skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I didn’t suggest anyone get out of anything. I was merely pointing out it’s easier to be insular in the age of the smartphone. And this isn’t just a passing observation. Studies on many facets of social health show declines since smartphones have been adopted.
My sqlite-utils tool can pipe JSON directly into a SQLite table, creating a table with the right schema if it doesn't exist yet: https://sqlite-utils.datasette.io/en/stable/cli.html#inserti...
Taiwan absolutely does not call itself China. At best the government that holds sovereignty in Taiwan is called the Republic of China, and yet daily everyone calls the country itself "Taiwan," and in fact even the passports were recently changed to say "Taiwan" in enormous letters to remove any confusion about what the people want. The government would change its name to also be Taiwan, or maybe Republic of Taiwan or something like that, but it can't do so without changing the constitution, which Xi Jinping has threatened to invade immediately if this occurs.

So it's both incorrect and disingenuous to say "Taiwan calls itself China."
Not bad except for visual studio devcontainers. Absolutely gross solution to a problem I've never faced in over a decade of professional development. I can see docker in some cases (rarely) for C programming. But devcontainers? That's like reaching around your head to touch your nose. I know plenty of people that use them and every time I watch them to try to glean some insight I am left more confused than I started. It seems so stilted. I always get "its a better experience!" but never any explanation why. Like everyone who uses them watched the same Microsoft sponsored youtube video selling them.

None of this solves C's only REAL problem (in my opinion) which is the lack of dependency management. Most everything else can be done with a makefile and a half decent editor. No need to step up into vscode if you don't want to. Clang LSPs are basically everywhere and just fine.
Are you asserting that Terraform would be as widely adopted if the third party authored TF providers didn’t exist?
What is your earliest childhood memory about that? ;)
Riser or plenum rated cables are required by code if you go between floors, except in plenum rated conduit. Conduit is usually more expensive though.

Non rated cable more easily catches fire and makes a lot of smoke. Plenum rated cable is about twice the price, but ethernet is pretty cheap for a single home.
Check out the 'complications' section - there are a bunch of additional features you can add - moon phase, timers, TOTP Generator, invaders game and more. https://www.sensorwatch.net/docs/watchfaces/complication/
Surely 98% of the people who use Speedtest.net don't understand that though...
I don’t need a citation other than the fact that they share the common root word, and that people with common sense, which we would hope to be on the Supreme Court, see the argument that I’ve made is perfectly logical. I don’t need freaking precedence. I’m setting the precedence right now by giving a better logical argument than anybody else apparently ever has
Ah yes, I forgot about all of those “meme” studies of youth mental health showing a marked decline during the 1950s like we see today with studies that analyze mental health after the introduction of the smartphone.
Fly.io was built off of nomad for a while. That wouldn’t be allowed in this new world.
> Just because it's legal doesn't change what it is.

Purely opinion. It is well-acknowledged that authors build off ideas they have experienced. Tolkien was a brilliant and inspiring writer who inspired many other writers.

That's how it works. Humans take in ideas, add some twists, and share them.
My concern is that they are logging traffic and will retroactively enforce new laws. This is concerning for someone born in an Islamic country and having lived in China (both somewhat enemies of the UK occasionally - I don’t actually know if there is/will be discrimination). Better safe than sorry.
I've found the trick for that kind of thing is to write automated tests for it - I sometimes write a set of pytest tests to exercise complex SQLite queries

Gives me way more confidence in them, and means I can change them later and feel confident I haven't broken them.
The Amiga programmer didn't have Google and stack overflow, they likely were more proficient than most modern devs even as a teenager based on my experience as a kid who read the Amiga rom kernel manuals cover to cover.
> I don't think I'll do that though plus I don't have a metal bit sharp enough.

