skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It does not, and with significantly complex header files (like the SIGNAL/SLOT macros Qt includes) this can seem like a grey area, but the LGPL specifically splits code into object & specification code, if your code directly references and links against publicly defined specification code you're in the clear... if you are doing this with knowledge of how specific object code works and manipulating that object code using your own code (i.e. intentionally overwriting a stake frame) I think that does become more of a grey area, but the intent of the license is very straightforward about allowing non-contagious use of interface specifications, that is what specifically makes it LGPL instead of GPL (the latter lacks that distinction and does not allow the use you're asking about among some other uses).

This is of course complicated by SaaS and all that is covered in more detail in Affero license and in that field I'm out of my depth.

Oh also, I am not a lawyer, if you're developing something commercially or otherwise reading this for advice please take a moment to consult a professional.
Pretty sure they're talking about paleontology, not fuel.
multiple frames approach sounds similar to Hubble telescope approach.
> hoping the US doesn't go in the direction of an authoritarian government

> Imagine if the US adopted a similar law or set of policies that required "backdoors,"

That's what they're trying to bring in in Australia now.

I feel that it's a test-case for the other 5 eyes countries to learn from.

I'm hoping that the way they're going about it in such a ham-fisted and causeless way ensures their power-grab falls flat on its face.
Everybody is complaining. I like this. Classes should be abolished, though. And perhaps this should be published as a different React version, like "React Classless" or whatever.

Classes with special method names, manual binding of methods, mixed ways of doing things (inlining a function or defining it separatedly?) are a mess already, and this will arguably add more to the mess, but the intentions are good.
I’ve use PW before and it’s not too bad. The API is really great and so much nicer than working with WP custom fields (etc). The only downside was the back office... a bit dated (looks like something from 2009). The way the CMS works and the thinking behind it are great though.

Grav is cool, if you need PHP you’re good with flat file.

Off topic, but my most fav CMS of all time is definitely Umbraco. It’s built on .NET, but it’s insanely fun to work on.

Between all three if these CMSes, I cringe when I hear “Wordpress.”
Facts don't matter in the narrative zone.
That's why I said "assumption", i.e., from the context that he didn't post on HN but would respond to private messages.
There's a photo of the author in the article.
We clearly don't need an entire hospital and school system to handle children. Yes, the infant mortality rate would surely be high compared to our own, especially with the effects of stress and lower gravity, but a few doctors should be enough to handle basic birthing and the occasion C-section. People managed for thousands of years with much less. As for teaching, I'd expect a more communal model, with less structure and dedicated staff per student than the American system. Parents would likely be much more personally responsible.
Maybe I should have said Theo rather than OpenBSD? But seriously, look at the Lazy FPU thing -- someone leaked it to Theo, and his immediate response wasn't "gee, this sounds serious, I should work together with other vendors to make sure that we can all get this fixed"; it was "let's publicly disclose the vulnerability at the soonest opportunity".

I'm not saying that he has agreed to embargoes and then broken them. I'm saying that he has made it clear that he isn't interested in acting as a productive member of the community.
Not sure why you're being downvoted.

From what I've gathered people who create these kinds of relationships at work don't have much of a life outside of work. That narrative makes sense for the founder role, you'd constantly be working and obsessing about the success of your company. It also makes sense as a startup employee, you put in serious time and energy when a company begins.

If you don't have friends or social functions outside of "going to work" I guess it's inevitable that you'll date a coworker.
Clearly he had merit and worked hard for every cent of the 125M, how dare you say otherwise. /s
I don't see your argument- you say 4% of the colony would be required for child-rearing duties (so, 40 people, which seems a bit high, but whatever) and posit that as a fundamental barrier? There's still 960 (adult) colonists left over, and it's hard to see how 960 is a less tenable number than 1000.

More generally- sure, there are well over a thousand specialist jobs that make our Earth-bound economy go. Probably more like millions. But that economy builds way more than is required for self-sustainability. The Martian lifestyle is necessarily going to be much more spare; so there's your "labor cuts."
Absolutely nothing whatsoever.

The problem is when this happens on the job. Then, you have a number of problems.

Was it genuinely consenting or did the more powerful person pressure the underling into a relationship? Did the underling really earn their promotion or did they get it because they are sleeping with the boss? Can the underling end the relationship and keep their job or would they have to first line up employment elsewhere?

Etc.
"So why did you move to Mars?"

"I won the Mars Colony Prize, so it seemed like the logical next step."
If you're really asking..

It's hard to distinguish from someone being attracted to not losing their job and feeling pressured into a relationship.

What you described in a vacuum is not wrong. Outside of a vacuum it makes the "pin the tail on the sociopath" game harder. Sociopaths and good meaning people are fighting a battle on the fields of eglatarianism right now.

