skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I do like the simplicity, but the lack of proportional fonts for the text makes reading much more effort than it should be. There's a reason printers have used proportion and serifs for centuries.
>The average July high for Alert is 7 C.

...and...

>Environment Canada says Canadian Forces Station Alert hit a record of 21 C on Sunday.

If we're talking about the same exact region, those are drastically differing numbers, indeed.

Stupid question: Would it be a run-away greenhouse[0] type of situation that would explain the starkly contrasting differences?

[0] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Runaway_greenhouse_effect
It's when you change upvotes and downvotes so that the ration stays similar, but now you can't consistently find if your downvoting bot had any effect.
Anyone know how this compares to Keycloak?

Aside: I can't count the no. of times I've referred to Aaron Parecki's OAuth2 Simplified page.

EDIT: I guess Keycloak's federation options are limited to LDAP or AD but can be extended with some effort?
Am I the only one who didn't enjoy Cities: Skylines? I played without any expansion (wasn't really hooked enough by the base game to go looking for them) and found the gameplay quite limited compared to the few old city building games I played as a kid.
I still play Pharaoh to this day 20 years later and it's still challenging and complex and there's tons of gameplay to explore. In comparison, I played Cities: Skylines for about a weekend, got over the initial difficulty with managing finances, and then it became a matter of building pretty roads and forcefully read people's complaints on in-game-Twitter.
It's good for other employers that companies do this sort of thing.

Few people would be bothered doing up-front tests.
This is a silly comparison. A movie theatre is an exchange of money for a one time service. Something most people understand. F2P gaming is something a lot more insidious. Like if the movie theatre was trying to nickle-and-dime you for a dollar or two throughout the day.
All craftsmen take an interest in their tools, and in software the tools are made with the same processes we use on a day-to-day basis. It’s the same with blacksmiths and woodworkers to varying degrees.
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Org mode would (probably) make a mess with R chunks included in the .tex file, for example. You can't compile from R to org to latex to pdf, so this can be a problem. Same problem with Python to Latex path if you put org in the middle of the way.

By the way, I use .org files a lot also. Is handy for small and simple documents.
If the parameters to a pure function are marked immutable, then you cannot change data referenced by those arguments. It's functionally pure.

Ironically, sometimes people complain that the purity checks are too stringent :-)

One thing interesting about pure functions in D is the purity restrictions can be relaxed by using a `debug` prefix:

pure int test(int i) {
printf("%d\n", i); // error, printf isn't pure
debug printf("%d\n", i); // ok
return i;
}

This makes it very, very handy to debug your functional code.
"I like to see the world as it is, not as some corporation thinks I like to see it as". You realise that DDG uses Bing results, right?
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Yes and no. We all had our shares of beers, but only few had the urge to do/continue binge drinking past university experience. You know, those guys going for extra rounds of shots when everybody barely stands. This behavior is there long before actual addiction comes.

I'd say its a vicious circle, some are more susceptible to addictions than rest of us, and once those fall into addiction trap, its much harder to get out.
> Start with why Nintendo games are non-exploitative: no microtransactions, and a single retail purchase.

On mobile this isn’t true. I worry that now that Nintendo has gotten a taste of the F2P riches via Fire Emblem Heroes these ideas will seep into other parts of the business.
The London Review Panel concluded The Tulip "does not represent world class architecture, it lacks sufficient quality and quantity of public open space, and its social and environmental sustainability do not match the ambition of its height and impact on London's skyline".

What real architects call a “one-liner”.
Apart from the fact that humanity can think about more than one thing at a time, thinking about this stuff will probably give us ideas for how to (counter)terraform earth.
> why they include those "like and subscribe" sections in every video (sometimes at the beginning...

Warren Huart does this end of the video, and I now really appreciate it when he and others do it. I mostly watch YouTube on my Samsung TV, and it takes forever to navigate through the YouTube app's onscreen menus with my remote control to find the Like button. If they don't talk for long enough at that point, I get kicked out of the menu and dumped into an ad & another autoplay before I get time to click their like button.

If the YouTube algorithm has any sense (probably not), a Like after someone has just watched the entirety of a 20 minute video at normal speed should have more weight than someone who clicks Like in the first 2 seconds of clicking play.
3. I use Firefox all day every day on my mac(s) and have absolutely no problem with it. What problems do you have?
but a podcast has a flow that makes you inherently aware of how much time is passing unless it has absurdly long and flexible runtimes (and I do listen to some 4+ hour podcasts weekly). Something like 99% Invisible is amazing but the condensed 15 minute episodes and you constantly listening to a loop of intros and closers can wear after a while.

iirc the History of Rome was really good at keeping the intros, exits, sponsored content and all that stuff as minimal as possible though, I definitely binged it but even then the fact that it was originally presented in these 15 minute chunks made it kind of exhausting at points.

