skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My related comments recently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37233790

To your question:

- It depends on what you mean by "Agile"

- If you want to make sense of "original Agile", read "The Agile manifesto" (2001), it's 2 short pages, we can wait for you to get back.

- Criticisms of modern "agile" are actually the same as the problems that spawned that agile movement in the first place. It has become what it reacted against.

- There are practitioners of OG Agile still around and talking / Writing. Dave Farley for one.

- The scientific method does not need to be replaced, hard no. An experimental, incremental, iterative, learning framework is the way forward. The specific rituals of Jira-based scrum, those could go and not much of value would be lost.

If you're looking for a new framework, are you familiar with the Accelerate book? How about Team Topologies ? The Goal ?
Another consideration (apart from the 64MB ROM / 8MB RAM configuration OpenWRT targets, up from 32MB / 4MB in 2010) is that the original—and still very popular—platform for OpenWRT is Linux on big-endian MIPS, which does not exactly have ubiquitous compiler support outside of the C world. (Rust treats it as Tier 2, on par with Windows on ARM and Solaris on x86-64, which isn’t bad as these things go.) So—Go is about as realistic as Java, OCaml I don’t think runs on MIPS, neither does MLton, and IIRC the GNU Ada implementation was in a much worse state then. There’s also the part where the devs are by necessity C hackers, what with sorting out the manufacturers’ kernel patches and all.
https://archive.is/yy3Dh
> The difference between less harmful and more harmful cancer could be the difference between life and death.

This is a strange analogy. Of course some forms of cancer are more treatable than others, especially when detected early, but the best "treatment" for cancer is to avoid it in the first place.

There's no realistic, sensical way to move people from getting getting more harmful forms of cancer to to less harmful forms of cancer. In fact, it would be absolutely absurd to try somehow to encourage people to get less harmful forms of cancer. All of the encouragement should be directed at avoiding behaviors that lead to cancer.
There are what, 7? 8? 9? Entire nuclear reactors and their fuel at the bottom of the ocean, plus 1 or 2 unrecovered nuclear warheads. These cause no problems whatsoever. Why not vitrify the waste in huge spheres and sink them in the bottom of the challenger-deep?

Edited for typo.
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I agree with you in principle, but these things cost way, way more than their Disneyland...
This has never happened in history. If the land your people are on has resources and is accessible, you'll get subsumed and assimilated by another one, one way or another. If you want your nation to survive, you have to 1) have a healthy rate of admixture fast enough to prevent inbreeding but slow enough to protect the culture, 2) get to fuckin'. The latter may require some reorganizing of the labor and housing market to make raising more than one or two kids feasible. But if you think your people can fizzle out, you're going to be disappointed whether you like it or not. And it doesn't matter what the government does, they can try to stop it, at some point there's just not enough able bodied of you to utilize and protect your resources. Building a wall around fertile land and staving off migrants who want it til the last one of you dies out is just not going to happen.
Yes, AFAIK the brain is electrically the most similar to being awake when it is in REM.

I’ve seen deep sleep used synonymously with “deep NREM” (non-REM).

They are indeed different, but both support cognitive function in different ways.
Anyway, none of this would be a problem if the TLS tunnel broke because the cert failed to validate against an issuer pin shipped with the app.
Interesting thoughts, even though I don't understand half of it. But really, check out: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28432921
Don't diss without actual links. "outlandish purchases for executives and fund raising parties" is shit-slinging and i'm tired of it from the minority of destructive wankers on HN (and elsewhere) that they can't see anything good, even a little, but have to presume the worst and pull it down. Your value in society is a net negative.
Personal experience is that although agile and scrum are widely used, most organisations use these as frameworks to build a custom approach. Biggest problem I always find is lack of accounting and governance transformation to support agile, these two are always typically waterfall, so then you end up with agile technologists versus waterfall business = waterfall with sprints. For agile to really work, every part of a business needs to adopt it, from board down.
5:19 by Realto
> That's the rich for you

It’s one group of very rich people (possibly) trying to screw over other rich people, though.

> I just may not want to sell to you.

You almost definitely do though. You just want more money because you know that the buyer doesn’t really have a choice.
There isn’t much evidence that existing cities want innovation.
> YouTube Premium is NOT the way.

So have 100 different Patreon subscriptions each month? The minimum pledge is $1. What if I watch 200 different YT creators? What about the short videos? Should I create a new Patreon subscription for each individual creator I watch? What if my interests frequently change (they do). Should I spend hours per month managing individual Patreon subscriptions?

The original post is about blocking ads. Blocking ads reduces the amount of money going to creators. Now you are saying that paying actual real money to not see ads is also not the way.

> They shaft creators in every way possible.

