skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
These days just head phones and a laptop will do it.
Before I was 21 I would just give my actual, underage ID to get into bars a few times. The door person would look a bit confused sometimes, but would wave you on through.

For big concerts, you could (probably still can) buy previous backstage passes on eBay and reuse them on following shows, since they didn't always issue new badges for every show.

The other thing that usually works is just carrying something heavy.
Obligatory reminder that a private baking business may be forced to bake gay wedding cakes and the last parr of your argument is moot.
You quoted it yourself:

> This includes deliberately referring to someone by a gender that they do not identify with

Key word is deliberately. Secrets not covered.
> One person's mundane work is another person's magical wizardry.

Absolutely. Sometimes I get excited about a topic and try to learn as much as possible, but once you peek behind the curtain it's just as mundane as anything else.

Most of the time an abstract is hard to understand because the concepts have been abstracted. If you just break it down and pick it apart, it's not hard to understand, though it can be time consuming depending on what you already know.
My friend's father was a professional photographer. His experience was that carrying _two_ professional cameras would get you access anywhere you wanted, no questions asked.
Fair enough. I would absolutely avoid someone at work who would force me to use a fantasy pronoun. Luckily these things are not yet common in Germany
Chrome isn’t an upgrade to edge anymore. Chrome is the new ie6. But I’m on FF now so I don’t care.
"The active ingredient in Red Bull is caffeine."

No - it's Taurene (caffeine as well of course)

Taurene is a whole different game.

Taurene will mess you up long term far more than just caffeine. Taurene has less worse short term effects ... and there doesn't seem to be consensus on long term, but I personally had a serious bout with it messing up my endrocrine.

1 small red bull now and again is enough.

Soldiers need to get more sleep, for god's sakes there's guns and lives on the line. Yes, sleep dep training is important, but with live munitions ... my god man.
MIX – Assassin's Creed 2 – - Ezio's Family – Assassin's Creed III: Main Theme
How to force SourceTree to abort a stuck rebase
It's the Taurene that differentiates most energy drinks.
A Phoenix + React application I'm working on uses react-stdio to render React components server side and speed up page load time when users get to the site for the first time or reload the page in the browser for whatever reason.

We ended up with a few hundred MB of RAM for Elixir and a few GB for the Node.js servers. Basically our machines are JavaScript application servers with a little bit of Elixir running in a corner. It feels so odd.
In the same way, hold a door open for someone. They will thank you, walk through, and promptly forget that they don't know who you are or what you're doing there.
Stardew Valley can be super addictive. It was like crack for me. People talk about putting in 60+ hours within their first week for this game all the time.
Somewhere around 80-90% of the time simply being dressed "normally" and walking with purpose will get you into "secured" areas quite easily. For most of the remainder a service uniform (or a hi-vis) and some other prop like a radio or a clipboard will do the trick.
I use pfsense for my router at home and I love it! <3 I tried freenas but I couldn't get it to join my domain I should have tried harder.
grep is assumed to be installed everywhere.

ag and gmake and several GNU or linux-specific extensions not.
It's true. I've seen it with my own eyes.
Blocking Internet Ads Using DNS Sinkhole
"If your system is autocratic enough to just "create" jobs out of nothing, it could also give everybody a stipend."

No, creating jobs out of nothing doesn't mean they are not creating value.

The man was sweeping the streets. Meaning the streets are cleaner.

Clean streets have value.

Also, people develop identity, integrity etc. from their jobs.
One can easily injure their spine lifting 10kg, nevermind ~60, as you claim.
I'm tempted to believe that cosmology and astrophysics are the exception to that rule.
With the blinkers on i hope...
couldnt help myself.
These are some games I played 10 years ago: Snake, Pacman, Space Invaders, Oregon Trail. These games weren't addictive because they were so repetitive and the difficulty level increased to the point where it was frustrating and impossible.

Oregon Trail and games like that had an end.

So non-addictive games are designed to end whether through increasing difficulty levels or story?

Three of my favorite games are Telltale Games The Walking Dead (PC release, mobile port), Last of Us, and The World Ends with You (Nintendo DS release, mobile port). I loved the story. They weren't addictive and they had an end. TWD had such a simple game mechanic (point and click choose your adventure) too, it was pure storytelling. If you watch Ready Player One the movie, it's a little bit of video game history. You can also research video game history and play those old games too.

The most recent game I played that's kind of like old game mechanics is Overcooked. I unlocked the NG+ for Overcooked 2 and I had to quit because it was too hard which is a good thing.
For a moment I thought the title was talking about my line of work in trading. 100ms would cost more than 100% of revenue.
Where doesn’t it? Note “thirty-one” and “alone” are an eye rhyme. Should have spelled it out.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eye_rhyme

Also I’m not sure if I should have put the last “and” at the beginning of the last line.
Flash is malware anyway.
At no point has "free software" meant "without pay," though it is common for distribution without a paywall. The owner may do what they like with their "property," which also means you can distribute it without cost after you buy it.

