skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I agree with that but I have once or twice recommended to some ladies who are stuck in menial jobs that they think about nursing. It seems like a menial job that at least pays decently, but really it seems like an entry level into the medical profession; I work with a (I suppose former) nurse who hasn't touched a patient in decades but helps document and manage medical software that my team develops. I'd imagine drug reps and tons of other weird medical niches open up from there. And NPs/PAs also seem reasonable. At least it's not what others are saying here about how tradespeople are expected to open up their own businesses to advance their careers.
Personally, I like both. I like riding a lot but I also take a lot of enjoyment from cleaning and tuning my bikes. It's meditative!
An easily-verifiable garbage-generation resource!
1. It's much easier to debug concurrency issues when you use SPs, but much harder to debug anything else.
2. At some point you will want to move some of your data into another system, and will have to pull the logic out into the application layer.
3. PL/pgSQL (or any other imperative SQL extension) isn't something you can find lots of devs on the market for.
4. Upgrades and rollbacks are much more painful and require downtime.

My team wrote a few critically important pieces of software that are running on Oracle, and here's why we did this:

1. Concurrency issues were the biggest pain point that we tried to avoid. We still had to fix a lot of bugs in the logic itself, and debugging them without unit tests was painful
2. We were tightly integrated with another system written in PL/SQL. When we started on v2, an independent solution, I moved almost all logic out of the database except for the critical synchronization logic.
3. We had a veteran team of PL/SQL devs in house. We still needed to get a subcontractor that wrote the API layer in Java, something PL/SQL isn't suited for at all.
4. Upgrades and rollbacks were a pain, especially after we had to move to a 24x7 SLA that left us with no upgrade window. Oracle has edition-based redefinition, but Postgres doesn't.
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THat's shocking, tbh.
The Old (2018)
> I think Xerox has been trying to unload PARC for a while

I wonder why some corporations don't see the value of R&D, or even "incidental" R&D, when you develop something revolutionary while you work on something profitable.
“There was a time that computer sound wasn’t guaranteed”
Huh I had no idea lsof could be used like that. I've always used netstat to find what process was using a given port.
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https://archive.is/XTm5v
I think you can use this to rationalize every shitty practice as long as it gets you customers.

I'm not annoying: I'm annoyed by these annoying practices.
I use to do these things.

I have found though that the success can be wildly different depending on how actively I try to lead my own thoughts in certain directions.

For example, I use to try to think through:

- Have I seen a similar problem in a different context

- What is the way to solve it in that different context

- Is there some simple step that can improve my knowledge of the area

- Are there some simple steps of preparations that I can take now, that will save me time once I have figured out a solution

Etc.
See SO_REUSEPORT in 'man 7 socket'

If, for example, you run nginx in a default configuration, you'll notice both the master and worker processes will have an fd bound to the same port (port 80 or whatever), so it's also not exactly unusual.

Even without SO_REUSEPORT, you can have multiple things on one port if you have multiple IPs, like something listening on "127.0.0.1:80", and a different process listening on "192.168.1.10:80"
Wow thanks for this!! Exactly what I was looking for since I got the TV. No way I‘m paying for wallpapers on my tv…
Given the contents:

1. VECTORS
2. FORCES
3. OSCILLATION
4. PARTICLE SYSTEMS
5. PHYSICS LIBRARIES
6. AUTONOMOUS AGENTS
7. CELLULAR AUTOMATA
8. FRACTALS
9. THE EVOLUTION OF CODE
10. NEURAL NETWORKS

a title "The Code of Nature" would also seem appropriate...
Great book. I got inspired by this book and the other one (https://www.cim.mcgill.ca/~clark/nordmodularbook/nm_algorith...) last year and made an logistic map function random notes example for the music programming language I created:

https://glicol.org/demo#chaos
It's probably the lower cost of earthbound solar and batteries that are the bigger factor in updating the feasability, trending in the opposite direction.
Good stuff. But this feels like it's focused towards users running pg?
Just remember the letters are in alphabetical order.
Having a huge market share by itself is not a problem. If you just make a hugely popular product that more people buy without coercion or exploitation, that's fine. It's just people making that choice, and they are free to do so.

What that does do is create an increased onus on the company holding that position not to abuse it. So that kicks the can down the road to disagreements about what constitutes abuse, but just being popular isn't a crime. You'd need to demonstrate actual harm to consumers.

In the case of search, the web search market and the mobile phone market are two different markets. You can't constrain Google from doing commercial deals with other companies in different markets, just because it's search product is hugely popular. Again you'd have to demonstrate harm to consumers.

