skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Just an advice, on your landing page, you have a miner ui, showing the hash rate.

I wonder if you can change the hash rate to something more understandable, such as USD/hr?
"attention awareness" is Apples own description. How long before it's turned against the user to confirm "Advertisement Awareness" or EULA Awareness, etc..?
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Agreed. If you could make it so every single tap was scanned, you could make the phone so secure, yet so simple to use.

The phone could constantly monitor both Face ID and full-screen Touch ID at the same time, and if it detects anything funky going down it can panic and lock. Would close down attacks where someone grabs your phone off you while it's unlocked and quickly disables security.
AFAIK, one of their game-mechanic development steps is "What happens when the Goons get a hold of this?"
C++ may let you "squeeze every bit of performance," but in a lot of cases it does so by handing you a lot of rope.

You might use it to make a rope bridge across that performance gap, but how good your bridge is depends a lot on you - and if you just manage to hang yourself with it, well, that's on you as well.

With Python it may take longer to get across because you detour a mile over to a more solidly constructed bridge, but you still get there and for most cases you get there fast enough.
> These are all libraries heavily used in data science.

These are all libraries heavily used in any technical computing field. The cost of MATLAB, the simplicity of Jupyter, and the community around Python have caused Python to slowly be a language used for general technical computing, not just data science.
> I don't see how constituency doesn't help here, because now we can hold reps responsible for advocating for better protection,

New York politics (both city and state) are structured in a way that is unbelievably stable (to the status quo) and therefore all-but-impossible to use as a vehicle to effect meaningful change, even to a degree that's possible in other cities and states.

In the case of Eric Garner, yes, it's true that (for example) the judge that ruled against releasing the records surrounding his death (effectively killing any chance at a lawsuit to force change) was up for re-election last year. However, because he has the support of the party machine in his district, the party chose not to run any other candidates against him[0][1]. Party affiliation laws make it all-but-impossible for more than one party to compete in any given district[2], and actually impossible for a third party to compete[3]. As a result, there was no reasonable way he could be unseated, even if literally every other person in the county (had refused to support him.

Changing any of these laws to allow more influence from constituents requires the unanimous approval of the three ranking members of the government, who are also the leaders of the party, which means that they'd essentially have to actively give up their own power. Unsurprisingly, that hasn't happened.

If you want to demonstrate that a democracy causes those in power to listen to their constituents, there is hardly a worse example than New York.

[0] In New York, this is actually a prerogative of the party, believe it or not.

[1] Technically, they ran eight candidates against him, but there were nine positions available, so all were guaranteed victory.

[2] Think of it like Comcast and Time Warner - they "compete" with each other by divvying up territory that they each have a monopoly over. That's how New York state operates - the Republican and Democratic parties each "own" territory and have a gentleman's agreement not to compete too seriously in the others' turf.

[3] The only way third parties can gain influence in New York is to cross-endorse a candidate from one of the major party lines. For example, the Working Families Party usually cross-endorses the Democratic candidate.
A reasonable effect is also companies moving around somewhat to get closer to business rather than close to low taxes.

Why ? The payroll will increase even if profit remains the same.

The losers in the above scenario is the Irish because they'd see increased prices, lost jobs, and potentially raised taxes to offset lost corporate tax revenue.

I doubt it. Consumption tax are never popular. Instead of businesses, the people at large might migrate to Ireland for significantly low cost of living.
That's why a lot of people at the border go to a private dr in Mexico instead.
You do realize that resizing the system's text size is a standard feature in IOS right? Display & Brightness -> Text size. You can both increase and decrease the size considerably.
I think it is. I do not believe there is anything she can ever do to balance that scale. Not in 20 years, or 200. She should never have been released from prison. Like it or not, torturing a small child to death is the defining feature of her life.
Well, most devs I know would rather use python for server-side and scripting, but you're not wrong. Python never found a way to do cross platform UI as well as react native; it's on every browser; you don't have to unlearn brace syntax.

That said; the idea of something like numpy in javascript is years off and laughable.
There are also examples of free market healthcare working very well, see Singapore.
It works because of the general principle that I mentioned here:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15249370

The shell (not the command) is the one expanding those metacharacters, so (within limits), in:

cmd < file

or

< file cmd

where you put that piece (< file) on the line does not matter, because the actual command cmd never sees the redirection at all - it is done [1] by the time the command starts. The cmd command will only see the command line arguments (other than redirections) and options (arguments that start with a dash). Even expansion of $ and other sigils (unless quoted) happens before the command starts.

[1] I.e. the shell and kernel set up the standard input of the command to be connected to the file opened for reading (in the case of < file).
Also https://prohashing.com/
Quick question: for jury selection, do trial lawyers used a statistically tested line of inquiry for prospective jurors, or is it just seat-of-the-pants, intuition based selection?
Std::visit is everything wrong with modern C++
Would an Open Source router have all the app ecosystem requirements that an open source phone may have though?

I am not sure I want to pay hundreds of dollars for a phone I cannot check my bank account on.
Over 10 years ago, I had my gallbladder taken out. I spent two nights in the hospital (one in the ER, where they diagnosed it, and one more after they took it out).

I was uninsured at the time, and at the end was given a bill for $18,000.

Gallbladder removal is the simplest major surgery that can be done on a person; it's a simple organ to remove, and rarely presents any challenges.

I could easily see surpassing that dollar amount for anything more complicated.

For comparison, the total cost to do the surgery in a developing nation (where I spent several years in my early 20s) would have been $300-400, according to friends there.
Gemfury provide a service which might be useful.

If you need to keep things on premise, is running your own pypi particularly hard? I've never tried so maybe there's a bunch of hidden complexity but there are some packages to run one and even a docker image: https://hub.docker.com/r/codekoala/pypi/builds/bwe6cdn4swgyi...
I've heard some using MinerGate web mining in this way. Now, those same people can use Coin-Hive.
Javascript isn't displacing Python or any other language in data science. The web doesn't encompass all of computing.
It doesn't leave your phone. Google "secure enclave"...I mean, search for "secure enclave" :)