skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The context is commercially relevant.

As a regular consumer you can deposit cash without additional fees.

If you're running even a modest business, keeping large amounts of cash on-hand for any length of time is a business risk. Some vendors may not want to be paid in cash, particularly for larger payments.

Depositing it is the only way to deal with a lot of things.
I’m not really talking about achieving your dreams; I’m talking about even having a shot at them.

Let me put it this way:

I am okay with someone not getting a chance to play at Carnegie Hall because they preferred to watch TV or go out instead of dedicating themselves to their craft.

I am not okay with someone not getting that chance because, instead of being able to practice, they were forced to keep a 9–5 job so that the insurance could pay for their prohibitively expensive insulin.

The former is a personal failing, but the second is indeed a societal/structural failing.
Related:

Bflat: C# as you know it but with Go-like tooling - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27634456 - June 2021 (185 comments)

Show HN: C# compiler with Go-like tooling (build small/standalone/native apps) - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27628817 - June 2021 (1 comment)
Ideal Algorithms in Healthcare
Not really, content in violation of YouTube’s (largely vague) rules can be wildly popular.

If they can keep spam out of my inbox, I’m sure they can figure out what’s objectionable to advertisers beyond “unpopularity”.
Scylla is a C++ rewrite of cassandra, the threading has been better as well with thread-per-core. Cassandra 4.0 has some thread-per-core rearchitecture so it remains to be seen if Scylla has performance advantages it used to tout.

I have not checked if Scylla ever caught up to Cassandra 3.0's feature set, last I checked it had not. It may be "going its own way" on features as well. I believe (they can correct me).

My personal recommendation would be to start with Cassandra, and when operations allow it, move to scylla if performance testing shows it is better. There is also exotic stuff like Rocksandra. Cassandra and Scylla are fundamentally similar in operations (add/remove nodes, scaling, etc). The scylla folks will contend the operations are easier since they get more perf per node so you need less nodes.

It's a good idea with cassandra / scylla to bootstrap with a performance testing, data loading, provisioning loop. It gets you used to operations and the tooling for backups, loads, and load testing and metrics.
Official Intel program to detect the current processor (starts on page 16):
http://kib.kiev.ua/x86docs/Intel/AppNote485/241618-005-mn.pd...
The Quest to Build a 4D Rubik's Cube [video]
Magento.

You would think that 20+ years in Python and PHP would make any modern framework a breeze. Not so for an Adobe product! (yes, I know that Adobe purchased the framework, but did not develop it... I suspect that the purchase appeal was the developer "experience")

Apparently PHP is just too hard to use, so to make customization possible by content managers without needed a PHP developer, Magento employs an XML config system. Because XML is so much easier to use, right? Because there exist easy to use XML tools that warn of misconfigurations, bad syntax, typos in element names, typos in attribute names, typos in attribute values, and typos in tag values. Because content managers can safely SSH into the server to recompile the entire XML config from a CLI. Because content managers can read the docs - not that there are much in practice anyway - and understand how to configure the XML. Because content managers can grep and sed and perl and awk and sort their way to finding what depends on what. Because content managers understand when a namespace needs a leading backslash, and when a leading backslash is forbidden, and case sensitivity, and the difference between an underscore and a dash and a space and a &nbsp; and whatever nonprinting unicode character they managed to copy off Raj's blog post. Because content managers understand that config relevant to Magento 1 is not relevant Magento 2 (which share only name and logo) so that needs to be checked _before_ you put that in the live config and recompile while users are trying to browse the site. Because content managers understand that _this_ element needs CamelCase, but the same string must be snake_case when used in that attribute over there.

Don't get me started on the PHP aspects of Magento! Or the Magento ORM. Or the Magento docs. Or the Magento deploy process. Or the heavy dependency on a patched minor JS framework for all backend UI elements. Or the server spec requirements. Or the heavy reliance on PHP magic methods. Or the fact that the entire community seems to exist due to the benefit of one prolific blogger who burned out two minor versions back.
Microservices and services in general where they weren't needed in the first place. Not saying they don't have their use but most companies just ride the hype train and start using technologies for the sake of using them. A couple of years later they end up with an unmanageable spaghetti of tightly coupled services.
Low metabolism perhaps?
Million yen per child to leave Tokyo – Japan’s offer to families
The tricky part is to understand which parts are you indexing, paragraph vs. sentences vs. pages.

