jkeisling/hacker-news-corpus-2007-2022 huggingface dataset:
He was intentionally continuing to fan the flames of insurrection using specific lies about the status of the election, while at the same time pretending to ask them to peacefully disperse.

This seems pretty obvious?
While I agree with many of the negative comments here about issues with how this is implemented, the tone of some comments is... not great. To the point that I would be reluctant to share work I do in R on Hacker News, which is not helping anyone.

Just a reminder: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Which I've happily scrolled over while I reached parts that were more relevant (to me). It isn't that easy to do in a video, here I saw at a glance that the section was going to be uninteresting, and if there had been interesting tidbits, I wouldn't have had to sit waiting for him to finish drilling in between.

Well, at least, I got a simple answer to the question the title prompted me: "how does it look". I got baited, but didn't have to sit trough it.

(the answer is "not bad, a lot of depth of field, that lens is bigger than I imagined, and the resulting quality doesn't seem to be worth it).

OK, to be fair, I had missed the "lens" part, and was really curious.
This means they never work on things they have not worked on before.
Aaaawesome! Are you planning to post some new photos?
I wonder whether the Independent would reveal their source, or at least confirm or deny that it came from the UK government.
Can attest to how great petite-vue is, which we used to build ServiceStack's new API Explorer:

https://docs.servicestack.net/api-explorer

Originally we started out with VanillaJS & hand-rolled MVC pattern however the productivity slowed as the App was getting larger, switching to petite-vue was a major productivity boost giving us a productive reactive UI, ability to componentize our App into modular components & resulted in the fastest UI we've seen in a client UI.
This reminds me of uchuu kyodai or the space brothers anime where hibito wraps his comadre's body with a gold like foil to keep his body warm but also to reflect sunlight when it gets too hot.
This anime is pretty realistic and I recommend you watch it if you'd like to know what it takes to be an astronaut.
I briefly read the doc in the changeset, but couldn't find if the migration files from South are compatible with this new bultin migrations. Does anyone know that?
Find your target total money you need to make and then work on making it, hopefully doing something you love. If you do it through employment or startup does it really matter?
Hello my name is Jeff. I focus on web applications, data visualization, front end, and full stack development. I have a background in Psychology and Computer Science. ~10 years of experience at smaller startups, enterprise clients, and freelancing. IT Security experience with an airline company. I was let go during the pandemic... bad time to be a newer employee in the travel industry. Recently doing more studying and working on personal projects. Open to remote, freelance, or full time opportunities.

Location: Chicago
Remote: yes
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Technologies: Javascript, data visualization, D3js, VueJs, Node, Test driven development, Jest, Ajax, Css preprocessors, responsive design + development, Linux + VMs.

Server side scripting with Perl. Python, game development with pygame. Coursera data science, pandas, and Rstudio. Some native app development with java and android studio. Recently worked on Auth examples with Django and postgres. Currently just working on personal Svelte + data visualization projects.

Cloud experience with AWS, EC2, S3, heroku, cloudflare.

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https://www.linkedin.com/in/ricejeffrey

Email: jrjeffreyrice@gmail.com
Also worth mentioning: http://www.quicksprout.com and http://roachpost.com/
If you don't use autohide (I do, however), a bottom dock on a Macbook screen just eats up much too much screen height unless you're using microscopic icons.

For this reason I keep my browser tabs on the side too.
Why can God exist outside of time, but not a natural process?
Like the post said it, the key lies in having a killer feature that users are willingly to pay for, then yes it could be right time to start the biz. At the same time, users requirements/expectations evolute with time, last year killer feature might not be this year's.

I think the ability to communicate with users to understand what they want and how & why your biz is relevant to them is critical.
FB doesn't make 80bn in Australia
[Insert comment scolding above sexist comment].
I haven't read "The Creature from Jekyll Island," but I have seen some good citations. It's probably better taken as an exposition of the motives of private central banking than an argument for a gold standard. The complication in US history comes from a private central banking cartel (the Federal Reserve) using the departure from a gold standard to their own profit. Through this (naive) lens, returning to a gold standard would help to keep monetary tricks in check.

