skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> I can’t see people wanting to manage their own homepage. But then again, I remember we all did in high school for MySpace... maybe we will again.

The keyboard was what allowed such interaction.. How are nowadays' teens to manage such designs if their main device is a touchscreen?
tl;dr:

> “And this concierge had said that he’d worked for politicians and various billionaires. But in the end the FBI decided not to pursue it.”

Uhhhh... right. I'm sure those statements don't have a causal relationship whatsoever.
It's impossible for it to be a website, because to be able to modify the HTML response repl.it shows on the browser it has to be an extension. Maybe someday repl.it will implement this functionality themselves, then this extension wouldn't be needed.
Opinion: Interesting subject, but terrible title for the video... Should be called "The Use Of Frames In Conversations (with examples from GoT)".
Step 1: Don't be Jordan Peterson
>Adblockers still work

not on iOS
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Can't speak from personal experience, but my father would certainly agree with you. As would a number of other people I know.

A surprising number of people seem to have 'When shit hits the fan, Amex delivers' stories.
Threatened by conspiracy and outright fake news. That's not just their problem, it's ours as well.
Okay, so China continues to play the game of make believe...

The real news will be when the US empire stops trying to force the concept of imaginary property.
I use Safari on macOS.

When I need to google a term, I highlight it, and then press ⌘C, ⌘T, ⌘V, enter. (Copy the search term, open a new tab, paste into url/search bar, search term)

I've gotten quite fast at the keyboard sequence; it takes maybe one second total. I imagine I could make this process even faster with a plugin, But I see no need.

I would like to think that most Windows machines would let you be similarly performant by default. But if not, that's further evidence in my book that Windows just sucks...

I will note that some acronyms can be annoyingly un-googlable, as the same one stands for a wide variety of different terms. This problem does not apply to ntp, however, which comes up right away.
It started as one but after it found broad use as a recreational drug it was made illegal. It's Schedule I in the US and illegal in most countries (source: wikipedia).

Which is a shame because holy crap the one time I had MDMA sure broke me out of a major depression I'd been in for a couple decades.
If this joint liability holds up in court even in the final stage, I wonder what's going to happen to German registrars.

Won't every domain name just be moved abroad if they can be held hostage on a whim from a third party?
For a new project you definitely want to use Python 3 as Python will be EOL in 2020.

For new projects I tend to favor Python 3.7 over 3.6. But sometimes I have to fall back to 3.6 because some packages have not been updated yet and I don't want to install them from Git(Hub) (e.g. GeoPandas through pyproj).
Just because both are bad, doesn't mean one can become better.
In Venezuela, Russia pockets key energy assets in exchange for cash bailouts
It depends when you're trying to do with them, but the network speed of the Pi is definitely a bottleneck for me. If it weren't for that, the throughput could definitely be used for some cool stuff even with modest CPU/RAM.

My cluster: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lZDUe-_mzHc
I have to say, from reading TFA, it sounds quite appealing. I'd guess good internet service is pretty uncommon in those parts, which would limit its potential as an isolated remote-work kind of place. But if you're financially independent and like solitude, sounds pretty good.
Forms (and models) in Django are one such thing. When you define fields on a form at the class level, Django maintains a global counter so the fields can retain their order with respect to each other.

Now, with ordered dictionaries, that order is maintained for free.

Kwarg order in functions is also maintained as far as I know.
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It's funny how such things can happen a relatively short time after a big, expensive product moves to a subscription model.
This is somebody who successfully refuses to let IT upgrade her computer. That means she has a huge level of power in the organization and feels entitled to disregard policy.

Do you honestly believe she cares about the IT department wasting a little bit of money (and it really is just a little bit relative to what she probably deals with), or would respond well to an IT guy pointing out his salary in an attempt to convince her to upgrade her computer? The advice you gave is more likely to get someone fired than it is to help.
Off-topic, but if you were like me and confused why clicking the PDF link on that page downloaded the PDF instead of opening it in the browser, the problem is the "Content-Disposition: attachment" header which tells the browser to do this. As a result, I now have this add-on which gives users the option to ignore that header by file type: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/open-in-brows...
They are being hypocritical because they support censoring and even jailing people for speech on social media platforms.

Also, why are you assuming partisanship or anti-republican anything. I'm not a republican. Never have been.

Also, you forgot foxnews and wsj in your list of media entities involved in the "conspiracy". They have been attacking social media for much longer than any of the media companies you listed.

Any particular reason why you are reading so much into my comment?

I'm against all torturing and all jailing and all censorship. Whether it is of democrats, republicans, foreigners, etc. You?
Beware of copying mutexes in Go
I get access denied
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It's relevant in the fact that you shouldn't rely on it as a programmer prior to this release. Changing it would have been considered a none breaking change.
It isn't. The "trust fund" is an accounting trick to create something from nothing.

