skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Clearly you are not qualified to answer the questions, but you keep on answering.

Linguistically there is no difference between Hindi and Urdu. The primary criterion is grammatical structure which is identical in Hindi and Urdu. Writing systems and choice of nouns don't matter either.

Hindi is not obviously derived from Sanskrit. Can a Hindi speaker follow Sanskrit easily or is Punjabi easier? Urdu/Hindi are indirectly derived from Sanskrit and both of them have the same connection to Sanskrit.

The so called pure Hindi/Urdu is a language noone speaks. The artificial text book Hindi which noone speaks was constructed 100 years ago by replacing Persian loanwords with Sanskrit words and writing suitable Sanskrit based dictionaries.

If you are certain that pure Hindi is a thing, please tell us what percentage of Hindi speaking population uses nischit in place of zaroor and why is this minority Hindi pure.

As a side note, language relationships are not dictated by loan words. Otherwise south Indian languages would be considered indo-aryan rather than dravidian. In fact, some south Indian languages use more Sanskrit based words than Hindi.

The only difference between hindi and Urdu is political.

Appendix: list of loanwords from Persian in Hindi, for which nobody uses Sanskrit based equivalents in real life.

Saaya, hamesha, pareshaan, Khushi, sabzi, mehrban, deewar, taaza, darwaaza.

Maybe there is some dude somewhere who uses pratidin instead of Roz - I have never met this mythical creature. Just like using a word like "light* in a Hindi sentence doesn't change the language, neither does using Persian loanwords.
Flexport is hiring software engineers for a humanitarian relief logistics team
I'm really curious why Haskell has seen so little adoption in industry. Is it just the difficulty? Or a chicken-and-egg effect with tooling and libraries?

One thing I've wondered is if it actually isn't ideal for a lot of cases. FP is beautiful for certain things. But in some domains (or pieces of domains), state and mutation aren't just unfortunate implementation details, but a core element of the problem space. For these cases, the FP answer is usually "recompute and replace" (generally with immutable data structures that make this efficient). This can be syntactically clunky when it's a major part of your application, and not just a necessary evil to be swept out to the edge. The most successful languages let you be pure-functional where it makes sense and then stateful where it makes sense. Haskell doesn't, really (from my cursory reading about it).
African Swine Fever Is Spreading and Eliminating It Will Take Decades
I have never heard anyone rational, even in pro choice forums, say it should be a free for all. Put age limits on it since children have developing minds and lack the perspective to make such choices. Put awareness/rationality checks on it the same way we do any other medical procedure with informed consent. Unless the person is being purposefully isolated and kept from others, which is an edge case, I don't see a scenario where an invalid would be unable to find someone understanding to assist, thus the fear of being "forced to kill" FUD I hear often isn't realistic.

Obviously the best thing to do is to minimize the numbers of people who end up in such situations by addressing root causes. But that is something society has proven unwilling to deal with at scale. There will always be some people who have intractable suffering, with no tolerable outcome possible, and they deserve a peaceful way out.
If you name your grid areas—I find grid quite elegant and easy to maintain.

Also I often find that the number one reason for hard to style scenarios, is overly complected markup with deep div soups and other non-semantic container elements.
> They were probably exposed to 2,4D, not glyphosate

Ok, and...? I'm not well-versed in these things, but a quick google suggests the situation with 2,4-D is the same: anecdotal evidence of birth defects and cancers, lack of research into these topics and, miraculously, an EPA declaration that they're safe.

> If they're using undocumented workers do you think they're going to prevent them from being exposed to a key ingredient in Agent Orange?

No, of course I don't think the employers or regulators are protecting the workers. That's my entire point.
It's not really clear. There are pockets of Dravidians outside of the 'Dravidian south', but in some cases these seem to represent later migrations.

And in Sri Lanka both Indo-Aryan (Sinhala) and Dravidian (Tamil) speakers seemed to have arrived around the same time.
Certain places have zero days. But not the same day as all the neighbors.
> Why not? A mere mortal would have to get permission from me to derive a monetary benefit from my content. Why should we exempt Google from that?

