skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't have IntelliJ right now, but as far as I remember this function shows only line where selected method is called. I meant something more sophisticated, every piece fo code that could be affected by this.

Example:

int x = obj.something();
unrelated.doSomethingElse();
return x * x;

If I change something() method IntelliJ will show only the first line, even though the third one is affected by the change as well.
I would like to see basic income treated as a sort of 'trickle-up' scheme, ensuring two things:

1) eliminate poverty, wherever the cost of living isn't over-inflated. I'm okay with 'SV has to robotize everything because no humans can afford to work menial jobs there, so they move away', but we're looking at a world where no humans can afford to be other than rich, anywhere.

2) guarantee a customer base for anyone and everyone who does choose to start a business or enterprise. I have studied my own sole-proprietorship business over more than a decade, and my prosperity has been TIGHTLY linked to the FED labor share of income. To put it bluntly, as my business is not in the FIRE sector, I do well when 'people have money to spend', and when they don't it's like trying to squeeze water from a stone.

We do not have a capitalist economy without a broad consumer class, and in the era of the FIRE sector and automation, without something like a basic income we don't have a consumer class at all, and everything dries up from the roots up. Playing games with financial instruments can only mask this for a very short time.

Basic income isn't just a social justice thing: it's the only way a free-market capitalist system can continue to be the 'blind arbiter' of what goods and services prevail. Either you switch over to a centrally governed assigner of who does what work, or you continue to have a free market through feeding it with money at the consumer level, literally paying people to function as your 'free market' and thus not having to give that function to the government (public or private).

The time where this system naturally turned business employment into wages producing a social class system that was stable, was back when worker efficiency was orders of magnitude less than it is now. That was when humans had to do sums on paper, dig ditches with shovels, to get anything done! It's still within living memory of some older humans.

Those days are gone. There will never be a class system in a modern automated, mechanized, solar-powered world, that can support a capitalist free market, without basic income. I would stake my life on that proposition.
Its FP support is even more limited than C#'s, no?
It is in a different space, yes, but you can ifconfig to find it's IP and go from there. I've run webservers from Termux and browsed them from Chrome. And I've read about people doing the SSH thing.

To be honest, I still can't browse a Termux server from a different machine, and I've spent a while trying.
Due to its versatility, Makefiles can be creatively used beyond building software projects. Case in point: I used a very simple hand-crafted Makefile [1] to drive massive Ansible deployment jobs (thousands of independently deployed hosts) and work around several Ansible design deficiencies (inability to run whole playbooks in parallel - not just individual tasks, hangs when deploying to hosts over unstable connection, etc.)

The principle was to create a make target and rule for every host. The rule runs ansible-playbook for this single host only. Running the playbook for e.g. 4 hosts in parallel was as simple as running 'make -j4'. At the end of the make rule, an empty file with the name of the host was created in the current directory - this file was the target of the rule - it prevented running Ansible for the same host again - kind of like Ansible retry file, only better.

I realize that Ansible probably is not the best tool for this kind of job, but this Makefile approach worked very well and was hacked together very quickly.

[1] https://gist.github.com/martinky/819ca4a9678dad554807b68705b...
They were calling for America to be a whites only homeland. You don't get from here to there without murdering lots of minorities
I noticed the very same. I often feel fresh just the moment I open my eyes without an alarm. Tho it's also true that in some occasions I wake up and realize you need 30-90min more so and I try to dig back in :) All this is altered by any alcohol consumption the night before - proportionally to the amount.
The true reason why the FBI wants to get rid of Kaspersky: since American agencies do not have access to data of Kaspersky but do have access to all data of American antivirus vendors, they want everybody to switch to American vendors.
https://github.com/ejholmes/walk can do most of this FWIW.
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I can't recall what precisely, but I tried tup with a tiny project to build, and I found it couldn't handle the dependency structure. And apparently (as of 1 years ago) it wasn't supposed to be handled.
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> coming from Ruby, Erlang almost feels second nature

s/Erlang/Elixir I assume.
> 2. Widening the definition of "incitement" to relax the imminent and direct requirements. I don't see why "kill all blacks" should be protected while "kill this black with this gun" shouldn't be.

