skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The very witty title of the article is a reference to "Cry, the Beloved Country"[0], a famous South African novel from 1948 dealing with the racist social structures leading to Apartheid. (It deals with other things too). It's a great book and I would recommend it to anyone, even if you're not particularly interested in South Africa.

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cry,_the_Beloved_Country

[edit: typos]
Why would rewriting not be a great choice?
Yes, 17.10 was the latest one I tried.

I prefer using LTS releases myself, so it's probably time to test 18.04.
Wow it's close indeed, even stack manipulation looks the same. Would be

MOV R0, -(SP)
....
MOV (SP)+, R0

for the PDP code.
"Saying doomed does not make people give up."

No, because they don't believe it (anymore). Thats why. But I like to use words by their intended meaning - so I don't see it positive yelling Doom! to get the information to people, that we have a problem.
Information can be used as a weapon. Government wants to control weapons and forbid it sometimes. I think that's an obvious answer.
No, please don't push things out to a forum - few would use a forum and it doubles the pages a searcher has to check to see if they've got the appropriate question/answer.

A lot of the time if there's many comments on a question or answer it's because there's some nuance that needs to be brought out or the answer has limitations etc. Someone arriving from search probably needs and wants to know that - and will take but a moment to decide if the comments look worthwhile enough to expand and read more.

SO displays it well enough technically by only picking out the top 4 or 5 comments. What SO needs is the mods leaving the comments well alone unless they're abusive or spam.
It's not only possible it's likely if they are setting general hiring quotas for their recruiters.

And, they almost certainly are setting quotas because they're currently being sued by one of their own recruiters over their quota policy.

>Also, this interview performance should have been enough to disqualify this candidate

They neither qualify him nor disqualify him. Correctly or near correctly answered trivia questions tell you almost nothing about a candidate other than that they're probably a software engineer of some kind.
It would certainly have been painful at the time but perhaps we would be better off by now?
To me it feels like apples to oranges comparison. I watched this talk on strangeloop a long time ago, and a version of this talk given on RailsConf recently (watched recently, not given).

Here's what I see on the page:

> Complex constructs: State, Object, Methods, Syntax, Inheritance, Switch/matching, Vars, Imperative loops, Actors, ORM, Conditionals.

> Simple constructs: Values, Functions, Namespaces, Data, Polymorphism, Managed refs, Set functions, Queues, Declarative data manipulation, Rules, Consistency.

And to dig deeper, it makes sense to search for "why state is bad", "why inheritance is harmful", "avoid conditionals", etc., and read whatever you find interesting.

Go has particularly simple syntax. Here's a talk by Rob Pike about simplicity, syntax, and language feature you might find interesting https://youtu.be/rFejpH_tAHM
'in vitro' can mean 'in cells in a dish'. I think the previous state of the art was 'unsure if these exist in living cells' (could be wrong, but id be surprised if they did this exp in vivo). edit based on your comment above you probably have the paper and are in a better position to comment on this. I defer to op.
It seems like we're going to have to stick to 16GB of RAM on MacBook Pro for another 1.5 years or so, aren't we?

From what I understand LPDDR4 as part of Cannon Lake is directly affected by this delay.
Firefox users can visit about:config and manually set the value "network.IDN_show_punycode" to True, to fix this. Tested and working, and I'm not sure why this isn't already the default for users whose language setting is English.
duplicate, please check before submitting!

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16928975

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16928602

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16934007
I don't work at Facebook, but I'm fairly certain this is for things like build servers, not client machines.

They use Munki for software updates, which, just like you describe, gives the user a grace period where they can reboot at their leisure. Ignore it for long enough and it'll crank up the nagging, and eventually force a reboot.
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Your second link returns not found for me. Do you have another link? Or a name for me to search, please?
I used Bumble for a while a bit under 3 years ago and id say 85% of my matches fell into the bucket of 'hi' first messages.

I found that if I only responded to people who actually sent me a 'real' first message it was an actually good experience, good conversation and led to easily the majority of my dates.
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> Ah, I was under the impression that RFs choose from a subset of features, not just one feature.

You are correct. For classification the usual rule of thumb is to select square root of the number of features.
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So it seems like there are two timescales for what 'transient' means in the paper.

1) There are different levels/numbers of i-motifs identified depending on the cell cycle position (highest at G1/S boundary, although this is only comparing cells synchronized to G1, G1/S and early S so maybe more at different points?), suggesting these structures don't just stably form and then just sit happily around for the entire lifetime of the cell.

