skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> To get a grasp of what PIE sounded, the closest you can get in Europe is by listening to Lithuanian

No you can’t. Especially not the “sounded” aspect. Lithuanian is conservative in some matters of lexicon and morphology, but modern Baltic phonology is very different from PIE. The ancestral stages of Lithuanian after PIE lost the PIE laryngeal sounds, then the distinction of three classes of velars and aspirated/non-aspirated stops, and in more recent centuries there has been some palatalization processes and loss of nasal vowels (though the latter are still denoted in writing). The developments in Baltic-Slavic tone after PIE are also an infamous mess.

All in all, when you listen to Lithuanian, you are listening to just any IE language instead of gaining special insights into PIE.
It's on its way to extinction in tennis. In other racket/paddle sports, notably pickleball, it's very much alive and well. If you add up the numbers for all such sports, there might be as many one-handed backhanders as ever. Competitive tennis is becoming more about strength and height (the article even alludes to the former) than anything else. This is rarely good for any sport, and is likely why interest in alternatives is growing.
Jack Ovens is pretty decent (has a playlist of meal prep stuff):

* https://www.youtube.com/@ChefJackOvens
Yeah for sure - if people outside of China and their sphere of influence can get hold of a device to do impartial testing.

I think we already know what the answer is:

1. China does not have the manufacturing capability to produce chips reliably at this scale. There are multiple key technologies they need that they do not have.

2. Taiwan and other chip manufacturing companies are extremely unlikely to export newer chips to China. The cost of losing business by leaking parts or designs would be exceptionally high. Apple for example would likely pull their production from a manufacturer that started selling chips with the M1 architecture to third-parties without permission.

3. There was very little boasting from the phone manufacturer, something you would expect when it is so closely tied to the CCP. Instead we see lots of smaller, apparently independent news sources reporting on this. It appears neither Huawei or the CCP want to directly break this news, as they know it will backfire.

4. They appear to be limited in numbers, likely due to supply issues. If these are new chips hot off the press, you would expect they would have got large batches made to fulfil their own needs and to sell them into the market.

Everything points to this being pure posturing.
What does it take to run an exchange?
You have seen how governments have censored and banned books that went against their political or religious leanings?

You don’t think that they would do the same thing for search engines?
A factor of 1e11, while large, is commonly found in chemistry where most phenomena have a log relationship. The standard pH scale, for example, already spans 14 orders of magnitude.
Show HN: Lineage-Diff for dbt data projects (no account required)
Lineage-diff is a feature in PipeRider.io that visualizes code changes in dbt projects.

As part of a proof-of-concept, we made this standalone tool that takes just a dbt project's manifest file and displays basic project info, including a lineage DAG - no account or login required.

If you upload two manifest files, you can view the Lineage Diff.

It's a great way to see the before-and-after of code changes.

I've uploaded some manifest.json files to Google drive from a Jaffle Shop dbt project, so you can try it out easily:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1XSb3dcYs22A3xA_NKg2X...

I also wrote a short blog about the tool (including gif that shows how it works):

https://medium.com/inthepipeline/dbt-lineage-diff-from-manif...

Lineage Diff is only one aspect of PipeRider and, of course, if you run PipeRider on your data project you'll get much more info than is shown in this report, such as data profile-diff and impact scope etc.

If you use dbt for your daily work and find this useful I'd love to hear from you.
Revsision 2019 Amiga Demo Compo,
which is your favourite?

[0], https://youtu.be/zwoyfH7TgEQ?si=WMTwvh4QliFHhE42
The title here might be hyperbole, but if shutting down a channel would make the museum ‘die’ then they’re simply not preserving the data properly.

I’m not sure why folks seem to think that Youtube is a good place to archive anything - sure its a good distribution system, but time and time again we see that a handful of malicious actors can shut down entire channels with relative ease.

