skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Can you sue for monetary damages if you yourself were not making any money off the content? If anything the other site could be called a mirror, and saving our op money on the hosting cost by diverting traffic.. (although maybe not from scraping?)
Scarcity matters if you regard art as a commodity to be bought and sold. Otherwise I don't see why it's important.
Did it confuse per capita with overall? I thought it made it clear that: in terms of per capita GNI, China isn't a developed country.

But in the context of the WTO, Trump has framed the question of whether China is a developed country as a matter of fairness. Developing nations get perks – they're allowed leeway in phasing out their trade policies that protect certain sectors.

A central question here is that China is more powerful than any single per capita metric is able to reflect, and therefore may not deserve the kind of flexibility that WTO affords to unquestionably weak and "developing" countries who struggle to transform into a market economy. China sees itself a developing country, but it's arguable whether it needs the kind of flexibility the WTO gives other developing countries.

The logical next question in this context is, are the labels "developing" and "developed" good enough to determine which countries should get preferential treatment in international trade?

That the labels are no longer adequate in many applications is further highlighted by the fact that China is so diverse and vast that there are parts of it that are basically developed countries in their own right, judging by their per capita income levels. On the other hands, there are many provinces that are indisputably low-income by all accepted standards.

The point that China is by and large poor by Western standards is addressed in the first part of the article, and stressed again later. But again, does having a large population of people who live in abject poverty warrant a country differential treatment by an international trade body in areas that have little to do with the poverty?
If you ever bought real estate in the U.S. you probably paid title insurance. This is insurance that covers the value of the loan in the case faulty or fradulent documents are found making the chain of ownership invalid.

It costs like 1/2 of a percent of the property value.

That is how YOU pay because of shenanigans like in this article.
A little tangential, but I recently created a small tool called "tsk" (pronounced same as task)

https://www.tsk.io

I'm calling it a "speed-dial for your APIs". I used to have a VPS that would run out of memory, so easiest way to resolve this was to restart the server. But even that was annoying, so I created a button that would call the API to restart the box. Now I just have to click the button whenever I want to reboot.

Something similar to CRON, I'm currently building a feature in tsk to schedule the tasks.
Here's a memorandum opinion somewhere in the middle. https://law.justia.com/cases/federal/district-courts/FSupp2/...

If (like me) you're mostly interested in substantiation of the claim, the summary of the situation seems useful already. There are also plenty of references and keywords to be found in this document.

For instance, many news reports and court documents seem to refer back to a quote from section XI-A; searching for "culture of sadistic and malicious violence" yielded a large number of relevant hits.

Apparently this has been a well known issue, and all 3 branches have been working on improvement.
There's a place to generate your own pictures at the bottom of the article, if you want more. (The "Try It Yourself" link)

Given this, you certainly don't have to subscribe to get more of these pics.
you're trying to spin it for being an entitled prick, well you know what, you don't like it don't use docker, is not like they get much by you using for free.
As you probably are aware off after having read that study, it doesn't negate the lipotoxicity hypothesis, but merely proposes that it is probably not the only cause and that the role of a decline in muscle mass is perhaps also a key player specifically for the elderly where significant decline in muscle mass is typical, but obviously not so much in other population where it isn't.

However, very interesting read indeed, thank you!
What is Functional Reactive Programming (FRP), without the buzzword bullshit?
But medium has a terrible commenting system that makes no logical sense, and a full page blocking advert.

Wish people wouldn't use medium.
Tuesday briefing: Google faces legal action over stored Location History data
Can you recommend one?

We recently had to implement a prototype in house, not that easy as I thought it would be, but we could not find a good solution, e.g. handle 100k jobs, long term (never expiring), short term (depends on an entity's live cycle), high available.

Thanks.
After a year-long pause in .NET development I got back into it recently and I can only agree. As a Linux dev, .NET core is an amazing product and it's incredibly productive compared to JS, Go or Java.

I'm also fairly exited for Blazor so I can write fullstack C#.
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Etizolam isn't really a substitute, it's a benzo as well (technically an analog), it just has reduced negative effects from chronic use and tends feel more mild.

And since we're LSD as a potential therapeutic tool, as always I'm going to tack on this disclaimer: if using psychedelics as a therapeutic tool, make sure to take them in a positive environment (which your house might not be) with people you like and ensure that you have somebody with experience in psychedelics to guide you and assist you.

