skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There's quite a few 8-bit CPU emulators that can be compiled to WASM. Static translation of 6502 (or Z80) machine code to WASM is tricky because a lot of 8-bit code was using self-modifying code, so you'd need at least some sort of JIT.

Shameless plug: I've started writing easy to integrate 8-bit chip emulators in standalone C headers a little while ago:

https://github.com/floooh/chips

For instance used in these WASM emulators:

http://floooh.github.com/tiny8bit
Your “or” referred to significant maladies. By smaller projects, I’m referring to something smaller than that.

Creating a government website as a contractor, allowing folks to communicate across great distances, programming accounting software for a hospital, building test hardware for a racecar... none of these will save the world, but there is plenty of meaning in each, depending on the person.
I only take whey and creatine.

My 23andme report says that I've disproportionately high amount of fast twitch muscle fiber.

And I am gaining muscle faster than my friends, sometimes even faster than the ones who take steroids.

I am not cacassian. 20% North European, 30% South East Asian, 20% Siberian, 30% Arab.

You might find this useful:
https://www.t-nation.com/training/truth-about-bodybuilding-g...
Really did say a lot about the state of government subsidizing big business that mayors and governors were falling over themselves to offer tax rebates to one of the richest companies on earth.
> As absurdly high as their salaries become, the cost of living drains it away,

This is how it works. The more money people have the more business will charge you. Real state is the one getting the biggest part as you cannot get more land that the one that already is.

Now stop a moment and think about all that people that is NOT part of Tech. That people that has normal salaries but live, or used to live, in that area.

Social democracy, where the well-being of citizens is as important as the business needs is the way forward. Better public transportation allows people to live farther away but do not wast more time on commuting. Social housing helps the people that cannot afford to pay the rent but is needed to run services, local business, etc.

Citizens should be plan for the citizens not just for Big Tech or the next Big Whatever.
Yes, sorely missing descriptions of how the locks looked and worked.
Get ready to be disappointed then :)

I bought an X1 less than 2 months ago (after 8 years of MacBooks) for the same reason: it _has_ to be better quality.

I take extremely good care of my laptops, but nonetheless after 3 weeks the screen was scratched, because when it's closed the lid pushes against the keyboard leaving marks (and eventually scratches) on the glossy HDR display. Also the lid doesn't close properly [0] on one side, which just drives me crazy. For a $2000 laptop, I am pretty disappointed.

[0] https://mensfeld.pl/2018/07/lenovo-thinkpad-x1-carbon-6th-ge...
Which would clearly fit the part before the or: "meaningful to you personally"?
It's a recording of a Google Hangout, which starts recording once the organizer starts the meeting. But then they waited a while for all the participants to join up.
It's espacially weird given that D vitamins can be produced easily in the human body as long as you expose the skin to the sun. It's in no way required to be provided from external sources.

A daily 15 minutes of exposure for the face and forarms is enough, and it contributes to recalibrate the mood and circadian rythm as well. It's free, healthy, and simple. Why would anyone recommand a supplement to people that have access to the sun is beyong me.

Omega 3 is harder, but still.
Better than making it the same pin that your card is at least
C-Sky is a RISC-V member, is this a RISC-V board?
I've always enjoyed watching trains, riding trains, building model railroads. I can see the orderliness of it all being appealing. As far as traveling goes, it's very comforting to be un-able to attend to anything else until I reach my destination -- and when I get there is out of my hands, once I'm on the train I don't have to worry about anything until I get to my stop.

This worked great for me until I lived in NYC, where the 4/5 express might become the 2/3 express en route to manhattan. Really have to stay on your toes as often as they cancel whole routes.
If you want to be able to control hue still, you can use CIE LCH which is comparable to HSL but better matches our colour perception.
Is fraudulently allowing 600 people to enter the United States a “small amount of fraud”?
And books all look the same. White background with black text. Even print magazines mostly all look the same. There is only so much variation you can introduce before the design starts to draw attention away from your content. Most websites designs should be comforting and ignorable.
I feel that there is a certain irony that while Java shared some of Go's goals in terms of target audience, is currently much more advanced than Go is, or might ever be even if all Go 2.0 goals get fully implemented.

