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> Our policy for evolving the API over time is that new functionality can be added, while removing or changing existing functionality can only be done if the benefits exceed the (often significant) costs to users and only after giving cl
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If you like Nix than probably try GNU Guix [1] and if possible use Guix System on server side. This is one of the most modern development in operating systems. In the modern security conscious world where most companies run their workloads
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Having used react and modern web components to build webpages. I will agree with the first comment which says what is made so hard by react/redux can be easily done if the pages were rendered on server and delivered to client with prog
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In truly free market when government do not intervene shelves will always be kept at the minimum to profit from panic. It’s because demand and supply is controlled by rich and high price exclude the non rich. That’s the reason systems are c
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Python community request to postpone breaking changes in Python 3.9 to 3.10
(mail.python.org)
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Singapore which implemented quarantine order like China, restricted purchase of essentials at supermarkets and in spite of having more cases is more effective in managing nCOV and public panic buying. Supermarkets are replenished again quic
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> Our policy for evolving the API over time is that new functionality can be added, while removing or changing existing functionality can only be done if the benefits exceed the (often significant) costs to users and only after giving c
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We use both GPU and TPU, but use our own installed Jupyter to keep a copy as backup. Many of our developers like colab, just the reason we keep backup because we have been bitten by google shutting down services more than once. In one case
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I have been a user of colab and recommended to many friends. As mentioned in the other thread the session time of colab notebook is too low, so increasing it for pro is good, but still if one has a large data for testing and training, depe
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I was planning to buy MacBook 16-inch as I am still on 2014 edition which in my view were one of the best MacBooks. I simply hate that unnecessary Touch Bar, was hoping Apple will remove it but didn’t. Thought then of getting 16-inch as the
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On HN in general there is a disdain for anything other than react, probably more people of Facebook generation and admiration of it's technology like open graph, react and few other products. Based on personal usage of React, it's
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Wouldn't this executive and Media companies will run afoul of the GDPR act. At least in EU they can be fined and may be prosecuted if they are repeat offenders. It will be nice if all the EU residents in one go send a request to remove
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SAP is designed based on priority of the requirements by people in a company who will never use it but will ask their staff to extract the data and present them in PowerPoint or excel. So the UI design of SAP is user hostile. Even by embrac
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This is another instance that google doesn’t care about users privacy and track without their consent by using chrome installation Id. This probably might be against GDPR, so Chrome installed base in Europe multiplied by per day fine, hope
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Lawsuit in India Seeks to Shut Down Access to U.S. Journalism Website
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LXD/LXC by default launches unprivileged containers in user space and map the userid’s to hosts user id’s, now they use new kernel feature shiftfs which makes it much easier to provide consistent user id mapping inside a container acro
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That’s what I wanted to say docker is only designed with specific goal to have one process running per container. So to run a system like Sovereign will need many many containers, one each for each daemon and then environment variables for
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Docker use Dockerfile (ini) to create container images, so you need to create a soup of Dockerfile, bash scripts combine it with ansible scripts. So it is kind of incompatible, it's better to use LXD containers as I suggested in my pre
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Python community request to postpone breaking changes in Python 3.9 to 3.10
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In Singapore POFMA force Google, Twitter, Facebook to Self-Censor like China
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You are absolutely right adherence to backward compatibility will eventually leads to situations similar to C++ or C. Rust and go eventually will be facing same issues as C++ or C today, once they reach critical mass like them (which itself
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Sovereign can be used as is to create linux container with LXD without any changes. You can create container image and than use it across your immutable infrastructure. Don’t waste time in Docker, for this purpose use lxd containers [1]. LX
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I hope people learn lessons based on abandoned products like: 1. Google Chat removed XMPP interoperability. 2. Google abandoned wave. 3. Google abandoned google chat and replace with Hangouts. 4. Hangouts replaced with two products, Hangout
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This case does not make web scraping legal or illegal, it just sets a precedent that Computer Frauds and Abuse Act (CFAA 1986) cannot directly be applied in web scraping of public data for fair use. Web scraping can be legal with caveats wh
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Request to postpone some Python 3.9 incompatible changes to Python 3.10
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Hopefully it will not be a repeat of Python 2 to 3 migration. I hope Python community can find an intelligent utility which can automatically convert deprecated calls to new format transparently. Personally I had issues with pycrypto module
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Another example of how google index it’s criticism and use it’s PR mechanical turks or staff to downvote critical comments.
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When Stadia was launched I was very hopeful that it might bring a lot of other innovations, like provide a training ground for future surgeons through interactive controls and gamified simulation of complex surgery. Might provide a large ga
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It's a good tool for ML data labeling integrated with machine learning pipeline tool. It's open source Apache-2 license so it should not pose risk. We were looking for replacement of openrefine, which seems to be abandoned by Goog
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You are right C is a good choice for arduino, but if Python can be used with it, I believe Haskell can also be used in similar way. It will bring many high level features like type safety, immutability, runtime error free code and code that
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