It is a very powerful tool for healing though. I know people who have used it (with the above precautions) to essentially overwrite negative memories and experiences. As always though, everybody has a different experience and it isn't as effective for some as for others, and people should be always careful with anything that fucks with your psyche in such a powerful way.
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What makes you think they even know the product that they are posing for?
> If it's factual in nature: It's not protected by copyright

Compilations of facts can however be protected in the EU under the Database Directive.

Also, Terms of Use etc.
This issue was opened in the docs repo and it was closed in that context, which was correct (the docs do not need to change as for now).

The docs do not dictate how you download Docker and joaofnfernandes is only responsible for the docs as far as I can tell.
So you have to log in to Docker Store on Windows and on Mac. I sort of get the frustration. Using one of these systems for development is a painful experience on its own, no need to make it more miserable.
Did you miss the part where I introduced F-number into discussion instead of the lens size?
What do you think will happen to DoF when I take my huge 70-200 and close it down to 22?
I don't think there is anything that can be done, honestly. There are reasons for the current way of decision making: keeping the people in power who have been in power since the beginning. If the way of work changes, then also the leadership will change. And the current leadership isn't that fond of such ideas.

I'll keep an eye on how well behemots like Microsoft or Saudi Arabia can really change under new leadership and build my hope on what I'm seeing there.
> and probably less annoying to your visitors.

As someone who has used both, absolutely 100% no in every way.

Google's captcha is so superior to what you would write, please don't tell people not to.
While I agree with what you write, I am missing the sociological part. I mean, you can't retrieve anything back from waste unless you had some success researching some procedure to do so (and sometimes research 'fails'). But funding for such research isn't as cheap as one player alone could pay for it. So you might want to install some taxes and a government in order to manage your finances.

That would be even more educating but might stop being fun, as players would most certainly not agree on what to spend their money on. But on the other hand, if you would just offer the technology to extract valuable materials from waste at a cheap supermarket price you would just shift the realism gap to another part by giving them an easy solution to their problem.
The majority of Africans sold in slave trade were acquired and sold by other Africans, not kidnapped by people from Europe or the Middle East: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlantic_slave_trade

If we want to call it genocide, it would be more likely genocide of one African tribe towards another.

Note that this isn't to paint a picture of "look at these African savages killing each other", but only to highlight that historically members of the same ethnicity (at least the modern definition of "ethnicity") are rather eager to kill each other over resources (and moral differences to cover it up). Europeans, Asians, indigenous Americans etc were all quite successful in constant tribal warfare at various degrees of scale, there was nothing special about Africa here. In fact you could say that the Soviets were the most successful people in the history of the world at exterminating their own kind for one reason or another.
Particularly in this specific line of business. Would you use a management platform that pretends to delete containers and associated files but doesn't?
It is actually a crypto future on top of weak economy. Not really a currency.
Essentially they tied their currency value to fast junk bonds. Good Job /s
Is Amazon AWS the new reality distortion field? Gosh, just rent two dedicated boxes, one master, one slave, switch over to slave manually in the extreme rare case if the master fails and be done. This entire article screams "right tool for the job and this is not the right tool".
They really ought just have learnt to use Cron properly
> http://bugmenot.com/

Oooh, thanks for this, hugely useful.
I'm sure some future unicorns from Team 2nd chance will have a super awesome story to tell in 10 years.

Thanks YC (and the bug) for considering to support us. Giving everyone a chance is actually a YC-ish move.
Maybe I exaggerated a little bit, Minecraft is a good/decent idea, but it would be much better if it was free software.

I imagine the disappointment in the face of the bright kid of the class when he asks the teacher to see how the game actually works. Still, it's better than no game at all, I guess.
There's a few talk on youtube where people tried to make stats of mental illness due to THC. It's not conclusive but it paints a less rosy picture than the 'natural harmless' substance one can hear everywhere.

Medicine is not a very giving topic, if you want to 'know' you better be infinitely patient and precise.
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I’ve spent a few days there working for a Japanese television program - it seems everyone there has a quirky story regarding the borders.

The city hall has a border going through it. Both the Belgian and Dutch municipalities are housed there, as are the two police stations. The Belgian and Dutch police share one office, but the border goes right through it.

https://goo.gl/maps/LBreHZLyjqo

The police shared plenty of stories with us about how they have to cooperate with each other in order to do their work - since some of the borders are “3D” (eg. where the ground floor of an old house is half Belgian half Dutch, but the upper floors are full Dutch) they sometimes officially need the help of the other police to get access to all of a crime scene.

Then there’s the fact that people in that town consciously choose in which of the two jurisdictions they do something: getting gas, going to school, groceries, all related to tax and regulations.

