skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I've found situations where the code that everyone thought would be faster was, in fact, slower. Your assertion of "just write the optimized version" assumes that you always know which version would be faster - I'd suggest that there will be times when you are wrong, and you won't always know which times they'll be.
I prefer "elem" as then it's easier to distinguish from "event" than it is for "el" and "ev".
I'm not arguing that popularity with the voters is driving this. It's the disdain that Republicans in Washington feel for him. In the Bush and Obama years it wasn't hard to find voters who thought Dubya was a frivolous dumbass party boy whose dad's friends made him president so they could run the country, or that Obama was secretly a brainless bimbo benefiting from a liberal conspiracy to manufacture the illusion of a smart capable black man, but you couldn't find high-ranking members of their own party who voiced that opinion about them or even hinted at it outside of a primary, much less multiple White House sources to confirm it.

Comparing numbers comes with an implicit "all other things being equal..." which is a huge disclaimer in Trump's case. Anyway, his persistent popularity with a certain percentage of the population, far from not penetrating the liberal bubble, is the most famous thing about him. From early in the Republican primary, his opponents have been burned over and over again by assuming that this time his popularity will suffer, this time it's safe to bet against him. I predict that in 2020 there will be more big Republican names ready to bet against Trump.
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If you code in the console with this : https://github.com/tonsky/FiraCode ??? Dunno...
They could have achieved an AMP standard with just a doctype for it, there's no technological need of Google servers at any point. I understand the business need to privatize the web but there's no technological need for it, all the claims of "we're doing that for making it faster" are just plain wrong, they could have done it differently.
At least in Europe where Atari and Amiga reigned for a while, PC Compatibles helped killing the Amiga.

If IBM had managed to keep their control over the PCs, the market would have looked much different.
Virginia § 18.2-345 was only repealed 5 years ago. Oral sex, sex in a car, and cohabitation of unmarried couples were all illegal. It was not necessarily enforced; but, the laws were still on the books.
The author graduated university 2006. Assuming this was the beginning of his careeer, then he seems to be looking back fancifully on events he wasn’t party to.
And a high end graphics card sounds like a Roomba too, so it makes sense!
Wait. Gay sex is legalized, but not marriage.

That's so un-Indian-like
Terminology 1.1 takes 26 seconds and 100% CPU on find and 15 seconds and 90% CPU on the bash counting.
They don't teach Ethics in AI for skynet scenario, but for analyzing ethics in real use cases like Automated targeting in military applications, manipulating people, biases in AI models etc
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It's not just about portability, but also things like dynamic loading and runtime modification of code, which modern systems rely on quite a lot under the hood.

People often aren't aware of this because the actual mechanisms tend to be hidden inside libraries or tools they depend on.
“…but none attacks its prey with more fury than the seaweed shark”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgybr7BWY-w
In parts of india. It is a big place with a long history. There have been times and places in india where lgbt were persecuted long before colonial rule.
And quiet opposites as well. Baidu and Microsoft are major investors in Cloudflare. But this list has to grow, by a lot.
They do

https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/5penft/parallelizing_...
Yes, that's the one! Thanks!
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Your comment shows that you've missed the point. You're assuming that because I'm doing this kind of micro-optimisation that is, in the grand scheme of things, irrelevant, that I'm concentrating on the wrong thing.

You say:

> the conclusion bases itself on silly 0.1 which plays no sensible role at all.

You've missed the point. This specific code change is not the point for the task overall. This specific code change was preparation for a significant algorithmic shift that was about to happen. On the way I happened to notice something odd, and I thought people would be mildly curious, so I wrote it down for people to see.

Please don't assume that I'm clueless about the wider picture.
You don't have to wonder, their budgets are public.
an sdl based term would do that

https://github.com/Zoomulator/Terminate
I don't think this will last, not even in the west.
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The data roaming law which allows you to use your data allowance in other EU countries, which is great when travelling around Europe. I can’t think of others from the top of my head
For instance, iTerm supports italic, which Terminal.app doesn't

It does (just checked).
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They make sense within a pretty narrow use case: You have a largish room with hard floor, which is usually kept uncluttered. You don't have pets.

We use it for a large kitchen and it's okay. Run it before leaving the house and the floor is clean when you get back. Who cares how long it takes or that it is noisy or whatever. It does like 75% as good as a human would and that's good enough most of the time.

But it's true that a part of the time you save is spent on maintenance instead.
Generally no, there is minimal liability attached to acknowledging a report. There may be internal political issues and definitely external media ones, though.