Right, but that mere mortal is the one defrauding Google.

> YouTube is not a search engine and does not deserve the same protections.

DMCA safe harbor doesn't apply specifically to search engines.

> Far more common is someone uploading and monetizing content that is not theirs to do so.

Yes, that's defrauding Google. The point is that Google shouldn't be liable for when someone defrauds them.

> Because Google has legal recourse against the person with the vendetta for recovery.

The problem here is that you're claiming that google should be liable for a painful enough fine that it won't happen again. If you're our for punitive damages against a billion dollar corporation, no, you can't, get recourse from an individual. Sure google could sue me for the value of the fine, but that doesn't mean I can pay.
Links to amazon products are tracking vector number 1 and opting into one of the biggest ad networks.
Singularity recently released a (non-fully featured, but still useful) mac version.
I've thought about this before, since NoScript is too disruptive for me. One issue is that it's common for scripts to served from assets.whateverwebsite.com. I also thought of allowing anything from the same second-level domain (so anything on .whateverwebsite.com), but that would allow anything on .co.uk. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ in Chrome I trust, for now.
I havr never noticed immutable data structures to be more difficult to deal with. For the most part, because of monads and effects and such you can essentially write better imperative code in haskell.

Im noy sure why youve decided that haskell is incapable of the syntactic appearance of mutation.
You can’t do a factory reset without the device password.
Why Linked Lists Are an Interview Staple
There's a few utilities in the FreeBSD base system which use MAP_NOCORE -- I think mostly as a "this isn't useful so don't waste time dumping it" flag: mkimg, sort, grep. The libsodium we have imported into sys/contrib also mention it, but I don't know if those parts of libsodium are ever used by the FreeBSD userland.

Grepping the ports distfiles on my laptop, I see MAP_NOCORE mentioned in Cython, rust, qemu, firefox, and thunderbird; again, no idea how it's being used in those.

In the interest of compatibility, can I suggest

#define MAP_NOCORE MAP_CONCEAL

for now, and in the future if MAP_CONCEAL adds new functionality define it as MAP_NOCORE|MAP_CONCEAL_EXTRA? Since you have the capability to exclude regions from core dumps, you might as well expose it to programs which are aware of MAP_NOCORE.

PS. Linux has MADV_DONTDUMP and FreeBSD has MADV_NOCORE; I'd suggest handling those as well if you don't already do so.
> I'm not exactly sure how people are convinced that "organic" food = higher quality and safer

Well the obvious answer to "how are people convinced" is "advertising".
Pedantry is unhelpful. Technically this project could be written in assembly. Have fun doing that.
Yes. Please.
Software vendor may have opened a gap for hackers in 2016 swing state
Many third party analytics tools can be configured to track user behavior anonymously without any PII data. It is a feature because at least some developers want a solution to protect users privacy while still being able to gather data to improve user experience.

This feels like throwing the baby out with the bathwater. There are reasonable steps that can be taken to stop advertising trackers without a blanket ban on everything.
That's true, but a Hetzner server is only in a single datacenter. A closer comparison might be a CDN service like Cloudflare for free, or https://bunnycdn.com/pricing for about $0.01/GB. Both distribute your assets across the globe for reduced latency.
Fun Fact: The Weimar government had very brutal suppression of Nazi Propaganda and jailed Nazi publishers. This just won them more popular support as the public wanted to know why Nazis were being suppressed. The court trials of Nazi publishers received wide attention and gave them a platform to air their views. It turned out that Weimar censorship was counterproductive then as it is now.

Another fun fact. The communists in Weimar Germany went for the whole "punch a Nazi" thing in a big way, violently attacking Nazi political groups, which directly lead to the formation of the SS (actually a precursor group) as a self-defense group meant to protect the Nazis from communist street violence. That turned out really well for the communists, too!