You need to get onto the LBJ ones! Not quite as good but it's pretty damn good.
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Exactly! I think that was part of the problem for many of the examples that turn out to not-really-work.
People pretend they let the work do by an algorithm, but then hand-pick from a list of somewhat close candidates. Which of course happens with a hypothesis (and thereby desired outcome) in mind.
Just used for the first time five minutes ago but it works perfectly. Used it because my only internet access is by ethernet cable and only my phone manage to connect to the Bluetooth speakers :)
Wow, the Manzini et al. paper is particularly egregious, because they accidentally swapped "caucasian" and "black" in their actual query and still got the sensational word associations they wanted.
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Reading is tiring. I spend all day looking at text at work. Audio books are an escape from that. They free me to do something else too. I use them in the following scenarios: strapped into the decompression machine at the chiro, stretching at home and winding down for bed with the lights off to stimulate melatonin. I couldn't read a book in any of those situations and they cover 100% of my book consumption. I didn't read books at all before audio books (at least not since I was a child, except for studying purposes).

I agree that a good narrator makes a huge difference.
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> I need this for Common Lisp.

Maybe sblint[0] might help?

It's a pity that the CL userbase is so small and that most of the userbase doesn't think that the small userbase is a problem. :-(

[0] https://github.com/fukamachi/sblint
I understand google maps and search.

Email you can replace but it wont be free - both setting up and paying for the service.

Firefox on mac is just fine. I wonder what is so big difference. I work daily with all Firefox, Chrome and Safari - safari is by far worst (except battery drain), chrome / firefox are mostly identical to me. FF has some things i use like containers. Chrome has devtools i am more used too but FF devtools are different and good for some things. I am not sure if chrome is faster maybe its not noticeable to me. What i have noticed if i have many tabs open FF is less memory hungry and more consistent but then again 40 tabs are probably bad habit.
In the frame of my PhD defense talk I once created a

Rough timeline for the development of the bicycle:

https://img42.com/sAN_u
The Hardcore History episode "Thor's Angels" goes quite a bit into that territory. It covers period between the fall of the Western Roman Empire until the formation of the Holy Roman Empire.

For fans of that podcast, it's one of the best single episodes. Dan Carlin has a particular style, which is not for everyone, but fans know what to expect.

https://www.dancarlin.com/product/hardcore-history-41-thors-...
One problem with modern languages is that when complexity grows as more and more features are bolted on, old languages like C will look like a viable option. The hardest part for a maintainer of any software is probably to keep features out.
I understand; I don't mean to criticize the flagging system or moderation team. I just wanted to nod at the fact that we can't talk about this.
The most run down "empire", ever.

Possibly we're the first instance of an 'Overlay Empire', with its magnificent gleaming Imperial City hidden somewhere in the clouds ..
> Normally engineers search for tools to solve their problems. Somehow, when it comes to programming languages, software engineers start a search for problems for their cute tools

Most of the tools I now use to do my work (devops) I found just playing around with them out of curiosity.

Yes, when doing work you should start with the problem and then search for the right tool, but it's a lot better to have wide arrays of tools in your belt than starting to tour the shops after the deadlines are set.

I don't want to be condescending but I find it hard not to given the obvious catch-22 in your line of reasoning. Even more so as this trope is posted quite often.
What if Mars is already inhabited? Do we preserve the existing life, or reshape Mars to our own ends?
Good point!
I would see this rather as yet another argument for why you should simply give the actual output of the NLP algorithm.

So if people actually do the calculation King-Man+Woman and it comes closest to King, than they should report "King-Man+Woman~=King" and not "King-Man+Woman=Queen" (only because that's what they expected).
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it's all usb cables. that what the usb people thought up and thats how u call em. on that note, a lot of usb cables seem broken :D
Build it, then cast it to immutable in @system annotated code.
Games with randomized spending of real money should be classified as “gambling” and treated appropriately. Then it’s safe to blame the parents. At the moment, games are transitioning from an entertainment product suitable for anyone to a gambling product only for adults. It’s hard to keep track of which game series have made this transition or not, so I don’t blame the parents too much.
OIDC, which Keycloak Supports, is a tad more versatile than IndieAuth. In my experience, IndieAuth is quite a complicated dance to perform compared to OAuth2, especially since in OIDC, JWT tokens are fairly established to enable apps to get user data.