Any modern currency reform should instead concentrate on public banking with a Fiat currency. This combination allows for controlled market expansion, with the everyday banking profits being distributed across the commonwealth. It should be noted that this would have no affect on the profits of investment banking, and would not require any substantial change to our current US Dollar economy.
TL;DR - Password fundamentals...length always beats complexity.
hmmm, ammonia is good, so is bleach, put 'em together and noooooo
concentricsky.com, emphasis on Django and iOS development
I haven't heard many people express dismay or annoyance with the UX in their software. Certainly their software doesn't "look" great and I think that's what a lot of people are referring to when they talk about Google's terrible UIs.

But the fact is, most of the UIs do what you expect and get out of the way without making a bug fuss.
Maybe true, but as a web developer I can't in good conscience install an OS for a user that won't upgrade to FF4 for more than 6 months. That's the PPA/milestone release system's blessing and curse: easy to install software, hard to get the latest version without terminal witchcraft or upgrading the entire distro and eating whatever other changes (Unity) that upgrade brings.
Including part time workers distorts the average.

On average, a full-time employee in United Stats works 1,768 hours per year, or 38.6 hours per week. By comparison, Europeans work up to 19 percent fewer hours annually compared to those working in the US.. Even more extreme On average, a full-time employee in Germany works 1,363 hours per year, or 34.3 hours per week That’s the equivalent of 26 days more per year full time Americans are working.

Median income PPP is not that great of a means for comparing standards of living. The US bottom 25th percentile earn less than 1/2 the 50th percentile. I would argue for disposable income PPP after taxes, food, shelter, and medical care at the bottom is more representative as a minimum standard of living.
> No one is going to be hurting for food or rebelling if EBT is taken away.

History would suggest otherwise. Look into the "rediscovery" of hunger in the 1960s. Both Republicans and Democrats eventually supported expansions of food programs because investigations found widespread hunger and malnutrition, and those expansions did appear successful in reducing it.
For what it's worth, the designer of the Renault Twingo (another polarizing design) said something similar way back in the day. Better to design something 20% of people love and 80% of people hate than design something everyone just thinks is okay.
I'm on Prozac. Mild side effects? When I started with it, my muscles hurt for weeks. I had to quit coffee (temporarily). I had to stop exercising (temporarily), and I was also very tired for weeks. Slowly all of that became less severe, though it never truly went away. Add to that, when I started my partner was about to bare our first-born. It was a hell of a time in my life, in many ways. A rollercoaster for sure. I still need to be very careful with alcohol (about twice as strong effect). One glass of alcohol at a cocktail party at Friday afternoon on work can rub the wrong way, as it did the other day.

> It’s fuether compounded by the fact that most antidepressants have severe or annoying side effects.

As does Prozac.

Nearly all medicine have side effects. People should be informed about them (it is included with the medicine, at least here).

When depressed or suicidal, the advice of going to your doctor is good. The advice to be open about anti depressants as well (though you didn't give it, one could deduce it from your post). The advice to go for this specific brand because "no severe or annoying side effects? Bad advice.

Honestly, I had less side effects from Zyban/Bupropion and Citalopram.

Full disclosure: I don't use Prozac/Fluoxetine for depression (though one could argue I suffer from depression); I used it so I can better cope with autism.
So what % of Americans _read_ the political tweets?
Because it doesn’t make economic sense. If you give all people money, ostensibly to make them not poor, you’ll just cause inflation and they’ll be poor again.

