skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
At this point the fork is recent enough that I haven't noted much of a split, altho i'd agree it tends to compound.
Might want to look at the licenses and support to where you plan hosting it.
It’s not a US-wide thing. There are mobile operators and MVNOs that don’t seem to care what device you use as long as it supports their network. T-Mobile in the US tends to be fine with this, as are many of the MVNOs that use their network. It’s common to use devices especially from other regions that don’t support the cellular bands used in some newer coverage areas, etc.
Wonder if this is related to Github Actions being down as well. Kind of putting a damper on my productivity this morning :-/
> but the second version used what I termed "Artificial Ignorance" - a process whereby you throw away the log entries you know aren't interesting. If there's anything left after you've thrown away the stuff you know isn't interesting, then the leftovers must be interesting. This approach worked amazingly well, and detected a number of very interesting operational conditions and errors that it simply never would have occurred to me to look for.

As a sysadmin, I took this approach as well. On the local machine, the server(s) would log normally. But, when I set-up centralized logging, I set-up a list of log entries that wouldn't normally interest me day-to-day. The server would only send to a central logging server things that weren't on this list. What was left were usually problems that I would need to pay attention to and they got fixed faster.

The rest of the uninteresting log entries would just be audited from time to time.

On the matter of security, every user that logs in on a daily basis gets logged with their IP address. Anytime that a user logged in with a different IP - it would get logged to the central log server and I would be notified. Most of the time, it was harmless.. but there were enough times I would find a compromised account in a sea of normal day-to-day login activity.

When your logs are full of normal things in it, it's easy to miss important details.
Why would you assume they didn't see it coming? Big tech CEOs aren't dumbasses, they only act so, when it suits the agenda.
So, is it called Microsoft 364 now?
Indexes are only checked for being outside the array, not for being wrong. Getting a[3] when you wanted a[5] is a bug, potentially a serious or dangerous one. SPARK Ada goes to great lengths to statically verify that there are no int overflows in the code that it checks, and Ada itself specifies trapping overflow, though as an "optimization", the overflow check is often disabled. OCaml also checks overflow for its machine int type. GHC doesn't, and that seems like a mistake.
Related/duplicate: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34515566
> I can not identify any deeper moral or social or any idea.

The fairy destroys the bread that Penelope has created by turning it into butter. The fairy then expresses remorse, apologises, and offers to undo this ("Sparkles was sorry for her mischief, and offered to help Penelope turn the butter back into bread"). Penelope accepts the apology, and they set aside their differences to engage in a joint venture together.

Arguably this isn't a good expression of a moral lesson, but there are moral themes here (destroying what other people have worked hard to create is bad; apologising and offering to fix your mistakes is good, forgiveness is better than holding a grudge).
Ways to Weigh a Neutrino
Unified memory is a very attractive feature.
Not past 5 years - MBP 2018 with Catalina didn't unlock when using that. It's possible that it was a bug, but after previous owner nearly threatened lawsuit for "phone mobbing" (I wasn't the first person trying to call them to remove it from FMM) I kinda gave up. Needed to use the machine right away and broken FMM belonging to locked-out Apple ID didn't stop me from that.
The key to League of Legends success isn't related to the code at all
It's a partial network error pretty much globally with azure https://status.azure.com/(which occasionally shows a 504 right now)

Where i work it seems to be a bit hit and miss with some of our branch offices affected but it's not everyone/everywhere so some connectivity is working and some isnt.
First Light Fusion to Build Demonstration Facility at UKAEA’s Culham Campus
Seems fine here in the UK. So far.
Sorry I was not more precise. I meant the top 5% of internet users. The most experienced / most demanding users.
GoTo reveals that hackers not only breached its development environment in November 2022 but also stole encrypted backups containing customer information and an encryption key for a part of that data. Learn more about the impact and mitigation steps taken
I am sure this is related to Github Actions outtage
It's updated now - updates for service outages at this level generally need signoff form someone higher up the chain
The smart lights have been broken since 2021
> most developer hostile cloud environment

Care to explain why?
Nothing is forcing companies to sign an Azure contract with Microsoft, and go with AWS or GCP instead. Perhaps they are just doing something right. But I didn't use Azure myself. I'd be curious to know what's good or bad about it compared to GCP and AWS.
To answer your question directly, Haskell is too hard for me :-( I'm a pretty crap programmer - I was a professional back when you didn't have to be GOOD at it, you just had to be able to do it!

More interestingly, I wonder whether Haskell has, or lacks, the careful choice of orthogonal features that I love in a language.
I assume smoke has some level of tar or some other heavy sticky substance, so I could see that being a problem.

It also depends on your cooling type as well. Most of the places I worked had a closed loop system, either hot/cold aisle, or radiators on the front of the rack.