I'm not saying there isn't any harm, just this is the situation. Only once we have the issue properly framed can we discuss whether there's harm.
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When watching the history of how the idea of dark matter came to be, I do not understand how they jumped directly to matter being the solution to the gravitational oddities that were noticed.

So here goes the story as I recall. A scientist noticed the galaxies spinning faster than they would have expected for the amount of gravity produced by the expected matter in that galaxy. The galaxies are spinning in a more uniform way throughout... aka the outside of the spiral galaxy is spinning faster than expected. Immediately I see this as being a gravitational issue. Maybe gravity works in ways we do not understand at this level. But instead scientists jump directly to "there must be matter here that we can't see".

My question is, has the marketing of the phrase "dark matter" got ahead of the actual problem and has stuck and really is a synonym to "strange gravity issues we are seeing" or have we really jumped to matter being the culprit without taking a look at gravity behaving in unexpected ways? Is the issue matter or gravity, and if it is matter, why does the story of dark matter jump from fast spinning galaxies directly to "missing matter" without a detailed explanation of why it must be matter, and not gravity acting strange?
In other words, all of those activities can be commoditized, and there will be 0 benefit to have each of those things (it will just be table stakes).

That's a practical way of seeing it, as opposed to "ChatGPT will give me a leg up the competition" as if everybody else wont also have access to it.
> Unfortunately, anti-trust law seems to only be concerned with monopolies, and totally ignores duopolies and oligopolies

No.

Anti-trust law is all about the nature of the competition not the number of participants.

If the market simply isn't functioning they can and have intervened.
Surely I can also talk about aircraft design or Sanskrit, but nobody will pay attention or base their opinions on that, right?
I think I’m this is a commonly stated fact, but I don’t find it particularly true. Like any other technology, you just need to put in some initial effort to set up your test framework. In the case of PostgreSQL, pgTAP does a great job.
At least in glibc, the printf family is much slower than strcpy. It is a huge performance penalty if string copy is frequent (e.g. when you incrementally write to a large string buffer).
The Eve Theory of Consciousness proposed that consciousness is recent, women were self-aware first, and agriculture was the result.

Any biologists or anthropologists care to chime in on whether that's obviously wrong or not? The author's self-described background is engineering so I find some of his more outlandish claims about human development suspect.
See e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Wallet#Supported_loyalty...

> These programs are conveyed through NFC via Apple Wallet's VAS protocol. Programs that support One Tap are conveyed at the same time as a payment card stored in Apple Wallet.
The better answer would be to add data types like SDS[0] to the standard library, and use them as ADTs (Abstract Data Types) [1].

Unfortunely WG14 has proven in 30 years of existence, that it isn't something that they care to fix, and while 3rd party solutions exist, without vocabulary types on the stardard library adoption will never take off.

[0] - https://github.com/antirez/sds

[1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abstract_data_type
Same and same. My most effective Motion pages are the big ugly bullet point lists to quickly jot down to-do tasks or grocery lists or writing ideas or albums I want to listen to; what makes it all work is the ability to offload my brain into an external source as quickly as possible (and retrieve it later when I need it).

Some of these really fancy setups look nice, but they strike me as adding too much friction to the whole process.
I am doing it mandated by my city.

Valencia, Spain, has tweaked the local bank holidays to have at least one bank holiday in 5 consecutive weeks.

I am in the 4th one and I love it. Less stressed, more rest. One more day to get more time with family and finish those home related tasks that are always postponed.
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Self-hosting also means you'll have to make sure it's up and secure at all times. I used to self-host a ton of things, but keeping a decent security posture has become so much effort it's just no longer feasible for me, and no longer fun, so I try to use SaaS with a good track record and a backup/export option for anything critical these days.
After reading it, it seems that LAION is merely doing the dirty work (going as far as intimidating the creators of the materials they use) so that other companies can utilize copyrighted material without taking too much risk. Not sure if this teacher is a hero...
Did anyone else notice that despite being “free” the cost of a yearly membership is about the same as a years worth of services from an auto shop (according to their price list).
For that kind of training, the body is the machine with which you can tinker.
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Except the library uses nightly features so to pull in newer versions, you have to be up to date with all the unstable compiler features.
Nothing that requires separate pointer and length will be safe, no matter how many times they keep going at it, unless it is backed by hardware memory tagging.
A lot of very mediocre people were getting pretty astounding money. Happens every cycle.
Ask HN: Is there anyone embedding ChatGPT in internal business tools?
If so, what are you doing?
Is it smart enough to query databases?
I've tried but it fails a bit short still
> The compiler has to validate that every function's execution ends with a valid return statement. This is literally the halting problem, impossible for the compiler to solve.

