skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It sure beats three pedals though right? If you wanted to completely optimize you would introduce some kind of regen break pedal which allows you to stop using regen only and then switch to your backup break pedal when you have too short a stopping distance. Ux is pretty bad I imagine.
Shouldn't be _too_ hard to convert your scripts.

I ran into the same problem and one workspace disallows App passwords. You can simply get the OAuth token with a little python script and then use it as the password: https://github.com/google/gmail-oauth2-tools/blob/master/pyt...

(see for example https://github.com/lefcha/imapfilter/issues/186)
Ask HN: Kubernetes ingress re-write for FEs
What is the proper way to set rewrite rules that can handles requests after first load, For example <HTML> relative path requests for assets or hrefs?

Lets say you have homebase.com/kubedash and homebase.com/qdrant, what is the best practice for supporting these two services.

- homebase.com/qdrant --> qdrant:port/

- homebase.com/qdrant/dashboard --> qdrant:port/dashboard

- homebase.com/kubedash --> kubernetes-dashboard:80/

The problem i run into is that each of the services load an HTML with relative paths to the 're-written' request. In other words qdrant:port/dashboard HTML will try to fetch `homebase.com/dashboard/assets` but your re-write rule would only handle it if its, `homebase.com/qdrant/dashboard/assets`

There are many answers and suggestions but i've worked through most and have realized that either your href or your assets or something else will break it. The solution I have found is to use subdomains.

What is the right way to do this? This feels like the basic feature for ingress controller.
Enough with building comparisons.

The vendor put the master keys of the main database in a publicly-accessible package. It’s insane.

Of course the researchers tested the keys, to check whether it was true. If it can be proven that it was used for nefarious reasons, then ok for blaming him, but as far as we know, the researcher just used it to get convincing evidence and left the system.

The company is to blame 100%, and the research should get an encouraging award for white-hat reporting. Not this.
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In that case you don't need a canonical order. The instructions do not even have to be next to each other.
Conservationist "hippie" environmentalism is very different from, and in many ways the opposite of, modern climate activism. A general concern for the environment is roughly the only thing they share in common.
Completely disagree. Problem with (at least) math is that you want a teacher is not super good at math, but still knows what they are teaching. When you get taught by a brilliant match wiz teacher they skip over the stuff that is obvious to them, but what is probably crucial for mere mortals.

I have had teachers who just blew over the simple stuff because they didnt care about it and focused on the interesting hard stuff, which felt a lot of people behind and also with actually good teachers who focused on the "easy stuff" to build a strong foundation before moving to the harder stuff.
> Code at Google3 is one giant monolith

I’ve heard this stated before, and something about it feels off. There’s no way all of Google’s code is in one repo.

Like, does that monorepo contain the full Android operating system with Google Services and the firmware for all the Pixel devices? I feel pretty sure multiple teams at Google must have forks of the Linux kernel for one reason or another, would those be in there too? Is Chromium in there too? What about the whole golang project?

Even if I’m off about some of this, it feels like the statement “Code at Google is one giant monolith” needs some qualifiers.
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> It’s the same tired faux genius rhetoric over and over again.

> I stick around for those rare diamonds in the rough.

> The moments where an actual, proven genius logs in

so you are the one to judge who is a genius :). a little condescending?

imo hn has become quora-ified. anecdotal commentary has become common.
Then find a place with an elevator. Not every home needs to be for everyone
My very first boss that I believe is an undiagnosed psychopath is now director level over there. That told me everything I needed to know about any possible direction of the company. I no longer use anything made by them and actively steer everyone I know away to alternatives.
The GP used it as an example of the technology that would also leak to one's enemies. Atomic bomb is a poor example, it barely leaked and was anyway developed by everybody's enemies. It's better to be the first ones in this case.
Why would you need two lanes in each direction, except perhaps on a highway..? I agree, such a waste of space.
it was less fun having beers on a thursday afternoon for sure, but I at least understood the fact that the company had thousands of non-US employees and TGIF on a friday afternoon for us was TGIM for everyone else.
It’s hard to imagine an absence of resource anxiety in the land of the six figure mortgage payment. Must have been incredible.

