skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Remembered to add the `2>&1` stderr>stdout output redirection:

ps wxa | grep <cmd> # or pgrep
strace -f -f -e trace=file <cmd> 2>&1 | grep -v '-1 ENOENT (No such file or directory)$'

Bash manual > 3. Basic Shell Features > 3.6 Redirections: https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/html_node/Redirecti...

In lieu of strace, IDK how fast `ls -al /proc/${pid}/fd/*` can be polled and logged in search of which config file it is; almost like `lsof -n`:

pid=$$ # this $SHELL's pid
help set; # help help
(set -B; cat /proc/"${pid}"/{cmdline,environ}) \
| tr '\0' $'\n'

(while 1; do echo \#$pid; ls -al /proc/${pid}/fd/*; done) | tee "file_handle_to_file_path.${pid}.log"
# Ctrl-C

It's good Configuration Management practice to wrap managed config with a preamble/postamble indicating at least that some code somewhere wrote that and may overwrite whatever a user might manually change it to (prior to the configuration management system copying over or re-templating the config file content, thus overwriting any manual modifications)

## < managed by config_mgmt_system_xyz (in path.to.module.callable) >
## </ managed>
Analysis of cancel culture amongst family and friends
What does entitlements mean? Servers?
More like putting utensils into a drawer, as far as I can see.
The commenters below seem to be missing the point entirely.

When interpreting a study like this, the results should not be taken to be to be reliable when applied to trans men, to intersex individuals, or to anyone that exists with other rare conditions.

A study dealing in averages cannot describe those edge cases by definition. That's why it's amusing to have it be pointed out, as it's self evident.
The first time I saw "Up" I came across it while channel flipping, and missed everything up to shortly before they encounter the bad guy. I had no idea what I was watching and it didn't even cross my mind that it could be a Pixar movie. My guess was that it was something from one of the studios that mostly does goofy kids TV animation trying their hand at a bigger budget TV movie.
It's essential to disable the "always on" cellular modems in these cars. They're always buried very deep but the antennas have to be near the surface. That's the best attack point.
Some people are born with only one arm. It is for this reason that we can no longer describe humans as having two arms. /s
Right, but they were not slaughtered because they were men, they were slaughtered because they were men from the opposing side.
I don't think it's that simple. The fact that women give birth, have periods, and have a hormonal cycle that has wide ranging impact upon their psyche and decision making processes also has probably had a major impact on most cultures trending patriarchal.
^^^ this is a really succinct explanation. I would just add that an embedding is an array/vector of numbers. Does not have to be floats although they are in practice.

The magic is creating the embedding, embeddings themselves are nothing special.
I also took the same path, got the tut-tuting.

It seems to me that it's only illogical in retrospect. I don't know that there's body and brain eating viruses ravaging Mars, or that souls have to be frozen to die, and I have to make a choice about this, or what any of that means. I make that decision with only the knowledge that I have to take a ticket to Mars and that my goal, throughout, is to "stay alive."
Put something like HAProxy in front of it and let it terminate TLS for you. GlowingBear runs under nginx (with a LE cert), connects to HAProxy(with a LE cert) which connects to WeeChat.
Can submarines swim? [1]

[1]: https://www.cs.utexas.edu/~EWD/ewd08xx/EWD898.PDF#page=3
Yikes. I was half expecting you to end that last sentence with a contemptuous "NERRRRRRRRRDS!!!"
Data explorer: how much college grads earn by major
And yet when people talk about negative ways to express and enforce feminitity, they never seem to use the phrase "toxic femininity".
> The fediverse doesn't need them

