skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Would love to know about dairy allergies as well, skin reactions as well as sinus congestion/post-nasal drip
Can someone edit the title to something clearer? Thanks!
React and Redux are a joke right?
> It's more like developers in large parts stopped caring for standards and looked after products and "big players"

This is not a recent phenomenon. For example, developers using (mostly) Microsoft tools on Windows have been doing it for decades already.
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Right. From the looks of it that is not true; when Gmail came out and I got an invite, I started by 'importing' all my mail and using it as I was using my own mail server; back then my life was my mailbox and I received 10000 messages a day in folders like spam, server telemetry and so on. Gmail promised scalability and good spam control and 'never delete mail'. I did just that; over the years I have worked with Google engineers to make Gmail better as my particular inbox clogged up stuff regularly especially after the public at large got Gmail. Now it works perfectly and nothing else seems to work for me as it all just dies. But this was a feature and use case for Gmail; not for these guys it seems. Which is fine by the way. Different use case.
Good luck with that. If computers can't take it, how will you register it in the first place?
What would be your personal recommendation for learning Qt?
That's fine, but when most of civil society moves over to closed corporate eletronic platforms, you have to ask whether those platforms should have analogous rules, and if not, why not.
The thought that words or ideas should be met with violence concerns me. You're not going to end hate speech by attacking people, however wrong they may be. Google and Apple don't even need to adhere to the first amendment so I'm not sure why you conflated this with "hate speech should be met with violence", which would only cause more fighting and more violence (I doubt a Nazi would take a punch to the face without trying to throw his own punches, resulting in straight out combat between people with very strong notions of 'us' and 'them')
You were downvoted, but this is true, and you can add ground oats for carbs if you wish.

(Can't vouch for that brand, but some of the powdered ones I've tried taste almost 'nice' with milk, not as nice as those supermarket pre-made ones, which are typically lower in protein, higher cal, and more expensive).
> Either a country accepts this within its legal framework and has e.g hate speech laws (e.g Germany) or it doesn't (e.g US), but in the latter case as being "outside" the law - and it must be met with force outside the law.

Or it could, you know, not be met with force outside the law, because we live in a civil society where people are free to think independently and express themselves, and we have laws against assaulting people.

Call me crazy.

I don't know when in my lifetime liberals pulled this 180 on freedom of speech, but seriously, it's causing me to do the hardest 180 of MY life right the fuck into being a conservative after spending the first 30 years of my life as a liberal.

What you just wrote is one of the craziest things I've ever read. You're directly calling for and praising violence against people based on their ideas and beliefs and how they choose to non-violently express them. Just 10 years ago you'd be booed by every liberal in the nation and rightfully regarded as an anti-intellectual, a book burner, or a fascist.

My whole life, liberals were so proud to declare that they defend their opposition's right to speech even though they don't agree with it. When did this change?
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This completely. Even in traditionally hostile places, if you show up enough times and get to know the regulars, you'll be totally fine.
+1 for cmake. It works so well, in my latest C++ project the cmake file is more or less just a listing of source files and it does it job on windows, Mac and a few different Linux distros without any platform specific stuff.
So well that I replaced the huge makefiles of the libraries I use with really small cmake files that just work and don't require modifications every 3 months because this specific distro causes problems or whatever.

It feels much more like in those IDEs where you just drag all the source files in and you're done.

I even prefer editing visual Studio project files by hand to many makefiles out there..
He also gets the terminology wrong. "Pre-image" and "image" refer to sets, not individual objects.
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See this man who beat his neighbor to death using juju in ogun
"I'm trying to go to NZ because it's the fastest way for me to get Permanent Residency. I can't have kids until I get PR, because British-by-descent only goes one generation."

Are you talking about passing on your British citizenship to a child born abroad?

I'm interested to know how getting a New Zealand permanent residency helps?
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"equatorial sun"?! Last time I checked India is way up north of the equator...
Does ignorance of the law ever help you?
I'm not hopeful:

> I don't need to explain why I don't have a private repo with my stuff. It is the software's concern NOT to destroy the integrity of a computer like a damn virus. You come here, see my despair and berate me for something that was not my fault, and has happened to a lot of other people? Fuck you.
This looks very interesting. Does anyone have any experience with this for C++ functions vs AWS Lambda?
Hostility from other surfers or from local property owners? State ownership of the coastlines is deeply resented and constantly undermined by shoreline homeowners.
Chrome already caches compile result for previously visited pages to bypass the initial parsing/compiling.
The only way I see people stop using React is if there's an example of a company being counter-sued by Facebook as a result of the license or something like that.
Welcome to the "folks who miss the forest for the trees" club.
> Once their is an explicit grant, any implicit grant you would have gotten is extinguished.