If they have their way, it will be widened that much and more, until eventually purely factual information like the American Renaissance's Color of Crime report will be illegal on the grounds that it could potentially incite whites to commit racial violence against blacks just by detailing how disproportionately whites are victimized violently by blacks (85% of interracial crimes involving blacks and whites are black-on-white).
Jupming on every framework as soon as it comes out - instead of stabilising technology to meet business needs
Being fat is not a disability. Being tall is not a disability. If you need more room, you pay more. This isn't about sensitivity. This is simple economics.
> the existence of differences in intelligence, temperament, and other traits between races

Isn't that irrelevant? Would you allow immigrants to displace you from your homeland, as long as they were smarter and calmer?
Money, if possible. Food banks can turn money into food more efficiently than you or me. If you are interested in donating food, consider donating 'high value' food such as a case of peanut butter: especially families with hungry children will value peanut butter as a food shelf item. It's typically rationed.
> "two violent groups"

Are you seriously parroting Donald Trump right now? The lefties at Charlottesville were peaceful (and in those cases where it did turn violent, the Nazis began with assaulting). Most weren't even Antifa, they were ordinary Charlottesville citizens protesting against Nazis from all over the USA taking their city over!
I can tell you from personal experience that having faulty empathy wiring really sucks, and people who suffer from this problem are deserving of sympathy, even if it's at arms-length. It shouldn't be a surprise that going through life feeling cold and isolated is going to result in someone who does shitty things.
It's much harder for the fab to backdoor things than any other stage, and it also takes time for them to prepare such an attack once they have your GDSII files. So it would show up as a manufacturing delay. For anything other than milspec this probably isn't worth worrying about at this time.

Also, I'm not 100% sure that two fabs would actually produce optically identical chips; would there be process differences?
Not defending their views, but your statement isn't accurate. You could also get there through deportation, or in the long term, through banning immigration and reproduction by minorities.

Obviously horrible beyond words, but not fair to say that murder is only option.
I actually like tabs, but if they bother you, you can use semicolons instead.
This might be the first time in the 7 years I've my degree in it that someone has said they're actually "looking for bioinformaticians"...
Nazis aren't (and shouldn't be) a protected class in the United States.
Have you looked at Azure AD? Seems like it would do what you want if I'm understanding correctly
> Isn't that irrelevant?

It attests to the reality of race, something leftist free speech haters deny.
Financing this is the real problem. Open source software relies on volunteer labour and the small costs of donated hosting, hardware etc. Open source hardware does not have nearly enough demand to fund it and cannot protect its revenue stream from competitors.
I wouldn't totally dismiss gdm and sddm -- my issues could be peculiar to my hardware, the versions available at the time, and so on. As long as you've got a fast internet connection, it's only 10-15 minutes to try each one. YMMV, as they say! Just be ready to hold down the power switch if things go badly. (For reference, I'm using sway on a netbook with one of AMD's integrated offerings, maybe Llano? I haven't tried a DM on that machine.)
A 1st layer of management doesn't need to be heavy handed manager types if the employees hired are "managers of one" and can self-direct their work. The "manager of one" wording comes from 37 Signals, read up on how they manage.

Software cannot make sure careers are on track and goals are met. Yes software can track a todo list but career goals are a human activity to coach employees. Imagine someone that is purely working on say mobile apps part of the product set but wants to get some experience on the backend. Thats a conversation since they may not feel comfortable (e.g. an introvert) jumping on backend tasks since that might introduce some conflict with the team. Finding out what motivates a person is a conversation, not a web form.

If you have a small group of people that are self-motivated (aka manager of one) working together on various software projects, what would status reports or time tracking be used for?
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The problem with your posts is not that they are hard to understand, it's that they are not nice to read. For one, you come off as arrogant, as if you were the only one who has any idea what they are talking about. You present a solution to help disadvantaged students learn better, and I agree that your solution is fine. But it will only work for students that have the will, time and ability to help themselves, and I think that is only a tiny minority of all students, and even tinier when you only consider economically disadvantaged ones.

That your first post didn't mention any of the factors that could make your solution unworkable probably contributes to the downvotes, because you come across as somewhat naive, and not in a cute way. I don't think it deserved to be flagged, but it wasn't a good post either.

Your second post is much too repetitive. Repetition is very memorable (you got "Get the book. Read the book. Do the exercises." stuck in my head quite well), but if you don't enrich it with convincing arguments, it just becomes tiresome to read.

Your third post is actually quite reasonable (but still really long, not sure if you could have made it shorter). You clarify that your solution is only for talented students and you mention a bunch of things that would be good for such students to know.

Your fourth post is really bad. You directly attack someone who was trying to help you with stylistic advice and tell them that they didn't understand your post, deny that there is any problem and proceed to repeat yourself. That you got called out by a moderator should give you a hint how far off the mark your writing is.

That said, consider me nerd-sniped! I quite enjoyed doing your exercises, although I had to look up some definitions here and there. Unfortunately, they don't fit in a single comment, so I have to see how many self-replies I am allowed.
Some of the "lefties" were peaceful.