I 100% disagree. If the goal of the fediverse is to generally decentralize social networks, then this sort of thing is exactly what the fediverse needs to do in order to reach more people. On the other hand, if the fediverse wants to be a niche community that only lets the "right" people in, then they should come out and say so, and stop recommending Mastodon as an alternative to FB/Twitter.
When Ken Burns makes a home video of him tossing a ball with his son, no one gets confused about whether he's a professional ballplayer.
Learn from the past. Assassinating the dictator just creates a power vacuum that someone else fills. Look at Iraq. The US killed Osama Bin Laden. Then Al Qaeda. Now there’s ISUS and they control everything there. Figure out what will fill the power vacuum or you may do more harm than good.
Euler hacker teturned $200M in stolen crypto
You can drive to NYC and take the Adirondack to Montreal or the Maple Leaf to Toronto. These are both daily trains.
Sort of. If the collaborators hate each other it goes beyond what the article is talking about and I doubt any fruitful collaboration can happen in such an environment. The article is more about having people from opposing ideologies.
The integration exists entirely to give you easy access to a token. They can be received manually if you aren't allowed to add an integration. I grabbed one manually from work ~6 months ago and it still works after all this time.
Where does the last 2% of the water go?
Think of it as men = "people with y chromosome" varible setting, or a "People with y chromosome (hereinafter referred to as men)" in a contract.

The scientifically accurate way to describe the subject of the article is "people with y chromosome" but that is clunky to repeat so they want to designate a shorthand for it, while acknowledging that without proper definition the shorthand would be vague and not accurate description.

I'd think defining your terms clearly is perfectly suitable for a scientific journal.
I remember reading about space mining and the first target is ice to haul back to orbit for water. It was something I didn’t think about but makes sense because water is so heavy to get into orbit.
Had the exact same thought.
> The cleaner thought they were flipping the breaker on when they actually turned it off, according to a report filed by the RPI public safety staff afterward.

If, when it really matters, the actual & on-hand operating staff for $SYSTEM cannot understand even basics of the controls for $SYSTEM - then you're control UI is a complete failure, and you'll end up f*cked.

(Though given what was at risk - I also wonder why the controls were not behind padlocked plexiglass covers. And there was no remote monitoring system with 24x7 on-call staff. And...)
Discovery of Elusive 'Einstein' Tile Raises More Questions Than It Answers
I don't think it's insane at all, you raise a good point. There's a lot of H2O out there and it's a lot less energy to get it from ~the asteroid belt to Earth orbit than from Earth ground to orbit. Obviously we're not there yet from a technology or logistics standpoint, but I'm sure it's in humanity's future.
This is still not about your writing and shouldn't be at the top of the comments.

And its definetely NOT about programming, OR leadership.
If "parents" were the common audience making the critiques, I may agree. But parents don't tend to read much into a 5 second background prop of an NPC plot point, in my experience.
Hop WTR Review: What's in It?
To offer a counter opinion: I agree that it makes it difficult to read and serves no real purpose, but I actually kinda like it. It reminds me of the golden ages of the early net, when everybody had their own website, all with questionable but unique design choices.

I admit that the current sanitized, standardized net is probably better overall. It's certainly more accessible. But I do appreciate sites that make weird personal choices like this.
If you put something on your resume I assume that you’ll be able to defend it when pressed.

At the end of the day that’s all that matters. If it is a skill you have just list it, don’t fluff it up.
Jordan Peterson's focus on trans people/fat women instead of men's issues is hella distracting though
Its just bad tacky thing to do the author is trying to just make organized resumes and the skill gains for those who have figured it out have negligible talent. Those that can truly represent themselves without the crutches of this OP will easily shine through as a better hire. And in-fact if I see this template I am going to think the candidate is cheating.
Maybe in a society where leadership is based on challenges of physical strength (i.e. 1v1 combat for the right to rule). But that hasn’t been true of most cultures for millennia. It goes deeper than that.
Right, but not men as a whole class simply for being men. They were killed for being men from the opposing side (perhaps killing women and children was considered too barbaric, or women were considered useful for some reason). With the exception of your last example, where decimation was used as punishment for serious infractions, again not simply for being men.

