skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If I understand correctly some of the most common painkillers are steroids.

I might have seen Ibuprofen mentioned explicitly in relation with hearing loss.

Can anyone confirm or deny if taking Ibuprofen could help if one is stuck without a doctor?
Note to self:

This also has the benefits of:

- Being easier to on-board new developers, as the architecture is generally language agnostic.

- Easier to add new OS clients, as the system is easily portable

Downsides:

- Harder to incorporate language specific dependencies, as they are much harder to find in multiple languages.

- Code duplication...

Always important to weigh up the trade-off's
Interesting map to compare with:
https://www.meteoblue.com/en/weather-maps/?variable=cams_so2...
Did you read the actual page? It says on the banks FAQ that "You can now get a fixed-rate mortgage with a maturity of up to 10 years, where the nominal interest rate is negative.". So the opposite of what you said.
That's a strawman argument. Even if what you say is true, are you proposing no communities other than minorities should get any perks? Also, do you have any reliable sources to back up your claims? Most of what you are saying seem to be just your opinions.
YouTube has essentially monopolized video (especially being that Netflix has no adverts). YouTube knows that from that position, it’s competing only with adblockers.
I see you haven't worked on that level (or maybe you are young)....

First, unreal/unity work at a different level of the hardware, and they have to deal with different graphic drivers, in the same type of the OS.

But keep in mind that they are not the end product! The end product is the game that run on them.

So, the cost to building a multiplatform game, is having a whole Game Framework (which are whole companies), to deal with the lower level details and help abstracting out the differences of the platforms.

Dropbox is the end product. So, to make the code shareable, they have to build something like the equivalent of a game engine....

which is not a simple task....

I have worked at Spotify, and we had a lower level library to help (built in C++) to help out with some of the common features across platforms. It was ported from the desktop app, to iOS and Android, and it was a separate project. Over time, as features kept piling in, it turned into a giant un-manageable mess. It got so bad at some point, that we had to skip a couple of scheduled releases to clean up/fix some of its issues.

The problem became even worse when Spotify tried to build a unified UI on top of it (HTML 5 based), with a bridge layer to the C++. The idea was to write once, and (haha) run it everywhere. It failed, for the reasons many of them failed in other companies as well (facebook was doing HTML5 at the time as well).

That got removed, but the problem still remains that "Core" got overly complex as many platforms had their own features, which often were "one off", A/B testing, to see if it works or not. And separate teams (iOS, Android, and Desktop) had their own schedule on this. (It makes perfectly sense to A/B test one feature in Android, and another one in iOS, to see if people even like that feature before making is x-ross platform.

Common platform code, massively slowed down A/B testing of new experimental features, and thus it was a huge cost to the company.

The only solution to this was to keep the common "Core" (as it was called), to the most minimal features needed, and mostly related to playback (ie. song retrieval, caching, retrieval, decryption, playback, and some account features).

Do, the A/B testing on the platform level (iOS, or Android), of it was successful then roll what made sense to the rest (but still trying to keep core as lean as possible).

But since I left few years ago, things might have changed again....
The Computing Landscape of the 21st Century [pdf]
It is worth reminding that Google Chrome and Chromium no longer use WebKit but Blink.

https://www.chromium.org/blink
Simple border crossing was not a criminal act then in the first place.
Java program to find largest of three numbers
Facebook did this with pages
This makes more sense, thanks. I do have a further question though.

You say you'd get this price if you're last but surely it would make more sense to pay all generators the current winning price otherwise there's an incentive to guess and under-supply to get paid more.

I know the UK had to iterate a few times to make a system that wouldn't get gamed by suppliers, ensuring their incentives align with the power network stability and performance goals.

