skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I talked to a startup ( https://stainlessapi.com/ ) about a service they provide where they take an OpenAPI spec and build good SDKs on top of it. This included making sure they are idiomatic, included examples, handled exceptions (Edit: like if one SDK consumer needs a slightly different thing because they use a different, custom API, not like network or language exceptions) if needed, and some other goodness. I passed for now because they don't have the language support we need and I am not sure if we need their level of sophistication, but others may benefit from talking to them. (I think the founder helped build Stripe's API docs, IIRC.)

As we head down our OpenAPI path (https://github.com/fusionauth/fusionauth-openapi has only been built for the last 9 months), I'm very interested in stories like yours. We're very interested in quality SDKs that are easy to update. But since we control the OpenAPI spec for the product, we might have an easier time than you in some ways.

Thanks for sharing!
What an utter bloat and waste of resources has Docker become. Bocker looks refreshing, most of the goodies that made docker popular and no more.
> you are dependent on other people for everything in your life

This is everywhere true past, present and future. I would argue your small suburb gives you an illusion that isn't true.
Some people find that range out of their willingness to pay because they do not believe in the advantages it provides in the long term.
“MultiPath TCP (MPTCP) is an effort towards enabling the simultaneous use of several IP-addresses/interfaces by a modification of TCP that presents a regular TCP interface to applications, while in fact spreading data across several subflows.”
I thought he got back together with his wife in the end.
Frankly, with yarn, typescript, and a packaging / compressing tools of your choice, web frontend development is pretty pleasant and efficient these days. (To say nothing of using Elm, if you can afford it.)
Typescript is particular is nice compared to, say, Python, and even to Java (though modern Java is quite neat.)

The only unpleasant part is dependency management, but you have the same, or worse, with Python or Ruby, and neither Java nor Go are completely hassle-free either.
Ouch :) .

In concept, not much.

Maybe slightly easier to implement? More momentum? Certainly a more modern feel (can't think of the last time I saw someone build a new SOAP service, but maybe that's just the circles I run in).
Or like the cancer drug from yews takes something like a handful of trees per patient. You’re not just gonna chew on few cubic feet of bark.
There's a twitch channel that plays old computer shows all day pretty much.

https://twitch.tv/oldtimeycomputershow
> In either case, caches have dropped to near zero awhile ago so performance is already getting bad.

Right. You can get pretty deep into a death spiral even without swap. I feel like the better-performing solution is to make OOM trigger earlier, and to then go ahead and have swap be on.

Somewhat tangentially, I'd really like a setting for minimum disk cache, and that would do so much to help prevent thrashing.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corruption_in_Illinois

https://pols.uic.edu/chicago-politics/anti-corruption-report...

> The Department of Justice (DOJ) statistics on public corruption show, that since the department began collecting the data in 1976, the Northern District of Illinois, which includes Chicago, is the most corrupt federal judicial district in the nation, and that Illinois, on a per capita basis, is the third most corrupt state.
Input “P = NP” for a proof. Computer scientists don’t want to you to know this one trick.
I didn’t read the comment as disagreeing either. Sometimes people are commenting not to disagree ;)
I wonder if the sync feature will be open source eventually and allow us to host it.

For me the Holy Grail of note-taking app would be:

- free and open source

- offline first

- encrypted sync

- collaborative

- backlinks and cool things like logseq queries

Personally, I wouldn't mind paying but I want to be able to collaborate with anyone. As an example, my mom wouldn't be interested in paying for a software that she would barely use even if it's a software that I can't live without.
I think you’re misunderstanding the point here. Mushroom identification isn’t the same as bike selling or rock identification because the purpose of those isn’t to avoid danger. Almost the entire purpose is to reduce the “rolling the dice” factor in mushroom eating. In fact, that is precisely why traditional mushroom identification has such a wealth of deep knowledge, such as noticing ecological location, weather patterns, neighboring plants, etc. to reduce this as much as possible.

