skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's actually very easy. If developers can't learn a slightly different language then they're getting paid too much.
I have never, anywhere else I've lived in the US, overheard more conversations between young men trying to get into church youth leadership, or how to contribute back to the church, or who are promising people to proselytize to, or who is "straying" and how to fix that, or confessing their weaknesses to each other, than I have eating out in South Bay restaurants.

As in, as recently as last Friday, I spent an entire dinner night out eating steamed dumplings and overhearing this exact conversation. I've heard it in restaurants and I've heard it in cafes and I've heard it from people just chatting outside. Discussing their admiration for their pastor, or comparing notes about the churches their friends attend. I can easily expect to overhear a "church conversation" by just going to a social place on any given day.

It must be some kind of little-known secret that South Bay is really, really churchy.
Forget your i3s or dwms, this is the desktop environment we need.
Effort is what stops people from bullying others at much larger scale. You don’t understand bullying at all. It’s easy for them to kick your ass or say things every time you pass by and it’s hard for them to create anything without single-tap solutions.
There were Poles fighting on the side of the Germans when my country was attacked in WW2, that doesn't change the fact that Germany attacked Poland and it was German aggression that started WW2.

No one is ignoring that fact - it's just that it's very much an exception, unlike in Afganistan where majority of the country was either clearly on the Taliban side or was at least indifferent to them.
Fargate allows multiple versions in concurrent upgrades across a cluster.

Additionally: testing, performance profiling, and debugging are natively supported.

Recommend reading:

"Amazon CloudWatch Container Insights for Amazon EKS Fargate using AWS Distro for OpenTelemetry" (https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/containers/introducing-amazon-c...)
Imagine it in the kitchen used like a smart clock.

Shows time, weather, time until next public transport departures from different stops on different routes, fuel prices at local filling stations, some electricity usage stats maybe..?

Keep yourself on track getting out the door in the morning with a glance?

Some people like to put the phone down with the keys and not use it and be tied to it at home. Walking to a tablet may be preferable than going to a work desk with a laptop or whatever to switch something on or off and we're used to doing that with light switches etc.

Not exhaustive, not necessarily how i do everything either. I bet people are using a tablet as a controller in ways and for reasons that make sense that i haven't thought of too.
> putting search parameters in the URL would be great, for basic browser features like open-in-new-tab, bookmark, etc....

Done!

> Magnacut" and "CPM Magnacut" are the same thing because all Magnacut is made by Crucible with a powder metallurgy process. This is error-prone though; "D2" and "CPM D2" are not the same thing, and the powder version has substantially increased toughness.

That's a great point, i'm currently ingesting more and more data and will dedupe fairly soon. Thanks!

> let people search by groups of steels that are essentially copies of each other. M390, 20CV, and 204P are made by different companies, but the chemistry and powder metallurgy processes are nearly identical, producing nearly identical results.

Ah that one may be a little tougher to do programmatically, likely needs manual curation which is fine
Comparing Ukraine to Afghanistan isn't fair to either.

Lumping the actions of the US and Russia together (the US up front) is more than a little bit strange, it is the actions of Russia that have caused this war and that continue to prolong it, without the US the Russian army would by now have overrun a substantial part of Ukraine, possibly all of it.
> Pakistan/India seperation comes to mind. Its better to seperate halfway peacefully

"Halfway peacefully" is a bit of a starry-eyed spin on a cataclysmic event that led to the deaths of anywhere from 200,000 to 2 million people.
The reason I said "mostly" a waste of time, is I didn't want to rule out the possibility of swaying an employer with some special reasons or explanation of how you could be a good fit that wasn't covered by the usual bare facts in the resume.

But to me that always seemed like a rare exception, they would have to pay attention and I would have to have something special to say. The great majority of cover letters I have written were because it was required by the process. Honestly this tool would probably be useful for that sort of fluff, so good on them for making it, but better to just have cover letters as a special case than the rule I think.
Well, I can't speak for all finance firms, but ours uses Erlang. Admittedly it's not used a lot, and Java and C++ are more widely used these days.
Thanks for the link, but it seems photosensitivity is tissue reaction like an allergy right ? In my case it was all neurological pain going away. And also it was also due to the warmth, it was deeper when outside directly hit compared to inside a room.
Also worthy of note that BCPL was originally designed as means to Bootstrap CPL, not to go around writing full systems with it, hence why it was so basic.
The best controller for lighting by far is the light switch. "Smart lightbulbs" behind dumb switches might seem like an easy solution, but it makes everything dumber (If you have a light switch you must not switch off because then you can't turn the "smart" light on, then you have a dumber house not a smarter one).