It is not the halting problem though. The compiler does not have to prove the return is ever reached. Just that the instruction pointer does not fall off the end of the function. Just check the branch targets one by one?
Thanks for pointing that! Will fix it today.
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That's not how making a claim in good faith works buddy.
Same as Amazon marketplace.

If you prove an idea is successful on a large platform, that idea gets used by the platform directly.
Good insight, thanks. The article title would be clearer with a reference to foraging or wild onions. It's not obvious at first that it's on Serious Eats.
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Crypto is a disease. It does not help undeveloped countries. Instead, crypto companies often target the poor because it's easier to scam the uneducated.
- they’ll gaslight you to make you feel like you’re not worth the shares
- they’ll give you work with an impossible timeline
- they’ll constantly monitor you
- they’ll hire other people to replace you
For (1) there is a parallel effort to add a gcc backend to the rustc frontend.
Makerust: Rust, but in a Makefile
Costco in the US only accepts Visa credit payments in store. And it looks line they do not accept American Express at all.

https://customerservice.costco.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/7...

https://discussions.apple.com/thread/8525509
> it involved hiding fragments of a split secret in a modified version of ADVENT. I solved it. Even when the board was fully opened, it was nowhere to be seen

Can you explain what this means? I don't understand, except for the split secret part.

Also: How did you do it?
> Klapka

I've known of "Three Men In A Boat" since childhood and it never occurred to me to ask what his middle name was, or that it might be this surprising.
That's why you have a set of dotfiles that you use as your base wherever you go. Store it at a url you know and as long as you have wget or curl it's 1 line away. Then you don't have to remember whatever the author decided to name the package.
(Heavy alias user. Why are funcions to be prefered over aliases ?)
if i remember, anendotally its said prostitution is the first profession, long before agriculture.

how does women being self aware and agriculture come together?
Automatic-API: softwares that turns your database into a REST/GraphQL API
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How To Solve It by George Pólya has some good ideas for mathematical problem solving you can apply to all kinds of problems.

As you get more experience solving problems (or failing to solve them, then seeing how someone else succeeds) you have more examples to draw from.

I find that describing the problem (writing it down), then trying to break it up into simpler problems, helps me figure things out. When I get stuck I have friends I can talk to and maybe get some ideas from.
XSS CVE in Snyk Advisor allowed making malicious packages look popular and legit
What really rebooted my photography is buying a high quality (well not even all that high, a used Pixma Pro 200) photo printer. There is something special about holding pictures printed on quality paper. They make great gifts (well if they are good!) They look different than on a screen.

I print (good) iphone photos without any retouching or correcting on photo 4x6 and they look great! Doing this without fiddling in lightroom is the closest I've gotten to the experience of film photography but with digital.
That is definitely the best approach in my opinion. Getting the things that help you enjoy the sport/hobby more.
Drumming, nice comfy stool (throne)
Skiing, custom fitted boots
Guitar, take it to a guitar tech so it plays easier
Gardening, good waterproof jacket and hat
The client seems to be very suseptible to I/O stalls and even randomly just locks up for a few seconds by itself every once in a while on my end for some reason. That in itself would be fine if it wouldn't also directly affect games launched through Steam.
For quite some time I was mostly using the lathe to make parts for milling machine, and milling machine to make parts for the lathe :)
Probably when binding a socket with SO_REUSEADDR or SO_REUSEPORT.
Works for dieting too. People hilariously underestimate how many calories they consume on a daily basis… until they have to record them all.
The fact that a powerful microwave beam shooting precisely from the orbit is also a weapon platform (if directed outside the receiver) might have played some role.
Why GCC -> who else if not GCC? LLVM and GCC are more or less only big system programming compiler frameworks that support multiple programming languages and many backends. GCC already has frontends for Objective-C, Fortran, Ada, D, Go and few more not just C++ and C. It's much easier to add N+1 language to compiler that already supports N languages, instead of adding second language to a compiler which currently supports one. Rest of the compilers are mostly using LLVM as backend, or are made for single language and probably don't have enough resource to support more than 3 CPU architecture, not even talking about second language frontend.

Can you name even one other compiler which would match those requirements? Only thing that comes to my mind is Borland, although I have no idea whether their compilers shared common backend or where they completely independent. I guess at some point Microsoft might have shared some of the parts for their .NET CLR langauges (Basic, C#, F# and managed C++/CLI ). While you could make a Rust frontend for .NET it would be somewhat pointless. Rust makes certain sacrifices in terms of ease of use, for the purpose of safe low level memory management. In a VM made for higher level garbage collected languages thats just unnecessarily complexity, without the benefits. After looking more I was also able to find thing called "Amsterdam compiler kit", but that seems more like academic exercise.