I have come to see it as a tool for the folks that want a plain better C and are happy with having a GC around to keep them productive.
For a "human trafficking" operation 600 people over a decade seems like a fairly small scale operation..

In terms of harm, these workers are clearly in demand, so apart from being unfair to other staffing agencies and H1B applicants, this really doesn't do much harm..

H1B is a pretty broken concept to begin with.. I was H1B for 4 years before I decided Trump-land wasn't a good place to set roots.

If you have demand for tech workers and tech workers willing to move. I think most countries and cities would move heaven and Earth to make things work out. Everybody wants to be silicon valley :)

(I don't see why SV has to have the problems it has, they seem fixable)
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> I wonder if my 15 minutes walk to the station each way counts!

Why wouldn't it?
Here is a tool that makes it easier to pick foreground and background colors with high enough contrast according to WCAG guidelines: https://webaim.org/resources/contrastchecker/
It’s not free or simple if the sun doesn’t shine where you live.
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Sorry, but most desert land is pretty “useless”. You can’t grow crops, it’s far from metropolitan centers, it’s hot. Unless there is buried oil like in Saudi Arabia, or near a major city (eg Phoenix, Vegas), the land itself is pretty “useless” in a resource extraction sense. Even solar panels need to be relatively close to a substation that can handle it.

That said, the desert can still be beautiful to those the live there, and spiritual to native Americans with history there.

So the desert is interesting and cool, but not necessarily lucrative.
We need control over those who control our credit. As I read this article I've just arrived in London - my 4th trip here in as many months. And CapitalOne has started declining my charges again - even though I'm staying at the same hotel with the exact same charges as always. I have about $20,000 in credit with a zero balance, but that doesn't seem to matter either. I tried calling them before the trip - and was told that they don't need advance notice of trips. (I guess their fraud protection is so good - they just stop accepting charges.) And of course they only accept calls to resolve the issue - and on these international trips I usually don't have easy access to a phone. We are essentially prisoners of these credit card companies.
Just tried it. Impressive. Thanks!
I can see how being involved with a community can be a good thing, but not so sure that being involved with a church community is a good thing, as it perpetuates their delusional biases. Also, you're implying vegetarianism is a healthier diet than a varied, balanced diet, I don't think that is necessarily the case (Mediterranean diet is known for being one of thw healthiest diets and it includes vegetables, meat, fish, eggs, fruits, etc)
Steroids are way more common than you think. At they very least half of the men in any gym have taken steroids at some point.
Does the end justify the means ?
Services like this should be pro bono, and facebook should also support this.
Ummm, I don't want to say that reading is fundamental (even though it is), but, of the 36% of his acquaintances that go to the gym for that reason, about just over 25% (of his 'crowd' in aggregate, not of the 36%) take steroids. That's certainly a lot more than my friends ('crowd') do (as far as a know), but it's not as out of whack as you suggest.
Keeping up with IP number changes
Also, what's the p-value?
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Go has channels which are much more like fibers. Full threads of their own with actual stacks (which can be moved in Go).

If C++ or Rust ever get coroutines they will be more low-level. Just a control flow construct which compiles coroutines down to state machines. So it's concurrency, not parallelism. High performance for one thread, but less powerful conceptually.