Smart switches which fall back to regular switches if they malfunction is fantastic. Add some scenarios for double/triple clicks and you can do a lot without even bringing out your phone. E.g. switch off all the lights when leaving either by double clicking the switch next to the front door, or trigger that same "all off" scenario through the alarm being armed or the door being locked.

Making "smart home" stuff is about integration, which requires tinkering. But making a subset of your home smart such as "smart lighting" doesn't have to be so daunting.
This is akin to developing Bioweapons. Can it be done? Yes. Should it be done? Absolutely not.

> “Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should.”
Not just site selection, but working to make the building cohesive with its surroundings. Like how the stone foundation rises from the natural stone, and the waterfall seems to come from the house itself.
Bay 12 Games has made $7M from the Steam release of Dwarf Fortress
But the grammar is the same as "something pleases me", no difference at all

But there's other verbs, just like in English that you can use like this:

Disfruto de pasar tiempo con mi familia.

I enjoy spending time with my family
Problem is: if your first passport is German, you are at high risk of losing it and you have to essentially decide which way to go. Germany only allows dual citizenship with EU countries (at time of application).
What I don't understand is, what kind of technology is it? It is obviously great. The technical explanation is not there
RStats/Shiny – Testing UI with Cypress
Ask HN: Any advice for working from home while having a newborn?
Those who work from home and got a newborn, how did you manage the change? What you wish you knew and you think is good for others to know?

We are getting a newborn and I am going to continue working after a few weeks of parental time along with my partner to hopefully ease that few weeks.

I wonder if anyone here has gone through that transition and have advices mostly relating to having a baby at home and being able to work effectively from home.
I guess you are generally right. My prompts are lengthy, since I let GPT-3 handle the full html syntax of both sides, mathjax and so forth. I found the ada model to be not sufficient, but have not tried the other two models, I will try those!
There is room for improvement on my side.

From a budget-conscious student's perspective, this amounts to roughly $20 per semester in my case, just for the tags. Despite this, I am still fascinated by the automation possibilities offered by GPT-3.
Why is that funny? I think it is normal that a hobby team working in a silo on an alternative client with a low amount of users move faster than a full engineering organization working on a mass rolled out product used in corporate environment all over the world.

For a new feature the hobby team can just hack away for a few nights, push the release and they are done.

The engineering org needs to plan and coordinate the feature across multiple teams (web app, desktop app, mobile app, Graph, teams admin panel, o365 admin panel,...) and then make sure it fits well into the rest of the MS infrastructure (policies, permission scopes, IT admin controls, licensing, auditing,...). Legal might need to be involved.

And then after aligning all those teams and waiting for each team to prioritize and do the work it needs to get into the MS roadmap as well going through the usual stages (private preview, public preview, General Availability). And once it hits GA it needs to be supported for many years.
For some reason, no matter what the meeting, industry, number of people in the meeting or context Well I think you've all raised some really interesting points, maybe we should circle back and think about the new issues listed in the risk register is a suitable response.
Woah, this is super cool. Do you have a live example of the website scraping?
Dear Hiring Manager,

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As outlined in my resume, I have extensive experience in both technical and performance-based roles. My Python programming language proficiency is well-refined; I can perform complex helicopter moves with my python and also throw some lisp juice at your juicy lips. Additionally, I am also familiar with SexQL as it is often used in creating databases and other applications related to adult entertainment. To further prove my interest in this job, I recently completed a certification course related to adult entertainment production.

I understand that being successful as a pornstar requires dedication, focus and creativity – qualities which are core elements of my personal value system. As such, I am confident that joining your team would be mutually beneficial– benefitting me by providing me with an incredible opportunity to grow my python while bringing (xxxxx) incomparable value through my exceptional work ethic and commitment to quality results using my *technical* skill set.

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You know some companies in Japan still require you to write your resume by hand?

> There’s an unspoken rule that a rirekishou must be handwritten by hand with black or blue ink, with no use of correction tape. If any mistakes are made, the form must be re-written again.
Using Kate's Git Features
There are very few IoT chips that support 5 GHz. Espressif finally announced the C5 with dual-band but otherwise all ESP32s are on 2.4 GHz.

Thread is 100% 2.4 GHz. Seems the plan is to move high bandwidth applications, and most Wi-Fi users to 5 GHz leaving just IOT devices on 2.4.
Right, so we'd be keeping them in zoos, so not really helping the biodiversity of nature.
How long can you keep doing this?
I think that this is part of the confusing way they sell it. You can use outbound Microsoft numbers (similar to how Skype calling used to work), but if you want inbound numbers I think you need a third party telco?