You don't need a special bit for this. Most of a hard drive is made of soft aluminum; a standard drill bit will go right through it.
Moving 50k lines of code to React Server Components
>Most other places re-assess all property values on an ongoing basis and charge you accordingly

Those reassessments are based on market activity over the preceding year. Property changing hands without actually being a real estate transaction does not generate market data for the assessors to use
Upvote if you remember watching the curbstomp that was Thresh vs Billox.
Would terraform have been successful without the ecosystem of providers provided by third parties, and many, many external contributions to providers they do manage?
Thanks! We debated what the right decision was in the beginning but are glad to have settled on Apache.
They call it 中國 "Middle Country," or "Middle State" or "Middle Kingdom," (bear in mind that the meaning 國 "guo" has changed over time) the name for the territory and empires encompassing basically the current territory of the PRC since the Western Zhou dynasty.

Under no circumstances is Taiwan every seriously referred to as "China," not even "Republic of China," the official name in the constitution, is really used anymore. The passports now prominently say "Taiwan," and polling indicates that "Chinese" identity in Taiwan is dying swiftly with the settler colonialist KMT.

The sibling comment may be referring to political discussions between politicians, especially when talking with PRC officials. I'm not sure, I've almost never heard those terms used except by really weird super-KMT taxi drivers.

The parent comment that "Taiwan calls itself China" is simply incorrect, and the government mentioned, in the 70s, was a KMT totalitarian government that's been essentially overthrown as of the 90s.

It's a pointed issue that you'll often find heated responses from because Taiwan, for basically the first time in its history as a globally participant nation, is finally getting to establish its own identity, separate from the Dutch, the Qing, the Japanese, and the ROC/KMT settler-colonialists. There's great fear that the CPC, having failed to win a culture war here with han chauvinism / han supremacy, will simply resort to violence to imperialise the nation.
A virtual filesystem locking surprise
No plot or progression and just endless shooting? That's almost some kind of meditation for me and other people.

Both the resurgence of "boomer shooters" (at least in PC) and by extension the recent remastering of both Q1/Q2 indicates an existing target group for these kind of games.

Point taken that younger players may see no fun or meaning in games like this, but modern gamer <> young gamer.
HN caused Kleene star to be escaped.

x=https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id
links -dump $x=37073927|sed -n '6,104{s/.\{8\}//p;}' > 078.l
links -dump $x=37073923|sed -n '5,84{s/.\{8\}//p;}' >> 078.l
flex -8Crf 078.l
cc -O3 -std=c89 -W -Wall -pedantic -pipe lex.yy.c -static -o yy078
strip -s yy078

Lines in 078.l that must not be indented: 17,18,20,21,42,45,48,58,90,106,123,132,160,161

All other lines must be indented.
I don’t know. I started this route and then quickly switched to only dipping into nf-core when they had actual prior art.

The interplay of nf and groovy (how I wish they hadn’t used groovy!) can be mind bending but if you’re writing your own thkng you have a different optimization model than nf-core that is trying to be one size fits all
Winter freezing conditions seem like that could suck out any potential ROI. In freezing temperatures, you would need to drain the system and/or add a heating element to ensure the water does not freeze and burst the outdoor pipes. Warming water in freezing conditions is going to be energy intensive. Maybe you could get away with some anti-freeze additive to lower the threshold point.
>If you are going to do this, it needs to be paired with price controls on rental housing. Otherwise the expense is passed on and becomes a de facto regressive tax on (usually poor) renters.

I would expect a jurisdiction progressive enough to have a scheme as previously described to also probably have rental price controls/subsidies/etc to assist with high rents. That said, the market price for a rental will be what it is. Landlords charge exorbitant rents because people pay them.

