skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm not sure. Isn't Android proof of a sort that Linux is still worth something without GNU?

I wouldn't have any problem with the 'GNU/Linux' idea if it wasn't so obviously part of a greater pattern - when he talks about it, he talks about GNU being the primary contributor - but he typically uses the singular, even when the plural would refer to GNU, and the singular refers to himself.

I also think the world is better for the FSF, but I cant help but wonder, what would the world be like if the FSF was headed by somebody who felt it more natural to think in terms of 'we', as opposed to 'I'? Even somebody not nearly as technically accomplished, charismatic, and intelligent? I think ultimately, it's the ideas, of knowledge as the common wealth of humankind, rather than the curious personality of RMS, that gave the GNU project its power - and ultimately, it's the limitations of RMS that hold it back.
Exactly. But not just when copying a URL. Short, simple URLs look nicer and feel better. This is basic web design, but somewhere along the line we've allowed salesy/marketing nonsense to infest our web.

This spells out the issues really well (with a funny video) https://wistia.com/blog/fresh-url The suggested solution on there "Fresh URL" is interesting, although it's throwing more javascript at the problem.
>To date, stacked co-rotating rotors have not been deployed in existing flying craft.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kamov_Ka-50

What am I missing?
I hear yanny even on the left-most setting of the slider, with a softer Laurel underneath.

Everything more to the right than left-most, and it‘s unambiguously Yanny to me.

Fascinating how some people hear differently.
WSL File System Support (2016)
There is Clarity. You can typically schedule calls w experts there on most business related topics.
But buying YouTube Red gets you GPM and will get you YT Premium.

Buying GPM which gets you YTR won’t get you premium? It’s the same price!!
SMS was always an effective procedure writing to certain parts of the phone without checks
In Denmark, Airbnb to report hosts’ rent to tax authorities
Reporting bugs and sharing designs on social media or in chat with friends or co-workers are very different use cases though. Screely is aimed at making the latter easier, SnagIt fixed the first one for you.
Especially running concentration camps and ethnic cleansing some western nations are known for.
Experiencing the same thing on Firefox 60 running on XUbuntu
Banned Ozone-Harming Gas Creeps Back, Suggesting a Mystery Source
Yes well. Don't use .io domains for anything serious.

I had one of the 20 largest .io domains for a time, until they shut us down because they received one complaint in 3 years. It took them 2 days after we resolved the matter to put the domain back online as well.

By that time I had already migrated to .org - which is run by a considerably more professional non-profit organization.
> ... but for new redditors the learning curve is very steep.

But the old redditors learned it just fine.
You are terrible uninformed, like an abstinent catholic priest trying to preach about the joys and difficulties of family.

Throwing all drugs in one pile (marijuana and mushrooms?) because they are categorized that way by the law is like saying medicine to conottate anything from an aspirin to chemo.
It's not a hands-on book, though, but more of a detailed history of natural cheese-making.
So this is the auditory version of blue/yellow dress.
Yep, I've exchanged a few emails with Andy before, the oilshell author. I started the parser in early 2016, so we were both getting started around the same time.

If you look at my README's caveats section, you'll see a very similar story - only accepting programs that can be parsed statically in a simple way.
Existing systems are contra-rotating, this research is co-rotating.
Testcontainers
I'm not sure I understand. How is feminism leading to children with more disorders and fractured families?
There just aren't any. The same thing goes for the forums (bulletin boards) I go to.

But Xenforo is a really polished CMS with some good skins beside the god-awful default one. It's no vBulletin.
Provided their lists are similar. Otherwise you just get Brownian motion.
In this (cheese-making) blog there's a link to a PDF of Practical Cheddar Cheese-making by Dora Saker: https://handyface.wordpress.com/2016/08/29/practical-cheddar...
A fork of this site/data has crossed my mind. The extra data being removed/refused is all there, it just has to be mereged, or the delete reverted.
Maybe they should have just let people upload audio files with a title card, rather than fragment the service into another app. Would have fixed the bandwidth/battery problem and kept the interface, network, etc.
Walmart results: retail giant still on top, but Amazon is catching up
This is a very heart warming development for me.

