skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't know anything about the RMS incident -- but I work for a public university system in California, and last time I had the mandatory every-other-year sexual harassment prevention training, it said it was un-lawful for me not to use a person's identified pronouns.
We only used code from repos that github has marked as using a non-copyleft open source license (i.e., we had an explicit license whitelist and used only repos matching that).
Imagine having to hibernate a 1.5TB RAM machine :D
That one should always do of course (but perhaps not to the default place because there is every chance the data is already corrupted)
Reads like an advertorial. Nothing about all the ways that Apple is violating privacy unknown to the majority of it's users. Eg.

- all numbers called go to Apple, no way to stop them spying on you
- stopping iCloud sync/backup is elaborous and error prone
- WiFi and Bluetooth emit their presence at all time
- etc, etc.
And a guy who was 5’7”, not 5’1” or something.
How does one looks great without real accomplishments?
Ask HN: Which email software do you use on Linux?
I have been happily using Thunderbird for years now. But for some reason it get's slower and slower to start it. Even though all my email accounts are IMAP. And I set it up to not query them on startup. So startup should be immediately. But it takes 8 seconds.

So I am playing with the idea to switch.

What do you guys use?
Focusing on the fabric as the problem ignores the other major issue of the wasteful way we clean our clothes. This could potentially be much improved if we developed alternative ways of cleaning our clothes that didn’t waste resources and pollute as much as the current system: using lots of water, energy to heat the water, detergents to clean, energy to generate friction and circulation, dumping the waste into nature.
Are there any current efforts/research into new and better (efficient & sustainable) fabric cleaning systems?
Cash flow washes snow crash.
He said that clicking TAB on an instance in an IDE

(e.g. foo.[TAB])

can list all possible operations available on that instance -- in other words, you don't need a fluent interface for this.
It goes both ways. Tesla, just like Apple, has kind of a hype around which polarizes discussions in both ways. While some people criticize them too much I don't understand how they get away with the $6000 scam the FSD kit is. I don't think a less hyped brand would get away that.
Spare time - and time in general - is managed by priorities. While I did (on both sides of the interview process) a take-home technical test, it was always AT MOST a 2 hours test. A six-hours test is cutting away a lot of potential candidates which have higher priorities in their spare time (kids/parents above all).
Software Engineer Reveals Oracle Creation Platform for Bitcoin Cash
I second this for personal use
For business I have no idea
Shouldn't that make you extra motivated to find a new job, though? ;)
I said he resigned under pressure. I think MIT would have fired him but not the FSF. My argument is that he was pressured because of more than just one incident.
Amazon's plan for facial recognition laws faces skeptics
I'm assuming you can't get Irish tea where you live? Because Punjana would be above all of them.
Who hurt you, Ben?
Lesspass: Synchronization-Less Password Manager
Really? Did you read the same post I did?

> Just get the stupid dedupping done, for God's sake.

> You have no excuse to so badly that a teenager can beat you by simple handcrafted rules.

> First learn and do the basics and then come here to talk about your need for ML.

> No one needs to suffer like this.

Let’s see, the OP belittles the original authors for something they’re not responsible for, implies that they’re incompetent, tells them to go away until their problem is fixed, and, oh, for god measure: invokes a deity.

This is not “straight forward feedback” to me.

How about we just cut all the insults and shift the tone a bit:

> GitHub has a really poor search experience compared with most modern web services. Search doesn't need fancy ML or DL, and dedupping alone would help a ton. A simple TF-IDF similarity metric would make GitHub’s search 10,000% better. You even know forks, names of files, folders, number of stars.

> PS: Sorry, I had to get this out. I've spent better part of my productivity in past two years shifting through page number 50 and 100 of undedupped results that GitHub returns and it’s been extremely frustrating.

See how this doesn’t blame the authors for something that isn’t their fault? Doesn’t imply they’re stupid or incompetent for some other feature they have nothing to do with? Doesn’t tell them to go away? And a bonus: It presents some approaches to solve a problem the author is frustrated by.