I would hope that these videos are backed up somewhere else on any of the many bulk cloud storage providers out there B2, AWS, Google cloud storage, etc. etc. etc. and could, with some effort be made available elsewhere than Youtube, or restored to the platform after the current storm dies down.
What makes you think that you, as a user of a language, need to "deal" with the project lead in either case? That's not the case for 99.9999% of the community.
The US needs young minds in government to compete effectively… it can no longer afford to have the dinosaurs ruin its future …
Er, sorry, you are right.

Only 3 percent of the eggs sold in the US are pasturized though and if you make mayo with ordinary eggs, salmonella is a possibility.
> any nonzero integer plus a nonzero integer is a nonzero integer

That’s not true. 5 + (-5) is 0.
With the Kailh Choc switches, I wouldn't bother with anything other than linear. -- The tactile on Kailh choc is very lame; the 'clicky' sounds like insects crawling, and isn't all that satisfying.

(For MX style, I do prefer clicky or tactile).
So you’re suggesting that you’re concerned about the US arresting and/or drone striking you in the EU?

In EU’s case, the reason you should view US spying differently from RU/CCP spying is that US spying just saved your continent from being rolled by Russia, while RU spying/influence is what rendered EU leadership blind to the largest military operation since WW2 on their doorstep.

https://archive.ph/8rnnp
Video should be regarded as science journalism. It's made by someone not doing research in topic but educated enough to follow research and reproduce it in manner suitable for the general public. Preferably though they should've cited the used sources.
Have been taking a few months off and seeing this reminds me of why I hate the tech industry or just corporate America in general.

Bullshit politics.

From another poster in this thread:

"Reality is highly malleable and people will craft whatever narratives they need to to get the things they want done"
Why?

If the generated configurations are suitable and the SRE hire is (as they should be) able to trace through how they're generated and audit the results, I don't see why said SRE would want to remove it unless/until it actively gets in the way.

When I first start working on pre-existing infrastructure, finding out what my users' current pain points are and figuring out how to work on them is always the priority, and removing a tool that's currently working, probably creating additional hopefully-transitory pain points in the process, seems like the opposite of a good place to start.
6 million murdered jews is about right and well proven by facts. Then we have another 3 million soviet POWs, half a million Sinti and Roma and euthanasie victims plus 3 odd million other civilian victims of the Nazis. Depending or your exact definition of the holocaust, 11 millions victims is pretty accurate.

Edit: General question, what is it with new accounts created, seemimgly, only for comments like yours? I don't see anything controversial in it that migjt justify a throwaway... Unless of course you are new to HN, in which cade, welcome!

Edit 2: It seems I have day checking links... well, you article quotes Bauer:

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“All Jews of the world had to be annihilated,” Bauer said. “That was the intent. There was never an idea in Nazi minds to murder all the Russians.”

With all due respect to Bauer, the Nazis deliberately killed Soviet POWs. And they considered them sub-human of sorts. Also tue, the Nazis basically started WW2 to murder all the jews. As I said, depends if where draw the line of the Holocaust, and whether or not you want to include non-jewish victims caught in the same industrial genocide complex seperately or not. It seems the question is not the number of victims, but rather under which column they are counted.
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Thanks for the details, and also for the link! I was an Amiga owner/fan in the 1990s, but I'm not that into retrocomputing, so my info is a bit incomplete. Looks like there was a lot of in-house/not widely available software back in the day which was "kind of like SoundTracker, but not quite" - for instance I looked up another old favourite of mine (Lionheart) and found out that the music was composed with a tool called "Sonic Arranger" - the screenshots look familiar, but it looks like it also supported "synthesized" instruments, not only samples.
This kind of defeats the purpose of k8s which is to run arbitrary software on a flexible stack. If you need a separate packaging tool you might as well compile a native package.
See if there are any legit culinary classes in your area. If you don't want to take a class, you could maybe get by reading the textbooks they use. It at least go to the library and check out their culinary selection.

A couple decades ago, there was a tv show called Good Eats by Alton Brown. If you can find the reruns, it has a lot of information for newbies, but it will take a long time to watch it all.

