skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Two Letter Abbreviation for Nevada
I think it’s 40% threat of CN invasion and 60% wise business decision. The plant was planned quite a bit before Ukraine made people realize that it could happen to Taiwan.

If anything, the fact that most world leaders were so unified on something like Ukraine probably made CN think harder about things as strategically important as the fabs in Taiwan.
Transit Costs Study Final Report
Obviously I didn't go to most schools. But none I attended were in a big city, and none were in New England, so it's not just a "big city" or "New England" problem. Regardless, I have never personally seen an example of on-campus room and board being <= off-campus room and board.

> The [median] student loan debt for a graduating undergrad is 23k. If college costs were truly 100k that just wouldn’t be the case.

I fail to see how that necessarily follows because:

- many students and families save for college, so there's a cash downpayment

- many students work to cover part of college costs

- many families work to cover part of college costs

But this seems an unproductive rabbit trail from the issue of letting kids get their sleep.
We would say it is F# first. We found F# to be far superior as a scripting language and so focused on that integration. Projects written in C# or VB.NET can be referenced using the `#r` syntax as shown here https://www.sharpcells.com/docs/example-ref-proj
I think it is aimed towards institutions and government.
I think what bitcask proposes (to routinely collect datafiles and mark them as stale and GC them later) is quite a simple solution. It would work for a lot of usecases.
Wow, what a beautiful memory! If you don't mind, about what time period was this?
I'm not downplaying the change improved interface at all. I think it's an extremely impactful change. But it isn't sorted out completely right now. The Google search box cannot be replaced by a LLM chatbot. I totally relate to your laptop example since I've experienced something similar myself. The main advantage with LLM/GPT is distilling something complex into a much simpler form with the ability to ask questions and maintain context.

In fact, your laptop example is a perfect illustration of my point. Finding a laptop for Linux gaming is extremely complex. Let's not kid ourselves. The number of things that can go wrong (especially with a Nvidia GPU) is bonkers - my machine completely nukes the display manager every time I update Debian forcing me to do a re-install of SDDM. But the problem here isn't fundamentally search. We know what we're looking for and the exact criteria. Like you said, the problem is collection and categorization of data and presenting it to the user in a helpful manner. This is a digital version of a computer salesman who actually knows their job. LLMs are just salesmen who know about a lot. I'm just extending this to teaching and the knowledge industries and saying, "Look, if you can present information about computers so well, you can tell me about heat death a lot better"
I mean in the area with 3c/kWh electricity that the above poster mentioned.
Supporting a mainstream political party is a form of privilege???
Or the energy useage of 1 metal smelter.
https://www.haproxy.com/blog/layer-4-load-balancing-direct-s...
Tangentially related but interesting imo...
https://youtu.be/_51_YJQpeg0
I liked Linode but moved to AWS Lightsail several years ago. I like it, simple pricing, I use Google Domains though Lightsail gives you some with the VPS. I don't like the cloud pricing of Route53 which is why I use Google Domains. Otherwise I like the VPS style nature of Lightsail. For my own self-hosting, it's all I need.

The downsides to Lightsail are highlighted in their article: https://aws.amazon.com/premiumsupport/knowledge-center/light...
You can see it nicely here: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Pier+82,+Philadelphia,+PA+...
Linode was around before all of those. They were there at the beginning of "cloud".
Anyone have something similar for someone selling off their company?
Thanks for being a reasonable person, refreshing. :)
It's easy to see how this result is pulled incorrectly from the table in the original source. The crazy thing is that people have been making fun of Google about this issue for multiple days now and out of the tens of thousands of employees who work there, no one has bothered to fix it yet.
I don't think chatGPT feels emotions. Definitely not. It doesn't have any wants or desires either.

