skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I agree. I'm a black man, and my counselor is an older white woman. She completely changed my life, helped me build self esteem, and taught me why doing what the ex-Google employee does is a bad idea (reading tons of negative news, and stressing myself out over issues bigger than I am). There are certain things that she can't relate to, but the root of all emotional healing is becoming a better person overall.

It sounds like this guy spends way too much time on Twitter/Tumblr (Twitter is essentially Tumblr circa 2013 since everyone left their porn blogs behind). America is definitely racist still. I experience suspect shit from white people all the time, but I don't let it bother me because I don't have the power to change anyone. It sounds like this guy doesn't realize that you can't live a healthy life (mentally) and non-ironically be radical about certain social issues IRL.

> Where are you headed, [REDACTED]?” another teammate asked with an innocuous timbre as the restof our pod curiously awaited my response.

He even acknowledges the fact that they weren't purposely being mean or anything, they just don't understand how the ex-Googler is feeling. I'm not taking up for his co-workers, but I bet if he spoke up in a chill way, they would've corrected themselves and explained what they really meant. But instead, the ex-Googler drops his head, leaves the office, and writes a slander essay like a passive aggressive little [redacted].

To wrap this up: Yes, there are some fucked up cops out there who are shooting unarmed black men, but the majority of cops aren't terrible people, and expecting privileged white people to understand us is counter-productive. White people will NEVER understand how it feels to be a black man in this country, and it's not worth trying to explain it. All we can do is be the best we can be, and hope the kindness, smiles, and compassion are reciprocated. If not, fuck em.
Another thing is that anyone banned from other social networks (regardless if the reason is justified or not) will eventually end up on a free speech social network.
It works fine for me, but I can not really see any use cases, as I can just run the app locally. Use case's might be thin devices, like mobile phones and Chromebooks. Instead of running containers on Chromebooks, students could ssh into a computer that has all the apps they need; GUI apps like Photoshop, CAD, etc.
Copper arsenate was banned in pressure treated lumber in the US effective January 2004.

(edit: I had thought this was in WA only, but wikipedia says national)
Where can one read about the 787 data diodes?
Glad to hear this. This sound so good. I started to update my book about building an API with Rails 6 [1]. I hope to finish it this week-end.

Thank to all Rails community to build this exciting project

[1]: https://github.com/madeindjs/api_on_rails
Who said 'never'?

The point is that the government is obviously finding ways to avoid a referendum because they obviously don't want Scottish independence.

Let's not be naive here.

The hard truth is that governments of any country on Earth favour self-determination in two cases: (1) when it does not apply to them, and (2) when they expect that they result will favour their interests. That's how geopolitics works. "People's interests" is just for PR.
You'll find it anywhere someone wants to use it. Some effects people still love doing quick simulations with nCloth, for example.
4.

Also, max line width should be 120 characters. 80 is too limiting if you're using sensible variable names like you should.
> You seem to be attaching too much significance to the color.

I'm not. That is what the Twitter OP indicated as the actual reason.

He was left out "specifically because he was on Android and turned the thread green" (sic). Or in the student's own words: "we would start a new group chat, and the group would realize I was the reason it was green, and they would start another group chat without me". Nowhere is mentioned that the degraded experience is the reason.

It could be that that the SMS experience is the reason when it comes to adults who are mature enough to leave the green/blue behind them but have a lot less tolerance for poor UX.

