skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Congrats on the launch, at some point I too considered building something like this but after a quick research I realized there is a very popular free service and a freemium service which does exactly the same.

I genuinely want to know from you (and others) whats the motivation to build something like this which already exists, which doesn't have a unique feature either.
It's kinda... expensive to add. Proper POE is 48V so need some bigger pin spacing and you kinda want to have galvanic isolation too and that's some extra parts that are not small.

Just look how big even the smallest rPi POE shields are (and I think some of them don't do the power isolation.

Also, realistically if you're also not booting from network you want some kind of UPS to not get dirty shutdown every time. I've used UPS Pico which has option for supercap but feature-wise it is a bit overkill and also doesn't do isolation nor power negotiation, just plain 24V passive PoE.
If my math is right, you can fit 230k into about a foot, which would make an interesting cache architecture. 128k folded on the back side of the chip, 0.5 nanosecond latency.
Brilliant little machine, the good old 64. You are absolutely right about the zeropage (0x00-0xFF) and the three registers. Two of those three were pretty special and limited however. So, I'd say the C64 (and all 6502 or 6510 based systems) had really only one general purpose register.
I'm personally a fan of the Doom port of it, called Revenant Bus.

https://www.polygon.com/2018/10/31/18050018/desert-bus-doom-...
> I mean, assuming the glass starts at like 1000 degs, (I have no idea) that means cooling about 2.5 degrees per day.

It's relevant to remember that this is a gradient tempreture throughout the mass that declines and not a uniform fall throughout.

An analog might be to think of a porous spongy material (clay, heavy peat moss, etc) and water .. annealing is the process of slowly leaching out the tempreture (or water) with no abrupt gradient changes that lead to cracking.

As the temp. in the annealing furnace is staged down, there must be a pause to allow the heat to flow out from the mass centre to match the furnace before the next reduction.

> Which I assume means inside an active furnace.

Ideally a very well insulated furnace so that little energy input is required to maintain the desired furnace mean.
To simplify people supporting the current thing ® (BLM, LBGT, climate/carbon stuff, COVID vax, Ukraine, etc) have very often non natural hair color like purple/pink/blue etc. You will hardly find them among opposition against supporting the current thing.
I recently did some optimizations on my personal website to make the images load “lazily.” In other words it only loads stuff once it hits the viewport. I think that’s what you’re looking for. I tried two techniques:

1. There is an HTML attribute to do just this and it seems to work for iframes too: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Performance/Laz...

2. There is a simple library called “lazy sizes” (https://github.com/aFarkas/lazysizes)

I tried to avoid the lib and use the native HTML… but for whatever reason the lib worked more reliably/effectively in manual tests as well as in my benchmarking via PageSpeed / Lighthouse. YMMV!
They keep working till retirement, as everyone else.
I love this YouTube channel "camping with steve". He recently lost his wife suddenly and I'm grateful for him sharing his journey with me and others (via his YouTube channel). Life is hard, we need to help eachother.
Very practical advice right here ^^^
It probably depends on the country. It can be a problem in Europe with large public sector, and less of a problem in USA (since companies care about results).
There's a moose cow and her calf hanging around my property since the spring. They are not scared of my ferocious labrador.
Additional pictures showing how the 20 ton, 200 inch (5.1 meter) diameter glass disk was transported across the country by train to Pasadena, CA, polished, and eventually trucked up to the Palomar Observatory:

Video of the pouring process:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KdqaC8pLixY&t=15s

Transport: https://sites.astro.caltech.edu/palomar/media/slideshows/mir...

Polishing:
https://sites.astro.caltech.edu/palomar/about/telescopes/ima...

Click the slideshow and press the left/right arrows to advance the slides or go back.