Some of them came armed with pepper spray, urine bombs, baseball bats, shields, helmets, etc.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2017/08/12/pr...

Some of them attacked reporters.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jufZItpL3o0

A NY Times reporter said:

> The hard left seemed as hate-filled as alt-right. I saw club-wielding "antifa" beating white nationalists being led out of the park

https://twitter.com/SherylNYT/status/896575560650035200

It's deeply unfortunate that peaceful people were caught in the middle of that, but both sides share responsibility for the violence.
> You create a 'release' and you can even instruct it to read some arguments from the env vars.

That's my main complain about Elixir. Releasing and configuring at runtime is a huge pain. I honestly don't see any value in this whole "compile time configuration". If it's at compile time, I can put it in the code. What I call configuration is things I can change at runtime. The fact that something that is a given in any language (config via env vars) requires an extra dependency in Elixir is kind of sad.

Otherwise I love the language, the paradigm and the platform.
"I just wish that, if they're gonna shrink the seats, they would prevent them from reclining."

Which is the root of what the original comment was asking for. The rest was anecdotal of a bad experience.
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After using the various javascript build processes, I went back to good old makefiles and the result is way simpler. I have a target to build the final project with optimizations and a target to build a live-reload version of the project, that watches for changes on disk and rebuilds the parts as needed (thanks to watchify).

This works in my cases because I have browserify doing all the heavy lifting with respect to dependency management.
Thing is, it's specifically labeled a kanban board. WiP limits are fundamental to kanban. They're why kanban works. People may prefer it to other tools; that's fine, but it doesn't mean it's not missing the point by not being an actual kanban board implementation.
Yeah I had a big hulking CoolerMaster Stacker Core i7 super home server before I ditched all my stuff and did the digital nomad thing for a while. Then when I got a home again I was used to just living off a laptop so all I had was a Apple Time Capsule for backups, and eventually moved to a place where it wouldn't route right (no manual MTU settings) so I got a separate router and decided to get the cheapest NAS I could find to replace the backup functionality. I ended up with an ARM Synology and now it does everything that home server did (vpn, git, rsync, backups, full dropbox archive, irc bouncer etc etc) and most of that was all set up with a few clicks in a web UI. And the security updates are someone else's job.
Could you point to where does it mention USB?

I see only:

> The API supports both NFC and BLE U2F devices.
It's this sort of completely irrelevant, shallow, bad-faith argument that makes me afraid of what the future holds.

Within the context of this debate, the Swastika is a symbol of genocide, and fascism, and nothing else. To suggest that you can't tell, and that these people chanting "Jews will not replace us" may have just been buddhists is ridiculous, and sad.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_shooting_of_Dallas_poli...

https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2017/07/09/us/lawsuit-black-lives-ma...
That would be the most efficient mechanism for ensuring the money is re-spent, locally, supporting local small businesses and entrepreneurs. Starving people really never have Swiss bank accounts, and rarely outsource. Whatever your morals, and whatever the morals of 'the poor' as you see them, there is a pragmatic argument here that is absolutely worth forcing people to pay, much like you're forced to pay taxes: you're directly subsidizing people who are almost compelled to spend their money inside their local communities, allowing others who are more enterprising to prosper.

That's just math. Your moral feelings may have to take a back seat to pragmatism, here.
>I know if you're coming form Ruby world, Erlang almost feels second nature.

I'll assume you meant "Elixir", and seriously I hope people will give up on this myth really soon. Yes, the syntax kind of look like Ruby, but the platform is nothing like it. I'm actually very scared for Elixir to see so many Ruby developers moving to it, thinking that it's just "fast Ruby". They may bring all their Ruby habits with them and defeat the point of using the Erlang VM.
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Example: In a separable metric space, each closed set is the union of
a perfect and a set that is at most countable.

Definition of separability [1]: a topological space is called separable if
it contains a countable, dense subset; that is, there exists a sequence
of elements of the space such that every nonempty open subset of the
space contains at least one element of the sequence.

Defintion of perfect set [2]: a subset of a topological space is
perfect if it is closed and has no isolated points.

Let C be a closed set in a separable metric space. Choose the perfect
P as C minus the set of C's isolated points I. Since they are isolated,
we can assign to each point p in I an open neighborhood N_p without any
of the neighborhoods overlapping. Because each neighborhood contains at
least one distinct element of the separating set S (is that what you
call it?), the cardinality of I is at most that of S, i.e. countable.
Thus C is the union of a perfect (P) and set that is at most countable (I).

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Separable_space
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perfect_set
There's no room for my knees, perhaps unless if I sit fully upright with zero slouch, and the person ahead isn't reclining their seat.