But for teens - which is what this thread is about - I fully agree with OP's conclusion that the social stigma surrounding the color is the primary reason.
There's a built-in extension blocklist which also gets updated remotely.

https://hg.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/file/tip/browser/app/...
IIRC the reason AMO is sensitive is because the browser injects a "control the browser" object into the page. The first pref Tridactyl sets is to remove this privilege escalation, the second (in top comment) is to remove the restriction on addons accessing AMO. Perusing the original bug (https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1415644) the main concern overall seems to be stealing browser history through Firefox Accounts. But as the reviewer says, "I'm not really clear what we're protecting here, feels like a bug in search of a problem."
I meant "thrown out in preliminary hearing." You can work through 100 preliminary hearings (especially when it's essentially the same suit, just with different subjects) pretty quickly, especially if you parallelize it across a bunch of the judge's analysts.
The US civil war was a good thing? It was better than the extension of slavery through the whole country, it was better than secession, and emancipation was certainly a good thing. But it was massively destructive--look up Lincoln's letters giving the cost of war as against the cost of compensating slaveowners in return for emancipation.

Turkish war of independence from whom? Are you referring to the Balkan wars of independence from the Ottoman Empire?
No problem, maybe one of the biggest challenges you will have(I see me having that at some point as well), is to remind yourself why you are doing what you are doing and why it matters. Make some posters, reminders etc?
The real hidden promise is the promise of a portal (rabbit hole) that will turn your normal grey daily life into technicolor, and that you can bring what you find through this portal back to enrich your own little house in the prairie.
In the north of the Netherlands (province of Groningen, location of Europe's largest gas field) earthquakes caused by gas extraction have caused widespread damage to homes and infrastructure. The government - pressured by inhabitants - decided to significantly cut back production of the field, and will close the field entirely in 2030.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Groningen_gas_field
So... I said early books are unlikely to be vellum, and you're saying you don't want to talk about early books?
Google is also taking 30% when someone purchases an app through Google Play, and they also take a 15% cut of subscriptions as well, so it's not just Apple.

Google forces their App Store and Assistant on you. Your Android phone manufacturer also forces other garbage on top of that as well as locking you into a version of Android with no guaranteed upgrade path. See: Samsung and Bixby.

Get your facts straight, or at least take off the blinders that is your hatred of Apple.
Summer is generally the busiest time of year for real estate purchases and Christmas/New Years is generally the slowest.
Vengefulduck's description is accurate:

1. Signing is required via a compile-time flag for official builds of Firefox and Firefox Beta.

2. Signing is optional in other builds of Firefox (Unbranded, Developer Edition, and Nightly), and follows the `xpinstall.signatures.required` user preference.

3. On Linux, add-ons installed in `/usr/{lib,share}/mozilla/extensions` are exempt from signing.

4. Add-ons manually loaded via "Load Temporary Add-on" in about:debugging are also exempt from signing.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eggcorn

> In linguistics, an eggcorn is an idiosyncratic substitution of a word or phrase for a word or words that sound similar or identical in the speaker's dialect (sometimes called oronyms). The new phrase introduces a meaning that is different from the original but plausible in the same context, such as "old-timers' disease" for "Alzheimer's disease".[1] An eggcorn can be described as an intra-lingual phono-semantic matching, a matching in which the intended word and substitute are from the same language.
You mean ALL of them?

Question for all of you tabs people...do you guys think that spacers are hitting the space bar 2/4/8/X times?
>The JSON spec might not specify order, but the serialized JSON is ordered by nature. JWT needs it for example (and I'd assume many signature models). Or you might have a caching layer that needs it

Whether the file has an order is an implementation detail. There might be no static file at all, for example, it could be an endpoint returning you the JSON, and it could return different orders for the exact same items every time you call it. That would still be perfectly valid.

If you "need it", don't put your data into an object, put it in a list of objects.

If the underlying layers need "ordered objects" (in other words, ordered hashmaps) they don't really use JSON.
Nice troll bait, 10/10.
I suspect part of the reason is that using spaces makes it easier to collaborate with many other developers on a single codebase. There's no worrying "How will this look to others who override the default tab width?", "How to make this line up most consistently for everyone?", "Will it cause issues for me if I override the default tab width on this codebase?", etc.
I don't know of a library for external API integration (so I'll be watching this space), but for OAuth specifically, Omniauth has been invaluable. It supports a lot of various strategies [0] which is what it called various OAuth2 implementations.

