skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The theory with pick your own language is they should be able to feel fully comfortable (interviews are already stressful enough). If they picked Rust, Scala, or a lisp dialect, (or anything the interviewers are unfamiliar with), it can even be a better interview because we get more insight on how the candidate communicates and their ability to walk someone else through their solution. A potential other bonus is less biases leak through from an interviewer on "that is a strange way to do that in language X."
WhatsApp restricts message-sharing to fight fake news
> When you're doing web dev, it's important that devs test on devices similar to users'. FullHD seems most popular, how do you address that?

More users are now on mobile, with high res displays.
It depends on the trust. There are friendly landlords and then there are bad landlords and worse, landlords who are extremely afraid of their property values going down.
Unless your species is smart enough to prevent pre-reproduction death and cure infertility.
In Sweden you have to reply if you agree as well, because otherwise they could never convict someone of tax fraud if the pre-computed data is missing some of your income, for example. (Well, maybe they could convict you, but it would be hard to defend that morally when they didn't even force you to acknowledge the numbers.)
Indeed I meant atomic habits apologies - would highly recommend!
but where are the emojis
Do you consider The Economist to be part of the divisive partisan journalism we have today? Because they are explicitly partial in their approach to journalism, promoting specific values and viewpoints: https://www.economist.com/help/about-us

Partiality is not the same as partisanship or sectarianism.
The Dell P4317Q mentioned in the article can take 4 video inputs (2 DP, 2 HDMI) and you can split the screen into up to 4 virtual screens where each virtual screen displays a given input. So you can do fun splits for side-by-side or 4 corners or even 1 tall on the left/right and 2 of 1080p on the other side stacked.

Some of the other monitors which use the same panel cannot do this splitting, as far as I can tell.
So when it suits your pre-conceived ideas the US acts predictably in support of establishment interests, but when it doesn't the US acts irrationally against it's own interests. If it's irrational, how can you predict anything about it's behaviour?
If we follow the metaphor of driving at 100MPH then we are in agreement that it is a skill we learn to do, however I would like to add the caveat that you cannot learn to drive around a hairpin bend at 100MPH because you cannot drive around a hairpin bend at 100MPH and it may well be the case that we are approaching the bend and are going too fast and cannot muster the necessary coordination to successfully navigate the turn.

It would be nice if this weren't the case, but it might be.
What is customer engagement? The science and art of engaging with your customers
Cleaning New York's filthy harbor, one oyster at a time – CNN
I've had two turbinate reductions, a UPPP, and balloon sinuplasty, and I still don't feel right about my nasal breathing. Dr's have pretty much given up at this point.

The strips eventually ruin my skin, or don't stick through the night (they come off and eventually stick to my foot, or my cats...). So I finally turned to "nose cones". The ones on Amazon and the local pharmacies are barely passable, so I did the unthinkable in this day and age and ordered some "Max Air Nose Cones" directly from the manufacturer. Don't want to seem a link shill, so Google/Duck, or just find it as the domain name is the product name. I use the Max Air for exercise (clear) and the Sinus (beige, a bit more stiff) for sleep.

Still not a perfect solution, but cheaper, reusable (still on first set), and less skin irritation than other solutions.
PyTorch-Kaldi Speech Recognition Toolkit
Faecal transplant researchers identify super-pooper donors
Analysing Zomato Data
As a part of that there are several projects underway trying to get oysters to return, using artificial reefs:

https://www.platteoester.nl/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Overv...
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On top of the software aspects many smart locks neglect the actual locking mechanism leaving the lock vulnerable to easy tricks like shimming.

Smart locks also have to consider how they'll function without electricity. An exposed slot for a battery could let an attacker instantly fry the lock from the outside.
Truth about the Tourism Industry
Site is unsecure - get your HTTPS sorted

Copy font size is tiny on desktop

Your brand name isn't even on the homepage!

Your selling point "we build creative websites" does nothing to set you apart from your competitors - they all do that. What's special about you?