Your belief that money should not be exchanged does not mean he is a hypocrite, it means you disagree on something.
> You can spoof any domain you want in Bing Ads without needing an open redirect.

Is that a bug or a feature? It seems like the kind of thing that could erode user trust
They certainly used the Sears catalog more when it was the Amazon of its time.
Absolute FreeBSD 3rd Edition Released
You still need to learn a new language though (the jinja2 language)
suck my dick white supremacist scum
Please Put the MacBook Air Out of Its Misery
He says, "The core counterculture values of environmentalism, women’s rights, racial justice, and international peace were now simply accepted values. 'They’re looking to us for what’s going to happen, and how to be,' I explained. 'We are not counterculture, anymore. We are pro-culture.'"

But nothing has changed to the degree he argues. The counterculture was chic in the '60s and '70s, too. Counterculture values are "mainstream" only in the sense that they've been partly internalized by the institutions of the elite, and most thoroughly by the cultural elite. But the elite weren't antagonistic to the counterculture, and the social elite were onboard from the beginning. Unlike [historically] in Europe, the preferences of the social elite aren't self-executing. So what has really changed?

If you look at the arc of history in terms of civil rights, the counterculture had very little effect. The landmark Civil Rights Act was passed in 1964, the National Environmental Policy Act in 1970, and Title IX in 1972. These are the pieces of substantive legislation upon which supposed countercultural values have been concretely manifested; they weren't passed on a whim--they reflected a popular if fleeting commitment to lofty ideals--yet they were passed long before the counterculture supposedly "won". Roe v. Wade (1973) and Obergefell v. Hodges (2015) are largely anomalous for multiple reasons, and using them to bolster the notion that countercultural values have won (even in the sense of aspirational morality) is particularly unpersuasive.

What's really changed between now and then is that liberals somehow convinced themselves that they won. But the last 20 years has shown that they haven't won at all. Rather, as the political dominance of the Democratic party came to a close at the end up the 20th century, the Information Revolution increasingly permitted everybody to silo themselves into cultural bubbles. So liberals could believe they're winning

Real social, political, and legal changes are following the same trajectory as they always have--halting and slow but generally improving. Some things have gotten objectively worse, like the never ending wars in the Middle East; ironically a recapitulation of the very thing that give birth to the counterculture--Vietnam.

It's farcical, for example, to argue that an electorate who willingly and knowingly elected as President a man who boasted about sexually assaulting women and remained unrepentant has somehow internalized countercultural feminist ideals. Our society is more much inclusive of women these days, but that's been a 200+ year arc. 1968 was 50 years ago! If you stand back, the advancement of women in society between 1968 and 2018 is comparable to 1918 and 1968. To argue that the progress of the latter 50 year period is somehow uniquely reflective of '60s counterculture is rather short-sighted, self-serving, egotistical, and naive; it exaggerates the progress and discourse of this era and under appreciates the progress and discourse of previous eras.
As long as this is andrew_'s personal experience, I don't see why I'd call him a racist regardless of the race he profiled the most. He even goes on to explain that there's a good reason for targeting white teenagers: they were the most likely to steal something, so they weren't targeted because they're white, they were targeted because they proved to be the highest risk.

Now if andrew_ had started generalizing, like you are doing, then I could see him getting called a racist and getting downvoted.
Why React's new hooks API is a game changer for development
Yes, but the preamble tells a much different story as to the intent of the act.... There is also talk about updating the act as well which is a better solution IMHO because a lot has changed since it was written.
Floyd steinberg dithering
Several years ago I recommended to Stallman to switch to using the term liberating software. I believe it is far better at conveying the whole meaning and is far more inviting.
With that method you can only express 1-1 relationships. Usually in real systems you have N-M. Your method is also linear, it has to wait for one line to complete before running the next even though they don't depend on each other. Parallel execution is one of the reasons systemd boots so much faster than it's predecessor.
> I do think we need to safeguard rights and freedoms but democracy isn’t the only way to do that.

The only peaceful way to opt out of failing policies and human egos-and you do not present a prove of work of any alternative. Democracy is the only working failsafe.

Also do not assign temporary well behavior due to marketpressure from the market of ideas to the shops in the market. The goods are not cheap, well made and plenty because the shopowners like you. Just look at capitalisms true nature showing up after the collapse of communism.