Good people and sociopaths are on either side of the trench. There's good people fighting each other even though they're both trying to go through life taking the path of least evil. The sociopaths are saying crazy things they don't even mean because it attracts a fief. As a side effect, this emboldens each side because they're laser focused on the crazy coming from their opponents. The fight will go on longer than it needs to because the issues are muddied by the distracting crazy. This confuses people and makes them lose sight of empowering the good and stymieing the bad.

If history is a guide, a new "common sense" will arise that attempts to further protect the innocent and further stymie abusers. Somehow in order to make this bargain a bunch of evil people will get rich. Crazy how it always works.
I see that several of your comments were taken backwards and sideways, and I extend my sympathy.

Your mistake is not your wording, which is perfectly clear, it's the erroneous choice of the topic article to engage, as that defines both the audience and the discourse manner.
FewRel – a Few-shot Relation classification dataset
It would help if they could explain why there aren't more autism clusters[1] in California's central valley if they want to make a stronger case. In the central valley you have 10x the exposure to organophosphate pesticides given the agricultural activity. So an a per-capita basis I would expect that to show up in the clusters.

[1] https://www.ucdmc.ucdavis.edu/newsroom/Maps/autism_cluster.h...
Are the talks going to be recorded?
Launching Your Own Ruby Gem – Part 1: Build It
Possibly more interesting than the competition is the link to the Mars Papers[1], a "number of papers, including preliminary plans for Mars colonies and their necessary subsystems"

[1]http://marspapers.org/#/papers
Quake soundtrack. Reznor perfectly matched the soundtrack to the mood of the game.

I still listen to track 5 as a standalone piece of dark moody brilliance. 22 years later.
One of the peculiar things about postmodernity is, if you go back in time, things get more postmodern, not less. Rabelais, for instance. Perhaps, this is because artists don't make up canons. Historians and academics do - so the artists are often bad fits to whatever canon they end up in.

I have to say though, I'm very jealous of the chinese character set when it comes to writing. You can do a lot of cool things when every word fits into an even square.
Please do some.more reading on what white privilege is. You are confusing it for physical or financial comfort: this is not an correct interpretation.

White privilege is seeing that politicians are mainly white men, that the people often cast as the heroes of movies and TV shows and books are white men, that nearly everything in society characterizes the "good guy" or the ideal person as being a white man. (I also hope that you learned about the history of how people of color, especially black men, where presented in society.)

It's also why white people are not afraid of being murdered by cops as they reach for their car registration and insurance. Or as they answer the door to a belligerent, entitled, drunk, off-duty cop who attempts to B&E into their home. [1] (This sort of thing never, ever happens to white people.)

The privilege isn't something as superficial as more money: it's significantly deeper. It's summarized as the notion that being a white man means every opportunity is available to you and there are no closed doors.

Perhaps a better way to think about it is that white privilege is the absence of any systematic biases or abuses based upon your gender or skin complexion.

[1] https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/2018/09/24/dallas-police-...
research in mice has shown that temporally-related memories tend to be stored in overlapping neuronal populations, and this process appears to be mechanistic
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5063500/

There are multiple molecular mechanism that may serve this purpose
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24496410
It looks like Qt Design Studio is a commercial product that's free for evaluation only.

> Qt Design Studio is available today as a free tool for everyone to try out and evaluate. You will need a commercial Qt developer license to distribute your UIs created with Qt Design Studio.

> We are also working on an open source version with a limited feature set, to be published in December.

The Qt library itself has both commercial and LGPL licenses. You can safely use LGPL libraries in commercial products with a couple obscure provisions: it's commonly held the library has to be dynamically linked, the user has the right to replace the Qt dynamic libraries, and maybe a few other inconsequential things.
I think it is generally well-understood that individuals more senior in their career have generally higher incomes. So, when it is stated that "the rich" are obtaining wealth gains, it is explicitly looking at structural changes rather than simply an earnings cycle for individuals continuing to be true. Your first sentence is "Adjusted for inflation, the US economy has more than doubled in real terms since 1975" -- but it was the case even in 1975 that there was absolute income mobility as one progressed in their career. So, your argument purports to disprove the relative mobility or inequality arguments of Saez/Piketty but in fact cannot.

That is why there is so much pushback on this piece of yours: because it appears to be attacking a strawman unrelated to real inequality in the system.
Friendly Url in Python
I take it that you didn't mean to, but you effectively trolled this thread by tossing flamebait into an inflammatory topic. Please don't do that in the future.

If you'd review https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and follow the rules when posting here, we'd appreciate it.
Sorry I wasn't clearer. I just meant that on Windows and macOS, you can rely on certain userland libraries, but not the kernel ABI, while on Linux you can rely on the kernel ABI, but not the libraries.
Very interesting, and your site looks great!

I'm interested in how you plan on monetizing, enterprise support?
Girl: My ex called me "My Love".