Why two separate projects -> Think of it as short term vs long term solutions. Ideally in long term the multiple implementations for programing language would be completely independent, but it takes more work. In short term it's easier to glue together existing Rust frontend with GCC backend, while still getting many of the benefits of having multiple programming language implementations.
It's like using a calculator on a math test. On some tests they're allowed, on others using one would be cheating.
robots.txt generally only addresses permission to crawl; not permission to reproduce the content.
You are sitting on a forum talking about not wanting to be on a forum talking about bikes. Very meta.
We should physically burn all the servers that ever held the information inside this repo and bury the remains inside a nuclear waste long-term storage.

I hate it. 10/10.
Can Chat GPT run? Is it legally possible? Like Kasporov vs deep blue.
> What that does do is create an increased onus on the company holding that position not to abuse it.

Power corrupts. That's an iron law.
aaand it's slashdotted
So as someone who's not very good at UNIX, knows that it has signals, subshell, what ls is, don't know of, know there's a manual and has invoked man many times and is interested in finding out...

How would I use man to find that lsof exists so that I could come up with the incantation mentioned in OP? I tried "man -k 'open'" but none of the answers returns lsof on my system. I checked that "man lsof" works as expected.
I'd say that complex numbers are the only ones that have physical significance. They are what's actually happens in the real world until we disturb it with experiment.
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It depends on the POS configuration/support of CDCVM (Consumer Device Cardholder Verification Method). If it doesn't support it, Apple Pay/Google Pay is just a regular EMV contactless card from the POS's perspective, so the regular limits apply.

On some POSes, you can get a hint of when the POS either doesn't understand CDCVM or isn't configured to verify it when you tap with Apple Pay/Google Wallet and you get back a "Cardholder Device Not Verified" on the receipt.

Obviously ultimately, even with CDCVM support, it's up to how things are configured, but in the UK at least, every single POS I've seen that returns "Cardholder Device Verified" will let transactions through the same way as if you did Chip+PIN.
I think after using so many of these organization apps, I used plaintext note taking apps, sublime text, trello, more structured note taking apps (evernote, Agenda for Mac, etc), Todo apps (so many of them, incl pomodoro style), then went back to trello and I think I'm staying there.
Each step took some part of a weekend; there were typically several months between each step

State: 1970s house weirdly full of pre-1970s outlets (probably using whatever the builder could get on the cheap). "Basement" bedrooms have AFCI that trips when using an 8 amp space heater. Circuit breaker is a generic "Fit any panel" model not specifically made for the panel. Outlets wired with a devil-may-care attitude where hot and neutral were both regarded as "makes sparks" and no outlets had grounds. Even though the branch is in a basement area and ends in a bathroom with an outlet right above a sink, there's no GFCI.

* replace all the outlets in the circuit, put GFCI outlet on first outlet in the circuit. (still tripped with space heater); GFCI doesn't trip except when tested.

* switch circuit to another AFCI circuit; fault follows circuit not circuit

* switch back to AFCI, open up boxes between last outlet and breaker and test with a test outlet off each box/junction I can find; can't make it trip; I did reuse the wire nuts; Fixed!)

many many months go by

* trips under load again

* get another AFCI breaker (15 instead of 20A; yes I downsized even though it was tripping -- I didn't think it was tripping from load and I wanted some buffer against the potential there were 14ga wires in the branch) and a bag of wago connectors (for another project). Replaced the breaker -- still randomly tripped but wasn't surprised. (I found an electric supply place only 20 minutes drive away that had the correct siemens breaker style, and finally had free time when they were open!)

* open up boxes (again) and replace wire nuts with left-over wago connectors from prior project. That fixed the problem.

Now -- the flaky junction was in a steel junction box, but that box was nailed into a rafter against the ceiling. Could it have caught fire? Maybe? It was a 20A circuit, with 12gauge wire. I'll say yeah, it could have started at least smoking if it'd been on a dumb breaker.
Looking at https://github.com/jkfran/killport/blob/3a43d037c08ab3aec730... , it will match on all four.
Yeah, to me it just feels like a shaky ride until everyone else realises they can do the same thing with zero cost.
> A lot of very mediocre people were getting pretty astounding money.

Good
Take down the number, expiration date and CVV number then make purchases online/over the phone.