You might endorse a alternative that could turn sour any second.
No, but the fluvial wave bearings have been recalibrated to match the impedance of the gravimetric flam.
Was excited to see this because there is a serious lack of good contact managers / address book software and signed up to their demo right away but was quite disappointed to see their default options for adding a new contact were:
1. First Name
2. Last Name
3. Gender: Male / Female / I'd rather not say

I would not trust the software from a project that thinks the third most important thing about a person is their gender and certainly not trust them from their perception that there are only two valid genders or "lets not talk about it"
Not very useful but since it's his own project he can do whatever he likes. It looks like he's having fun, which is great. Except his beehive died. That kinda sucks.
Actually, Coca Cola tastes differently according to the region you’re living in... They tweak the recipe based on country

https://www.coca-cola.co.uk/faq/does-coca-cola-produce-the-s...
Meditation in the Time of Disruption
The article have a different view.
Tesla says has not received subpoena on Model 3 production
My dad used to work as a technician for a company selling expensive hospital equipment. He says there are countless times when he or with another colleage would go in any hospital and roll out such a device. Nobody asks any questions.

At my university there were some actual thefts like this. Someone stole a beamer from a high ceiling in the middle of the day. And another time someone stole a heavy (=unliftable) new server.
Interesting that he completely misses the most recent and only worrysome point of this narrative, the exit of the 4 main php developers from Zend: https://thephp.cc/news/2018/10/the-future-of-zend

it's only rehashing the same old and long disproved points.
A private american company imposing its standards on "free speech" does not have same ring as Korean conglomerate imposing its standards on "free speech" in America.

This may be or may not an angle of attack. I am speculating it would be.
Making racist statements is not against the law in the US. Child porn is. As such they would have a legal obligation to cut them off if they were hosting child porn.
It's a feature, Google allows the same. Basically advertisers want to set the links to be tracking links and stuff which may be through third parties which then redirect to their site.

So both ad services allow the advertiser to display one URL while directing users to another.
Look at the WebTorrent project!
Before mesom/ninja, you had one problem - install gmake. Now you have three problems - install python, ninja and meson ;)

Maybe fourth - learn how to use it
Just use a CRDT
While on the topic of underspecified dependencies, another thing usually missed when writing init dependencies is that it's not enough to just start the depending service, it also has to perform some actions before the actual dependency is fulfilled. This can some times take several seconds and many services don't feedback to the init system when it's done.

With wants dependencies this isn't so critical but if you have requires it must be factored in.
You could think of the job as the means to distribute wealth and keep people happy, and getting a task done is just the means to that end.

In the scenario where we replace them with software that wealth travels upward instead of downward along the social and wealth ladder and you have citizens with nmidle hands.

Normally I would say investment in infrastructure is a good way to make that happen but China is no slouch in that regard either. They just have an unfathomable amount of people.
Wouldn't help because they didn't even block the username or used email address of the uploaded.
The Universe: How to Break the Game [video]
Levels 1-3 are dangerous. It encourages drivers to be distracted, perhaps making the situation worst.
Level 5 is nearly impossible with silicone.
Level 4 is the only viable option.
All people care about is the ability to do something else while travelling other than driving.
Show HN: Whack – A simply-designed compiled programming language
Correct. They are literally asking that the censorship feature to work as expected.
It can crash, on large files, particularly on macOS because mmap is disabled by default.

But that should go away by streaming the file. e.g.

cat haystack | ag 'Needle'
That's not your fault, that's the pfSense's fault. File a bug.
Most of PayPal's horror stories involve them holding funds back for three months after suspension. Or worse, returning funds after dispatch.
I really like the idea and I did something similar with regular note-taking apps. The thing that would be a game-changer for me would be to link up my social/messaging/email accounts in order to (automatically) update information about when I last talked/chatted/interacted with someone.

Yes, it somewhat goes against the principle of absolute privacy, but I wouldn't mind the feature on my own server.
I want to know what the bibles get stocked next to...
Will appreciate comments on the implementation/design choices.
Take a look into self-inflating camping mats. I had the same issue with foam mats, but with these it's not an issue as they are slightly thicker.
I read his book, and it's definitely quackery to me. If I remember correctly, he basically says back pain (and other kinds of chronic pain?) can be cured by forgiveness. Forgive your parents for abusing you as a kid. Forgive your robber for invading your home. And hey presto, no more pain.
Sadly yes: install Ubuntu and get login ads in your terminal [1].

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/98ctgu/ubuntu_server...
SafeSearch definition says: "filter out adult text, images, and videos". It's not about racism. So it's working as expected
Sorry about that, I just took over what the author used, even though I know there's actually no such thing as C/C++ and use of the term should die :[
Flip this around:

There are at the very least billions of possible search term refinements and pieces of content which are not currently actively suggested. Is your position that, because they are not being suggested at this moment, they are being censored?
Show HN: How much is my life costing now
The suggestions are being computed by an algorithm. If you take things away from those it's censorship.
Sure. But searching bing is not needed.
My car has cost me $29 today sitting in the garage :|
Just a bit off topic. Is it possible to steal in Amazon Go?
What did you do with the reasonably expensive camera once you were in the club?
How to Create Animoji – Everything You Need to Know About Animoji
Cultured meat
> us programmers are worried we will be accused of being users if we use tools that are interactive. [...] Of course programmers do not realize this psychological issue exists and will not admit it is a possibility.