THe "zombie" rooms did pull air directly from the outside world, but they had massive filters on them. dust wasn't really a problem for us.
You’re right, I can’t count
Need winamp plug-ins!
My point is MS uses a lot of unrelated domains that are very different from the main brand, even the one above looks dodgy (msft[.]it)
From your list, microsoftonline-p[.]com is an official domain, but it looks like a typosquat.
I think it's quite far from "great domain planning".
This is interesting. I’m guessing just having a patched shell binary and forking stuff from within that wouldn’t work.
I've been doing something like this lately, only accidentally.

The distance between my apartment and daycare is 1300m and there are three road/street crossings on my way, so especially on one 240m stretch of wide pavement I can go as fast as possible without endangering my toddler. I average no less than 6km/h on this route.

I'm as sedentary as they get and indeed I'm seeing some improvements. That being said this wasn't the only recent lifestyle change, so it might well not be a significant component.
Scotland’s whisky industry went from bust to boom
Post-mortem of this week's Cloudflare major outage
Should have opted for wfh today, but instead having in person meetings =)
I'm not sure why you decided to educate me on this topic, I was just pointing out that there are possible reasons why a person from Switzerland put a photo on his resume. I don't do that, even though I currently live in Germany - for the reasons you've mentioned. So basically I agree with you.
For what it’s worth, I’ve regularly gotten 700-800 Mbps down in a relatively populated metropolitan area when in the US (T-Mobile, 5G), but it’s probably less consistent than your connection.
When iPhone started, it only got two years of updates. Then some got 2, 3, 4 or 5 years of updates. Android is fundamentally different and has to support thousands of devices, if a manufacturer is still giving 5 years of guaranteed updates, it's great, and this will only get better with time.
GPT-3 is great at giving generic advice, true. But that aside, it surprises me how uncritical HN seems to be when it comes to children's books. Sure, they may look simple at first glance but a lot of thought and work goes into good children's books and likewise children can get a lot out of them if they're done right.

It's not that the story necessarily has to have a moral, though many do. It's that they're funny and artful and witty. They can make kids think and dream and inspire them. Also a real quality kid's book doesn't just speak to children but humans in general. If you read it as an adult and think it's a boring story, it's not a good book for your child imo.

The linked butter story doesn't have any of this. It's grammatically correct and each sentence is somewhat related to the previous one but that's about all the positive I can find in it. It's completely meaningless.
> But my lab manager did walk in at one point and immediately recoiled from the fumes (which we were nose-deaf to at that point).

Reminds me of NileRed's attempts to create enormously stinky substances [1][2]. In one of the videos he said he's basically smell-blind.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_eYLWLsWPg

[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LmAG8-V_WQY
Research is important for research sake.

But can anyone explain why these studies are like cat nip to the public and tabloids?

"Any and All exercise is worthwhile (up to a limit)" and "unhealthy food bad for you"

Over and over and over again...
What ever will those TikTok tech workers do now that they can't stream their comped meals and coffee breaks and afternoon relaxation massages?[0] If only it was illegal for The Man to fire these valuable employees!

0. https://twitter.com/Carnage4Life/status/1617534649508716544
Believing that this is somehow about nations is misguided. It is about incumbents and political power. As soon as businesses reach the size and power where they have direct influence over politics, they will seek to stifle innovation to curb competition. The result is ever tightening IPR laws and a landscape that tilts in favor of those with money to wield the laws as a weapon. (Meaning that a patent isn't worth more than the war chest for litigation, so if you are a small fish owning patents: I'm sorry, but it doesn't really matter).

It has nothing to do with nations. It is far more general than that.
Just noticed this as well. DNS resolves just fine, but connection times out. Ping shows 100% package loss.

Downdetector reports are spiking up as well.

As for the suspected connection to the Azure outage... the last hops on my route that I actually do get an answer from, are all from msn.net
can you provide some data for those who are absolutely not "in" the stock market? how did you interpret that wager? what starting date and what sell price?
I always find it annoying when I cannot register on a website with my custom email. That is the case here.
You could save yourself work and just link Johann's fork with no APK expire

https://github.com/johanw666/Signal-Android

Personally I just uninstalled the fork yesterday and just switched to default Lineage messaging app to receive SMS messages (and rarely write some) and for the rest I'm using Whatsapp, since only like 4 of my contacts were on Signal anyway (and I talk rarely only with 1 of them).

But I'm always looking for E2E messaging app with SMS support as backup option for Whatsapp (and pls no Facebook/Google/Microsoft product, I'm aware they all have something like that).
Hope Optane is a wonderful idea that doesn't go extinct because office workers with no imagination can't be helped by voice assisting Ai. The latest Mac Mini iteration shoes suboptimal design in a reused case and powerpack, there is an unused void inside the case and Apple could have been cheeky with the yt tear aparts by expertly and evenly spreading the thermal paste with a hint of Apple logo. Maybe the unused inside void, overpowered powerpack and boring case are opportunities to see after market expansion for a next Mac Mini Pro Max Ulti design.
You’re right, but I pointed it out because resumability is one of their key features.
Hyperbole is useful for illustrating a point, please take people in good faith.