But I do think it understands what you're saying. And it understand what itself is. The evidence is basically in the way it constructs it's answers. It must have a somewhat realistic model of reality in order to say certain things.
I'm hoping this means they will finally build a cloud product that can compete, but if the same management is there, probably not. What a sad product lineup and UX. DO, Hetzner, etc have much better products. But nerds love pushing buttons and looking at stats, so somehow Linode's limited functionality and constant maintenance-induced downtime don't seem to faze them. Brands are so weird.

If they wanted to, they could automate OpenStack clusters, give people admin over a fully featured open source private cloud, and charge per hour. A few providers (mostly in Europe) have done it and it's an amazing experience. But I guess nobody thinks there's a market for an AWS/GCP/Azure competitor, and charging for a month at a time is more stable money.
Interesting. In my experience I found Metabase gets clunkier when you've to query for adhoc logs. However it's a great fit when it's just a template and all the end user has to do is to enter some variables to see the logs.

I think LogQL + Grafana UI is a pretty rich/interactive experience of viewing logs v/s Metabase.
IDK you tell me?

All I can say is your OP, said "I think part of it is a subconscious fear ... I understand what I'm saying is dramatic". Why do you think it is a fear (you explained your thoughts so no need to re-explain), and why do you think what you say is dramatic? It appears to me you are projecting your thoughts and fears. I do though, find your last post dramatic, as you have capital words "ARE MORE" and "OBVIOUS" in your last paragraph, emphasizing emotion. So you must have strong emotions over this.
This is how it works at most companies
Why are cells mostly the same size across all organisms?

Well some things get better with area and some things get worse with volume, and since those grow at different rates, there's an optimal size for which the difference is maximized.

Pretty much any emergent constant size can be explained by the intersection of two functions.

Snowflakes fly up from area and fall down from volume, so there's a maximum size they can stay in a cloud
As a New Yorker my biggest obstacle to biking more is theft.
The subscription validation does require an intermittent internet connection to revalidate. Currently it is checked once per week but besides that check Sharp Cells can be used offline. We have updated the website to clarify this.
I like how the author says "fast" kV store but puts no performance analysis. From looking at the implementation and just making a guess this looks like is a very slow KV store.

If you need a fast and performant kV store stick to RocksDb or LevelDb. Don't reinvent the wheel. Most of performance comes from optimizing for OS and CPU.
I mean, probably not, but like, the world doesn't care what we think we should show.

Should we dismantle people's bodies and show it to those people's children? Should we show children their own detached arms while trapping them in a burning house with a company of their mom who is missing lower part of a body and crawling around screaming from pain while her intestines are falling out? And a mangled head of their dead cousin who's been decapitated by a sharp sheet of metal launched at him as the GRAD hit the building? Did I mention it's fucking dark and no you can't call 911. That kind of shit is happening right this second I lived in Donetsk until 2004 and the stories that I see from there are fucking brutal. Why don't you go focus on that?

I mean yeah I'm not saying we should show porn to kids. Why are you even thinking about that? What part of not wanting my fetishes end up on easily hackable government databases and known to the world is even remotely correlated to showing hardcore porn everywhere? I'm not an exhibitionist, man. I'm a prude actually. I'm easily embarrassed by my girlfriend bringing up anything about our sexual life in public. When we go to sexshop and she discusses our fetishes with employee I leave the store and puke from stress and anxiety. The thought of the entire world having access to my sexual identity is horrifying. What about people who are LGBT who's family will disown or kill them?

I probably shouldn't have gotten this heated and I honestly don't think you actually mean evil. Just think about broader implications, please.
Probably "there is an exoplanet that was first observed by JWST."

However, there's very little actual linguistic need to express "JWST was the first telescope to observe exoplanet LHS 475b," without actually naming the planet or adding some other unique condition. Realistically, the way you'd express this fact with reasonable utility is "LHS 475b was first observed by JWST," or "the first exoplanet observed by JWST was LHS 475b."
Can we chain multiple loops?
I'm not a fan SPAs for everything but something like notion has to be a SPA. I don't see how prioritizing backend frameworks as the most important part helps here.
Linode predaates Vercel, Netlify, & Heroku by several years.

