skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
A link above explains. You want to call your uncle in Australia. Is he awake? (home from work?, etc). You can't tell because it's the same "time" here and there but a very different part of his day.
Etherpad (etherpad lite) has plugins for formatting https://static.etherpad.org/plugins.html

You can try a lot of them out in the demo online https://etherpad.org/
These are not the commenter's claims, though, so it's odd that they're what you're litigating.

It's sure implied by that wording. I think the term that's en vogue these days is microaggression. The exact words "because only christians would do something empathetic on a first date" weren't used, but the implication is there.
I wish that PowerShell had a way of breaking down the learning curve. It understands some basic Bash commands like `ls` and `cd`, but I feel it would be good to use those as teachable moments, like tell me that `ls` is actually running `Get-Contents` or whatever.
The terminal adds support for ligatures, in the sense that the rendering capability is now there, but you can use a shell/editor without them.
More often than not, the 'difference' is whether or not the woman decided it's creepy or not, which is, more often than not, attached to the physical attractiveness of the man, or her mood at the time. Benefit of the doubt doesn't enter into it, especially after #MeToo

And you might have noticed that women aren't having much less sex. It's because women are all having sex with a small number of men. Attractive, successful men. This is, sadly, the result of female, and to a lesser extent male, freedom of choice. Most women would choose to only have sex with attractive, successful men. And unlike men, they have that option.
Couple puritanical norms with men who aren't that great at reading social norms and err on the side of caution and this is what happens. A significant minority is not able to make sense of it.
The rule was overturned by a federal court for overstepping the DOL’s statutory authority. What “constituency” are those unelected, life-tenured judges serving, exactly?

Maybe the rule is a good idea, or maybe it isn’t. But the Obama administration tried to promulgate a massive new financial regulation through aggressive interpretation of existing statutory authority. A federal court didn’t buy it. That sometimes happens when you try to create new laws through executive bureaucracy rather than Congress. (Ironically, exactly the same thing has repeatedly happened to Trump.)
This is unsubstantive. It's one thing to express concern over what you might perceive as encroaching Puritan morality. It's another to blast a movement focused on giving a voice to sexual abuse victims.
New technical details for the impatient:

WSL 2 runs a very lightweight Hyper-V VM (the same type we use for Hyper-V isolated containers) with a full Linux kernel so there is no syscall translation occurring.

The lightweight Hyper-V VM, the 9P filesystem bridge and even the kernel is heavily borrowed from the kernel we use with LCOW in Azure.

these VMs use virtually allocated memory, start up in under a second and stop even faster

the Linux filesystem is now just using EXT4 directly over a virtual pmem device

sharing files/folders is fully maintained by use of a filesystem bridge using the 9P protocol, so WSL 2 sees all your Windows files and folders and you can see your Linux mounts from Windows

there is now a NIC in WSL 2. We used our NAT network mode so that NIC is fully managed and coordinated by the host, but it does have its own IP
If what you’re dealing with is thousands of attempted brute force attacks on a daily or weekly basis, a wordpress plugin might not be the solution.
To expand on this. As I understand Microsoft has started to create a new version of WCF for .NET core (or 5 as it is called now). I should a multi-year development project to do this, because it can no longer be "Windows" Communication Foundation since it also must work on Linux.

They same goes for EWT tracing which is the logging mechanism you can use. That also has to be cross platform.

So for some years to come, I (on some projects) are "stuck" with .NET 4.X until WCF and EWT has been re-architectured.
They're saying the subject of the headline is a mistake. Not that the mistake is believing that's the purpose of government.
> I wonder how many other nice to haves there are that simply aren't visible.