Nobody wants to be the person who says "We're vulnerable, but I don't care enough to fix it". That's how you get internal political battles. Denial solves that problem.

When dealing with external reports, it means ammunition for dealing with third parties. "We are not aware of any such vulnerabilities" becomes a defensible position, as does telling reporters that you dispute the claims of vulnerability. Those buy time to maybe fix something.

And, well, there's the CYA psychology too. Nobody wants to confront the idea that they, or their smart and hard-working coworkers, screwed up to the point of creating a significant vulnerability.
Only in beta, or did they release it?
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What? So you think that gay sex should be illegal?
Something to note here is that it is not just gay sex that is legalised - the prohibition was on "carnal intercourse against the order of nature" which included straight anal sex as well as oral sex. Of course, these are less important as this was never enforced, but weird to think that these things were technically illegal.
Regarding the game itself: since the reflection angle is strictly determined, instead of varying with the place of reflection, the ball path seems to be is fully determined by the initial position and angle of the ball launch (aside from a paddle miss, of course). Specifically, a situation is possible where you bounce the ball in a cyclic path that doesn't strike the last block(s).
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>Where possible avoid simply using "id" as the primary identifier for the table.

I wonder what is the reasoning behind this? To escape the ambiguity during joins?

>Designs to avoid

>EAV (Entity Attribute Value) tables—use a specialist product intended for handling such schema-less data instead.

What if you have to use the data in some complex join-heavy query? Make a copy of the data needed in the relational database and hope that the data doesn't get unsynchronised?
Yeah. Neither Amazon, Google or eBay were 'toys', they were all built to tackle huge markets right from the get-go. Really bad examples.
Might be different in the US, in Europe it's not too uncommon to talk about calvinists, particularly in certain countries like the Netherlands it's a well-established term (which is even used there to describe Dutch behavioral culture, because it's deemed to be so fitting), and separate from other forms of protestantism.
They're very useful - these posts compare actual functionality with the project's documentation.
> I remember Usenet going downhill immediately after they started pulling it into Google Groups (an unusable discussion platform).

Don't get me started on Google Groups... The UI is so bad it looks like an hackathon-level quality...
they need something to curb the population growth.

next stop, feminism.
The English version of the RoboRock marketing is quite amusing: https://www.gearbest.com/robot-vacuum/pp_954639.html

> Super cleaning like a tornado. Nothing is left after a tornado, you can walk on the floor with bare feet

> Easy to climb 2cm of Obstacle. Nothing can stop the robot's steps

> With a strong power, the robot absorbs all the debris, steel beads, soybeans, dust, millet or any other wastes all in a sudden (is that's what typically lying around?)

GearBest suggests that while buying the S50 robot, I should also adds two accessories and save: an Espresso machine and another portable Espresso machine.
It may even be possible to use P2P video serving directly from a web page.
I agree. I worry about processes like Scrum which put so much emphasis on resolving “blockers”. Being able to spend a couple of days bashing your head against something thorny is a really important part of learning practical knowledge.
It's still illegal to own more than six dildos in Texas.
'RealClearPolitics' keeps a decent aggregation of poll numbers. You can see them here [1]. His average approval for their rolling period is 41.7%. You'll scarcely find any poll that drops below 40%. Their table copy pastes nicely and you can easily drop it into a calc table to run whatever analysis you want. For instance of the past 50 polls (going back to july) there have been only 5 pollsters report anything below 40% - they were 39/38/38/38/36. The average is 42.98% approval. Obama's rating for this quarter, at least according to Gallup was 45. That 2% is going to fall within their margin of error which is why I think it's safe to call them basically the same, at this time. Obama was unusually popular early on in his presidency as he was hugely charismatic, Bush received a huge popularity boost following 9/11, so aggregate values can are not necessarily indicative of how presidents were viewed throughout their terms or at any given moment.

But in any case getting below 40% would indeed require substantial "adjusting."

[1] - https://realclearpolitics.com/epolls/other/president_trump_j...
Anecdotally as a mostly full time scala dev, swift has been the easiest "I'm bored this weekend I'll pick up a new language for side projects" I can remember.
Stay away from Neato cleaners, they sell them with a type of battery that only lasts for 6 months (that is what the guarantee claims), so prepare to spend $45x2 every year.
Interestingly, consensual adultery is still an offense in the US Uniform Code of Military Justice.
I just looked up when gay sex was legalized in Australia. It varies, but in Tasmania not until 1997. You were saying?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_rights_in_Australia#Decri...
All that, and it gets worse. "time find ~" always reported something like 2.x seconds for me, no matter which terminal I used (kitty, alacritty, urxvt, st, konsole), but I know from observing the scrolling lines that it always took about 15 seconds in each terminal. It basically means the command has sent the characters to the buffer, and then exited, but the terminal has not finished rendering its buffer.
Terminal.app is orders of magnitude faster than iTerm, or any other alternative. As in: less than a second v 30 seconds for cat <big file>.
I have nothing against Knausgaard's work.