Resource anxiety is exactly the phrase. Two things utterly surprised me about my experience in Silicon Valley: the unbelievable level and growth of TC, and its utter inadequacy/precarity next to the insatiable vacuum of a mortgage here. Strange place.
So your point is others do things almost as bad so this is fine ?
While I generally agree with the article, the "reality check" project seems somewhat forced: there are many widely used projects that are fairly lean. Many of the GNU projects are like that, not to mention explicitly minimalistic ones, and generally on a GNU/Linux system (either server or desktop) you have a few notable resource hogs, but the rest you would barely notice. Many of those can be built without Python build-time dependencies, too. And there are tens of thousands of proper packages in common distributions' repositories, so surely it is possible. The mentioned Electron, Node.js, and SaaS examples probably happen more often in certain other settings, perhaps enterprise software tends to be like that. Likely its advocates would bring up speed and cost of development, and it may be argued that even security is improved with those, given the other constraints. A more interesting "reality check" may be to take a few actual (and preferably somewhat widely used) bloated projects, and implement leaner alternatives, while fitting into the same constraints: similar profits for commercial projects, maybe similar initial expertise levels, time spent, and perceived impact for non-commercial ones.
I’m not even sure what I meant. More sleep needed.

Edit: While coasting might be more efficient than braking, regen braking is probably more
efficient than using brakes. (Which might explain the overall efficiency improvement when using one-pedal driving even if we assume coasting is more efficient than braking)
That’s not it… need to set about ten settings after that: turning off telemetry, google search+keystroke spying, pocket, home page, corporate links, etc.

All before connecting to the network.
I wrote "I had excellent teachers", not that they were super good at math.
Who thinks it is appropriate to use one second looping gif on article?

Could be interesting, but I cant read this shit with flashing images.
>Would things have been different if they hadn’t taken funding? It’s impossible to say. In all likelihood, it never would have been built in the first place.

>But if it had, I doubt it would have ended like this.

If it had I doubt it would have lasted as much.
> Also, which regulations?

The entire article is on the prohibition of single stair multi-family residential.

> I'm not sure we need more high-end development - those tenants have plenty of options.

This is silly. When car makers couldn't make enough cars in 2021 and the price went up, was the solution to ban making new cars? Should we have prohibited making cars with fancy trim? Having enough housing for everyone is the only way to make sure affordable housing exists.
Oh those wacky and silly Chinese!
That example assumes a frontend that makes TONS AND TONS of small http requests to do even the simplest thing. That's obviously stupid and bad yea. But the article doesn't start with that premise as far as I can see.
In cases where it matters, it's still a competitive advantage. Consumers don't care, maybe, but companies absolutely do, for their business-critical tools.
> In my experience, 90% of the modern office was never fun.

same. it's horrible.

aside from a little (somewhat fake) social contact.

not a thing i like about the office. zero.
It has TACC and you can pretty much do what OP wants since accelerating and braking will override the setting.
No, that's not it at all.
MilkDrop 3 got released not that long ago and works on any audiosource. V2 was basically our digital fireplace in the 90s.

https://github.com/milkdrop2077/MilkDrop3
If to understand D you need to know both B and C, each of which requires familiarity with A, the graph is not a tree
It's not an instinct, it's a gut reaction to change. The evidence is that people aren't burning to death in Europe.
> Other than people who worked there, and miss the old days … who cares?

So you’re not a Googler? Or a Xoogler? Maybe you identify as a Noogler (never-Googler)?
Or just LibreWolf and call it a day
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ok, can you please explain in 2 sentences what the software is? Like MS Word is a software to compose documents, or KeePassXC is a password manager, for example. Is it too much to ask from an "About" page?
Fellow autistic person here, and in my mind you've hit the nail on the head.
It's an information game for sure, like trying to drink from a fire hose of information and make sense of it somehow. I guess it's a matter of using Fourier analysis in a way, but that's a hard ask to do on your own thoughts, feelings, and sensations.
Your detailed translation is correct. "Owes" is the verb used.