You might be aware of this already, but if anyone isn't this aware, this picture from the article has a number of Windows-/Super- key shortcuts that works already:

https://github.com/microsoft/PowerToys/blob/master/WindowsKe...
I agree, but one of my concerns about Microsoft's direction is... that there doesn't seem to be a clear direction regarding UI frameworks. We now have Win32, Windows Forms, WPF, UWP XAML, and React Native, with no clear message about what platform makes sense to invest in for the long-term. In fact, I am starting to think that Microsoft may be abandoning the UWP XAML direction in favor of React Native since presumably React Native has a better cross-platform story than XAML does.
We already have that problem now.
> To be clear, there are upstanding insurers and agents who sell indexed annuities only when appropriate.

There were. Now investors simply cannot tell the difference so for all intents and purposes, there are not. If you're investing through a third party at this point, you're a fool and you'll be taken advantage of. There is no protection other than the law. This article and others should make that clear. Investors need to become experts themselves and learn about what they invest in as well as how to invest. It's a tall order but that's what it takes to not get ripped off now. That's what this administration wanted and that's what they got: a clear path to ripping people off on their retirement savings. What else would one expect from them?
Go 1.12.5 and Go 1.11.10 are released
To help them make ridiculous claims that are impossible to support?
Throwaway for obvious reasons.

I’ve never been in a context where that’s even acceptable. None of my friends pick up women (or are successful) and the only person I know in a long term relationship met his fiancé in middle school.

I dont think it’s Puritanism but it is being risk averse. I know how hard it is for women and how many creeps they do have to deal with so I’d rather not even create the possibility of coming off as one. Add to this the tinderification of the hiring market (see Google’s top 1% of intelligence) and dating scene have put the bottom 80-90% in a bit of a bind because in many large metro areas there are more straight men than women and women are not culturally expected to make the first move. Couple that with increased expectations and lower social cohesion and it becomes...well, expected.

Source - non-homeschooled straight 23 year old, never once asked a girl out.
Obama tried that after the Bush admin lied to force us to go to war and it got us 6 years of Mitch McConnell’s obstructionist charades and republicans stealing a Supreme Court seat. Republicans consistently operate in bad faith.

We need to prosecute these criminals instead of just moving on like this is normal. Otherwise, we’re just letting norms be destroyed as we lurch towards authoritarianism. The rule of law was under attack before Trump, but we need to take it back before it’s too late. We need to go through something like the deNazification initiative: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denazification
This already works with WSL1.0, so I'd consider it to be a regression if not. I just verified with opening vscode from bash in a windows directory from WSL using `code /mnt/c/Users/zeusk/Desktop/memester`

Also, output of `which code`:

> zeusk@DESKTOP-F776PPQ:/mnt/c/Users/zeusk/Desktop$ which code

> /mnt/c/Users/zeusk/AppData/Local/Programs/Microsoft VS Code/bin/code
That's the first good reason I've heard for why he maintains such a long beard. I wonder if it was a calculated decision.
My understanding is SLIME is based on the work done in emacs to connect to “live” Erlang instances.(see distel)

I don’t think I’ve seen anything better than this for debugging and doing live code changes.
I wish they'd include the idea of "competition in the marketplace for orgasms" alongside these social and economic ideas.

People have limited time & energy, so some percent are conceivably putting less effort into the difficult ways of relieving sexual tension (relationships) while favoring the easier ways to do so (pornography).

Porn has been one of the first industries to take advantage of technology, and the change in accessibility of porn is unparalleled. It went from something one was forced to sneakily travel to shady locations and physically purchase to something that we are accidentally exposed to or even advertised to on omnipresent screens everywhere in our lives.

And that isn't even going into the way the market has selected for 'more potent' forms of pornography- like the way that just about every fetish can be explored to depths that would shock/offend someone who doesn't share it. (something that probably has an isolating effect on relationships)

And it also isn't accounting for the new-ish industry of 'relationship replacement' style streamers- another economic activity that I believe must be competing with traditional 1 on 1 relationships.
Why? Because our preconceived notions of a "day" is that it must mean the sun has risen and set. I get past this pretty easily by imagining I'm in space where I would have to divorce that from my mind.
Is also why large bureaucracies are seemingly able to run in the air for ages after they leave the cliff edge. Bureaucratic inertia, especially once it reaches the scale of a country, should not be underestimated lightly.
Except that AZ is gray in the right graph and we already do MST year round with no plans to change. And then Nevada is listed as N/A for proposed time zone which makes no sense.