These products form the Calling Pack (Microsoft) and the Voice Service (Telco) respectively, and then on top of that you need some kind of bridge (Telco) if you want to have a 13 or 18 number.

And if you want to have your outbound number recognisable as your inbound number, that’s another aspect of the Voice Service that needs to be configured.

Unfortunately the latter infrastructure doesn’t live at MS and it can be really unreliable if the telco hosting it is small. Our phone goes down for around an hour once a week or so.
You, and other Russia apologists are ignoring so many major facts that your continuous harping on small and insignificant facts is not going to convince anybody.

And that's before we get into forced conscription, outright blackmail, genocide, the murder of countless civilians and the general state of the part of Ukraine that got 'liberated' by Russia. Spare us the strawmen.
Could you elaborate on the definition of 'low utility'? Is it only in the context of memorization (retaining), or in the context of general understsnding?

Can't see how summarizing isn't a preprocessing step for learning in general. Spaced repetition is a natural next step. I don't see how they compete
So this is pretty similar to the Continuity AI from William Gibson's Sprawl trilogy, except it doesn't really maintain continuity. Crazy that this is where we are already.
We have a set of criteria for things we always did in universe, and we'll keep doing those things, as will other members of the Ubuntu community. Even without Pro you are better off using Ubuntu than another free distro if you care about security updates- there are more free updates, even in universe, than in equivalent open-ended repos anywhere else. Pro just makes that open-ended repo much better, and adds an SLA for people who have to report on security patch compliance.

Over the years, companies have started asking us to do more for them in universe, and now that body of work is available to all customers. We are making it freely available to you and others under a personal subscription. I think that's rather elegant, I hope more and more companies see Ubuntu Pro as a very cost-effective way to get full compliance for their estates, and I hope we can keep growing the set of things we make available for free as a result.

If you look at the range of packages covered, and the numbers of issues addressed, it's way, way more than any other enterprise Linux offering. If it were possible to provide enterprises with this level of security update coverage for free, then I'm sure someone would have figured out how to do that. I couldn't figure out how to fund full security coverage of universe without having customers for that work. In the end, I think the Ubuntu Pro free personal subscription is a very nice way to balance what are ultimately conflicting desires between people who quite understandably want more and more for free, and people who are able to buy the work that they need.
As someone who loves Seinfeld, I think this is blasphemy.
You highlight past efforts but we talk about now - there is no reason US shouldn't have same or better food safety standards than say EU or Switzerland, if consumer safety and health is priority. But reality is a far cry from that and everybody knows that. We talk about baseline, not premium products that most population doesn't buy, ie how safe are the cheapest things that are legally sold in given market.

The reason is simple - food lobby, pushing for example HFCS everywhere despite everybody knows how damaging it is to health, for decades. But half of US grows corn. I am sure there are few categories where US leads but that's not overall trend.

It goes deeper, much deeper, see Boeing 737 Max and global loss of trust in FAA, that was just too big to fail corporation pushing through regulation like knife through butter, until SHTF repeatedly and they couldn't keep blaming foreign pilots for incompetence anymore.

US is simply much more corporate friendly rather than population friendly compared to say Europe, be it employee protection, general food safety, fines to corporations etc.
There are numerous static analysis tools for Python that predate type annotations, the biggest of which are pylint and pyflakes.
Location: Nairobi, Kenya
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Ruby, Ruby on rails, JavaScript, React, Webpack
Résumé/CV: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QTR8nUHFsQYa_t1My-C2_GEmGte4RvH9-o0a7TEB8Ew/edit
Email: aquinasmoriasi@gmail.com

I am a full-stack developer with at least a year's experience both in the back-end and front-end.
https://alphalerts.com

Project Description:

Alphalerts is a SaaS platform hosted in Germany that allows customers to set filters based on key performance indicators (KPIs) to receive alerts when certain stock, option, or crypto events occur.

What do you want to be tested:

Overall functionality of the site, also accuracy and usefulness of the data provided compared to other services.

Contact Info: Contact information can be found on the website, Email: info@alphalerts.com
Good idea to multiplex some scene functions onto the local smart switch.
Yes, I hear these arguments over and over. Yet, in cars, it is already increasingly recognized that touch screens (another interface) are worse than physical buttons.

The examples you name are somewhat exceptions where I can imagine, if someone is really lazy, that a language control could be better than buttons, but in most cases I think the difference is minuscule. I have to walk 2 Meters from the couch to the button ("and I wanted to get a new drink anyway").