I'm not an amazing chef but I do okay when I put my mind to it. Like anything else, it takes some up front effort to learn the basics and experience to learn the rest.
> Yeniseian (the originator of such words as Tengri, Kha(g)an, etc) being connected to Native American Apache language was pretty amazing.

Vajda’s theory is still regarded as very tentative by the community, and even Vajda himself suggests in his most recent book on the subject that work towards proving a connection has barely begun. It is definitely not settled science.
It's a boring stereotype of good and evil, which threw almost half the world's population from the wrong side of the iron curtain under the bus.

It chastises the behavior of those people while praising their own behavior, even though it's essentially the same.

It sees heroes in spies, even though they are villains.

Each side thinks, that they are on the right side.

Edit: Even though the novel tries to point this out a little, it still uses all of the above to great effect.
I'm a Netflix DVD hold-out. For me it has been the long-tail of Netflix offerings. There is so much new stuff being streamed, and I'm sure Ted Lasso is great, but I want to go to "film school" and see the silent classics, foreign classics, experimental films that pushed the boundaries....

I had no idea Netflix had my entire history. Looks like September 2004 was my first rental, (Tomorrowland: Disc 1, a collection of early Disney TV specials on manned space flight), and I've rented 2355 discs. Wow.

I also understand that on September 29, they mail out the last discs ... and subscribers can keep them. That is a cool farewell gesture I guess.
YouTube doesn't seem like the place for this kind of thing. I used to have a (not-monetized) YouTube channel with Apple adverts since Apple deletes them after some time.

Even the very old videos got deleted so often that I gave up.
Maybe if you work for a company you don't put your heart into your creation, but if you have a popular personal project that brings you a lot of cash I'm sure you'll be as dedicated as him.
These efforts always fail the first half a dozen attempts or so. Thankfully our corporate-state betters have deep reserves of effort!
Internet Archive is having its own legal troubles at the moment, might no longer be the archival safe-haven we'd hope...
Copyright abusers are there as well I think.

At least last time I wanted to watch Tom and Jerry with my youngest daughter it was gone.

(Or maybe that was still within copyright? I don't know.)
Thoughts about Object Linking in the NeXTStep systems
How odd, my first attempt with archive.org didn't work (I got a blank page).

Seems to work now, thank you.
This is a strange comment. The article is specifically about professional tennis. Does professional pickleball even exist, and is there any public interest in it? The US Open is currently all over TV and the news; what about pickleball tournaments?

Of course there's plenty of interest in amateur pickleball, but there's no evidence that amateur tennis is becoming more about strength and height.
> The parallel thesis which I have proposed, is, therefore, backed up by history, precedent and fact.

but not by personal experience of actually fighting in a war. That tends to add depth and nuance to one's perspective.
Yeah I tire of this annoying nostalgia.

I remember how expensive it was to rent things from Videoland. I remember how expensive it was to buy box sets of TV shows at Free Record Shop.
Trust me Netflix is still a million times better.
Hi slothbake, thanks for making the site. iPad mini 5, the resolution is 2048 × 1536 at 326 ppi.

Here is a screenshot of the problem, and my iPad model number if that helps.

https://ibb.co/d2P0X2y
https://ibb.co/19qBJBz

The overlay shows in both landscape and portrait.

Hope this is helpful in some way.
Correct. Although next update will be 7, not that it makes much difference. We only really use the plugin format abstraction and a little of the GUI stuff. Our audio path is all our own algorithms. JUCE audio stuff isn’t really it’s strong point. Although plenty good enough for many applications.
>> Sub-10nm don't make much money <<

sigh the cutting edge nodes get the vast majority of chip making revenue/profit.

>> China can't produce sub-10nm (or any node invented in the past 20 years) anyway without western help <<

China's SMIC already has 7nm, though efficiency, cost-effectiveness and yield are still unknown. As late as 2022, the US dept of commerce granted over $100B worth of licenses to China! so they got all tooling and lithos they need to make 7nm, or even 5nm, though they would be very expensive and poor yield.