I think it would be better if they actually did name it "Mein Kampf" in Germany, as well as started naming their kids "Adolf" again, because all these dead Nazis currently exert far more control over German people's minds than they deserve.
Nobody said that. I think the cup of tea I'm drinking won't last, yet I don't think cups of tea should be illegal.

Edit to update: The cup of did indeed did not last, and is now gone. I still don't think a cup of tea should be illegal.
At the temperature that we generally keep our vacuum-facing surfaces they absorb far more energy in the form of light than the energy that they radiate. Energy management is tight when you're orbiting a small red dwarf star ejected out of its galaxy into the void!
Speak for yourself. There are plenty of alternatives where I am from (Europe) and running small, local ISPs works just fine.

The situation in the 'country of the free and awesome'© is supposedly different, but that doesn't invalidate my statement in any way.
Remarkable decision. Although, this is just a small step of a long road to a culture that understands and accepts the LGBT community, a step nonetheless. It's very fortunate that the democratic structure of India allows courts to make rational, liberal decisions. They are not encumbered by petty politics or vote banks.

Living in India is not easy. Every other day you have a reason to astonish over the regressiveness of people around you. Today, I get to have a momentary joy—at least there is something that works.
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I won't comment about the merits of AMP, just something that bugged me about the first paragraph. The author questions if a project is open source due to their authors and main contributors, which seems very odd. A license is a license is a license, don't confuse it with external issues.
The meaning you listed seems to correlate across many Romance languages and caused me to start looking deeper. I found an Anglo-Norman dictionary [0], which lists meanings very much in line with those listed at Etymonline [1]. I can't explain the difference... The listed Latin root seems to allow the noted Anglo-Norman and later English meaning [2]. But modern Romance languages seem to have standardized a meaning similar to what you mention.

There does seem to be widely-attested noun forms like French sorte, Italian sorta with a meaning along the lines of "type" or "kind".

[0] http://www.anglo-norman.net/gate/

[1] http://www.anglo-norman.net/D/sortir

[2] https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/sortior#Latin
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Not true since 2004 anymore. And apparently was only against promoting dildos.
Source: https://www.politifact.com/florida/statements/2015/feb/09/al...
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I would have said the same, until I recently had to boot into an UEFI shell.

Input was just so .... immediate? It’s really hard to describe, but it was surprisingly obviou.
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I have Slack open all day in Firefox and it's fine. Much better than the desktop app for me.
With the metal renderer?
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It shouldn't be just marriage, it should also be properly arranged by partners' parents.
The title, in the context of hacker news, makes it sound like a new product announcement.
So, what, then?

All POST, all the time?

Seen versions of that. No, thanks.

Just hide the address bar?

We already quasi have this, where people just type what they want into a Google search.

And if Google doesn't list it prominently, they are at a loss and/or use some other site, instead.

People used to be totally overwhelmed by security. You know what? When it started to impact them, personally, they learned. I'm continually surprised by the conversations I now hear around me, by "normal people".

The URL isn't "too difficult". It's that people don't care about it. And "tech" keeps trying to hide it further.
What does the CF gene protect against?
I'm in the same boat. I have the same commute time. I also have side projects. I also wanted to work out.

For me I've come to realize that due to time constraints and depleted energy levels I can only focus on one thing per day and that I have to do it in the morning before work. To me that's the key aspect. And it's something I had to come to terms with.

Right now I'm focusing on fitness (I run) and I get virtually nothing done on my side projects. However I'm confident that I can switch it up in the future.
Same for me. I've had DDG as the default search engine for a while now. Initially mostly for the instant results and bang shortcuts, but these days I find myself using !g very very rarely.
Appealing to emotion doesn't work... for both of you. "Solving the problem" is not a well defined. Although it was a pleasure to read this exercise in persuasion.
Actually, a more accurate title would be "Gay sex decriminalized in India"
The 10,000 foot view of there being many distinct industry-grade language platforms:

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You also need to assert that you will never care about the NSA. If, in the future, you decide to take up a public role of any sort, the NSA already has decades worth of dirt on you.
How about things like bestiality and Pedophilia? (1) Were they "against the order of nature" in the first place, and (2) are only specific practices allowed (The ones you mention) or just everything?