Suppose there isn't enough money in the "trust fund" and we wanted to add some without raising taxes, reducing spending or issuing any new bonds into the market (which would consume liquidity and raise interest rates). Simple, you write some new bonds and give them directly to the social security administration. Now it has "more assets" -- but you haven't actually funded anything because you have an equal amount of debt.
This can also be handled by market forces. The people who expect to buy the apartments in a high-rise like this could collectively hire their own inspectors during construction, which would be answerable to them alone. The obvious way to collectivize this is through insurance.

The problem stated by the linked Reddit commentator happens because the interests of everyone (architects, engineers, constructors and inspectors) currently align to de-prioritize safety.

There's numerous reasons why that doesn't happen. One being that no individual apartments might have been sold before the construction is finished, but another reason could be that building codes have been good enough, so people think of that as a waste of money.
he only uses the browser... keyboard and battery should be his only concerns anyways
Non-commercial product but send data in open form to my app
hi.
there is project open source free for non commercial usage.
it is possible to create opensource version that feeds data from this project in well defined form. can be json or xml via local file or shared memory. eventually some well established standard.

would using that in an app be commercial usage?
or there is not an easy answer ;)
When I’m travelling, I don’t necessarily want “so many more uses.” Being constrained to e-mail and simple editing, together with the iPad’s small form factor and extreme mobility, can be more productive than lugging around a laptop. (I use a laptop most of the time. But depending on one’s workflow, an iPad + Bluetooth keyboard at the hotel room can be a productivity boost.)
How to Get Respect Without Being a Bully – Jordan Peterson
Xeon Phi's origins are in Larrabee. They sold two iterations, but they had several more in house.
It has lots of Christmas music and Christmas themes that are the basis of every Christmas movie. Not sure why people are contrary.
I have just started working with Ocean Protocol (https://oceanprotocol.com/) and I have set up a local meetup in January for local entrepreneurs looking for access to machine learning data.
I agree that implicit conversions in C/C++ are something that ideally wouldn't exist.

IMO, though, the only way to avoid having those rules is by requiring explicitness on the part of the programmer. All other options just substitute a different set of rules which for some cases will be expected and in other cases will be unexpected.
I'd love to see a guide on setting up that Shortcuts -> Heroku -> final result workflow in a streamlined manner.

Now.sh could be another useful tool for that kind of thing, since their 2.0 product is focused on no-hassle lamda functions, without needing a full VM setup.
That's always how it starts, and it always ends with the developer, architect, builder, residents, and local government suing each other for years on end.
Yes. I'd love to know more about real world use cases.
This is why there are phased inspection requirements along the buildout - so, when struct finishes/is in progress, an inspection is required to be passed prior to next phase.

The real problem is in the purchasing of Chinese Steel, which supposedly passes muster, but clearly cannot. Hence, Bay Bridge.

But - IMO - this is what was so fucking shady about taking all the steel from the towers on 9/11 and shipping/selling them off to china.

Then we pull a PR Bullshit move of "incorporating" some of the steel in a fucking destroyer ship as some limp "Freedom Flex"

The incorporation of tower steel into a war vessel was a fuck you from the people who profited off the event.
Getting true data on connection type/band/strength etc is really useful, especially if you can log it. I personally don't have an iPhone, but Signal Spy is useful to me on Android.
There has been a lot of progress with MoltenVK and polyfill backends like gfx-rs in other emulator backends. I wonder if either would be suitable for Blender in the future?
I’m surprised there is not more news coverage about this in the US. This seems like a dream example to promote on both sides of us politics.
I was thinking of the time US Congress requested his testimony. (Which I was I had thought a subpeona is.)
There’s 4 or 5 areas with gigabit actually from smallest ISPs like packerland / CCI. They’re in some of the more populated areas of course.
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It's crazy (to me) that people will install extensions like this. Seems like there's very little advantage over just keeping two windows open, and who knows what else the extension could be doing without telling you.
Probably because all of CSS uses 1-index (ex: :nth-child)
The answer is: possibly.

I've thought of toying with TypeScript, for example, in this way; some while ago (years) when I looked, it looked like it may well let me target the versions of ECMAScript that QtScript uses. I would expect to have to deal with some misses in that process, but it did look feasible.

I ended up not pursuing this because, while I think it would make a much more sane development experience, I don't think I'd interest other more mainstream JavaScript devs (or aspirants) to make sojourns into ERP-land and at the same time I would likely write code much more difficult to understand for those few other people that work this niche as well; also, a substantial portion of the work (upwards of 60%) is in SQL and PL/SQL flavors... again a barrier to many JS devs. I feel I owe it to my clients to leave the code serviceable by those others that have experience working in this environment should I decide to stop doing this work (or they decide not to like me anymore :-) ). On balance, the cons of a transpiling approach outweigh the pros unless I was able to get our community to shift "best practice" to more modern standards; the ISV that produces the ERP is highly conservative, not terribly forward looking, and has a good case of "Not Invented Here" syndrome, and the other practitioners are not exactly the highest level developers... so at the end of the day I don't think I'd get any traction in mitigating the risks of such a change while only really achieving a little more comfort for myself.