2) In vitro these motifs are less stable than (say) G-quadruplexes so presumably there is a suggestion they may be transient over short timescales, but this is not actually examined in the paper. No idea how you'd actually test this without inherently perturbing the equilibrium being examined in vivo. Even if you could avoid fixing the cells antibodies would be out of the question because of the inherent linkage (if you bind the i-motif with a 500 pM Kd [high affinity] you're gonna HUGELY stabilize that conformation).
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I remember working for a Church group that had an entire /22 dedicated to giving ~50 desktops a live IP address.
They did not appreciate MS Blaster.
This is one reason that I refuse to give up on paper statements mailed to my home.
I wonder about this in the UK, we have a constrained housing supply, people have to live somewhere so would the proceeds of UBI end up making landlords richer?
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https://github.com/skywind3000/asyncrun.vim/wiki/Better-way-...
It’s hard to take your claims seriously, when you proudly and publically publish meandering rants (linked to your HN account) about how gaming communities are in no way toxic, while completely denying Gamergate, its ties to white supremacists and a wealth of other examples [1].

[1] https://gamingreinvented.com/nintendoarticles/no-the-gaming-...
Thanks to your post, I learnt about Content-Security-Policy in HTTP headers. I thought, that's awesome, let me add a tight CSP to my site (https://scripter.co) as I don't load any content from outside and the only thing going out are Webmentions sending requests... and then I realize that I use #mathjax on some pages..

MathJax requires me to add 'unsafe-inline' and 'unsafe-eval' to script-src, and 'unsafe-inline' style-src. So my overall CSP becomes quite weak :(

Anyone would have an idea how to implement CSP without those, and uses MathJax?

Thanks.
I doubt that Keras can break the limit of the CPython interpreter. Its parallelization is probably also done with multiple processes, in no way as efficient as multithreading.
I'm aware of that project. I'd love to have a chat about it. I had no idea there was anything based in London for that. Shoot me an email, it's in my profile.
> It bothers me that I basically have to pretend to be a dude on most of the internet because of assholes.

At least on the Internet, you can pretend, in the meatspace, you simply can't.

I also wouldn't call these people assholes, it might be convenient but imho it's needlessly vilifying people for simply behaving like they are expected to and how they've behaved for the longest time.

Because for the longest time, and in most places to this day, males are expected to initiate contact, if they are interested in a relationship with a female.

Now, one could argue that's outdated and "sexist", but that doesn't change the fact that large parts of our societies (and our behavior) are still shaped by these expectations. It's not that people want to be assholes, people simply don't want to be alone and for the longest time, the most common and accepted solution for that was for males to initiate contact and woo the females.

Sadly this is an angle on all this that too often gets ignored in favor of some simplified narrative where all these guys are just a bunch of misogynists who consider women their property or something like that. While these types do exist too, it just feels dishonest to frame this whole issue like that.

Because as a male the reality of the situation pretty much boils down to this: You are either proactive and approach people or... you stay alone. I'm not trying to dramatize here, I'm just trying to point something out that seems to be largely ignored in these kinds of discussions.

Not everybody is a socialite who constantly meets new people without any effort, heck for the longest time we've been told that female brains are explicitly better at socializing that than male brains (or is that considered sexist now too?). So what are males supposed to do in this situation? Just sit tight until a female approaches them? That's pretty much a "forever alone" sentence for the vast majority of males.

That's why at some point for many males this becomes a simple issue of game theory: You can't meet new females without approaching new females, the more new females you approach the higher the likelihood that you will end up with one of them.

As sad and sterile as it might sound, in the end, it often just boils down to "trying often enough" and it's been that way for the longest time and I'm pretty certain this is engrained in our nature to a certain degree. Millions of years of behavioral evolution don't just vanish in a matter of years.
All of these things are true. None of these things require a $1M dose of a drug.
Yeah agreed (what in vitro means to different people is a whole other conversation :-P), but that sentence makes it pretty clear that by in vitro they mean not in cells (because it says, "and not inside cells"). Agreed, of course, that this doesn't necessarily mean it happens in cells in an organism (though in the authors' defense they do examine three different cell lines).

Edit: For clarity - all the in cell work is cultured cell lines and not cells taken from an animal model or in situ imaging.

Literally my only point was that 'this might not matter for biology because we've not even seen it in cells' is no longer true. It still might not matter for biology though!
This is part three.

Part one: http://gmorpheme.net/lisp-in-small-pieces-of-clojure-part-1....

