skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Even if that library had slow serialization like that of Go, forcing the use of packages to make it faster?
memset_s was added to C11 in an optional annex, and my understanding is that there are zero platforms that actually implement it. (Microsoft implemented an early draft of Annex K that doesn't actually include memset_s.)
It is done that way. Thats how you can put a aluminum can and cardboard in the same bin. But what does a robot do when a tictac container comes in with a Polyethylene body and a Polypropylene lid. Does it sit there with high precision fingers trying to pick the glued in lid off?
Maybe get rid of the winner takes all feature? It locks us in a 2-party system.
Rust used to have getopt in the standard library. It was removed because it was bad. Clap only came later. I don't think Rust would have been a better language if the old getopt were kept around.
> There is a theory in the vaping community, or maybe its an urban myth, that the lack of MAO inhibitors is what allows people who vape to essentially lose their addiction.

Definitely a myth, I never smoked but vaped for 2 years. I quit a few months ago because I was vaping so much I noticed some pretty bad side effects, the increase in blood pressure was real. Nicotine is highly addictive, I still feel like I want to do it and it takes willpower not to go back to it.
Great question. I would guess the person stating the strong opinion above has never had it tested by being in those circumstances and seeing how far it holds.
German city offers $1.1M to whoever proves it doesn’t exist
Instagram Growth Guides for Creators (Curated by a Growth Hacker)
I would assume Louisiana is not interested in the majority of those things. Free trade is the most obvious benefit Louisiana would want, but I wouldn't put it past a state to suspend disbelief and press forward with succession, similar to what happened with Brexit.
FYI, Hispanic does not in fact mean noncaucasian, Caucasian does not in fact mean nonhispanic. Hispanic is an ethnicity, white is a racial group.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Hispanic_and_Latino_Amer...
Lyft Has Been Flooded with Sexual Assault Lawsuits
The branding. You can hold out for a high "orthodox" lease like storefronts in the West Village in NYC are doing (lots of famously ritzy streets dotted with vacancies) or you can hand the problem to We and use their network effect as leadgen.
This reminded me of an old Emo Philips joke;

Once I saw this guy on a bridge about to jump.

I said, "Don't do it!"

He said, "Nobody loves me."

I said, "God loves you. Do you believe in God?"

He said, "Yes."

I said, "Are you a Christian or a Jew?"

He said, "A Christian."

I said, "Me, too! Protestant or Catholic?"

He said, "Protestant."

I said, "Me, too! What franchise?"

He said, "Baptist."

I said, "Me, too! Northern Baptist or Southern Baptist?"

He said, "Northern Baptist."

I said, "Me, too! Northern Conservative Baptist or Northern Liberal Baptist?"

He said, "Northern Conservative Baptist."

I said, "Me, too! Northern Conservative Baptist Great Lakes Region, or Northern Conservative Baptist Eastern Region?"

He said, "Northern Conservative Baptist Great Lakes Region."

I said, "Me, too! Northern Conservative Baptist Great Lakes Region Council of 1879, or Northern Conservative Baptist Great Lakes Region Council of 1912?"

He said, "Northern Conservative Baptist Great Lakes Region Council of 1912."

I said, "Die, heretic!" And I pushed him over the bridge.
Even open source doesn't guarantee this unless you can verify that every machine is running the code you think it is and was doing so during the whole election.

There's no feasible way for a voter to verify that a machine they're voting isn't compromised without giving people ludicrous levels of access to the machines. (Way more than just a USB port) Never mind the fact that almost no-one has the ability to do this verification anyways.
You misspelled obsolete :)
"For those us who grew up in a system where information control is all-encompassing, processing ideas contrary to what we were taught and believed all our lives is not easy."

Yeah, true. I grew up in the US version of that. It's all different now ... of course.
I totally underestimated the importance of visiting until I went to Iowa earlier this month. (My wife went to high school and college there and we went back for the state fair and some campaign events.) It shattered my East-coast preconceptions about how elections work. Because of the caucus system,[1] you actually have to meet people in person to encourage them to advocate for you at the caucus. My wife got selfies with nearly every democratic candidate. I met the mayor of New York at a Buffalo Wild Wings. (He was just there for a snack, as were we.) You go to a diner with like 20 people and a presidential candidate has to sit there and field rambling questions from 80 year old ladies. It’s completely nuts, but the people who engage in the process (and they are completely ordinary people) are incredibly committed to their role.

The other thing I came away with from the whole process is a newfound appreciation for the “who would I like to have a beer with” factor. The issues and policy proposals you read on the Internet don’t really matter—none of that stuff will ever get through Congress. Being able to look the person in the eye, and see how they carry themselves while shleping to half a dozen events every day—that really makes an impression.