Edit: I'm not sure Wikipedia [1] agrees with you. The original law was:

> Whoever voluntarily has carnal intercourse against the order of nature with any man, woman or animal shall be punished with imprisonment for life

So bestiality seems to have been prohibited initially. The judgement [2] says:

> Section 377 of the Penal Code, in so far as it criminalises consensual
sexual conduct between adults of the same sex, is unconstitutional

So I'm not sure it decriminalizes anal and oral heterosexual sex as well.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Section_377_of_the_Indian_Pena...

[2] https://www.sci.gov.in/supremecourt/2016/14961/14961_2016_Ju... page 442 (labelled 180)
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"Private companies can do what they want. Go make your own." I mean have you heard of this thing called laws? Like its not a new thing...

This is a stupid regulation but it was never the case of "Private companies can do what they want".
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With a security key, how does it get from the usb device to the browser? The token I used for my last work (I think it was a yubikey) appeared to the computer as a keyboard, and activating the 'button' on it simply sent a bunch of letters into an input field in a browser. This would be susceptible to phishing in the same way, no?
> There is also the issue of the name being disliked and not actually the perceived color of the person. Aversion to unfamiliar ethnic names is entirely different than hating black people. While it is will play out poorly for those with such names it does not guarantee that the same person with a different name would have experienced the same callback rate. This is a phenomena that transcends race. This also is probably a good time to point out assimilation is part of living in a mixed race society. If I recall correctly, the notion of black names started sometime after the 1960s. This happened more so in low-income racially divided areas. It was part of Afrocentrism. While there is nothing wrong with that in general, it can have unintended consequences that are not necessarily racially charged. Meanwhile other immigrants had taken on more traditionally American names, as a result those groups seemed to have done very well in the US (Asians). To keep it short, sometimes it does not pay to be unique.

In case you've forgotten, black people were brought to this country against their will and their culture, heritage, and genealogical record was deliberately destroyed. Choosing a black name is a small attempt to reverse that tremendous damage. To turn around and say that if they want to be successful they have to "assimilate" is to me a position that's indefensible. You may also remember that the position of black workers was actually not more equal before the 1960s.

I am also not very reassured to hear that maybe they're merely rejecting people with the wrong class background out of hand.

> But none of that matters, because I never claimed there was no discrimination. But I have repeatedly stated how to solve the problem without using more discrimination. That is to pump money and education efforts into low income areas. More aid to single parent families, access to computers (not just access, but actual computers in their names). Classes on personal finance, and dealing with money. Cultivating a notion of delayed gratification. Paid classes for low income parents to learn more about what they can do to make their child successful. Subsidized match savings accounts that are released in full on graduating high school. And 3 free meals at low income schools. I think it would also be interesting to see how to desegregate low income black schools from low income white schools. Don't forget the teachers! Competitive salaries that can support hiring the best of the teachers for these areas.

All these solutions presume the inferiority of black candidates when we're looking at the reality that identical credentials are less valued from black candidates. The idea that black people are uniquely lacking in "delayed gratification" is also bordering on offensive racist caricature.

It is all well and good to improve the schooling circumstances of black students, but it seems equally important to make it so black candidates do not have to be overwhelmingly superior to even be considered over white ones.
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Highly recommend Goodbye to All That, his memoirs. One of the best books written on the first world war from the perspectives of someone actually fighting it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Good-Bye_to_All_That
Well that's reassuring! I was wrong. But 2004 is rather recent.
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... and she immediately donates it to a fund a scholarship to help counter "unconscious bias" in physics:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-45425872
How so? That's generally how these things have progressed in most countries I'm aware of. First you make the simple fact of being homosexual not be illegal. Same-sex marriage often comes much later.
Or you can use PeerTube to distribute load among viewers if your video is hit.
As a gay Indian this is a great news! but it is one thing to decriminalize it legally and complete different thing for societal acceptance and leading a normal life as gay person in India. For an average gay person in India this doesn’t change much. There is still a long way to go. This law was never a problem for me but my family and relative and neighbors are. But it is a good progress.
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If only a judge would rule that such faith in the magic black box is no longer 'good' once it has made, say, 3 mistakes. At that point the user of the AI should understand that it isn't perfect and be obligated to manually check all future results.
I would pay for the learning process. The price would depend on topic depths. If you share the lessons titles I would have no problem in giving numbers.