My dad has one hand, and only one finger on the hand he does have. He LOVED playing Atari 2600 and NES when I was a kid and I have very fond memories of playing games with him.

After the SNES though he completely stopped playing games out of frustration, angry about why they needed so many buttons. I don’t think he ever even attempted to play our N64, let alone later consoles.

I really hope the price point is accessible, I’d love to play games with my dad again.
It's nothing weird with the demo, it's humans that are weird.
My gut feeling is that your comment lies within a statistically common HN grouping called taking things too seriously.
Coincidentally, I've already been using YouTube as a "music streaming service" for many years --- youtube-dl, mpv, and some Perl scripts holding it all together.
You’re a little off here.

The Chickenshit Club (that is, federal prosecutors in the last ten years) means that big company management can get away with white collar crime, paying other peoples’ money to make charges go away.[1]

Workers or little people at big companies are still subject to prosecution for white collar crime. And apparently since criminal prosecutions are time consuming DOJ has decided to deprioritize them, so if you commit white collar crime for small dollar amounts you’re also likely to get away with it.

[1] http://www.simonandschuster.com/books/The-Chickenshit-Club/J...
“The Chickenshit Club
Why the Justice Department Fails to Prosecute Executives”
It's not just kids, is it? This is pretty much the canonical and most self-preserving way of interacting with anyone who has power over you and is in a clear and present situation to apply it: school officials, police officers, appeal adjudicators at companies who you try to turn to if you think there's been some bureaucratic mistake, military personnel of a foreign power in your country for reasons beyond your control, and even an abusive spouse -- much to the dismay of advocates everywhere.
Can the -O0 compiler flag be a substitute for the volatile keyword in C?
Nope, you are completely wrong. You're spreading desinformation like it's fact.
I wonder if there's something amounting to this for a Bloomberg terminal.
> your "priorities" doesn't factor in anymore, as you should just represent your constituents

Who said they don't? We just heard from one person so far, which disagreed with the elected representative's priorities. Since they are still elected, clearly many people do agree with their priorities. Presenting this - completely routine and normal - policy disagreement as "straight up bond villain" implies that there is only one constituent that matters and only one order of priorities that is legitimate, and any disagreement is not just difference in opinion, but supreme villainy. By a weird coincidence it turns out the only legitimate priorities are exactly the ones of the author of the comment, what are the chances!
It’s bewildering how many drug defendants are here on HN.
For you the solution is not to avoid assuming dangerous drugs that can mess badly your mind, as happened to the gp, but on the contrary is continuing to assume it once your mind is messed up.
Maybe if one day the same things happen to you you may change your point of view, although it would be too late at that point I fear.
Yes the flu vaccine is updated every year (and occasionally they put the right strain into it), the technology used was developed in the 1940s. It is very crude, but thanks to the FDA no advance is practicable.

You might think this doesn’t matter, but we now know how to make a universal flu vaccine that doesn’t need to be updated each year. Apart from not needing to be jabbed every year, if we get another 1918 epidemic then we will find out how much we will regret not having a new vaccine.
In which the CPU changes my data under my nose
I only discovered NewPipe recently and it's a really great app. For those unaware NewPipe is an alternate YouTube app on F-Droid which has loads of nifty features such as being able to play the audio of videos in the background so you can shut off the screen. It will even handle subscriptions for you without any sign in.

https://newpipe.schabi.org/

https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.schabi.newpipe/
I'm sitting next to one of their team members. ~10 people is about right.
Google's AI research team is 3490 people according to (https://ai.google/research/people)
While I couldn't find any info on who left. Assuming it was high paid AI researchers/engineers, it puts number of employees resigned in a perspective.
Having to explicitly mark where the control flow goes to the event loop with `await` is a very small price to pay for making the code much more clear. This is why I don't recommend node-fibers or deep coroutines in general.