I trust you can appreciate the distinction, if you think this through a little.
Temperature, or maybe different agents handling different requests? How can you be sure that this is their prompt and not a variation of it? ;)
If the regulators really knew what's best, wouldn't they push to reduce the overall frame size of vehicles, rather than allowing monster SUVs to take over the highways all over these United States?

I just watched a video where they lined up about a dozen small children sitting in front of an SUV, and the driver could not see any of them through the windshield.

If visibility is a problem, then personal cars are too large. It seems like a simple fix. Or we could throw wads of technology at the wall and see what sticks?
It all depends on how you train. WRT CTE/Concussions, I can't speak to that. No one I've trained with has had that issue, maybe that's more of an MMA thing - ie striking. If you go 100% full competition all the time and never want to tap out - then yes I would agree there is significant risk of injury. But that's true with any physical endeavor. If you instead train with the long run in mind, pick and choose your rolling partners, and tap out when you're not in a good situation then you can mitigate those risks quite successfully. Having weight trained, ran track and trained BJJ, I've had far more injuries in weight training + track despite having far more time on the mats than weight training and track by a very large margin. We're taught in my academy - you are accountable for your own safety. Just tap, come back another day. Fully understand and admit not all schools are the same.
This is from her book Daring Greatly by the way, in case anyone else was curious.
>First, I don't want to type <shift><semicolon><period><space><shift><1>
<h><enter>. I want to type at most two characters, because I do this a lot. I chose sx, but really any good <leader><foo> combination would be fine. Note they're both on the same hand; I had pretty bad rsi for a couple years and was typing almost exclusively with my left hand.

> Second, :. !sh eats the command. I want the command to remain in place in the buffer. Imagine you have a buffer full of useful commands that you use repeatedly with minor tweaks, and you use the output of those commands to write other bespoke commands, and so on.

map <leader>sx yyp:.!sh<CR>

> Third, :. !sh leaves you sitting above the result of the command. I rarely want to be there. I want to be positioned right after the result, on a new line, like my buffer is a shell-- I see the end of the result and can immediately begin typing the next command.

map <leader>sx o<ESC>mtkyyp:.!sh<CR>'t

HTH
* Every Final Fantasy for a long time had a different battle system.
- single-job characters, a jobs system, materia, guardian forces,
the weird tree thing from 10, the clothing system from 10-2,
the multi-crystal system from 13. Constant change!

* Every Diablo game thus far has had an entirely different skill tree style.
Heck, Diablo 2 and Diablo 2 v1.10 had meaningful changes to the skill tree.
Diablo 3 is a world different from D2 wrt the skill tree. The skill tree
in these games is a *major* part of the game experience and it has been
completely rewritten. I haven't played D1 in foreever, but I'm pretty sure
it handled all of this very, very differently, too!

New and integral is fine.
Often we hold on too long because we cannot accept that there will never be a "normal", healthy future for the relationship. Letting go, and cutting them off can be an expression of acceptance.

And it's important to accept those things we cannot change, lest they torment us.
I teach my son not cry.
I teach him how to conduct violence.
I teach him to treat people kindly, never equally.

We don't cry because we manage our emotions. We know words cannot physically harm us. If it's truth, acknowledge it. If it's a lie, it can be ignored and the liar pitied.

Teaching violence because it teaches respect, physical limits, and healthy lifestyle. We know how to be gentle because we are strong. We will kill bad guys. We will be good guys. Violence can lead to death. We love life and will protect it.

A child capable of this kind of violence needs to have their emotions in check. He gets hurt? Ask for a hug. Ask for advice how to win.

People aren't equal. We don't pretend. We don't go 100% against smaller or less trained. We don't expect everyone to behave as we do. We don't all value the same things. We can still be friends. We can ignore inequity. Sometimes we have more or can do more than others. We do not boast. Sometimes we have less. We do not whine or envy.

He is a man when he no longer has to obey me when he tells me he can be responsible for himself. Until then I get to discipline him and limit his freedom. We explore freedom along with the responsibility.