Heroku's original value prop was essentially "You don't have to set up a Linode for your rails app anymore, now you can just $git push heroku".
Atomic doomsday experiments shaped disturbance ecology Essays
Humans are somewhat a blank slate, and culture is our initial prompt. The variety of humans is because of the variety of our initial prompts, and our similarities are because of the similar characteristics of our various cultures.

(I of course recognize some of our intelligence is genetic or epigenetic or microbial.)
You're the first I've seen complain about it. Where are people complaining? Just curious.
Huh? The "other people" are "suppressed" by "drowning out" because it is a democracy and they are not in power? Because most people support a government doesn't mean the "other people" are being drowned out by suppression?

What a ridiculous and dishonest line of argument you have presented here. Just because you are not a supporter of a democratically elected government doesn't mean you are being drowned out and suppressed. If that were the case you would have disappeared like they do in China. What a hyperbole.
If racial identity can be fluid, who changes their race?
This is a layoff disguised as RTO. Part of the giveaway is that there are some exemptions being made to keep some employees on full WFH.
I'm thinking of the end product of the "Docker container", not all of the things it takes to get there. The "my binary" part is what WebContainer emphasizes, and it's somewhat impressive in how many programs it can run.

I agree WASM is more similar to the JVM but I think the JVM is pretty similar to a Docker container in a way, if you get rid of all the higher level JVM features like garbage collection, and for docker container look at the whole system and not just docker. If you have a computer with only docker installed it's easy to think of it as docker when it's really docker or containerd running on the Linux distro. Or some MicroVM orchestration.
Yes and they are essential to working in serious, modern Haskell. You could never be an intermediate without know how to use them.
I forgot Linode was bought by Akamai. Sad since Linode provided quality vps’ when few did.

Looking for a new backup home.

Under no circumstances Digital Ocean, they delete all your servers and data with a valid and chargeable credit card on file.
Well, I’m a black man and I agree with you.

It seems everyone nowadays wants to be coddled and there’s just this overwhelming sense of entitlement in the air.

The real world isn’t perfect; in fact, it’s quite chaotic, just how it’s supposed to be. A lot of folks seem to only want to look at the world from a utopian lens. The elephant in the room is, your utopia isn’t my utopia. Put differently, our differences create the very imperfections that actually make our world interesting and keep society functioning as it should.
It’s so strange how thin-skinned he is. He can literally do anything he wants in the world, and he is obsessed with how many people read his dumb tweets. It would be sad if he weren’t such a powerful loose cannon.
Sometimes you just want to have fun. But I agree, I don’t know why he suggests it would be fast…
For now. Give it a truly persistent memory and 100x the size of the dataset I think most people would change their tune.
Striving to protect children isn't nonsense, even if the effort fails to accomplish its intended outcome. We need politicians who are more concerned with the rising generations, not less.
Such an absolutely basic thing and yet notable and increasing numbers of Americans don't seem to grasp this or are downright hostile to it now. Some strange mindfog going around convincing people these concepts are held dear by "Republicans" and therefore bad.

I never would have imagined a few short years ago we'd be here.
they claim to have very sophisticated anti-cheat tech that he was able to overcome with a simple MITM attack

This is from their IPO S-1:

"We collect over 300 data points during each gameplay session to feed our big data assets which augment all elements of our platform. Our key data science technologies drive our player rating and matching, anti-cheat and anti-fraud, and user experience personalization engine."
Does anyone use it for this?
Climate change hotspots and implications for subsea telecommunications networks
To be fair I've traced malicious network attempts from Linode, Digital Ocean, Vultr, Hetzner... pretty much everyone, I assume due to the prevalence of vulnerable wordpress sites becoming part of botnets.
Trying to limit children's access to internet porn by making porn sites verify ID probably won't be too effective, because a significant fraction of internet porn is on sites that are not in the US (about 40% in 2013 [1]).

If this is something a state wants to do it might be more effective to come at it from the other end. Parents can install parental control software on their home computers and on their kid's devices. Schools can do similar on their computers.