Destructuring would make your example look better:
foo({ui, commit, objs}), and then there's no need for typing out ctx. Another thing that's not needed with for-of loops is .iterate().

Using eval() is a very strong anti-pattern, and it's not needed there anyway. JS has the `with` statement that allows running code with a specific context, but its use is discouraged as it's really bad for readability and hard to optimize.
Fraud is against the law, even if you write a contract for how you're going to do it.
Argh - please dang, can we have subtitles, or something, to reduce the numbers of clickbait non-descriptive titles.

Sincerely,

Infuriated of Norwich.
WE ACQUIRED 30 NEW CUSTOMERS IN THE MONTH OF APRIL Generating $9000 per Month
I have always dreamed of onboarding one client a day. The numbers are not in a row though it gives me that feeling. I am so happy at the moment. Still, there is a lot to do to help the people get quality graphic designs easily & fast
yet inexpensive.

1. Changes in Price: We used to have three packages which had their own features accordingly. Later my brother came up with the idea of one price for everything which covers almost all type of design stuff such as logos/branding, web/app UI, illustration, PPT, social media designs, Tshirt, you name it. The first thing I did was I wrote an email stating clearly that we are planning to reduce the price to 300 for everything and sent to 100 leads for Agency Package(699) & Small Business Package(399) as a trial. It worked even before publishing. 14 of them signed up straight away to try a free demo. We've successfully converted them all. Luckily, we had never faced a single request for the refund. This is why we are testing it without '100% money-back guarantee'. Instead of that, we launched 'Try Free Demo' where new customers can sign up and get a free design(selected) to try out our service.

2. Reddit Ads: Only a couple of days ago, I was scrolling through Reddit. Suddenly, the idea of running ads on Reddit came to my mind. I took the decision to start the ad without delay which became the best decision. Amazingly, we got 53 leads just in 3 days and 8 of them converted eventually after trying the demo.

Please comment if you guys have any suggestion/feedback.
The original title says “people with a broad range of disabilities” so I agree with you, but only for that reason. I can’t stand the way that HN changes titles.

Otherwise, I’m not going to tiptoe around people and change my speech patterns because they might be offended by something that meant no offense to them.
Dynamic imports don't replace static imports.
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You mean not explain complicated technical matters to congressmen at all, so they will be making decisions in complete ignorance? Or explain them, but people who do it would be called not "lobbyists" but "educators" and would be only allowed to say what agrees with some opinions, but not the others? Or allowing anybody explaining things to congressmen and just not calling it "lobbying" because it's a dirty word?
Whenever things like this come up, I think "What can I do with their 'official API' that I can't get from just parsing the regular twitter.com/(URL goes here) pages?"
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You'll find that the FreeBSD and NetBSD codebases (for base) are similarly structured and similarly written.
That's true. The idea holds up better if looked at from an all cryptocurrencies perspective rather than only Bitcoin.

Also because states aren't just trying to control / suppress Bitcoin alone but all cryptocurrencies. For example, here in India the central bank has banned all cryptocurrencies.
Mercy and Mercy in First 10 Days of Ramadan
Obviously, yes, since the phenomena is called the new "dress".
If fewer employee owned companies are started it just means the failure is upfront.
Totally depends on the prevailing sociopolitical narrative.
If you match the pricing almost 1:1 / don't really make a profit, why don't you open-source it?
Or do you actually make quite some profit by people who pay but don't really use their credits?

Just being curious about your plans
It sounds like I should use streams then. After all, that's what the Go API uses, Readers and Writers. Those simply pass chunks of bytes around.