I've actually been reading recently about the other side of this, the retail side would like to force consumers to accept 15 minute metering. Current legislation forces consumers to be metered in hour increments, with 15 minutes only at their option but that might mean suppliers eat a spike like this one. Most home users are actually paying a fixed rate or simple on peak/ off peak system, with their off peak supply locally switched off by relays during peak times, but the law already provides for hourly rates. The long term idea is to load shed home users. Power spikes? Stop filling up those EVs and heating swimming pools rather than spin up another gas turbine.
Notice how the NY Times has subscriptions.
"I have terminal cancer."

"I Know what you feel man. I have a flu. All diseases suck."

There is huge difference between meaningless and sensational trash news and channel designed by media genius (Roger Ailes) to achieve a specific goal with false narratives.
Java program to find LCM of two numbers
Because gender equality and minority rights points are being used as a greenhorn to subjugate an entire minority. Article 370 giving them autonomy is gone, and not only their autonomy is gone but the state has been degraded as a Union Territory directly under Federal control.

A law which has been abrogated by locking down 10 Million people, and not allowing them the right to protest. I think we all know why the law has been forced in.
Mortgages Are About Math (2015)
wow, love this! thank for introducing it.. the more recent visualizations are becoming more expressive and elegant: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VoVg8nPsdYg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69EWYg453QQ

Technical notes:
http://www.musanim.com/ProductionNotes/synchronization.html
Aren't lexical scopes visible in the language's syntax?
What’s Next for Tumblr: Interview with Matt Mullenweg
These GM plants are a tiny(and mostly exclusive to third-world) minority of the market, most of which is pesticide resistant or pesticide producing crops.
Its like arguing that cars(all GM crops) are great and save us from global warming because electric cars(nutrient rich GM crops) exist.
Read ‘Why We Sleep’ by Mathew Walker, it’s an amazing book.
lol, the pakistani propaganda train has reached ycombinator now.
Why does China continue to lead the world in so many terrible categories. Biggest polluter, tons of human rights violations. Just a terrible country with awful leadership.
Kaspersky AV injected unique ID allowing sites to track users in incognito mode
The interesting part of this story for me is that computer proficiency on language tasks is improving so rapidly that a benchmark introduced just last year has become too easy. It seems like there is little reason to think this research will hit a wall any time soon? Will we have computers acing SAT's and writing college essays?

It hardly matters which tech giant paid for it this time, since they are publishing the results and the others will build from there. Next year it might be Google's turn again?

Here is the part I find scary: consider that they're publishing the models and the code, so anyone could use it. What might malware authors or nation-state actors build? (Sometimes working together.)
If you're still interested, you can email me directly, and I'd be happy to send you some of the stuff I was able to dig up.
Natural gas is likely as bad or in some cases worse than coal from a climate change perspective (mostly due to pipeline leaks and leaks at the fracking sites). Switching from coal to nat gas may be better for air pollution deaths, but it's just as bad for climate change.

https://scienceblog.com/509512/fracking-prompts-global-spike...
That depends on your risk profile. Are you going to freak out if your portfolio loses 30% of its value in a year? Then maybe move to a more balanced portfolio. If you are happy to wait and let things turn around again, then stay the course. Timing the market is generally not recommended because the people that do this every day have a much better grasp on what is going on than the public in general and they will have already responded en-masse before you can, so at best you are hoping to get lucky.
This is one of those old talking points people for some reason love...

"Information is lost" is too vague. You're counting bits on disk, but fewer bits does not always mean "less information" when your algorithm gets smarter. Compression is the obvious, classical example. Even for lossy compression, information loss is << change in size.

ML offers the promise to take this to extreme levels: give it a picture of (part of) the NY skyline, and it adds the rest from memory, adjusting weather and time of day to your sample. Is that new information "real"? That's really up to your definition.

The best example of this idea is those CSI-Style "Enhance" effects: It used to be true that people on Slashdot and later HN would outrank each other with the superior smartitude of saying "That's impossible! Information was lost!".

Funny story: that effect now exists. It's quite obvious that, for example, a low-res image of a license plate still contains some data, and that an algorithm can find a license plate number that maximizes the probability of that specific low-res image. With a bit of ML, those algorithms have become better than the human brain in almost zero time flat.

