skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ah, thank you :)
vgo mod can read your lock or vendor file (it supports most of the go vendoring solutions) when initting.
I'm kinda surprised they're not talking about wrapping this thing in a cylindrical tower. Wouldn't add that much to the cost.
From what I understand if you work at a gas station, you get a phone call and they tell you to change the price on the sign, right?
Oh wow, that's the first time I've seen the actual damage. It's so small that no wonder I couldn't see it.

I've still got a month left on my AppleCare, but once that expires I'll give it a try. Thank you!
Schemaless databases allows you to model your data in a way that is more natural to your domain. The table-relational model used by SQL databases isn't always suitable for all types of data, most notably trees and graphs.

Don't get me wrong, I'd probably pick a traditional RDBMS over MongoDB for most projects, but the object-relational impedance mismatch is a real problem.
This is an example of why I prefer the Shindo scale used in Japan[0]. If you tell someone a "magnitude 8.2 struck" it doesn't really tell you anything actionable. The Shindo scale instead measures shaking on the surface, which is what you really care about if you live somewhere with regular earthquakes.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japan_Meteorological_Agency_se...
Thanks for your feedback! I agree, WhatsApp is an amazing piece of software with a great user interface & UX.

There are significant computer science challenges when building peer-to-peer software that are much easier to solve when building a centralized system. This may be the reason that people seem to "brag" when they create something p2p - because it is difficult to do - and it may also be the reason why there has not been in your opinion "a killer p2p chat app" yet.

One great thing about WebTorrent is that it makes building p2p software for the web much easier. They have done a great job!
I understand that you’re just using analogies, but since psychopathy appears to biologically instantiated and heritable, I’m not sure they’re very useful.

More concretely, it’s a neurological variation that is “fit enough” to survive within human populations at a low threshold, so it persists. There’s no “guiding hand” beneath it all.
https://www.asvglobal.com/
There's a slack instance for local South African developers called ZATech. Posted that I was looking for a job in the appropriate channels and was approached by a few people and took one of them up on their offer. It's quite the interesting gathering of developers since the other local popular tech forums don't have as many developers gathered.
What exactly is wrong with excluding certain areas from seeing your ad? If I'm selling high end jewelry, for example, I don't want my ad shown to people in low income areas, because every click is a waste of money. Similarly, a discount store in a bad part of town may want to exclude wealthy neighborhoods, as people from those neighborhoods are unlikely to come to the store. That doesn't seem like something anyone should be upset about...it's common sense.

I guess it's a little more murky when it comes to housing, but how many people in downtown Watts are going to be legitimate potential leads to rent a house in Beverly Hills? I'm not sure that advertisers should be forced to pay for ads to be shown to people that cannot afford or would otherwise not be interested in what they are trying to sell.
They are better off using metal products in place of concrete blocks because they have higher weight densities. About 3 times more.

Water permeability also has an impact. Imagime lifting the products when it's wet and dropping them when it's dry.
It also means you don't work as hard to succeed.
Good intentions do result in success. Good policies result in success. If you give up and say "government" will never work, then no. Of course it will never work.

Pointing to failed scenarios and saying x failed therefore y will fail is "stupid". You must examine why x failed and make sure you don't include this element when trying to do y. It is an iterative process.

One thing is for sure. If government employees don't have good intentions, the government will be ineffective. Therefore trust in government and willingness to see government as a force for good, willingness to work in a system that does good for its citizens, is imperative to having a good system.
C + Lua = Welcome to C Programming in the 21st Century
> my X1 Carbon 6th gen

probably not what you care about, but the MBC justifies its higher price by significantly higher screen quality... and by the fact that MBPs (and Surface Pros I guess too now) are the only notebooks that manage to pull of the 'amazing screen usable outdoors' + 'battery life keeps being good even if your screen is at a higher brightness' combo...

ALL other laptop manufacturers miss this. Imo <4K and <450 nits for a screen means that it just f sucks, that's not a good enough display!
Germany, and Austria. Getting a grant in Austria essentially guarantees that the hunger you need to survive in the tech world today will be quenched by that sweet, sweet, government handout.
It was used in my college Discrete Math class (a version specifically aimed at Computer Science students) as an exercise in formally proving the properties of a real-life system. That was a fun lecture :-D
I'm probably being downvoted by folks whose survival depends on that sweet, sweet, government handout.

Its okay with me - the point has been made.
Makes me wonder if a society of 100% psychopaths could function or would fall apart. In that society, there would be no reason to wear a mask and pretend. Everyone feels (or fails to feel) basically the same way. If you knew that anyone would take advantage of you given the opportunity, then how does society function?

