing - was repeatedly left hanging. I don't know if Lyft actually had drivers on the way, but even if they did, I've used Uber since and never had a problem.
I live in New Orleans along the river - some of the largest ships I’ve seen are branded with “Chiquita” and “Dole”. It’s hilariously fascinating to watch literal tons of bananas gently float by.
> I’m basically working under the assumption that scanning for CSAM is legally required.

It is explicitly not legally required in the US [1]. Providers are required to report "apparent CSAM" that they find on their own, but they are not compelled to search their servers or private devices for its presence.

And this is the case for a very good reason: if it was mandated by US law, then prosecutions would be subject to much stronger 4th amendment review under the "state action doctrine" (i.e., the companies are searching your files without probable cause as compelled representatives of the government.) The current arrangement evades this review under the very thin fig-leaf that US providers are doing the searching on their own.

[1] https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/LSB/LSB10713
I disagree with this perspective. You should have multiple accounts but only if your organisation requires it for isolation or data protection reasons and only enough to perform the task.

Every other reason here is because you fucked up. You have poor architecture, poor tagging, poor VPC design, poor IAM policy and role modelling or don't know what you are doing to start with. And some of the stuff doesn't even make sense, particularly the point about EKS upgrades (I run three different versions of EKS in the same account).

There are many negative effects of multiple accounts including billing aggregation is very difficult, having to dig through several accounts worth of Cloudwatch logs, unexpected egress traffic costs and the overall complexity is much higher. If you have to switch to an org account and set up SSO you then have an administrative cost which is immense.

My favourite thing doing is spending 2 days opening support tickets in 10 different accounts to get a limit raised and then tracking the state of all the tickets and limit changes...
With this logic we could be storing explosives at home, because everything is fine until they explode. Aluminum in house wirings is a ticking bomb, because you just need to make one mistake during connection and this will cause fire in few days, few months or few years.
Oh hey I know the 4th one! I use <details> and <summary> all the time for gitlab tag comments and releases!
Sure wish we could get this on F-Droid
> Choosing one person to have authority over others is definitely authoritarianism

No it is not. This "argument" is getting a bit stupid.

Authoritarianism is defined as a form of government of a state, so calling any leadership that word is just plain wrong. A company with a CEO is not "authoritarian".
It's mentioned in the article. 3d printing is one form of application, as well as spraying and painting.
> Because people aren't pulling themselves over and and shooting themselves. They aren't invading their own homes and shooting themselves. They aren't kneeling on their own chests and asphyxiating themselves

Are you aware that for every example you brought up (Rayshard Brooks, Breonna Taylor, George Floyd) there's a recent example of the exact same thing happening to a white person and getting no national attention whatsoever?

Your cherry-picking and emotional response is what leads to polarization in society.

> how cops have treated minorities for generations

No, this is how cops treated everyone.
Voted out the HOA? Tell me more.
Yup, and now your materials are in clear text on their service getting scanned routinely I’m sure.

That particular issue was the privacy advocacy people run amok.
Read, my, comment, before, replying.

> That isn't what I was talking about.

A, few, more, comments, upwards.

> Biggest mistake on Java and .NET languages was not having AOT compilation in the box like Delphi and VB 6 (to use common mainstream examples).
There is a speech that was given at EPIC (Electronic Privacy Information Center) in 2015 that is likely to have the quote you are looking for.[0][1]

There is a short clip of his speech at the event which was reported by NBC News, in which he states the boundaries of their advertisement program at the time.[2]

EDIT: There is also this story from the Verge in 2014 which includes a lengthy quote about the advertisement program.[3]

[0] https://archive.epic.org/2015/06/tim-cook-backs-privacy-cryp...

[1] https://archive.epic.org/june1/

[2] https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/apple/its-wrong-apple-ceo-tim-c...

[3] https://www.theverge.com/2014/9/17/6368669/tim-cook-talks-up...
Yes, disagree on needing a library. The way your comment was worded made it seem to me like you were saying all serious Java applications need a DI library, I'm sorry if I misunderstood you. I prefer doing my ID manually, so no recommendation :)
Had my negatives flipped- thanks for pointing out!
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As far as I know, it's not legally required, at least in the US, though I wouldn't be surprised if suggestions from gov behind the scenes were the inspiration for this. I guess the EU is in the process of trying to mandate something like this.

Which would be unfortunate. At that point, you won't be able maintain digital privacy from the govt w/o de-facto becoming a criminal.

CSAM is, I think, simply the initial justification for these systems, since it's widely reviled. But the system itself is not CSAM-specific, and the temptation to expand its scope will likely be irresistible.