So indeed, those who fail to learn history really are doomed to repeat it.
High-flying ladybug swarm shows up on National Weather Service radar
You should probably at least compare to CDN bandwidth. One dedicated server is not exactly a CDN.
No - the problem with the misc other interpreters is that they don’t provide sufficient binary stability for Apple to simply include the newest one in every update (which I suspect they would happily do).

They’re not removing the commandline (although moving to zsh? :-/), or banning interpreters.

They’re just not including them built into the os anymore.

As for the AppleScript and JavaScript questions:

Apple makes the runtimes for those, and makes sure they remaining binary compatible. Take a program that linked to (and used) the javascriptcore api to add js support. Something compiled 10 years ago will run without recompilation. Thats the bar for stability.
dtors that throw come with their own share of problems: If they do so while another exception is in flight (dtors are still called for objects when the stack is being unwound(?)), C++ crashes the process.
To be more precise, as written in the master plan (https://www.kerkour.fr/blog/bloom-a-free-and-open-source-goo...) we plan to make enough money with enterprise support and those willing to pay, to balance the loss of the free tier.
Because in its current form the subject and verb don't agree.
Too much risk of lawsuits from the music industry, perhaps?
> user-expectation/experience bugs

I consider those to be bugs in the spec, not the code. I once worked at a place that simply swept those under the rug - if it worked as documented, it didn't matter how many users couldn't get it to work. The bug report was closed as "not a bug"; you can imagine how frustrating that was.
The fed has a triple mandate 1. help lower unemployment 2. control prices 3. Bailout their friends (sounds like a sneer but central banks kind of all do that to protect the markets or banks from a run). But using the levers of the fed to prevent expensive assets from normalizing does't seem wise.
Show HN: Grade books and problems (with solutions) to brush up on math
See also IP over Xylophone Players (IPoXP), which we actually built:

ACM DL: https://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=2212785
Open PDF: http://stuartgeiger.com/papers/ipoxp-archive.pdf
It's likely that Clojure and Erlang communities have a higher ratio of experienced developers than mainstream languages. However, this would be true for Scala and Haskell communities as well presumably. Meanwhile, the fact that experienced developers choosing these languages appear to produce better code is an interesting data point of itself.
Only in American English. Groups are plural in British English. "The police are corrupt" vs "the police is corrupt".
but an evil that isn't going away, so now you have two.

I'm not anti-cryptocurrency, but we should be striving to be better than what we're creating an alternative to.
Some ABIs pass structs containing a single element differently (and in a less performant way) than primitive data types.
Web Programming with Continuations (2002) [pdf]
The thing that has me scratching my head is how this chain of events unfolded.

I get that your fraud algorithm flagged it because of lack of established payment. how is this possible if what the tweet referred to as "locking us out of all of our backups and work"? surely an account history of any significance would have an established payment record. From their tweets they mention that they had 5 droplets and some storage of a not insignificant number of records (~500k) and that a script is required to be run every 2-3 months to process some data and that script spins up 10 droplets during that time. seems like it will take 13 hours to process the data based on row count and per record time.[0] I am struggling to see how they didn't have payment history. can you elaborate?

In addition another thing I'd think would help assuage fears of a complete lockout is some process where you can request and download the db or a snapshot of the virtual machine.

[0] https://twitter.com/w3Nicolas/status/1134529322902007809
Thank you!

As it's currently in beta I would not advise to put sensitive data online for the moment, because it may be lost.
https://www.opensourceecology.org/gvcs/ is/was working on designs for things like tractors.
To be fair I haven't really used it, only read the core of the guide, so I may be mistaken.

But I've done a bit of Clojure, and I've done a bit of Immutable.js, and particularly when you have a deeply-structured piece of data, "mutating" something a few levels down gets really ugly. Now, maybe something about Haskell Enlightenment obviates this case entirely in a way I'm not seeing. But I also remember Haskell seemingly forcing you to push all your imperative code up to the surface layer of your otherwise pure program, which sounds great unless you need to do really meaningful things that are by nature imperative.
Apple is even a more unreasonable comparison. Do you build hardware and a complete software experience for the customers who buy your hardware? Well then no, you shouldn't compare yourself to Apple.
You can still reflash with DFU mode, but even then you can't activate the phone if FMI was turned on.
macOS has a native hypervisor framework, Docker and xhyve uses it.