I’m not opposed to basic housing and/or food instead - those are much simpler, as there is finite demand (in contrast to money), which can be planned for and satisfied.
My twins are 6 months. I've maintained 3x a week, hour long full body training sessions the entire time (and I get out for 2-3 10k runs a week and occasionally get out for a mountain bike ride, depending on how good of a deal I can make with my wife). I'm fortunate to work from home full-time, which means that I can get my workout in over lunch hour.

For people who aren't are so fortunate, I always recommend that they look into Kettlebell Simple & Sinister on Amazon from Pavel Tsatsouline (there's a new version, recently released, easy to read and very dense with information and incredible strength training insights).

Simple & Sinister is essentially a 20 minute, no nonsense, 100% legitimate strength training routine that can be done daily, even in combination with other training programs and workouts. Kettlebells take up essentially no space and if you buy a reputable brand you will have this strength training implement for the rest of your life.
Bazel is also the build system to use if you have large iOS swift applications, with it's networked HTTP build cache and so on.

I've also seen it used with java android apps.
It wasn't just a quote, he posed the question to StackOverflow. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/432922/significant-new-in...
> Though there is something wrong with directly copying UI elements with just a text change - that should be completely frowned upon and called out imho.

Almost all of my examples could be accurately described that way in their first version. Maybe not Windows 1.0, not Facebook, and I think not Wordpress, and there may have been a couple of other exceptions. MercadoLibre still looks exactly like eBay to me.
I see no problem with it if the essay's primary purpose is to relay an argument for an idea as opposed to entertain the reader (and author). It's basically a thesis statement.
Just think of the fear as practice for all the times at the startup you'll be terrified that you've wasted N years of your life on something that suddenly looks bleak. Then try to erode it with rationality, or just think about how much fun being successful will be instead.
You should generally read the article before commenting. You should really read the article before replying to a comment about how you ought to read the article!
Well, yes and no. From what I understand, Microsoft has been willing in the past to license their PlayReady DRM for use in embedded devices (which phones are). Will they be willing to license for Moonlight on Android? Who knows, but it's not a for-sure "no" yet. Of course, it's also not a "yes" either ;-)

AFAIK, we haven't even talked to them about it yet... this was kind of a last-minute hack for Mix11.
When I got my first real job at a small consulting firm, I was shocked at how many clients just refused to pay their bill. They didn't even really seem to have any specific reason for not paying.

Law firms were they worst. I guess because whaddya gonna do? sue them?
Admittedly, it's a hard question to handle, as these events are invariably by definition, out of context problems that you probably can't conceive, but...

What processes/procedures have you put in place as a result of this to ensure that next time it happens (because with the best will in the world, things run more smoothly?
Shall we fire all the bus-drivers and train operators too that have families and that may be headed for divorce?

If anything this will lead to planes being flown by remote control or using autonomous computers. Pilot is one of those jobs that carries some degree of respect from non-pilots because we trust our lives to them and expect them to infallibly do what's right. When an idiot decides to murder close to 150 innocents that were entrusted to his responsibility that will harm the whole institution of flight and all his colleague pilots as well.

But let's not go overboard and fire all the pilots that could be at risk of divorce, most people are perfectly normal, madmen are the exception.
What the hell is a PATCH request? This is not part of HTTP, as far as I can recall. Why not use PUT instead?
>We make HTTPS work with self-signed certificates, and display websites encrypted that way the same way we currently show http

Then how do you know you are getting any sort of encryption?
I get it, we are all happy that the project isn't dead but do we really need a new thread for every minor version bump?
The sample size has to be large enough for the results to have statistical significance. If something happens in the patient that never happens in comparable cases, and you have piles of information about suitable controls, then you can place a high certainty in the treatment being able to work. You don't have a success rate, but nobody's claiming one.
I know. Hockey games are a great spectator sport in person. I'm always surprised by just how TALL the players are. Great atheletes, fast moving sport. The GoPro cameras should bring more of that excitement over the "air-waves."
http://weblogs.baltimoresun.com/news/crime/blog/2011/07/thir...
Loved the 'Failure'
I've tried to treat my unimportant app developer career as being a stepping stone to something more important. Even if it's OK to release crap today, where will I be in 10 years time if that's what I have been practicing? I'd rather try to release bug-free software now, even if it causes friction where I work.
You guys don't have social housing? A council owned house usually has water and electricity provided for free, or very heavily subsidized.
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95 was supposed to go to Boston too, it kind loops around, but doesn't have the three number name. Its hard to build highways through land thats already been developed, its very political:

Also of note, each highway seems to have its own wikipedia page. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interstate_95_in_Massachusetts

"The original plans called for I-95 to run through downtown Boston. The highway would have progressed from Route 128 and Readville, followed the Southwest Corridor, joined the Inner Belt in Roxbury, heading east, and joining the Southeast Expressway at South Bay, then north to the Central Artery at the South Station interchange with the Massachusetts Turnpike/Interstate 90, and connecting with the Northeast Expressway at the Charlestown banks of the Charles River.

However, due to pressure from local residents, all proposed Interstate Highways within Route 128 were canceled in 1972 by Governor Francis Sargent with the exception of Interstate 93 to Boston."
I replied to you. I broke social distancing in a small way; but our physical distance remains approximately the same.
Location: Bogota, Colombia
Remote: Yes
Willing to Relocate: Yes

Tech that I use: C# .Net Core, Js, Angular

Tech that I'd like to use: C, C++, Rust

Junior web developer with one year of experience, a lot of time spent during my teens toying around with a lot of technologies, I'm always looking for ways to improve my craft and make better decisions, I'm passionate for low level related things although I know nothing about the topic.

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inefficiencies that the older, duplicity software has.

As much as I love duplicity, it does sort of suck when you get into larger numbers of files and gigabytes of data. It's so darn slow sometimes it's almost unusable. Good to know borg is better, I've been meaning to check that out!
I use chrome to sync bookmarks between machines.

I have a bookmarks bar where the bookmarks have no names. They are represented by their favicons. Then, I have 3 bookmark folders on my bookmarks bar. Currently they are "!" "11" and "12"

"!" is for bookmarks I keep long-term.
"11" is for bookmarks created in november.
"12" is for bookmarks created in december.

I'm pretty loose about bookmarking. If it's something I might want to bookmark, I just bookmark it to the current month's folder. Then, when the month is up (Jan 1), I will clean out the "11" folder, moving stuff I really want to keep to "!". Few things make it to "!". Then, I delete "11". Afterward, I will do a first wave of deletions on "12", keeping stuff I still find interesting. Then I'll create the "1" folder for January and start again.
I didn't know I could do that! This is why I come to HN :)
Yes, but you can uncouple the API talking about and generating IO actions from the performance of those IO actions if you have a pure, lazy language.
> Working for income is not slavery. You can always go join open source ecology and build your own civilization from scratch.

No, you can't, because you need to eat tonight, not tomorrow or the week after or next quarter. And you need to pay bills, your house, etc. So the labour market is not in effect free.
Why? They charge to full in a few minutes and a full charge lasts weeks? You can charge your mouse in the time it takes to get a cup of coffee, let alone a night's sleep?
Yep. Making good software is much easier than doing anything related to healthcare.
I've been interested in AGI for a long time. But I've never been on board with the speculation about AGIs making multiple orders of magnitude improvement in intelligence.

That is total speculation, and also it's not necessary to assume so much to have a similar outcome. It seems much easier to imagine an AI that is 2 or 3 times smarter than a human, and has very fast transfer of knowledge with other compatible beings.

I think that's enough for them to take over, if there are enough of them.