If your goal was to become an authoritarian tyrant, you would be very happy to have this in place. :-)
NTP is not "obscure" among network administrators. At least it had better not be, considering how many secure services (and other not-so-secure services for that matter) rely on it.
That’s exactly what they proposed to do.
I used 3d technology last weekend when I used a shovel to dig a ditch.
Basically. Healthcare offices can use it to arrange transport for patients to appointments and such.
That's an obvious one. The more interesting question is, what is wrong with _you_?
It's the primary claimed benefit to microkernels. But since Linux as it exists today already handles this case, it isn't a very strong argument in favor of microkernels.
This is true, as a broad statement at least. I can claim no expertise in the area, so I can't comment on the potential to reverse any such changes.

It is also possible that they are not caused by negative life experiences, and are somehow inherent in the organization of a particular person's brain.
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Though it useful to point out that the Unicode superscripts and subscripts were also originally intended to be ascenders/descenders (which in the strictest sense would also affect line height) are as represented in most fonts instead as roughly "numerator/denominator" numbers instead of "proper" superscripts and subscripts.

The W3C recommends to prefer the markup versions, and various years the Unicode committee has also suggested not to use the Unicode versions except in backwards compatibility with old ISO codes and in certain semantically more meaningful situations as "single words" (chemistry formulas more so than math, for instance). Though the Unicode recommendations have waffled back and forth over the years. Both have recommended it in part because of metadata available to screen-readers for accessibility.

Not that you always have to follow such recommendations from groups such as these, just that it is useful to know what the recommendations are. Also as others pointed out, some CSS stylesheets are better than others at line-height of sub/sup markup and while the default styles are kind of awful, it is useful to know there are CSS options.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicode_subscripts_and_supersc...
Couldn't agree more. This movie has so many memorable lines.

In general, anything involving Tina Fey is great.
Thanks for digging that up! I knew they made a post about it. Didn't notice before that they tried to say they "made (everyone) whole".

Maybe they think that not sending me to collections after I stopped the payment at the bank and closed my account is "being made whole."
Twitter serves as the town hall of crypto
There is also a significant biological difference. Children basically have an unlimited preference for sweetness, while as we age adults' flavor preferences change and we get turned off by things that are too sweet.

https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2011/09/26/140753048/ki...
>, comes in sentences that are a tad more malleable,

>What is he even talking about?

The "malleable" is referencing his later paragraphs about SEO A/B testing of headlines[1] and dynamically generated text of news by A.I. based on your personal data.

Unfortunately, his writing style doesn't make it easy for readers to extract his main idea.

[1] https://www.google.com/search?q=a%2Fb+testing+headlines
What I don't understand is that with a $400K salary you should easily be able to retire altogether within a few short years, which should completely solve the productivity issue. You wouldn't even have to dial back your lifestyle too much unless you are currently burning it on Veblen goods.

I'm grateful you are working on the app, however, as that sounds very helpful.
Resources for learning digital logic concepts for floating point arithmetic
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I remember Philip! Wow. That's some story. Thanks for sharing it.
I think they might have been taking a small loss on the 400 USD unit, though with bulk production maybe it was closer to 0% margin initially. Just a gut feeling as someone not in the hardware fabrication specialization.

An IGN article breaks down the replacement kit parts that were, presumably, offered with a profit baked in. https://www.ign.com/articles/ifixit-replacement-parts-steam-...
All I can think of are the "spray-on shoes" from "Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs".
How is it a marketing company?
The phrasing of this places blame on farmers for making a poor choice. Unfortunately to keep up in the market farmers needed to increase yields to remain competitive with their neighbours who embarked with this kind of thing first. It's great to have principals, but it might also bankrupt you.
One reason to have your roles and service accounts reference cross-project is to give your CI builder access to your artifacts project; Have your prod and dev environments use containers from a third account that serves only as an archive of your build artifacts.
No worries, thank you for replying.
You don't choose between them. You just infinitely juggle all of them.

I'm currently on a 6 month streak with Logseq. A daily journal by default with inline todo's is exactly what I need right now. But when a project puts me in a different mode of operation, maybe I'll go back to categorical notes.

The one thing I will never do is put my data somewhere I can't get to it easily. This is why Notion is a no-go for me; it's an instant lock in.
nand2tetris.org is a great book for understanding what is going on "under the hood" without undergoing a traditional education in computer science.
This is a crazy read, thanks for sharing! Weren’t you scared or radiation exposure living so close to the dump site??

Ever use a Geiger counter to see how safe it is around your living space?
It makes more sense to think of routines as ways to optimize your boring time to make more room for the important things.
Well, I for one want to see if I can enable a god mode for Returnal. 25 hours in I still haven't made it past the third boss!