It is more comparable if you built an app to identify cancerous moles, except it produced false negatives significantly more often than an actual doctor, leading to people dying. This isn’t a “roll the dice” thing.
It's all fine an dandy until objectively false group beliefs start affecting, e.g., political policy that has an effect on everybody, not just believers.
I think I read somewhere before about how if a mushroom is white, then stay away from it. How true is this from your experience?
I wonder about a merger of a pair of supermassive black holes, say a billion solar masses each. Would it sterilize the whole galaxy?

A galaxy is a pretty dangerous place to be. Probably we should get clear at first opportunity.

A pretty big pair is scheduled to merge sometime in the next three years. Probably we will get enough warning to be watching carefully when it happens.
dont lockheed martin, raytheon and similar ones actively hire these days?
Liberal values developed over time in course of which many tears were shed and much blood was spilled. In Europe and also here. [In other words, not 'innate' to the Europeans.]

I think your prognosis (which comes across as fear actually) may come to pass, but it will not be because US population is no longer primarily of European stock (some word!)

The primary driver has always been and remains culture. And culture in our age is an industry. And industry is subject to law & market. Liberal values are eroded because of the cultural content that undermine its validity and appeal. Non-Europeans will respond, I assure you, just as readily to formative cultural forces that engender an appreciation for liberal values, as do their "Anglo" fellow citizens. Likewise, both Anglos and the rest of us will also respond accordingly to cultural forces that are otherwise.
Then they can install the apps, blissfully unaware, and suffer the consequences, if any.
When you argue publicly, your goal shouldn't be to change your opponent's view, but to influence the people in the audience who don't have a strong opinion yet.
What graphics card?
To clarify the ambiguous parse, the submersible Alvin has been upgraded so is can go deeper than it ever could before.

Other submersibles can go deeper. The bathyscaphe Trieste was the first to reach the deepest point of the sea, back in 1960.
Especially given the team has been actively working on a major version for several months and released an impressive improvement to their state model in the last month. They’re active and thoughtful about what they ship.
One might even get the impression that the original Mac and original iPhone had different use cases!
There are plenty of people well above middle class who still fight against any action on climate change. I doubt that lifting poor people in developing countries out of their misery by burning more coal will help change minds in rich industrialized countries.
>In terms of turning things off, if you turn them off, then what’s the point of having the language server?

Code navigation and completion, for one.

But there are plenty of knobs to turn that provide a spectrum between “show nothing” and “show everything”. I also find the inline diagnostic text noisy, so I configure it to only show on the line where my cursor is. You can also use the “open_float” function to open the diagnostics on your current line in a floating window. That way you can leave them off my and simply view them on-demand.
I agree with you, but only about 1% of the observable universe is that close, so they weren't being completely ridiculous.
It identifies plants and animals. The main use is not for finding food. "advises people to do dangerous things" is a ridiculous way to describe it.
In my view, it's not about Starlink, SpaceX can't be expected to run a service at a loss indefinitely, it's true.

However, him producing Russian talking points after speaking with Putin is still alarming, and now he appears to be trying to profit off of war (he may or may not be, difficult to say because the facts are not clear). More generally, him playing games in public with flippant tweets is a problem, and I can see how, to Ukrainians, these things would be extraordinary irritating. There are perfectly good private channels to have business discussions in that he is not using.

Meanwhile, I'm amazed that people
are demanding some sort of understanding from the Ukrainians in this case, when their daily reality is one of digging up the tortured bodies of their citizens from mass graves and fighting tooth and nail for their country, whilst enduring random bombardments.
I'm not talking about the readers perception. When I say probability I mean the probability that the information is factual unless an opinion
But the over achieving, stress encumbered society we live in requires it. Maybe it's time to slow down.
On ISA design, it is just so wrong to endorse the opinion of a single person. ISA design has three significant parties of interest: IC designers, compiler authors, and software developers.