In Brazil, that saying is often uttered in reaction to any resistance to government, police or legal activity. It's as though brazilians expect others to completely and willingly submit themselves to their microscope for inspection if the slightest doubt about their honesty is ever raised. Only someone who is not afraid would do so, and that way innocence is proven. Failure to do so implies you're afraid and therefore guilty.

In other words, in Brazil everyone owes the government something. Even if it's just an explanation. It can decide to come and collect on that debt at any time. When the government comes knocking, it's up to you to prove that you're debt free and if you can't you deserve what's coming to you. That's how this society thinks. People think like that even though there are laws to the contrary. Police thinks like that. Government officials think like that.

Here the government is too incompetent to determine whether you're alive or dead. So they make it your problem by making you prove that you're alive. Every year, my parents need to go to some government agency and literally prove that they're alive. If they don't, the government marks them as dead and cuts them off from their pensions. I pointed out to them the inherent indignity of this little yearly ritual. They did not understand what I was getting at. It's just how stuff works. Besides, how will the poor government figure out who's defrauding them? Clearly the only choice it has is to assume that everyone is defrauding it and force the innocent to prove their innocence or be punished with loss of benefits which are their right.
> In distributed cases, BFF makes it a lot harder

As in "microservices"? Well.. I think we all know having microservices makes everything harder and almost everything worse :P
It was literally announced to huge fanfare in all of the tech press, and even some of the mainstream press, that Apple was releasing a Journaling app as part of the new iOS. People were going on and on about "wellness" and all the rest of it. It's like complaining that they "silently installed" their timer app on your phone, or their stock market app (which I have never seen anyone use).
It was about as silent as a declaration of intent in front of the world media, months and months before it happened.
Your boss got no clue how hard or easy your work is usually. Even if he is a good programmer you need to more or less work side by side to get a grip on someones performance.

And smooth talkers game peer reviews.
This looks like a super hard version of the old school palm pilot shorthand.
I've worked in one big company when something like this actually happened. First week one developer blatantly said to management in-front of the scammer that the scammer (CTO) doesn't know anything about technology and is a complete fraud.

The developer got fired 10 minutes later. Others took note to not challenge him if they want to keep their job.

That happened ~10 years ago and I am actually grateful for that experience because I was just starting out, the scammer indirectly taught me much more about how to scam and lie your way to the top, how to sell your ideas to unaware management and most importantly - that office politics are 10x more important than merit in big companies.
It would but he'd be doing nothing more than hiding from others. I respect him taking accountability, as much as I can respect any murderer, that is.
I just released an update to my open source tool where the binary+dll size was reduced from 33mb to 1.4mb.
Feels good to get rid of bloat.
My pet idea is that rather than targetting cancer, we should be trying to find and correct DNA-errors before they become cancerous. Otherwise we are just playing whack-a-mole with a slowly degenerating cell population.
My mom went to a professional school for "company secretary" or something like that in the 70s and learned shorthand notation (and typing). I recall trying to learn from her books as a kid, it's not that hard.

But she never seemed to actually use it later in her life (she still touch typed tho!).

I wonder how useful shorthand is in these days when cheap recording devices are available in everyone's pocket.

Maybe people who keep hand written diaries still use it?
"you obviously have to assess the impact of burning the oil."

It's not at all obvious.

1) If we assess all the indirect negative impacts that happen in remote places, nothing will ever be done. Should a factory making phones assess the DALY lost by drivers who get into accidents because of distracted driving?

2) Also, if we are going to assess hypothetical impacts of burning oil, why not assess the positive impacts? This oil could be used to build wind turbines, or to deliver food to a famine-impacted areas, or to raise living standards in the developing world. Generally oil is energy and energy is a precursor to GDP and high living standards.