Kind of like how the Dark Mirror Universe in Star Trek managed to get so far.
I am convinced half these commenters are just being disingenuous just for the sake of it. These sorts of cases are settled and straightforward, we have a half century of case law plus multiple publications from HUD that directly address this issue. Craigslist actually does an excellent job of summarizing the laws and giving specific examples of illegal advertisements.

https://www.craigslist.org/about/FHA
I find the concept of not being able to feel fear quite interesting. I've always seen fear/anxiety as an emotion that is automatically bundled with the ability to imagine a possibly bad outcome for a given situation someone is in. If that is true, then not being able to feel fear would mean not being able to imagine this outcome, or not caring about the outcome - neither of which seem to be the case for psychopaths. The outcomes they want might be totally different than what might be considered normal, but they still desire them - why doesn't the thought of not being able to get what they want generate at least some degree of fear?
It could be that I'm totally mistaken about the origins of the emotion of fear, in which case it would be refreshing to view another take on it.
I do. It's a good way to set expectations, see if they've gotten any interesting recommendations from coworkers, and see if we know anyone in common.
Some background to this:

The project:
Ever been in that catch-22 situation where you need experience to get a job, but you can’t get a job without experience? Or maybe you want to go into a new field, or you just graduated from College or University?

FreshJobs sources all the entry level and junior positions from across the web and puts them in one place. When you click the ‘apply’ button you are taken to the source site to apply. I’m still adding more sources so over time it will grow larger with more jobs across more locations.

Me:
I’m on a mission to learn to code by making 6 projects in 6 months (this is 2/6), with my final project being at the end of the year in December. The dream is to live from these projects by that time and help people across the world

The idea:
The idea for FreshJobs came when a friend told me a few weeks back after I finished project #1, “hey man, you could probably apply for some junior dev jobs now", so I decided to check the internet out of curiosity to see what there was. I noticed that there was no specific place which had a lot of these types of jobs, so project #2 was decided right there and then.

I truly hope this website can help you find a new job that you love. For those struggling to get a job because they don’t have experience, it will be a true pleasure if you can find a job.
If you do find and get a job via FreshJobs, please let me know!

All feedback and bug reports are much appreciated. Go easy on me, I am still a total newbie dev!
>a pharmacy with the self-serve digital photo services

...Why does a pharmacy print photographies? I've never heard of a pharmacy selling something that isn't drugs.
I'm a board-certified physician (anesthesiology). I read the OP and all the comments here. I've followed the subject of vitamin D supplementation and whether it's generally effective or overused for over 40 years, and I'm still uncertain.
> Chile’s Water Code was established during the Pinochet dictatorship, and still treats water as a replenishable (rather than increasingly scarce) natural resource. Under the code, companies may trade water rights to the highest bidder

If there's a bidding process already in place, the Chilean government can charge companies the bid value annually as a public natural resource rent, and place the tax revenues in a permanent fund for conversation efforts. Instead of calling a river a legal person, a formal government charted corporation can be created for the river to distribute revenues from taxes on water right holders in a pro-social manner. This would be somewhat similar to 'Cap and Dividend' proposal for climate change.
For non trivial environments with audit requirements this is not an option.

Running all software under the same uid is also usually best avoided, you'll always have data at rest somewhere (which needs to be backed up, access controlled, and so on).
> save the data in plain text files.

Not if you are working in excel! It can corrupt all sorts of unicode data when exporting to csv.
right so, 4 square meters base, 4 meters high, 16 cubic meters, 16 * 2.4 = = 38.4 tonnes.

That's not an implausible object.
If you enjoy that nostalgia, I highly recommend a visit to the Computer History Museum in Mountain View; they have a good selection of calculators (including some mechanical and electro-mechanical ones!) in their main exhibit.
Russell Westbrook just averaged back to back triple doubles and won an MVP last season while being a below avg 3 pt shooter. Jordan was a lot more efficient scorer than Westbrook, while being just as explosive. Today's spacing, thanks to all that 3 point shooting, would be a huge boost to Jordan. He doesn't have to worry about all the rim protectors guarding the paint that existed during his day.
Yes, you are definitely more terrifying than the typical psychopath.
Incidents happens when several things which are innocent on their own suddenly interact in unforeseen ways.
Non-psychopaths will also try to use you.
First mention I see of hired. Used it while I was looking for jobs in London - definitely something I can recommend to get your foot in the door, especially for people who need visa sponsorship (at least that was my scenario)
Simple spacemacs like init script for scala development in less than 300 lines
>Who decides how content is relayed?

I mean things are relayed if you ask for them to be. Two cases, pretty much: (1) someone is following someone else, content is asked for by the one server and pushed to the other. (2) You look up a URL (someone's posts, a profile, etc) and it asks the other server for it. Of course you can block certain instances from asking for stuff, or block/mute specific people if you'd like to, so it's not just out there for anyone to grab (except of course that it's the internet, so realistically nothing is ephemeral).