Buttons aren't fully functional, you have to click the text directly as if it's not a button but only a text hyperlink. The entire box around the link should be clickable - example - "case study" text on the work page.

Case study URLs are very basic, not SEO friendly

No robots.txt file, search engines won't know if you want them to avoid certain areas of your site, and won't know where your sitemap.xml file is if it's at a nonstandard URL

No sitemap.xml file (at least not at the normal URL)

No analytics tracking detected

Initial homepage load includes a loading symbol, this suggests the site is slow. Site should try to render something as soon as possible and not hide behind a loading animation.

Homepage URL is not at the base domain, but in 2 subfolders at /agency/home. The homepage should not be in a subfolder.

Would be better to remove the .html in URLs via URL rewrite rules so that they are friendlier to users, easier to remember, copy, and share.

If you open the contact modal form, then try the probono menu item the probono modal comes up underneath the contact form and cannot be read.

Close links are not in a consistent position, confusing for users. They tend to be in the top left, which goes against intuition, most other interfaces have close buttons in the top right, with the exception of OSX.

The About copy is in a modal box, if Google can read this at all it will still downweight its importance. It would be better to have some of this copy on the homepage, and the rest on its own dedicated page with its own clear URL.

And that's just from a quick 5 minute look around. The site is quite sloppy from both a technical SEO and UX/UI point of view. Design wise it looks okay, very modern, although not that functional.
Ask HN: Project ideas demonstrating protocol level understanding of internet?
As far as I can see, highly intelligent people of roughly equivalent intelligence/experience disagree profoundly over economics. So I doubt anyone truly understands economics.
Ex-NASA Engineer Admits Fart-Laced 'Glitter Bomb' Video Was Staged
> Circulate it through the Microcosmic Orbit to balance it

I beg your pardon?
Not quite as small as you'd like but my work issued Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 is quite small and light with high res. I haven't tried running any Linux on it yet but it should have decent software support with a recent kernel and modern distro.
target="_blank" would certainly help usability of the "Info & Download" links.

Thanks for the website, klageveen!
Freemium plan of Seodity
Yes, if you interpret indicators correctly, there is no problem. Only the statistic above does not let you do that. It groups the data with no clear info on the weight of each category. As far as I know there could be no poor people included, only rich people with a lot of debt.

I can give you a basic example of it: x + y = 5. Give me the correct value for each unknown. Only 2 values are correct.
What a great story
In a world with tax-included prices, obviously they would advertise the local price in local media. In national media, who cares what they do? They could put "$0.99 (prices may vary)" or whatever they choose.
The headache of an advertiser should be the least of your concerns when dictating consumer law. (And yes, it is law in many countries. Consumer protection laws say that consumer pricing must include VAT.)
The future is a waterproof 60" 8K touchscreen monitor set on a drafting table's slant.
I just checked, and my former university seems to still have the same opportunities to learn about logic as it did during the mid-90's.
> Are there advantages to this communication style that I'm missing?

Invoking an offended identity group is a necessary condition of getting something to fly on Twitter.
awesome but how do I learn more about this?
Both links from that page are dead -_-
Not that ai have seen. Check out 'the lockpicking laywer' on youtube for details on many models. He only focuses on physical security however.
Nice clickbait title.
> What they actually need is population contraction, desperately.

They also need to stop treating women like being worst than cattle, that way maybe industries other than the ones heavily involved in the industrial-military complex would come and invest in SA (the "women are seen as worst than cattle"-analogy has been told to me by a friend who used to work in SA as part of a defense company).

Also, they need to "secularize" their education pretty rapidly. The same friend, an engineer, told me how one of his Saudi colleagues was telling him and his other colleagues about how they used to teach the Quran in SA's engineering schools. Also, said SA engineer confided in his Western colleagues by telling them that he was a closet Atheist, and if word got out about his non-believe status he would risk the death penalty. You cannot build a modern, wealthy society when you're still threatening your people with the death penalty for not believing in a particular god or religion.
Please don't take this as a general rule for the subway in Paris.
While it is true that some lines (13 is infamous) at some hours are really packed, most of the time it is fine.