Air travel is already expensive enough. I'm not in the US. Why should I need to pay extra for something I have no control over?
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What's the current state of U2F with Firefox?

The last time I tried to use U2F on Firefox, I had install an extension, and I had to change my user agent string to Chrome to even be offered U2F on most sites, including my employer's DUO based auth system.

This caused no end of headaches, because my employer would ... helpfully... send me nagging email about using an out-of-date browser, due to the user agent strings specifying some older version of Chrome.
Sorry, but that's ridiculous. Do you want every movement and viewpoint you support to be held 100% responsible for the actions of anyone who aligns themselves with that group?
My morals are fairly independent of the laws of the US. I don't think peoples lives should be ruined because of their beliefs, however stupid I find them.
No. What if its a nested call?
His argument is in his first sentence. How do you account for Germany suppressing Nazism while being an open democracy? And as far as I know, they've been successful at it. The premise of the OP is that it just creates more support for it, that doesn't seem to be the case in Germany.
AYYYY PEDDLE DAT RACIST PROPAGANDA HOMEBOI!!!
The pdf didnt mention the most important point - keep it short and to the point

Its so hard to use CI interface and type that filename every time or navigating to in file explorer when its so long to read and the important bits of info should always be at the start.

Iso date conventions arent necessary since most files have metadata associated with it (create and modified date) so adding ISO date format is redundant for human made files . As you can always use a bulk renamer at any point.

But my point still stands just sort regularly and add some sorting identifier at the front of the file. Depending on who is working on file and what context it is a simple number at front suffices 01, 02, 03, etc or it can be a word and version number at end

Lastly the author didnt mention foldernames. Those need to be one or two words at most to help segregate information if theres lots of files in that one folder

If your creating machine made / autogenerated saved reports following a standard ISO state convention makes sense though, with regexable slugs, etc
For me they all get more and more misaligned:
https://imgur.com/gallery/QUDuE

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Walk leaves most of this to the implementor of the Walkfile.
It is pointless to engage racists in a reasonable discussion.
Example: Prove that there are no countably infinite sigma algebras.

Definition of sigma algebra [3]: a σ-algebra (also σ-field) on a set
X is a collection Σ of subsets of X that includes the empty subset,
is closed under complement, and is closed under countable unions and
countable intersections.

Assume a countably infinite sigma algebra does exist. Consider the sets
in the algebra that do not have non-empty proper subsets in the algebra. In
particular, their intersections with other sets are always empty. If there
is a countable infinity of them, they can be mapped to the one-element
sets of natural numbers, and their closure under the operations of the
sigma algebra is isomorphic to its powerset, which is uncountable.

Therefore there can be only finitely many such sets. Now consider the collection S
of sets that remains after removing their (finite) closure under the operations of
the sigma algebra. Obviously S is still countably infinite. Since each set A
in S has a proper non-empty subset B in the sigma algebra, it also has another:
the intersection of the complement of B with A. If those subsets are also
in S, they in turn can be split into two non-empty proper subsets.

If this process of binary splitting stops at a finite depth, it creates a binary
tree whose leaves are not in S (since they can't be split) and whose inner nodes
are the unions of their two children. By induction, this represents each node in
the tree as the union of finitely many sets not in S, including the root node A.
However, this contradicts the choice of A, which means that the process never stops
and there is an infinite path of the tree.

Now consider those nodes that are split off this infinite path, i.e. those that
are children of a node on the path, but are not on the path themselves. Since each
of them is by construction disjoint from their siblings on the path and their
descendants, they form a countably infinite collection of disjoint sets. By the
same construction as above, they can be mapped to the one-element sets of natural numbers,
which means that their closure is uncountably infinite.

Therefore, the assumption that countably infinite sigma algebras exist is false.

[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sigma-algebra
Honest question:

Recently I took a 6 weeks vacation. One of my cameras had a dust particle that resulted in several thousand pics having a semi translucent watermark-like impression.

I think that the process shown here to defeat those watermarks would be ideal to batch-correct my pictures.
(As of now, I have to manually correct the ones I love and leave the others as they are). Does anyone happen to know a tool that would allow me to do something like that?

As I remember, the same thing happened in one of my friend's wedding. The photographer they hired had one of his lenses with dust, spoiling a lot of pictures... It would be a really nice tool for those situations if they release that code.
Unless you can come up with a scenario where all minorities line up to get on airplanes willingly that aren't accomplishing their goal without massive amounts of violence. They know this, which is why they are heavily armed.

Whether they try to deport them all or murder them all they are going to have to kill millions to accomplish their goal.
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