But anyway it seems obvious to me that we absolutely should avoid trying to build fully autonomous digital creatures that compete with us. We should rather aim carefully for something more like a Star Trek computer, without any real autonomy or necessarily fully generalized skills or cognition or animal-like characteristics/drives.
I like this story because I mentally replace “ML algorithm” with “exhaustive search”

We, as a society, are doing an exhaustive search of every possible person-opinion-framing combination and ranking them by controversial. I love this article for pointing it out.
Which "industry" are you referring to? If you mean "line of business Java applications at huge insurance companies", you're right. If you mean "startups where software development is a profit center", I think you're pretty wrong: OWASP might be years behind the state of the art of modern software development.
It says "fiction" right at the top, but one given in the story was:

> A Republican Supreme Court nominee accused of committing sexual assault as a teenager.
Starlabs designs their own, not the same oem.
If this isn't misinformation, I don't know what is.
I think you mean Coprinopsis atramentaria, common name Inkycap, not the similar Coprinus comatus (Shaggymane).
But does anyone have the spoof version of this made internally at Microsoft? They paid Tom Selleck to do the voice over. One scene depicted a woman walking in the surf along a beach. She's wearing a white dress and a big straw hat. Selleck says: "Have you ever received a fax in your hat?" Cut to fax appearing from slot in her hat. Then he says "You will".

There were others IIRC and I saw them in Redmond in the mid 1990s.
The gravitational acceleration is equal to G * M/r^2 where G is the gravitational constant (G = 6.67 * 10^(-11) N * m^2/kg^2) M is the mass of Earth (M = 5.97 * 10 ^24 kg) and r is the radius of the Earth (average radius = 6.37 * 10^6 m).

At the place where he jumped out the gravitational acceleration would roughly be:

g = G * M/((6.37 * 10^6 m) + (39000 m))^2 ~= 9.69 m/s^2

This is not far from the normally used 9.8 m/s^2 and this would of course get larger as he gets closer to the ground.
Ohh nice essay. I might be able to reference it in some company presentations. Thanks for the link!
I'm telling you how to talk about trans people in your life, people who are your friends or coworkers. If you want to insist on being Rude, that's your right but you're doing it intentionally at this point, and you should expect that people won't appreciate it.

And yes you are absolutely correct, Caitlyn Jenner won some Olympic medals.
In the same boat as you age-wise, but it was probably kind of similar. As young as I was back then, and just knowing a hint of HTML, I still managed to stumble upon people trying to make their own dot-com and hearing pitches for websites that were just as pie-in-the-sky as some NFT projects.

Like I remember one back then that had an idea (I don't even think they had the tech, just an idea) for a VR headset and an omnidirectional treadmill and acted like they were sitting on a goldmine in the next 2-3 years and if I would just kindly make a website for them (for free) I'd get in on the ground floor.

Clearly their idea never materialized, or at least never found success.
That's the goal. Missing the 2d path api mainly.
There are some interesting technical limitation for fill vs stroke. But for a fun hobby project, only limited time. :)
Do you think the west would do any better if the Taliban were literally on the border?
When Minority Report and 1984 combine. Absolutely chilling.

The leaked reports present a master plan for managing mass internment, including details on how to “prevent escapes.” This proves, in the Chinese government’s very own words, that detainees are held in the camps against their own will.

If you wonder why Hong Kong civilians are risking their lives to resist Beijing, this is the reason.
With jOOQ you still don't write SQL, you write the DSL and still spend a lot of time looking up docs for how to write the query in the DSL, when all you really want is to write the SQL query without the ugliness of JDBC. To this end I highly recommend JDBI.

If the Java proposal for multi-line strings ever gets done it will make writing SQL queries a lot nicer.
I have not read the article but in general:

The problem I have with exponential is that you can’t have an exponential difference between two data points. Exponential is a measure of growth which can’t be seen with just two data points. However orders of magnitude can accurately describe the difference between two data points. Even though it is somewhat ambiguous as well (powers of 2,10,16?) orders of magnitude makes more sense than exponential.
Uhm, you can do this simply by appending to your search query:

`-site:quora.com`
Or "two football fields"

(without specifying which kind of football)