If your house is located in the two countries at once, the position of your front door decides under which jurisidiction you actually live. Same for stores / restaurants.
It's been literally years since reply chains stopped to be indented like in your screenshot.
This ship is sinking and all the rats has already left
What? I thought containment as an enabler for reproducibility was the whole point of containers.
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Please Microsoft, I accept thee as my lord and savior. Please guide me what to think! /s
> Freedom of speech, sure. I don't know about privacy, though. Anything you post on your blog, or in the comments section of someone else's, will also end up getting scraped by robots and then aggregated and fed into the great Moloch idol of surveillance capitalism.

You’re forgetting that they also currently monitor everything everyone is reading, not just writing.
Ask HN: Are wireless and electromagnetic fields dangerous for health?
It seems this topic haven't been discussed here on HN, so I'm asking now.

- Are wireless and electromagnetic fields dangerous for health?

- Should I be worried about and take more care when using my laptop Wi-Fi too close to my body?

- Should I keep my cellphone away as much as possible?

- Are microwaved food dangerous?

- How close can I stay to a Wi-Fi source, let's say my router, or laptop, or cellphone?
By subverting privacy Microsoft is a threat to democracy itself.
> Second, editing the plain text crontab is error prone

Doesn't every crontab in existence have a comment line giving the order of the time columns? I know I always rely on such.

Although the article didn't touch on it, this point reminded me of yesterday's discussion about manpages and command-line options. I think it's still the case today that `cron -e` is the way to edit the crontab whilst `cron -r` (the key right nextdoor in case this part needed stressing!) removes it altogether.
Good luck, President Quixote.
You're right, I mixed up the SFE with Milgram. I always found the SFE a lot less interesting/remarkable so I'm not too surprised to find out it's sketchy at best.
Tumblr is currently owned by Oath, not Yahoo.
I think Reddit and sites alike cause a problem with activism.

I see topics for great initiatives on sites like Reddit however everything about its engagement is just wrong.

Comments are poor - people know how to game it, posts have a limited life span affecting comment quality, when a post disappears from the front page engagement drops to what seems 0%. Re-posts are looked at negatively, reddit community gets bored of seeing the same topic even if there is an interesting change or update.

There is something fundamentally wrong about it. Forums allow for longer discussion and are a good way of promoting long term activism when needed, there are threads forums lasting years, are a joy to read and follow.
> Truth is, no one cares.

You will, if you have EU customers.

> GDPR is an overreach designed to shake down American mega-corps.

The GDPR is the result of mega-corps (American ones in particular) not giving two shits about how their users' personal data is handled. Cry all you want now that the milk's spilled, it won't change the fact that this legislation was not conjured in a vacuum, but as a response to the way corporations behave when not obliged to care about personally identifiable information.

> Docker has no money so the EU isn't going to do anything to them.

A formal reprimand might suffice. Contrary to the naive american view I see here on HN, EU data regulators don't immediately try to shut you down by barging into your company's office with a SWAT team.

> I'm sure they're inundated with complaints from unsuccessful companies trying to shoot down their biggest competitors already.

How sure? 100%? 50%? Less? What are you basing your assertion on?

> Adding one more to the pile is only going to waste your time and that of EU regulators.

There's a characteristic nearly all government departments share: they may be slow, but they're steamrollers. They'll get to you eventually.
Micro-code, I don't care about. As you say you'd have to ban the use of computers entirely, but having to write your documents in Word etc., I do not think is good.

As a student, you should be able to install the software that you use in class on your PC at home, without having to jump through infinite hoops or asking your parents to buy it for you.

Sure, Microsoft Office, you can sort of expect to need and need again in the future. But with other software, you can hardly guess how often you're going to be using it.
So, you're not going to buy it just to play around with it at home. You might even skip doing homework, if it's too much hassle to install.

A required internet connection can also be particularly inpairing, depending on your situation. I was for example provided an educational version of Matlab in university, but ended up mostly learning in GNU Octave (which was thankfully fantastic), because I traveled to university by train and so did most of my learning in the train, where I had no internet connection.

Another example is me having to pirate an outdated version of Delphi in middle school, because we were writing a program with that in school, that I wanted to continue at home. The teacher did not intend for anyone to continue working at home, so we weren't provided an educational version or similar. The version of Delphi we used was also so old that you actually couldn't buy it anymore.

