skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I’ve been using aws for years and still don’t get it. Anytime I need to find logs it takes way too long. Simple things they use their own jargon for instead of just making it straight forward.

They just need a “simple” mode that cuts out all of the verbose stuff
I've done contract work for a couple of large enterprises. It's amazing how many AWS accounts are just floating around out there on a corp credit card that no one knows who added it and when it's going to expire.
> Do you see any major mainstream media actively publishing things that go counter to key EU policy?

Yes, approximately all the time. For a time in England, you couldn’t open a newspaper without finding an article critical of - sometimes imaginary - EU policies.

You will be hard pressed to find an article supportive of Russia outside RT but you can find plenty questioning the timing and amount of weapons given, how we track where the money we give go and especially the idea of allowing Ukraine into the EU.
I used Python notebooks for quite some time and it'd never been a pleasant
experience using jupyter notebooks. Luminal is a game-changer. Glad I came across it. Great work!
Please see footnote in linked article. Like all ideas it's probably been invented many times before. But also like all ideas you need to invent, make good implementation, and then hopefully luck into people finding out a about it.
It sounds good on paper, but sadly it's not trivial in those small European countries, Hungary tried that (in the 70s), but was blocked due to some political nonsense.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gab%C4%8D%C3%ADkovo%E2%80%93Na...
The Curse of Rationality
Q. “How do you know a politician is lying?” A. Because their mouth is moving.

You would have to ban debates in the chamber, press conferences, press releases, speeches etc.
You know it's bad when cPanel is a less painful solution :)
Often when I talk to people about their belief in “free speech” I soon discover that they really only mean speech that they like.
Let’s Discuss the True Meaning of the Term “Developer” in Scrum
Have to wonder why the tie-in to overseas trade in an article about wells running dry. Feels more like stoking outrage over foreigners than drought.
Nice! (Note: It takes forever to load, but it's worth the wait.)

The not yet loaded tiles give a interesting "thirteen floor" effect :)

I found a glitch https://imgur.com/a/6Oh3AQn https://en.mapy.cz/zakladni?m3d=1&height=1100&yaw=234&pitch=... It looks like a quarry. Is the wall too vertical just in the border between tiles? Did they dug that part just between photos?
I can't understand why the above would be down-voted...

There exists fields of law where the income earning capacity goes beyond a function of (HOURLY_RATE * HOURS_WORKED) that can approach something more of a SaaS function. Another example is all those drive-time radio ads you hear - these lawyers often do not work in your area or state but work as a "Name you can trust" and refer on to local attorneys of variable quality. Franchise operations... not all law is a billable hour.
I'm going to be honest, this doesn't clear up much at all. What videos are you talking about? And when did Hunter et al say his laptop literally didn't exist?

What was disputed was what the repair tech said he found on it, as well as the fake news/gossip Hannity and co kept repeating without any evidence. Remember when a courier "lost" the supposedly incredibly damning and totally-proves-something-about-Hunter evidence en route to Hannity that they conveniently had no copies or backups of any kind? We still don’t even know what they allegedly contained!

Russian accounts absolutely amplified and generated misinformation around Hunter Biden in an attempt to hurt Joe Biden's election chances. They have consistently engaged in this behavior during our elections. There is a consensus among our intelligence organizations, it's old news.

Please present concrete claims and proof if you're going to say something is "completely true."

https://www.theguardian.com/media/2020/oct/29/fox-news-tucke...
I agree. The subtext was that he coined the term “personal computer”, but that’s really something profound enough to be called a “prophet”
The model itself is transformative and is considered separate from the outputs.

The outputs will always be a liability for a developer using the tool. So far the outputs are not covered by copyright due to the merger doctrine of the idea-expression distinction.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idea%E2%80%93expression_distin...
> "New versions of macOS are full of bugs"

This is why I never liked Apple's annual upgrade schedule. Ostensibly to stay ahead of security issues, annual upgrade isn't working and is causing more issues than it is worth. Leopard to Mountain Lion were the glory days of OS X stability, with Snow Leopard, Mountain Lion, and High Sierra standing out as focusing on bug fixes rather than introducing new features (and new bugs).