No one can master these three fields all at once. No one. Not even Linus (who would be a master software developer + a decent compiler specialist).
> I wouldn’t want to run arbitrary code when parsing these documents, and I think yaml suits it well.

I understand your point that it might be harder for you to run arbitrary code. Depending on where it runs you need to make sure to isolate it.

But other than that, I think your imagination isn't correct. Because even if I want to define something like permission-policies, there is usually a lot of repitition that I'd like to factor out. And doing that with YAML is most often impossible.

But if you still decide to go with a non-programming language for configuration, then have a look at dhall: https://dhall-lang.org/

It allows a lot of logic/abstraction through functions and imports, is typesafe and also has builtin YAML generation. Even the few code examples at the page that I linked above show how you can factor things out easily there.
You call that horrible, I call it clear and concise.

There's no hidden magic that will come back and bite you when it changes in another part of the code base.
> Maybe because some of us are really Engineers

Well, yeah. If you're an engineer then call yourself one if you'd like. My comment concerns folks who are not engineers yet refer to themselves as such.
Thank you for the feedback. I can’t comment about future roadmaps, but we expect v2 to severely reduce cold start problems with concurrency support. WRT deploy times, I’m not a fan either, but this is the cost of standardizing on Docker. I don’t honestly see that decision being reversed soon. That’s why we’ve instead decided to invest in an emulation suite. How has that worked out for you? And I’m curious why the real-time database and Firestore don’t meet your needs. The real-time database requires manual sharding, but tools for that have dramatically improved (e.g. in v2 functions, a single function can listen to all databases in a region). Firestore is built on spanner. It prohibits queries that fall apart at scale, but it’s a planet scale database that you’ll never have to shard.
Are those companies the best options?
You also have the option of flying to Europe, getting the drug, and flying back with it to give to the patient.
No i too was confused why indian needed mentioning
Acceptance of difference only works in cases where both parties share the same reality. There can be no acceptance of different opinions about positions that don't agree in objectively measurable facts. You can accept different opinions on economic policies, you can't accept different opinions on whether smoking causes cancer.
I could not find an obvious API for it.

It appears from my cursory investigation their APIs primarily help broadcasters send data to tunein. I haven’t found any way to programmatically interact with their services as a listener.
I get crappy results https://healthydiffusion.com/recent/5918210316301
Whataboutism isn't pointing out a contradiction or hypocrisy.

It's a method of deflection.

"Whataboutism' is a rhetorical device that involves accusing others of offenses as a way of deflecting attention from one's own deeds."
To those who used this computer and software, was it as easy as the ad claims to create these outputs?
Unless you do something extremely silly with the login page, like sending it as a GET parameter, or storing it locally, or not having a CSRF token, or not using HTTPS, I don't see what special measures are required!
The blurb notes this drug is given intravenously; it's also possible that there's plenty of it in a raw milk thistle, but eating it doesn't work. (Or, of course, that there isn't much if any in a raw milk thistle, and eating it doesn't work.)
I think I’d rather go back to vinyl or CDs or iTunes than pay $20/mo for a subscription.

1. Artists are getting shafted by Spotify and Apple Music, which

2. Is leading to a music industry that is reshaping taste around algorithms and statistics, and becomes hyper generic over processed streamlined swill like Lil Nas X.
I've deleted the gist because it doesn't let me lock comments.

None of the issues have been fixed ofcourse. I don't think i care anymore.
Jim Keller has said ISA doesn't really matter beyond something like 15 necessary extensions.
apparently github gists
Watchful Waiting
this quote says nothing about being right or false. totally irrelevant to the point at hand.
Thanks a lot! Glad you liked it!
everyone needs to show off their propaganda posters like in the good old ussr
What drives me insane about Docker is the user interface it exposes. There are atleast 3 or 4 ways to do something. API is terrible (ports - 127.0.0.1:5000:5000 is confusing as fuck design). Volumes is a total mess, networking is worse and as a veteran user of docker for over 4 years on a daily basis, I still get confused about everything Docker is and is not. It is one tool that makes me feel like a moron.