Places that provide computers for public internet access would probably need to do age checks.

Kids could still get access to porn the traditional way of course. Make friends with kids whose parents are less restrictive and get them to get porn for you. That could be handled the way it has always been--declare the other kids bad influences and forbid your kids from seeing them.

It could also be handled by making it so that if your kids give other kids porn without their parents permission its treated the same as if your kids are giving alcohol to other underage kids. I.e., it is a failure of the parent's duty to supervise their child and they might be fined.

[1] https://www.statista.com/chart/1383/top-10-adult-website-hos...
Noone seems to have mentioned extensions yet so I'll jump in - extensions!

Like Firefox, Thunderbird can be, uh, extended with additional functionality which can really boost productivity. (I know there are Gmail addons that can do similar things, some of which are pretty powerful too.)

Some ones I use:
- ThreadViz[1] - a neat little visualisation of the email thread & its linked replies/predecessors (pre-plies?)
- Mail Merge[2] - powerful mail merge util with a bunch of options for tailoring emails.
- QuickText[3] - keyboard shortcuts for common (template-able) replies - super useful if you are, say, monitoring a support mailbox and want to save a bunch of time with canned replies.

1. https://addons.thunderbird.net/en-us/thunderbird/addon/threa...
2. https://addons.thunderbird.net/en-us/thunderbird/addon/mail-...
3. https://addons.thunderbird.net/en-us/thunderbird/addon/quick...
This was bearing failure, it had nothing to do with the brakes and Trump hasn't been in office for over 2 years.
Seven https://wikipedia.org/wiki/International_System_of_Units

or four https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_units

or maybe two https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Geometrized_unit_system
RIP, it sounds so generic like IBM/Oracle cloud service
I think it's obvious. ChatGPT could be a precursor to a future AI that is more intelligent then humans.

I don't think this means skynet apocalypse. I think this means most people will be out of a job.

A lot of people on HN take a lot of pride in thinking they have some sort of superior programming skills that places them on the top end of the programming spectrum. ChatGPT represents the possibility that they can be beaten easily. That their skills are entirely useless and generic in a world dominated by AI programmers.

It truly is a realistic possibility that AI can take over programming jobs in the future, no one can deny this. Does one plan for that future? Or do they live in denial? Most people choose to live in denial, because that AI inflection point happened so quickly that we can't adapt to the paradigm shift.

The human brain would rather shape logic and reality to fit an existing habit and lifestyle rather then acknowledge the cold hard truth. We saw it with global warming and oil execs and we're seeing it with programmers and AI.
Linode was maybe well known 5-10 years ago but I haven’t heard that name spoken in a long time

Linode hasn’t put themselves out there like other companies. For example, Digital Ocean has all those tutorials that show up in results. Vercel is linked to a hit framework (Next.js). Heroku was a darling linked to Ruby’s community and rode a wave of popularity.

Linode just has… existed for people specifically looking for virtual machines. That’s not a lot of people, relatively
Love it! Been hearing the pains for years.
> they either don't understand the 1st Amendment or just don't care about it

I figure they know it is unconstitutional and will be overturned by the courts, but they will still get brownie points from their supporters for trying.
Thanks for the response. A bit too spendy for an early stage (bootstrapped!) product. For comparison Linode charges $100USD/month per VPS.
I've seen a lot of people making fun of it on Twitter
Tell that to the people in China, Thailand and elsewhere that collect it:

https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-health-coronavirus-thaila...

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3739538/

https://www.hindawi.com/journals/ijecol/2020/9872532/

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-022-31860-w

https://www.alibaba.com/countrysearch/CN/bat-guano-fertilize...
Funny enough, the amount of bots in my inbox went up by like 500% as soon as this launched. Weird how that works.

Also, now it’s easier to take screenshots.