Good news for me is I do other stuff that this ERP developer thing... :-)
The building is >300' tall - if it were to fall in any direction, they would need a certain amount of free access. Perhaps that radius is where the 600m came from.
This looks really cool. I may be deploying a fleet of Raspberry Pi or similar servers in the near future and this might save us a ton of headaches.

The target context is a medical facility in a remote location without Internet (or extremely limited Internet), though. Is there a way to distribute updates by USB stick?

What's the best place to read stories of people who have tried deploying with Balena on RasPi-type servers and/or contexts without Internet access, and learn about their successes and difficulties?

Thanks!
But as a neighbour, I don’t want the building to fall on me. Part of the risk is externalized. Do I get to send an inspector too? That over privileges me because then I can stall projects by claiming an ostensible high threshold of risk.
Also C: Its a christmas movie if we all decide it is.

If it becomes one more of the christmas-centric traditions, then it becomes a christmas movie.
>Asking Facebook to stop authoritarianism is authoritarianism.

No, forcing Facebook to stop authoritarianism might be authoritarianism, but asking Facebook to stop authoritarianism is simply an expression of a concern and a request for action.

We really need to stop seeing every opinion with which we disagree as either fascism or folly, here.
Its a meme. Started a few years ago.
I don’t vape and don’t really know common vaping patterns. I will point out, though, that cigarettes aren’t really subdivisble, and humans are remis to waste.

W/r/t definition, the second linked pdf makes reference to measured composition of known bads in vapour:smoke and asserts the ratio is smaller than 1:20. Also refers you to the preexisting literature. https://www.karger.com/Article/FullText/360220
That paper defines harms as a combination of health and social factors, with a large weighting towards morbidity.
As far as I remember, many of the steel failures on the Bay Bridge were US steel from Ohio through Dyson.
The evidence is pretty simple.

We currently use 1% despite all the advances in solar. That makes 100% solar is not going to happen pretty settled when you factor in cost, materials, efficiency, reliability etc.

I don't have to prove anything. You are welcome to believe in solar but you won't find any realistic proposals out there. If that existed all you had to do was to show it to me. But you won't because it doesn't exist. In other words, pretty settled.
> How about if you're planning to hurt others?

The rule of thumb that I go by is "we should allow whatever it is that the United States Supreme Court allows".

The thorny edge cases that you are talking about have been explored in depth by the Supreme Court, and I think that they have made good decisions.

(IE, the good decisions that they have made is to almost always side in favor of free speech).
That's beside the point.

>> I hope there is another benevolent dictator to take over once [Linux is] gone.
A Christmas Story is the tradition in this household.
If you don't mind, could you share some more details on what tests you did, what was causing the depression, and how the tests led you to find out?
If you are spending days, and the person is spending 10 minutes, that might actually work out in your favor.

Also, 7 or 8 steps in any org chart is insane.

It’s more likely to cost a ton of money if someone hacks her browser/OS though.
New UK homes 'crumbling due to weak mortar'
Tromso is also a hub for satellite communications and comms companies, which helps.
Depends on just how remote you want to be. Broadband is available in the more populated towns. When I was in Houghton, the only major service interruption I remember was from a backhoe operator digging where he shouldn't.
And yet the Chinese just succeded with an important step.

You are using something written in 1983 as your support enough said.
Nice job! I had a strange feeling I had seen this before.

That being said, I love the concept. Fun way to get some practice in!
The government shut down Backpage and Craigslist personals because they were supposed conduits for sex trafficking (which seems like it'd make those sites and easy source to find the perpetrators), and here they were presented with video evidence of suspected child sex trade, yet they declined to pursue it.

Is the government interested in stopping this behavior, or just pushing it farther underground and out of sight (yet still accessible to those with enough money and/or power)?
Die Hard being regarded as a Christmas movie has been growing in popularity in the culture for many years now. I did however first hear about it being discussed in a TV show, although I can't remember which.

The article also touches on another meme that has been growing for the past few years, Thanksgiving and its lack of associated songs. I remember first noticing that due to Bob's Burgers mentioning it constantly in their Thanksgiving episodes, but have now noticed that SNL has been bringing up the fact there are no Thanksgiving songs for the past couple years as well.
Datalog is a form of prolog, used currently by a database called datomic as it's query language. If you wanted to play with datalog, the best way is to do the free tutorial at www.learndatalogtoday.org you don't need to anything about datomic or clojure in order to do the tutorial, and I found it really helpful to get an idea of how it would be really helpful for certain types of queries, compared to an analogous query in SQL (which I also like btw...)