If the landlords' taxes cause their cost basis to be too high to make the rent hit the market, the landlords will get out of the market. Which is kind of the whole goal.
Hashicorp has a billion dollars in the bank and is growing 48% YoY, so they aren’t in danger of failing. They may be in danger of not justifying their $5 billion valuation.
I still think your question is reasonable. Even when someone is doing something for joy, there's usually a spark - an essence to it. There's usually an initial motivation that sent them down the rabbit hole, and it's interesting to hear what it was.
Sounds like you have a handy script to paste here... :)
I think they would have to add USB-C to old phones based on the EU ruling. As per the ruling, all phones sold after a specific date need to have USB-C based charging. Since Apple usually sells one current model + 2 older models, they will all need to have USB-C based charging. Thus Apple will need to modify them to add USB-C charging.
West Virginia University recommends ending math graduate programs
I installed Applite but it didn't automatically pick up already installed brew apps (as shown by "brew list").

I don't really want to install/reinstall them manually.
Has anyone who has used Applite got any suggestions?
I didn't mean to imply that one substitutes for the other. I meant literally that having friends, with or without therapy, is expensive
I feel like groovy pushes towards the worst of both worlds between an internal dsl and external dsl. It’s an internal dsl so you get the language but oh man groovy sucks
The 60 year history of Credit Cards
Oh, no animosity or hard feelings intended!

To be clear I'm not trying to imply your participation is an attack, I just meant that in the general sense in the modern world it's something we have to consider, people overreact to everything.

I mean, you yourself think I am overreacting -- perhaps we all are, but whatever the case, it's definitely on many of our minds in many of our interactions, I think.

After all, when I tried to discuss wealth and human merit, at least 3 people (me and you and the original reply) got into a discussion about something totally unrelated: uninclusive word choices.

Maybe I should learn to say "people" instead of "men", maybe I should say "denylist" instead of "blacklist", maybe I should say "differently abled" instead of "disabled", but the list is very long, changes by the day, and is sometimes an extreme niche of offense that no-one is aware of.

At the end of the day, I can try, but people will still get offended by something, so I think the friendlier, more productive option is to assume that people have good intentions, which is what I think my original comment was:

You can be worthy without being wealthy.
I remember in one if Carmack's last Quakecon keynotes, after the acquisition, he was talking about future source code releases. He didn't say anything definitive, but he did tell a story where he spoke with a Zenimax lawyer, and they told him how important the GPL releases were.
Quite clearly? That is extremely vague and leaves up to Hashicorp’s interpretation and could change as Hashicorp’s portfolio expands.
My mom went through a lot of health problems starting when I was in 7th grade. my dad was working 28 days a month to keep the family afloat and I was the oldest kid so a lot of responsibilities fell to me. Fortunately, my advanced math teacher was also the middle school drama teacher. She got me into the drama and improv clubs and it gave me an outlet to deal with my emotions in a healthy way.

I was glad I could return the favor and bring her onstage as my most influential teacher at high school graduation, especially since she was a tough teacher who most students at that age were disinclined to like.
My grandparents too spent a lot of time with neighbors and family members doing all sorts of activities.

Every afternoon my grandma played parchís (a Spanish board game) with her neighbors and my aunts. During the winter they instead would knit together.
"accurate" is for me the speed I have on average throughout the day no matter what endpoint and not the max througput.
If I'm doing a speedtest, most of the time I just want to know if I'm now downloading file $x from $y what download duration can I expect.

Downloading packages with $PACKAGE_MANAGER, downloading files from $CLOUD_STORAGE, downloading videos from youtube, downloading linux ISOs, receiving files through $INSTANT_MESSENGER, ... they all are very close to the speed I get with fast.com.
what example niche?
Its not a few seconds. The difference between high and low heat can easily exceed 1-1.5 minutes for gas vs typical electric most people have.

This makes cooking very difficult. When you turn down the knob from high to low, the element continues to cook your food at high to medium heat for another minute. This can burn or overcook your food. The converse of turning the knob from low to high is less bad, but can still be quite problematic.
Yea, schools today don't encourage kids to screw around with computers.
I've been fascinated by home labbing for a while now, and maintain something with comical simplicity.

ESXI 8.0.1 worked out of the box with the 7090 I was given.