I was born in Paris and have lived there for 30+ years, and the vast majority of the time I can take the subway just fine.
They do not have monopoly, but have a right to a technical usage, which in this case is just short for formal logic.

As far as I know there is no formal equivalent of Hegel's logic. This is not a criticism (my favourite thinker is Jung) but is still a relevant distinction.
The point of this feature seems to be that Facebook knows the signatories are real people, which makes the petition more valid. Allowing votes from outside the FB user graph would defeat that.
Need more grammar. Do better engish. Try use some participle.
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> If you want TRUE REFERENCE sound, look up exactly what gear your favorite recording studio uses, and buy the same set-up. Otherwise, just have fun :)

It's interesting how much audiophiles focus and are ready to spend on gear when acoustic treatment (including planning and building) of the room brings undeniable and immediate impact, and in it's basic form can be orders of magnitude cheaper than all those insane RCA and power cables, supporters, pyramids and whatnot.

Just buying the same gear without proper acoustics won't bring you the "TRUE REFERENCE".
> They can't sent everyone back in one go

The KSA is a wealthy absolute monarchy. They absolutely can.
True, there probably is, but Debian is pretty known to be conservative towards newer releases.
I couldn't say, I'm not familiar enough with their work to have an opinion.

When I read the news, I want to know what happened in the world - I don't want to read it through the lens of the journalist. If there was a skirmish between Israel and Hamas, tell me that. Explain the events as we understand them, without spinning them to fit into a political narrative. What I dislike is when the Guardian reports it as Israel oppressing innocent Palestinians and Fox News reports it as a terrorist attack on unsuspecting checkpoint guards. People in the left-leaning tech industry tend to interpret this as "Fox News always lies" but from what I've seen it's more like both sides lie and the truth is somewhere in the middle.

The real world is murky and complicated and political issues are very rarely black-and-white (if they were, there wouldn't be 2 sides). When journalists simplify a story to pander to bias, it promotes black-and-white thinking and I believe that's extremely harmful to meaningful political engagement.

[edit]

> Partiality is not the same as partisanship or sectarianism.

OK sure, I'll grant you that. The latter is what I take issue with. Reporting from a perspective is to be expected, a social commentary journal would focus on different facts from an economics or a culture journal and you'll have other differences. My issue is basically how political reporters spin stories.
My first test on a monotype font targets similar characters, especially at small sizes: 0O 1l ~- }) …

There is no tilde in Lucida's snapshot, but I would rate the font very low on the readability of the other characters. The other parameters (serif, form of the "g", etc) are of no importance to me if the first test fails.
Git aliases don't have to be boring
But is Verdana provided as a webfont?

On mobile, almost no one can see Verdana.
Yes but I believe they’re not permitted to both be used in an individual airport identifier. KORD or 07G are valid but 07O would not be. Just the same as they’re not both permitted in the same aircraft registration.
Sure there are potential positives, but the current state of the art is not ready for this, and if you read the thread, it's clear this particular vendor is absolutely not handling the requisite security concerns in the right way. In any case, there's no good reason not to have a physical key for a fallback. What happens during a power outage and the Internet is down? How is this thing powered anyway? Batteries are a major problem. And again, if it's hardwired, that's also a risk.
This reinforces what strength athletes have said for a long time. The point was that in this short study, strength came from intensity (weight lifted) and size came from volume. (Hence a powerlifting program might have 3 sets of 3 to 5 of 5, whereas bodybuilding programs have much higher volume at lower weight.)

This isn’t surprising; strength gains are substantially neurological. Over time, though, you still need more muscle to move heavier weight.

I know a some powerlifters, and their personal size varies with their volume (and whether or not they want size). Some are deceptively small for the weight they can move. That being said, you can’t deadlift 500 pounds without putting on some significant mass, either.
I'm shocked a landlord would willingly seek out this amount of legal liability.