I know it is an amazing tool so not to bash too much. There is a reason why I use it all the time. But goddamn it: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24319662/from-inside-of-... and goddamn it: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22049212/docker-copying-...

Docker needs a new command "sudo docker someone --invent new:docker-replacement:latest".
>It’s not really the specific employees making that call. Being a “principle engineer” is the job title in the contract.

If it's your job title and you're not working for yourself, then it's likely there's little-to-nothing you can do about. This concerns folks referring to themselves as engineers.
Wait, there was an Apple credit card way back in 1984?
yea and frankly it sounds better in resume thats why most prefer to use it lol
Yep. There are still some annoyances like invalid UTF-16, so maybe there is more is needed than just the basic transformations — some precise handling or parameters specifying how to handle these edge cases could be necessary.

Handling UTF-8 versus WTF-8, and properly round-tripping these representations, is probably a bigger issue than graphemes and canonical forms for most users.
Perhaps they are better equipped to write more Python, less JavaScript.
Deep inside the comments is a wise question.
What happened to the user experience over high latency links?
Across countries? Over high latency mobile links? Starlink latency anyone??

Not every situation has high latency, but it's worth asking what happens when moving from React to Htmx in those situations.
150 CASE steam engine plowing with 36 bottom John Deere plow [video]
Using that rule of thumb, you would successfully avoid Amanita virosa (destroying angel), but you could still get poisoned by Amanita phalloides (death cap) which has a pale-green cap.

I don't endorse any rules-of-thumb for foraging, but a much better differentiator for beginners is whether the mushroom has pores vs. gills under the cap. There are virtually no deadly varieties that have pores.
Somewhere along the line the only accepted voice in the industry was everything has to be Javascript. I still have no idea why HTML5 hasn't evolved to include features purposed by HTMX.

> It’s the 5% where htmx is not one of the right choices at all.

I think even 5% is an over-statement. In my Top 100 site visit per month, the only three site that were SPA are Gmail, Feedly and Youtube. And I dont see how any of these three couldn't be done in HTMX. The Web Apps, if we call it that, that actually requires heavy JS usage are Google Work, Sheets, Google Map and Google Earth, and possibly some other productivity tools like Figma.
hell also the term Coder, which hilariously gets misinterpreted as Encoder (a copy paste work), which I kind of prefer just to keep it in the low low
by the way people on HN talk about adderall you'd presume that they're only familiar with the off-label college-drug stimulant use.

stimulants like adderall are used precisely so that those of us that are unable to CAN slow down. That's exactly the effect that is sought and often times provided by stimulant prescriptions to ADD/ADHD sufferers.

that's an aspect that I seem to always miss in any thread that mentions stimulant usage : it does have a role in medical well-being other than ensuring that you can get your math homework out the door.
The idea that object level beliefs are bad is wrong. Meta level arguments are just tricks to try to confuse you into thinking one situation is like another.
Which is fine. I'm sure they will care when the new interlinked network becomes relevant to anyone for anything.

(If one wants to do that road, one should probably start reasoning from the "killer app" of a novel network model. The killer app of the web was HTML, and specifically the hyperlink combined with the URL, which allowed for association of information in a way that hadn't been possible before. It'll be hard to one-up that, but if someone could find a way to do it that would be hard for HTML to just grow to consume, there may be room for a novel information service).
Criterion Channel curates classics instead of modern Netflix monotony
https://web.archive.org/web/20221015002123/https://gist.gith...
FF incognito alone not so much.

But there's also container tabs, which fully isolate content and context from one another (though of course IP-based tracking remains effective).

<https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/containers>
I prefer graphql because of this.

It's a huge pain to maintain open API files and the generators are of varying quality supporting different specs. They also handle some parts differently in the output.

Which generator have you used for typescript? There are 4 of them and all of them have different issues.

I find the axios one the most stable but keen to know.