So, yes it is confusing, and a bit incomplete - thanks for your efforts to decode it!
Tinder and other hook up apps are the solution. No more approaching strangers in a bar who are either there to hang out with friends or just want to be left alone.
Windows 10 Skill
Although improving recently, Microsoft still struggles with "our docs contain lots of knowledge but not a lot of wisdom." I go to documentation to find wisdom about the whys and why nots, not just the hows (i.e., method signatures and syntax).
If you like really, really dark SF, I would recommend Denma, but for some inexplicable reason they seem to have rearranged the panels in some dummy's-mobile-friendly format. What a sacrilege.

https://www.webtoons.com/en/sf/denma/1-a-dog-of-panama-1/vie...

The original format actually looks like this:

https://comic.naver.com/webtoon/detail.nhn?titleId=119874&no...

Disclaimer: the author is infamous for never being on time, and it's not complete yet.
You can do this in Google Calendar, so sort of.
Okay, flip it around -- how many places are using a piece of hardware that doesn't have a proper Linux driver? How many people are still using laptops where Linux has problems with sleep/hibernate? And where do the benefits of using the Linux kernel come from?
> Welcome to the post #MeToo era

Bullshit. Complete bullshit. Politely approaching someone in a bar is not something under attack, nor has it ever been.
> I get near daily alerts of attempted hacks mostly from Eastern Europe.

Everything you put on the Internet gets daily attempted attacks.
The issue is... nobody should care about attempted attacks. Of course people will try to bruteforce your passwords. If you have any kind of software that warns you about these attacking attempts that's not helpful at all. What you want is to make these attacks do nothing. In case of bruteforce attempts it's clear how to do that: don't use insecure or reused passwords.
I dont think it has anything to do with puritan, as its not related to religion at all.

well for one, sex in college is extremely dangerous. the Obama administration basically threatened Universities to treat male students as guilty (not even guilty until proven innocent).

https://www.theatlantic.com/education/archive/2017/09/the-un...
I wonder if dating apps contribute to a "paradox of choice".

The book by Aziz Anzari "Modern Dating" suggests this may be a factor.
I found this too amusing.

Make sure to read the About page since it does provide a bit more useful of an explanation: https://ciso.tools/about/
If you like functional programming, sure. F# and C# really aren't comparable as they implement two different programming language philosophies.
This is a wild exaggeration. Men used to be able to basically hit on women in all contexts with zero consequence (e.g. hitting on women at work was ok, let alone butting into a group at a bar). More recently, people have been pushing back on men who are inappropriate.

This leads to some men who don't understand the new boundaries having a very large overreaction and essentially saying that it's impossible or scary to 'chat someone up'. See also the men who won't work/game in mixed gender groups because it's "too difficult".

The new rules are essentially 'be respectful' and "there's a time a place" and 'politely accept no as an answer' and 'no one owes you shit'.

They aren't complicated rules.
There is a sort of sexual paranoia in the US, but it isn't religious and puritan....it shows up in corporations and academic institutions.

Laura Kipnis had a wonderful essay about it, and as if to drive the point home it resulted in a series of absurd investigations by the University she works at.

http://5d5.3dd.myftpupload.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/Se...
I'm not sure why it wasn't chosen, but I can give you some arguments against it. The braces introduce line noise. They introduce a new scope. I believe that rustfmt will currently put a newline after the opening brace. And it has the general problem that it can't be read from left to right.

