skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Which is one of the worst examples ever. It was so highly politizised at the time. But you have point, it actually helped to form a certain narrative and a lot of people followed that narrative.
Taiko: A Node.js library to automate chrome/chromium browser
They seem to be costly enough to keep within temperature constraints that what that might actually look like is a quantum room at AWS or whoever that costs $x/hr to access.
> The iPhone SE is essentially non-existent in the US.

It supposedly represents (based on an article I'm not going to try and dig up again) about 10% of iPhones. iPhones are about 50% of the US market, so that implies about 1 in 20 smartphones in the US is an iPhone SE.

Certainly not a market leader like the Galaxy or the marquee iPhone models, but "essentially non-existent" is overstating the case a bit.
You are not wrong. The AD1100 isn't just Yuan Dynasty, it was part of the South Song Dynasty as well, where they invented ( or popularise ) paper back currency.
If you can't stop criminals without breaking the law yourself get another job. And if you have to trample human rights to do it maybe you should be right next to those criminals, getting the same treatment.

I'm sure you would quickly have a change of heart if you were subjected to the same violations.
I mainly know (and am) the nerdy type that wears skinny jeans. The "bigger is better, why would you want such a small thing" crowd is alien and bewildering to me ;). Humans seem to optimize for echo chambers.
Why would someone use an ECG if they're not experiencing any symptoms? I've had an ECG twice in my life - as it turned out both times were a result of panic attacks. But I also have a family history of heart issues. Meanwhile I have a friend who suffers from AFib and this could be an invaluable tool for him.

I guess the bottom line is this isn't a toy, it's a medical device used to provide important diagnostics for potentially serious medical situations. I trust people would treat it as such.
In the summary of the original draft I read it was exempt. Haven't read the amended version but I suspect it still is in there somewhere.
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I don't think there's any reason to make that assumption at all. Aside from the ECHR !== EU thing than a dozen other people have already pointed out – and the fact that the ECHR is substantially a UK invention – I just don't get why you think this would make a difference.
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"Our love affair with self-driving cars is a form of 'techno-chauvinism,' Prof. Broussard says. 'It's the idea that technology is always the highest and best solution, and is superior to the people-based solution.'"
You’re absolutely right to say that in an ideal world that would be a better option. But I can also see that freeing convicts from the prisons may be perceived way more negatively than this. Even though semantically there’s 0 difference.
It’s 326 ppi which has been the default on the iPhone 4 up to 8 and I think it’s fine. You can’t discern pixels on it (Typing on my 6S)
npm announced crux yesterday, seems focused on the same problems. Approach seems slightly different, although there aren't as much technical details available for crux (unless someone has a better link):

https://blog.npmjs.org/post/178027064160/next-generation-pac...

edit: found the repo, seems a bit behind yarn's effort and not yet beta status. https://github.com/npm/crux
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No concerns about the “shy trump voter” phenomenon this time around?
Apple will only truly lose the "beleaguered" label when they finally perish, no matter how dominant they become.
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> I don't think Mandarin Chinese is that well suited for scientific publishing.

Ignoring path dependency the same could be said of English. And while that path dependency provides hysteresis, it doesn't imply inevitability; Arabic and Latin had good runs as dominant scientific language but were eventually overtaken by English, which will ultimately be overtaken in turn.
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There are group effects for groups of people, just as there are effects that organised groups of cells have that collections of cells do not.

If someone hands you a cupcake and punches you in the face with the other hand then you don't think that the two actions are from separate "organisations" of cells (maybe, in cases of schizophrenia, or similar).

People in an organisation often lack agency to fully control actions based on their personal ethics. This is often exploited by controlling influences.
Simply beacuse not everybody uses VS Code ;) Of course if the whole team uses VS Code the Live share function is way more powerful of my simple tool and i recommend using that :)
That's the problem with hosting content on a not-owned platform.

You may've done nothing wrong, but since it's theirs, they can pretty much do whatever they want, including censorship or shadow-ban.
For everyone running a Docker setup, this is not an option... Docker doesn't support symlinking files outside the build context.
How is it a bad example? From Wikipedia itself...

> On 7 June, a Federal Criminal Police Office report confirmed that most of the perpetrators were of North African origin and had arrived in Germany during the European migrant crisis. Investigative results about the perpetrators were congruent with witnesses' statements.[48]
Very true. The US unleashed orders of magnitude more hell than that, abroad. Why should we be so biased?
Performance gets mentioned a lot, and I'm curious what people are doing with their phones that demands so much of it.

