skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Powershell is already there.
How would we know, the is no documented case of this ever happening?
They definitely wouldn't if they were taking coke with the regularity and frequency an alcoholic drinks though.
My phone is always on silent and I don't pick up any calls except if its from my started contacts or if it's a pre-scheduled meeting. I do check my phone every hour to see if there are any important missed calls. This has helped me so much from distractions and overall well being. It took me a while to realize that there is nothing that requires me to respond immediately and in case of emergency I shouldn't be the one responding. There's 911 for that.
The interesting part is that the process is not fusing the structure and keeps it, mostly intact.

Normal electroplating would fuse the surfaces with a layer of metal, rather than keeping the foam structure.

The problem here would be repairing big breaks though. Plus maybe working with metals that do not readily work in electroplating bath, like aluminium.
Using a browser to read an Epub which is effectively just some bundled HTML seems like a very logical thing to do to me.
The minimum interval for periodic jobs is 15 minutes. When the device is in Doze mode, the jobs are defered to the next maintenance window. The longer the device remains in Doze mode, the greater the distance between two maintenance windows.

Do you want to use a messenger or any other social media app where the worst case scenario is that it takes 15 minutes for the message to reach the recipient?

Certainly not, so the app vendor is forced to use FCM to display notifications immediately even if the recipient's device is in Doze mode.
I'm in the UK, and I used to receive 2-3 spam calls per year. About five years ago, something changed (not my phone number) and I haven't had a single spam call since.
New calisthenics mobile app for all the people sitting in the office all day
> Are we adults or are we children?

After reading your comment, I'm beginning to wonder.
The author's character doesn't really matter if what they say is interesting [1]

If a serial killer had discovered Relativity, written the Goldberg Variations, or created a fundamental algorithm like FFT, would they have been any less good and usable?

People with all kinds of faults, way worse than the hypocrisy/rudeness described above by Sontag have created all kinds of great things...

[1] Motives, on the other hand do matter, as they can influence what they say, or what they want to achieve with saying it
> The people whose lives are ruined by being mis-identified by the system.

When a child writes "daddy touches me between the legs" in an essay, it doesn't matter if a human spots it or an AI that forwards it to a human, this needs to be investigated either way.

> Those same people whose lack of competence people are bemoaning throughout these comments.

It's not a lack of competence that's bemoaned, it's a massive amount of understaffing (and resulting overwork) in teachers and other school resources, as well as a drastic lack of financing because it's easy to cut budgets for schools for politicians as the effects only show up two decades afterwards.
This is mostly useful to repair expensive and customized things like prosthetics. The other examples would just get the parts replaced as they're not customized.
> people would be surprised by the positive effects of heroin legalization on lifestyles and outcomes of addicted people.

This is true.

> opiates taken properly are safer than Tylenol

This is ridiculous.
How is it not because of regulation? Robocalls are illegal in Germany and there are very high fines. That seems exactly what regulation is supposed to do and I never got a single random robocall. I got a few calls from my ISP for marketing reasons but after telling them not to call me they added me to the list and I haven't heard from them since. I probably allowed to call me when I signed up.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18765079
The article mentions the lack of drinking fountains due to the plumbers' strike, but not the fact that they only had the capacity to hook up either the bathrooms or the water fountains and Disney picked the bathrooms [1].

It's also pretty remarkable that they finished the entire thing in a single year. For a modern comparison the new Star Wars expansion took 3 years to complete with just one working ride (the second ride will be open in December, so 3.5 years from construction start). I wonder if that's due to more relaxed laws surrounding construction back then or another factor.

[1] https://mentalfloss.com/article/541360/disneyland-disastrous...
I did not know this is from Canonical. Interesting
The issue with browser extensions, is that you are not far away from the common hurdles of developing, using and releasing a "real" desktop/mobile application. Having nothing to install and landing on a page that just works, is a big plus for you users.
agreed epub is basically a zipped html, so it's sensical to implement it in a browser
Mundipharma is owned by the Sacklers, aka Purdue. This makes me incredibly angry to read they are repeating the same playbook in Asia, paying doctors and using incredibly misleading and flat out false marketing to get patients addicted.

They just offered to sell Munipharma... But feels too small to me. I won't believe justice is done until every penny is recovered from them personally as they've already syphoned out billions in profit. And ideally face criminal consequences if litigators can prove they broke laws - whether false marketing, bribes, RICO, whatever it takes.
We can expect having posts with funny trivia about Amazon and Disneland around 1 jul, 15 jul, 1 aug, 15 aug, 1 sept...