It seems like the first mirror cracked, so they manufactured a second mirror in Corning, New York (taking 10 months to cool it down and anneal it after it was poured), moved it across the country to Caltech in Pasadena, then they spent 11.5 years polishing it down to 14.5 tons... wow! And finally trucked it over to its current location in the Palomar Observatory in San Diego. I can't imagine being the crane operator while loading and unloading this thing.
A very good point! We can also ask why whites are underrepresented at Addis Ababa University, and why there are so few Latinos attending Osaka University.

Because each university belongs to the whole world, and none were founded to serve their country.
> Little guys go down when us-east-1 goes down. The big boys stay up no matter what.

Look back at all the big AWS outages of recent memory. Tons of the so-called big boys were down for the day along with AWS.
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What in the article makes you think she is worth millions and millions?
> If governments dictate when media outlets receive funding and how much, then it is unlikely that said media companies will be overly critical of the government.

That's why you need both. You need private journalism to serve as a check on government, and public journalism to serve as a check on private interests. Forbid political advertising in private papers, and forbid private journalists from working for government after leaving private media; forbid corporate advertising in public papers, and forbid public journalists from working for corporate interests after leaving public media.
OP: don't change a goddamn thing. Other commenters' suggestions are great, but that's the point: you built the thing and you released it. Doesn't matter if it's React, large, not static, whatever - it's done and it works.

As someone who finds himself in a perpetual battle against the tendency to be perfectionistic: you are an inspiration.
Israel does not exactly set the PISA on fire, what they do do is delay college until after military service
sure, until your server will be cut off by hosting provider, DNS or ISP, but hey you can create your own internet, nobody force you to self censor yourself same as nobody forced people to get vaxxed, people chose to lose their jobs and go through social death because they like it, the illusion of choice...
There's a massive difference between farming protein sources of domestic animals for nutrition and paying people halfway around the world to kill severely endangered animals for fake quackery and bullshit.
Most news organizations say their mission is to inform people, but their actual mission is to tell people what to think, regardless of what the facts are. Their political agenda shines through their "reporting" on just about everything but the weather report.

Strike that, even the weather report has become politicized.

It makes me wonder, has it always been this way, or do I just notice it more as I grow older?

As for government funding of news media, we all know where that leads - all you'll read in it is the government's political agenda. Do you really want to get your news from the White House press secretary?
But what's the alternative? Does SMTP even work without a domain? I dipped my toes in this far enough to connect a custom domain to a mailbox hosted by bluehost so I don't know too much but I always seek to separate from Google et al wherever possible. I thought the buck stops at DNS and domain registration though, short of like, that gnu internet project I vaguely remember, what's the alternative?
"Because it's written in Rust" is a pretty good argument, but you won't be using it instead of SQLite because SQLite is incredibly functional and no new kid on the block can be functional fast enough to overcome that mind share for some time. In the end it will have to have a) close to parity with SQLite in functionality, and b) a better architecture. (b) seems unlikely, and (a) seems unlikely. Plus functionality is not enough -- a fantastic test suite is also needed, and here it's really hard to dethrone SQLite because its best test suite is proprietary. Perhaps provable correctness would be the thing.

> I don't want to dump on someone's project, ...

A lot of these projects are school projects, or personal projects. No need to dump on them. I think it's pretty cool that someone might tackle an RDBMS library, as long as they don't think it's a SQLite killer without understanding the tremendous need for funding that replacing SQLite would require.
Except realistically AWS is down maybe 2 hours a year and if you blow an on-prem switch with no configuration backup or a database server hard crashes while syncing its backup, you might be down days.
Not this location, but the University of Arizona mirror lab does tours as well starting sometime next year: https://mirrorlab.arizona.edu/content/tours-tickets

They pour somewhat larger mirrors - most recent ones are 8.4 meters (330 inches) for the Giant Magellan Telescope.
Used ebay parts. Intel generally have lower idle usage. Also remember that total TDP doesn't really indicate idle usage so you can often get away with getting stronger part and not pay that much in power.

Also on side note it's insane how much less newer servers use when idle. Few of our never Xeon servers use below 50W (single CPU + 6 NVMe drives), while comparable dual SSD server from 6-7 years used good 100W.