Part two: http://gmorpheme.net/lisp-in-small-pieces-of-clojure-part-2....
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- Who is responsible for such rebrandings? Does the Google marketing team decide one day that the Go language needs a new identity, or was this a request by the language designers?

- Does a rebranding need approval from the language designers?
Assuming you'd also like to join the conversation?
Minor correction: not just gameplay on computer, you can continuously record your desktop too (for whatever reason)
In theory, rocks from Oman could store hundreds of years of human CO2 emissions
As this is the SEC, making a fine on behalf of investors, it reflects the impact to investors. That being, that unfortunately most users continue to use platforms in spite of serious security and/or privacy concerns. Combined with weak consumer protection, this makes the consequences for the company fairly minor.
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Except people's expectations and standards are shaped by what they are surrounded by; what's available. Now that you're exposed to way more profiles, that all feel available, standards naturally rise.
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>For a phishing site they don't bother because it's not necessary.

It also wouldn't scale, domains get blacklisted within minutes or hours, getting an EV cert takes longer than that.
You can get that with some packing jobs in some places. You might have to start off as a temp.
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What was the advantage of this over 'Terminate and Stay Resident'?
> No one knows anything about a user on Stack Overflow unless they explicitly announce it,

Stack Overflow allows people to use photographs in their profile.

You're saying that women and POC are not allowed to be themselves. That they cannot use features everyone else is free to use. That they must lie about who they are in order to participate on the Internet
> It’s to the point most don’t know what ligatures and stylistic sets are.

As if the majority of Windows and Mac OS users would know that.
To be fair, it sounds like OP u/CM30 has a bias himself, turning a blind eye towards toxic gaming communities[1]

[1] https://gamingreinvented.com/nintendoarticles/no-the-gaming-...
This would be the first planetary roundtrip! I'm totally excited.
2.4m in revenue per year is a pretty small business.
As pi is infinite, it also stores any imaginable information. Someone actually went ahead and implemented a file system based on this idea:

https://github.com/philipl/pifs
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I don't think it's a question of their reason but a question of feasibility.
Second System Syndrome [1]

and General experience [2]

mostly because legacy systems contain a lot of implicit features and undocumented decisions that are hard to re-discover and customers get really annoyed. Maybe less of a problem in this case since it is young and rather well defined domain.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second-system_effect

[2] https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2000/04/06/things-you-should-...
Allow me to translate the article: All you assholes that have been blessing our site with your free content and gotten us at number 1, 2, and 3 position on the first page of Google in every country and made us untold millions of dollars, guess what? We don't you no more. You aren't cool and trendy and you won't get us any likes on TwitFace so shove off. We have a new demographic.
I think this is the official ESA statement:

https://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Human_Spaceflight/Explora...
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Seems like OP has a bias himself thinking toxic gaming communities don’t exist

[1] https://gamingreinvented.com/nintendoarticles/no-the-gaming-...
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I'm curious about this...

"What excited us most is that we could see the green spots – the i-motifs – appearing and disappearing over time, so we know that they are forming, dissolving and forming again,”

anyone know what technique they used during this observation? It sounds.. not fixed?

what matters most in my opinion is whether this is a spontaneous DNA conformation or whether this is a transient conformation DNA assumes while transcription machinery is preparing to read nearby bases. (if the former, kinda interesting; if the latter, much less interesting)
I totally agree. That's really what makes picking extremely difficult. It takes a lot of due diligence when searching for an opportunity to figure out which one is going to be great for your financial future. You also have to want to work there for 4 years (typical vesting window) if you plan on collecting all of your equity.
If you think that attitude is limited to white males, I’d suggest widening your social circle. It in fact describes most people of every gender and ethnicity.
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(as told to Julia Belluz) means that he didn't write it himself despite the use of first person.
Doesn’t seem like OP is particularly welcome to people “from all walks of life”. For example, he seems to have a clear bias in denying the existience of toxic gaming communities [1], never mind Gamergate and it’s ties to white supremacy groups

[1] https://gamingreinvented.com/nintendoarticles/no-the-gaming-...
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If I value my property at a dollar, I'm signalling that I don't want to pay property tax and don't have the slightest interest in selling my property either, ergo there is no reason whatsoever for any speculator to waste their time bidding on it (unless the government becomes a property speculator, or somebody with deep pockets really resents my tax avoidance).