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/hypervisor
https://github.com/moby/hyperkit
I designed a similar system a few years back to provide proof-of-presence. Imagine a block chain of devices at locations (an alibi lets say). All devices are miners and only devices in your vicinity (think BLE) can "confirm" "transactions" (your presence) on the chain.

As with anything public + blockchain it had all the Cryptoeconomics incentives problems you would expect and I never solved them.

Finding a lost device has much lower stakes than proving an alibi in court so I see how this model would work.
In 1983 when Farooq Abdullah wanted to use J and K’s autonomy to repatriate Jammu Muslims (comparable to if not greater in number than Pandits), Indira Gandhi came in and campaigned on the issue as ‘infiltration’ and her son left the Pandits to twist in the wind in the resulting backlash. In 1978, she sponsored the Sant Nirankari sect in Punjab while giving Bhindranwale a free hand to attack these ‘heretics’ at the same time. My grandfather fled his birthplace of Gulbarga in 1948 after watching Indian Army kill civilians. Please tell me more about Nehru-Gandhi secularism.
It isn't an easy conversation, and it's not one that happens over one discussion. It's something you have to actively teach them to understand while growing up.

When I was three I had already developed the basic sense that people can lie and that advertisements are made by people. I had already taught myself how to read and was reading at a junior high level before even entering preschool.

I have clear and distinct memories of all sorts of advertisements I viewed around that age, and my deconstruction of them. It is most certainly a skill that can be taught by then.

I'm not special. Most people take for granted what a child can accomplish and waste those precious developmental years treating them like idiots instead of people.

As for kids who can't even speak yet, I don't know why any parent would just plop them in front of a tablet device and YouTube. It's a literal propaganda platform and if your kid can't even form their own sentences then maybe you shouldn't be providing a direct link to bad actors who want to turn them into lifelong consumers.
It literally says that in the article:

"Most importantly, for DevOps to truly deliver value, it must include more than just tooling and automation—so simply purchasing and installing a solution isn't sufficient. As outlined here, DevOps includes culture, process, and technology."
>Why isn't this applicable to companies (or is it)?

Because companies != people, except in the cases where it is convenient for politicians.
The point isn’t that the software couldn’t be written in Go; it’s that the language feature that makes that particular problem easier to deal with doesn’t exist.

You could write this tool in Go, but it would have an entirely different flow.
I think you read more into my question than what I meant. I was asking literally about the best way to install it was without a system level ruby. Once you have homebrew, you can install ruby; but what about before that? Download and install ruby from ruby-lang.org, install homebrew and a brewed ruby, then uninstall the one from ruby-lang.org?
Which is actually used in a few places. Google always return it from https://www.google.com/teapot, and Binance uses that status code if you've been IP-banned for exceeding rate limits.
Just as context, the vast majority of ad budgets are not tied to click through metrics. Ford & Coca Cola do not care a whit if you click on their ads.

The vast majority of advertising dollars are around a) brand recognition and b) spending to make sure that it’s the people they want to have brand recognition (for coke everyone, for Ford F-150 a particular demographic).

They believe this is important. They have years of evidence to prove it is & that you don’t think it works on you doesn’t matter to them.
I have no idea if what you're saying is generally true, but I can say with certainty that no one would ever say "the police is corrupt" in American English.
Gday I would recommend people consider shifting platforms

* Facebook -->> Minds+MeWe

* Twitter -->> Gab

* Youtube -->> Bitchute

* Pateron ->> subscribestar

* Instagram ->> Pixelfed

* Meetup ->> @GetTogether

* Skype -->> Wire or GNU Ring
* SMS -->> Telegram

* Google Search Engine -->> Duckduckgo

* Google Mail -->> Proton mail or Tutanota mail

* Google Maps -->> Open Street Map

* Firefox >> Waterfox

* Chrome >> Iridium

* MS Office >> LibreOffice

Our future is de centralized and self hosted free speech open source platforms with no admins that are LEFT, ""progressive" , SJW , Feminists, vegans or any other Marxist grouping
That second example is not valid in any English.
Thanks. If I'm not mistaken, libjpeg-turbo gives you a JPEG decoder and encoder, but you need to do the image resizing yourself right ?
> Many tools and programs have started life as a niche hacking tool. For example, XBMC

Your little story is relevant.. how?