[1] In the Iowa Democratic caucuses, registered party members in a precinct get together, discuss the candidates, take a first round vote where some candidates are cut, discuss the candidates some more, and then take a final vote.
> - Where have all the IoT companies gone?

Was talking to some VC folks the other day and asked this same question. The answer I got was under performance, not enough unicorns per investment and the number of companies even hitting profitability was much lower than other sections of their portfolio.
In my experience, i$ is much bigger than everyone thinks, and they over-emphasize optimizing for it whenever someone brings up code size. It can soak up a lot. That said, for JITs, where code is not accessed very often and in weird patterns, it can matter quite a lot.
I wasn't aware of those caravans. And it does seem like climate change has been at least a contributing factor.
It's in the Constitution.
If you don't like the Constitution:
--amend it.
--call for a Constitutional Convention.
These are the agreed methods to change the document.
"End runs," state compacts and attempts to game the system are unconstitutional and doomed.
Pop music has always sounded the same, commercial pressure tends to make it formulaic and apealling to the lowest common denominator.

I used to think that main stream success was a sign that the band I was listening to had either lost their originality and were no longer cool. My CD collection used to consist of a lot of 1st, 2nd and occassionally 3rd albums.
> Again, having 3 votes against 57 does not put whoever has 3 votes "in charge" in any sensible meaning of the word.

LAC and NYC both voted very blue, yet here we are. How do you credibly claim that "LAC is by and large in charge of the direction of the federal government"?
I don't know. The solution might be as simple as "make one person very very happy."

https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/2012-04-03
What about country, blues, etc?
Interesting looks like it's still in Beta, but will check it out.

We use Firebase and GCP at our company and have had a good experience aside from slow deploys with App Engine. What parts do you get to work on?
Maybe it takes more energy because of the diversity of materials? If we used an order of magnitude less types of plastic than we currently do, it might become more economical because it wouldnt require as much mechanical labor to sort and process. Removing shipping from the equation seems like the removal of quite a bit of carbon.
> alias myvim="gvim --remote-silent"

I frequently switch between Linux, Mac and Windows. Is there a good way to set up such aliases on Windows?
What difference does that make? It's either moving the goal posts so your team can win if they're out of power or it's entrenching your team's position if they have power. Either way is an outrage to someone, and so any reform comes at the wrong time.

I really don't see the point you're making.
What, besides being implemented in Node, makes this substantially different from using the built in json_agg function from Postgres, as in:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24006291/postgresql-retu...
I think the ask was for comparisons against traditional analytics databases (redshift, Vertica, etc.). Columnstores are substantially faster for table scans + aggregations then rowstores (and they use a lot less storage) [1].

[1] http://db.csail.mit.edu/projects/cstore/vldb.pdf
Agree this is a benefit, but in Louisiana's case this benefit is only 0.5% of their GDP (10 billion aid / 205 billion GDP). In a red state, where business interests more heavily control political power, I don't think federal tax benefits will influence a Brexit-tier decision too much.

To put this in blunt terms: there are a ton of impoverished African Americans in these states that receive a large chunk of that federal aid. The segments of Louisiana that don't receive that aid are tax-productive and will not vote against a Brexit-like decision, even if it means that federal aid stops flowing
Back in the 70s/80s, I remember opinionated people claiming that the higher the guys sang, the more commercialized the music was.

Sparks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QAzESJ62irI
But the thing that “never done” is not some technology. How this will change the status of WeWork as a tech company or not?

Also I wouldn’t call it pivot, their users even don’t have to notice a thing. They can do it concurrently. Pretty much like McDonalds owning some of the restaurants and providing franchises to the rest.
Any active assimilation efforts will almost certainly backfire and would be a massive civil rights infringement.

All immigrants, not just Chinese, tend to associate with their own ethnic subgroup in the US and always have. Time is the only real assimilator.

That said, the CCP does and will continue to actively attempt to influence Chinese living in America and the US needs to take a look at that.
The United States is not a democracy. It is a republic.
Close air support doesn't seem like the role that, at least at this point, needs the next gen latest and greatest thing.

The A-10 seems to fill its role just fine.
Recently I've been missing a bore basic skill: how to writ ebusiness emails. I spend about 50% of my email-writing time making sure I don't sound like I'm talking down to someone, or treating a co-worker like I'm their boss.
Also good quality cardboard or nice letter paper, I'm told. (Not junk mail & phone books)
It's as if everyone here suddenly forgot all free VPNs are honeypots.
>Chinese people today have lived through an economic miracle

The so called 'economic miracle' fallacy only works if you ignore that it was the CCP who crippled the economic development of China.

Loosening your grip upon your victim's neck is not the same as performing the Heimlich maneuver. It doesn't make you a qualified doctor. The 'economic miracle' fallacy presents the strangler as the savior.