Is the iPhone suddenly everyone's preferred device for playing Fortnite or something?
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How many places have you worked? 60h is not the standard in my experience. I've never worked 60h. People I know that worked what I considered crappy jobs did on occasion. Vacation and maternity leave are bad, but plenty of us companies offer more like 2-4 weeks. Saying that "most companies offer 1 week vacation is just wrong. As always, it depends what you do and where you work.
This seems to be an improved pastebin for IRC channels.
I wonder if he's been diagnosed with something that could potentially be terminal if it goes uncured (e.g. aggressive cancer) and he's trying to keep it a secret so that Alphabet's stock price isn't severely damaged

EDIT
I'm not sure why this is receiving so many downvotes. Is it that unlikely? I'm not saying I want him to be sick, it's just speculation.
This doesn't break that, it specifically says it will fall back to Node's module resolution algorithm when the module you're looking isn't in the static resolutions table. That means you can keep using that technique as you have bee.

As an aside, you can also use lerna[1], yarn workspaces[2] or pnpm workspaces[3] to achieve the same effect, depending on your package manager of choice. You might get additional boosts to code organization/productivity, it's explained in the links.

[1]: https://lernajs.io
[2]: https://yarnpkg.com/lang/en/docs/workspaces/
[3]: https://pnpm.js.org/docs/en/workspace.html
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Oh where to start. Ignoring the fact that I've rarely had a good experience renting:

Space - Rear seats have been unbolted/removed in my SUV and a roof rack added for the climbing/camping/canyoneering/safety gear I bring. Perhaps there are rental places with roof racks, I've yet to see one.

Cost - Most rental places I've checked charge > $0.50 per mile if you are out of state or over a couple hundred miles (if they allow it at all). On a 3000+ mile trip I'd have $1500 in mileage fees. Don't be fooled when they say unlimited mileage - its like unlimited data for cell phones. If anyone has experience to the contrary where it isn't prohibitively expensive for a trip this length I'd love to hear it (keeping in mind I go down rough dirt roads so SUV/truck, not passenger car).

Comfort - Custom stereo and other things that you can have in your own car but not a rental. Also my car is modified so passenger seat can lay flat allowing one person to sleep while another drives, greatly reducing travel time.

Safety - I'm very familiar with the capabilities of my vehicle when I go down some of the rougher roads, or have to get through sand. Also how far I can push when the gas tank gets low.

I'm not opposed to the idea, it's just a hard sell. I'd love to have an electric car for commuting to work and just rent a few times a year that I need something bigger.
> Lucee simplifies technologies like webservices (REST, SOAP, HTTP), ORM (Hibernate)...

Can Hibernate be simplified?
YouTube TV is barely tolerable because you can at least fast forward through commercials there. Honestly if I could stream my local broadcast channels during hurricane season I would wouldn't need even that.

Forced ads are a cancer and they will cause me to exit any media consumption channel I use regularly. I paid Amazon extra to keep ads off my Kindle but if they revisit the technique of inserting ads mid book ala pulp books in the 60s, my Kindle will be wiped and donated to charity the next day.
Thanks for reporting it has been reportd before, im tring to fix this issue as fast as i can, i build this website in 2 days as sort of a challenge so i might have missed something.
When it's no longer an unspoken tenet of American capitalism.
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If the margin on bigger-screen phones is a multiple of the margin on small-screen phones, then that gives Apple a strong incentive to pretend that people want big-screen phones even when they don't.

Also, being a company that relies so heavily on hype and branding, maintaining more than three or so offerings in a market segment is totally against their DNA. We're being dragged kicking and screaming into Apple's vision of it's future cash pile.

One more reason why I preordered a Librem 5.
To add some anecdata, all the women I know love their iPhone plusses because they spend so much time looking at their phones. Women also tend to have some sort of purse or bag, so the large phone ends up being less of an issue.
See below, written 10 hours before your question. There is still overt, broadly-recognized and tolerated ethnic and hereditary discrimination in Japan, not just in hiring and school admissions but in stuff as basic as housing. Japan appears to be stuck in the 1960s in terms of public policy on this issue.
It is interesting that Larry Page stays out of the spotlight so much. Everyone knows who Mark Zuckerberg is, but many probably couldn't tell you who the CEO of Google/Alphabet is.
Just make sure we're calibrating these crude instruments to the same pitch.

I'd hate to have a medical mishap because one instrument is tuned to A450, and another A432.
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I tried using hack once, spent a few days on it. It was a total disaster from a user-developer perspective. The documentation was poor and certain modules (the xhtml or equivalent module in particular) would not work due to versions or dependencies. If they are going to make a push they need to really make it easier to get up and running on.
It's interesting seeing the process they went through to work around MapBox's hosting limitations, but the map doesn't feel terribly usable to me. The chart doesn't update on pan/zoom (at least for me in Firefox) and the raster area is a little funky, I wish it was using a standard interpolation that covered everywhere instead of selective areas.