I guess this could be true that YT "shaft[s] creators in every way possible". If this were true, I'm somehow guessing that not basically everyone would show their videos there, don't you think?

There's a balance here; being universally against ads (which quite a few people here are) while also refusing to pay anything for content is not a congruent view.

At a very minimum there is considerable costs associated with delivering the video content, as most of us know.

And for the record, I do patronize the creators whom I watch lots of consistently.
What about "Sunrise" by Pulp
I recall making comments to that effect and maintain the stance. Though I've had more long-lived and complex setups with Manjaro so it's not entirely a fair comparison. ~1y in on Endeavour.
Germany's main problems are

1) Overly excessive bureaucracy combined with not enough civil servants.

2) A housing market that's essentially not a market anymore.

3) Several problems with governmental services that have been under-invested and not well managed in the past, e.g. schooling.

Sure, there's crime. There's also slightly higher crime-rates in cohorts of refugees/immigrants compared to the average but not compared to cohorts of of "German young men".

We see a lot of far right propaganda tho along with the delusion of "the mainstream opinion shifted to the left". That's an old fascist trick.
Yup, and in almost every country in the world fertility rates are dropping. We will face a global demographic crisis within a century. We are either going to have to start having kids again or we are in for a brave new world type future, or extinction.
What's the significance of this? The most recent advisory listed is almost a year old.
War and genocide are options, even if they are horrible ones that shouldn’t be considered. Throughout history, however, cultures assimilating others have often been violent (either through great defense or great offense). European assimilation of the Americas was extremely violent and destructive.
I understand the sentiment, but the creators actually only got peanuts (most don't even see any money) out of your $13 while the rest go to Google. You are paying Google for youtube, and Google pay (some) content creators with a tiny fraction of your subscription money.
Other than generic finger wagging that happens anytime rich people do anything, can anyone cite an actual problem with this?

Seems like it’s not harming anyone and more experiments and innovation in cities seems like a good thing.
Homophones can be disambiguated in writing the same way they are disambiguated in speech, or they can just fall into disuse and be replaced.
I think this is an important distinction. I've seen many coworkers who laugh at my JetBrains IDE while claiming that their 'text editor' is better as they load it up full of plugins thus turning it into an IDE.

My general takeaway about the dev community is this- stop giving a crap about what other people are doing. If you find a tool that fits your needs and that you like then I'm delighted for you. Ask others if you want to learn but stop telling others they're wrong for having their own preferences.
Haha, Good one! :)
Yes, and this also answers the other comment about what else I MITM for: blocking devices that I can't inspect the traffic of is another reason, since the proxy is the only way out of the network.
> C also has a fairly big runtime library

The original releases of OpenWRT used uClibc, which is nowhere near Glibc levels of bloat (Musl beats it on code quality and is used today, but didn’t exist back then). Also, yeah, you’re going to have a libc on a Linux system no matter what, so this is one of the rare cases where dynamic linking makes for a legitimate optimization.
Wouldn't be not using Google at all the morally right choice ?
SillyCon Valley is a National Security Threat. It's destabilising. It has tons of cash but it has no clue how to spend it. The greatest misallocation of capital in the history of mankind.

They are not going to build a city on this land. Only a fool would believe that.
I’ve never given much credence to conspiracy theories but a project that connects AI, crypto and biometrics sounds like something that could play a role in the next Bond movie.
I recommend donating money yourself (E.G. Patreon).

It's not only more effective, but also doesn't support Google (main player in the ad industry)
Kinda weird to consider yourself "far-right" and be in favor of mass replacement migration in the same sentence.
Who came up with this pyramid? And why should technologies of the self be at the top? I feel like identity should be much lower and is much more fundamental but the way the internet was constructed it was missed. Or it was never built for “users”. It’s the databases of data brokers.
If you don't consume ads, please do not use any ad-supported service, that's the easiest thing to do.
> How could anyone stay at their current job having to commute

I expect lower market rates for remote work, because it's harder to differentiate ourselves from anyone else in nearby timezones. If RTO is the way to continue Bay Area comp, I will, as much as I may complain about open plan desks.
They provide a service that is hard to come by: hosting anywhere.
https://archive.is/TiCun
For me it would be nepotism if CTO would hire a family friend that was totally unqualified or somewhat unqalified and would cover his ass to keep him in company.

Story in here is not nepotism, it is just that guy had more opportunities than others but that is just the way life is. That is why for example going to university is important - not for knowledge or lectures - but for getting to know people who will most likely be working in the same field.
Thanks for pointing that out, I hadn't noticed that.
I'm giving them money to view fewer ads. Isn't this an inherently "anti-ad" consumer standpoint? I am telling YT/Google that I as a consumer am willing to pay money to not see ads.