Citation needed. And if you aren't planning to sue over software patents, then the author is clearly correct that this is strictly better than BSD/MIT alone.
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Interesting. Which version of Scheme did you use for this? I really mean the "make", like Chez Scheme or some other, not the version number.
Interestingly enough, redistribution isn't a Socialist policy; if the workers (proletariat) control and own the social means of production, i.e not a state which is clearly not under control of the workers (i.e not a dictatorship of the proletariat) then redistribition would not be necessary unless agreed to on a voluntary basis by the community.

Instead, we see there is still wage labour. Thrre is still money, which as Engels reminds us contains the law of value in embryo, there is still private property, both state owned and private (as we saw in the USSR and Cuba and more obviously in China).

The very fact we are discussing prices shows the proof is in the pudding - there is no Socialism, there is a government attempting to control a capitalist (fitting all of Marx's conditions for a capitalist mode of production as outlined in Capital) economy, the fact that the free market has been limited, or that the state owns private property rather than McDonald's or Microsoft is frankly irrelevant.
There is no bright line which makes a crime "victimless".

If I catch a fish on public waters but without a fishing license, is that victimless?

Yes, if you regard the fish as owned by "the public", in which case "the public" is the victim.

Fishing laws exist because there is a tiny damage which is normally below the threshold of general damage, but when magnified by a lot of people becomes meaningful. But I can't point to a specific case and point out the victim.

Doom, as you may recall, originally used the Red Cross symbol on medikits. This is illegal in many countries, due to the Geneva Convention. id software changed the symbol. Who was the victim of their use of the Red Cross symbol?

The Migratory Bird Treaty Act prohibits collecting feathers from migratory birds, and the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act extends that to eagles. Every once in a while someone is prosecuted for using those feathers. For example, Peg Bargon incorporated those feathers in her dreamcatchers, which she then sold.

Who is the victim in this case? (This law exists to prevent a reversion to historical circumstances which, like fishing license laws, were destroying bird populations.)

There are laws against animal cruelty. Who is the victim if I vivisect my dog on my property, away from public eyes?

So, don't try to make this a general thing. Your argument should be that some personal uses of psilocybin should not be illegal. Not the broad (and in my opinion untenable) view that "victimless crimes are bullshit."
coming from the facebook/reactjs weaponized patent grant problem.. caffe also has the same revocable patent grant.

Tensorflow is apache licensed. I think in general, the perception is that it is far safer to stay away from caffe.
Fedora, you'll need to cope with GNOME if you want Wayland but the underlying distro is rock solid compared to what it was just a couple of years before. I'm surprised no-one mentioned Solus yet, to me it seems to be a runner up distro one should keep an eye on.
That's simply false. It cannot happen. How many times does this need to be explained?

It's been discussed a ton, the plain language of the license makes that clear, Facebook even covered this in their official React license FAQ (https://code.facebook.com/pages/850928938376556).

Please stop spreading FUD.
Arch linux, though the disk did not boot up the most recent attempt. Chosen for at that time a printable inclusive install howto [3 wiki parts, now less ] and a helpful forum both. Way before systemd though.
>His work ethic is incredible

>he spends 5 hours a day responding to emails from the public

Since I read Deep Work, I think these phrases contradict each other. You don't do original, interesting work when replying emails.
Sure, sorry, I'm not quite sure how it should work here. The signup page has a background video what the account looks like inside.

BTW: if you signup and want to remove your account later, just drop us a line at support@enigmabridge.com .

Demo video: https://vimeo.com/228584972

It is a cert expiry monitoring tool (but it does more thorough checks in regular intervals as well). In terms of main features:

Spot Checks (no sign-up needed - you can test it at https://keychest.net - an instant feedback to get the configuration of a new server right as quickly as possible. It will tell you if your server uses the correct certificate, whether it sends a complete trust chain, the HSTS configuration, or whether IPv6 works as expected (9-10 basic tests to verify your config).

Server/domain enrolment - a) a server at a time (URL & port), b) bulk enrol (50 servers at a time, one per line) c) "active domain" - you set your domain name, KeyChest will automatically discover and keep discovering all servers/certs in all sub-domains.

Scanning & monitoring - DNS resolve, discovery of new certificates, direct tests of servers (TLS handshakes) - intervals are described in the User Manual inside your account.

Enterprise features (user management, internal networks, custom root certs, independent scanners) are not available here.
As consumers we have the power to vote with our wallet. I'm actually proud to say that the last Apple product I bought was the iPad generation 1 for these exact ethical reasons.