I wish Apple had development and stable branches for macOS, such that stable was plain and had very limited features, stayed compatible with decade-old hw, and continued to receive security updates, and upgrading to development was effectively a large patch for stable that included all the new features.

> Moreover, the most dangerous software on your computer is not the operating system per se, it's the web browser.

Agreed.

> You can also use another browser such as Firefox or Google Chrome, which ironically support older macOS versions than Apple supports, and the latest versions of those apps are identical and fully patched on every macOS version they support.

If one must have browser connectivity on a mac, then do this, even when still supported and fully patched. I wouldn't mail or surf on any unsupported OS.
It is easy to ask general, somewhat self-righteous questions here and elsewhere without providing any answers. That the comment you respond to has been censored does not make it any less difficult.

In general, opinions about the mainstream press come from reading it for decades. No one can provide a "proof" that can be captured in a comment box. It seems to me that the issue is calling the platform "EU Voice", which should probably be for all people.
Twitter employees sleeping in the office are not building something great, they are working to repay the massive debt the new owner took to buy the company.
Is there an article that exposes this? How do you know?
Is there anything wrong with being anti PRC?
Writing the text editor has certainly been painful and taken me a long time. This particular feature (typing affinity) isn't actually to hard and I think could be bolted on to most existing edit editors. Really you just need to take one extra bit of state... and then can calculate cursor drawing + moment based on that state and all the other state the editor normally tracks.
Extraordinary; all this discussion just to get back to square zero. No one has advocated that the government step in and censor the Bee because what they’re doing is illegal.

People are being critical because the content they publish legitimizes lies and punches down on marginalized groups. If you enjoy that kind of content, you should feel free to go where those views are welcome; I am making it plain that it is not welcome here.
Why replace press releases and web pages with a social microblog? "Official communication" sounds like something better handled in long-form reports than short notes jotted out into a social maelstrom of hot takes. Perhaps the next step might instead be to get government off social media altogether.
Not if your audience is the fediverse, but you only want to provide hosting for a few users?

If you host email and a family name DNS/domain - that's still "internet scale" with 3 users?
Ever hear Kary Mullis (PCR inventor / Nobel prize) talk about his childhood? He could basically buy whatever chemical he wanted. Definitely did dangerous stuff and got into trouble, but it’s hard to imagine children today having similar ability to hone skills with brains still spungey and time still abundant.
Gab has been throughly banned throughout most of the fediverse because of the constant spew of abuse. I don't believe that truth.social federates but I see it a lot in blocklists. Some people will automatically block people using the Gab fork of Mastodon as a last ditch attempt to curb hate and spam.

This is kind of the nature of the beast. If the problem is that the remote instance allows things that you find intolerable, then you have to ban the remote instance from federating with you. Speech may be free, but actions have consequences.
You're right. We can just turn off society between sunset and sunrise. Who needs things like refrigeration and life support on all the time anyway?
> You give up salary for huge amounts of autonomy.

The "autonomy" is a facade in many instances. Professors have to do what can be funded. For a lot of professors that means doing what's trendy or what panders to moneyed interests rather than what they'd actually like to do and what would be more valuable.

Read chapter 4, titled "Assignable Curiosity", in the book Disciplined Minds for more detail.

https://disciplinedminds.tripod.com/

(Note: There's a lot I disagree with in this book, but I think this particular chapter is accurate.)
It's the eventual consistency nature of the problem. You have to check and you can't guarantee. Don't expect the clients to work properly either. Edge notoriously started uploading zero byte files when already open in MS office a few months back. Also network connections time out, users close browser tabs etc etc.
When you move mastodon servers your followers and follows go with you to your new username so yous name kind of does follow you.

