skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Because it uses the same words and short phrases as the lyrics it consumes, it just seems like a mishmash. Maybe you could substitute synonyms or words from the same class (e.g. August instead of April). Another great thing would be if it considered the number of syllables per line [does it already do this?] and follow a pattern from one of their songs.
I was just on my way to post the ThreadreaderApp link.

Here you go:

https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1168101940758306817.html
A Z80 running an implementation of lisp is not a lisp machine, sorry. Not an apt comparison.

You might want to lookup what a real lisp machine is.
OK, so what happens when they discover that they can't cuff you?
I've run my own mailserver since the late 2000s. I've never had much trouble with deliverability. Spam hasn't been a real issue either --- I run with deliberately light spam filtering because I find the occasional ridiculous spam email hilarious. (My favorite spam of all time begins "Yes, I am Bernie Madoff".)
I’ve also down voted comments by mistake...
For Reddit try old.reddit.com
Or a introverted developer who's nervous and not very confident at interviews. Which is very likely.
This, and you can get a much better mobile experience to boot, not to mention fixing dozens of errors that crop up with prolonged use of this site.

Literally to post this comment, I got a, "We cannot serve requests that quickly please try again in a moment" message. Completely unnecessary in 2019, given how simple this site (as a concept) is.

"I hate change" <- basically the summary of this submission, and kind of sad.
Oh I was absolutely not happier or more productive while living in the US. Air conditioning there was driving me insane and it had bad effects on my health too.

It is unhealthy for sure: my flatmate coming back from jogging sweating and all... first thing he does, turn AC on.

It was also sad to see AC running day and night and reading news about climate change the same time.
So we as developers have the power to throw out things like daily stand-ups and sprints? And if we don't have that power, we're not being agile?

Cool, tell that to your "scrum master" next time you see him.
That's pretty tragic. I built my gaming PC with parts I bought there about 2 years ago. I've since moved back to the east coast, and I miss being able to stop by after work and just browse, and pick up some unusual candy in the checkout lane.
This is awful on so many levels.

The ruling is dangerous on several levels: It mangles a law designed to protect minors by putting them in greater risk of legal jeopardy than adults. It clashes with fundamental principles of due process, punishing the ostensible victim of a crime as a perpetrator as well. And it essentially encourages revenge porn against minors, who cannot attempt to halt the distribution of their own intimate images without risking prosecution. Wednesday’s decision is a disastrous blow to the rights and safety of minors in Maryland.
Design of Roller Coasters [pdf]
Fair, although I expect you'd find less of it. The feeling of "I am literally going to die owing this, I will never be free" isn't doing anyone but the loan-owners any favours.
If only the justice system worked in a completely logical way..

But yeah, I don't really follow the reasoning behind this at all. To me it seems like the girl didn't commit a crime (She shared it out of her own volition), but the first person to spread the video _did_ commit a crime.

Otherwise, would 'revenge porn' always be the girls fault for sharing the video first, instead of the ex-boyfriend whom shared it?
I use barba.js to make my site load faster, but at the initial expense of a JavaScript payload to enable the XHR page delivery. It would be cool if browsers offered an experimental flag, allowing the page to be fetched with XHR by default when possible. Then static sites could be even faster, no Javascript download required, because of a little browser magic
Since he's probably too modest to mention it himself, the user you're replying to is the founder of the news aggregator and forum site Tildes [1] which is pretty much the gold standard of modern forum site design imho. If anyone has the right to make this comment it's him.

[1] https://tildes.net
I mean, if we're fantasizing we might as well have a post-scarcity society along the lines of Manna: http://marshallbrain.com/manna1.htm
I believe these vaping cases are from using elicit, underground THC vaping products and not the usual e-cigarette / nicotine vaping we usually associate with the word “vaping.”