0: https://github.com/omniauth/omniauth/wiki/List-of-Strategies
And instead of either keeping dying industries alive or giving out food stamps, why not employ the people to do something about ,e.g., US infrastructure. It’s not there’s a lack of work if you have the money to pay someone.
Interesting. It doesn't seem like the concept of vexatious litigation has been applied to corporations. I wonder why not?
tends?
> These systems are entirely separate, including the electricity that controls the systems.

This is not what Boeing said to the FAA 12 years ago when they asked to certify their network architecture

> The proposed architecture of the 787 is different from that of existing production (and retrofitted) airplanes. It allows connection to and access from external sources (the public Internet) and airline operator networks to the previously isolated Aircraft Control Domain and Airline Information Services Domain. The Aircraft Control Domain and the Airline Information Services Domain perform functions required for the safe operation of the airplane.

[1] http://rgl.faa.gov/Regulatory_and_Guidance_Library%5CrgSC.ns...
Adding hyperlink escape codes to terminal emulators
Use Webpack for SCSS (and if necessary enable PostCSS, though I am pretty sure Rails' Webpack config supports SCSS by default) and enable livereload, the problem will fix itself.
I think one of the major issues, is that if I say "I'm just not into identity politics" the person will be knocking at HR's door in precisely 5 seconds and HR will be scheduling re-education for later in that day.

You cannot just be here to do work these days. You have to be an activist who happens to do work for about an hour per week, but the rest of your day better be spent expressing the approved opinions, genuflecting at the correct people, and consuming the designed propaganda. These companies don't have employees, they have activists who they are too afraid to fire.
The device adds reasonable doubt over the status quo in the case where a blood test shows positive for THC and the device shows negative.
Ironically, if he is an outlier, then firing him reduced diversity!

Should we care about people with low EQ? (Not saying he has low EQ - seemed more like a witch hunt to me).
>I think my argument is a bit different -- sure, this is an interface (maybe to a COBOL copybook in this case?). And yes, it's not "JSON".

If it's not JSON, it's undefined when it uses JSON tools and libraries, and anything goes.

If it's not JSON, document it as your own dialect, and use your own tools, and try to never talk to the outside world based on it with systems that treat it as JSON.

>But I certainly have a lot of pause with the sentiment of "some idiot checked the JSON order checkbox on DataPower". My first thought is instead "I wonder why someone thought this was necessary."

It might not be, it could be the BS default setting...
I think the most important principle here is that no reasonable and compassionate housing reform should be attempted until I, I mean, until people, until people have a chance to cash out at the peak.
The Yield Curve Inversion, Explained for a Guy Who Wants to Retire Before 70
Ok, I think I understand. You'll object to any woman-focused article that doesn't explicitly limit its topic to issues which only affect women, unless it also gives equal time to men for any issue conceivably shared by both genders?

Still seems a bit pedantic and defensive, but ok.

>Maybe you can find something better if you dig a bit deeper. I'm not entirely sure you wouldn't find something further back in my comment history :)

Not worth the effort, I didn't need to look deeper to find your particular bias on this subject, but thanks for conceding my point.
Based on personal experience, there are in fact some Chinese that are surprised to learn Americans can criticize the president with no repercussions.
That's still language dependent, and mainly (IMO) one of Python's Windows-isms.

Speaking of Python, my ideal variant would:

# be whitespace insensitive (add back the braces and an official linter to use ANY kind of standard convention for enforcing a 'look')

# (Mostly un-do the external changes of Python 3 back to 2, BUT align to UTF8 rather than some 16 format)

# and would also handle all forms of 'strings' like C (though not necessarily null terminated, it'd be the array length + array style)

# with some added pre-tags that MAY be used to track if it's known to be in a given encoding.

# Validation/translation to such an encoding would be done only if requested and by a sub-library. Such encodings might include: Validated-UTF8-NFC, Validated-UTF8-NFKD, Mixed-UTF8, Tainted-UTF8... The Mixed variant would be the result of combining two UTF8 strings normalized to different standards, while the tainted one would be applied if the string is combined with, modified / returned from a function not known to be Unicode safe.