My experience ranting on the internet is that personal attacks don’t lead to feature improvements.
Left wing accelerationism as pictured by Snircek and Williams in their work is missing a lot. It just references women's issues, minorities' issues and colonial issues but doesn't really incorporate or develop ideas on how to integrate solutions to these problems in an accelerationist, pro-technology, anti-natural perspective.

So there are a bunch of authors and collectives working to enrich, directly or indirectly, this ideological framework to make it more encompassing of different human problems. Xenofeminism is one of them but it's also a lot more than that. While there is a certain dialogue between xenofeminism and the accel world, they don't really pose themselves as "we like these two guys, let's add something to their work" but more as an indipendent field of research and an indipendent methodology.

Xenoaccelerationism is what sits at the conjunction of these two positions, that while similar, can still exist without the other. But to me, it's pointless to abolish work under accelerationism if we cannot abolish gender under xenofeminism. It's pointless to talk about technology repurposing under accelerationism without talking about technology dissemination and hacking under xenofeminism. It's pointless to fight bio-capitalism under accelerationism without fighting the structures that allow it under xenofeminism.
Please forgive my ignorance but the specs on this are just average in my opinion. Why would I choose this over a custom build pc with almost the same, if not better, components?

My experience with all apple products at work has been quite bad so I might be a little biased.
I dont know if from safety point of view using voice command is far less unsafe than using buttons. Prolonged conversation on phone (handheld or free) is quite different.
That's because you're not thinking about it from the perspective of the people you're talking about. The only experience that non-Tesla owners have of Tesla is constantly hearing bullshit about "Self-driving" that have constantly been proven untrue, all sorts of stories about quality issues, and a CEO who in many ways is a dick.
Sounds like this guy got pipped to publication by Peter Godfrey Smith's Other Minds.

Can anyone who has read both comment on whether Graziano's book contains much different?
> Some pretty responsible and knowledgeable people such as the EFF's head of cybersecurity have described him as a "creep"

Seems like it's a pastime over at the EFF who can be outraged the most in the vilest manner (senior staff technologist):

https://twitter.com/cooperq/status/1173802200901939200

From their home page:

"The leading nonprofit defending digital privacy, free speech, and innovation."

Maybe it's time to stop supporting the EFF until they decide to re-focus on their core mission instead of being a den of hypocricy.
I worked for a newspaper around the period this article was published (~2000) and we had a strict 120kb limit per page, aiming more for ~90kb, for the exact reasons you suggest.
And I think very few people or companies do things for a single reason. There is always a list of pros and cons.
The World's First Managed k3s
Your employer supplied you with the wrong tools for the job. Explain why you would need a more powerful computer and you'll probably get it.
IMNSHO, it gets slower because your inboxes get bigger. I moved ooold mail to "archive-20xx" folders, and it gets snappier again. Perhaps do the cleanup-compact dance, too?

(So far, I haven't found anything that I would like more - even though TB does have its share of bugs, warts, and UX issues. Opera's mail client was great while it lasted.)
> These kinds of conversations inevitably involve either special pleading or completely distorted definitions of words like "respect" that we would not accept in any other context.

And I think this is a bit condescending. You're essentially denying me to have a different opinion because it's just invalid in your point of view. To give you perspective: I am not a hunter, I am a vegetarian and have been very active in environmental protection. I am certainly not advocating for myself or feel the need to defend my actions by special pleading or completely distorted definitions. But I see that hunters fullfill an important role because we don't really have much wild nature here in germany anymore and for most parts it's not possible because there's not enough space and the developed nature is not robust enough. Enviromentalist organisations here often work quite closely with hunters. And I also see that hunters exist that respect and appreciate nature (not because they want to hunt), which you seem to deny.

> I honestly have no idea what you're trying to communicate here. Do you want to try again?