Why was this a good idea? Who asked for this?
They fly at 7 km/s.
Tinygrad in shambles
Capitalism only works in theory. While it might sound good in principle, the realities of human nature make it impractical as a way to organize an economic system.
Yes, it has a straightforward concept of /api/* endpoints that can be leveraged for any type of backend.
What’s an example of a country you think is well run?
I understand why Wolfram has been writing a lot lately about ChatGPT; this article is a good backgrounder.

Reading the examples, I am almost sorry that I quit my yearly subscription to Wolfram Desktop a few months ago. I really liked WD a lot, but I only had time to play with it once or twice a month and it is expensive for minimal use.

A little off topic, sorry, but I now have access to Microsoft’s ChatGPT + Bing search service. I am amazed at how many little things that annoyed me about ChatGPT are effectively “worked around” in the new combined search service. When the Chat Mode is active, it shows what realtime web searches are made to gather context data for ChatGPT to operate on.

Because Microsoft’s ChatGPT + Bing search service is so well engineered, I think that Google has an uphill battle to release something better.

When Wolfram started writing about GPT-3 and ChatGPT, I wondered if the Wolfram products would be somehow integrated with it, but now I think he is just intellectually curious.
That doesn't suggest any competence in AI. In contrast, compare to the work that has come directly out of both Google and Meta.
Waiting for Cloudflare to buy it and restore its name.
NPM statistics are easily gamed https://dev.to/andyrichardsonn/how-i-exploited-npm-downloads...

I don't doubt there are a lot of insignificant packages being used, again especially by beginners, I just don't buy it's to that scale
This is not a forum for debate on what constitutes rational and irrational policy.

However If you want to discuss the technicals of whether certain laws are correct or incorrect, please feel free to do so.

Instead, what is being discussed in your post is akin to chiding. Example: “The lawmakers have low quality education and therefore have insensible laws.” By using labels and stereotypes and creating logical arguments that are often fallacious, it leads to head spinning debate.

I will not further this discussion simply because too many logical fallacies exist.
Linode was my first VPS provider in 2004 or 2005, it had a special part in my heart.

I'm a bit sad Linode is gone, but for what it's worth, thanks Linode.
I was running websites for clients on Linode like 10 years ago. I have to check, but I’m almost certain DigitalOcean didn’t even exist back then. Linode has been in the game for a very long time.

Edit: I just checked. DigitalOcean launched their beta product in 2012. I think it took another couple years before developers started to really take them seriously.
Slicehost on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4840718
Look up Aegis and see how many companies use the Greek word for shield. Sometimes a name is the last thing you actually want to be dealing with when starting a company.
Yes (https://nextjs.org/docs/api-routes/introduction); you can even have libraries and frameworks that use API routes as a target.
You can also print the page to a PDF. In the share menu, pick Print. In the print options dialog do the pinch to zoom motion on one of the thumbnails and this will give you a big preview that you can save as PDF (again through the share menu).
Sure thing buddy. Nothing to see here....
That would make an awesome Raspberry Pi case.
Funny, I expected this to happen first in the US.
Spending too much of my life trading my time for wages; working to help someone else fulfill their dreams, instead of focusing on me fulfilling my dreams.
I mean nationalization. As the world economy fractures and countries take more control over their supply chains nationalization of industry will take place. China does it all the time. Russia is planning on doing it. The US is talking about doing it (and has to some extent) to combat China's influence domestically.

It's going to increase dramatically all over the world, deglobalization means supply chains are a security concern as much as if not more than an economic concern now.
linode was a very kown hosting provider some time ago, along with hostgator, dreamhost, etc, when everyone was using cPanel and php lol
That applies to the voters, not the legislators. The legislators been around the block, they have lawyers, they have mentors, they have consultants, they have lobbyists. With the exception of the few loons who inevitably get voted in here and there, the careerists know exactly how something like this plays out.

Voters are presumably striving to protect children and want their legislators to do something. These legislators are in no position to do anything. But they can play pretend and only make the problem a little worse as they do. In politics, that's a win.

But it's not a "concern for rising generations".