skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
And of these four things, a large number of 3rd party products and open source utilities do not recognize the difference between using Docker with and without Docker Desktop. Most only work without Docker Desktop, and do not even realize that the environment with Docker Desktop completely breaks their offering.
organized crime is not restricted to immigrants. For example: Hell's Angels were famously declared an illegal organisation in the Netherlands. Not sure they have a lot of turkish or maroccan immigrants.

Have a look at the wiki page on organized crime in the Netherlands, and check the family names of the most recent cases.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organized_crime_in_the_Netherl...
Right - but you realise that on computers "trashcans" are just a metaphor? There's no actual digging to be done.
This is actually potentially helpful for me as a lawyer for generating a paper record, and something I was talking about (and meaning to write up a script for) the other day. Sometimes I want to use a Youtube video in a court filing (for example, as prior art in a patent case), and submitting a rough paper record of the video like this is helpful along with the actual video.
AMZN! Because they have AWS Ground Station https://aws.amazon.com/ground-station/ :

> AWS Ground Station
Easily control satellites and ingest data with fully managed Ground Station as a Service

But that doesn't solve for limited availability of regulated spectra or spectra regulation.

Can ionizing radiation affect trapped ions in crystal lattice quantum sensors, for fiber optics?

FWIU degree of collinearity is the degree of quantum entanglement for photons and probably also phonons in a vacuum?
> Nobody other than Apple manages to put a decent and reliable trackpad on their machines for example

Not my experience at all. High end Windows laptops have plenty good trackpads nowadays.
People like you are the best type of people out there.
I went down this rabbit hole a while back:

https://zwischenzugs.com/2023/04/27/is-it-imperative-to-be-d...

TL;DR you're probably right, but it's more complicated than I thought.
Flat fixed fee and the current exchange rate. Compare against Wise for better understanding: https://atlantic.money/wise
This was true for a couple of years, but lately, at least in my little part of the Fediverse, we have moved past the meta-talk.
I’ve got firstname.lastname@gmail.com and apparently someone with my same name believes they have the address with no dot, as they keep signing up for services like Facebook with it and sharing it with their friends who email me.

It is quite the odd situation. I reply to their friends saying they have the wrong email, but they don’t seem to believe me. And they keep signing up for things despite presumably never being able to actually access many of these services that require email verification.

My guess is it is someone not very computer literate. But it is always amusing.
if it's very new why was my swedish coworker from a few years ago going on and on about the government still but having gotten that problem under control even after years

through he was also speaking about self build pipe bombs instead of imported hand grenades

through I might be missing something
There's all sorts of them. Here's one example, in the EU:

https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=celex%3A...

The bigger thing, though, is that they don't necessarily need to be on completely solid legal ground. Just enough semi-plausible legal ground to out-spend you on the matter.
> Dockerfile format is maybe the only one that will stick for a long time

Do you mean the image format? The Dockerfile as a recipe for building an image seems like it can be replaced pretty easily with a nicer interface whenever someone feels like building one. But the image format will probably continue to be supported for some time.
I wish load balancers would default to one of these optimal algorithms. When I call a "sort" function from the standard library, 99% of the time I don't have to go read papers to pick which sorting algorithm to use. The default algorithm is good for most cases. EDIT: probably because many of them are adaptive algorithms.

Seems many load balancer providers missed that memo.
Wait, is that question serious or you are really prentending you don't know what "changed" in Sweden, or in another European countries, over the past 10 or 20 years :-) ?!
Well if Discord offers an Enterprise version that's tied into the tenant's SSO at least it becomes possible to create an account. Or maybe they'll instantly lock those, too?
Show HN: Travel Planner Template in Notion
I created a template for planning travel, in one place, in notion. It's free, just make a copy.
> Would you rather use a service that worst-case, you have to patch and maintain yourselves?

Having to patch and maintain a complex piece of open source code yourself for most smaller non tech companies for all practical purposes means that it might as well be abandoned closed source code.
It's an oxymoron, that highlights elite's dismissive attitudes towards the working class. You might stumble upon oxymorons in all kinds of non-technical literature in various languages.
ReiserFS Officially Declared “Obsolete”
Flat Earth and other such fringe theories are rarely about the thing itself. So explaining why they're wrong will rarely help because it doesn't answer the questions or resolve the problems that led them there in the first place. The theories are basically a symptom for other things, such as socioeconomic and psychological dynamics.
For someone who still doesn't quite get Docker, this sort of brief enumeration is incredibly useful. Is there something similar for Kubernetes?
> build more rooms or hospitals. It's not rocket science

The hospitals near me have been expanding as fast as they can. Absolutely constant large-scale construction. It's not rocket science, but it's not a Thanos finger snap either.
> The H1B terminates in a green card, after six years, quota willing. In fact, you don’t get an option in the matter.