If we can agree that the Great Leap Forward was a regressive measure, then what of the One Child Policy? Is this not regressive and changing the terms of success? If you can not create positive economic outcomes for the majority of your population, shrinking your population is the same as moving the goal posts.

Ultimately it was not central planning which advanced the economic circumstances of Chinese people. It was the individual acts of citizens.
When you melt plastic down, you get lower quality material than what you fed in. It's not a closed loop. Plus, the wide variety of available properties are what makes plastic so useful in the first place.
That would align with what American’s do when getting treatment in Canada.
> but having a package system shouldn't be a substitute for designing a useful standard library for a language.

Completely agree. I hold firm to the believe that a strong standard library that considers modern software development goals will drive the success of a language.

Look at Go. Which is usually my example since not many do what Go does. You can do a whole web application in Go with minimal use (if any) of external libraries.

Back to Rust and their defense: they intend to adopt popular / quality packages from Cargo into the standard library or fill the gap between packages.

I secretly wish D had similar things to Go in the standard library. HTTP and SMTP etc which Python seems to have at least HTTP and sadly Go ditched their SMTP package for whatever reason making it awkward.

I hate having to learn a new package manager per new language. I love programming so I try a lot of languages out of love. Package managers and build systems are horrible UX in every language. I prefer to not rely on third party oh look now deprecated packages and start out with whats out of the box.
> But there’s more—GitHub’s move toward WebAuthn makes it possible to use your laptop or phone as a security key without carrying a separate physical key.

How does this work? Is an OTP generated on phone with Google Authenticator like app and that OTP needs to be punched into the login form?
Just to be clear your “library” is literally one line of code:

console.log(JSON.stringify(rows, null, 2));

So what’s the point?
Making containers safer
A Carbon Tax Is Not a Slam Dunk
I'm not an expert, but my understanding is its not at all clear enough to make such a strong, simplistic statement. For example:

https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle...
> FFS. Have you ever tried to remove [beverage bottle] labels? It's impossible.

As a consumer in North America, it's not easy. Japan has stronger national regulations, however, and beverage bottles universally have labels with either perforated strips or peel-up corners, to facilitate removal. Plastic caps are also easily removed from glass bottles - peel the cover back and it splits in half and releases from the bottle.

So, agreed on your final point. It can be done easily, and not necessarily at additional cost. Manufacturers just haven't been motivated to do so.
I really wish there was more news on this matter, but this communist country controls all the news and makes things look happy.

Laos and Cambodia... just append 'china' to those two and google it. Tons of articles.

The rest, you just have to experience first hand to see it directly. It is simply amazing how much (de)(con)struction is going on in these countries.
Coffee cups are a no too - https://envirobank.com.au/coffee-cups-recyclable-or-not/. You can't just split into lid and cup and chuck one in the paper bin and the other in the plastic bin.
You are not going to be able to buy off 30,000 reps if you are a lobyist. More reps and less staff are the way to win back democracy.
Many people often think that something different than an existing system would be better or more advantageous for themselves and advocate for it. Claiming rightness or correctness is an appeal to a moral sense of fair play for which their counter-parties are not likely imagine reciprocated once the change comes to fruition.

I’m surprised that given technology advances people don’t just cut out the expensive elected officials and put everything up to several national votes per day. If you think that the founders got the proportional balance wrong, what about the temporal balance? Why invest decision making power in one person over such long time frames?
Are there any similar studies for marijuana vapor inhalation?
Holy skeuomorphism, Batman!
Well that's just a bug in the machine for measuring happiness using the average instead of the median.
I used to get about a 50% response rate, which probably led to 1-2 dates per week, and eventually getting married. At first though, it was more like a 5% response rate and 1 date per 2 months. I think profile writing, picture selection, and opening messages are a silly skill that you're forced to learn to get your foot in the door - like whiteboarding maybe?
> I know that polymorphism, async, etc. should be used judiciously anyway, but still.

I don't really see this recommended anywhere, especially re: polymorphism. Async _maybe_, but it's pretty situational.
I can see how automatic disclosure may not be a good fit.

However, why doesn't H1 expressly allow reporters the option of public disclosure for all NA or WONTFIX reports?
I appreciate that many sex workers don't dress like streetwalkers, or sex hostesses in bars, clubs, etc. I' sure that there are sex workers who dress like most people dress. Whatever the client wants. Escorts, for example.

But still, there is the "streetwalker / sex hostess" style. As you see in Hooters. And it's not at all uncommon to see preteens dressed like that. I gather that it's considered "cute". Also a way for young women to thumb their noses at society. And I can't deny finding it sexy, at least for the older ones. But it's still strange, in a country that's so freaked by pedophilia.
That is exactly what is happening. Even worse is that Cambodia is based on USD. They have their own currency, but it is conveniently 4000:1USD, which means it is easy to get back quarters in change. All the gas stations, markets, shops, etc... all either price things in USD or accept USD.