>Can I be on multiple instances at the same time? If don't like my instance anymore, can I seamlessly move to another one?

Of course you can be on multiple instances. Just like you can make multiple emails. Same case though: why would you? some edge cases (being able to see multiple local/home timelines for example, even from people you're not following, via the 'local timeline' tab). So yeah, there's people that have multiple accounts, just like you can have a few reddit or HN accounts if you'd like to. There's definitely usecases, but most people just have the one account. Moving is being worked on, it's not 'seamless' by any means, but you can download a backup of followers etc and upload that to another instance, and have your old account forward to the new one (preventing people from using your old handle, and also meaning that if there's a link somewhere they'd know where you moved to).

>Frankly, I don't even want to have all these questions, it's too complicated. I'll just stick with Twitter.

Do your thing, but I hope you know most people don't necessarily have these questions. If you introduced email or reddit to someone they wouldn't necessarily right away think of data portability, multiple accounts, etc. The onboarding needs a bunch of work, but for basic usage it's really not all that hard.
> The wheelbarrow gave the Chinese armies such an advantage in moving goods that it was kept secret - early Chinese writings talk about wheelbarrows in code.

It's strange to think that the wheelbarrow was at one time super high tech and a game changer for military operations.

Added to my list of inventions I'll steal if I ever time travel :)
In the US and many other countries (I can confirm this is true for Japan), pharmacies are also convenience stores, and sell many other things besides drugs.

https://www.cvs.com/

For instance, here's a US pharmacy chain – notice it mentions photos on the home page.
Of course there is other users but they aren't configured for SSH via AllowUser.

Additionally most of those are containers where running it all as the same UID isn't a problem.
> If the first few versions are v0.1.0, v0.2.0, etc. - how are these handled on the import paths.

This was answered in the post. It's handled in the mod file and not via import path. Import path only changes when there is breaking changes, ie: a major bump and a new /v# for the import path.

Upgrade minor or patch to most recent:

go get -u

Upgrade patch to most recent:

go get -u=patch

Upgrade to specific version:

go get package@version
Got my upvote there... I had to deal with a actual psychopath who'd fooled the other people in this little charity sort of org for years. I got pulled in because a friend asked me to work on their website and I was supportive of the goals of the organization.

The guy was an obvious ass&*$% but had wormed his way into defining himself as the 'head' of the org and people went on with it because A) the dominant behaviors B) he'd turned himself into the public face of the org C) and I quote "yeah, but he's productive, he motivates other people, he gets things done"... But that was just the Stockholm syndrome talking - people like this are little more than parasites. I was the new guy so could see through the mask a lot quicker. I wish I'd asked questions about the backstory...

I concur with everything you say about social hierarchies and power. I'm American and my take on the English, based on my living here for over a decade and all the sociopathically inclined I've run into, is that there is a very good reason there seems to be so many adult bullies etc in the UK (versus my take on America). The rigid class structure and etc conceals a lot of fundamental psychological pathologies in English society - sure, they're present in every society, but the English seem to revel in them and even regard them as virtues.
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Contracting on these rates requires a lot more experience than you think and a highly sought out specialization often FoTM.

Getting yearly fixed term contracts on £500 a day is also not easy even with the former.

You also lose your pension contribution which in the UK can be upto 25% of your salary (I’m on 24), ISA, insurance protection against dismissal with no cause and many other things that employers provide.

Contracting isn’t a solution it’s worse than at will employment and the OP is right outside of a few cases the salary in Europe is pitiful and the safety net does not cover anything really it only ensures that there is almost no social mobility upwards.

Europe despite having the world’s largest social redistribution event aka WW2 is still the mother of all old money and isn’t changing because outside those who in the US would become billionaires it’s nearly impossible to become financially independent in Europe as a salaried employee and even as a sole trader.
You can get vitamin d light therapy lamps. Those are very effective
It doesn't look like neither a startup nor cool :)
> Sure, occasionally an otherwise obscure person might find themselves at the end of an unexpected shitstorm, but otherwise it generally affects more prominent users, who are well aware that anything mildly controversial can turn into lots of angry replies.

And that's supposed to be a good or even neutral thing… how?

> Is that even a real problem?

Very much so.

> Isn't it actually valuable information to know that people get really angry about this-and-that?

Not really, and that isn't even relevant to the issue of it actively harming people.

> Seems to me like people want to blame technology for something that's really amplified human nature. A rehashing the old story of the "basically good" human corrupted by some foreign evil.