On the other hand, I can see that language is really good for information/knowledge retrieval. Ask ChatGPT to help you with something.. and get the answer via voice.
>actors stare into the camera

I think this should be used more often. In modern film it's mostly used for forth wall breaking as a cheap joke, but the acclaimed Japanese director Yasujirō Ozu often used the technique for a kind of "VR" effect, to make the viewer feel like they're present in the scene. The characters address the camera directly but they don't show any awareness of the camera. If you haven't already, I recommend watching "Tokyo Story" to see how it's done. It places highly on many "best movies of all time" lists, and despite the slow pacing and lack of action I found it surprisingly compelling.
There's a book in Dutch literature, The Assault by Harry Mulisch. It's a great read if you're interested in multi-faceted morality. It deals with guilt and responsibility when there's a chain of things that need to happen for a bad outcome.

During WWII the protagonist's parents are shot by Germans after a body of a collaborator was found in front of their house. The parents were arguing with the soldiers about something when arrested and ended up shot during the arrest.

The collaborator was shot by the resistance in front of their neighbours house, and the neighbours moved the body in front of the protagonist's house.

Over the years, he encounters many people involved in this event, and starts seeing things from many sides. One of the themes that's explored is who bears moral responsibility for his parents' death? The Germans for shooting them? His mother for arguing? The neighbours for moving the body? The resistance for shooting the collaborator? The collaborator for collaborating? All of their actions were a necessary link in the chain that lead to their death.

One of the characters utters a simple and powerful way of dealing with that morality: "He who did it, did it, and not somebody else. The only useful truth is that everybody is killed, by who he is killed, and not by anyone else."

It's a self-serving morality, because the character was part of the resistance group that shot the collaborator in a time where reprisals where very common. But it's also very appealing in its simplicity and clarity.

I find myself referring back to it, in cases like this. In the imagined future, where this tech is used for Bad Things, who is responsible for those Bad Things? The person that did the Bad Thing? The person that developed this tech? The people that developed the tech that lead up to this development?

I'm much inclined to only lay blame on the person that did the Bad Thing.
The world where Apple/Jobs never had their comeback, and became as much a part of the modern ecosystem as DEC?
Neat product!
Ask HN: What blogs do you enjoy reading?
Recently I've been getting a bit fed up with the short form content on Twitter, so I'd like to start reading more blogs. You guys have any recommendations of blogs you enjoy reading? Feel free to self promote as well!
In my case I literally just had a bot running to pull in my own following/followers list so I could diff them and then tweet out the result privately so I'd be aware of any changes to it.

It was useful to check to see if someone else decided to softblock me/deactivated their account (and in at least one case, has helped me to reach out to someone in need). That's not "making money from the dataset", it was a hobby project and I imagine the overwhelming majority of Twitter bots are that. (Most of the ones I used to follow generally just scraped various subreddits to tweet out/source fun art to look at).

I'm not gonna pay money to access my own data, Musk can sink in his own shit for that and I don't blame any of those other hobby bot devs for not wanting to do that either.
I think you mean "trolley", but "trolly" might also make sense in this context.
A friend of mine just bought this thing (Aqara magic cube), looks really cool: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRf9RT2YgaI
Call me spoiled, but I'm borderline unwilling to trial any service that requires registration in order to.
I think those retro projects are mostly just for fun.
There is nostalgia involved, but also those older systems tend to be easier to tinker with.
Chicks.
Do not count on being able to work effectively, especially the first few weeks.

Not that you'll be useless, but you'll have higher priorities than work, and when you do have time to address the lower priority stuff you'll be tired and distracted.

Consider this period more "limited availability" than "working" time. You're not completely absent from work contexts.
My personal experience of using Ikea's Dirigera with different end devices (not only manufactured by Ikea) integrated with Google Assistant is very positive an is far away from this strange statement:

"Alexa, Siri, Google Assistant: They demand that you learn specific device names and structures for commands, while they frequently get even the most simple command astoundingly wrong".

I set the device names in the Ikea app, and then I command these devices with my voice in almost free form. Sometimes it's even fascinating, because Ikea knows the names of all the colors of their light bulb, and I just don't remember them.
If G-d is eternal, omnipresent, and omnipotent. How can he logically be different from what I described? He has seen everything imaginable and unimaginable countless times, will see everthing, knows everything to happen in advance, in sub-atomic details. Also knows your whole life which made your character this way so you behave exactly like you do, also all the neurotransmitter fluctuations taking place in you and what causes them inevitably, understands you better than yourself or any psychologist ever could.

Imagine a terribly disabled person, crippled physically and mentally, unable to carry a kilogram for a second or multiply 2x3, traumatised to the point of insanity, striuggling from dementia. Also imagine you are a world-famous olympic athlette with four doctorate degrees in diverse areas. What if the cripple would say an insult about you, would you feel anything but compassion? This is a rough approximation of the difference between any person and the G-d.