KC's tokens can get you quite a lot of insight and data about a user if you want, or nothing if necessary. IndieAuth uses HTML scraping for that.
Which players have you tried?

I find the players have lots of microfeatures I wouldn't even have thought of - like if I've stopped playing a podcast in Pocket Casts & pick it up a couple of hours later, it rewinds a few seconds so I get the context of what I was listening to again.

Pocket Casts is nowhere near as good since the NPR acquisition, and probably not as good as Overcast or Castro or any iPhone clients, but I definitely wouldn't say it's atrocious.
https://miro.medium.com/max/700/1*tFmq8FUI8SzxKKqo_kgmpQ.jpe... I think the AI should spend more time in a gender equality classroom (and probably its maker too). :)
The output of solar cells is The Backpack Electricity System Review in the form of direct current, DC. As such you may use it for operating any of the electronic devices at home, like your computer or music system and store it in a battery. Otherwise, the direct current may be changed to alternating current, A.C, by using an inverter and used for any gainful purpose. Another option is to sell it to the state electricity authority and get paid for it. Such a process is called Net Metering. But, that will depend on the policies of the local utility and the technical circuitry employed by it.

Home power costs got you down. Sick of the seemingly never ending rising costs that we are faced with in this ever changing world. It is no secret that the cost of power and just about everything else associated with maintaining a house seems to rise each year. There are a wide variety of alternative home power solutions that have been around for decades, but the truth is that none of these have ever been adopted on a large scale. We all want cheap or free power, but it seems that this just isn't possible, or is it. A relatively new solution to cheap, clean home power comes in the form of a magnetic generator. Magnetic generators, unlike the other so called alternative power solutions, actually delivers on its promise of delivering cheap, clean home power.

Solar power is probably one of the oldest and most known alternative power solutions, however, if you look out your window you won't see it anywhere. Solar power has only ever really delivered an alternative to creating hot water and it has never been able to deliver a viable solution to home electricity on a large scale. Just why did solar power fail. The main reasons are the sheer scale required and the setup costs.

Solar panels aren't cheap and despite their high cost they don't actually deliver significant amounts of electricity. To effectively power your house, let alone a small town, the sheer number of solar power panels required just can't be justified. It is far too expensive when you look at the amount of savings it can generate based on the little power it creates.
https://freepdfreview.com/the-backpack-electricity-system-re...
Not all those who consider themselves programmers necessarily come from a CS background and so don't learn about concepts like these. To them, walkthroughs like these are fascinating.
The game is most about traffic management. This is not very surprising because the company behind it was focused on traffic games.

I like the game a lot. But to be fair: you must download a good traffic control mod to setup traffic lights and road settings to keep the traffic under control.
> The root cause of addiction is the same, whether it's a behavioural addiction like video games, exercise, gambling, or sex, or drugs. It's reward seeking behaviour trying to cause a rise in dopamine levels.

At that level, lots of non-addiction behavior is indistinguishable.

> the root cause is underlying psychological issues that cause people to engage in self destructive reward seeking behaviour as an unhealthy coping mechanism.

That's, AFAIK from the actual research, far from true; there are complex relationships between addictive behaviors and other psychological trauma and disorders, but what you describe does not seem to be the dominant relationship. Often, behaviors where use creates a risk of addiction are sought out because they also, outside of their addictive properties, offer mitigation of adverse symptoms of the other condition. But that's not the other condition causing “self-destructive reward-seeking behavior”.

> we never bother to teach people how to look after their mind.

Sure we do, we spend lots of time doing that; the messages are mixed, conflicting, and probably of negligible value because we actually have very little solid information and lots of conflicting and unvalidated folk wisdom when it comes to preventive mental health care (self or otherwise.)
Online payments usually go through something like 3DSecure, where you get redirected to your bank and need to authorize the payment amount with a digipass or card reader, which require a PIN.
I think parent means the layer of sand would block sunlight, thus negating the greenhouse effect.
I don't know about your 2nd point but to your first, I fear that though it's true, it is not an as well but an instead; we're thinking about other things so as to block out what we face now.
BBC Sounds has a load. It's hard to sort out the "full cast audio" from the other audiobooks with a single reader.