What?
Most do, because usually people want to stay. But H1B does not “terminate in a green card” and you 100% have an option in the matter (you have to sign the I485…).
Teams chat has long had an obvious and fundamental feature -- ability to open a thread or conversation in a new window. And have as many of those open as you need.

Slack, by design, makes it painful to engage in more than one conversation at a time. It's so annoying to maintain a "save for later" list of things you need to come back to, or mark things as unread.

You can do this with slack by using the web client, but that has its own annoyances with not being a native application.
What Adults Forget About Friendship
Microsoft have gotten away with it in the past.

Bundling is basically their modus operandi.
I mean, you could argue that --covid 02 would represent SARS1 if we accept covid19 as SARS2
There isn't public support for a carbon tax, since neither party has proposed it recently. If there isn't support for the most efficient way to reduce CO2 emissions, don't go around pestering people with lots of restrictions, such as dietary ones, that would be far less efficient. They won't work politically once the restrictions begin to bite.
I've been using Mailgun for 6 years and never had any issue, so it pass my reliability filter.

Same for MongoDB. It's also free, scalable. For now I don't see a reason to migrate. Open to hear your thoughts :)
What are better alternatives to Docker desktop on Windows?

I am using Rancher desktop and number of bugs and lack of features would make paying for Docker desktop worthwhile if I used it more than ~1 hour per week.
If the distinction is irrelevant, "machine gun" is an appropriate term to refer to any fully automatic firearm.
OP specifically said "The Dockerfile format is not declarative." They made no mention of the image side, only the build syntax.
if the weekend project has a buy button and a product, yes
Example of an actually-declarative container definition:

https://github.com/nlewo/nix2container/blob/master/examples/...

(disclosure: I have contributed to that repo)
Do you have any references that Sweden clusters more immigrants to fewer places than anyone else? Housing doesn't just pop out of thin air. We have 3 cities with over 200k in population. Otherwise top 10 is 100k+. Just last year we took in 100k. Do you expect us to just pop up houses uniformly? One here, one there? Of course clusters build with the magnitudes we take in.
Not really given the results and price savings.
Docker Desktop is too narrow too include this way. You might as well call it Docker Runtime or something. Personally I would just include it as part of the Docker Engine, along with the CLI, and the Go SDK which can equally be used to spawn docker containers. So Docker is 3 things.
Here's the example I point people to when talking about transactions: https://sakurity.com/blog/2015/05/21/starbucks.html
Meta's Adversarial Threat Report for Q2 2023 [pdf]
It's a piece of junk but my employer went for it since we're already using the M358 suite, so there are no extra licenses, no extra contracts, no extra procurements, and no extra costs.

The product performs very poorly because its quality is not a major driver of its sales - many if not most customers select it for the reasons I just mentioned above.

This causes Microsoft's competitors to not be considered at all, losing customers (and here you have the anticompetitive aspect), while Teams lags and underperforms because quality is hardly a metric.
They are also Docker Compose, which is frankly one of the nicest pieces of software I’ve used in a long time.
Probably because this would require both the load balancer and the webserver to support a custom protocol. My first guess is that some service meshes have an API that you could use for this.
For whatever reason, in the US they have been trying to do storage on the other end.

For example, on the roof top of a rent stabilized mid-rise rental building in Brooklyn. So of course it turns into a complete debacle of renters alleging landlord greed / callous indifferent / etc. And it forces politicians to take the side of the "little guy" against the big bad landlord and his green energy, haha.

Another example out in the exurbs, they were going to put a large battery storage install basically next to a highway off-ramp where they currently store plows/salt/trucks/etc. Unfortunately again the locals have raised a fit. Despite it being penned in on all sides by roads / state property, they are raising fear of fire hazards and environmental contamination.

Ideally we move to LFP batteries for storage and no longer need to hear all this.
I went with Tatung over Zojirushi because I couldn't find anything that wasn't coated in nonstick chemicals. All the Japanese ones are. Even the really fancy ceramic Tigers have a layer of other crap on top.
Thatlle 12% makes any given day is around 14.2857% of the week.

I would expect if you added up all the days and all the "I had a huge steak last night" responses, you'd get much closer to 50% of Americans eat half the beef...
USENET rises again?
seems like a reasonable argument to make. don't know if there a strong enough legal basis because I'm not a lawyer, I don't even play one on TV.
Rivian's new Enduro motor helps get the EV startup back on track
You really should be more transparent about who you are and how you make money, comments with figures by anonymous accounts carry zero weight. The payment industry history is littered with corpses from companies that attempted to 'change the entire sector' not a few of those went the way of the dodo while still holding customer funds. When large amounts of money are involved a lot of skepticism is very much warranted, especially when a 'Show HN' is used by an anonymous account for what is essentially an advertisement.
Reading other projects code(especially their unit tests to figure out code) is an invaluable time tested skill I learnt. Once you have learnt the basics of coding getting into doing this is what I highly recommend.
Apple could go bankrupt in 30 years, and 30 years after that, only a tiny smattering of historians might known of it. What would be known 60 years later?