Thanks again for the help!
If they do this, their content creators will leave for another platform.
There is also a personal angle to Microsoft involvement with these type of initiatives. The CEO has two children with disabilities and it looks like he is pushing for an inclusive company more than any other CEO. There is also Gobabygo which is an open source organization that modifies toy cars for children with disabilities http://sites.udel.edu/gobabygo/
Anatomy of a Production Kubernetes Outage [video]
They specifically asked about working in Canada:

> Also, will I need a work visa if I’m to be employed by a US company, even if I work from Canada?
(Strong opinions ahead, sorry.)

I generally find JavaScript unpleasant and would do a lot to avoid working with it: not only do I find it difficult to work without types, but I feel that JavaScript bring its own special kind of mess to everything. I have never managed to bring myself to work with it or learn much about it because of that.

I ended up having to work on a front-end project a couple of years ago and a bit of exploring brought up TypeScript. I found working with it refreshing and enjoyable. Besides a good type system, it brings with it new (to me) features of JavaScript that really help (async/await, arrow notations, substantial syntactic sugar), and more productivity that I'd have expected.

So, I find it a good alternative to JavaScript. I thought that the interface with JavaScript was icky at time, but the investment in time learning it was well worth it.
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Tell HN: Questions regarding GDPR? Ask Věra Jourová!
In an interview with the german newspaper "Die ZEIT", EU-Commisioner for Justice, Consumers and Gender Equality Věra Jourová told that GDPR is so simple, that even she could implement it, and small organisations and individuals are free to contact her regarding any questions in case they are struggling with the implementation: vera-jourova-contact@ec.europa.eu

(german source: https://www.zeit.de/digital/datenschutz/2018-05/vera-jourova-eu-kommissarin-datenschutz-grundverordnung-dsgvo/komplettansicht)
I feel a lot of white males don’t understand this. Not out of malice, but simply because the circumstances of their lives don’t put them in these situations as often as say, a black woman.

It really affects the way you interact with the world and vice versa. In general, white men still make the rules, so if you’re different than that in any way, you have to adapt to the rule makers.
According to Gizmodo report military is using Google's Tensor Flow units for footage processing, it would be fair to assume that it's simply a trial contract to see if they can process some of that footage.
That could potentially mean government contracts for private companies going to the lowest bidder, some time in the near future.
I can definitely see their reasoning, but like you, I don't like it. There's times where I really just want to listen to something and not need the video without it being music.

As for the Picture-in-Picture, there is a somewhat hacky solution. If you go to the video in Safari and install Pipifier (https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/pipifier-pip-for-every-web-v...) you can use it to start Picture-in-Picture. I don't use it that often due to the extra steps involved, but it does work.
It depends on what is your target. No enterprise will tolerate that their employees set up a proxy (and even so clever employees are not the target).

However I’ve seen a lot of people using free web based tool to replace pretty basic dumb stuff such as assembling pdf.

Would’nt it be nice for a concurrent company to buy all pdf assembled by your employees using this web service based on company IP?

Of course nerd might find out that pdf is uploaded (most probably however he will use offline FOSS solution because he know better). But the basic employee that use this « because someone send them a link to this awesome tool » will never even thought of it...

I have no proof this scheme is used by scammers, but it seems highly plausible to me.
What does this has to do with anything?

It's not like new build systems have to follow the paradigms of the old ones. Why do you think they write a new build system in the first place?
oho, this resembles my few experiences with mushrooms (mixed them with lemon juice for shorter but much stronger experience) - I laid down on the bed, relaxing music in the background, and gradually lost all the senses. I mean all of them - even sensing your own body.

I didn't have hands, eyes, or anything physical - I became (i think white) mist of atoms, whirling in an endless dance (think mist in the hamam and when you blow air through it).

It didn't happen suddenly, but very gradually. When it began to (very slowly) fade, I slowly recombined from those atoms back into my personality, started to rediscover physical parts of existence - breath, eyes, hands etc. I could still perfectly recall what was happening with me 1 hour ago (unlike say alcohol which just dumbs you down to potato), but mind was less and less able to comprehend the whole picture with all the subleties - it literally shrank back. After main trip was gone, I still had 1-2 hours of literally walking down the hill with intense emotions of absolutely pure happiness and inner peace. Very spiritual, especially for an atheist/agnostic person like me.