Here's Terry Pratchett's "Good Omens": https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/b04knthd

Here's a list ordered by date: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/categories/drama?sort=-availabl...

I don't know if these are geo-blocked.
Great news. This book looks super interesting.
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Right, but I took the comment in the OP to mean that non-Newtonian physics makes things 'non-deterministic', even is we leave aside the practicality of simulating the universe at the molecular (or smaller?) level.
Give them candy: small details make all the difference
Thanks for flagging this Christian conservative propaganda.
This is not correct. It depends quite a bit on commute patterns and electricity source:

https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1748-9326/11/4/04...

The Prius is a better option from a lifecycle CO2 perspective in many places than either a high efficiency conventional vehicle or a pure battery-electric vehicle. That changes if your electricity comes from more renewable sources -- California, for example. Shorter commutes favor small battery packs or no batteries at all.
> Arbitrary compile time computation should be separated from the body of the program.

Here's some code that initializes an array at compile time with a non-trivial computation:

https://github.com/dlang/dmd/blob/master/src/dmd/backend/var...

This used to be initialized by a separate program that generated some .d files. It was nice to get rid of that. Even better, if you check the generated object file, there's no trace of the code used to generate the array - just the data for the array.
> 2. Get off gmail.

What keeps you sticking to this? I read this often and can only wonder why.

A TLD + 50 GB webspace costs you around 2 Euro/month here in Germany and you have full control over your mail. I also find that it creates a sense of importance and seriousnesses (like in "cares about his/her communication"), if you use your own domain for mails. As long as it's not something like "hello@cuntdestroyer69.mail", obviously.

Most automatic spam filters work quite well and can also be trained, if not your client is doing the filtering. And some hosters also provide catch-all addresses which are great for seeing who misuses your mail address.

All in all, I never understood the attractiveness of Gmail, when using your own mail is so easy.
I found the Mars Trilogy (Red Mars, Green Mars, Blue Mars) by Kim Stanley Robinson a very interesting, although of course, fictional account of the terraforming of Mars.
Still not clear how users are 'helping' exactly? Seems like they just have their chats filtered. What am I missing?

This is a frustrating article to read. Every sentence and paragraph from the start to about 3/4 down just repeats the same information as is in the headline over and over again in a different format.
Subtraction is not associative. One cannot just move parentheses around like that with numbers either:

5 - (2 + 3) =/= (5 - 2) + 3

The same holds for elements of a vector space.
thank you very much!

For some reason it was just loading the image and no story.
Can we give Mars a magnetic field? Crash a million iron-rich asteriods on it, and magnetize them?

Or do you really need a hot iron core?
This is very weird to me. It seems like a totally static site. What does it need React to do, exactly?
I hope Paul Beckwith does a video on this topic. The climate emergency is even more urgent.
Take a look at the math portion of the test prep material for the GMAT or other examinations. These materials include answers and solutions to questions. There are also online communities explaining concepts to each other in more detail. GMAT covers number properties, fractions, decimals and percents, basic geometry, and algebra. It's a very good refresher.
I get far more engrossed with books than listening to audio plus listening to a story makes me feel tired which I think is a hangover from bedtime stories as a kid.
Also the marines train at 1G just in case they have to fight on Earth which makes an interesting detail
People have reasons for addiction, stress, problems, depression, loneliness, boredom. They will fill it with addiction what is easily available to them, gets them out of their problems and works. Video games are more easily available to many compared to alcohol + cheaper.

If you don't remove the cause of the addiction, the person will fall back or into a new one.
"Cheating" (in practice) usually means "embedding problem/domain specific quirks"

In the "King" example, you're adding and subtracting two words that are probably very close already, so if you want to find "something else" besides itself, you need to exclude it. For some problems it might make sense, for some others it might not.
Yeah, that's more or less academic fraud.
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> I can cmd+click on the window title and get full folder path (...) Even Sublime Text doesn't allow me to do this.

You mean like this: https://imgur.com/a/0Aqvjs5 ?

It totally does...
One of the things that boggles me about Lisp is there seem to be more lisps and schemes out there than significant applications built in them. I say this as a former lisp weenie (and present day J bum). It's certainly more fun to develop in Lisp than Javascript, but ... for all these tales of power its achievements since Macsyma seem lacking.

I mean, someone must be building stuff with all these lisps that gets used, but compared to, say, Javascript or Java, it seems most lisp developers develop new dialects of lisp. I guess this isn't unexpected as it was originally a language for developing interpreters (aka "AI v1" expert system shells).