But yeah
You can spend US$5 pretty easily on one very good tripod (but something enough for this kind of production $2K would be fine). For a decent mirrorless camera you're looking at $3K body only, so then you have to think about lenses, B cameras, rigging, lighting, etc. which all adds up. Good audio equipment is expensive too, so I think for the size of the channel here, $20K is a pretty moderate spend.
I can't imagine a commercial environment where this really matters.

Sub-optimal ram install layout makes minimal difference in performance one you get past "enough" for your workload - for a huge percentage of corporate workloads - and for those where it does matter, budgets tend to allow for it.

We all know RAM costs will usually be marginal compared to software costs, whether that's licensing, development, implementation, or all three!

Maybe, in very cost conscious smaller envs this might allow for slightly more options under the "buy the smallest number of the largest size dimms that we can, so we upgrade later without taking anything out" purchasing pattern.

But my experience of such envs is that they're cashflow sensitive, and they're actually ok with you filling a machine with smaller, cheaper dimms then rip and replacing to upgrade, even if the original ram still depreciating, because that cost comes out of a different months budget - especially if it's cheaper up front.

You do need to be upfront that that's the tradeoff decision you're making - but it'll be even less of an issue if you've got a way to reuse the replaced ram, even if it's of minimal benefit ( any use > wasted ).

For home users tho... um, nope, 8-32gb seem to cover 99% of users and probably even 50-80% of HN readers.

Gotta be honest tho, was expecting this to be about gender fluid memory (!?) or perhaps someone finding a way to efficiently encode more than 0/1 for better density.. so it was definitely a let down of an article.
You don't have to. All it takes is a few that will soak up the population that want affordable housing. 99% of the rest of the land will be left for you to live in as you see fit. Just don't expect your housing to be an investment or subsidies for your extra cost of infrastructure and energy.
if we're patient a bit, hold on patiently for a time, you and I, we, all needn't any link, because of many leader in many US-else countries pressure leaders of US to free Julian Assange

If he's released you'd ask him straight in lieu of your requested link
Exactly. We can only be proud of what we personally accomplish.

I wasn’t endorsing the Proud Boys, but they aren’t completely without a point either. I’m more concerned victimhood culture is destroying more lives than racism is at this point.

My wife is not a white woman. No one’s going to tell our kids that they’re doomed. I want them to flourish. regardless of circumstances, through grit, persistence, determination, and resilience.

At a certain point, we all need to deal with the hand we’re dealt in life. I certainly was not on the fortunate side of the fence myself.

There’s a reason why a lot of families no longer exist. Tough times came and they put a bullet in their head. We’re heading for tough times again and outcomes will be delineated by who has taught their children strong values.
I mean, you took it out of context the line before said: I don’t think we should change our hiring policy based on this. The line after said: let’s discuss before you make other offers.
The infamous Golden State Killer was found using a genealogy database as well. Veritasium made a YT video about it.
I suspect that Debian 10 and 11 will continue getting security patches for some time. All the same, it's great progress. :)
… which is another testament to the fact that a wide memory bus is an attribute of server or hi-end components rather than «laptop parts» that one can throw into a bucket, stir vigorously, cook on a slow fire and get a M1 Ultra with a 1024-bit wide memory bus.

I ought to have used «typically» rather than «currently» as wide memory buses were coming and going more mainstream in the server space, whilst not yet being widely available today. The hardware transition cycle will take a few years, and as of today «currently» still holds true, semantically and factually, as cloud platforms and data centres run nearly entirely exclusively on Xeon something Lake and EPYC 3rd Gen CPU's, and neither has such a wide memory bus.

> … per socket.

Does that mean that 2x socketable EPYC CPU's (say, 512-bit wide each) will be able to access RAM via a 1x 1024-bit wide memory bus? If yes, how will access to RAM work, i.e. access multiplexing – memory banks? time interleaved access? something else?
There are literally millions of US companies with no EU presence, but who have online ordering of digital products. To the parent: Good luck enforcing GDPR on them. They won’t even abide by an EU subpoena that asks “what PII are you storing?” And right to delete? Haha, good luck.
This is very interesting work. I'd be interested to see a comparison between generational references, compacting GCs (which are quite similar in implementation details), and generational GCs that use more traditional scanning approaches. Particularly when it comes to memory pressure and what the generational references + regions winds up looking like.
I'm pretty sure the white Elantra was a tip from the public and its discovery wasn't related to the DNA at all. IIRC, a night shift gas station attendant was going through tapes on the night of the murder to see if they could help and something about the Elantra stood out.
NFL player Damar Hamlin in critical condition with possible Commotio Cordis
Ask HN: Storage for stream processing and event processing for side project?
If for a side project I want to use stream processing (SP)/event sourcing (ES), what strategy would you recommend for data storage?