There’s some details over on Reddit:

https://www.reddit.com/r/electronic_cigarette/comments/cxov1...
What an odd page. I wonder if it would be considered conspiracy to resist arrest. Either way I bet if they can't handcuff you there are batons and pepper spray in your future.
This looks so awesome! Unlimited use-cases. Just however I can hear my Macbook Pro taking off (air fan spinning like crazy) when browsing the demo page lol
How do they deal with the syscall numbers being different from release to release, while still maintaining binary compatibility? From what I can tell, (in Linux at least) the syscall numbers are the thing that needs to stay constant for the kernel to not break user space.
> or are they being incinerated on a coloured circle and cloned somewhere else?

According to quantum mechanics this is exactly what is happening
Nice, although ClickHouse seems to be a Yandex project. Not sure my boss would appreciate ClickHouse, wonder how does this compare to ElasticSearch though? I'm not looking for 8GB of RAM is not something I can sell my manager.
It's much more than not learning to deal with setbacks, it's that we've been robbed of the ability to exercise our will on the world, and we cling to any scrap of meaningful freedom we can find.
It's telling that one of the early popular essays on the topic, "Extreme Deprogramming" (2003) is itself now a lost text.
I believe the $20, $50, and $100 bill are periodically redesigned with accent colors, along with other anti-counterfeiting measures. The $10, $5, $2, and $1 are not valuable enough to be worth counterfeiting so they never redesign them.
Yes, this! I don’t mean to make light of people’s conversations whatsoever but in my experience sometimes a good conversation is simply a back and forth friendly and unbiased exploration of a worry or struggle, future or past. The ideal outcome is not figuring out the next 5 steps - or even coming away with any sort of conclusion about whether it should be solved. It simply provides space to voice aloud thoughts, theorize, and empathize with the other(s).
I like the middle way.

See a few posts less but don't have to fiddle around with buttons.
> How do they deal with the syscall numbers being different from release to release, while still maintaining binary compatibility

By not calling syscalls based on their numbers on Windows. That might sound crazy, but actually to me coming from Windows, calling them by ordinals is what sounds crazy. :-) You're supposed to call exported functions in shared libraries (ntdll.dll etc.) that call the syscalls for you.
It's been reported he uses 2 iPhones: https://9to5mac.com/2018/05/21/president-trump-iphone-use/
The EU started work on that in 2014 with new regulations that "set requirements on purity of ingredients, require that the devices deliver consistent doses of vapor [and] require disclosure of ingredients and nicotine content". Sadly most of the other EU regulations seem to be focused on limiting use and access instead of safety.
I'm quite sure that his Enigma-like machines were used heavily and most enthusiastically.

edit: Specifically, this machine: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombe
> (3) In the event of a battle with the police, protesters would also need to be armed to defend themselves against the police with similar type weapons as the police are deploying against protesters. For example, if the police are using their truncheons then it is only fair that protesters can avail themselves of similar type weapons - baseball bats, crowbars etc.

I can't imagine this making the situation better for either party.
Application code does not use those syscalls directly, but functions from system libraries wrapping them, which have a stable interface.
> It should use 5-50 megabytes of data per page load.

Mandatory min of 5MB vs. current 10KB?

I'm pretty sure I'm missing the logic here. I sometimes rely on a satellite connection in my access, and I don't hold HN responsible for that fact.

I do agree that no anger is merited (nor sane).
I'm going to agree and say there are minor usability/functionality quirks like these

For example, adding a story to favourites shouldn't redirect it back to the main page

At the same time there were a couple of minor improvements "recently", like the undo feature for votes which were a bit of high-impact low hanging fruit.

Apart from that I'm just happy I can customize the level of orangeness on the top bar to a lighter shade
Homejoy the house cleaning startup has a very similar business model to Wag. and as Homejoy failed because clients would directly hire the cleaners vs going through Homejoy; Wag will be destined to the same failure unless they use scare tactics to block clients from hiring contractors directly
People in the path of Hurricane Dorian probably don't agree. Sometimes the simplest solution is the best solution.

edit: Then one second later I scroll down and read about Zimbabwe using Tesla Powerwall batteries to keep their digital currency available.
I guess I disagree that agile is defined by its structure.