Turns out the information was still there.
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Xamarin on paper seems like the holy Grail, but the fact that Microsoft itself chose to use react native instead of its own solution for Skype made it seem like I should not expect long term commitment to xamarin from MS.
To expand on your point, anecdotally it seems that the human mind works in the same way in other contexts, too. For example:

- "Grass is always greener on the other side"

- "You only fully appreciate great things when you lose them"

- All the people getting anxious or even depressed because social media constantly barrages us with the perfect pictures of perfect peoples' perfect lives, all the while forgetting that on many objective scales the fact that you're even able to get depressed by something like that puts you in the jackpot-winners category in the lottery of life compared to a huge percent of the world's population.
The problem is believed to be the spinning mirror which scans the image sensor's viewpoint across the Earth. The motor driving the mirror has a problem, so it doesn't spin consistently any more. It is supposed to spin at 360 RPM.

Could it be possible to spin the entire satellite and get intermittent coverage and reception?
Sure.
Still, you might not be able to afford their salary and they migth have different job security expectations. Not all start-ups live in VC lala-land.

Also, experienced people usually don't jump for your entry level dev position. They are changing jobs to advance their career. In a start-up, you might not even have the positions they are looking for.
Some of it is new software. South Korean love of ActiveX for example, a technology dead for at least 10 years. Still getting new stuff written.

On the contrary, most critical software is plenty new - things like MS Office. Still bound to Windows.

The remaining systems rely on truly custom software and should be either airgapped (so no RDP) or rewritten. I'm thinking industrial - they should've planned for this many years beforehand.
There were instances back when Windows XP was the main driver.
Went from starting a car analogy to this, as part of the simple car analogy:

> Now the mean square of something that deviates around an average, as you know, is always greater than the square of the mean; so the kinetic energy integral...

No, I don't know, and you lost me. I don't think it matters to me anyway.
Haha, cryptocurrencies are banned in India, anyone found dealing with them can be jailed up to 10 years.
Homestuck
The design guidelines (https://github.com/ardanlabs/gotraining/blob/master/topics/g...) are especially good. And it's not go-specific, it can be applied to any software crafting tool.
What makes Honduras/Guatemala/Salvador increasingly "unliveable" is (1) the flight of its most industrious people to the US, and (2) the resulting indebtedness of those smuggled to the gangs that smuggle them and arrange illegal, subminimum-wage, off-the-books employment for them.

Persistence of the status quo flow of illegal entrants would doom the Triangle countries forever.
I agree about Tor, but IPFS provides no anonymity.
Well, ibuprofen is certainly not a steroid - it is an NSAID (non-steroidal anti inflammatory drug)
OK, but they didn't attempt to use Qt.

I'm currently working on a project where we have indeed decided we needed to go Swift/Kotlin native on each platform, but with the long-term goal of building a cross-platform app with Qt.

Qt certainly has its issues, but I respect what its developers have accomplished. And it appears to offer adequate ways to do common things like parse JSON, and it abstracts things like Bluetooth usage and file storage in the apps' sandboxes; so I don't see some of the hurdles cited in this article.
This seems very interesting. I have some questions if you don't mind.

1. Did you create this alone?
2. How much time did you spend on creating this website?
3. Is RSS supported?

Thank you.
Tarpc is an RPC framework for rust with a focus on ease of use
Whales can do the DSP for sonar, humans can’t.
I'm Australian, have lived in the US, and now live in Denmark. I'm also pro immigration, both for skilled and unskilled workers. However Non-Western (as defined by the Danish Ministry of Statistics) has been financially costly for the welfare state, and the assumption that unskilled immigrant descendents will (as a whole) outperform their parents has not been realized.

There's blame on both sides. Denmark doesn't do a stellar job of integrating outsiders despite ample funding. Likewise there are cultural incompatibilities, such as the handshake-citizenship debacle in a country that has arguably the closest gender equality in the world.