I'd really encourage others to look at the companies they buy from and see if they align with your morals before making a purchase.
> Gmail is blazingly fast - I've not seen it stall or choke or any tasks

Try to delete a few thousand messages at a time, and see it not just choke, but cause timeouts or 500 errors when you try to reload the inbox in another tab.

At least it consistently does this for me over several accounts, both regular Gmail and paid apps accounts.
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DannyBee is on this thread. That is good enough citation for me.
If, let's say 95% of energy goes into the battery, and 5% becomes heat - what would the cooling system need to look like?
Uber is certainly not in the Tenderloin, it's closer to Hayes Valley or Skid Row.
You are worried about phytoestrogen from plants but not worried about real estrogen from female mammals like cows, chickens and other's we eat?

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19524224

Any kind of food demonizing is not good.
But Adjust only comes into play when the app is installed by clicking on a Google ad campaign. So at that point, Google already knows you've clicked on the ad and installed the app (because that's how they bill Mozilla).
Coming from the Angular community & still connected quite a bit to it despite currently working primarily with React, I don’t think having an incremental change would have helped Angular compared to React due to the complexity of Angular.js’s API & its flaws. I actually stand by quite strongly behind the decision to rewrite in Angular 2, but Angular 2 took a long time to come into being - it was rewritten 3+ times in getting to its current state & 3-4 years in the making. I think Google devoted the proper resources too late into it in its quest to make the most performant & flexible framework. I believe this gap is what largely hurt Angular, and while the PR snafu was visible, I think the current situation would have been arrived at regardless.
How about Antergos, isn't it a better choice for new users? Technically it's just Arch and should just work. When I tried Manjaro I found it slightly confusing, also being shunned by Arch community for using it is a Majjor Majjaro drowback.
The legal risks of an app like that would be huge. Identify mushroms for a picture can be really tricky and I wouldn't advise it.
The short answer is, "I'm an atheist", and the long answer you can sort of google for yourself.
"When did this change?"

When we grew up and realized that no, people really shouldn't be marching the street calling for genocide or calling for other groups to be treated as animals. When we realized it is bad to harass others, by surrounding them with torches and yelling racist slurs or by burning freaking crosses in someone else's yard.

When we realized that we don't actually want to spread hate and convince others to think the same.

This won't stop folks from thinking this or spreading it to some extent, but there isn't a reason we have to give them space in the public sphere, with marches on public roads obviously meant for everybody, regardless of background. Nor does an employer have any need to respect the right of their employee to spread hate, a web hosting service to host the websites, and other such things.

Another thing we've realized as we've grown up is that one cannot both protect freedom of speech like this and have any true means of actually overcoming it. This puts actual goals like equality and a more fair society at risk.

And above all, it changed when folks re-thought "Fuck Nazis and Fight them".

Of course, this is all just speaking from the top of my head and nothing in here is known fact without someone factchecking it, as I have not.
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Don't quote on that cause it's only one anecdote but from what my Chinese friends told me you'd be probably treated better than locals treat each other (strangers). Especially if you stay in Tier 1 cities.

Just remember people would be really curious about you all the time, especially if you're tall (by East-Asian standards).
Have you seen Alice ML?

It's a Standard ML variant that includes serialization of types and support for distributed programming.

[1] http://www.ps.uni-saarland.de/alice/manual/tour.html#distrib...
I've seen it pointed out before though that it would fall back to just the BSD license and others countered saying that was definitely not the case. It seems to be yet another fundamental thing about this that isn't clear or agreed upon at all. Still, your point is important and I hope people read it and consider it.

Also by "license" I meant the "BSD + Patents license" as the Facebook writeup put it.
I've seen this claim several times in this thread now. Having used Fastmail since 2013, how is it blazingly fast since its UI will randomly perform a full reload when you switch back to its tab? It happens multiple times a day.

The last time I've had Gmail suddenly decide to reload the page the moment I need to use it? Never.
So, you want to point to Chomsky opinions about Venezuela and this is the best link you can find?
>I've made my mind about Nazism, because it strikes me as an abominable philosophy. I haven't read any books about it though. Would you dismiss anything I said about it until I read Mein Kampf?

I think that you're using the theme of nazism as a way to make an opinion from a protected standpoint -- it's difficult to refute what you say without sounding sympathetic to nazis.

But i'll say it anyway : I think you, and anyone else in the same boat, hold less authority on a topic without being well-versed on said topic.

It's really that simple for me.

Don't stop speaking to or throw out the opinions of folks uneducated on a topic, just weigh them appropriately along with the expert opinions.

"Making up your mind" without educating yourself on the topic is dangerous, no matter which side you start leaning towards.