AMD on the other side uses like double.
I paid for Pocket Casts back in the day. When they switched to subscriptions, they grandfathered me to the Pocket Casts Plus as a lifetime user.

I have access to the web app and it syncs the podcasts as well as the play position.

Are you referring to something else?
> This is the opposite of what you claimed. Can you find a single instance of a state where parental consent is not required? i.e. the child can consent for themselves as you claimed?

Very unluikely in the US, but it also varies by Industry; when I cooked and interviewed for dishwashers/prep/line cooks I often had more than one 18 year old kid from the rural US say they had 4+ years of experience.

I'd ask them to describe how that was possible and they'd cite having exemption that allowed them to begin working from 13 onward. They often had extreme poverty circumstances and were from states like Montana, Kentucky, Wyoming, Ohio or Missouri whose parent's had been disabled or injured (addiction was a big one) or something along those lines, so rather than just put them and their siblings into foster care this was the best possible solution were parent's kept custody and a child could work on school days before the age of 16 under a basic work permit.

In farming it's even younger than that, the youngest I've seen being pre-K, and yes this is in the EU and in even in Switzerland. They admittedly couldn't' do much but perhaps like feed the animals or attach the the suction to the utters of a cow or sheep (both of which could easily maim their small bodies) or put seeds in a starer plant or water the plants, wrap electrical posts, harvesting fruit/veg etc...

I still laugh thinking about being in a convoy of tractors heading into the the citys city center in Bern that had cows in-tow headed to the Swiss Alps and was behind a few 12 year old kids with a coupe of seasons under their belts.

I come from a family of restaurateurs in CA, where it was typical to see the kids help out in the kitchen peeling/cutting vegetables, carrying products, manning a register or simply washing dishes or bussing tables at very young ages (think 10 onward) but this was high contentious and likely illegal, practice.

But every time I went to my grantparents home their were hardly any pictures of my grandparents, aunts or uncles and cousins where they, even as children, weren't doing the aforementioned in at least half of their pictures.

Also, it's worth noting that all of these pearl-clutching FAANG workers like to pretend their aren't minors working at Foxxcon making the iphones, or sweatshops in Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka etc... making name brand clothing items that they wear.

The sad truth is child labour laws are only applicable to those who can't afford the legal team to make it anything more than just a fine.

This isn't whataboutism, but it goes to show that their is a heterodoxy when it comes to exploiting the poor and young alike in both the East and West. Sadly, I fear this will remain the norm and will likely increase in my lifetime before it gets better since things like labour laws and unions mean less as Megacorps consolidate and acquire more small businesses and increase market share.
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Last week I received a badly written, details-lacking requirement to create a site that would take an amount and present a page to pay a tip, either one of fixed %, or a custom sum (including url signing, design and actual backend that talks to a payment processor and a client registry). Two hours of express, querySelectors and a page of css later I deployed it to DO Apps (add half an hour if it were a vps with a certbot) and moved on.

I’m looong tired of setting up a scaffold, configuring configs, building builds, componentizing components, zealoting paradigms. If a way is correct, it must be built-in, no-overhead. Feed it to someone else if it takes half an hour only to set up.
All your examples seem to be of running Apple stuff on Android.

None of it is about actually moving off it.

The few examples you mention such as bluetooth and mp3 files from iTunes are to do with an industry standard, not because of something Apple did.

” Apple also participates in the Movies AnyWhere initiative along with most of the major studios. Meaning when you purchase a movie from Apple, Amazon, Google, Vudu etc they are added to all of your libraries.”

I am not familiar with this, which libraries where?

Regardless, this doesnt seem like a winning proposition "Use android and just use all our apps on it", why?? You switch off Apple because it has issues so you continue to use Apple?

Better off never to enter in the first place.
Basically 1:M, or N:M with N << M.