"But that doesn't mean they appreciate nature and it certainly doesn't mean they respect individuals, which they obviously do not." Does not make sense to me because "certainly doesn't mean they respect individuals, which they obviously do not." does not. You say "X does not do Y because it obviously does not do Y." where X is the hunter and Y is respecting individuals. You treat it as given but for me it's not. What I wanted to say is that your sentence only makes sense when one shares your line of thought (it's obvious then), but when one does not then it's a not an argument (it is so because it is so). You treat it as a fact. In spirit it's similiar to my reply above.
Once the microplastics are generated they are quite hard to contain.
There are a few constraints:

- Chrome based browser

- Need a microphone

- Give permission for screencast and microphone

- Someone has to stream on the same username as you are viewing

- Indeed no devices is not throwing an error. Handling happy cases only at the moment.

To bad the viewer side did not work. Probably because after an hour I stopped streaming and there was actually not to show for anymore. Feel free to let me know if you want to give it another try and we set a day and time.
That's not respect, that's an overarching extension of individualism and an extension of the notion of "respecting my freedom" to "not doing anything that bothers me". This is a very dangerous and toxic ideology, so I'll very carefully avoid complying to it, thank you very much.

BTW as I have long blond hair I'm called madam quite often and learned not to be bothered by it though I'm a cis hetero white male. Furthermore it comes often from children, who speak the truth as everyone knows. So grow a spine and fight, don't nag everyone else to be nice. People aren't nice. The world isn't any more just than we make it. And lynching (even symbolically) isn't the way to get a just world. Victims aren't noble. Fighters are. See Malcolm X. MLK. Rosa Luxemburg. Daniel Guérin.
FWIW by default desktops are configured to just sleep (hibernatemode=0 = suspend to ram).

Laptops default to persisting memory & sleeping (hibernatemode=3, a sleep which falls back to hibernation in case of complete power loss e.g. run out of battery). Both can be configured to regular hibernation (hibernatemode=25, persist memory then shut down).
> Rather than blaming a greater system of patriarchy and white supremacy for these double standards, under which we all suffer, he blamed feminists like me.

I can't help but feel that even through a tragedy, the author still hasn't budged from her side of views.
Prometheus to apt-dater host configs
I have a fairly new car, one of VW's brands, and at best I twiddle with the sensitivity a bit from time to time, but that's mostly unnecessary.
For those who are using prometheus and also use apt-dater to control updates of multiple servers I have created a new tool to automatically generate the hosts configuration file. Hopefully this not only useful to me :)
A similar rig from HP or Lenovo is going to cost you more.
Is definitely the best option for technical clothes for cold weather. Try and avoid the blends and look for as close to 100% as possible.
JS is and always was prototype based. The class keyword is as far as I know just syntax sugar that creates a prototype chain and a new-able function that assigns the prototype to self.
Hello from 2050. We Avoided Worst of Climate Change – But Everything's Different
Wouldn't you actually be motivated to take the 6 hour assignment to get away from high-stress workplace that is taking also weekends and with long commute, to land a position that has proper work-life balance, higher salary and maybe closer too?

Sorry, you are describing a candidate who's working life is hell and sounds to me they would be willing to do whatever it takes to get out and get on.
Not needing power is kind of a moot point for an electric car tbh.
I've never seen anyone explain how keep-alive is supposed to work in user-mode, and this worries me in HTTP/3. If your program blocks on something in user-mode, should the connection really die? Doing it in the kernel avoids that. e.g. I know I want to be able to stop my program and continue it in a debugger without breaking network connections and I would be surprised if other people didn't care for this.
But then, just mammals?
I would like to see an artwork of an Oculus headset as a facehugger from Alien: https://i.pinimg.com/736x/9d/1b/b5/9d1bb5d1c30cebd812ba87512...
Tell that to the people who get nauseous from VR. There are some people that will get nauseous from VR no matter what, and then there are people of varying sensitivity. The higher refresh rate, lower latency, improved FOV, and improved optics will all help more people be able to experience VR at all. And it will allow everybody to experience it for longer periods of time more comfortably.
Not entirely:

> The reference reports the claim that Minsky had sex with one of Epstein’s harem. ... Let’s presume that was true (I see no reason to disbelieve it).
I said explicitly that the minister in question remained in government, that the teenager in question was 17 and that there was no suggestion of coercion. There was no need to even name names these facts stand on their own.
Just write a test.
What about bovine casein is a problem for babies?
why should anyone apologise for anything?
Yes, but was the sign there before, or not?

Also, as far as I understood it. The latest thing was just the last straw.
What event are you referring to?
thanks for the dataset release! So many questions. Have you thought about any approaches to assess quality/accuracy of comments by using the data itself? One could assume a distribution of accuracy and look for correlated metrics on the comment? Other information such as author or project could be helpful if present, by simplying regularizing comment quality over author/project? If GitHub would be a primary beneficiary of any techniques developed with this dataset, would they volunteer any compute resources toward running models?
Smart, compliant, friendly and enthuastic. No problem domain, life or business experience required.

Sounds neat until one realizes you can be replaced in an instant by one of the ever growing number of new "graduates" every year.
The whole reason to replace a library with your own code is that that couple hundred lines only has to support the subset of features you need from something like Gatsby.
i have an analog vehicle, and the car doesn't need to have to remember my settings because they are physically in the same location.
"He didn't harass women during the two days I interacted with him, therefore he has never done so" is not as strong a defense as you seem to think.
They actually did something like that with GFDL, they added a special exemption, just for Wikipedia[1].

[1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_Free_Documentation_License...
Neat and potentially useful data vis but copy like this makes me barf: “Bullet charts have proven to be ideally suited for any business dashboard data visualization.”

Proven? How? By what standard or metric? And for any business dashboard data vis? What does that even mean?
OpenAPI Generator's Kotlin client generator now supports multiplatform
We've added multiplatform (https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/multiplatform.html) support to the Kotlin client generator in the OpenAPI Generator (https://github.com/OpenAPITools/openapi-generator) project. To generate a Kotlin API client with multiplatform support given an OpenAPI/Swagger specification file (https://github.com/OAI/OpenAPI-Specification), please follow 3 simple steps below:

1. Download the Java JAR (https://oss.sonatype.org/content/repositories/snapshots/org/openapitools/openapi-generator-cli/4.1.3-SNAPSHOT/openapi-generator-cli-4.1.3-20190927.041122-45.jar)

2. Rename the JAR as "openapi-generator-cli.jar"

3. Run the following command to generate a Nim API client for the Petstore API (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OpenAPITools/openapi-generator/master/modules/openapi-generator/src/test/resources/2_0/petstore.yaml):

Mac/Linux:

$ java -jar openapi-generator-cli.jar generate -g kotlin -i https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OpenAPITools/openapi-generator/master/modules/openapi-generator/src/test/resources/2_0/petstore.yaml --library multiplatform -o /var/tmp/kotlin/

Windows:

$ java -jar openapi-generator-cli.jar generate -g kotlin -i https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OpenAPITools/openapi-generator/master/modules/openapi-generator/src/test/resources/2_0/petstore.yaml --library multiplatform -o C:\tmp\kotlin

If you've any feedback or question, please let us know via https://github.com/OpenAPITools/openapi-generator/issues/new

Thanks for the enhancement by Andrew Emery (https://github.com/andrewemery)

Ref: https://github.com/OpenAPITools/openapi-generator/pull/3900
Not impressive. New MacPro hosts only PCIe gen3 when all PC motherboards are on gen4 already. New MacPro is old and it did not come out yet.
"The Hawaiʻian creation myth relates that the present cosmos is only the last of a series, having arisen in stages from the wreck of the previous universe. In this account, the octopus is the lone survivor of the previous, alien universe."

http://rustyidols.blogspot.de/2008/08/research-octopus-god.h...
There are tons of examples of “truly great” software companies that are not self serve first. Neither approach is necessarily better than the other.
> I too am autistic

I heard this a lot - people on the spectrum damning Stallman. But isn't it called a spectrum for a reason?
As the first stage of the interview, we give a take-home test with no constraints. We just ask them to put together some code that works with one of our public APIs.