My personal lesson is that immigration is really complicated. I truly believe people should be free to move wherever to realise their maximum potential. But in holding this standpoint you must acknowledge the very real costs incurred.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immigration_to
"but can repurpose our existing Kotlin code and share with iOS"

How so?
Isn't straw man.

Kamala Harris has called for defacto open borders, same with Julian Castro.

She literally said during the debate no one gets deported, and crossing illegally would be a civil penalty, aka jay walking ticket.

You can argue the pros and cons, but clearly she and some of the other candidates are calling for de facto open borders.
Sounds like a great fire hazard what if someone forget something next to the oven like a newspaper.
Your whataboutism still proves that not all plastics degrade to microplastics, doesn't it?

There is also a difference between the bulk of some material becoming something else and traces of some side product being emitted, not to mention potentially better technologies like molten salt oxidation or plasma gasification.
What's the problem on iPad? I used Narwhal briefly, before Apollo, but it never particularly impressed me, though I can't name any specific faults either - maybe the design language, which doesn't feel very native or in line with iOS' overall appearance.
I'd settle for decent video seeking on the web and proper timezone support (both of which Dropcam had years ago).
>The only people who could conceivably benefit from immigrant labor would be industries with huge huge numbers of minimum or close to minimum-wage employees- Home Depot, Chipotle, Subway etc. I guess Amazon.

It’s the farms

Just look at the latest big raid: chicken farms

In California César Chavez was against illegal immigration because the farms would use immigrants to break the unions

Don’t know exactly what Soros and the Kochs do, I’m guessing they don’t exactly employ people but own companies that sell things to people
there are blind people who can use essentially echo location to get an idea of their surroundings.
Agree! I also included that in my note.
To be fair it's not quite that simple.

Automation has already been heavily cutting at the so-called low-skill jobs starting from Industrial Revolution. Or by some definition, from the Agricultural one somewhat earlier.

But the examples of the gardener and cook that were in your citation are actually quite good, I admit.
I mean during the recession not in general. Equities are clearly the best for investment.
OK, that's good feedback if we ever need targeted mitigations in the future.
Xamarin is open source now.
Connecting an oven to the internet seems like an unimaginably bad idea. Even used as advertised this is horrible. Saying "Pre-heat your oven before you get home!" as if a running oven in an empty house isn't just asking to burn the place down.
That's false. Demonization is not relevant to any of this. Article 370 was a temporary provision in the Constitution. It's removal was on BJP's agenda since 80s. India's founding founders like B.R. Ambedkar were also somewhat against having seperate set of rules for J&K. The most likely reason for it's removal is that Article 370 still protected regressive practices like Triple Talaq and Child marriage and created a beaurocratic roadblock in implementation of Federal Government schemes(like reservation).

The claim that this was done to subvert state's Muslim majority doesn't hold merit. India has states like Punjab, Nagaland and Mizoram which don't have Hindu majority and are still doing well.
Back in May I was looking for a new apartment. Via what’s app I requested the agent ask the landlord to put window restricters on the windows as they do not have window grills.

I never googled it searched or said anything in Facebook. Since the day after I requested this from the agent. I’ve had window restricters and grills show up in Facebook advertising.

I find it creepy that what’s app is meant to be private and encrypted when clearly it’s not.
"Why are only Muslim refugees being expelled, and why is there a specific citizenship law that gives Indian citizenship to Hindus and excludes Muslims?"

That bill deals with religious oppression in the neighbouring countries in India (mostly legacy of partition). Are muslims being oppressed in the islamic neighbouring countries?
Ibuprofen is a NSAID (non steroidal anti-inflammatory drug).

[Edit: okay I was beaten to it :-)]
No it’s so you don’t remember it or care for urls and just search everything making google the only source of info online.

