skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"Data planes are proxy sidecars"

Wow, kubernetes has completely polluted the architecture nomenclature.

This is like saying "abstract your data access layer". Proxy sidecars? seriously? Doesn't that imply some pointless IPC communication before invoking the ... wait for it ... SERVICE url that actually has the data? So rather than your ... ?motorcycle? directly calling the database ("data plane"? seriously?) via the SERVICE URL, you call some stupid sidecar to do it, I mean, isn't that the EXACT OPPOSITE of what you'd want a "service mesh" to be? Some prescribed fixed (virtual) hardware config rather than a pure service invocation?

Weird.
Sticking Just the Right Amount
Well, she didn't remain that forever. When she grew older she did publish a book with her side, and it's the one the movie was based on too.
The Mythical Man Month helped me understand how I, as an individual, fit into a larger organization.
Weird, worked when I submitted it.

https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/currencies/dogecoin...
And this is why freedom of speech has to be protected at all times, because even with minute changes over time, we could eventually reach the same end state as SA in terms of basic human rights.
yeah part of google worship has created common misconceptions like that things that appear in its automatic index are true answer to whatever question you have in mind (computers cant read minds). "this is the official link for some product" being only one possible question. then theres also the fact that a search engine cannot know the answer to "this is the right link for this software". i miss when search engines were just grep for the web and didnt pretend to be something more

this is a good example of how chicken shit design leads to security vulnerabilities. google probably lets the user post one link and make it lead somewhere else when you click it, as a "UX" feature. in reality it makes phishing much easier. this could have been avoided by not being a chicken shit and making links behave as one would expect, at the cost of 1% of use cases no longer working. the whole idea of treating URLs as a UX object is a misconception anyway, URLs should be opaque bit strings.
It did not.

https://www.factcheck.org/2020/05/trumps-flawed-china-travel...
It's mentioned at the end of the article.
I can empathize with your position, and it would be nice if there was a way to help from the “outside”. But the truth is that the only way to make meaningful change is to internalize the change and do it yourself.

I say this not as some sort of holier than thou proclamation. I struggle with this daily myself. Posting on hacker news helps reinforce what I should do to help myself :)
I can't think of a mechanism for GM crops causing allergies. How would this work?
Wow.

I remember this. I'm really starting to feel old these days.

Particularly reading comments online when people don't even know about things that seemed like a big deal at the time.

What is interesting is I knew John Browett(mentioned in the article) was an awful hiring at the time as I used to work for the previous company he was CEO for and the statement Apple put out about his hiring did not match how he was at all, he then went on to manage the retail business exactly like I knew and expected and was promptly fired.
Follow the oil.
Dude I literally just described this:
https://www.naturescapes.net/articles/techniques/a-portable-...
with the difference being that you have bait and wait for the subject to come to it.
KSA are simply further along the same spectrum as other authoritarians.

In the UK the police will arrest you for social media posts as well - i.e. "causing offense" or "hate speech".

In the KSA insulting the monarchy is hate speech.

Personally I dislike the concept, but there are many who don't see an equivalence.
Elon's main financier for his Twitter bid are from a Saudi prince: https://twitter.com/oneunderscore__/status/15773807065855426...

This doesn't bode will for Twitter spying which has already involved the Saudi government.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/aug/09/twitter-saud...
Either you're simply trolling to get attention or you are advocating to take away other people's basic human rights, and either way, your behavior is immoral and therefore deserves to be downvoted.
The definition of what counts as a "derivative work" has nothing whatsoever to do with the AGPL: it's defined by copyright law. (Although you're right that it's almost entirely defined by case law, rather than being explicitly defined in statutes or regulations.)

If something is a derivative work for the purposes of the AGPL, then it's also a derivative work for the purposes of the GPL, or any other copyright license.
And Consul has some enterprise features, hence not entirely open source.
Until Rust shows me lightweight binary size story.
How could an authoritarian government enforces my outlook of life if it includes freedom of speech, separation of power with check and balances, popular participation, fundamental human rights, periodic elections and the rule of law?
It never implied that to me.

For white collar, soft skills are more important then domain knowledge for example and for blue collar work you'll need to be able to physically apply the knowledge.

That would leave the term to mean "your soft skills and handiness are secondary to your domain knowledge"
Indeed, although I would imagine most software really relies on OS-provided Time/date API these days. It's probably some ancient legacy antics that would need some fixing, but then again, such legacy antics is way more difficult to fix in the first place.
> The developer made tons of money on a forward looking basis from the market expectation that you would mow your lawn.

Nah, they sold you land, a commodity. They don't care if you tear the house down to put in a parking lot (though your city probably does).

> And everyone who sold their home for a profit did.

> And everyone who is now making their home available as a traditional rental is.

> And everyone who provides their home as a short-term (vrbo, airbnb, etc) rental is.

