skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's a design consequence, not a design consideration. Local TV stations can't control the way you consume their signals either, but it's not as easy to for you to filter out the content and disregard the pulp, i.e., inline advertisements.
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I see this complaint a lot - "hey, we/they are not like that", in response to a discussion about some perceived problem originating from within a broad group of people (I see it happen on all sides, but maybe more often from conservatives in response to liberal "elitism"), and often it is legitimate, but a lot of the time it sadly is just used as an off-topic attack on the conversation. E.g. when somebody tries to discuss the "bad apples" in the police, instead of actually discussing them, the conversation often gets shifted by indignant supporters of the larger group, in this case all police, who feel attacked by the conversation. I often wonder how to avoid this - obviously the person bringing up the controversy must not have an aggressive, accusational tone, but even then these kinds of reactions seem omnipresent in any forum. I wonder how many of the people reacting this way are just reacting emotionally, and how many truly believe the premise of the topic is actually utterly false ("there are NO bad apples in the police"), or feel that it might be true, but that the framing is somehow always an irrational attack on the entire group they are a member of.
You can get it replaced for $29, which is cheaper than doing it yourself in most cases:

https://www.apple.com/iphone-battery-and-performance/

If it is a 6S, you may be able to get it replaced for free:

https://www.apple.com/support/iphone6s-unexpectedshutdown/
Perhaps you mean: more money to prosecute real crimes?
[OT] Kazakhstan is Central Asia.

I'm sure this is one of the many true reasons for Brexit, all of them hidden from the mass of people voting for it.
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I did work on the asmjs/wasm bindings for Yoga, Text-Buffer, and a few other projects, so I'm biased :)

Anyway, regardless of my own long term feelings, rest assured that postinstall scripts will be supported as well as they are now.
I think the best procedure would be to host your blogging content on a private platform and only link and advertise the new articles on several platforms, like your google group.
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Yes it's "just releasing some chemicals", vast and complex regulatory networks of chemicals.

They then did RNAseq experiments (measures which genes are transcribed [are active]) in the two legs separately and looked for statistically significant differences (which genes are active in the injected leg but not the other one?) and found:

"enrichment of several pathways related to stress and immune responses in the left cartilage.In particular, we found several stress-related transcripts that shared a similar left–right pattern of expression within each embryo"
I don't think it's surprising that there's little relevance between somebody's financial wellbeing/decision-making and their tendency to believe misleading or false news that concerns political identity/ideology.
These attacks can be made into a pendrive you just need to plug in. On laptops that's easier than hiding some extra hardware.
Submissions have some hocus pocus going on for sure, I don't think they shadowban users
It depends. For example, there is nothing that technically prevents adding 'add my own key' functionality to the Android phone bootloaders - that would allow user to unlock bootloader, install AOSP or any Android build of their choice, and then lock bootloader again. The fact we have no such function in bootloader is not rooted in some technical tradeoff between free and secure.
If you are interested, google "gwern dual n-back", there is a lot of info there. In the end, it seems a lot of people disagree with Jaeggi that n-back training carries over to iq, which is unfortunate. Still, cool post.
The conclusion is so premmature. What if ancient children, like modern children liked playing with crayons. Are we calling kids scribbling on the wall abstract art now?
There absolutely was internal instability, but if the claim is "Your company should not adopt a political worldview, you will at most be as economically successful as Britain between 1534 and 1998," that's... not much of a cautionary story at all.
I hate that they did this to Inbox, after they did something similar to Wave. But, I think this is how they operate. Their strategy seems to be to build a product, launch it, see if it reaches some hidden very high threshold of use, if it doesn't then discontinue it, and then either shelve it or open source it. I can't fault them for that strategy, even though I don't like the results, because I think that may be how they have to operate at their scale. I do wish they would have a policy of always open sourcing a product that they kill.
> All this does is to put a token nod in place that we don't want to kill the SMEs outright but once they grow enough to be "dangerous", they better start paying or else. And if they can't, tough luck ...

No, this means that when you get over 10 mil euro, then you have enough money to pay for third party solution to content filtering. This costs couple of thousands a month and you are covered. You don't need to create your own ContentID platform to comply with the law.
Bouncing from one extreme to the other.
First US insurer to commit not to invest in coal and fossil fuels
That's what I thought as well. Some fragment of a drawing of a basket or netting?
I sold quite well when it was launched: https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/apple-iphone-se-markets...

Of course now it's old, but would sell better if it received some love from Apple.
You can make pennies per article with adsense ads at no direct cost to your audience and people use ad blocker rampantly. You can also use PayPal to give as little as a dollar. I have sites with PayPal tip jars. When people tip, they rarely leave only one dollar. Those that tip usually are more generous than that.