Pay to play baby if you want to show up
I'm currently working on some code that is for VS/Windows, Clang/macOS, and GCC/Linux. I'm just setting the std to C++17 on all of them with no extensions. I have had some warnings that have sprung up on some platforms, but not others. But I haven't run into any show-stopping incompatibilities for vanilla C++17. What should I be looking out for? Or was this a matter of using different standards on different compilers?
How to 386 Your At: Intel Inboard 386/At
Do you have to be wealthy to not need public assistance?
I guess Arthur Andersen (Enron's accountants) is the only one that comes to mind. They were penally convicted and had to fold, if memory serves me right.
There is no such thing as a perfect hedge. Delta hedging is not perfect and cannot be done continually.
The internal remote hole can be thought of as a force multiplier.
An attacker that bypasses the edge in any way gets every machine in your network. It takes any other remote bug or anyone getting to any badness on the Internet.
And then if your domain controller is owned, it's everything...

A simple virus could even do it. It takes only one instance for this bug to completely take over your network if you're Windows based. Remember Windows XP time? That's how it is.

Unless you completely cut off internal network everywhere. Good luck with that policy.

You wouldn't even know you have been owned completely and expect only a router issue if the breach is from there. Or not even spot anything out of ordinary.

About the only real way is to presume internal network is compromised and keep diversity and backups to reduce impact.
Compartmentalize, do not centralize, no matter how much money you'd save that way. If a man has to go to fix an issue instead of remote login, so be it.
Interactive Oceans
You're not African. You are Jewish.
Building to Earn Drove My Product to $7.3K MRR in One Year
> You know what else has been a top agenda for BJP? Hindi, Hindu, Hindustan. That is, single language, single religion, single nation.

BJP's top leadership includes Modi, Amit Shah, Nirmala Sitaraman, Venkaiah Naidu, Nitin Gadkari etc. that come from non-Hindi states. I'm not sure what point you're trying to make.
Does anybod know how to use these shaders with pot player?
I am countering propaganda, because this is personal for me. I cannot see an entire people silenced just because they are minorities, to be used to please the majority.

And Sikh regiment officers and privates mutinied too when they heard of Indian Army attack on Darbar Sahib, Amritsar (Sikh Golden temple). India changed recruitment policies for these regiments soon after.

Source: Understanding India's Counter-Rebellion Strategies during the Punjab Crisis - Philip Hultquist

See in all the glory how Indian Government victimized Sikhs, and blatantly Indian Army asked for Sikhs to be reported to authorities, as they are dangerous people who commit arson and murder.
2030 Article: Florida Man Charged With Hacking Into Neighbor's Oven To Sabotage Casserole
For what its worth, Kenny Boy and Skilling and Fastow had a lot to do with those blackouts.

Wikipedia claims:

These blackouts occurred as a result of a poorly designed market system that was manipulated by traders and marketers, as well as from poor state management and regulatory oversight. Subsequently, Enron traders were revealed as intentionally encouraging the removal of power from the market during California's energy crisis by encouraging suppliers to shut down plants to perform unnecessary maintenance

Sadly, Kenny never did any time and Skilling and Fastow are both now out of jail.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enron#California's_deregulatio...
It's actually pretty hard to do this. You still need some way to consistently identify the same user across different sites. Stateful tracking, fingerprinting, and link decoration are the only ways we know of to do this and we have our sights set on all of them.
In the Key of Genius: Derek Paravicini [video]
Diablo Was Completely Reverse Engineered Without Source Code
I love the Feynman lectures, but I feel like he does this sort of thing all of the time. He's so keen on delivering intuition for the subject that sometimes he glosses over crucial technical details.
What does it mean that quicksort in Ruby is not stable?
Signs that Jupiter was mixed by a giant impact
The three words that can save your life
So why did you bring up subsidy as an argument for Muslims? Was that not a strawman?

Every single thing I said in this thread can be googled. Nothing in here is my opinion by an established fact. And facts can hurt because they ain't easy to counter. So go Google it, I ain't doing your homework for you.