Andy: Strange. I prefer just "Love." Being owned is kinda like you are my property, and I can loan you to other people. I am glad you are no longer with that guy.

This is why context, as OP mentioned, is important.
It was also underground in the Moon is a Harsh Mistress (Heinlein)

20th century science fiction should always be taken as a how to guide for space colonisation. Now about that FTL transport.
I was dealing with a multi-vendor security vulnerability in 2005. I asked Theo some questions, determined that OpenBSD wasn't affected, and told him "ok, nothing to worry about here".

Theo's response was to (a) announce to the world at large that I was coordinating disclosure of a major vulnerability, and (b) threaten to withhold information about OpenSSH vulnerabilities from FreeBSD unless I shared details about this vulnerability with him -- even though it didn't affect OpenBSD!

So... my best guess is that Theo's response to your proposed email would be "hey everyone, eridius is going to be announcing a vulnerability at <deadline> and he's refusing to tell me what it is".
OK, I agree with the personal/professional split point you touched. Though there is a significant power imbalance, often people are attracted to power/their powerful superiors, and that is a direct threat to workplace stability, maybe even safety, though not as directly as unwanted advances. Still, even if you categorize this as "wanted advances" due to the aforementioned attraction to superior for whatever complex reason, it could be viewed as both a hack in progress from the superior to the person they find attractive and also as a way for the subordinate to improve their standing within the company without any merit. That might be even more demoralizing to a large group of employees than a single instance of a sexual harassment to a single person and termination would be absolutely justified.
> Each contestant will need to submit a report of no more than 20 pages

> Reports should be in pdf form and use 12 point Times typestyle, 1” margins.

A 20-page report at 12-point font isn't very much- an average college student has likely prepared longer papers. It sounds implausible that one could pack enough detail into that to make a substantial and novel case for a Martian colony design.
It's normal for a small fraction to have sexual relationships with each other, not for enough of them to be doing so to make it surface as a problem in starting a company.
Do moonquakes imply a hot core and shifting tectonic plates?
I know that statistics can be found that in some way correlate "diversity" with some financial metric or other being better. But that still is not definitive nor does it address the fundamental issue which is "what really is diversity, on what basis and features should it be measured, and WHY should we optimize for diversity as opposed to OTHER traits that potentially will correlate even more highly with other desirable metrics?"
Are you thinking massively scaled up piezoelectrics?
There are other ways to approach an issue beyond shoving everything into a class. I'm not sure I really like the new hooks over the state methods at that level since I tend to separate global state (redux) vs component state (class) vs component state rendering (functional component).

In the end it depends on your style. I think this might be useful in a way that can be more pure than some other methods might be.
Thanks, I hadn't known about this effect. Apparently it's been known for a long time. In the 1600's, Robert Boyle claimed to have been able to read an issue of The Philosophical Transactions by the light of a rotting Neck of Veal:
https://blogs.royalsociety.org/publishing/boyle-and-biolumin...
But I think that's an issue, if you're a founder without much relationship ties outside of work then will it influence you to hire more people you think you might develop a relationship with?

This is a really _really_ grey area since it's nice to work with people you enjoy interacting with, so that does seem like a valid hiring motive, but it's unacceptable to filter potential hires by people you'd enjoy going on a date with.

Basically, in summary, it's pretty hellishly complicated and if you can avoid workplace romance you'll probably be happier for it.
That's great news. I came into contact with your father's work with vacuum tube audio. I always admired his solid engineering approach without mysticism.
While I'd like to believe pulling off these levels of photos is as easy as you proclaim (because I would have a lot of old shots that are usable) the level of discounting you assert here is unfortunate, because it's simply not true. The proof is in the reality that nothing has done this good of a job to date. If you do have examples that match or exceed please share and I will be in line to buy.
Could you please stop creating accounts that use HN primarily for ideological battle? Regardless of what you're battling for or against, this is poisonous to what HN exists for, so we have to ban accounts that do it. This is in the site guidelines:
https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Shockingly indeed, even under suboptimal network conditions, especially when compared with WhatsApp audio, which I still find unbearable even under seemingly easy network conditions.
The entire department? No one saw the writing on the wall and studied up on the new tech to stay relevant?
Thanks. We've added that bit above.
The issue isn't whether or not we want good things for working class people; it's how to make things better without devestating the economy. It turns out that if you do things like forcibly dilute shares for each new worker, it has ramifications which may actually exacerbate poverty. The trick is show how your proposal will succeed without disastrous consequences. :)
I don’t think that’s so much a sweetheart deal going on but good old money + lawyers
Reason: this prevents someone from opening your phone and replacing the home button with the one that has been trained on someone else’s fingers (or hacked to work with any fingerprint?) please correct me if this is wrong.
I think the problem is, solving large complex problems (like Parkinsons) requires a very solid foundation of basic research. If you don't pay for the basic research, you don't get the foundation - and everybody is essentially leaping around in the dark.