The always predictable marketing stunts to introduce the brand name in our brains in strategic days with any minor excuse (outrage in twitter, historical trivia...)
Three Ecological Initiatives That Are Turning Monaco Green
Yes, so I reckoned this won't be useful for "growing" foam or big breaks. At that point you'd fashion a right shape chunk of foam and fuse it on both sides I suppose.
It's not just salt, it's other pollutants. The difference between swimming in clear Croatian beaches and the average German (or Italian) waterbody is noticeable.
Brave uses the Chrome User Agent.
a quick, anonymous ping

Sure, but for it to be anonymous it should not contain the sender's IP address. That probably means an UDP message with nulled source ip, which runs foul of many ISP's egress filters (and rightly so).

So, realistically speaking, there is no such thing as an anonymous ping. Or am I missing an obvious solution here?
Google says hackers have put 'monitoring implants' in iPhones for years
Looks interesting and definitely promising

Though it would probably make sense to make the API more "Rust like" and avoid things like the multiple cstr!()

Some things are definitely trickier than others, for example how to deal with the different options of kmalloc if it's rust that's allocating memory
Looks like you are too stupid to look into server logs
Did you really say that? Could you quote yourself verbatim? I must have missed that, if I did, I apologize.

I was reacting to "Nuclear power is a dead end. It's a corporations wet dream for making money, not for saving the planet.". Fusion power is "Nuclear fusion".

I did address the issue, it does not have to be perfect. I was not aiming for perfection. I was aiming for a significant and positive change. Renewable energies are not perfect either, they have their own drawbacks in the form of inefficiency and environmental impacts. If all reactors were replaced with the ones I suggested, we would be much better off. The thing is, we still have not thrown away old and bound-to-fail reactors. I find it a problem.
Show HN: K8s-TLS-Registry: Private Docker Registry with TLS on Kubernetes
So the death rate before 5 doesn't matter - I am sure it matters a LOT to the parents of those kids that die very young.
TL;DR: You're afraid. A great read!
Do you own domain names? I began getting this after I was silly enough to leave my mobile number on a WHOIS register. Most of the calls I receive though aren't from legitimate companies and if you call back the number, it'll fail
Such a stupid application of technology. It looks as if learning is completely out of fashion nowadays.

First of all, complaining about minorities getting lower grades because their English is not as sophisticated as that of others is the inversion of the idea of teaching. That feedback is actually great. We have machines that can give that feedback (e.g., grammarly)? Then use it to make everyone's writing better. Grades are just a measure of the success of learning, after all. I never got why one would not allow a student to repeat a particular test as often as they like, tbh.

Second, grading essays this way is a clear violation of the idea of teaching. What do you want the students to learn? Structure? Knowledge transfer? Grammar? Writing an essay is such a complex task it is a really too broad goal. And then naturally grading becomes quite difficult.
I really like the design of this website. It's simple, information-rich, fast, and doesn't contain a ridiculous number of images or dynamic components. It's a shame that I can only say this for a select few websites these days.
it seems with each new release they add-on more and more useless UI elements and embellishments, I guess the UX equivalent of "chart junk".
Why I like Clojure
These are probably fairly advanced cases. I know I can run a different Python interpreter, but the vast majority of people just use the standard one.
It was created by a sailor who wanted a way to talk to his friends. So the name actually fits.
But.. we agree completely. I'm not sure I follow?

New York exists because it was built before we made it illegal to build cities like it.

One of the reasons we lack other cities like it is because we made it illegal to build large buildings without huge amounts of parking and gigantic roads.

Though, would Boston not qualify?
Same with physical ebook readers, really.
People who haven't done drugs don't really have the right to talk about drugs.

It's like people who haven't done sky diving trying to make laws againt sky diving.

Rich people do drugs too but it's always when poor people do it it's somehow bad.
If Atar isn't useful as a predictor, why rely on it at all for admissions?
Didn't he say that he'll be most likely not eligible for this program precisely because he doesn't want to give up on alternative sources where no officially supplied items are available (individual ICs were cited as an example)?
I have taken it in Hospital (UK) after a major opp (25 plus staples in the main wound site) and stopped after a day or so as it was making me vomit.
Gardens with a 12,000-person waiting list
Is this meant to be a high number or a low number? It seems quite low to me for a city of over a million people.
I took a look and won't use it as it can't connect to European banks and there is no manual import option.

Is there a way to delete my account, can't find it?
But resolving that problem is exactly why the policy is someone has to move.

You seem to be arguing that such relationships should never even start at all, that if it starts wrong it can never be fixed, which seems way over the top.
I remember some addiction treatment centers in certain countries (was it UK?) were allowed to prescribe opiates including heroin as part of program to wean people off it.