I'm migrating it from 6.7u3, which is running in 14 year old hardware (injecting the drivers was easy btw - finding the drivers was difficult).

ESXi is not managed with vCenter, it's a standalone host. I'm hosting a handful of VM's that do everything I need.

Critical items are never sorted solely on the server; they're stored on three remote sources, with integrity checks , and mock restorations.

Fortigate 140d PoE, which handles a phone system and all of the PoE I need.

Backups are simple. No RAID, again, critical stuff is not solely on the server.

I use enterprise disks, and SMART - I'll get a notification with ntfy if something gets wonky.

Server is consuming 60-160w. 16gb of RAM, non ECC, 5th gen i5, 12TB of storage.

Homebridge, home assistant, scrypted, Asterisk, Samba, Timemachine backups (all containers configured with compose, checked into Git) windows 10 and 7 VM's

All of the hardware is second hand, with exception to the disks. Ambient in the closet is 29, no dedicated cooling.

UPS with cyberpower.

Glad to see you're using solar, and that your hardware too is used. When I worked in the industry they'd toss stuff I could never afford...

FWIW: Proxmox seemed like something new to learn entirely, ESXi seemed similar for me; I don't mind the RAID stance, or the licensing...
Interesting, thank you for the correction.

I really remembered the BEA acquisition as the prior event.
Does it delegate to the homebrew CLI or is it a full reimplementation?
Someone should fork and maintain Vagrant with an MPL open source license:

https://github.com/hashicorp/vagrant
Would I? The amiga setup sounds totally fine to me. Aside from old HVAC equipment potentially wasting a lot of energy, I see nothing wrong with using a 40 year old computer to control everything.
Did you know launches moved to HTTPS://www.Y Combinator.com/launches
You know, I don’t share your antipathy toward the Islamic conquests of Europe in the least, but your response indicates to me that the angle taken by the author (which reeks of the kind of cultural self-flagellation that is en vogue these days) could do less to “challenge Islamophobia” as the press release says, than it can to embolden it or at least disturb people who would have otherwise benefited from the history without being force-fed a narrative that could be expressed differently (I’m not accusing you of Islamophobia, by the way).

My knee-jerk impression is that this book is using Islamic history as a pawn in today’s “culture wars”. It will enlighten few, and serve as material for the in-group who is most likely to purchase it to pontificate over at cocktail parties.
It was 25 years ago this fall that I got a job in the IT department of my university and my boss gave me the perl and vi O'Reilly books so I could start programming on the unix servers. Like you, I've used it (and vim) every day of my career since then.
Serious question: do we still install lead pipes anywhere? If no, when would be the threshold year where installation started to drop off for various reasons? I have heard that pex plumbing has taken over, but I have no idea if that is only for residential, but commercial use is something else entirely.
This nomenclature was often used in licensed Quake codebases to indicate places where a vendor would put their own Mission Pack-specific alterations into the code. I guess they just 'up-merged' the modified code to the main id source when they were done, or perhaps the changes were done by id on behalf of them?

I believe there were similar bits in the Quake 1 source, e.g. for Scourge of Armagon (Mission Pack No. 1) you would see things like '// HIPNOTIC'.
It's pretty easy, but also unnecessary when everyone uses VoIP and fiber is cheaper per ft than copper
My point is that the payoff for friendships is dubious to me.

5 people answered with a belittling tone, and I certainly don't feel any more inspired to befriend them. It makes you think.
Given YC seldom invests in solo founders that equity stake just hurt I imagine
Ack, are you sure "some movement on making Google Docs better"... Google Docs is miles better than o365's alternatives. Holy cow is Microsoft's attempt laggy, bloated and a pain to have to use.
Mitchell isn’t in leadership at hashicorp any more, for some time, and has said so many times. No need to insult a person who has done a ton.
If your code is using a version of GCC that's many years old, then the compiler will have changed sufficiently that code can break.
Just drain them in the fall. It’s not like you need to wait till the last minute.