I don't think the issue is about resources per se. I think it's more about Universities prioritizing high impact research, as in, the kind of research that appeals to non-scientists, in industry, media, or academia in general.
If you are wanting an inexpensive spectrometer, then Public Labs has instructions on how to build one using an old DVD as a diffraction grating https://publiclab.org/wiki/spectrometry

I got a kit as a present and really enjoyed it.
Thank you so much!

I view Gophish as a way to volunteer and give back to the larger security community. I love engaging with the Gophish community and seeing people use the software to measure their own exposure to phishing.

That said, there aren't any plans to monetize Gophish. It will always stay free and open-source so that anyone can use it. :)

As far as support, I try and respond to every issue as fast as possible. It's a best effort, but I managed to pass 1k closed issues recently, which I was pretty proud of! And I'm fortunate that there are so many amazing people in the Gophish community who are willing to jump into issues, help out, and bounce great ideas around.
This was easy to do with the older ones, there's an entire industry catering to it.

I've always found it interesting that the Big Three US automakers will still sell you brand-new engines and other powertrain parts based on 50s-70s designs[1][2][3], while Tesla completely refuses, citing "liability" as a reason.

Effectively, this means you can build a custom car with completely new parts but based on 50-year-old technology, and new parts will likely continue to remain available, but anything even remotely "modern" is far more difficult.

[1] https://www.gmperformancemotor.com/category/ENG.html

[2] https://performanceparts.ford.com/engines/

[3] https://www.moparproshop.com/performance_engines
Tbh I’ve met a _lot_ of nerds who are complete creeps because they don’t understand shit and read some pickup artist’a blog

Add any sort of power dynamic to that mix and...
The answer on Quora is also rather alarmist. Plenty of startups use LGPL'd software without any issues. Yes, you will need to be aware of it, and disclose it as needed. Same with any other bit of open source. So?
No, anyone of a minimal of ethics and responsibility can't spread these kind of lies.

Then they spend all the time refuting absurd lies instead of explaining their proposals.
Sure: the difference is the latter is only consent by one. But in order to “have an affair” one side have to make a move. Simplyfying: If you are ugly and you make move the other party can sack you in HR department as sexual harraser. HOWEVER if you hot and they like you, it may endup as an affair. so no harrasment filed ;)
I don't think we should assume LEDs for lighting.

High quality optical fiber can transfer sunlight with a degrading rate of 10%/km [0]. Light can be farmed on the surface from a larger surface area that it will be projected onto in the farm. Is the sunlight on mars incapable of growing plants? This process would remove the need of generating 2MW of electricity.

[0] https://computer.howstuffworks.com/fiber-optic2.htm
I think it depends on the use... I think some can be ugly... right now react-loadable and a custom InRoles component are the two I'm using the most. One is for loading state and code-splitting, the other is for allow/deny state...

<InRoles roles={[...]}
allow={() => <Component ...props />}
deny={'/route' /* or a render, or skip */}
/>

InRoles works for a router redirect, displaying alternate content or no content.

In the end it depends on what you're trying to accomplish. HoC's are pretty useful. Also, it really helps in terms of unit testing your more functional components.
It was too late and hardly made a dent in their fake news network.

One of the blocked accounts were of the son of the candidate.
Netflix had 5,700 employees in 2017, and only a 'couple hundred' of those were engineers?
For some of us who aren't OS enthusiasts: can anyone provide an ELI5 or deeper context links?
Your forgetting option C which is what everyone is pissed about:

C) getting paid $260M to take over Yahoo as it was "running into the ground" despite her not turning it around from "running into the ground".

Why should they pay her $260M for not changing the overall outcome of the company? They could have hired just about anyone for a miniscule fraction of the price and seen the same outcome.
I've always found it really interesting how some people's jobs is to not only research historic artifacts, but research and verify what they had found out was accurate and repeatable. What kind of background do these people have that they can get into this line of work?
The mechanic's professional responsibility is to repair the car. If we're assuming they are too ignorant to do that job, then why go to a third party mechanic in the first place?
Well, you usually have more than one layer of state... a holistic application state, and a control/component state.

It's possible to completely separate out your state machine and use it separately from rendering... It's also possible to integrate it all. Best practices are generally somewhere in between and having your state where needed... if it can be contained, contain it... if multiple controls need it, globalize/context it.
A mainline kernel won't be of much help you if you don't have GPU drivers.
The Kernel Report – Jonathan Corbet
What if all doctors die due to a catastrophy? Will we send 10 more doctors to Mars for children waiting to be born? Is this ethical?
Does Spain have any ongoing efforts to keep other Iberian languages alive?