(P.s. I'm not trying to start a debate, just trying to answer the question.)
Easily solved with technology that allows a person to specify when they're available. We've had such technology for decades in the form of presence.
All these separate proposals are a logical nightmare for truckers and people who have to cross state lines. I've heard this proposal before, but seems way simpler:
1) Abolish daylight savings and the 1 hour change and keep things the way they are. So technically daylight savings is right now (from March-Oct). Just keep it as it is this very second
2) Merge the Pacific time zone with Mountain time zone. That way in the continental US we have 3 time zone: Eastern, Central, and Mountain
But I can't find the exact resource I got this idea from, but I think this would minimize the headaches and gripes people have.
Do you have a concrete example or two from the Django docs that you consider to be representative? Not doubting you at all; honestly just curious to see what you're looking for in documentation.

Microsoft docs are constantly under revision, including general improvements (not just reaction to changes), and the writers are very receptive and responsive to feedback.

(I work at Microsoft on docs, but not on the ASP.NET Core docs)
Absolutely not. I unfortunately don't have sales numbers like it's the case in Japan but the Shoujo/Shounen Ai/Yaoi manga consistently rank very well. If you aren't into those, going to a bookstore is basically pointless since they occupy most of the shelf space.
As an example, the top 20 Tokyopop manga in the month of March 2019 [1] had 8 Shoujo, 4 Shounen-Ai/Yaoi, 5 Other and 3 non-defined in it with one Yaoi manga selling the most. It wouldn't surprise me if the sales are actually around 65-70% of the total number, and that's with One Piece still being around.

[1] https://www.japaniac.de/tokyopops-meistverkaufte-manga-im-ma...

Here is also the top 15 of 2017 for KAZÉ (the covers say it all): https://www.anime2you.de/news/183746/die-top-15-meistverkauf...
How would that work north of the arctic circle? Would it be 300 a week after the sun came up?
WSL1 shares the kernel, but WSL2 uses a hypervisor, so IPC is likely to take a hit.
So it's okay these days to 'label' a building filled with civilians a 'hacking' hub and blow it up? No trial. No checks. No questions asked.

Wow.
I view this more as the mechanic being paid by a supplier to say that your clutch has failed when it hasn't.
I also wonder about this. I think some benchmarks are in order, with checks for the impact of escape analysis/copy to heap.
Coordinating or planning things involving places whose longitudes differ by more than about 15 degrees generally requires taking into account that longitude difference.

Right now, we do that via time zones. If we went to universal UTC we'd still need to be aware of and deal with those longitude differences. It would still be convenient to quantize those differences into multiples of 15 degrees...and so we still end up with zones.

We could call them "space zones" or "longitude zones" instead of "time zones", but since the main purpose is to let you figure out what time on your clock corresponds to events like sunrise in other locations, we might as well continue to call them "time zones".
You might find this interesting, https://youtu.be/tG8R5SQGPck?t=24m50s

Checkout the lightweight VMs (start around 38:00)
Have you tried Tup? http://gittup.org/tup/

I used it on a project with many thousands of files and hundreds of (mostly dynamic) build rules. This was a literate program, and most build steps required the extraction of code from the source docs --- including build rules themselves --- and I still maintained sub-second updates.

I think Joe would have loved it.
You don't really need real physical sex with all the associated risks and overheads when quality porn has become so abundant and readily accessible.

A half hour spent on pornhub vs. dealing with other people while making a diceroll on your health and safety? One is clearly more convenient and costs less by a very wide margin.

Unless, of course, you want to make children.
Makes sense - thanks. Looks like this is a huge win for low parallelism system and a very minor loss at high parallelism.
I really liked this book! I don't think I want to post spoilers (like really buy and read the book), but I think he established an inverse relationship between how free a society is towards sex and how much actual sex people have.
They are the solution because the intentions are clearer but then... you don’t get matches, because in straight pairings more women get orders of magnitude more attention than most men.

Source - I don’t get matches. And if I do, I’m boring.
The continental US is actually wide enough across to necessitate five time zones. The four we have now aren't good enough. Cutting down to three as you suggest would exacerbate the problem.
A track is a path (often enclosed) set aside solely for the purpose of driving[1] as opposed to transit between places. I'm surprised you haven't come across the concept, as it's been around for a _very_ long time.