With irrigation it can be kinda tricky to judge when to blow them out. But with this? Just when you’re averaging temperatures of 10-15, blow the pipes out.
Haha, no. Some high end housing uses clay or tile, but the vast vast majority of roofs in California are Asphalt shingle.

[https://kelly-roofing.com/what-roof-styles-are-popular-in-ca...]
Rivians’ Tires Are Wearing Out in as Little as 6k Miles. Here’s Why
I thought zig was removing 'zig cc' support?
Happened to have worked with an API security product for a while that was sitting in front of a lot of large brands. One retailer that had APIs constantly under attack from bot and organized crime invested a lot of time and money into remapping their old rest API such that they could better protect the pieces of it in different ways.

Then, out of the blue, we learned they were moving everything to GraphQL because they had done cost analysis on how many fewer calls they'd need to make, creating efficiency gains of over 50% of all session transactions. What they failed to take into account was that all of the time and money invested in the prior methods to protect really relied on the structures of their REST schema. Now everything would need to build back up and many of the security introspection gates were within the chaining of the REST calls which could no longer happen.
People are being really hard on you, but there is truth and probably painful experience in this statement.

1) Your friends may have begun to make and spend more money than you, and you cannot participate in their activities. Many people here will say “just find new friends” not realizing how different their ages, lives and skillsets may be from yours. You only have to say no a few times before you are left out. You might even feel bad every time you turn them down.

2) You may be overburdened with work to the point where your most meaningful social connections are at work. Especially if this is a startup, if you take the night off to go drinking you might not deliver on a critical contract which may cause your work friends, who may have in the interim become your only friends, as well as you, to no longer have a place of employment.

Whatever it is I’m sorry you are going through this.
Yes. I lived in China and that’s how I accessed the internet when my VPN got blocked. They block the port if you connect to it for too long though. Then you will no longer have ssh access to your server without a vpn.
Doesn't this bill have several "exemptions" for the powerful and well-connected people or certain professions?
Any more insight on Bookface?

How is it different from zoominfo
I saw a therapist for several years and it was very valuable, so I'm not knocking therapy. Specifically I chose to see a psychiatrist who was well versed in talk therapy, not just drugs, because I think this stuff should be approached as evidence based, medical in nature, and administered by a doctor.

However, one takeaway for me was that when it comes to talk therapy, some of it is evidence-based, scientific, and backed by high quality studies, however most of what's out there is not. Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) has good evidence of efficacy and so do maybe a few other techniques - Googling "evidence based therapy" is a good way to start going down the rabbit hole. It's not that hard to learn how to do CBT, at first with a professional, and eventually on your own.

Once you progress past the evidence-based stuff, IMHO you're basically just talking to a (hopefully) wise friend who you trust, which is great and might work similar to placebo, but also $200/hr and has the potential to medicalize stuff that doesn't need to be medicalized, so your time and money may be better spent building connections with other people (support groups, plain ol' friends etc).

So my point here is I think as long as you understand its limitations therapy is great. If someone is unambiguously suicidal they should probably be put on drugs plus talk therapy and then weaned off the drugs as it becomes clear they are no longer a risk to themselves, since the alternative is they die.
rerelease in c++ that is,cool
You can already accomplish this with Homebrew. If you type 'brew bundle dump' it creates a Brewfile (basically just bunch of install commands) containing all the apps you've installed via Homebrew. Simply copy this file over your new machine and type 'brew bundle install'.
There are some medical reasons (I know from experience) post-puberty, just not for doing it at birth.
I’m saying that on the continuum of Marxism, the PRC circa 1965 is somewhere to the middle-far-left and the article above (that OP claimed was Marxist) is all the way on the far right.

I’m not super interested in whether or not their Marxism was “authentic”, and neither is anyone who goes around, as OP did, randomly labeling things they don’t like as Marxist.