The rest of the title literally has nothing to do with the Sony PSP... If you open the article, you'll see it has even less to do with the Sony PSP. It's not hard, folks, even for "Hacker" "News".
iOS 13 to block developers from accessing ‘Notes’ section of the Contacts app
> I don't want to be. Nobody who is wants to be. Some people SAY they want more than anything to be gone but at the end of the thread, if you pull hard enough, they just want the suffering, whatever it is, to end.

As someone who was once suicidal (but got past it) I can totally vouch for this.

And that's the problem: suicide is irreversible, so it's a good idea to have a protocol in place to make sure that all the other possibilities really have been exhausted before folding up the tent. I'm alive today because I was able to entertain the possibility that I might be wrong about death being the only way out even though at the time I was pretty damn sure I wasn't. And I am mindful of the fact that just because I was wrong doesn't mean everyone in a similar situation is.

It's a tough problem.
Wait.. So I'll have to install Ruby before I can install Brew? Ok. Ruined 2 minutes of my day.
I can't recall using the built-in version in ages, it is pretty much always homebrew before you even start. So I think this is a great move.
When I first read about African Swine fever last year it was reported to have a "100%" mortality rate. Its like the swine version of ebola.
Or they have decided that it's too creepy to use at all, so they don't use it for targeted advertising. Seriously, why does everyone assume that companies are evilly cackling in volcano lairs? They know that violating user trust is really expensive and a bad idea.

By the way, I'm pretty sure I've seen that Google's advertising targeting is only allowed to use "neighborhood level" location, which is designed to be coarse enough to not allow specifying individual people.
I don't think the intention was to be incompatible. I'll see about adding aliases.
Fucking finally! Between this and deprecating Bash [1], I'm glad macOS is dropping all these obsolete packages it's been including (Emacs soon?). Their antiquity mean they're more of a hindrance to proper development than help.

Now, if they'd officially endorse one open-source packaging solution as an alternative, I'd be fully satisfied.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20090193
Warning, no academic crypto experience but I've used it in production systems. Oh the horror.

Couldn't "random value N" just be a nonce that only Apple knows?
The PROT_WRITE tweak is interesting. Being able to enforce a bit of Write XOR Execute behavior in Write OR Execute arenas is nifty. It took this change for me to read into W^X and exactly what it entailed because my naive understanding was that the new no-syscall-from-writeable-page behavior would be almost identical in effect to the strict W^X behavior.
Fun fact: Germany today has arguably even stricter laws banning Nazi propaganda, and hasn't renazified in 75 years.
Seems to be the same reason Facebook used it and one of the well-worn areas that Haskell has proven itself (language parsing/analysis).

The section about their day-to-day experience of programming serious software with Haskell compared to other languages is really interesting though.
Deliberate makes it sound like we wanted secrets to appear in the core files. I don't think that's the case, but otherwise yes, there's been a certain amount of care to making core files secure.
Glasnostic CEO here. These are all valid points and good, straightforward ways of doing things in a perfectly engineered world, where they work until they don't.

Problem is, our world is rarely perfectly engineered. Our perfectly engineered application becomes a service to other applications. Some other team deploys something that affects our dependencies. An external partner hammers our API. Our managed service provider has an issue. Noisy neighbors cause shock waves, gray failures compound. These things happen irrespective of whether your code is correct or not.

Unless your service architecture is small, "perfectly engineered" is an anti-pattern because it is too expensive to track down and code against such events, no matter whether we run in Kubernetes/Istio or elsewhere. Operational challenges always require operators.
How is homebrew installed?