Of course, the system also needs a mechanism to deal with the opposite: nuisance bids from people who don't have the will or ability to actually complete the purchase. Buying property is not like buying shares.
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It's normally death for a company initiative. The problem is that it takes time for the rewrite to happen. While it's tempting to believe that since you wrote it once that it will be quick to write it again, usually it takes about the same amount of time to rewrite. This leads to vastly underestimating the time scale required. At the same time, the business tends to look about 6 weeks out. For those 6 weeks they are fine, but usually a "disaster" happens and you are required to make a "quick fix" to the original. "Disaster" after "disaster" happens and normally the rewrite is abandoned. Sometimes it continues, and when you finish you discover that nobody remembered about a really crucial set of requirements that are all but impossible to implement in the new system.

However, in an open source project rewrites are often successful. Sometimes it frustrates the users in the process (see GTK/Gnome/KDE rewrites) but often there is not enough pressure to kill the rewrite so it succeeds. Whether or not you'd be better off with the original is often an open question, though.

I don't know enough about Matrix/Riot to comment about whether their rewrite was a good idea. I hope they are happy with it.
True but you could add your own answer.
I used tinder in college and it worked pretty well for me (male). I would swipe right 100%, and get 3-10 matches per day. Out of all of the matches, maybe 5% would message me. That would be the first time i even looked at the profile, and would decide to go for it or not. Out of that 5% i might actually go on a date with 1% of that group. It wasnt great, but wasnt terrible either.
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From the Guardian, which can't be accused of being a Trump lover:

> This system of indoctrination and propaganda complicates any official announcement of the Trump meeting. An ideological framework must be devised to explain the talks with the enemy; and regardless of how they are presented, there is an uncomfortable margin for the “infallible” leader to be seen to fail in his aims.

> Trump is a volatile opponent who telegraphed his impatience even before the two men fixed a place to talk, warning he would walk away if he thought the preparations weren’t going anywhere.

> But this unpredictability is the reason there are talks at all. Trump’s barrage of verbal and Twitter attacks on North Koreans – which have been reported there – led Pyongyang to question if it was, for the first time in a generation, facing a US president willing to attack them, experts say.

> Officials there have long calculated that no US president would risk lives in Seoul with an attack on the North. But under Trump that is no longer a safe assumption, says Andrei Lankov, professor of Korean Studies at Kookmin University.

> Kim, like his predecessors, has proved adept at manipulating regional and world powers into providing aid and political support while offering little in return. Now Kim may at last be forced into making real changes to stave off looming political and economic crises.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/apr/20/north-korea-py...
Thanks for the reply!

I wasn't aware of an export feature. As long as the export comes in a reasonable machine readable format that should be equally fine and would remove the need for access to RDB files for my use case.
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While divorce rates may be around 55% and if, for the sake of argument, the total percentage of unhappy marriages is 30% (although combining lack of sex with domestic abuse is a strange categorisation to me) don't you think a lot of those unhappy marriages end in divorce? The remaining "happy" couples is probably higher than 10%.

On top of that I think you're using some very vague statistics and a stated concern for women's mental health to justify a misanthropic and potentially misogynistic world-view. It's not a very healthy mental position to take, for yourself, to believe that the majority of women or society at large is set against your own happiness.
There was plenty of foreign x86 in the 90s; here's a memorable one:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UMC_Green_CPU

Of course, VIA is still around too, as is this:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zhaoxin
Not correctly, though.

When talking about fractional scaling in Gnome, it is meant for all apps, not just GTK apps. Most apps do respect Xft.dpi, so they will scale their fonts, as the desktop environment sets it up, but not the other assets. Scaling all the other assets is the issue, not just the font rendering.

So yes, Qt apps in KDE do work correctly, (KDE is seting their QT_*_SCALE env variables). It does not work with GTK apps. Similarly, GTK apps do work correctly with fractional scaling in Gnome, but Qt apps do not, because Gnome doesn't set QT_AUTO_SCREEN_SCALE=0 and QT_SCREEN_SCALE_FACTORS like KDE does. Qt apps in Gnome look broken exactly like GTK apps look broken in KDE.

Proper fractional scaling means scaling all apps, not just apps made using single framework.
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Most white collar ( real workers ) spend their evenings doing house shores and their brain is already in half a coma.
I was also confused for a moment. The title is an example of a garden path sentence[0]. You get several word into the sentence parsing it one way before you get to a word that doesn't match your initial parsing, so you have to go back to the beginning again and reparse it.

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garden_path_sentence
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The "natural urge" is to procreate, not to simply have sex.
Please try to take a more cynical view of someone having to work hard enough to be an "inspiration" and nearly die twice just to reach "reasonably happy"!