How do you also handle refreshing token, incepting request while passing the client through configuration in these?

I find interception and changing response breaks some of the client methods without a way to handle the failure.

Any example or resources you found useful would be appreciated.
The fabled poop algorithm, they said it was a pipe dream
>This seems reasonable for something like software for cars or civil projects. Your typical fart app can't really afford to make strong guarantees.

Indeed. Those interested in such a career would have something to pursue and, at completion, may refer to themself as engineer. For the rest of us we have other job titles to describe what we do (software developer, code monkey, etc.).
Heck yeah! Self care. Be selfish. Relax for once.
Keeping emergency stocks of rarely-used drugs is fine, but you don't have to make it illegal for anyone else to stock that drug to accomplish that.
I talk once in a while with people under my supervision about sports and food, and about food supplements valuable for brain-based professions,like soya lecithin and fish oil. I do this when there are performance issues, just in case. I also explicitly invite them into coaching/therapy, and other options as I see fit.
Should we hire junior developer advocates?
I especially like what is being printed out:

In America, the "Yuppies" -- Young Urban Professionals -- are having babies at an unprecedented rate. And literally nothing is too good for these infants of the affluent. In fact, they're called Gourmet Babies! So we propose to offer traditional Yuppie foods -- sushi, pasta salads, brie cheeses, etc. -- in baby food form.

That business model work work today. Say what you will about Apple, they really know their target demographic.
The Bloomberg article sourced and linked at the end of the submitted piece ... has slightly more detail:

<https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-10-11/google-s-...> Paywall / regwall: <https://archive.ph/jJQfq>
This is the motte-and-bailey fallacy. When people cry whataboutism, it is because the person they're crying it at pointed out their hypocrisy. Then when they get called out on it, they fall back to saying it's a method of deflection.
> You do not trust a consumer app with life and death decisions, ...

What about an app that tells you how to pump gas while smoking a cigarette? That seems like pretty obvious negligent design. In California at least that opens you up to a lawsuit. [0]

[0] https://www.shouselaw.com/ca/personal-injury/product-liabili...
tl;dr: yes, if you can support them.

(This is true of most juniors in tech. If you can support them, they'll in general be a great investment, in my experience.)
"Old school" foragers typically stick to a few mushrooms to be safe. Meaning, they have quite an expertise on 3 or 4 kinds of mushrooms (or, even more likely, just a couple of them) and are staying away from anything else, especially, if there is a similar, poisonous mushroom. (At least, this is what all I happen to know are doing.) Also, if you aren't 100% confident, stay away from it. (And there is the real problem with apps, since lack of confidence is the entire raison d'être of these apps.)
Not really. Bitmaps were very rare at the time and without internet access it was very hard to source clip art for visually appealing documents like the ones shown in the ads.
Efficient IO in Linux with io_uring [pdf] (2019)
The paper I was looking for referred to; SARS-CoV-2-induced/mediated,

autophagy dysfunction and neuronal cell-death via IL6, IL12, IL3 proinflammatory cytokine storm/cascade.
To induce anti-anorexia or obesity, take mirtazapine. It's used in the elderly for this purpose. Delta 9 THC also has a similar reputation.
Agglomerated corks like DIAM tend to be preferable for wine, as they are processed to remove TCA (which is responsible for “corked” wine). Natural cork is not actually that great because of the presence of TCA and the natural variance in oxygen permeability, which is not very helpful when storing wine for a long time.
The software makers will settle on a given subset of extensions most likely. The extensions here are meant for microcontrollers that won't run Linux. I think this will all sort itself out.
While some parts of Docker are far from elegance, I find the isolation of containers from the host by default a beneficial feature, and part of the very point of containers.

The syntax of port mapping is unfortunate and unergonomic, but I suppose it just follows the syntax of port forwarding in OpenSSH :-/

For a number of improvements / different trade-offs, see Podman. But does it have a neat client for macOS, which many developers unfortunately run? (I don't.)