It would be nice if you explained what you even mean by this instead of just claiming that programmers who don't agree are in denial.

What programmer is embarrassed to also be a user? And programmers use interactive tools all time. REPLs, debuggers, editors, GUI design tools, and live-reloading web servers all qualify in my book.
Show HN: The Pure Function Pipeline Dataflow
Because the king doesn't want to take the responsiblity of overlooking the transactions everyday: just when he feels like it.
Yes overall I think numbers are up. What I find confusing is that people are allowed to phreak clid. I understand why hiding clid might be needed but randomly lying about it? What trip were the telcos on, allowing that?
This can’t be a surprise to anyone. I frequently have a driver who is obviously different than the one pictured in the app. Some of the drivers I get have been in the country for a matter of weeks or even days, leaving me to wonder how Lyft or Uber verified their ability to drive to sufficient standards—I’m guessing they do virtually nothing beyond confirming the name matches a valid driver’s license.

Talk about an industry that needs regulation!
Honestly this just read like an attempt to link Ozzie's name to this guru's "branded" concept of "slow hunch innovation".
This is the problem. I am an endurance athlete and I tried Rockstar but the sugar content just means spike, then crash, then crucially, you are more dehydrated after drinking it than you were before! So you either realize this was a mistake and switch to water (and stick to Powerade in future which has the ideal sugar content for fast absorbing without the aforementioned problems) or chug another Rockstar... you can easily get through several 500ml cans that way.

The MilFit/CrossFit group I train with now frequently issues warnings about no energy drinks before big workouts.
Corporates responsibility is making money, for their investors. They're not charity. No one is forcing these homeless people to live in SF. They can move to Gary or Detroit and have affordable, perhaps free housing.
p.s. having a tech city is stupid, we're all IP addresses, we do we need to be physically present in a specific location 9-5 if we can produce the same work from Mars...
It’s pretty clear what people mean when they say chemicals in food, so this pedantry is less impressive than perhaps you intended.
35 seconds for me from that link. Looks like it got stuck loading my chat contacts, as it appeared in under a second after that populated.
I am a male, I work in a hospital. The situation is pretty close to me as well. It's just the culture of having men around vs having mostly 90% up, woman around.
I think you'll get more comments if you include specific code samples.

How would you implement the Fibonacci sequence in whack? How might one organize a simple game of hangman?

If it's suitable for use as a tcp server/client, how about a "echo" client?

Things like that can really show off the stdlib and the syntax choices.

Relatively few people will read through the code, and even those that do will likely understand the code better if they start from "this is the syntax or idea that needs to be implemented" as expressed in example code.

Documentation is also, obviously, more coherent to read than implementation code, and you don't seem to have any documentation explaining what features whack has (other than a note that it doesn't have a comprehensive type system).
> If you want the service supervised, there's supervisord or daemontools or while true ; do flakeyserver; done.

Or systemd, which is fine for many use cases.
Did you read further along? There's also suggestions for bestiality and borderline child pornography, both of which definitely fall under adult images and in one or both cases are very illegal.
One of the biggest complaint I have been hearing is that scooters take space on sidewalks, and we are so used to cars that we don’t see that cars not only also occupy way more real estate around the city (heck, think of dedicated parking lanes), but are even more deadly/dangerous.

The elephant in the room are cars, not scooters.

Then we have city administrations like in San Francisco - fighting useless battles against scooters instead of fixing real problems (homelessness, drug abuse, feces, and so on) that - unlike scooters - really are negatively affecting the life of us all.
Better source: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2018/10/181025103348.h...

and it's populistic counterpart https://www.sciencealert.com/mexico-tehuantepec-chiapas-magn...
Ask HN: Spiking Neural Networks – What are the best ressources?
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Interesting how the Lyft spokesperson doesnt directly address the study’s claims.

Instead they make other, unrelated claims about drunk driving safety increases.
You could probably get a whole safe-cracking burglary team of four guys into anywhere if they looked vaguely mexican, carried lawn equipment and wore work clothing.
HOW THE EBOLA EPIDEMIC IN WEST AFRICA COST THE ECONOMY 53 BILLION DOLLARS
Considering this is from 2016 and vice wasn’t even close to the first people “exposing” this, as is common for them, I doubt it’ll ruin it for ya. If anything you should worry about the youtubers like alleylaw that end up getting young people thinking it’s okay.
For the First Time in Forever (from &quot;Frozen&quot;) – Kristen Bell, Idina Me
The rich elite, the men in power. What better way to rid the world of "brown subhumans", than to make the climate kill them in their own countries?

https://eand.co/how-capitalism-torched-the-planet-and-left-i...