You're the only one talking about "basically good human". The amplification of human nature is the very issue at hand, "human nature" has not evolved in that context and while it may work at small scales it demonstrably does not at the scales we're involved in. As a result it is ethically and functionally necessary for the tool to mitigate human nature since they're the ones amplifying it to downright and outright harmful levels.
>It might be a nice idea for Mastodon advocates to create general topic instances, that may feel more approachable for newcomers.

Yeah, the instance names are often quite silly, but there's silly people on there. I mean 3000 variations of "mastodonUKsocial.com" or something wouldn't really tell you all that much more. If you don't want to go to mastodon.social, the biggest english language instance, octodon.social is a good, smaller (~11k users) general instance with a good vibe. Fwiw i think a lot of people use twitter to follow 'their kind of people' (lgbt groups, open source fans, music people) and this codifies those groups a bit more into proper instances/servers/communities, while of course allowing you to follow other people.
I decided to submit this because I have always been fascinated with Jimmy Carter. What a genuine, decent person. But history has judged him as one of the worst presidents.

I was in third grade when Carter was running for re-election against Ronald Reagan. Our teacher gave us an assignment to create a campaign poster for your favorite candidate. I chose Jimmy Carter, and added the campaign slogan, "I will gladly trade peanuts for the American hostages" (referring to to Carter's history as a farmer and to the Iran hostage crisis [1]). I thought I was really clever at the time, but now I think I was just being a stupid smartass.

Whenever I have seen Carter in the press since his presidency, it always seems like he is going something unambiguously good, like building houses with Habitat for Humanity or trying to negotiate peace agreements between unfriendly countries as an unbiased mediator.

I think we won't have this great man with us for much longer. The world will be a worse place when he departs.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran_hostage_crisis
Epidemiology of Suicide and the Psychiatric Perspective
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It is not because of one child policy that results in male babies birth rate higher than female’s. Actually，in China，this policy is not “powerful” to everyone，especially in poor area.however，birth rate in poor area is much severer（in many villages，it is possible that girls were killed when they were born）.In ancient times，birth rate was still not equal（sometimes even worse than today’ ）without one child policy.
To combine what two sister comments said: you can create multiple, but you can follow people anywhere. So you don't _need_ to create multiple, but you could. Like subreddits. Some people have their "meme/funny stuff" account for reddit, and a nsfw one, and a 'news/serious stuff' account. Likewise you _could_ do that all from one account, but you don't need to.
This house dates from about 1990 so I think it is built to modern dimensions, but I know nothing about this so I am mostly guessing... the 19cm ish riser also matches an 8’ floor-to-floor height, so it’s a bit hard to tell from just the stairs :-)
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Go out of the city in the UK, France, Germany not to mention Eastern Europe and you’ll see the same poverty.
Yes, of course, but this article seems to be neither unsupervised nor supervised learning, just some data analysis and statistics.

It's not that it is completely different from AI, but you don't need the term "AI" to describe it, except if you want to hide the methodological weaknesses. They say they haven't really studied if the recommendations work in practice, it's just the prediction of a statistical model.
Official health guidelines in the UK recommended an average daily intake of 10 micrograms of vitamin D to protect bone and muscle health.

These recommendations are based on a scientific review of the available evidence on Vitamin D and health published in 2016:

Vitamin D and Health: Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition [PDF]:
https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/...

The press release that accompanied the publication of the report states:

> PHE (Public Health England) advises that in spring and summer, the majority of the population get enough vitamin D through sunlight on the skin and a healthy, balanced diet. During autumn and winter, everyone will need to rely on dietary sources of vitamin D. Since it is difficult for people to meet the 10 microgram recommendation from consuming foods naturally containing or fortified with vitamin D, people should consider taking a daily supplement containing 10 micrograms of vitamin D in autumn and winter.

> People whose skin has little or no exposure to the sun, like those in institutions such as care homes, or who always cover their skin when outside, risk vitamin D deficiency and need to take a supplement throughout the year. Ethnic minority groups with dark skin, from African, Afro-Caribbean and South Asian backgrounds, may not get enough vitamin D from sunlight in the summer and therefore should consider taking a supplement all year round.

From: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/phe-publishes-new-advice-...
To disable logging in with password you also need:

ChallengeResponseAuthentication no
Thank you for the suggestion! I will work on filters for the site. Any particular filters you'd like to see?
Can somebody please explain to me why exactly using good passwords and allowing root login is bad security? Every SSH security tutorial mentions those but they never mention the reasons.

If somebody hacked into my password manager and managed to steal the root user's password then they could do the same with my private key. Where is the difference?

Also, if somebody hacked into a non-root administrative account, they can just use sudo to elevate. What makes disabling root login more secure?
Jordan was losing to a superior Pistons team while still putting up the best numbers of anyone in the series. The Heat were supposed to beat the Mavs in 2011. Lebron had a historically bad finals for an all-time great. There is no comparison here.