I think this is decently respectful of the candidate's time, while giving us the opportunity to review some actual code written by them.
And yet, most of them don't even bother... Well, I get that you are busy, but I don't feel comfortable investing time in an on-site interview without seeing any code first.

Disclaimer: If they provide a link to their github with some solid projects or OSS contributions, we skip the take-home altogether.
Nature papers are in general condensed and often imprecise, reflecting their wide audience. It's not uncommon for a more rigorous work to be published later or simultaneously in a less prestigous jornal alongside a Nature paper.
How many fans does this case have?

I thought the trash can was cool because the whole thing was one big fan. Never owned one though.
How Big of a Deal Is an Extra Half Degree of Global Warming?
Faux Squatter Camps Are Next-Level Gentrification
Using key-value pairs? (Julia)
`copy(src=>dest)`
The advantage of that notation in this case is that expresses an explicit non-conmutability of the arguments.
You can always wash your clothes by hand using "natural" soaps (like coconut oil soap).

Then dry them using a clothesline, weather permitting.
Oh yes, it makes a _huge_ difference. Most modern laptops use constrained, low power CPUs and GPUs. They are dog slow. Even my 5 year old desktop is substantially faster (like, builds take half the time kind of difference) compared to my <1 year old max spec'd thinkpad.

Possibly the only laptops that could compare to desktops are gaming laptops, and I know developers who buy things like the Razer gaming laptop to try and get desktop-like performance.
This is so disheartening! It is guilty until proven innocent.

I've had similar experiences as a seller on eBay: when a buyer reports you they react in favour of the buyer because buyers make their business model work.

I suspect it's the same here, that Apple have received some sort of complaint about the iOS app (given that the macOS app is unaffected) and the automatic "guilty until proven innocent" system has been activated. And sadly the only thing to do is wait for it to finish. It could be something like waiting 60 or 90 days without any further complaints of the same nature. You could hope for intervention by a sympathetic App Store employee or rep, but I don't know how likely that will be.

To add insult to injury there is also the fact that this is an open source app and dishonest people are cloning it and selling it, and Apple are slow to take them down if they do at all.
I guess so, because if the cannibals had won there would be no octopuses
heartbreaking. I don't really agree with any of the rationalizations Yush's sister puts forth here, as I'm sure he wouldn't have either, but... at least in this age of political division, family bonds prioritized over disagreements in the end.
Just your average content marketing article.
Two years ago or so, I met and spoke to people whose offices were down the hall from his at MIT. Their stories line up perfectly with the accusations against him. Just because you weren't aware of his awfulness doesn't mean it didn't happen.
Many papers are source code in a way. In addition to communicating the results, you are communicating the process and details of analysis so that it can be replicated. This requires precision and often jargon.

To borrow your joke, please transform "homeomorphic endofunctors mapping submanifolds of a Hilbert space" into plain language with no loss of precision.
I haven't had to manually turn on the wipers, but I have had to turn them off on one or two occasions when the computer _thought_ it was raining for some reason.
This was also the point that stood out to me as most wrong. If you have two sentences, the meaning changes completely depending on whether the second starts with "However" vs. "Thus". It does not seem like good writing practice to me to elimate them and leave force the reader to infer.

More generally, words like "however", "thus", "although", "therefore", "indeed", and "notwithstanding" are crucial for helping the reader follow the thread of the argument.
The drive system is seperate from the screen MCU. If it crashes, the car still drives fine.