It is a bit like snail mail forwarding address.

I agree a directory server is probably a good call. It proved to be useful in Matrix.
I'm not talking about people, I'm talking about government officials.

The fact that the British PM will post information, in his official capacity, on Twitter that will not be posted on gov.uk is ridiculous and should be illegal.
I’ve been leaning the same way. I’m curious why you also lean towards BSD instead of Linux?

It’s a gut feeling for me after watching the Linux ecosystem churn a lot and seeing BSDs with well documented core systems and the “core/ports” distinction make clear what is and isn’t really supported
What did your house in Miami cost and what year did you purchase it? Affordable means very different things to different people.
Not having any relation to Poland, I perfectly understand them. You only get one life, and many of us have other priorities (like their family's well-being) other than being torn to pieces under artillery fire because the corrupted politicians preferred to look the other way and feed the monster, while ignoring so many omens over the past 20+ years.
Similar to "the game"[0] (you all just lost), for many years in a group of friends we'd text each other "leet" at 13:37 whenever we'd notice and whoever did it first won that day. Obvious gentleman's agreement to not just use an alarm clock and notice it naturally during the course of the day. Have been doing it for about 20 years now with one of them that kept it up.

[0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Game_(mind_game)
Germany launches €49 per month ticket for trains, buses and trams
I think pulling the whataboutism card may have worked in the past, but today people realize it's just a really bad defense for when you have nothing sensible to reply with, after facts, inconvenient truths, and plain hypocrisy has been pointed out.

It's simply not the ace up the sleeve people think it is.
Aye, moving somewhere brighter -- also from the UK -- completely dealt with it for me. Getting a dog also helps a lot. I'm required by a sacred and ancient inter-species oath to be out of the house for a minimum amount of time every day.

Totally get that these two solutions may not be practical for OP, but it's helped me a load.

Standard mental health stuff also applies. Any form of exercise and keeping an eye on alcohol/whatever poison intake will help.
The Elon Gambit
I've become very excited about hardware. More specifically building real things that are fully integrated and optimized solutions. Purpose built hardware and software have brought back the wonder and joy of creating something from nothing that I felt in the late 90's on the web..
Whoa did you just deny a CIA narrative?
Previous* hah.
RT has a yearly return averaging around 40%, and the employees only portfolio averages around 70% per year (at least this was the case a few years ago still). I would imagine the major part of the compensation comes from bonuses and the opportunity to invest in the employees only fund.

170k-200k is not that different from ordinary banks, I can't imagine it's all RT would pay.

Edit: had to look up the annual returns and they seem to be a bit different depending on where you look, so take those numbers with a grain of salt. In any case they're consistently the most profitable hedge fund out there.
Yes I totally agree with that, but this is already an improvement over a non-official communication channel.
I'm daring like that.
My dad switched to Ubuntu Mate when his updates stopped coming in. He's happier than ever with the "look inside, see all the details" approach of Linux, compared to the "details are behind extra hoops because we don't trust our users^W^W^Wwant you to have to think about these scary, scary things."
You can do this with Mastodon too. Point a domain at one of many managed mastodon services or host your own.
Let's take a moment to honour and respect all the coursework assignments, fitness regimes, and relationships that will go unattended due to this news. You were never meant for this world.
I doubt any of the competitors have anything even remotely approaching the worldgen complexity of DF, even if some aspects of the gameplay simulation might be comparable to DF’s equivalents. And the Myth&Magic arc (that should begin in earnest once the Steam version is stable) will vastly increase the depth of the world’s history and permit many, many more aspects of the world and its inhabitants to be "evolved" (with lots of tweakable parameters) for each generated world separately rather than hardcoded or just naively randomized. Another thing that is expected to vastly improve over the next several years is how "alive" the worlds are – how much things continue ticking outside your fortress during gameplay, and how your fortress affects and is affected by the events, politics, and subterfuge in the world at large.
It depends which corridor you are standing, there are many who believe Russia is about to send their troops to invade Poland. Reality to many is still what is told on TV, and TV in Poland is far from being objective or promoting proper public debate, they instead push narratives that increase emotions..
Affinity cursor and formatting tooltips are cool.
Sadly, only for macOS.