Is that gone as part of some stupid war on drugs or other?
I wish I had. Been looking for that holy grail for some time.
Why Govts Are Bad at Facing Catastrophic Risks – and How They Can Get Better
Much of Canonical's recent developer-facing work uses a similar style: https://microk8s.io/, https://multipass.run/, https://cloud-init.io/ ...
By those metrics many of the industry's top companies and engineers would get a fail grade.
>Anyone involved in the creation or adoption of these systems should be ashamed

That's the problem - there is seemingly no shame these days. People involved "saved time and money", got paid and that's it. "If I didn't do it someone else would" and all of that.
Addendum - this video (shared recently in another HN discussion) is a _fantastic_ illustration of the problems of parking minimums, made with Cities: Skylines

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0lvUByM-fZk
Maybe they just want to facilitate you by letting you voice your contact and send message or call your friends by voice. I don't have a car with Android Auto, can you deny the permission?
A Markov chain would have been able to produce a text like that.
>> A lot of people already have kids and do a very poor job at it -- giving them little time.

Exactly the reason why we haven't yet decided to have a kid.

All my past few software jobs have been multi geo and that really kills any sort of me time that you can devote to yourself and family. After reaching home, again there are calls in the evenings. I have given up any hope of finding a software job that lets me work in one geo in one timezone. If I don't like my evenings, I am not so sure the kid is going to like it with me either!

I still have fun memories of spending great time with my parents after they were both home in the evening, I just can't see that happening. I also know how much important a part that time sharing played in my growing years.

I think if I can't devote that kind of time to the child, it is better not to have one.

Raising a kid is a serious responsibility, just like anything else one deeply cares about.
oh thank the cosmos there is someone else who notices. im absolutely fascinated with psychedelic inspired communities, but that being said i certainly do notice a lot of people that tend to just devolve into a mostly coherent glossolalia in order to fit into some perceived archetype of a "woke shaman" or some such, and as someone with a vested interest in the pursuit of shamanism as an aspect of spiritual pursuits, it certainly frustrates me. i mean, to each their own, but i think it kinda poisons the well a bit. words and stuff ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
How to Choose a Programming Language for a Project
Latest Windows update breaks stuff
These are all social networking services. Maybe, just maybe, this was tied to the PRISM program led by the NSA?
I was going to ask what is the difference between this and rqlite, which also uses Raft.

Found the answer on Reddit:

> rqlite is a full RDBMS application, but dqlite is a library you must link with other code. It's like the difference between MySQL and libsqlite3.so.

* https://www.reddit.com/r/golang/comments/8a8h8y/dqlite_distr...
It's the first time I see this kind of graphic, but that cone looks very suspiciously narrow and smooth, especially in the later days.

Are they really properly compounding the probabilities here? Like to create the boundary for the second day you have to sample a number of possible positions from the first day, recompute a possible path from these samples, and then expand the area out of these forwarded samples, based on uncertainty. The boundary at day 2 should be related to the samples that went the most off course.

It looks like they just restart from the best-guess predicted position for day 2 which is already based on a prediction for day 1, and multiply it with the uncertainty, with a factor to account for one passing day. If that's the case this is really misleading. I imagine if they did it the way I'm thinking the cone could get very large very fast, but most importantly it wouldn't be smooth and symmetrical like this.
That’s interesting in the case of a domain transfer. If I sell a domain I am de facto selling the rights to its history.
True. It doesn't make sense. "Average" is in aggregate, but "as much as" is a single maximum.
The thing is, coke is slightly more dangerous, but quite a lot more physically addictive. It's hard to quit once that holds, though it's relatively easy to keep steady dosage as the euphoric effect is short lived.

Unlike cocaine, opiates would hurt productivity in general.
There was a time when many people were addicted in China to opium...

Wars were and are fought over best growing grounds of many drugs.
What is the difference between this and rqlite?

https://github.com/rqlite/rqlite
What business _isn't_ greedy? Do we complain about "greedy greengrocers"?

You need to build systems where people trying to maximize profit isn't a problem. It's not something we've completely figured out (see: externalities)

Ironically if greedy developers got their way in the US we'd have more low or no-parking buildings, as evidenced by the fact that they weren't build "enough" (whatever that means) parking until the law forced them to.
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https://www.germanautolabs.com/blog/mobile-phone-driving-ban...

Maybe not the authoritative source but interacting with a phone while driving is indeed illegal in all of Europe.
I suspect it's down to wanting to learn new tool-sets and skills:

> this project has allowed me to harness and grow from my few years of experience working as a software engineer.
It's not so useful if you're looking at the overall health of an area though, since infant mortality is a slightly different beast.
For anyone interested in polyhedra I'd like to highlight the wonderful antiprism project:

http://www.antiprism.com/

And the web-based Polyhedronisme for a quick fix: http://levskaya.github.io/polyhedronisme/

Finally (personal plug) I've been scratching my own polyhedral itch with a project that aims to cover similar ground but in a more interactive, visual way:

https://github.com/IxxyXR/Polyhydra

(Example output: https://photos.google.com/album/AF1QipM029IxQ5P5FacaGywBPlxS... )