Rust used to have segmented stacks, but they removed it because performance was unpredictable.
This program needs to end. H1B a bandaid over our complete failure to provide a modern education and bring young people into STEM, while dually deflating middle class wages for the tech oligarchs across the industry for several decades. And, ironically, the Democrats, who should supposedly be protecting the middle class, have a blood pact with the SV elite.
Lots. But you don't need to. You just need to push yourself hard and eat loads. If you're having fun in the gym then you won't make it. It's hard work.
You probably mean 5000 IU, which is equivalent to 125 micrograms (of vitamin D).
It always felt strange to me the CGO approach, instead of what many compiled languages offer, e.g.:

function exit(code: integer); external; cdecl;

No need to have two phase compilation or run external tools.
How would you suggest that they go about doing this?
My friend did this for me when we lost our family cat. Unfortunately we didn't find him (he was quite old) but the amount of awareness and people who saw and engaged with the adverts where incredible. We still get people asking today if we ever did find him.
All this sounds accurate but hinges on a few presumptions. I'm leaving the comments I made though I've definitely taken unwarranted down votes for the same reasons I was first resistant to all this myself. I made all your arguments once upon a time. And in Little Italy your case is better, but in Gaslamp it's mostly moot because San Diego is literally the booziest city in the world by some metrics, so people use ridesharing out of different sets of necessity than environment or parking. The police blitz the DUI.

The main presumption is negatively affecting business. Not usually. We're not primarily tourist aimed in East Village. Little Italy is more so and Gaslamp almost exclusively. Yes, Petco Park traffic and Balboa Park traffic is frequent, but that's a vibrant aspect of the neighborhood unless you aren't really part of it and are a commuter. I catch myself taking my own car a few city blocks and trying to get home is intense, but I ought not have been so stupid living near a beautiful stadium as a perk and feature of our home.

Businesses are shifting to catering to the buildings around them, and if those do have parking, we get our guests day passes up to a certain amount per month as part of our parking rent. It's just about forethought again.

If I were a tourist or unintegrated person yes I'd be disgruntled too. But understanding your environment takes work and adaptation. If you live downtown and work elsewhere that's your choice. Live elsewhere and drink or eat out downtown without ridesharing, same. No friends with parking? Bummer. But shops here aren't dying for outside business anymore. We patronize local spots ourselves and Downtown is a short walk from end to end. It's small.

Factoring in all the social changes coming in we're not measured by the old standards and stuffy norms. We drink a lot. We walk around. We ride places. We work around the corner or remotely or cowork. We smoke weed more often easily. We generally get whatever we want delivered. We are here, now, on purpose not as diversion or at an aloof distance. The city is an extension of our home.

I feel like you're in a bracket of time locked expiration and perhaps bitter? People should know their surroundings as a rule and don't blame the place for being itself.

Last, parking doesn't automatically get used if it's there and that's the point of all this. Developers sort benefit but they need to go deep anyway if the building is tall enough. It's a shift away from living Downtown for the look and not actually living here. People actually live here more now, as present and rooted individuals who genuinely love it. I hope you locate that sense.
This is a often huge difference between programming for Unix-likes and Windows.

With Windows, you tend to bundle your application with all of its dependencies in your installation folder...

With traditional Unix developpement you often rely on your dependencies being installed on the target system by the package manager, and building against shared librairies is the norm. You don't need the complexity of Windows DLLs either, the toolchain handle most of the complexity
It costs 39 CNY plus 9 CNY for domestic China shipping (total just under 7 USD):

http://m.zrumg.top/h.3PwbrnB?sm=9f6f7c
*country not "world"
x100. Let's stop using the inactive words "developer" or "engineer" to describe people.

Instead say things like we need to get some people to "build it" or "make it work" or "figure out what is the best". It is how managers obliterate their workers and claim all credit.

I like to use the word "human" in these cases to emphasize what is going on. "We need three developers" vs "We need three humans". The latter emphasizes how ridiculous and dehumanizing it is (unless you are a contractor and paid up front).

Managers are basically just schedulers at best. A good leader is someone who actually risks their time, reputation or capital.

Management structure would be fine if they were literally given a pot of money that they could pay themselves or contractors with and required to build something. Anything else involving employees kind of results in dehumanizing power structures once the size of the team gets big enough.
No: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=C-SKY-Ap...
But it has also to do with genetics.