I think it's defined by its value proposition - that shipping early and often and getting direct feedback from users produces better products than not doing so.

Which itself rests on the assumption that a product's value cannot be objectively asserted and is only the sum of its users' perceptions.
Hence his username on many platforms “DJSnM”.
Builders and other trades might want cash and even offer a slight discount for it, for some reason or other (cough tax cough).

I still like to use cash in a pub and I play pool every weds. This enables me to keep a pool of pocket cash which is handy. Cash is still king in some transactions and I'll miss it when it finally vanishes.

I blew a €200 in a bar in Switzerland once. A cash machine spat several out at me when I got my ickeys (forex) in ready for a week up a mountain with the boys. The barman didn't bat an eyelid when it was my turn to get a round in and I presented that beast to him. Mind you given the price for a beer which was roughly €10 for the local equivalent of the metric version of one pint, I was doing them a favour by keeping the paperwork to a minimum! That was about 15 years ago - God knows what they charge now.

I am under the age of 60 ...
Could you give an example? I don't see anything that's on Vista SP1 but not on SP2.
This man broke the enigma code, which helped win the war against the evil Nazis. He built early prototypes of the modern computer.

Your computer might not be as powerful today, or even exist without his inventions. Funny how alt right/nazi idiots are using later versions of his technology to type out comments that seem to imply he's on the note simply because he was persecuted.

But it's easy to see why Nazis hate him. He's not only gay, but he broke their "unbreakable" code. Maybe they'd have gone further in their war if it weren't for him?
Almost everything is reusable between these applications, just need a flatter mirror. Which was also what they screwed up.
The relevant Act appears to have been HB 2789[1][2]. I don't see the text in the Texas Penal Code yet.

[1] https://capitol.texas.gov/BillLookup/History.aspx?LegSess=86...

[2] https://capitol.texas.gov/tlodocs/86R/billtext/pdf/HB02789F....
I bought an Awair some months ago, having been diagnosed with Alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency and slightly freaking out, I wanted to have a bit more data on my living conditions. It measures PM2.5, VOCs, humidity, CO2 and temperature. Luckily my indoor air quality was pretty good, except for low humidity. The Awair app kept nagging me to get a humidifier, so I relented and bought one. Just some minutes after switching it on, the PM2.5 skyrocketed!

I googled for answers, and found out that Awair warned about this: https://blog.getawair.com/awair-investigates-how-your-humidi...

The humidifier was spewing crap out into my air!

I switched to distilled water and the measurements were OK again, but a bit scary to see how bad it was with regular tap water.
Please stop spamming that project all the time.
i would suspect a brand new idea [thus not appearing earlier] lost traction or relevence and didnt make the cut to migrate into the next revision
Do you add that on your system, and it executes the commands on all the servers you connect to?

Or do you add it to the server and they only run when you login to that server?
You're welcome! I'm in Houston. The link to apply for a card: https://houstonlibrary.org/my-link-library-card-registration
> so what happens when they discover that they can't cuff you?

duct tape.
In the end it's not a pissing contest by any means. The factors contributing to the mental issues of European students might be different than the Americans', but the overall trend is apparent for both demographics.

Sadly enough, the environmental pressures faced in terms of economic situation and extreme competition have been observed for a very long time in Asian nations, exhibiting themselves in the form of suicides. I hope, deeply so, that the West does not devolve that far...
These (at least a few years ago) are also in some landlord-agency contracts. One I've seen stated they were entitled to 10% of the rent if the tenant stayed after the end of the original tenancy without a gap in the tenancy, even if you are no longer using their management services.