>> and they won't catch up because all they're good at is copying <<

China could catch up organically, just probably not this decade, or next. The Japanese equipment makers such as TEL and the Dutch DUV/EUV maker, ASML, can still sell their equipments to China no problem; just not the most cutting edge stuff.
> First you need to install the prerequisites: ruby, git, docker, pack, then gem install cuber, then create a Cuberfile

Seems more complex than a yaml manifest - Is there a Kubernetes operator available for these Cuberfiles
I had so much fun replacing all the samples of my favorite mods.
Shoulders too. The wider the shoulders, the more awkward your posture becomes on fixed keyboards. Also length of legs, length of spine, etc etc.
As a replacement I'd recommend

https://www.criterionchannel.com/

https://mubi.com/
Where did ako say you did, etc.
Show HN: Random Month Generator
Yeah, my yard is already diverse and is not monoculture (4 types of apples). I also don't spray. Still seem to have a high occurrence.
That's what the shoulders of giants are for. No need to grow your own beanstalk.
> Practice at something makes us better at the thing.

You can practice at something incorrectly, building bad habits, which can make you worse.

See also the idea of "Deliberate Practice":

* https://jamesclear.com/deliberate-practice-theory
Mandate everybody to delete their calendars each quarter. Only allow to schedule meeting s on specific workdays. Cancel the meeting if the agenda is not set or people are not prepared
> Vertical farming’s breakeven cost of production per pound of leafy greens coming to $3.07 compared to only $0.65 for conventional outdoor farming.

Surely some napkin math you could have determined this prior to starting a business? What was the "gotcha" which attracted investors? Did it play into their sense of world-ending food-scarcity doom, or a simple "it looks futuristic so much be the future?"
That seems more like nitpicking over definitions than anything relevant to this matter.

Your quote and several other parts of the story focus on the number being "made up" and yet the same person quoted by you also says:

> The problem, according to Bauer, who has debunked the number repeatedly in his writings over the decades, is not that non-Jews were not victims; they were. It is that Wiesenthal’s arbitrarily chosen tally of non-Jewish victims diminishes the centrality to the Nazi ideology of systematically wiping any trace of the Jewish people from the planet.

> In fact, he said, the term “genocide” could accurately be applied to the 2 million to 3 million Poles murdered and millions more enslaved by the Nazis. But the mass murder of the Poles, Roma and others should not come under the rubric “Holocaust,”

So that's up to 3 million Poles, up to half a million Roma, which only requires "others" to make up 1.5 million for the "made up" number to be exactly correct. A quick Google suggests about a quarter of a million disabled people, 20 thousand gay men. So in reality this seems a surprisingly accurate "lie".

What he appears to be mostly concerned about is that the term "Holocaust" be a specific term for the Nazi genocide of Jews, and other terms be used for their genocide of other groups.

If anything, his dramatic quote about telling Simon Wiesenthal he was spreading a lie is a better example of someone using drama to advance their opinion
gluten free pushed as healthy to people who don't have celiac disease.

Studies are finding that gluten tolerance isn't binary. There are many people who don't have celiac and can in principle eat gluten safely, but still find digesting gluten an uncomfortable experience due to how it reacts with their gut.
A blockchain (without all the bells and whistles) is definitionally equivalent to a state-machine or log replication system (but handling byzantine faults). (Each log entry is just a block).
The 3DS didn't start great but it sold 75 million units over its lifespan, which is more than the N64, SNES, or NES
Probably no human was involved on Google's/YouTube's side either - watch out puny humans trying to operate YouTube channels, the machines are coming for you!
Free software is full of people like this. That's why I use free software even if it's technically inferior. Of course, a lot of it is actually technically superior these days which makes it an even easier choice.
A museum that nobody can access is just a warehouse.
You may also want to check the local library, too. They don’t deliver, but with inter library loan they’ve been able to eventually get almost anything I’ve wanted.
The whole podcast series is a gem. One of my favourite podcast of all time !
Highly recommended : https://historyofenglishpodcast.com/2012/06/25/episode-2-the...
For my birthday my wife got me "The Food Lab" and I'm dying to read it, but it's like 800 pages and we have a toddler to take care of. The time has not been made yet.
I have to think about these. Have immediate negative gut reaction, but want to think about if for some time.