Life is harsh and wonderful.
This doesn't line up with my understanding of human nature. I never really got into pickup culture and have ended up incredibly lucky, so don't read any bitterness in this comment. The pickup game didn't come from nowhere. It culturally evolved because these techniques are extremely effective hacks on the human brain. There are elements of it that you can ethically utilize, but if you go all in on it, you are manipulating people to your own ends. This isn't a game some people play and some don't.
And see my reply to you :-).
I was literally just writing a comment about this. Good calls. It does have harmful effects, its just like a fake fake deep fake.
> and can lose access to at any moment

The risk detailed in the link you posted is regarding online storage. Notice it's talking about downloading files stored with Adobe. That's a very real risk, and I never advocated storing stuff online.

However, if Adobe really canceled everyone's subscriptions tomorrow, people would immediately mess with Photoshop enough to at least export their files to some other formats, if not outright keep using it. There isn't a genuine risk of "can lose access to at any moment" here.

However, I'll also note that the risk profiles are obviously different for different situations. An individual photographer that takes pictures of their family or nature is not going to be in the same boat as the employees of some company. Heck, if I was working for some big corporation that dealt with RAW files, I would probably immediately migrate to an open format for files moving forward. That doesn't imply the same thing makes sense for every individual. Same goes for corporate vs. individual backup schemes/security defenses/etc.
Pixel Dungeon and its forks are pretty good. I'm partial to Yet Another Pixel Dungeon myself.
Get this person a medal!
> Those who do well in this theater are not good employees, they are the ones who perform best in the current play.

This so succinctly captures my experiences in the last few decades, both at various corporate exploiters, and with customer/partners.

I spent many years in denial regarding my career/industry being so predicated on fluff.

Now I just look at it as a paycheck that enables what really matters. Good times with my family.
There are many cars where it's impossible from within the car to see certain places behind it without the rear camera, no matter how your mirrors are set.

I have never seen any car where it is possible. The entire rear section of the vehicle would have to be transparent and any passengers or cargo behind the driver would have to turn invisible when you went into reverse.
It's not necessarily obvious that the usage refers to sex, gender issues are fair game for nature as well. This also isn't a publication in nature, it's a PR/news release designed to be accessible.

The statement you are quoting first appears after a paragraph talking about lifestyle and not the first usage of the word which could create ambiguity. The article also does not make an explicit reference to "sex" or "gender" at any point.

> The issue is the political (mis/dis/ab)use of language in all contexts.

While there may be some truth to this statement, this article isn't a particularly striking example.
Yes, they were the wrong kind of men. Just as the Jews were the wrong kind of Germans.
I will steal this one.
Discovered for the entire rest of the world outside of that local community...
I think the issue is that men can clearly observe people in public these days, saying that they are men, when they are clearly not men, and are women, without ambiguity or any intersex condition. You are not able to say this to them without offense and thus... tension right?
Approaching the Infopocalypse
Except Docker is still doing pretty well, all things considered. The only real competition on the dev side was Podman, and it was only half-baked (as a full desktop replacement) when Docker had it's massive ecosystem changes.

There are a lot of good Linux distros out there. Even ones with commercial support.
Nobody says Europe discovered Australia. They talk about how Australia was discovered, in passive voice. And everybody knows what frame of reference you're supposed to be reading from.
> Not to mention a bogus DMCA takedown which has its own penalties.

Does it? It'd be nice if penalties happened more often to the groups that spam out DMCA takedowns.
Tips for Concurrent Programming
Defining unusual term is perfectly suitable for scientific journal. Men == people with y chromosome is something that has been used for thousands of year (in the context of scientific writing), and if you have to define it, you might as well define the term “define”.

In the context of this paper, no one is gonna ask “what do you mean by men” if you remove that disclaimer. Sure, another paper that discuss some social issues with men might have to clarify whether it is the y-chromosome men or all men, but this isn’t the case here
Definitely NOT scarce in Australia, though you won't find Tintin in Congo anywhere... in fact, even in the 1990s you couldn't find it.
I've got no problem helping those who ask for help. I don't see it as weakness.