And those people are the ones who own said lawn.

Imagine if Walmart/Amazon/Google decided to open a shop on your lawn without compensating you.
I feel like this one is different because it focuses on how Adobe's SaaS lock-in enabled this greed, similar to how Apple disallowing 3rd party app stores practically invited China to ask them to block VPNs.
Buying good gifts is a skill you can learn. I can’t claim to be particularly good at it, but I do know that it requires careful attention to the other party throughout the prior year(s). Pay attention for the times when they express admiration or desire for something, but then don’t actualy follow through and buy it.
Title link broken but this seems to work https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/currencies/dogecoin...

Not sure what happened.
NYT article "Mr. Musk, who took on about $13 billion in debt to finance the deal for Twitter, must also pay lenders about $1 billion in interest payments annually."
I think it's a joke on long German compound words. Your response makes it funnier... German jokes are no laughing matter!
I wasn’t clear in my comment: note that the Dutch India Company was a precursor to the EIC and there was a lot of competition between the two( among other powers). The concept of LLC was mainly invented there. The book covers these points extensively and contrast the development in Southern Europe.
In chatting with someone in the oil industry, he said humanity was undergoing its largest accidental geo-engineering exercise via sulphur containing heavy oil being burnt on ships. Somewhat recently high sulphur content was banned from heavy oil and we stopped that experiment.

https://clearseas.org/en/blog/marine-fuels-what-is-heavy-fue...
The point is not to get it almost right, the point is to not maim the file by turning everything black so you can't see anything and have to start from zero. Obviously the file is damaged either way, but we can do a hell of a lot better than all color data eliminated altogether.
The UK is nearly there. You can go to prison for social media posts the government finds "offensive".
It seems that Mastodon or other fediverse projects could be quite popular in places like this. With minimal effort, it is easy to be anonymous in the fediverse. Many independent federated instances also makes it censorship resistant.
How do you deal with ant infestations inside your house?
But if you block pop-ups, that web page with Rick Astley's cool video popping up won't play.

/s
> Okay, if you think having dinner while talking about cancer research is bribery, let me find you an even more bare bones example.

Who's footing the bill ?
BTRFS can do that, but RAID 5/6 use is discouraged to say the least.
Wow! That's quite the path. I'm sure I'm not alone in wanting to hear more about it.

How old were you when you took your trip? Did you continue working or just enjoy the travels?
The entire hackjacking of the URLs needs to stop. It is destroying the web. From Safari hiding the full path in the browser in the name of "minimalism" to AMP and all the other bullshit.

URLs are sacred. Please don't fuck with them. Please.
This paydevs "startup" is made by this german dude called Jörg. 2 weeks ago he scraped all emails from npm/github and spammed everyone with his cheap promo for paydevs.
I would not trust whatever he does.
You might even say that time is the only thing you can buy. Everything else is the outcome of time.
Not that I disagree with you, but what does "keeping score" actually mean? I don't understand how it's related to being mean or having "preferences" about people...
You absolutely can. The biggest snag in "rust everything" is in web frontends. Yew is decent, but getting JavaScript developers is so much easier than getting Rust developers who like (web) frontend work.
Ugh.

Having maintainers be well paid will not magically make your software bug free. Google pays their devs, their software still has bugs.

I wonder if the real problem it solves is a bunch of corporate types are starting to feel the ethical pressure of leeching off open source, and a nominal fee is the only way they understand the concept of giving back.
Elon is already notorious for hiring private investigators against his detractors. I kind of wonder if there were anonymous Elon detractors who were not looking forward to the acquisition
.. this is well beyond throwaway, down-voted to hell - and no -as a human that finds high value in equal human rights, I will never EVER agree with the likes of you. you do not deserve to offer any commentary. let the culture cancel you.
AI's True Goal May No Longer Be Intelligence
In CA (and probably elsewhere) the list usually also contains incineration, decomposition, rigor mortis, and livor mortis. And depending on the county the list can also include other signs that are a bit more nuanced. Such as apneic + pulseless + DNR. Or submerged for over an hour.
It's almost like velocity of money doesn't exist or something.
I was able to find this by searching for 'gimp download', and the gimp.org displayed ad redirected to 'gimp dot monster' and looked pretty good otherwise.

This is amazingly frustrating because I've wasted weeks of my life trying to deal with how google usually makes this impossible.
You are open to take your projects as hobbies. But this is not what a lot of the projects that we are talking are.

It might look like some smaller packages are just toys, but people take them seriously.
Taking extreme personal responsibility for any consequence even things usually deemed outside one’s control.
Understanding that there’s no known limit to one human’s potential positive impact over one lifetime.
Got it. Thanks for clearing that up.
I think you are trying to make a point where none needs to be made.