[1] in this context: they're also used for horses, dogs, humans on foot etc). The
I think it'd be wrong to not think through this though. When we talk about #metoo, we don't talk about the movement itself. #metoo is a symptom, indicative of a broader social sea change.

I'm on the more progressive end in a coastal city, but have been in a uniquely diverse environment when it comes to political views, international views. People that are more socially liberal tend to have changed their stances because of a change in the general understanding of what is proper or acceptable. People who are more socially conservative have also changes their stances, but specifically blame the fear around #metoo. And I totally understand why they feel this way - it's difficult to place that shift on some nebulous generational change of social mores. It's much easier to place that shift on a specific, well-defined, well-publicized movement. That's not to say anyone is blasting that movement by saying this is how people feel. Neither is it blaming the movement for actually doing anything. However, it is likely what this change is mentally attributed to for many people.
> don't involve any math [and so is] ... unfalsifiable

A theory involving math is only better than the alternative if it is also correct. Theories can be falsifiable if they don't have math either.

For example, I might have a theory that water always flows downhill. Then I am confronted with a pump, and my theory is now falsified. Fitting a mathematical model involving gravitational constants and laminar flows will be a better theory because it fits the observations very well.

A theory that I have porridge for breakfast in a way that can be modeled with an iid normal distribution is a terrible theory, because if I find out about it I'll start playing with my breakfast just to spite the modeler. The inclusion of a precise mathematical model just paints a bigger target for me to hit. Economics is much more in that vein of things - the people being modeled can respond to the models themselves.

The mainstream economics theories are all going to be based on non-mathematical assumptions that link reality to a math-y model. Those assumptions are the weak point of economics. We can trust the academics to get the math right once they've finished making assumptions.
There are a lot of people (such as myself) that grew up poor, so we invest most of our energy into our careers to avoid falling back into poverty. Unfortunately, families are expensive and a great way to ensure you raise another generation in poverty.

It's no surprise that people are putting off marriage and starting a family if you don't want to raise children in the same situation you were raised in. It's a similar problem across the pond in Japan where people grew up in practically single-parent households due to the rigors of work potentially leading to Karoshi. So you have people either completely checking out of society, or focusing entirely inwards to avoid a repeat of history.
MacOS X -> Windows 10 convert here. Also Linux user for 15+ years. My experiences:

Windows 10 support for things is fantastic. It's faster than Mac OS X and Linux for me. It multitasks better. The HDPI support is very mature compared to Windows 7/8. Multi-monitors just work. I love snapping windows (via corners and hot keys). Also Windows Key + Shift + S to click+drag screenshots to clipboard.

Everything just works. Or the driver is a Google away. Wireless printers and scanners. Bluetooth headphones. Apps like slack, trello, spotify.

While I haven't used the Surface, I was considering one for development, but the repairability on the Surface Book 2 (if that's what you mean) is worse than the Macbook Pro: https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Microsoft+Surface+Book+2+Tea...

On the other hand, Windows 10 "just works" on a lot of hardware. I recommend Lenovo X and T series. Dell XPS series are getting good reviews.

WSL: I'm running webpack via npm, postgres, django and flask. I keep the project files in the windows layer and symlink it into WSL. I turn off Defender because it's the only way to work. WSL is far too slow for me to use Defender on.

Despite that, I turn a lot of call home stuff off. There's tons of telemetry stuff that adds no value. I tried W10Privacy and OOSU10 for it. I wish Microsoft would just add a button to turn all the cloud cruft/call home stuff off.

There is a nasty issue where running rm -rf node_modules that can cause the system to freeze. So go into explorer to remove that with shift+delete. Sometimes I still have to restart.

Microsoft has won a lot of confidence from me with Windows 10, VSCode, and WSL.
ShareJS has a JSON editor example https://github.com/josephg/ShareJS/tree/master/examples/publ...