Then tell me how I, someone who no longer struggles with the topic in question, that it's too tough and not worth trying and just wants to give excuses? Yeah. That's weakness.
I’m sorry, it’s not clear to me who you’re talking about
4% failure is much?
Miffy.
I have both an Analog Discovery 2 and a Rigol DS1054Z.

If I want to look at an easy to find waveform, I always use the AD2. Both because I can use it on battery power with a laptop and if I'm at my desk I get to use my large monitor. It's also great for doing data acquisition straight to the computer (e.g., to capture power usage over time).

I only use the Rigol when I need to do a lot of fiddling with knobs while debugging a circuit - it's hard to beat physical controls. I keep dreaming of a USB device with a handful of high quality knobs that integrates with Digilent's software. If Digilent sold something like that for a reasonable price, I'd sell my Rigol.
>If you disagree with the policies or the populace that is attracted to a particular instance block the instance. That doesn't work with something at this scale.

Ummm...Isn't that what TFA is all about? Blocking bad actor instances? Or are you asserting that "What if each ad has its own user ID and is returned inline with any remote query for content? What if they take it a step further and inject ads using desired user's own IDs to show them when you follow your grandmother's content who would be very difficult to move off FB?" are the actions of a good citizen of the Fediverse?

I'd say those would be the actions of a profoundly bad actor who shouldn't be allowed to interact with my fediverse instance.

>If you disagree with the policies or the populace that is attracted to a particular instance block the instance. That doesn't work with something at this scale.

I'm not sure why you don't think blocking would be workable. You can block hosts and entire IP ranges in admin UIs for AP instances, or you can just block all of Meta's AS'[0] at the network level. How is that unworkable?

>I don't agree with instances proactively blocking Meta before they've shown their true colors, but I also don't think they're wrong. I just think we should let the monsters take off their mask and allow the social consequences to come when the blocks happen for a good reason.

I don't necessarily disagree, but given Meta's past disrespect for their product (that'd be you, by the way), it's not surprising that many folks don't want anything to do with them -- before or after they show their true colors.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autonomous_system_%28Internet%...
Instead of attempting to change ALL tools to accept a config file in a non-standard location which is never going to happen, and will just lead to having files in both locations, just recode the file browsers to optionally display config files under a virtual directory. There’s surely fewer file browsers than tools.
Have no empathy? I literally struggled with my weight for the first 25 years of my life. Then I realized that companies sell us nutritionally devoid Frankenfood that is manufactured in a lab to make you overeat and I stopped eating that crap. That’s 90%+ of food in a supermarket. Add in some daily exercise and you’re golden.
I don't agree, especially if those 4% are systems you disproportionately don't care about.
Reminds me of a quote

“The society that separates its scholars from its warriors will have its thinking done by cowards and its fighting by fools.” — Thucydides
Surprised there hasn’t been a well-received HN post on Roc-lang. It looks really interesting.
Reminds me of Steve Jobs unveiling the first iPhone. He mentioned it doesn’t need a stylus, but something all of us are born with!
Yup, especially for cell phones. Pretty much any time in on Verizon or att in assigned an ipv6 addr
To me this is a rough implementation of Lakatos’ Research Programmes solution to the demarcation problem.

The next step is to track each adversaries progress over time and determine which group’s theories predict outcomes vs adding new auxiliary hypothesis to explain discrepancies.

This could help improve problems with pseudoscience and skepticism of scientific institutes: let all quacks collaborate by adding their programme to be comparison. Their lack of progress should then be simple enough for laymen to follow, and make it obvious that their theories have no predictive power.

Same goes with fraud: you are less likely to fabricate data if it is being publically compared to numerous other teams that have different biases.
Um, two groups of men fighting each other? But for territory / political reasons, not because 'kill all men'
Probably for the same reasons that most research institutions continue to exist after a researcher commits major academic fraud.