I never pursued it to see if it was actually legal - a strongly worded letter indicating that there _was_ a gap in the tenancy (a day, but it satisfied the strict wording of the contract), that the tenant was considering leaving due to the agency not fulfilling its contractual obligations, and that other properties would be removed at the end of their tenancy if this was the case, settled the issue without having to go that far.
Note that this page doesn't show the full set of syscalls, just a subset of them (seems to be the ones ntdll calls). The Win32k stuff, for one, don't seem to be there (edit: they're on this page instead: https://j00ru.vexillium.org/syscalls/win32k/64/), let alone more obscure ones that I expect exist but that I don't know about (like WSL stuff).
They are extremely secure Linux laptops based off of Gentoo with everything hardened is what I read here on HN ages back. As others have said major retailers such as BestBuy sell them. My wife bought one for her mother from a Office Depot if memory serves me. Aside from Chrome plugins, it's a secure device. I just rather not have another device that tracks me across the ends of the internet(in this case Google).

From their FAQ:
https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/3438631?hl=en
The person you're replying to is most likely making a low-effort troll post on how large webapps tend to be now. Keep in mind that most of what's downloaded would be cached, and the response from an up / down vote would be considerably smaller than 10KB.
> So according to the court, the girl who distributed the video must have been simultaneously the victim and perpetrator of the crime.

Yes, and this is due to the fact that possession or transmission of underage pornography is a "strict liability" crime. There is no mitigating factor allowed.

The issue is that your enemies are active, malicious, and clever. No matter what loophole you allow, they will exploit it. So, you close all the loopholes.

And then you wind up with these kinds of pathological situations.

> At the very least be consistent and punish everybody who distributed that video.

These kinds of cases invariably are driven by publicity more than justice--this is the problem with prosecutorial discretion. Normally, they get swept under the rug, but if it hits the media, someone is going to get scapegoated.
People like to blame judges but often judges are simply applying legislation in an impartial manner, as they are required to do, and if they don't do that, the system falls apart.

The judgment followed the law, and it's clear from the specific wording of the judgment https://www.mdcourts.gov/data/opinions/coa/2019/41a18.pdf that the judge is fully aware of all the issues.

The solution is for the legislatures to modify the law, if they want to.

Did this person distribute child pornography, as defined by the law, to others? Yes. Were the others minors as well? Yes.

> "[T]he language of CR § 11-207 in its plain meaning
is all-encompassing. The General Assembly has not updated the statute’s language since the advent of sexting and thus we may not read into the statute an exception for minors."

Those are the judge's words, they are correct, and they explain why he had to rule this way.
Your final point misses the parent's point completely. Yes it uses energy, but cold areas use more. It might also be worth mentioning that the use of boilers may be dirtier than going through a centralised burner, as the economies of scale would favour efficiency improvements at large scale more than at small, building scale.

As for being unhealthy, that's an issue of dry, circulating air. This would be addressed better with radiative cooling and potentially humidity control. Some cleaning out of air filters may also be due.

edit: Oh and of course, building regulations (and enforcement thereof) and insulation shouldn't be forgotten, like I just did.
> What constitutes guilt is simple, being convicted of transgressing a law.

"How was he convicted?" -> "He was found guilty".

"How is he guilty?" -> "He was convicted".

This is a circular argument. What is the standard that quantifies that a conviction should occur?

> The objective measure in my book, is that of real world harm balanced against unintended side effects and limitations on freedom.

I see. How is real world harm measured objectively? How are unintended side effects measured objectively? How are limitations on freedom measured objectively?

ps. My implication wasn't meant to be subtle. That's my fault.
TL;DR: people sharing their angst inside filter bubbles causes unrealistic expectations from questionable sources

I think, thanks to social media classic socialization among students via social events and clubs has ceased. Person to person interaction isn't a thing anymore, but it's necessary to learn having realistic expectations. Most people crave interaction, comparison, sharing experiences with others, this is normal. With social media it's a two-fold problem: much more people are involved in comparisons (likes, followers), so having little or no followers doesn't help feeling worthy, and the expectation having to have followers at all is unreasonable and unrealistic. The depression is based on doubts that one has any significance in the world, plus, having to keep up with competition. Then there is fear of missing out that drives anxiety like wildfire.