# File handles and other external I/O could also be opened without an encoding or explicitly with a binary encoding to allow raw binary access, and with an encoding to cause a final coercion to the desired encoding on output (and validation on input).

# Ref: https://unicode.org/reports/tr15/#Norm_Forms
Next step, a Hyperloo system
Drexler-Smalley debate on molecular nanotechnology
That's configurable and I have iMessage set to NOT revert to SMS for any reason. I know others who have this set as well.

Given the differences in authentication and encryption, I consider that feature to be a security hole. And honestly, in my experience it doesn't work very well.

When I need to chat with folks who don't have an iPhone, I use a different app, like Google Voice or WhatsApp.
>I began to feel some contempt for my white co-workers despite knowing that they had nothing to do it.

Now you know how whites feel every time they look at the FBI crime statistics. It works both ways.
The Netherlands is phasing out natural gas due to actual earthquakes in the lower magnitudes. Because it's a location where natural earthquakes normally don't take place, there is a risk of collapsing houses with all possible consequences.
There is a newer translation than the ancient Polish->German->English translation? I wasn't aware!
> a similarly impairing dose of cannabis results in 0.00001 ppm of the drug in breath.

Would you mind citing a source? My understanding of why this has been a difficult problem thus far is that THC concentration is not inversely proportional to motor function (unlike alcohol). I.e. the drug effects people differently and simply measuring THC concentration alone is not enough to indicate intoxication or lack thereof.
It worked for the last US presidential election.
It means there are no workarounds.

I think I swapped in the wrong link—sorry. Should be fixed now.
> And lending additional money into existence based on fractional reserves of currency is counterfeiting-by-the-law. It's a similiar unethical con to "naked short-selling".

Are you referring to debt monetization, QE, something else? I'm unsure if you're referring to something the Fed prevents or actively practices. QE helps to heat up a faltering economy, at the expense of contributing to income inequality.
Why was it necessary to kill the wolf after ? To check for transmittable diseases ?
Houses are ugly and wet in winter. There's definitely seasonality to the housing market. Most sales in summer. And winter best time to buy, can save 10-20%.
The "personal dotfile" that's lives in the same repo as the extension and is recommended as an example in its documentation, and only documents these commends as "Add helper commands that Mozillians think make Firefox irredeemably insecure". If you want to signal to a reviewer you're not taking them seriously, that's the kind of thing to do when they ask you to remove code.
Maybe there isn't even enough lithium to power cars for the next 25 years. They either flop the market completely with new technology, or this will fail badly.

It is possible to create electric cars nowadays, but as we live in a capitalistic society we forget easily that we don't have unlimited resources on this planet. Lithium is still more rare than oil. I don't see how this is sustainable at all.
Looks like U2F works for most sites with Qt 5.12.4 (though I haven't tried myself yet): https://github.com/qutebrowser/qutebrowser/issues/3043#issue...

As for security, see point 8 at https://github.com/qutebrowser/qutebrowser/blob/master/doc/f... for some thoughts on that.
This can be summed up "developers with experience with others use spaces"

Tabs do not interact well with teams.

Spaces are a source of consistency for teams.

Basically, spaces have the same indentation for everyone sharing code while tabs do not.

To set up spaces only in your editor requires a mindful effort.

https://www.jwz.org/doc/tabs-vs-spaces.html
Not in and from Canada. Why would there be more attacks ?
I think comments like this are incredibly harmful. There is a strong need for this device, and this person is working to fill the need.

To also hoist the responsibility of fixing society's fundamental issues and ask him/her to give up the revenue (not just profit) that they earns is absurd. I would say that this person is doing more than their fair share.
Once you hear about Baader-Meinhof effect, you see Baader-Meinhof effect everywhere.
This wasn't really necessary to point out ... I'm not a 3d artist, I don't need to do this, which is why 1) not free professional tools and b) non-intuitive free software UI, was enough of a barrier to keep me out.