Am I not telling them with my wallet to develop other ad-free solutions that I will pay them and the content creators money for?

> They pay the creators per impression even if you block the ads. Blocking ads harms Google, not the content producers.

Blocking ads and refusing to pay any money into the YT ecosystem decreases the revenue per viewer which will eventually reduce the amount of money YT pays to creators and/or increase the price they charge to YT premium subscribers.
Lie still in bed
The grandparent spoke of corruption. In your comment you ignored the corruption comment and instead commented how your community had benefited and that therefore you supported the organization.

By not addressing the corruption it could be interpreted that you're okay with corruption as long as you benefit from it. Was that your intention?
Besides it is his version/tree of Linux. You're free to pick another one.
AfD support is much higher outside big cities, especially in rural east Germany where there's enough housing.

https://www.zeit.de/wirtschaft/2021-02/mietpreise-deutschlan... claims that the lowest rents in 2021 were in Elsterberg in Saxony.

https://interaktiv.tagesspiegel.de/lab/bundestagswahl-2021-k... shows the AfD getting 25.7% of the vote in Elsterberg during the 2021 federal election, ahead of all other parties.

You may worry about the cost of housing in big cities, but I doubt the typical AfD voter does.
But can it play a nice game of Chess?
The article actually shows a screenshot of the structure they are cutting off.

I would think that a dummy object would be trivial to detect.
> Surprised the getfirefox.com domain from the ad still works!

This domain is still in my muscle-memory from the Windows days. Just used it yesterday for my wifes laptop reinstall, and I was surprised too it still works.
Hell yes, 21h was unbelievably slow IIRC. Wish I knew why
So what do yo do when the AZ you are in is down? You use cash. Remember what happened in Hawaii this summer? Don't take anything for granted. It mostly works but what do you do when it doesn't?
I can afford to pay pretty much any household item including phones in full with cash right away. I rarely do if there's 0% interest payment option available. Prefer to invest money in stocks/funds and instant access savings account at 4%+ at the moment. No-brainer.
https://www.mrctv.org/blog/not-single-student-proficient-mat...
Only if your name is Dr Falken!
Current OpenWRT uses musl libc[1] which can be optimized to have a tiny footprint and supports full static linking, before that it used ucLibc which was similarly optimized.

You can still build software for OpenWRT that requires the much bigger Glibc, but of course it will not work that well on devices with limited memory.

[1]: https://musl.libc.org/
No argument there!

https://www.mrctv.org/blog/not-single-student-proficient-mat...
There's always SponsorBlock: https://sponsor.ajay.app/
Maybe the reason they don’t do this is that many enterprise networks break up TLS.
I am not sure of thats really going to work. Another commenter here said it quite well. If you have the "choice" to have kids whenever you like, then you don't have kids because they are always inconvenient. And the time window for women is a lot smaller than they themselves often like to admit. The highest birth rates in Europe you always find in the "bible belts", in places where contraception is religiously prohibited.
What is stable about release candidate software?
1. Avoid sugar, those cookies, or slices of cake or whatever have the most calories. Any drink should have close to 0 calories, prefer water, avoid sodas.

2. Eat more vegetables/fruits to keep yourself full, they don't have a lot of calories and they're a good source of fiber. Zucchini, mushrooms, beans, etc.

3. Try to avoid a lot of peanut-like products, they are caloric bombs

4. Try to avoid sauces from the grocery store, caloric bombs

5. Use smaller plates so you get used to them, plates should be 1/2 vegetables, 1/4 fiber,carbs (like rice) and 1/4 protein. This helps with the being consistent part.

6. Try to increase your physical activity in small steps, do 10 pushups every hour or whenever you feel bored, buy less food so you get out of your house more, get up and walk around the house etc.

7. Cook whenever you want to eat, avoid snacks that you can just grab from your fridge and stuff into your mouth (except vegetables, carrots, pickles etc.)

8. Browse subreddits like 1200isplenty, volumeeating etc. to get an idea of healthier recipes that are filling

9. Try to match your feeding window with going out to eat

10. Make a habit to always read nutrition information for whatever you buy

Eat once a day (extreme but this is what I'm doing), or any variant of intermittent fasting.
This gist is a "transcript" of the scanned paper which might be more comfortable to read: https://gist.github.com/onlurking/fc5c81d18cfce9ff81bc968a7f... (I've sampled a few sections to check the accuracy but not thoroughly)

EDIT: the last part (from "Applying “Theory Building”") is the gist author' original material.
See, that's the problem with your overuse of hyperbole - you end up making this a thread about "freeze peach", rather than the real issue.