One factor that unifies all three projects is conway operations discovered John "Game of Life" Conway: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway_polyhedron_notation later investigated and expanded upon by George Hart - who is mentioned in the opening of the main article.
I enjoyed that. Fascinating drawings
Sony celebrates 40 years of Walkman in Tokyo
The amount of time and money pushed into basically creating a JS version of QT, we could have had a native client, that isn't workaround bloat?
One golden rule of businesses (or any investments) is that you should not put your eggs to single basket. With development of mobile apps you just do it, you are totally in mercy of a couple of gatekeepers, like it or not. I would rather focus on recognising and mitigating these risks, and make sure that you do have alternatives. Do not buy into some corporation's promises of not to be evil. They all are. Sorry you had to learn it in hard way, but better late than never.
Well, it's good for a third line painkiller, after NSAIDs and codeine and oxycodone are not enough. And something like levetiracetam or pregabalin or other SNRI is not appropriate.

But calling it non-addictive is criminal. It should be, at least. This thing very much is.
Until they end up at Uni or Work and find that they haven't developed the right skills.
Three ways maintenance innovation is giving data centre operators the edge
Poorly written, factually incorrect, written to give the reader a small short-term motivational boost, soon to be diminished by the reality.

It goes as far as to suggest that laziness, boredom and the particulars of the sort do not exist.

Such big claims are supported by anecdotal stories, and occasional quotes from psychology professors, all convoluted in order to do say one thing: just do it.
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Just in case you are asked to upgrade to read.
The Play store is not available in China and there is a thriving app ecosystem there.
I think you meant Goodhart's law: "When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure."
My point stands: UN human rights inspectors can enter Texas whenever they choose (no formal invite required!), but not Xinjiang. They can interview anyone they meet on the street in the US, but not in many parts of China.

I'd also argue that the role of the UN Human Rights Council (whose recent illustrious members have included Venezuela, Cuba, the Philippines, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia) is minuscule compared to that of the global press in terms of fomenting any actual change.
Absolutely. It is such a disgrace to open society that we have allowed our phones, computers and cars to be so taken over by corporate interest that we cannot even peek inside.

NB I heard some infosec research companies actually get rooted phones from Apple with some big caveats.
For those like I was, wondering why a framework is required to write out of tree Linux modules in rust

It’s to auto create rust bindings. Link between rust crates and kernel build system
Probably. I wonder if Bang Bros used the threat of copyright enforcement to get what they wanted.
I'm not sure that "desktop Linux machine" is really a thing. I hate to feel that Linux has won servers and IoT, maybe mobile, but clearly lost desktop. Desktop is a dying thing by itself, so not bad after all.
Maybe, just maybe, this was tied to the space program at NASA?

Tremendously unlikely, PRISM was something very different from this.
It would be fun to check, but the attackers could just turn it off.

It's a user-facing option: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202100
Maybe in the future, yes, but it's an iterative process to solve something big like robocalls. I haven't read too much about this yet but I would imagine there is some method of reporting numbers that abuse this feature.
There are plenty of negative comments about Rust, especially about borrow checker complexity and compiler speed. Maybe you're not paying attention to them?
What is the typical use case for such a thing?
> And my specific advice is only going to work for a tiny fraction of people who happen to be in the right place at the right time and for whom it will click immediately.

It clicked for me. Gave me a new take on the very things I struggle with right now. Why did you write your comment? What did you want to give me, the reader?
From my personal observations, I don't think coke is quite comparable to heroin. Heroin takes over a person's life in a much more scary way than coke. Heroin becomes the number one thing every day, before food, family, or any other concern. Granted, you can easily be a high functioning heroin addict, if the expense and acquisition are not concerns, but at a point, heroin merely makes you 'normal', and even slightly outside that window is a steep descent into withdrawal hell.

Coke is both better and worse. Not quite as addictive, but it seems to damage people more than heroin does (particularly mentally).
No, the point is that if you say that life expectancy is 39 that makes it sound like the average 10 year old will live to about 39. But the actual figure will be a lot higher because the overall figure is brought down by high infant mortality.
Job searching is on my mind
The Portuguese Bank Note Crisis of 1925
My experience with delivery app is nothing but fantastic.

Customers should band up and boycott the restaurants who want to end delivery app business and whoever is part of this movement. To each his own.

Thing is, customer was never king in India unlike many other countries where you can sue and get compensated.
Thank you for the feedback. We are working on the multi-select functionality in boards, alternatively, you can multi-select items inside a list or feature and move them to other boards. We understand it can be a bit hard without it while organizing an imported project and we will add the functionality soon. Regarding the auto-complete its something that should be working. Will take a look at it.

Agreed, the post-import experience has a lot of room for improvement and we are constantly iterating on it.
List of Open CFPs
Libra: The known unknowns and unknown unknowns
Surely at that point it's correctly detecting they're "mostly dead"?
How far will people go to avoid learning C++? Trust me, C++ isn't that scary.