Lobbying has, for a very long time, been another term for bribery. Even as recently as the COVID crisis. Why do you think Pfizer got all that juicy government money? Go look at open secrets and see who they paid. If you want a real shocker, look at their top donors and then look at their voting record. Look at all the politicians that end up at Pfizer, Exxon, Northrop, Google, etc. Look at all the executives for those companies that, as if by some miracle, end up running MAJOR parts of our government.

You are correct in the literal sense lobbying was supposed to be about the everyman talking to their representative and convincing them to do right by them. However, now, the everyman has no voice. If you don't donate $X millions you won't even the time of day from most congressmen. It's corruption at it's core and an affront to democracy. It's disguised as "lobbying" because Citizens United allowed it to be. That's all.
It can always get worse.
This is a bit misleading.He was a large stakeholder in Twitter before Musk announced his acquisition. Instead of being bought out of his shares like other shareholders at the $54.20, he opted to keep his shares and reduce the total cost Musk owed.
Manhattan For Rent, 1785-1850, by Prof Elizabeth Blackmar. Academic study of the rise of private property as an asset in the pre and post colonial era in Manhattan. Not that well written but extremely insightful. Private real property as an income producing asset has a LONG history of course- is the reason there is written history, really, to a first approximation- but Manhattan real property in this time saw a wholesale shift from abundance to deliberately managed scarcity, with all kinds of ramifications echoing even today, including why is there even a Donald Trump, what is driving back to work in COVID, why are housing prices what they are, and so on and so forth. Book is definitely not for everyone, and requires relatively intimate knowledge of Manhattan geography, but the financialization of real property is the F=ma of the human world. Book is a slog but super valuable.
Horizon Worlds is quite literally an app on the platform.
Banned is a bad term, these commands are non-portable or unpredictable and therefore not allowed in asdf scripts. Tests are totally different and might be constrained to run on specific platforms where you can and should use all the platform features to better run tests.
They are supporting the election campaigns of those whose viewpoints they like because they want to increase the chance that they will be elected. It's the same as regular people making campaign donations to the candidates they like.
Gratitude.

Whenever I'm feeling down or off, if I can remember to begin enumerating all the people and aspects of my life I'm grateful for, it has a tremendous and powerful positive effect.
the batteries explode because of the materials in them, not because of the stored electrical energy. An full lithium battery wouldn't explode much more violently than an empty one.
> Plumbing is easier than you think. Learn to do it yourself.

Yep, same with electrical work around the house. Obviously not for everyone, but once you get past the initial hurdle of getting comfortable and safe with electricity, there's great pleasure to be had from knowing that you can fix any issue, with minimal cost.
> But like, how safe are they really? If they're spraying a cocktail that kills dozens of kinds of insects of all sizes, how does that have no effect on humans?

Short answer: it's complicated, and there are in fact very targeted pesticides that are far less harmful to humans. In the same breath, we've had so many fuckups of the flavor of "use this wonder chemical! It's safe!" that it's easy to be wary.

Humans, having evolved as omnivores, are actually very good digesters of xenobiotics (foreign chemicals). The true masters of eating poison are rats (which, frankly it's cruel and* not very effective to use poison to kill rats), and they are only about 6x better than us at metabolizing weird chemicals.

Insects have very different biology, so usually they can be orders of magnitude more selective than typical poisons. Most are nerve agents, basically Sarin for bugs. Note: they can still be very hazardous to poor metabolizers, e.g. cats.

There is little in the way of selectivity against arthropods (some are better at insects than arachnids, or vice versa). Anything effective against ants, wasps, or even beetles will likely harm bees.

Personally I use borax/sugar for ants (has to be eaten), and gamma cyhalothrin as a barrier only on the edges of my foundation, avoiding any zones which I think could spread out into the environment. I probably shouldn't even use that stuff really, but my partner insists.
What is the source on the price of liquid o2? That seems insane that it would be so cheap, don't you have to either chill the air until it condenses, or use a selective absorber to separate it from air?

My point was why waste purified o2 on the fuel cell when you could use air and then sell the o2?
I thought it might have just meant they needed one third of the amount. Thanks for doing the maths
That makes me wonder if there is a web framework for Haskell that compiles to WASM.
Let me know when I can buy a nuclear car. No, electric cars aren't adequate. They don't do a damn thing but change the point of pollution so the driver can feel better about themselves. Electric power plants still mainly burning coal. Even if using a nuclear power plant for energy, still have the lithium and cobalt mining and then battery disposal. Also, wont fit my usecase of long haul towing and off road needs in frigid weather.
Going to www.gimp.org and attempting to render that webpage immediately crashes my entire X.org desktop.
It's also just a matter of the massive amount of prior art available on the JS side. There's so much you would have to create from scratch in Rust which is already an npm package.
Yeah, we have ants in our house in the summer. I have found that as long as everything is clean, I hardly do see them. Usually if we spill something and miss a spot and tbey show up then they generally have it all cleaned up and are out of my way by the time I get back from work.