It works relatively well on a beefy BBB instance. Jitsi from my experience craps out on low-bandwidth scenarios, but I've attended BBB meetings of respectable size with no issue.
or Clerks if your are not white collar worker, worked in both environments and both Clerks and Office Space perfectly describe both environments

btw avoid Clerks III, it's unwatchable
ABC used a clip from the Cool Hand Luke soundtrack as its opener for Eyewitness News for many years.

Archive link: http://www.newsmusicsearcharchive.com/#2,2,5

KABC news intro with it: https://youtu.be/gmVIIfoassE?t=207
This is the kind of project you now is doable but never take the time to start. Great initiative!
My wife and I eat nearly identical diets. When we are outside together she can be bit over a dozen times and I won’t be bit once. Furthermore, she has been highly attractive to mosquitoes her entire life spanning radically different diets.
thing is this is way too easy for developers only focused on frontend development.

for us backend developers also doing database, caching, networking, storage, etc. being able to write "m-2 p-2 border border-red-600" is way easier to remember and doesnt take that much brain cpu cycles that we reserve for more important stuff.
I think there is still alot of very interesting and uderexplored territory in the area of audio user interfaces, and I hope there is more interest in this now that the novelty of screens is finally wearing off.

For example there are spatial audio libraries that can make sounds apparently originate from any location for a user wearing headphones. Why not use that to create a spatial user interface?

Speech-based interfaces are of course very important, but i feel like there could be much faster ways of doing "window management" or diving through standard menus by using synthesized sounds for feedback. This would be attempting to go a step beyond just playing a sample or sound effect, and conveying more detailed information with different aspects of sound texture.

One of the biggest advantages of screens is that they also act like short-term memory. I don't need to remember where I am in a document because the scroll bar holds that information, for example. I feel like it should be possible to do an equivalent thing with audio-only without it becoming overwhelming. Our ears can take in about as much information as our eyes, and we can also "switch focus" and ignore background sounds when not immediately relevant. I don't know of any projects that seriously attempt to do this, unfortunately.
jwt hs256 for client side and server side
The advantage of this PureData plugin and Max4Live over VCVRack is that you can edit the patch on the fly right in the DAW (in addition to the fact that visual programming is way more accessible than a compiled language).
If a carelessly done car repair could kill millions and bring the world to a standstill for years?
Thanks! It's yours now, tell a friend :) Use it how you wish.
> To be honest, I really don’t get this microservice/cloud hype, ..

I agree on that. And the bureaucracy evolved around "Microservice Architecture" of Kube pods, service mesh and so many other pieces required for it feel like something we are trying to do it well, what should not be done in first place.
Basically the 'Eisenhower Matrix', I tried it and really struggle with the Delegation and Elimination task.
Why the Twilight Zone Still Resonates with Modern Audiences
None. You need to look at interface the NIC is connected to the CPU. Sometimes MAC is built into SOC and board just needs PHY, that can be easily line-speed.

Sometimes it's via PCIe (usually pcie to usb+ethernet) chip, then it's usually also line speed. Well, at least till you start using USB3 heavily

Sometimes you just get USB3 NIC or worse, USB2.

Wireless can also be funky, I've noticed using BT and Wifi at same time absolutely destroys wifi speeds on my rPi4

Hell, in theory even builtin MAC doesn't guarantee line speed, all depends on internal architecture.
As a 30 year old learning C and C++ (a project I want to contribute to uses both), where does one look to earn money with said languages? To land entry level jobs?

I have some genuine interest and it won't be ling until I'm able to write small to medium programs. At that point working in an unrelated field is a bottleneck because I don't have time to spend programming. Hence I need a job so I can focus my time on actually doing it. Any advice? How I prove I'm good enough for entry level even though I'm "old" without a relevant degree? Avoiding employers that will push bad coding habits on me?
And in sports broadcasts and on all the radio stations (including NPR) and on a ton of tech news blogs and in all the major US newspapers…

You’re not advertising Northrop Grumman or Lockheed or the F35 like the new iPhone, you’re advertising them like coke. If you live in the DC area their ads are everywhere.
China's Xi clinches third term, packs leadership team with loyalists
In Seattle it's even worse. There's a law that says that no discussion among city councilmembers can take place in private. So, all discussion is in the council chamber, with cameras recording it.