Home Contents Insurance companies take note - these guys are asking for it.
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Define secure? A keyed tumbler lock can often be bypassed with a $10 kit and an hour's training via YouTube. Alternatively, without a frame reenforcement kit, a lock is bypassed with a strong kick.

Finding a software hack is probably the least of your worries.
I’ve seen that called the Garden Earth.
You know the Marxists (and everyone was one back then) claimed in the 1930s that capitalism was dead. That was almost 90 years ago. [1]

It's the 21st century. It started in the 17th century. It's not dying tomorrow.

I fully support the notion that one day capitalism will eat itself like Marx claimed. I think it actually will. I think that's a very sensible conclusion to come to. Just like I believe my car won't run forever and will eventually break down and be beyond repair or no longer viable. I'm just happy to drive it until the actual point at which it becomes not viable anymore and not proclaim the sky is falling and my car is doomed because I hear one small noise coming from the engine.

[1] http://helian.net/blog/category/socialism/
Yeah, I was redesigning my website and decided to use system fonts. When I added the system don't for monospacw text, I was amazed at how nice Consolas came out.
What you’re noticing is the variation in “x-height”, that is, the height of the middle part of the lowercase letterforms, not counting ascenders/descenders.

Width can always vary. Combinations of greater width and x-height make the letters look bigger.

At least, that’s the way I’ve always understood it.

This image shows it clearly:

http://kapundahigh.weebly.com/uploads/6/1/5/4/61545621/xheig...
>There really is nothing negative for the tax payer as far as I can tell.

Right, but its not the taxpayer making the laws, its the government. Right now, if you miss out on a few deductions and overpay, well too bad chump. If you miss some income and underpay, then you're getting audited. Making tax filing easier will make the government lose money from filers making mistakes, which is why they're resistant to change it.
You seem quite interested in the answer, so surely you can spend the required time reading the ToS of the various fonts yourself.

Please come back and let us know what you find!
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Of course, though my point was about the term "logic" in general rather than "formal logic". I am happy to say that Hegel's logic isn't a formal logic, but it's not exactly what we know to be "informal logic" either (i.e arguments and fallacies). Funnily enough, a Boolean opposition between formal and informal logic doesn't seem to include the full range of possible values...
Four Types of Stars That Will Not Exist for Billions or Even Trillions of Years
Women won’t ask a man for more pay – but they will ask a woman
Call 911 and chew (chewing it up is important) 4 tablets of 81mg baby aspirin. If you don't have baby aspirin then chew up a regular 325mg adult aspirin.

Typical chest pain is on the left side but atypical chest pain often experienced by diabetics or women can be abdominal pain, right sided chest, vague discomfort, or can be completely silent/missed. Sadly not everything behaves exactly the same.

If you're very worried, you're having symptoms, and the EKG comes back reassuring, just ask for a set of cardiac enzymes. However, ED doctors often don't want to get enzymes because it means they have to do it 3x in a row spaced 6-8 hours from each other - so it might get you an observation unit stay.

Anyways, I'm not an ED doctor but I worked in one for a month during residency and I can assure you - there are plenty of
providers who are not great at interpreting EKGs. There is pretty high variability in EKG interpretation skill between them. So if someone with weak EKG sensitivity uses that test to screen you out, then that's pretty poor care.
I think [1] gives an explanation of it.

[1] https://levelsfyi.com/google-levels-salary/amp/

EDIT: found a better source
A code repeater seems like a lot of work when standard tumbler locks are bypassed by a credit card, $10 lock pick set, a strong kick.
Thanks, this looks great. Surprised I haven't come across this too as the course videos date back to 2017.
What happens when, say, Iran wants and - legally - requests the identities of everyone that supports the "Democracy in Iran" group?
An interesting response to the explanation video from u/functor7 on reddit:

https://www.reddit.com/r/math/comments/ahz8k3/so_why_do_coll...
My biggest reason is probably that i prefer to use the same (well known / proven) tools across the line.