People can't tell if you mean literally die fighting for their use to say "fuck you", or if you mean figuratively people shouldn't take the topic to court to defend their free speech right to say "fuck you."

catboybotnet clearly wasn't making arguing for absolutist free speech - see the "unless it turns to harassment" exception. I'm sure catboybotnet also supports time-place-manner free speech exceptions, but didn't think include all the exceptions.

Here's the point. Saying 'fuck you' is already, broadly speaking, covered under free speech protection in the US. Since you think burning the Koran is equivalent to saying "fuck you", then burning the Koran is covered under free speech rights.

If you think "Free speech is important" but you don't recognize that saying "fuck you" is free speech, then there's a fundamental difference between your concept of free speech and the one I'm familiar with - the one in US law.

You need to explain why people should care about your non-standard definition.
The US has been the top performing economy for quite a while, yet only became truly multicultural about 50 years ago. Before that it was all European immigrants, assimilating to white american culture, and the native black people and some natives from the previous era scattered around. You had some cross border cultural transfer along the southern border and carribean, that's it. The amount of multiculturalism the US had until the mid to late 70s was about what you'd expect anywhere else in the world with land borders.

So we can say, the multiculturalism is not the cause of the wealth. The truth is, the causes of the wealth are the sizeable population, regardless of origin, and the vast natural resources it controls. The US is a westphalian state, run like a business. The European nations once were nation states, but have also adopted this model. It works, if your goal is economic output, and unfortunately your goal must be economic output because otherwise you can't compete militarily with a rival who's goal is economic output and you'll get subsumed.
> it is just that guy had more opportunities than others

Due to nepotism.
Define tasks as a DAG and run them with live reloading
Came here to check if they have 2 Minutes to Midnight, but alas, no [1].

[1] https://pudding.cool/projects/clocks/assets/songs.csv
>>Whats the point of being a billionare if you cant even build your own city?

Are you even hearing yourself?
Cities existed before billionares did. Society existed before pricks with god complexes started thinking that order and society organized the other way around.

Get off from Rand. Learn some actual history.
Use this to evade it: https://github.com/lwthiker/curl-impersonate

Greetings from a country whose (almost) entire IP space is blacklisted by Cloudflare!
If you don't defend freedom of speech for people who disagree with you, _you_ are the "opposite politics".

Mass race hysteria, in the middle of a supposedly deadly pandemic, but it was okay because BLM.

Meanwhile these same people said nothing when police executed a man in his own home here in Belgium.

It's all performative bullshit, and anyone cheering this on reveals themselves for the herd animal they are.

If all you can do is flag the opposing argument out of visibility you're admitting to being both cowardly and dumb.
The US already had to deal with the corporate cities problem, btw. Its nothing new. First, as a tragedy, now as a farce.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Company_town
Yes, in the past those tricks were much more common
No, they're not going to leave money on the table. Eventually you'll be seeing ads too. This is just a hook period. I don't understand how we as a culture haven't learned this already. This is at least the fourth or fifth generation of this with media. How things actually work should be common sense by now.
> too hard

Why would you say that? I wasn’t trying that hard at all.

It just seemed that you were implying that they will be significantly cheaper for consumers which is not at all obvious at this point.
Seasonal malaria vaccine-drug combo sees dramatic reductions at 5-year mark
The problem with this is that women are of course happy when they have children, they love their children after all (father do too of course). But you don't love potential future unborn children do you?

Before having children they are a burden and a detriment to your lifestyle. After having them they are the best thing that could have happened to you.
Thank you too! Once I have time to implement rsplit/rfind and similar reverse functions, it should be a drop-in replacement for the Python string.
You are NTHWNBTHWD.

(Not the hero we need, but the hero we deserve.)
I agree with that. I'm not sure what it has to do with my comment though.
Don't look up how many fish die from coal and nuclear power plants.
The irony is that these abominations are created in the name of "cleanliness" and "clarity", purportedly to make it simpler for users to make sense of UIs.
scribe.rip also works for medium. Or you can host your own instance.
Private schools achieve that and have more ability to do so than homeschooling teacher as a service does.

This model isn't new and had problems before.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capturing_the_Friedmans
Not to be confused with the (dead) ubus project[1] by the suckless folks. (Mostly I just want to write down the link to that one, because I keep losing it.)

[1] https://web.archive.org/web/20131209010702/http://unixbus.or...
Thats easily fixed by regulation. Theres no way such inefficient use of public resources will be allowed.
> another language you probably haven't heard of that does not use English-looking letters

Out of curiosity, which language is it? And which writing system are you talking about?
I have a kobo libra. What would be the easiest way to get terminal app (with ssh client as a minimum) running on that? I'm thinking it would be a nice really thin client with low energy consumption.