There's pressure from everywhere, even internal. Why wasn't
it that big a thing back then? Because personal expectations weren't as bloated then as they are now, and today's young people derive their expectations of themselves (what they think they ought to be, to do) and expectations of others (what they think they can expect from others) from the Internet, forums, social networks mostly, not from personal experience. That is it. Personal physical experience once provided the basis for expectations, people had to learn everything themselves. But now people learn expectations from other peoples' experiences, and not their own. So, today the unrealistic expectations of other people are failing on us, naturally, and we are confronted with the reality of things and people. This is what it feels like leaving one's favorite Twitter filter bubble and learning that the actual world is different and much more complicated.

And I didn't mention the job market yet, because I think it's just a part in the pool of sources of pressure. Anxiety about one's job isn't as new as people think. The awareness is different now, because people share their angst and amplify it via the social media making it even worse. Social media, job situation, pressure are all parts of the same problem - unrealistic expectations from questionable sources.
Most cooks I know do both unfortunately
In cases where police are beating the shit out of protestors, what exactly is the alternative? Just sit there and take it?
Mostly running a shell script doesn't necessarily need to have all your aliases included, for one of many possible examples, but it conveniently doesn't really hurt things either. Making one setting the default is a way to promote "sameness" for those who aren't about to go about adapting different use cases.

But for "power users," the ability to alter the experience depending on context is there awaiting your specifics.
That would be strange considering webrender is not enabled on Mac
Breenter?
Brought to you by the morons whose employee killed someone's dog and offered to pay for the dogs final expenses only if they agreed on pain of lawsuit not to talk about it.

Can they go bankrupt already?
What are you trying to achieve here..? Do you think that anyone will appreciate your SWJ BS here?

Why don't you find something more productive to do with your time?
At $6500 it's over a years worth over a years average salary [using numbeo.com rates] , and more importantly it's useful to anyone else suffering from intermittent electric which they all are.
So this is likely beyond the scope of your project, but I've always thought a really good project would be a website to host scene indexes for movies and TV.

Eg. Let's say that you wanted to watch a prerecorded football game or baseball game without all the commercials, timeouts, commentators talking about the fans, etc.

Or... Let's say that you wanted to re-cut a movie in a certain way, by re-ordering the scenes, you could just generate a new scene data file and let the encoder/player use that.
Haha. I wasn’t disappointed the story wasn’t literally about ‘flight’ into space from the ‘backyard’, (which is insane), so the phrasing didn’t occur to me. Just another example of literary license which could have benefitted from more word-smithing.

‘Space flight’ from the backyard.

Seen from your back yard: space flight

Etc
Nothing in your lengthy comment contradicts the point you seem to think you're contradicting.
You usually don’t fry for the entire day. The diffusers spew stuff 24x7 in many cases, and folks try to inhale as much as possible for the quack health and wellness benefits.

That said, the “oils” are pretty dilute.
Funny thing is that I'm pretty sure CNN Lite is a server-rendered React app, or was at some point.
Olli 2.0, a 3D-printed autonomous shuttle
I don't see this going well in most US domestic scenarios, but the ongoing events in Hong Kong (where we see videos of police persuing fleeing prorestors) comes to mind as a use case.
They have added an undown link a while back.
> To me it seems like the girl didn't commit a crime (She shared it out of her own volition)

While consensual sex may be legal at 16 in Maryland, I suspect that video pornography is not. Making the video probably was illegal prima facie.
Ditto here - I've heard it referred to as runtime configuration for decades (even when I worked at SUN writing drivers and interfaces for SunOS 4 and 5).
Do you mean that they don't meet the requirements of the tender spec ("not fit for purpose") or that the spec in the tender process was deficient ("shockingly poor procurement")?
It's more like $20k-40k

Given all the generous payment, deferral, and forbearance plans, student loan debt is a better deal than other types of debt, and unlike consumer debt ,a college degree gains value in term of higher inflation adjusted wages.