I am a long time Apple user, but knowing Apple's direction, cannot invest in software made only for macOS.

Obsidian gives me everything I need, and mostly a multiplatform confidence.
Personally, I quite like "CLA's ASCII-like Graphics Set", which tries to strike a middle ground. In particular, square tiles are non-negotiable for me.

[1] https://dwarffortresswiki.org/index.php/DF2014:Graphics_set_...
I’m in that highly-unlucky older millennial to almost gen-X cohort that got royally screwed by the Great Recession. So yeah really wish policies would favor us little people for once.
I completely agree, but I think most people who arrive at this perspective only reach this view after spending time in industry or adjacent to people working there.

A lot of the focus on tenure track jobs comes from professors and academics who dedicate their life almost solely in academic environments (so in their view, it’s a rather unhealthy attitude of academic tenure or bust). I’m not sure how feasible this is, but perhaps a work-study private sector summer internship could be an encouraged part of certain PhD, to widen perspectives and help both students and professors better understand the possibilities out there, which someone can be motivated to strive for, rather than settle for.
This is exactly how the federated "twitter" should work.
Let me translate my post: You changed the topic.
You are absolutely right for 'collaborative tools' where most status changes are meaningless. But I think OP is going after something else, you nudging yourself repeatedly to start something you are dreading.
cawrecursive scheme
Hey! Authors here. Thanks for pointing this out, Walters comment addressed it very well. 8020 has become sort of the "kleenex" of extruded aluminum in the van world, especially. We added a quick blurb to clarify this on our guide this morning as I am sure others are confused as well. I will also say have no fear, our guides were created wayyy before 8020 tossed us an affiliate code to integrate, so it's not an ad. Hope that helps and thank you for reading!
Sounds like you should find another team, overall, but one point I'd like to make is that they might be "skilled" in ways you don't understand . Happy hour is making these people like each other and that can help a team get things done. Maybe you're noticing this team takes it too far, but consider the other extreme where everyone is "skilled" but is bad at things like asking each other for help or maintaining morale.
The Epson QX-10’s monitor also used long persistence phosphor in its 640x400 monochrome monitor. It took some getting used to, but looked nice.

The QX-10 was notable for a lot of people due to ValDocs, a WYSIWYG office suite. It also had an optical mouse the used a gridded mousepad.
Is there any hope of turning this editor into a web-embeddable rich test editor like eg tiptap? Would love that and would gladly pay for it.
You're welcome to downscale; china won't.
As the old saying goes: “There are two types of people: those who pick their nose, and liars”
Not a scientist so more of a question than a statement, but how can this be relevant given that:
- We are talking about a pathway found in mouses, we are not even sure it exists in human
- These bacterias are only markers, therefore doesn't it mean that causation!=correlation and this does not prove anything?
Makes a lot of sense IMHO.

Because of their size they are a very interesting target for cyber-criminals. If Amazon wouldn’t make security a top priority it would all tumble down pretty quickly.
Languages warp the way you perceive time and space
It's federation. You also wouldn't expect every citizen to get an @europarl.europa.eu e-mail-adress. The platform is decentralised by design, so just by joining, the EU is contributing to "providing a platform" imho.
Great cooking is so rewarding. And it’s a great way to get people together :)

Thanks for sharing
> I wish Apple had development and stable branches for macOS, such that stable was plain and had very limited features, stayed compatible with decade-old hw

The reason they don't have that is the same we don't have this for phones. No profit driven venture on the planet would go through that trouble just to hurt their own sales.