If we've only 1-2 hours to train daily, then some of might not be able to achieve the results we are seeking due to lack of gene expression. We aren't fulltime bodybuilders and have demanding job at a tech company

In that case, if you still want the results, you'll have to resort to rHGH, testosterone and anabolic steroid.
and they're probably not software engineers either.
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These are based on the Nationalchip GX6605S SOC, which has no mainline support, but C-Sky maintains a kernel supporting it[1].

It also seems to have buildroot support if you want to whip up an embedded platform based on it[2].

[1] https://github.com/c-sky/linux-4.9.y/

[2] https://patchwork.ozlabs.org/patch/734596/
Shouldn't they just run Linux on arm? Seeing as Linux already supports it?
I'm assuming they don't actually protect the contents of the letters, but rather provide evidence of tampering – much like modern envelopes.

On the other hand, it may very well be that some types of letter locks were designed such that the letter may be ripped apart if it is opened the wrong way...
I was born and raised in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, and lived in other neighborhoods in Manhattan and Brooklyn for many years. I wound up going overseas for eight years, and when I came back the biggest thing I noticed was sort of a "cultural appropriation" of Brooklyn by people who only moved to Brooklyn, and have lived there long enough to open a business and put "Brooklyn" in the business name or on their product. I passed by some hipster clothing and other accessories shop on Fifth Ave. in NYC in the 30's or 40's with Brooklyn in the title, and it made me wonder what selling power it conveyed. I am of the generation where I worked on losing my Brooklyn accent to better my chances of getting a job in the early 80s. When I was working outside of the U.S., acquaintances thought I should hook up with a worker from Brooklyn for some camaraderie. I met her and asked where she was from in Brooklyn, only to quickly find out she was from LA, CA, and had lived only for 3 or 5 years in Park Slope Brooklyn. I didn't call her on it. Later I walked away from our conversation wondering what would drive somebody to say they were from Brooklyn when one, they no longer lived there, and two, they only lived there a few years. I wonder if the author Hamilton Nolan is born and bred, or a Brooklyn or NYC transplant. Of course, I really don't care, since I don't have any dibs on "Brooklyn". I just find it interesting, and want to understand the phenomenon. And as a note, I never felt like people from Jersey or finance workers invaded my turf.
«Bydlo» has root «byt`», which mean «to live», so «bydlo» in Ukrainian literally means «an animal, which lives with someone», i.e. cattle. Only Ukrainian language still have calling form of words in use, so, if this word is borrowed, it's borrowed more than 1k years ago, i.e. at times of Volyniana, kingdom of all Slavs, before kingdom was split into parts.

For us, with more than thousand years of history, few decades ago is recent history.
It is if you compile everything yourself on every system you use. Every Gentoo user does it (or at least, the equivalent of it using explicit flags in case they use distcc). But most people don't do that. They use software compiled by other people on very different machines.
You will find that (depending on gym) a surprisingly large portion do take steroids or have tried them at stages, for that very reason you said. Progress is slow!!!

And people wonder how movie stars can put on so much bulk for film roles so quick... Hmmmm I'll leave that up to the reader to interpret.
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Forgive my black humour, but I hope there is no extra spying chip there
The long walks were not very effective: "Nietzsche resigned in 1879 [at the age of ~34] due to health problems that plagued him most of his life; he completed much of his core writing in the following decade. In 1889 at age 44, he suffered a collapse and afterward, a complete loss of his mental faculties."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friedrich_Nietzsche
> Is this the first time this is being done?

No. There have been multiple efforts to do something like this before; I seem to recall one app on the App Store that attempted to simulate commands being run by parsing arguments and performing the correct actions as they were entered. Personally, I have an experimental shell that abuses cross-compiled Mach-O ARM64 shell binaries, but there are some limitations to this approach that I need to resolve regarding codesigning, App Store guidelines, and advanced shell features such as piping which are difficult to emulate in the single process that iOS gives you. I might get around to posting it online if I get the time.
Yes, LCH is easier to use for picking colors than other CIELAB color spaces. To try an LCH color picker, you can use http://davidjohnstone.net/pages/lch-lab-colour-gradient-pick... (as linked in another comment).