The end result on not developing European (or US) energy reserves is that Europe is going to buy energy from dictators all over the world. Frankly it's one of these cases where I switch to my cynical mode "I hope there's enough civilization left for my lifetime, cause if you are THAT dumb, you deserve to be defeated."
In that case I would have welcomed a simple sentence stating why they won't use 'const'. I very much feel they're not even aware of it.
The general feeling I get is that they're trying to work without a compiler, notably without any optimization not warning
- some of the code (passing short* instead of int*) will raise warnings
-it's likely optimisations passes will often remove some of the copy overhead
- the compiler will bark if you write to 'const'

So my general feeling is that they're trying to work assuming people will want to screw their API intentionally; which looks quite unreasonable to me. A bit context about the 'why' would be interesting
I would say that all modern "general purpose" ISAs (and microarchitectures) are optimized for C (and C++). That's what most OS:es and high profile applications are written in (web browsers - and by extension electron apps, compilers, games, content creation, etc).
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There's no rope ladder in my apartment here. I've never heard of such a thing.
What alternatives do you recommend for email? That's my one google service I have difficulty getting away from.
This is all about getting users off of the fantastic native mail apps and onto googles own. You can’t get realtime mail notifications without gmail.app or the soon to be deprecated Google sync. I hate it. I pay Google for workspace and I hate it. At least Mimestream still works on desktop but I bet they’re coming for that soon too.
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Fotocamera Potente:
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Prison is a great way to learn conflict management skills to run an open source project.

yes that was a gpt summary, i found it helpful
I don't think they implement that into the cars as developers have to consider that a car may be unused for a longer time and perhaps even be completely discharged.

I think this would be the best approach for you as you would get all the advantages of having a new car while still remaining "off-the-grid" as long as you don't bring your phone with you.
This is less true of software like the one mentioned in the article that are intended to be self-hosted, though: I have to walk my users through using it anyways and so I can show them FileZilla or install a SFTP filesystem on their computer or setup syncthing/dropbox for them to handle uploads. There’s lots of ways to avoid exposing a custom file upload service for this sort of thing.
Why a push to outright ban and not just use electric?

edit: I had stopped reading prematurely due to a massive advert I confused for the end
just a minor point here. The monarch/s aren't really public officials since that implies employment by the state. They sit above the state but within it.

The structure of governments is generally an imitation of monarchs ie, presidents think themselves minor kings rather than public servants - see armed guards and minion ministers, grand abodes etc .. however short lived.
After being in multiple orgs and having been in touch with c-suite, I have suspicions that lack of total empathy and psychopathic tendencies are a must to get to really high social-based positions.
I grew up with the society value of live and let live (if ye do no harm, do what ye will). Not that it applies to everything (it is relative not absolute) but as a rule of thumb.

Yet there are societies where my wife would have to conform in the sense of having to hide her facial hair due to dominant religion even though she herself is an atheist. If we were to go to such society, we'd have to conform.

Conforming is sometimes necessary, but a trait of assimilation. It isn't as black or white as it is though. There are parts in USA where you cannot be openly gay, and there are parts where you can.

There are also two sexual preferences which have to conform in the West as they're not accepted by society: children and animals as sexual preference. I agree with not accepting these since they're predatory instead of equal terms. However it is relevant to mention as people with these preferences (as well as psychopathy) have to mask it.

Meanwhile, homosexuality is a spectrum as well. There are shades of gray (nuances) between gay and straight, bisexuality being one of them. To put it differently: one does not have to be either. In an ideal world, I'd have grown up openly bisexuality or at least bicurious.

My problem with transgender is very specific: fertile women are attractive to males because of their fertility which is deeply related to their behavior (look, smell, act, etc). This is something transgender females cannot (yet) offer and it firmly puts them outside the definition of being female _for_me_. However, it is irrelevant to me nowadays as I am (the cliché) married with children. I believe it is the root underlying issue related to acceptance though, akin to con-artism. For me it is. But that is my problem, not theirs.

A lot of undiagnosed women with autism conform/assimilate by masking. It is considered harmful on the longer term (as you put: the short term might be beneficial). You get people who are acting as if they're something they're not. And they will fail their act. Then you get a situation like Girl, Interrupted. A temper tantrum, diagnosis borderline (what I believe to be often a undiagnosed autism among females).

The M.O. should be you are yourself at the very least at home. And that requires acceptance and embracing of how you are as a starting point. Masking is going to be required more tgan enough, it shouldn't be the target goal.

I'd like to end my post with an open question: Do you believe we as Western society benefit from people with a sexual preference for children, animals, and psychopaths in general masking themselves?
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