I'm quite convinced that people wanting micropayments to be solved are pretty much like friends who say they would give you money if they won the lottery. In other words, these are people who just don't want to do anything for you, but don't want to admit to that. So they latch onto some implausible scenario and enthusiastically swear up and down that should lightening strike, they will absolutely do X, knowing the odds are very long against that happening.
FYI, that number is probably at least an order of magnitude too high: https://www.npr.org/sections/ed/2018/08/27/640323347/the-sch...
I continue to be harassed often daily often violently since t spent a six year sentence in​prison for breach of a order that never existed, procured or forged by a social worker to remove me from being able to prevent him defrauding my elderly mother. I have been almost laughed at by judges. I was actually told to forget my right to trial by a senior judge.
I have a cheap-ish (certainly compared to iPhones) Huawei and the design and quality of manufacturing is on par with Apple.

IMHO, Huawei is going to turn out to be a tougher competitor than Samsung.

Edit: I thought this was a mature place... Apparently not. Or you guys all work for Apple.
My parents have them. Despite that (or maybe because) whenever I see them I ask them WTF they're thinking keeping a phone with such a limited screen, they insist that they "don't like" modern phablets, though they've never even used one. Go figure. Apple sells enough for their stores to carry the SE, so it's not really a developing-nation-only phone.
The Nexus 6P Was not a great phone construction wise.
> Helping Google is contributing to the largest walled-garden that exists.

They can't outright come out and take an adversarial position against google -- they rely on them for hundreds of millions of dollars. Mozilla would not exist if Google did not pay them to be their default search. Donations account for 5% of their revenue, maybe.
The .pnp.js file can be checked-in, but needs the cache to work. Right now I'd advise not to check-it in.

`yarn unplug` will eject a dependency from the cache and put it into the project folder. That's a quick and easy way to inspect and debug libraries you use.
Are you suggesting that they are, as it were, doomed?
Well this change implies that it is not OK to use terms like master and slave. The criticism is founded in fears, that this is used as a precedent to control speech.
An Idea that is not fully unfounded.
what a perfect compliment to yesterday's post about PaintIDE.
Well the story confirms what was posted elsewhere, that this one done to accelerate testing of safety systems for all motorcycles. plus I can imagine the benefit of testing any changes to a motorcycle including more radical geometry changes.

Now if we go the idea of self driving why does it have to be a traditional motorcycle. How about a two wheel pod complete with stability wheels when stopped? Need a ride, hail a service using these and it can be done very cheaply. the self driving self service revolution need not be confined to four wheeled vehicles
While Heap Analytics indeed is tracking software, clicking the "temporarily unblock" button allowed me to read a pretty good detective story.
Even for non native speakers, forgive me for thinking that not thinking through your language/grammar/spelling means that you haven't thought through your point either.

Second, let's not forget WHO is doing the asking here.

Which is the big issue with this anyway: this is being presented as an order, a dictat. This is being required of people to be taken at authority, with the justification that external people (not the person asking) find this terminology offensive. Needless to say that that by itself engenders feelings of resentment. Not least because I never agreed you had this authority. Nor did the actual group being "protected" here. But also because you're demanding effort from everyone based on your personal authority.

Let me repeat that very important point. The person asking is NOT asking for help. They are dictating that I help others on their authority. VERY different things. You are playing police officer, you are not the victim here.

Then we get that this effort is being demanded, without adequate attention placed in the question in the first place. You're playing a bored, uninterested and brutal police officer. And guess what: that doesn't engender fond feelings ... weird, no ? In other words: you're demanding I go into my code and redo it in a number of places, but you can't be bothered even to phrase your language correctly.

And by having this issue at all and me responding to it, I must agree with the implicit assumptions. Firstly, that I meant to be racist when using that terminology. Second, that I accept that you're to fix my attitude. I agree to neither of those. You are not the boss of me, and you do not have my permission to point out my flaws.

On top of all that there are many problems with the argument behind it. Is anyone actually offended ? Of course ... no mention of that at all. Why are you so extremely impolite about it ? What exactly do you think of me, and other programmers, to make this demand ? Because firstly, you must think I'm a racist, otherwise it makes no sense. Secondly, you must see yourself as the savior of the oppressed. What effort, other than misspelled orders to faraway people, have you put into actually helping people ?

The question as it is phrased, to replace master/slave terminology is a very low effort "listen to me or else" ...

And I have a simple question for you:

Or else what ?
I disagree - I think there's some level of malevolence and ill will at which an organization doesn't deserve any help if at all possible, even if they simply wrote a true story. If we were in some reality where there was no other way to consume the story, sure, then it's worth linking to them. But we'll always have other ways to instantly and easily host information.
no, just walked up to it with my phone in my pocket
The iPhone SE is very popular with many women I know due to its size and ability to fit into women’s pockets. Women’s pockets are terrible in general. Many further refuse to buy a new iphone until another smaller one comes out.