You can also use the better-implemented color picker for the HSLuv color space at http://www.hsluv.org/. HSLuv is just like LCH except that it stretches the saturated colors for each hue so that any saturation coordinate represents a valid color, unlike LCH’s chroma coordinate. The downside is that the color’s chroma (colorfulness) can change when you drag the hue slider.
Fair, my point was only that there are ways of being gratified without succumbing to the cliche of changing the world.
The ideas I picked up in 2018
For €5 an extra spying chip thrown in for free is a steal though.
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I wrote something similar to this, except it used the caps lock key to get data back across from the computer. The benefit is that you don't need to rely on a network to get data back. Often the keyboard is the most trusted device on the machine.
c-sky arch has been merged into mainline: https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/lin...
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Inaccurate. Boot yes, but you can’t access your SSD from Linux, so you can’t actually install anything on your (very expensive) internal storage.

For a Mac Mini with external storage that may be passable, but for a laptop like the MacBook that’s pretty much a no go.

This move by Apple should not be confused with generic UEFI secure boot with user-loadable keys, which yes, IMO is a good thing for most people.

Apple however has locked down the hardware in a way which only benefits them.

This move is actually what everyone feared Microsoft would do with UEFI (which they didn’t) and literally caused endless FUD and uproar on the Internet (and it’s still going on).

Now that Apple is actually doing it nobody bats an eye, because Hey shiny!

TLDR: I don’t get people.
Sign up for a wholesale VoIP provider like Twilio or Nexmo.
FWIW, C-SKY architectural support was recently pulled: http://lkml.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/1810.3/03389.html
"Gaining muscle faster" depends a lot on how much muscle you already have.
Having someone on your team that understands and values this stuff is Priceless to anyone building a user friendly product.
You’re going to have to be more specific; what exactly do you mean by “run Linux on ARM”? Sure, I can compile Linux for ARM and put it in an app, and provided I am careful, I can bootstrap the kernel and get Linux up and running. But what do I do from here? I have Linux “running”, but it no container app around it anymore to allow interaction with iOS. (This is, of course, considering that you have gotten codesigning to work correctly and have full control over when the kernel JITs).
why not this: https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a1z10.1-c-s.w4004-18365...
The purpose of the letter lock is to detect tampering: that is, to make it difficult for an eavesdropper to open and read the letter without leaving evidence of having done so.

The standard letter lock was a wax seal: that is a blob of sealing wax with an impression of a stamp or signet ring. A signet ring had an intricate design that was difficult to forge.

A standard wax seal could be defeated by sliding a thin heated knife between the seal and the paper. This melted a little of the wax at the base of the seal, enough to separate it from the paper. Then the letter could be read and the wax seal reattached using the same heated knife.

The purpose of the complex letter locks described in the article was to make the hot knife technique more difficult, by embedding the end of a cut-out strip of paper into the seal so that when the eavesdropper slid their hot knife underneath the seal it would cut the strip.
On the theme of anti-piracy propaganda: https://i.redd.it/qzmicynf3rz01.png
> Even more importantly: Amazon is bad. It is monopolistic [...] Its owner should have his immoral hoard of wealth forcibly expropriated by the state before his power grows so great that all of society is warped by it.

That is a heck of a statement to make.
Still, it would seem unlikely that there are any mechanisms that would render the letter unreadable if opened incorrectly. It would be fascinating to see such a construction, though - I’m picturing something similar to the dagger device but with several complex 'plaits' and some fragile scored folds that would somehow interconnect and 'shred' if opened in an obvious way.
Before that i lived in LA, even there usage was same if not more.
How is it that all those cheap boards are always based on chips without proper support?
Neat! I wonder how far out SOC support is though. Arch support is the very first step in terms of supporting an SOC.