This gives China a great place to spend their huge reserves.
Are you saying the difference between quantity and quality is zero sum, or maybe more like dividing by zero?

I feel like Pareto efficiency only comes into the picture if the quantities are actually clear, but I don't understand how to make that concrete in ethical (not economic) terms.

The "rule" of "quality" seems like it can easily be abused by whoever is in power in the given situation. E.g. an assertion such as this could be valid: it's okay for police to shoot "innocent" people if "they were disturbing the peace".

Are quality and quantity both vulnerable to being gamed?
Vultr is a bit cheaper than DO I believe.

An ssh proxy is great, but might as well just use OpenVPN if you’re hosting on DO or Vultr since I believe they both have prebuilt images you can deploy with a single click.
Than we.
I’m oddly of the opinion that anything that makes someones vote worth more than another's isnt a good system.
Ok, and what if the people of Hong Kong just don’t want to be part of China anymore?

Independence movements are as old as the concepts colonialism and empire.

Why not expand the right of self-determinism to Hong Kong?
We were planning to start (our first) small business, which would require locking in some capital. I'm worried about the future of the economy, and have been thinking about putting it off. I know a lot of people say don't time the market, but I feel this is a bit different from timing the market in the context of investing. What should I do?
I always wondered, what are we doing to the Earth that is so bad that Mars is expected to be more habitable? Has anyone looked at Mars' atmosphere lately?
Who defines need?
> Phase transition is a natural outcome of all-or-nothing elector pledging.

Don't see why it would be. Obviously a flip will flip all of a states electors if it did all or nothing assignment, as most do, but sudden flip from consistent red to consistent blue in Presidential elections isn't a product of that. Might be a product of winner take all elections at other levels (e.g., state house, with the majority flipping reshaping donor alignments in the state and leading major voices to switch sides) but that's not what happened in CA either; the legislature didn't flip from solid Red to solid Blue at a time that would be consistent with it being a driving factor for the Presidential shift.
psql with right query and right flag can do that.
It's an apples to oranges comparison, you can't really say that one is "wasting" resources or not.

If you want to use windows as an example. Why not take the current version? It uses what like 16GB for a basic install (I wouldn't know, I don't use it)? Compare the 6Mb GUI framework to that.
Thank you for your contribution.
Araml: A Stable Adversarial Training Framework for Text Generation
So what's the strategy for chunks that are "hot" with writes? Partitioning?
Don't urban (and thus more dense dense) centers of population trend less white? Wouldn't it discourage discrimination against mionorities?
Common usage indicates that "than us" is just fine. Remember English grammar doesn't come from a grammar book - grammar books are merely imperfect attempts to describe common English usage.
Let's completely take away the cynicism. If California cared about representation for minorities they would divvy up their electors proportionally so that the minority of their voters, republicans, would receive electors. But that would defeat the purpose of using their overwhelming majority of democrats to bludgeon national elections towards their preference.
This is true, and it's interesting.

However, it's also important to keep in mind that there was also a lot of grinding poverty and near-starvation during the off-seasons.

A peasant family might not have been working during the winter, but its a bit misleading to view that period as "leisure time."
FICO score for mortgages is not the same score as the modern FIDO score. The mortgage score is often what's called FICO v2 and the modern one is something like v10. They've even branded their different old versions as Insurance score, Auto score, Mortgage score and those industries kind of stick with it.

To illustrate why this matters. My modern FICO score is something like high 700s, low 800s (depending on credit data vendor). My V2 score is like 690.

How did that happen? Turns out when I moved out from my last house (5 years ago) and canceled my internet with Time Warner they failed to charge me $31 which was always set to auto-play. I actually settled 5 months after the move when TW sent me to collections. The shady collection agency promised to remove it off the record if I paid (they didn't). Instead, it shows up as a 5 year old, $31 late payment, paid in full.

How did I find out, while looking to refinance at these current rates. I'm getting this sorted out now. Both TransUnion and Experian got it fixed in a few business day.... fucking Equifax cannot get their shit together 3 weeks later.

For me it's a hassle, annoyance and wasted time. But as you can see it can impact real people and the score methodology is pretty dumb.

It's insane that a 5 year old, paid in full debt for $31, that's not even my fault drags my credit score down ~100 points (that's what it is once corrected) and prevents from getting a refi. Doesn't matter that all my other credit cards are always paid in full, no late payments on mortgage, car, insurance ... which all add up to several magnitudes more then $31 over the 5 years.