Happy to provide links to articles on the topic, but <insert search engine of choice> will easily find them too.
I think it is that we can't do anything about a vast number of serious criminals without cessation from any appearance of such laws. I know that in isolated cases the law is bluntly ignored and treated with contempt.
So as the parent comment said, you can go to 0 and back up to 60 with no clutch/shift engagement whatsoever?
It looks like you've got a broken link in your documentation:

> git@gitlab.com.com:USER/my-functions.git

Note the ".com.com".
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Who Invented the iPhone?
Yes - they're called "noogler hats", and they sometimes even sell on ebay. (Who buys this stuff?)
You should disclose that you are a Google employee in your comment.
Definitely great phones, but I still prefer the iPhone SE size. If they upgrade the SE with the innards of the XR + with same cameras + full front screen, it would be perfection.
> design and quality of manufacturing

This is not all you get with Apple.
It's surprising to find that the ECHR does not consider same-sex marriage a human right.
Articles like this are so far removed from reality it's hard to take seriously.

The screen on the XR is absolutely indefensible - it has the same PPI as an iPhone 4. It is worse than the 8, which is already worse than the screen in my 3 year old £200 Oneplus X. I have both and I would happily replace the 8 in a heartbeat if it wasn't a work requirement.

Yeah people will buy it because they've convinced themselves they're somehow cooler if they do, but not because it is in anyway a competitive product.
I never see women with phones in their front pockets. It’s always in the back pocket, or purse.

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Same too. I was and still more chocked by Tsunami and Japan than this "attack" that could have been reduced or stop.
My children’s art is definitely abstract most of the time.
I don't use Windows, but surely the GDPR means EU users have a right to know how their data is used and who it is passed to, and how they use it ... so for EU users that info should be public already?
This is a compelling reason to switch:

From https://pnpm.js.org

"Efficient: One version of a package is saved only ever once on a disk. So you save dozens of gigabytes of disk space!"

Without digging, I imagine this will be more like Maven's cache.

NPM's design decision to flatten the version hierarchy baffled me. And has occasionally tripped me up.
MediaWiki is indeed very easy to self-host. I've been running several instances for the FSF and Sugar Labs.

From the sysadmin perspective, it's a dream app to deploy: just unpack (or git clone) the latest release in a directory, point Apache (or Nginx) at it, and continue in the guided setup process (which involves creating a database, typically MySQL).

Updates are also painless: there's a php maintenance script which updates the schema. I've kept MW instances for ~10 years without running into any problems.

Things get a little more interesting if your add a ton of extensions, or badly maintained ones.

I wish I could say the same of Django and Rails apps! <trollface>
I have worked with diplomatic security and diplomatic courier service.

There is/was class of almost normal SCIF only laptops.
They are always attended by a person and they must travel in diplomatic mail. Data inside the HDD is considered safe when the computer is powered off even if stolen, but any break in the custody chain and it was forbidden to open the laptop again. You just bagged it for destruction or data retrieval.

Moral of the story: controlling physical access is the key to security. Apple phone may be secure after powered down, but it may not be secure after you start using it again if it was handled by someone in between.
Nice work – what's being done to make this the default behavior in node and deprecate node_modules proper, or is this forever destined to live in the awkward place of userland-but-not-really kind of territory?

People have already mentioned native modules. Install scripts are a nuisance, but exist for reasons. If you remove support for them – provided this project takes off, which I suppose it will because bandwagons – you risk people performing install-type tasks on first module load, potentially creating an even worse situation. Has this been considered as a risk?
The point is... you're now having to make the definition more complex.

The OP's request was to make it simpler.

With time, you often can't do that without edge cases.
This is a bad faith interpretation of intersectionality.
I'm quantitatively motivated, and almost never have access to a spotter, so I usually get my 1RM "fix" by calculating/extrapolating by using a lower weight and counting number of reps until near-failure.

Something like this helps: https://exrx.net/Calculators/OneRepMax
I don't think WAM achieve native performance yet. You need to copy data in and out of it instead of zero-copy. WASM can't link to native system libraries. WASM can't access most hardware.

It's very neat, but I can't see it fully replacing native modules soon.
Happy with my SE
Kids these days - texting, emailing, talking on the phone, writing letters, exchanging meaning through spoken words. Whatever happened to a good, clean round of picking bugs out of each other's fur?
They could choose either to retain the funds as (stable) crypto or sell the coins in order to withdraw USD to their bank account. It's all about choices.
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Is PPI the only thing that's bad about it? In that case I don't see the issue. PPI differences haven't been noticeable without effort since the iPhone 4 anyway.
> just another player in the market offering little in the way of differentiation

You're right. For commodity products, branding is the differentiator. Like...what's the honest difference between Crest and Colgate toothpaste?
God I hope so. I'm in for Larry Sharpe all the way.
> I'm curious why these countries don't receive the same flak for their "ethno-nationalist" views against immigrants. There are no boycotts against buying goods from these countries as they are with Trump hotels.