I don't think Arq brings something to the table that Borg/Restic/Duplicity doesn't already provide, besides a piece of software i'm familiar with, and trust. (and trust doesn't come easy when it comes to backup software!)

As i wrote, i already use Arq on my client machines instead of the mess that is "TimeMachine over wifi", but when it came to backing up my NAS and server/VPS, i had to look for something else, as Arq is not available on those platforms.

My use case would be backing up with Arq from a FreeBSD/Linux NAS/Server to a remote (networked at least) target, and in case of a full restore, i would use the command line as well.

I would then use Arq for Mac/Windows for "plucking" single file restores.
eh, I think not. There is a reason why they resize the photos.
To save space. Even at facebook scale the amount of space they save by doing this must be enormous.

Additionally, images used in AI are usually scaled down a lot more, 224x224 for something like resnet50. which means that they do not need your high quality original and the smaller one they generated are fine.
You could have written a blog post and done some interesting research, instead, you thought that botting a few upvotes would suffice. Get real my friend.
Actually, you can now buy a Presto Card from machines. There are no more change collectors! And there are absolutely no more tokens. They just transitioned.
You are going to become very upset when you discover the simplicity of TLS.
> grain prices 300% to pay for Vietnam

Nice historic trivia here, a genuinely thank you for the info, I for one wasn't aware of that connection. Wasn't the same hike in the price of US wheat partially to blame for the wheat shortages experienced by the USSR in the second half of the '70s?
You're abusing the notion of a straw man, which this is not.

I am pointing out the consequences of Shasheene's idea as xe explicitly posited it. Xe is free to think about different sizes in turn, but needs to measure and calculate the consequences of whatever size xe then chooses.

No, it would not apply the same with different sizes. Think! This is engineering, and different block sizes make different levels of trade-off. The lower the block size, for example, the fewer packages end up being the same rounded-up size and the easier it is to identify specific packages.

(Hint: One hasn't thought about this properly until one has at least realized that there is a size that Debian packages are already blocked out to, by dint of their being ar archives.)
Indeed. The classic start menu was incredibly simple, it was just a menuized view of an actual folder hierarchy.

It is notable that you can create your own such menuized views by right-clicking on the taskbar -> Toolbars -> New Toolbar.
You can sidestep this if the token needs to be explicitly activated. Unlike turning a key in a mechanical lock this needn't be something that requires dexterity, just any positive action e.g. pressing a button.
I never worked in an organization where all the history was transferred to the new system (because of cost or technical hurdles).

So basically, even if the 2 systems are available for some times, the old server end up being decommissioned. So it means you have effectively lost the older history. This is not always that bad, but some times you'd like to know why something was added/designed that way because it does not makes sense, and you cannot use source control to help you. So each change of system incurs a loss of knowledge.

I don't say it is a good idea to have the same system for 30 years but at least you know where you are coming from.

The second point is that during the transition phase you have to maintain the 2 systems in parallel. Even you don't need to touch the old system often, every patch added to the old one need to be ported to the new one, and since systems are often not compatible (and don't play with the same kind of data structures), you resort to patch/manual merge that are kinda error prone, so this is a bit dangerous. It would be technically possible to import the legacy systems in the new tools, but it is often not done either.

So a perfect version control system would need :

- to effortlessly import all the legacy history

- to be 100% compatible with the old system to be able to do merge/compare across systems.

Frankly that sounds like impossible requirements.
So most of the time it is more an organizational issue (when to do the cut off, training, etc) than really a technical issue due to the tooling.
Yes, crawling and publishing crawled data seems to be a very complicated, grey area.
That doesn't include the needed protein, fats, vitamins and so on. And it is even completely wrong unit, it is the calories in food that matters not its weight.
But controlling immigration is evil. We’re just cool with that? No big deal? Kings make it okay?