Also, I am loading a ton of data on this page. Interactive maps are nice and I love them but it's totally not usable on a mobile network for a ton of people (ironically given the content of the map). Very curious why they are using React at all, seems like extra page bloat for just one interactive map + chart. Do they test usability on 3G networks? I did not have great load times when off wifi. I think this would be better on a stand-alone page so you can read the article without having your load time impacted by the extra JavaScript.
And just because one Party is really "evil" I can be as "evil" as I want unless I become the most "evil"? Really?

And you really Need an Explanation why a company adopts to reuls in specific country (not saying it is good thing) and treats a (fringe) news outlet differently (not sure if they actually do, so)?
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Japan is intensely racist. My spouse lived there for a year. When she went about her business outside, small children who saw her would literally burst into tears screaming to their parents about gaijin.
I mean, if you look throughout history, even at the last century, you see civil rights actions that were vehemently opposed by conservatives and traditionalists.

Votes for women, emancipation of slaves, equal rights for women, for blacks, for gays, for the transgendered, worker protections, abolition of child labour, mandatory paid leave, maternity leave, environmental protections etc.

The list could go on, and in each and every instance we have had conservatives and traditionalists fighting them tooth and nail, and losing the battle every single time.

While the comment the person you replied to is short and lacking in substance, I do think there is truth to it.

What's that old Buddhist maxim?

Change is the only constant in life or You cannot change the wind, but you can adjust your sails.

Change is a certainty, but conservatives and traditionalists have made it their life's work to resist it.
Agreed about one party election districts (statewide or otherwise), but winning the primary still depends on money. It's an interesting question about whether it depends on money more or less than in districts decided by the general election.

Many fewer people vote in the primary, but perhaps those people are harder to reach, or perhaps who shows up depends heavily on money (or perhaps something else).

Also, I observe that politicians want money for more than their elections. They provide funds from their treasure chest to other politicians and groups. I wonder how much that use of money affects their fundraising and money's influence on them. (I think it seems like a source of corruption, and that money donated for the election should be spent on it or returned.)
> have more sympathy with other countries who go through similar or bigger tragedies

Inflicted by us, no less
Wakeful Hoodie campaign, by the artist behind the Ubuntu animals
Or maybe he's on a secret spy mission to another planet!
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> In that way not only Eastern and Central Europe countries would experience the fun communism brings: poverty, inequality, secret police murdering opposition members and priests, lack of freedom.

You say that like fascism didn't exhibit these characteristics as well.
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Funny but being an 7 Plus owner I opted to skip the X due to it being too small. In particular because it’s skinnier than the 7 Plus, that means most commonly viewed material is smaller, e.g Photos, and landscape video while the phone is held upright.

As you could imagine, I’ll be preordering the XS Max (despite the name).
> “What I didn’t see in the last year was a strong central voice about how [Google’s] going to operate on these issues that are societal and less technical,”

That's not careful phrasing when talking about a man with paralysed vocal chords.
It's an accurate one, but you're welcome to add any nuance you feel is necessary and let people respond to it.
I'll address the lower class question. While I love using trains, buses, my 100+ mpg motorcycle, and other cheap forms of transportation, let's not pretend that trains and buses are a perfect replacement.

If they are even available in your area, they have set pickup points, don't leave when you want them to (could be a 30min wait), could involve transferring, could be overcrowded, don't allow music played through speakers (hopefully), and sometimes go out of service at night.

I only put up with this since, in the end, it is not that bad compared to the cost of owning a vehicle + having to drive and park it, given my current finances and goals. Once I achieve my goals? Private pod 9/10 times!
So marks on a stone is now art? This is a handful of lines. Why is it not language? Or math? Or a navigational marker?

That they are calling this set of marks "art" tells me more about thier assumptions about ancient humans than about actual history. It is evidence of expression and the physical tools needed to create a record of that expression, tools common to many expressive forms. Art requires more.
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So this increases the burden on victims rather than the people making invalid takedown requests, who continue to be given free rein.
Well, the FBI just closed down the NM solar observatory for Page to communicate with aliens.
> Don't ask me why they then decide to do open source projects in the first place, but that's what I'm seeing.

Because they sometimes get lucky, and people use it. Apple would probably have been just fine with everyone shrugging their shoulders at clang and continuing to use gcc, but clang adoption by others has been of benefit to them anyway, say.

And worst case, there's no major downside to open sourcing language tools.
I always thought that one of the reasons for the SE's success.

Smaller and cheaper Androids are generally terrible, the SE was a great performing phone in a small case. Which made it a good option for buying for the kids and those who don't want to spend absurd amounts.