You can guess where that leads. Nothing but grandstanding to the cameras. No horse-trading. No compromise.

It's awful.
I agree that hetzner is great value, but there are also free alternatiäes for small projects: https://paul.totterman.name/posts/free-clouds/
Great to see the this SBC benchmark. I have done one benchmark for several available SBCs from an edge data stack viewpoint (Edge Data Stack Capabilities Ranking: https://joinbase.io/ranking/, but the article is still in progress...so sorry for no content now)

What I have tested : $20 RockPi S(minimum squared Armv64 dev board), $0 unused IPTV box (S905L2 chip)(should be bought from secondhand market in ~ $7), #30 NanoPi Neo3(the minority of cheap SBC with DDR4 on), the Allwinner D1(the first batch avaiable Risc-v 64 board) and my own Xeon server (and more cloud based instances).

A possibly surprising fact is that, if the modern software (such as my database here) can take full advantage of the modern hardware, then the performance of even a small 40mm squared SBC board (such as RockPi S) can be compared to the large-scale-used traditional softwares running on a Xeon Platinum 8260 based bare-metal server(such as PostgreSQL).
Spoken like a true optimist.
Fortunately, they can only make money by pleasing their customers.
Canary in Kernel Mine: Exploiting and Defending Against Same-Type Object Reuse
> So most people simply vote along part lines

Im assuming that you are talking about the Angloamerican political context because your arguments seem to be ones which people who are used to only that context make.

In the majority of the world, there arent 'party lines'. There are party PROGRAMS. Each party publicizes their program if they get elected, and ask for votes based on the program. If a coalition government is founded, the program of the government is created by negotiations in between the member parties by combining their programs based on their electoral weights. It works very well.

The same party programs would decide how to distribute the public funding, and based on what criteria.

> And those people are only on the ballot in the first place because they are overwhelmingly party loyal.

It doesn't work like that outside the US or the UK where FPTP is used. A large swath of parties in Europe use internal elections in which the leadership is elected based on their own program, just like how a party is elected to the government based on its program.

> So then fundamentally media funding would be based on viewer numbers, not quality. I'm not sure that incentivising a pure head-count would lead to better quality. Facebook has fantastic viewer numbers, but is tgst the standard of journalism we aspire to?

Facebook does not classify itself as a news organization. If it does, it will have to oblige by the journalism regulations in those countries. The US has practically none, obviously, so it wouldnt make a difference. But for the rest of the world that isnt a problem.

> A better argument _against_ govt funding is that the media is there to hold power to account, which would seem to be impossible for the media to do if power was paying the bills

That's the case with private media as of this moment.

https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/opendemocracyuk/five-reason...

And that's the UK. And that's the most blatant and unrepentant. The US is phenomenally worse with ~3 corporations consolidating a whopping 90% of the media and news and the people have absolutely no say in it since there is absolutely no alternative that can compete against those due to the capital difference.
I'm not sure if this was added after your comment, but in the second line of their post jamiek88 said

> To this day I have no idea why the card didn't pay as always.

One can infer that the credit card did not auto-pay, the domain expired, and Namecheap immediately resold the domain to a squatter rather than first reaching out to jamiek88 to confirm that the non-renewal was intentional.
I heard people are stopped from moving overseas
China’s leader Xi Jinping secures historic 3rd term in power
Would be nice to have detailed inventory and records from the lab to corroborate your claims.

That information did exist at one point.
> I fail to see how the educational system has reached the end of any possible or conceivable improvement

At least the public school has not made any objective improvement since around 1970 or so. That's pretty good evidence that that system cannot get any better.