[Edit] - funny, someone just posted this other tutorial to HN too, haven't done it yet but looks fun and educational, it's a murder mystery! https://xmonader.github.io/prolog/2018/12/21/solving-murder-...
Interesting. I suppose I mostly lived in new build in by Tower Bridge and on the other side in Kensington. Solid homes all.

Or in older homes in the midlands and those were fine.
Blender has a lot of OpenGL code, including shaders that are dynamically generated at runtime. There are definitely not enough resources to maintain multiple rendering backends.

If Blender is going to continue working on MacOS at all it is probably going to be through a wrapper like MoltenVK (if Blender eventually moves to Vulkan).

Apple is being actively hostile to cross platform software development with their graphics APIs so I will not be surprised if a lot of projects drop Mac support entirely when they finally remove OpenGL.
for expert system prolog is the king
I have looked at your stack and it’s very cool. One thing I was most curious about is the long term plan for your docker fork. Are you going to upstream changes or APIs so you don’t have to maintain the fork?

The other question I have is about the stability of docker itself at scale. I worry about the reliability of essentially developer/server tooling in an embedded space where there is no ops team to help it along. Have you had any issues?
Management at Intel has seen a major shakeup recently, and the blog series you linked to was public enough that the new management probably knows about it, and makes good points not just about the technology but also about the organizational failures at Intel.

It's entirely possible that the winds have shifted and that the new management basically pointed a finger at the ISPC blog post series and said "more of that".
Does this, in practice, mean quality? The aeroplane industry doesn’t do this and they build safe craft.
You can't judge a white Swede with the same standard as a white American, they grew up in completely different cultures. In Sweden saying the n word was completely normal 20 years ago and almost everybody did it, not just racists but a lot of immigration friendly people as well. That means that pewdiepie having that word in his unconscious vocabulary is not a sign of him being a racist, but of him having grown up in Sweden in the 90's. White Americans on the other hand have been drilled not to say the word for a long time (kinda like Voldemort in harry potter) so to them it is unthinkable to say the word like that, but pewdiepie didn't have the luxury of growing up in USA. Being lenient to foreigners is an important part of globalism, he did something wrong, said he was sorry and he is unlikely to do it again, why is it so important to you to press further?

Also many racist things that would be totally unacceptable in Sweden are common in USA so it is not like we are more tolerant or racist than you are over there, we just focus on different things. For example in Sweden it is unacceptable to group people together like "African American", expressions like that are there to alienate groups. Instead we think it is enough to call everyone "Swedish", it is unthinkable that a politician would start calling immigrants "Afro Swedish". Or at least it was seems like we have gotten more influenced by USA now. But another thing: In Sweden it is seen as very racist to ask about race, gather data about race etc, while in USA that is mandatory. A politician suggesting adding such measures would get called a Nazi and thrown out immediately.

About the other things, pewdiepie has produced around 600 hours of original video content with edgy humor on his own, each clip getting millions of views. Edgy humor tends to skirt on whats acceptable and he is bound to make mistakes sometimes, especially with the cultural differences between Sweden and USA. I think it is stranger that they haven't found more dirt on him on than they did.
Your point of view is wrong, I'm not talking about the person being mocked changing anything, I'm talking about those witnessing it; those not involved in the dispute. And yes mocking is peer pressure, and yes it does work on people; if you've never seen this, you need to get out more.
in 2004 when he was against nuclear. There are so much more about him that you haven't included.

You can start here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-7DIv3AU1o

It's pretty obvious that him being a registered lobbyist means absolutely nothing in this context. But again that's how this whole thing work. Shaming and fingers in ear.
The thing that intrigued me the most about Prolog was that true and false are not opposites. True means it could prove it, but false means it couldn’t prove it in time, not strictly necessarily really false as in not true. Thinking about that distinction, that you can have a language where the default logic can’t be used for Boolean algebra, blew my mind when I was in college and has been fun to ponder ever since.
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Most of the UP is quite desolate, and this area, even more so since it’s not on the way to anywhere.

And even when Phoenix was on my way somewhere, I don't think I ever stopped there.
Some people still haven't heard the gospel of Tiling WMs, I guess.
I wish I was in your position half my company still runs IE 11
One of the best things I've ever done for my mood is to switch to a plant based diet full of natural anti inflammatory foods. I noticed a big lift in my mood after the first week and it's stuck with me almost two years later.

Check this video for more details:
https://youtu.be/4xbNNxQZEgA
I don’t think he wanted to retain them. Pretty sure his logic was that the company is grown up and it needs new leadership.