I've sworn off pesticides and herbicides and the effect on my property has been amamzing. It's like a little nature hub. Lots of insects outside, but it hasn't been an issue. We started to have lots of birds show up every day to feast, and there is a noticeable difference in the amoujt of birds that show up compared to all the homes around me.

At first all the pesky weird insects show up, but eventually the birds and bats and other predatory insects balance things out. One group I wasn't to keen on was a wasp nest. I got rid of that one but they moved to the other end of the property and aren't an issue. I don't know... I feel like we humans are too afraid of nature these days. I mean, everyone likes hiking in the national parks and tells themselves they want to preserve nature but don't really seem to interested on the day to day things that can help preserve other species' habitats.

I'm not perfect either. It takes some effort to question norms and behaviour you were taught, so I'm just as guilty as everyone else.

Edit: On mobile. Forgive the typos.
Incentive only to get his money out. Not to follow through on his promises.
In aggregate, you will find that the population of Silicon Valley, and wealthy locations in general, under-enlist, tend to vote against military appropriations, and if they do vote for increased military appropriations, they tend to vote for larger non-lethal military capabilities (e.g. they favor military healthcare and retirement benefits). A lot of this is obvious blue-state voting. For the enlistment rate, the easiest one to point to is Texas vs California. Texas accounts for 12.1% of Army recruitment from a population of 29M, while California accounts for 9.9% of Army recruitment from a population of 39M. New York is even lower with 4.6% from a population of 19M. By comparison, North Carolina has 4.7% population on a population of 10.5M.
In my opinion you cannot make money off of Twitter, no matter what business model you implement. I also don't think Musk would spent that much money just to lower his tax burden when selling Tesla stock. Its quite possible he will make the cost of his purchase back by working with foreign governments. I can imagine for countries like Russia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Sudan... the information that twitter harvest back stage regarding their citizens (the "rouge" ones) is most likely priceless.
Stateless systems aren't difficult. The load balancer need not route to nodes with updating services. It is possible to design code that can update without restarts, but few developers are industrious enough to make it a priority. Evidently, the trickier and more difficult a specification is, the less likely a developer is enthusiastic about providing it.[1]

[1] https://i.imgflip.com/1rug8x.gif
By Buying Twitter, Elon Musk Has Created His Own Hilarious Nightmare
"A categorized list of incidents caused by unappreciated OSS maintainers or underfunded OSS library projects."

The Log4J incident?
And the governments of some of those countries also imprison people who speak out about their actions.

The amount of hypocrisy in Western culture is really quite amazing if you look carefully. Criticizing other people's regimes is fun, criticizing your own is not so much fun it seems.
Self driving cars will happen but they will need a bit of help from their environment, just as human drivers need stop signs, light signals etc.

I can see urban streets and freeways being first to succumb to self driving. Remote, lightly traveled roads will take a long time ie decades before self driving is safe there.

The real conundrum of self driving is that if it becomes capable for 99.9% of situations people find when things go really bad, heavy snow storm, earthquake, floods, forest fires etc drivers will have lost their touch for driving just when they need it most and the self driving abandons them.
CMYK is not a colorspace.
I have a theory that people who coin new terms that catch on stand better chances at being promoted or hired.

Maybe it's marketing running the show and I'm just an old grouch. Both are equally possible.
> An Error Occurred Submitting Your Guestbook Entry.
And who decides what is offensive? The same party responsible for sending you to jail for it? Dystopian.
Patterns (YC S21) is hiring to build a developer platform for data apps
An easy place to see this is reddit.com/r/ar_mr_xr it used to be a lot of people in the field with great info in the comment sections, but now it's a bunch of vrchat kids who fanboy zuck like some kind of messiah.
>including Large Companies can "contribute" any amount they want because they are considered "people".

That's not an accurate representation of the court's opinion. Here's the summary given on wikipedia

>The majority ruled that the Freedom of the Press clause of the First Amendment protects associations of individuals in addition to individual speakers, and further that the First Amendment does not allow prohibitions of speech based on the identity of the speaker. Corporations, as associations of individuals, therefore have free speech rights under the First Amendment. Because spending money is essential to disseminating speech, as established in Buckley v. Valeo, limiting a corporation's ability to spend money is unconstitutional, because it limits the ability of its members to associate effectively and to speak on political issues.

Corporations being considered "people" (aka. corporate personhood) has nothing to do with it.
Oftentimes people upkeep their yards (and do so in a specific way) because of pressure from their HOA.
They might as well be effectively the same thing! Energy runs economies, as people are now finally beginning to discover.
I feel like I agree with you, but I'm going to need some examples.

The closest example I can think of is firefox seemingly getting worse every version since they removed native extensions.
Didn’t class-traitors arrest people who were against the monarchy during the mourning days of the last queen’s death?