Anyway, thank you very much for answering!
I am not sure who "our" is - but not the US, nor Europe, nor Africa, nor Asia , nor Russia (broadly speaking about bigger wars countries were in).

It is always an afterthought and depending on who wins, the horrors of war that fall outside the "that's ok" category are either completely ignored, or someone is waving a finger, or there is a trial which finishes or not with actual punishments.
The Apple TV app on Apple TV seems to show me prime and Disney plus items somehow.
Did anybody expect Reddit to become a better place after all what happened a couple of weeks ago?

I was never a big Reddit user, but I'm sure as hell not going to be one in the future.
k8s is a complex solution for complex problems. You don't need k8s to host landing or personal blog type of service.

Once you move to a type of project with complex demands around deployments, log management, failover management, secrets, environments, resource isolation, etc., then building something to solve this set of problems over and over again is very expensive when off-the-shelf battle-tested solution is available.
>According to the discoverers, a minute amount of administratium causes one reaction to take over four days to complete when it would have normally occurred in less than a second.

There are 86k seconds in a day. 345 600 seconds in 4 days.

This quantum-slowing effect reduces the speed by 100 000 000 000.

Administratium is about as close to the actual speed of the reaction as it is to the slowed-speed reaction.
https://www.ppatour.com/

Looks like there is pro pickle ball. Other pro athletes have been buying teams even
They do encode old content but also add the biggest and ugliest watermark in the lower third of the media advertising their website in everyone of the videos. Doesn't preservation usually mean not destroying the works with tacky advertisements that can't be removed without permanently altering the original content?

I consume (and share) a lot of old video and I don't see this as a big loss since you can't enjoy the original works as they were intended to be.
It seems that any layout is supported and that it comes with the QWERTY layout by default.
Yep, Finnish is not considered a Indo European language.
They have the DVD rental costs under COGS instead of marketing.

I suspect the DVD renters are among Netflix’s best ambassadors; they’re all being fired.
Are we witnessing yet-another platform making solid steps towards extinction?
Sure, then what do you think explains such a high disparity between MG's and local Chinese brand's EV sales in EU? The best selling Chinese EV brand, BYD, has 0.6% of regional market share.
The five-and-a-quarter ones didn't store very well, at least not in my parents' basement. I was bummed out when my astronomy program wouldn't load.
As users, we need to deal with the consequences of this drama. Like the work on introspection no longer moving forward. This work really could have improved on many situations where we currently abuse macros (which are a hack and slow).
https://archive.ph/weje5
I just found out that the Swiss word for restaurant/bar, namely "Beiz" is a Yenish word. This word is very popular in Switzerland.

Source: http://www.sifaz.org/Engelbert_Wittich_jenische_Sprache.pdf page 7 (German)
Easily not. But the US has issues. We just have to see, in 1000 years, who manages better. This decade staring is boring. You cannot move mountains in decades.
Quality deterioration is another. Youtube has certainly recoded archives many times. 10yo less viewed vids look like crap not necessarily because of the source material..
True enough, but even physical museums have warehouses where the artefacts are safely preserved between viewings.

Analogies aside, I’m not against anyone using Youtube (or any other platform) for distribution - just that it absolutely should not be also used for your actual archive. There are much, much safer and better systems for that.

Replicate to preserve!
Reddit has gotten very aggressive about pushing random subs onto you. I’ve really come to loathe the phrase “Because you interacted with a similar community”. I have muted so many subs, I’m getting sick of the site.
I'm well aware of curl's -O (long form: --remote-name), but it has an unfortunate clash with an option of the same name from wget (long form: --output-document). These options have closely related yet very different meanings. Using these options without looking at the manpage fills me with a sense of dread that I prefer to avoid.