Nothing is certain.
We can walk and chew gum at the same time.
OK, that's one commentator in this thread. Not even "people", just n=1. It sure seems like GP is engaging in hyperbole to push an agenda.
Some crimes deserve no less. I can somewhat buy arguments about not trusting the government, but I can't buy arguments that capital punishment is actually bad.
Batons *really* kill people next to pepper spray and tasers. It's a steel rod (or wooden if very old).

One of the selling points of a baton is that it can be used lethally. If you start engaging with a baton and the suspect pulls a knife, you still use the baton but use different strike areas.

Pepper spray causes irritation and is corrected with water. Deaths usually occur in someone with compromised airways or who has heart issues. Tasers leave no impacts and cause deaths in those with heart issues.

Batons break bones and disable joints. The old school method was to break the suspects collarbone which makes raising the arm very hard - but that is difficult for a smaller person so now they use disabling joint strikes. The side of the knee cap is a nice prime spot.
it's not supposed to be normal

but when you report in one country with very different dynamics about another country you probably want to not put anything which needs additional context in the headlines because people way to often only read headlines

honestly preferable there shouldn't be a headline, but that just doesn't work, I mean how do you know if the topic might be of interest of there is no longer a headline telling you about the topic
Meta point, but it's a very nice presentation for a personal blog. Nice choice of font, layout and background.

Hopefully Matthias gets into blogging more.

I miss the good old days of lots of programmers blogging.
Why not MongoDB?

I've been using it for 6+ years and never had any issue

Over 30,000 people used my apps
> just hacking nights and weekends for 2 years straight?

Yes. Believe it or not, the primary author of the ARM translation engine used in the other major Switch emulator is a medical doctor ("IRL white mage", as she sometimes puts it).
Hey VarunPotti,

My feedback would be that there isn't really a "shiny product". The screenshots show a basic graph of a few members with a single trip put in there. There's nothing compelling to cause me to want to use the app.

Maybe you could show a much bigger family tree, with actual photos of people, and lots of photos of trips, and show how this could give you a feeling of wholeness at having such a large family and their relationships shown in one place.
Wends: The Slavic Pirates That the Vikings Feared [video]
Arm wrestles assembly language guru's domains away citing trademark issues
Certainly, I won’t even begin to speculate why salaries are different and I am sure there are more high paying jobs there now but last time I had the chance to look they were always drastically lower for the same company that had locations in both Canada and the US. And often times the cost of living were higher in Canada when accounting for housing.

I am sorry you had the experience you did and I make no argument about your experience. I think it’s hard to push for change in immigration law when there is no shortage of skilled immigrants coming into the US.
It's not irrelevant. The cost to construct the nuclear power plant is very high, and is the main part of the price, and if it's amortised over 20 years, the cost of MWh produced is higher than if it's amortised over a more realistic 50 or 70 years.
Fraud. What if you are required to return the inward deposit but cannot obtain the corresponding outward transaction. Or you can but lose money on the rate.

Bank transfers being reversible is the reason for the difficulty buying crypto at least years ago, maybe it is easier now.

FX services in my experience have a lot of staff and ask a lot of questions even for established accounts. Also the banks ask a lot of questions (although that is to the benefit of the FX service
reducing the likelihood of fraud hitting the FX)
The fairly hurt-feelings "this isn't close to accurate" reviews from people who were insiders or employees at Blackberry turned me off from wanting to watch this film.

I never had good feelings about RIM/Blackberry the company. I worked at Google Waterloo with a lot of people I'd characterize as "refugees" from there. And by the time the 2010s rolled around they were clearly in a serious decline. But this movie doesn't sound like it has the finger on why.

Other people have linked to this article in the comments, but I'll call it up here into the root: https://nationalpost.com/opinion/dennis-kavelman-i-was-a-lon...

In particular I think this is insightful and worth calling out: "It was also sad to see the easy knocks against Canada from Canadian movie writers — the movie Mike is quoted as saying “I didn’t say they were the best engineers in the world, I said they were the best engineers in Canada.” Do we really need to still talk about how the University of Waterloo is one of the top universities in the world?