I'm not telling you to go pick up 'Mein Kampf' -- not by a long shot -- but to condemn all books on the topic is frighteningly naive as a societal habit. It propagates a certain kind of sneaky "head-in-the-sand" behavior that may lead to even more strife in our world, and prevents the great historic feedback-loop of the knowledge of our past preventing historical repetitions of our worst atrocities.
Yet if he had followed those laws he wouldn't have ended up in this situation.
You know my utility function, bro? Maybe it's different from yours. Maybe I care more about books/code/& shit like that.

Takes a high degree of empathy to understand something like that, though.
>Guidebooks are worse than useless

You need a better guidebook, and spend time with it.
As with plants or any taxonomy there are rules and things to do that can classify things. It's more than just a photo of the thing that its about.

You need to spend time to learn, as you would learn a programming language, the rules for classification. It takes time and some effort to learn how to know whats good to eat, what makes you sick and what'll get you high. Essentially it's a form of biological inquiry so treat it like a science. Almost every mycologist uses a few books and tools to identify their haul.

edits: rule of thumb for eating: The range of edible but not eatable / awful mushrooms is huge. The range of deadly mushrooms is small. The range of edible and delicious mushrooms is small too. The bad and good ranges don't overlap on the whole. Thus, like with identifying garden plants you only need to learn a few kinds to be able to hunt the lovely edible mushrooms. But you do still need to learn and spend time in the learning.
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Shouldn't we instead strive for the "right" not to be judged by the actions of our ancestors?

I'm sure nobody actively condones persecution of people in revenge for what their ancestors did. But if we sweep anything n generations back under the carpet, aren't we implying that anything less than n generations back is fair game for vendettas?
My complaint with |> is that it makes code with nesting look quite different based on argument position. Argument position is not a very interesting property, so it doesn't seem right for it to be influencing the shape of code in that way.

My preference is to use parens and introduce single-shot variables if nesting gets too deep. This works the same way for all code.
I have been doing native GUI development starting with Turbo Vision in Turbo Pascal 6 and started with Web development in about 1997.

I have used quite a few UI toolkits since those days and am yet to agree with the opinion that the Frankenstein mixture of HTML, CSS and JavaScript is a better UI toolkit.
why did you not choose to use numba ? because the performance in a lot of cases is faster, and most importantly the IDE/debugging integration is seamless.
You fight bad ideas with reason and persuasion. Period. If someone does something illegal, you get the authorities involved. Speech is protected, even "offensive" speech. Civics 101.
Then they saved the man from his own stupidity.

You never, ever, mix unidentified mushroms in the same bag. They are spongy criatures that disintegrate easily or adsorb liquids. Spores or tiny fragments of the unknown mushrom will contaminate the edible mushroms, poisoning the food and leading typically to serious consequences.
Sounds like you are talking about a pure idealized version of socialism. However, I referred to Venezuela as an example of state socialism. Let me quote the wiki article so we both know we are talking about the same thing:

"State socialism is a classification for any socialist political and economic perspective advocating state ownership of the means of production either as a temporary measure in the transition from capitalism to socialism, or as characteristic of socialism itself..."

and: "State socialism was traditionally advocated as a means for achieving public ownership of the means of production through nationalization of industry. This was intended to be a transitional phase in the process of building a socialist economy. The goals of nationalization were to dispossess large capitalists and consolidate industry so that profit would go toward public finance rather than private fortune. Nationalization would be the first step in a long-term process of socializing production..."

So there still may be private capital, prices, money, and other things like redistribution in a state socialist country. Even if they eventually want to transition to pure socialism.
work eth·ic, noun,
the principle that hard work is intrinsically virtuous or worthy of reward.

(I didn't down vote you)
I think we read a different FAQ, or I'm misreading your link. The FAQ says that if Facebook sues _you_ for patent infringement and you counter sue for patent infringement that they won't revoke your license, but I don't see anything that answers the parent comment's concern.
(1) JOHN LENNON HIT THE NAIL ON THE HEAD WHEN HE SAID LEADERS ARE INSANE
You should try dinghy. It replaces the default sync with a local NFS server and forwards fsevents. (I disabled its other features) https://github.com/codekitchen/dinghy
This was the plan Hillary Clinton told the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation in 2011 - https://www.jihadwatch.org/2011/12/state-department-meeting-...
she had for restricting free speech in the US:

> We also understand that, for 235 years, freedom of expression has been a universal right at the core of our democracy. So we are focused on promoting interfaith education and collaboration, enforcing antidiscrimination laws, protecting the rights of all people to worship as they choose, and to use some old-fashioned techniques of peer pressure and shaming, so that people don't feel that they have the support to do what we abhor.
This reasoning is probably behind some the OP's cases...