Which is why free (as in speech) alternatives are so important.
Is having characters face the direction they're moving really that big of an ask? I'm no master developer but comparing two X coordinates and picking a left-facing or right-facing sprite seems like the kind of thing computers are good at.
16 years later, it's still incorrect on Wikipedia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary_search_algorithm#Proced...
How would you trivially abuse this?
The bug in question is trying to compute an average as

avg = (x + y) / 2

which fails both for signed ints (when adding positive x and y overflows maxint) and for unsigned ints (when x + y wraps around 0). Note that this can only be considered a bug for array indices x,y when these are 32 bit variables and the array can conceivably grow to more than 2 billion elements.

I wonder what is the simplest fix if the ordering between x and y is not known (e.g. in applications when x and y are not range bounds) and the language has no right-shift operation...
In their defence, sometimes organisations are stupid where individuals are not.

Many people might realise that cloning is an unaccounted for aspect of a 2FA, but the manager in charge, say, thinks cloning is not a realistic possibility and so doesn't allow it to be taken into account. Or, the manager does think it needs addressing but they get a bonus if the system is completed earlier and they know it will take longer to address the issue, so they argue it's not a realistic attack ...
I don't think it would matter, text affinity happens at texts "run" boundaries... so only where formatting changes. Doesn't matter how many attributes each run has. I think that is proper way to design the feature, but it does means it's maybe less flexible then you are thinking. You can pick left or right run... you can pick individual attributes within a run with text affinity.
I can’t think of anything which was broken exceptions-wise in p2, and was unbroken in p3. Are you talking about the addition of exception chaining?
I’ve uttered the same thing about Attia after watching his debates about nutritional epidemiology.

Though bad-mouthing something/someone without engaging with the claim being made is on brand for him. I don’t see the value it brings to the discussion.
Probability distributions are the difference.

There are people earning $200k, $500k, and $1M+ in many fields.

The probability of getting there (and quality of life while getting there and after you get there), are the important bits of information.

For example, if you have to grind out my whole 20s (some of the best years for the human body) doing dissertations and working 80+ hour weeks for near minimum wage (per hour worked), only for a 10% chance to make it to $200k per year or more, maybe it is not worth it.

Especially if other options exist that provide much higher probabilities of attaining an income you want with similar levels of dedication.
Ever since the first FaceId iPhone (iPhone X) the default for messages is to only show message previews when unlocked. I’m pretty sure non FaceID phones defaulted to not showing previews at all.
What does Azure’s security system for object storage look like? Because if it’s not doing something like this, then I have questions about their security.

The reality is is that what AWS is doing here is all fully justified and normal, and that’s why SDKs exist. Like many developers, you’re being a bit clueless about security here. Instead of complaining, I recommend educating yourself - look into capability security and signed tokens in general, and you’ll understand what AWS is doing and it’ll make you a better developer.
At least officially. But then again, they officially also didn't plan to conquer Kiev or exterminate Ukrainians.

There's a reason why Russia's neighbors are suddenly eager to join NATO or increase military readiness.
As Drought Drops Water Level in Mississippi, Shipwrecks Surface and Worries Rise
Got to be honest I rarely get any issues with macOS for a couple of years now. The only notable one I remember was the date selection in reminders on 12.6 stopped working and that was fixed in 12.6.1. Workaround was to manually key it in.

You do have to keep within the 2-3 year update cycle though. Quite frankly it pays for itself though in less eye poking than windows.
Considering history and it's geography. Poland being prepared against invasion is a prudent move.
I'm assuming/hoping it will be one of the first Steam Workshop creations, once that's available.
https://archive.ph/amh30
I think the product manager is key in a startup; for developers their principle role is to act as a buffer between development and sales/management, working out what's feasible, what's desirable. A good product manager makes a startup a nice place for developers to work, by giving them some space to do that work.

Disclosure, I've never been a product manager, but I have benefited from good ones.