Lastly, if you can't transfer your LibreOffice knowledge to Microsoft Office, I don't think you should claim any particular computer skills on your CV.
We're not talking about rocket science being done in Excel. You generally only need the most basic of features, which function almost identically even in Gnumeric.
I think you'll find that plenty of people are willing to not think so hard about such problems as long as it's in the course of a legal business. I'm sure it was also easy to find justification from commentators at the time when slavery was legal. You could just go about your slavery business and point at some guy's essay as to why you shouldn't feel guilty at all.
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Interestingly, Christie's will sell an AI generated painting in the coming weeks. They come from a French startup who seems to create "better" (at least more pleasing) results https://www.christies.com/features/A-collaboration-between-t...
Bit of a cliché, but nothing is free. You are choosing to use technology provided by a for-profit company. Community Edition does not mean it's owned by the community. It's absolutely irritating to have to create an account and login when you just want to try something, but if you're invested in a technology and the company that provides it (at no direct monetary cost to you), I don't think it's worth getting stroppy about. Plenty of other more sinister and cynical things happening in tech right now to get riled about
Why do people still not get it?? One wants to eradicate your way of life, deeply believing that their way is not just the best way, but needs to be the only way. The company just wants your data.
That's quite an interesting plugin.

Rather annoying it won't work with Forge, would be interesting to have to deal with this when your base runs on gigantic coal boilers from some of the Tech mods or using Magic to offset your CO2 footprint.

I might setup a server with this and limit resources to see how it turns out with a couple players (build a wall around 0x0, 256 by 256 blocks long, delete everything else) once some resources turn scarce.
GIMP 2.10.6 Released
If you think that university campus politics are left-wing, you've been chugging mercury.
sorry to say, but this whole premise seems just ... wrong.

why reinvent the wheel and not use cron or systemd?
why reboot instead of searching for the offending script/process and fixing it?
No. I disagree. Just because it has 17 examples doesn’t mean it’s not a markrting strategy.
I saw lot of broken bottles at sides of the roads. I stumped by bare foot on broken bottle once, when I was child, and almost cut it in half. Ceramic is much safer option than glass.
Australian politicians have been pushing "clean coal" for a few years now.

In cases like these it's so blatantly obvious there is big money on the line for the existing coal industry and they have obviously paid very big money to be protected. Anywhere else in the world it would be called corruption or bribery, but in our shiny world those words are banned so new speak says we simply call it business as usual in politics.
Man is a genius at scams like this one!

Google “Trump empty jewlery box” ;)
more pleasing in the sense of even more nightmarish?
What facts are public?
The suggestions for empirical evaluation are great, but would have to be insisted upon by reviewers, often chosen by authors and complicit in promoting the larger methodology at stake. I’ve seen this happen in methodology publications several times.

It makes sense though for companies to do this evaluation, and a ML PaaS that automates those empirical evaluations across a range of methods might have a uniquely useful service.
Is it me or does that article not even try to fact check Trumps assertion that wind mills are killing fields for birds? What a piss poor try at "journalism".

https://science.howstuffworks.com/environmental/green-scienc...

tl;dr: wind mills kill something like 10'000-40'000 birds per year, compared to e.g. cars at 60-80 million, and cats in the hundreds of millions.
Well there is a game called Eco, that does exactly that.

Mine a bunch of iron ore out of the ground? Your storage container has to be just as big as the amount of iron that you dug up. Oh, also all those rocks that you dug up to GET to the iron have to go somewhere as well.

You even create physical "waste" blocks that have to be stored somewhere, preferably underground and away from any running water.
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First bug report. Haha, I did look at the screen funny when it said saplings reduce carbon immediately.
Moving beyond copy-and-paste when learning to program
My scraping VPS keeps running out of memory too and I restart it every couple of days.

> so I created a button that would call the API to restart the box

Been thinking about building a 'button' that does this as well. Will check out TSK to see how well it addresses this. Sound idea for sure.
I doubt you're being down-voted for your sentiment, rather, that a one-word dismissal is lazy. Tell us why, preferably without a rhetorical question.
Well if you have the source of power (money) you know you can do good and bad stuff. Malaysia did the right thing as being patriot and all. China like to do a "friendly war". They become good at first but you know there's a price of being good, and when you resist, you'll get bullied. "Communism" at it's finest. Look at what it did to Philippines. They know Philippines has no match on its firepower they created a military base within its territorial sea but in a brighter side, they give support aid to Philippines, attack and release.
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For newcomers who don't recognize jacquesm and why the idea of him donating Lego is ... interesting (in a scary way, depending on how much living space Mr Norvig has I guess), please see https://jacquesmattheij.com/sorting-two-metric-tons-of-lego/.

At the moment I'm not seeing images on that page, but perhaps it's my problem.
A presumably open source software is held to a higher standard than such marketing-oriented enterprises.
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