My anecdote is I wanted to get off Android, and I've owned a couple of phablets and loathed them, so the SE seemed the only viable option.
I'd be surprised if some analog of this didn't come out in the 80's. The fundamentals were all there, even arpanet.
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If you only look at the numbers perhaps, but there is much more to the issue than body counts. People aren’t hypocrites for feeling strongly about the events of 911 and less about the 2004 tsunami. Personally I remember both days pretty well and was shocked by both.
It really depends on the language you are using, i'm using this library for the editor https://github.com/atularen/ngx-monaco-editor
I feel that my life is a giant Sine wave oscillating between learning and unlearning lessons. Haha I will not use my phone for large periods of time, then years later realize that I fell back into the trap, and begin taking steps to take back my life. This happens with health, hobbies, and various other aspects of my life all at different times. Fortunately, as I get older there seems to be some convergence. :)
TLDR

> He was also averse to the internal politics common to running a 60,000-employee conglomerate. A former senior director at Google remembers a heated debate among the “L Team,” as Googlers used to call Page’s circle of executive consiglieri, that escalated to a point where it required his mediation. “Can’t you sort this out on your own?” he told his deputies.

> The company’s abrupt reorganization in 2015 elevated Pichai to CEO of Google and Page to chief of its umbrella company, Alphabet. It was perhaps the cleverest retirement plan ever devised.
I love your integrity for admitting that to your professor. He probably initially thought you were channeling your younger self through expression of art.
>Depending on how you look at it, it’s one of the richest states or one of the most unequal.

It can be both, you know.
This is when you get tiny quotation marks added to signage -- "BEST PIZZA EVER" (according to A N Owner).

I'm actually OK with non-measurable claims, "best" is abstract, the best pizza is the one in your hand, or something.

Now, "biggest"/"fastest"/"$weight"/"$size"/etc. well they better damn well be just that, if you're "footlong" is ever less than a foot (not on average either!) then I want your company crushed until it bleeds money.
I would feel much better about being a google user if they were standing up strongly for the original "do no evil" ethos. Where is Page indeed? It really seems like the ethical stance has faded away.
I find the X small. It's tall, but certainly not large. And the iPad mini comparison is obviously a joke, but really:

https://www.phonearena.com/phones/Apple-iPad-mini_id7523/siz...
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But most women’s jeans pockets could still comfortably fit the original iPhone. They got the ergonomics right initially with Jobs in charge.
In most countries the same-sex marriage comes trough legislation, not from court decisions.

ECHR has ruled that relationship of two same-sex partners falls under the notion of "family life". It means equality of treatment and non-discrimination in regard to the protection of family life.

But no same-sex marriage right. I's my understanding that this is difference between individual rights and state obligations.
I have one and I love it. I got it from a T-Mobile promotion where they gave away a free SE with the purchase of an iPhone (including another SE). So I got my wife and I matching phones.

The SE does everything I need, fits comfortably in my pocket (unlike my previous phone, a Nexus 5X), and was a great deal. (I am over my desire to have the latest tech that I had in my youth. I'm 55 and I'm just interested in accomplishing other goals that are less ephemeral.)
James Mickens, probably: https://www.usenix.org/conference/usenixsecurity18/presentat...

Many, many people found that funny. I don't, but I seem to be in a small minority.

His Mossad article is great, though!
Just Microsoft continuing to boil the frog slowly as every big company seems to do with the influence they already have.
> chinese movies, music and authors aren’t captivating people’s mind

Cixin Liu's "Three-Body Problem" sci-fi novel is pretty popular and is being made into a movie[1] this year. And some Chinese musicians, like Faye Wong, have been well-known in the the west for many years.

So while American, Japanese and Korean entertainment is much more dominant, I don't think that's an entirely fair statement.

[1] https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4547948/
Because it was one particular case and the numbers have been looked at isolated. That and the fact that the first reports have been exagerated. Not to even speak about the way right wing groups used these reports...

I'll leave it to you to research crime numbers like rape, theft andn such for carneval in Cologne or the Oktoberfest in Munich. Because These are the numbers that provide the context.

Disclaimer: That does not in the slightest way imply that any of These cases are defendable, the least of all rape. Still, context helps to prevent knee-jerk reactions.
Disclosure: I didn't fully read the article as it's rather dull... "404 - Page not found", doesn't Bloomberg have more niveau than that?

It's known that Page has problems with his vocal chords. So I wouldn't be astonished that he doesn't show up for a hearing if he's not forced to so.
Abstract art is like communism: it fundamentally follows upon a set of historic circumstances and development and tradition, and applying such terms backwards in time is a logical error.
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We tried using this for one of the client facing application(not an internal tool) and found it bloated and had to make lot of customization to fulfill our needs so we wrote a custom framework which is more than 10x smaller. Not that we didn't import all the components but just the components we needed but still felt it was bloated.