This is text book whataboutism. Just because someone isn't publicly complaining about Y doesn't make their criticism of X any less relevant.
I can't be as fast as a modern automatic. Maybe it's just me, but the time taken to depress the clutch, shift, then release the clutch is always longer than in automatics today.
I can't speak to how things are in other countries, but I haven't heard the same stories of obvious fraud from anywhere but the US.
You do have a very good point
I'd call it that. It's not good abstract art, but it seems to me that children make deliberate decisions to make something that looks good.
The Mozilla Foundation, being a charity, publishes their financial data on a fixed schedule. If they put the last released data on Wikipedia, something forbidden by Wikipedia for them to do, it would show most of their money coming from Yahoo.
I had one and love it. I’m able to use it without limitation one handed (often while carrying something or otherwise unable to use both hands), something I struggle with on my X. I also don’t like having things in my pockets so the small size was fantastic.

I was gifted an Apple Watch and that has helped with a lot of things I would do single handed on the SE previously, like quick reply text messages and getting directions.

There’s a market for small high end phones. It’s likely just not big enough for Apple (or anyone really) to care about.
If their slides are correct, then disabling boot from USB is enough. But then they state

> Using a simple tool, Olle and Pasi learned how to rewrite the non-volatile memory chip that contains these settings, disable memory overwriting, and enable booting from external devices

The phrasing is confusing in that had they find a way to switch 'boot from USB' BIOS setting 'using a simple tool'.
See also Adolf Portmann's strange speculations on symmetry and asymmetry:

https://books.google.ie/books?id=wzhqDQAAQBAJ&pg=PA35

extract from that page: https://imgur.com/a/IAB12T5

"According to Portmann in animals all organs that cannot be arranged symmetrically are concealed under non-transparent covers. All types of animals that are glass-clear, completely transparent (ctenophorans, water-fleas, etc.) demonstrate "an important rule in primary animal reproduction: their whole organisation is uniformly symmetrical. Whether they are radial or bilateral this building plan regulates all organs to the deepest point".

Portmann refers to all the visible optical structures characterized by a symmetrical construction as "organs of view, whose entire appearance only makes sense if we consider it as directed to the eye, be it the eye of another animal of the same species of the eye of an enemy".

It goes on. Portmann is out of fashion, I believe, maybe seen as an eccentric or even discredited. I read about this idea in an interview with the artist Pierre Huyghe.
>Can you really not imagine an intelligent decent person genuinely holding conservative beliefs?

Why do people jump to this wild ideological attack? I don't see anywhere in the parent post that implied otherwise. If you feel that calling Breitbart and Rupert Murdoch out for what they are is a statement akin to "all conservatives are stupid or indecent", isn't that just instigating a flamewar for no reason, rather than responding to the post?
> So what is the advantage of switching to a different model if it produces the same result?

Those who go to college don't have to deal with crippling dept.
When you are in sleep mode, your RAM still has power on it.
Yes it is, because it's a rubbish design with grossly inadequate strain relief.
Yep.

My gut tells me that there is some mix of flags here that I somehow afoul of, although I have no idea what they were.

I did the best I could -- and I'm trying -- to just put out plain content. Yes, I wrote a book, and yes, that's one of the reasons I write. But it's a very small reason.

I'm using RamNode for this site. I have to have somewhere I own the box because at times I write demos and small apps.

The best guess I have is that after finishing the article this morning, I posted too quickly. I wanted to get through with whatever sharing I had to do so I could get back to coding. There are four or five places I hang out online, so I just went over there immediately and shared. I figured if folks didn't like it? So what? Happens all the time. Time is moving on today and I've got things to do.

Beats the living crap out of me. Worse, I don't know if it'll go away after a while or not. Fuck if I'm going to create a new blog or anything. I'm not doing anything wrong.
That’s because they can’t. Women’s front pockets are either non-functional or entirely too small to be useful.
VBScript is a subset of VBA IIRC
Do you have any idea why this "Digital Locker" features is not implanted worldwide?

The cost of Storage is dropping, Network Bandwidth is cheap for the likes of Apple which has connection to every major ISP worldwide. ( As well as their iPhone agreement with Mobile Carriers )

It was only few months ago I started hating the "streaming" model. When few of my artists's album suddenly disappeared from the listing of Apple Music. I started thinking may be buying them would be better in the first place. Now you are telling me even buying music could also means they would somehow disappeared?

Am I suppose to buy CD Now?
> And yet despite your criticism they are selling more devices than during Steve Jobs by a large margin.

They seem to be slowly losing market share, though.