It sounds entertaining, but wildly wildly inaccurate. And disparaging of various humans and efforts involved. Dramatizations often are, but maybe this is just too close to home?
If you are using it to represent someone else's identity, yes, that's fraud. Doing it on a computer outside the intended purpose will add on a hacking charge. Together, at maximum, that can get you 5 years in prison and a ban from using a computer or smartphone for a decade. Those are federal maximums, per count, but states might have harsher penalties. Source: An FBI agent at an infosec conference.
Right. In my experience, in nearly any professional discipline, words like 'passionate' and 'hungry' are often management euphemisms for 'has trouble drawing boundaries with work, and cares more about getting it done than work/life balance and their own wellbeing.' I think most of us get nerd sniped and spend half the night working on something every now and then, but that's not something any employer is entitled to.
Clickbait because it targets people that are upset about the air quality this summer and the apocalyptic skies which were caused by fires in northern Quebec and Ontario. They had nothing to do with forest management practises in BC, it the article inaccurately conflates different issues into a forestry management problem in Canada.

They do have an axe to grind, but it has nothing to do with carbon. The National Observer is very sympathetic to aboriginal communities, and BC forestry industry’s relationship with them could be described as antagonistic and definitely problematic.

To me, this is one of those make shit up on the left to combat shit that’s made up on the right, but in the end, it is all just a bunch of lies supported by small grains of truth.
The End of the Subscription Era Is Coming
So you think that even IRC and text messages on your phone are social media? Can't agree. Being a chat room is not enough. The social in "social media" stands for social network, not just any kind of social interaction at all. The key innovation with social media is using technology to leverage your social network for discovery and recommendation systems. You can't have social media without a social network platform through which it gets distributed.

EDIT: On reflection, the key point is that social media is an alternative to traditional media, like newspapers and magazines. The term refers to a way of publishing and distributing content. So I change my position that Reddit is indeed part of social media, not because you socialize on it, but because it is a platform primarily used for publishing/distributing content. Places where you just hang out with your friends on the internet are not content distribution platforms, however. (Unless the only interaction you have with your friends is sharing and discussing internet media.)

I propose this definition: Social Media is the practice of leveraging social network and community platforms to publish and distribute media.

While communication platforms like Discord might get roped into the social media ecosystem, sharing liking and subscribing is not its primary purpose. For something like Reddit and HN, it's easier to say that media distribution is the primary purpose, but not 100%. Going a step further, platforms like Youtube and Twitter are used for both publishing and distribution, so they're not just communication platforms, they're the end-to-end social media platforms.
Congratulations on your latest steps forward. We empathise. Resourcefulness, the ultimate asset which sparks creativity.
Reminded of the NHS "Reply-All hell" from 2016 that crippled a huge chunk of their systems

The NHS's 1.2M employees are trapped in a 'reply-all' email hell

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12950830
I've seen this in Czech too - sometimes lastname first but maybe more in old-school things. I think I'm registered with the Czech FA as "McSurname Sean" :-D

Also this "reversal" had me confused when we hosted a French exchange student without knowing French (I spoke German, but the teachers knew my family were happy to host if they needed). His name was written like "KHALID Mohamed" and he was very polite so he didn't really correct me when I was calling him "Khalid", and since I was unfamiliar with Algerian names I had experience to suggest "Khalid" was more surname-y than firstname-y. It sorted itself out after a day or two though :-)
This is the correct view. Docker is a company selling some useful products, but the OCI (Open Container Initiative) format is what is interesting, and it can be used with many different tools not just Docker's.
Building a LED Video Wall for Unreal Engine VFX
Oil prices dropped from around 2015-2020, but they are back up again. The question has always been "affordable at what price?" The US needs more oil than it pumps. For many industries, exporting good oil and using cheaper oil is a boon.

There really have been economic pressures, but government interference via legislation or executive orders killing the Keystone pipeline also play a massive role in the ongoing issues.
Looks like they got away with it too? Teams is now something people use. The fine (if there ends up being one) probably won't come close to costing MS what dumping Teams on customers brought them in value.
There is not "the one" exchange rate. But ours matches with Google or Wise and we never make any hidden profit on it.

Compare for yourself: https://atlantic.money/wise
I hate Slack with passion[1], but it's not a good excuse for Microsoft doing shady stuff with their monopoly position with Office.

[1] mostly because it's slow, their UX is clunky as hell, and it still doesn't support audio/video calls on Firefox despite WebRTC being supported there since 2015.
BlackBerry really illustrates the problems that come with something truly new enters a market. You often only se two choices:

- Don't imitate them and steadily cede market share

- Imitate them and immediately alienate your user base

I often wonder what they really should have done?
If there's a history of such speech inciting imminent lawless action, then can't we say that such speech incites imminent lawless action?

So if you have a forum, where certain kinds of statements on that forum usually/often cause very quick lawless action, can't you say that such statements on that forum are not constitutionally protected free speech?

Or is that not a valid application of Brandenburg?
>writeText
>writeTextDir
>runCommand

this is not looking particularly more declarative than docker