I'm familiar enough with the 3d workflow/pipeline, so it has nothing to do with an ignorance of what 3d art is and what it takes to accomplish ... but I've mostly stuck with making 2d games when I make games because pixels are easy to push around, and there are a plethora of software out there to do so.
You’re going to have trouble convincing people because ultimately Apple and Google are hugely different.

The non-Apple base have decided that Apple is just overhyped over-expensive gear which is only slightly more polished and a lot more locked down than whatever their favourite thing is.

Apple users use Apple products because mostly it’s just honest. You get what you pay for, no hidden agendas, no up-sell.
Nothing beats Rails for slinging out a website or interactive "web app" in a week.
Intel and AMD have security experts too.
I'm from Iowa and remarked to a friend how nice Wisconsin is, with rolling hills and trees. Iowa is absolutely filled with agriculture.

I've thought about what it does to animals and plants. With vast cropland, how could a limited set of funds have the greatest impact? Could we eliminate some gravel roads and replace them with trees and plants and make an appreciable difference? Could we eliminate some roads and make bigger fields (less no-value added time turning equipment around and driving between fields) and add a reserve along the remaining roads? What plants would survive alright if there is overspray from the fields?

If I recall right, the guy who started fortnite has been buying large swaths of land and returning them to nature in West Virginia.
That's true for use cases like phones and headsets where the physical device can't reasonably be tampered with. But this sounds like something you could trivially squish on top of an unattended reader device a-la credit card skimmers.
Depends on what you're building the API in. GraphQL is a specification, not a language. For example, you can build a GraphQL API using Rails.
Effective against mountain lions, too:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvzOBrzGpYw
Indeed. Mozilla's progress towards walled-gardening us ignorant vulnerable babies marches ever onward.
Money down:

1) Nothing happened, this already went down years ago, as the author writes.

2) The setting was only stopping the BS IBM system layer, wasn't really needed elsewhere.

3) The BS setting was probably even default, e.g. not consciously enabled by someone for the specific system.

>What is the point of this javadoc reference and how exactly does it relate to the issue at hand?

The point is that the IBM system who had this setting was using that BS, brain-dead, not-JSON, implementation to handle the order, when the setting was enabled.
Of course Google is also bad, but it at least allows sideloading and other app stores.
Or the language they're working in. Python devs use spaces, go devs use tabs.

But I don't think the average Python dev makes more than the average go dev.
1) You mention THC. Do you test for CBD as well?

2) What if I walk around on the train or bus station, and I inhale some cannabis from someone who smokes? (This scenario is realistic for me.)
Japan surpasses China as largest foreign holder of US Treasurys
The second scenario is what you are commenting on. Literally. It's in the article.

For those of us that like to read and think and then comment, it can be frustrating talking with people who are just gratifying their ego by putting out words with no idea of what the topic even is.
General principle. We're the top of the food chain. Bad policy to let other species get ideas.
I think home purchases are made after the school year ends, but before the next school year starts.
It depends on why you are being attacked. From what I've read, Bear spray may not stop an attack. Especially if you are being seen as a food source for an animal in need.

Edit: Another google search just found a 2012 article [0] that is pro Bear spray to protect against Bears. (I did not read it all...)
I'm more worried about Mountain Lions in my area.
I do not carry bear spray or a gun. But I have thought about it quite a bit because I love being out there...
The problem with Mountain Lions is that they are stealth hunters. So you you may not know they are there until it's too late. "Horizontal jumping capability from standing position is suggested anywhere from 6 to 12 m (20 to 40 ft)." [1]

[0] https://www.outsideonline.com/1899301/shoot-or-spray-best-wa...
[1] https://twistedsifter.com/2010/09/top-ten-cougar-facts/