In addition to architectural and end user requirements, the motivation for using SP/ES is auditing, security and debugging.

How does one manage the data load in such a system for side projects?
> immorality

Your opinion, if you mean there's an inherent difference from other jobs.

> exploitation

Every new kind of job is "more exploitation" at some level. That's not a good enough reason by itself.
Low metabolism tends to cause weight gain, so probably not. Iirc, people with low metabolism eat more to get their energy levels and/or temp up high enough until their weight gain brings up their metabolism to a more normal range.
Do users have to verify their email address to get onto your lists?

I get mail from lots of real businesses, but I never engaged with them, so they're marked as spam.
Since the start of the summer I have been building a SaaS for companies doing inspections and maintenance on separators, a certain kind of device for cleaning water used in gas stations, restaurants, garages etc.

I have been dreaming of living on my own product since I started as a developer 10 years ago and tried a lot of different ideas out but it just wasn't happening.
When I found out that my girlfriend was pregnant with twins in spring 2022 there was this now or never moment. I thought there would never again be enough time available in my life to do something like that.
I decided to quit my job to put a gun against my head. Then I contacted hundreds of people on LinkedIn and other places asking them if they had an idea on a product to build. One guy responded telling me about how far behind in digitalization his industry is and that we could potentially do something here.
I went with it and have been building it since.

As the product starts to mature we have showed it to potential customers and the response has been amazing. We have been promised around $8000 / month from 8-9 companies as soon as we finish a couple of more features and we estimate that there are at least 100 potential customers in our country.

This autumn has been so intense since I'm doing this while doing 40h/week consultation do get money plus having 2 newborn kids at home. I feel very lucky though that I finally got an opportunity to go all in on my own product.

One thing I have learned:
There are so many software developers with both the skills and drive to create a business, but what is super hard is to just come up with an idea. The key is to connect with people outside of our community. The whole world is waiting to be digitalized and our skills are in short supply. The further away from the normal dev community you go, the less crowded will it be and the easier for you to find an opportunity to add value.
which one is teapot?
I’m using a fine-tuned t5-small model, I fune-tuned it for two tasks, question answering from a paragraph, and highlighting relevant text of search results.
Interesting that it's also using React - normally landing pages, even for React libraries, don't need the framework itself. Wouldn't a plain HTML / CSS site work better here, served from a robust backend?
Was my first thought as well. I bet there is already something called D flat, so they took this name instead.

Edit: Db language https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/13639/Db-The-Future-Is-...
tl;dl "relax your body; clear your mind" ?
And not a decade too soon. The Python 2 -> Python 3 migration will be studied for a long time as an example how not to release a new version of your language or library, right next to that Angular thingy. The number of headaches I've had to deal with because of this over the years have just about soured me on the whole Python offering, and I used to be a pretty big fan.

Great that Debian finally pulls the plug on it, that means that most if not all of the downstream distros (such as Ubuntu) will probably follow suit, that's a big fraction of the whole Linux eco-system.
I've still got my Dell X50V stored away somewhere, if you find the binaries you're invited to contact me. My Gmail username is the same as my HN username.
> In what way? Is there an example of this?

https://web.archive.org/web/20160301000015/https://stripe.co...

Most hero sections in mid-2010s did not use CSS and JS animations to this extent. Video playback with an overlay gradient was one technique to animate a hero, but that's not the same level of quality and craft as moving DOM elements. IIRC BDC made these in vanilla (according to some design podcasts).

The Bitcoin page is another example of meticulous design work, remaking Vim in HTML here is crazy.

https://web.archive.org/web/20160301000200/https://stripe.co...

Their open-source page too. They go the extra mile here with JS game of life.

https://web.archive.org/web/20160301000519/https://stripe.co...