The point was that the signal users are being fragmented, divided amongst those who do and don't mind inconvenience to hide their messaging. At the time they are pushing the social media features like stories, groups, and payments, it doesn't make sense to tamp down on android's network effect.

Politicians don't have to worry about their staffers uninstalling the app but forgetting to tell the campaign.
We were seeing issues earlier in UK South/West (Azure)
For some reason, people just don't want Xbox to "cheat" by using Microsoft's war chest to buy IP instead of creating more of their own. Realistically though, it would be incredibly difficult for Xbox to grow their own IP library to match PlayStation without big acquisitions.
You raise some interesting points.

In your first statement you juxtapose QAnon vs Marx and Lenin (I presume you mean the bodies of political theory they propose), AND ... international conspiracy. Firstly, QAnon is entirely embracing of international conspiracies, embracing and reframing existing ones and generating new variations. Secondly, in the minds of "believers" who, I would hazard a guess, have not dived deeply into their team's canon - yes - they are effectively the same. A body of thought that drives particular fervently held beliefs and behaviours irrespective of the actual details. True believers don't care about details in the same way that fundamentalist christians don't care about biblical scholarship.

You are clearly wrong stating that nobody believes Trump is a true messiah. As evidence, I refer you to consider just a few of these videos. You won't have to scroll far. https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=donald+trump+me...

As evidence that MAGA is considered as more than just a hat (by the MAGA equivalent of the intellectual elites and their readers), I offer "The MAGA Doctrine" by Charlie Kirk, which is clearly highly rated by the over 2000 people that bothered to rate it. https://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0062974688/reasonmag...

You state that "MAGA folks just want to BBQ" as if Jan 6 never happened. Really? Can you really sustain the belief that those folks were all a bunch of pranksters and didn't come with a belief that they were going to change America?
I guess they are a year early with the outage.
All the sites I've seen have weird looking images with Midjourney. I've made a couple of good ones here: https://bedtimestory.live
What about bone strength though?
Had calls from 4 customers so far (9:05am here in UK)
Most programs should be written in HLL's with unbounded integers and garbage collection. There are a few programs that need machine arithmetic and manual memory management, for performance or whatever reasons, and Rust is intended to allow writing those programs safely. So it seems like a mistake to not treat int overflow as a serious error.

Idk if branch prediction or whatever would have to be involved. Most architectures will already trap on divide by zero or things like that, and will set a condition code for int overflow. Making the condition code sticky like it is for IEEE floating point arithmetic would allow doing a software trap once a basic block finished. It is a shame that the current trendy architecture (Risc-V) goes the opposite way and has no condition codes at all.
There are fewer checks on the immigration status of construction workers than you seem to think.
Disappointing? What?? milkdrop is decades old, still works (while AVS crashes on startup) and has very good presets (altough editing is a world of wizardry).

It's not really synesthetic, but, nonetheless, what DID you expect?
I'd like to understand where this title came from. The title within the article, while longer, seems much more reasonable a statement:

"Twelve Weeks of Sprint Interval Training Improves Indices of Cardiometabolic Health Similar to Traditional Endurance Training despite a Five-Fold Lower Exercise Volume and Time Commitment"
I never worked with Fresh. Among the more fun things so was getting X-ASINs to work at 3PL sites...

Seriously so, Amazon's ASINs are among the best part number systems I encountered in my life so far. And it is incredibly scaleable as well!
This is going to be the most productive day ever
Right, just like MMS killed SMS. Good luck trying to kill simple plain text message with shaky Google RCS support, which ain't some international open standard.
Hanging in what way? Like abruptly. Or just a cliffhanger?
Yeah, OpenAI is also effected - the use Azure.
You could patch a shell binary, but you'd ultimately want to use other binaries as well. The most common example we had is when people tried to run our software with `pyenv` which was a shell script that used other system binaries + shell scripts
If your table component can do that, fine for Refine. Which UI framework are you using?
German law also states that the price you see must be the price you pay, including applicants taxes. It’s in the Preisangabenverordnung.
Most likely, because duckduckgo partially depends on Bing
Googlers pride themselves in an ability to execute multi years project.

They are rewarded for it for being able to execute such projects.

Chrome sandbox is a rare one that is successful.

But I always think it is absurd that Google rewards such a thing so heavily. As you can imagine, everyone is trying to make their projects multi-years.

I'd bet Fuschia is one of those projects. Then, when a bad time hits, it has to go first.
You’re not being too harsh, you’re missing the point. Defense in depth is not something you advocate for if you expect perfection.
but its success can be undermined by hackers, etc....
One word: compliance.
If Microsoft succeeds with their full plan for "trusted computing" (project Palladium), they'll be able to do anti-cheat at the operating system level.