Massive mental exhaustion afterwards with very strong headache, but that was the price I was willing to pay.

By far the strongest experiences in my whole life (and i've been through some stuff), absolutely positive without a single negative atom. The beauty of psychedelics is they work with who we are inside, and thus it's a very unique experience for each of us, not much transferable/understandable beyond vague descriptions.

But that breakdown and reassembly - I literally had the feeling that if I had some mental issues, they would definitely manifest right there. If you come from bad background, have some issues, do evil stuff without reason etc don't do them, the risks are then too big and those forces are titanic
Auditory Phenomenon: Hearing 'Brainstorm' or 'Green Needle' Interchangeably
Currently reading the book and I agree with your recommendation, it's very well-written, perhaps written with an intuitive learner in mind.
Because you think the dogs had a long term plan?
> also because alternatives exist, making it hard to imagine what the market for CFC-11 today would be.

Well I've heard of someone who was stockpiling and was planning to sell banned Freon. That was years ago. There is a black market for it because equipment that uses it doesn't simply work on newer approved stuff. If I randomly heard about it, chances are there are more insantces of it. And if there is demand someone probably spun up a factory to make it.
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I don’t think you looked at parent comment closely enough.
Examples and definitions of the SOLID principles in C#
Probably opposite: browsing during the day means people are blowing off their jobs to use HN.
Why even support EU users though with all the GDPR overhead? Unless you are a multinational who doesnt care about GDPR overheads, best not to target the EU market isnt it?
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That's a good point. I am adding more and more examples to the Go documentation these days.

Ideally I'd just point the JS people at the Go docs and examples, but the translation is not exactly one-to-one. This is why the README file published with the JS package has a complete example. I'll try to add a few more.
Because the comment thread has to pop out and have a fancy grayed out background and infinite scroll and ... and ... because Javascript, dude! More Javascript makes everything slower, but it's so much better.
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I would like to go back to university and take notes this time. We had past years' exams available in our library if you knew where to look, so I learned to cram before tests and exams instead of learning to take notes.
IMO:

- The government should sell all desired drugs for little or no money.

- Drugs have no good use except as medicine by medical experts.

Maybe you should apply as test subject for studies of the effects of drugs on humans.

https://www.drugabuse.gov/publications/research-reports/mari...

Maybe 10 or 20 years of experience with legalized cannabis and other psychedelics will lead to punishment of online promotion or belittlement of these drugs.

https://herb.co/marijuana/news/cannabis-induced-panic-attack...

How many cases are unknown because the victim did not consult the medical service ?

https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/307249.php

How many cases of brain damage (e.g. stupidity, bad control of emotions) are not even recognized by the victims ?

Besides, not only the drug but also the dose and intention matters.
>>"If I'm really really honest with myself, I don't actually have the experience of qualia all the time"

That's is what you say, but how can we know that you are not a conscious being imitating a p-zombie? ;-)
I also had a previous job doing exactly that... but it was an billing / accounting system at a print company.

Certain large customers (a bank, an airline) had contracts where they would order large batches of printed forms, luggage tickets, sick bags, etc, at some negotiated quantity / price (taking into account the size of the print run, our capacity at the time, etc.). We (the print company) would then print it and warehouse it, and ship it directly to their individual locations in smaller batches as they ordered it.

The billing was done on some cost + shipping basis, so at the end of the month you'd have to look at everything that was shipped, work out which original batches going into inventory that came from on a FIFO basis, and then use that as a basis for the cost plus billing.

It was a horrible messy old codebase, and it was sometimes difficult to explain the results.

Anyway, I just thought I'd share this as an example use-case for a sufficiently generic / flexible / reliable implementation of your potential side project.
Is it not the case that many of the 'designer' brands selling expensive watches are also using the same cheap watch movements too - Michael Kors I believe is one such name (though I may be wrong)