Animations are more prevalent today (see pages like https://linear.app), but these Stripe pages were shipped years ago and they still hold up.
I’m planning on releasing an open source version of this.

But also have paid features that managers would like to
use.
dflat could imply it has something do to with dlang.

bflat triggers a lot of engagement on Twitter and elsewhere because everyone wants to correct it. Couldn't have chosen a better name.
Eating better effects satiety.
This is purely subjective, not sure if others share the feeling: there is a sense of "pre-thought", like hairs standing on your neck in the anticipation of something. I have stopped at that point and diverted my mind to something else to avoid the full formation/visualization of a thought that was on its way and I didn't want to fully experience it.
Can confirm they are in use down here in Australia. I know someone who just upgraded their 7490 to a 7590 due to compatibility changes with our National Broadband Network (enablement of SOS-ROC).
Note taken lol wow
I love how an absolute cunt Steve Jobs was! Mostly because there are so many publicly documented examples of his cuntness that I’m sure are not unique to him but that we seldom find out about other CEOs.
Has anyone been on the other side of this? As an employer, is termination the only option when an employee's compensation exceeds their contribution? It seems like there's no good way to demote somebody.
> Would your revenue be higher if those 200 Indian views never happened and your total views was only 800 million instead?

No, that would mathematically make no sense.

His average RPM drops because of views from India but he still makes some money from the extra 200 million views.

I'm Indian. The reason Indian views make less money is simply that the advertisers who advertise to Indian audiences have lower budgets due to PPP. So the amount they pay to YouTube is less than what a US advertiser would pay. In turn, the channel's share of the revenue (supposedly 55% of it) is also less.
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Record some video while you're at it!
Congratulations on finding market fit.
The payment processing space, like basically anything when you look close enough, has a fractal-like complexity to it. And in my opinion the industry as a whole does a pretty poor job of abstracting away that complexity, often leaking it through, such as with the "debit or credit?" question.

But turns out it's pretty difficult to hide the complexity, and many businesses are built around hiding it as a service. It usually involves taking on risks others aren't willing to or having an Apple-like resolve to piss off some customers by deciding what's best for them without asking or, rarely, the power and/or innovation to actually change how things are done.
As soon as you shift the context to 'forever' any discussion is really meaningless, you will want to limit forever to something shorter than the heat death of the universe anyway. Forever is just a cop-out. The question is: is this relevant in the present or not and in the present + a good couple of hundred years at a minimum this planet is all we've got no matter what SpaceX is up to.
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Nah geanolgy websites are very cooperative with law enforcement.

Males are extremely trackable with their Y gene since it's guaranteed to pass from father to son, along with the suspect being white (the race with highest level of participation in genetic genealogy, meaning you can find 90% plus indirectly somehow).

After you find the family line it's just records work and narrowing down based on region/age/motive. Followed by some dumpster diving on a handful of suspects.
Illegal business practice
Same reason people try and be soccer players and rock stars.
I understand that different companies may want a part of the pie, and that's fine. Competition is good. But for us consumers, there should be a central place, where we can find everything, and they those companies that offer shows can still compete with each other somehow. The problem is devising such a system.
So, something like Java applets?
The value to society of pot vs corn is where you should look to see why government funding doesn’t match your expectations.
> Is he just a bully?

He spent his whole professional career bullying people and repurposing their ideas into pretty amazing products.
> steve told me he was cool with us hiring anyone who came to us but was angry about systematic solicitation

At least not as unfair as I initially thought.
I'm working on making natural-sounding text-to-speech widely available. Specifically targeting normal people, not companies/developers. It's going to start with me picking the content, but I'd like to make it possible to have pretty much any text someone finds converted into a voice that is nice to listen to.
More a matter of bullying his employees by proxy.
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I had a really bad chronic headache. Had it for most of my life. Came with bouts of over-eating, sensory overload. In the end there were months with few days below 5 on the pain scale. Nobody could find anything, nothing was wrong, but I was in pain. On a whim, on one of the bad days, I decided to “drink until I was no longer thirsty”. The thirst was not strong, but I was desperate. 6 liters of heavily salted water later I was better. And I’ve remained better. I always have a bottle at hand - mostly tap water, some mineral water or sport hydration thrown in for salt retention. When I feel a headache coming on, the day will include more (and more conscious) drinking. Not sure why this is or whether that’s only me. But it is something quite safe and quite accessible that might help someone.