The basic idea is the BIOS verifies the kernel (secure boot), and the kernel verifies all running software. The hardware TPM chip signs a message from the kernel attesting that this has all happened using the on-device crypto signature embedded by the hardware vendor (eg ATI). So the signature is tamper-proof, even by the computer user. And all that can validated over the internet via remote attestation.

The message would presumably include the hash of the game's binary files, and the signature & hash of all loaded kernel modules. So yeah, hardware level, "unhackable" anti-cheat on commodity hardware.

I can't tell whether to be terrified or impressed with the audacity of the plan.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Next-Generation_Secure_Computi...
Could the World Avoid a Recession?
https://archive.ph/gmHxR
Yes it can. I had an injury that prevented me from cycling for over a year and slowly gained weight. It all came off after resuming a normal routine without dietary changes.
> The fact is, if I wanted to pay you, I could. I could even give you raises. But once again, that is not the economic reality we face. And so we must make hard choices.

Maybe I've hung around in the wrong circles too much recently, but this hit me hard. This is basically how the reasoning behind all top management decisions have been communicated to me in the past year:

"There is indeed a clearly better alternative course of action that we should take. You're right in that it would be trivial to adopt and we would all be happier from it, with more satisfied customers. The fact is that's not what we have chosen in reality, so we must shoulder the heavy burden of choosing the inferior alternative and give it our best shot."

Way to motivate a decision!
As someone who live in Japan fair amount of time - Japan does not change. It irritated me at first, but once you immerse yourself in culture and understand why things are going the way they age going - it suddenly starts making sense.

Amount of foreign workers have increased a bit - that's true, konbini workers are quite often non japanese in Tokyo.
there is already Singal fork with no APK expire whrere you can keep using SMS as long as you want

https://github.com/johanw666/Signal-Android
A puddle-deep dive into enterprises vs. startups
yes here. storage, db, apis - its not permanent but still persisting. It can be monitored at the azure status page as well https://status.azure.com/status
No idea hoe Amazon did it, but I suspect a inventory transfer from green to yellow. That is properly tracked and accounted. You never use inventory adjustments to move inventory, as tose are literally shooting inventory into the aether (negative adjustments) and creating inventory out of thin air (positive ones), resulting in zero inventory tranparency or traceability.
There is no easy escape from America’s debt-ceiling mess
https://archive.is/0cIxu
Migrating stuff off it now to AWS (not my stuff). Couldn't agree more. Total shit show.
Were you (at least) mildly infuriated?
I have to wonder what you were doing, I've been continuously hosting my own projects there for years and with the free tier they cost pennies per month to run.
As I wrote above. Azure has much better compliance story, especially in smaller countries.
Canada sure feels like that when I visit. I always forget the double 15% for taxes and tip. Them comes the expensive beer. In the end I pay more to eat even accounting for the exchange rate.
That's just another out of context study jumped on by people who absolutely positively want to find a way to justify sitting on their ass, eating excessive amount of ultra processed carbohydrates and moving as little as possible

Huberman currently is doing a series on fitness with Galpin. I highly recommend listening/watching it to get the context.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEYE-vcVKy8

TL;DR: there are different kinds of fitness and to be in a reasonable health over the long term one needs to have all of them.
here you can download APK since he doesn't provide one

https://github.com/johanw666/Signal-Android
Aside of comments about the containers spec, I'd like to share that codespaces-like environments are huge for me.

Being able to able to open an open source project on the go just by launching a codespace is no small feat.

I have also been recently programming in quite heavy environments which my computer could not handle (especially when screen sharing) properly so launching the environment in a remote cloud instance with 8 core and 16GB of ram was useful.

All my personal projects are developed in codespaces too to minimize time I spend setting up or syncing those to lower the friction as much as possible. Going from desktop to tablet to my laptop all I need to do is to launch the codespace.

I hope other vendors will contribute to the spec, there's nothing to benefit here from every cloud implementing their own spec, they will eventually lose to Microsoft rather than leverage the spec.
That's just not true. If you know what your doing and using most of microsoft's stack (.NET, etc) it's often quite a breeze.
How Will Tech Jobs Change in 2023?
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But shouldn't the individual service dots be automatically turning another color than green? I mean it's an automated service status page, right? Whether there is a human message at the top and that can take some time I understand.
Someone has to "approve" the status pages showing what's actually happening? From a customer perspective, it seems far worse to have status pages fail to reflect actual outages than to have them accidentally report an outage when there isn't one because no one really cares about what the status page says if they're not having issues. It's hard to see how the goal here could be anything other than trying to add plausible deniability for what would otherwise be obvious deception.
I would love to see a video of how exactly you did this. Nice work