skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> The Indian economy is a result of tons of hacks carefully evolved and put into place over decades.

This is a key line for me. There will always be a point where a country has to replace the hacks that developed over a decade or two with a more comprehensive system. - This reform should have been implemented much more carefully, but it generally was a step in the right direction (In contrast to demonetisation).

You can see this by looking at opposition parties: While they are all opposed to it in its current form, nobody is suggesting to go back to the old system. And some things certainly have improved as a result of the tax reform, too. - It is just that the government now seems unable to round out the rather substantial problems that have come to light.
It's an interesting point. If this comes to pass, this conservative growing minority will have access to tens of Billions (according to Google).
Not sure why you're being downvoted. It's definitely plausible that Traditionalist Catholics will become the majority of practicing Catholics, as well as a small but growing minority in Europe.
I customize/copy my configs on the boxes I use regularly and just learn enough of the defaults to get by on boxes I am using only occasionally (eg I know enough vi to get by but if I am using a box for a bit I install emacs and if I am using it a lot I copy my .emacs as well). It helps that I keep my configs small and in a single file for each program so I can copy them quickly if I need to.

For tmux, it will look at VISUAL/EDITOR so for vi keys you could just try to remember to run it as "VISUAL=vi tmux" or to run "tmux set -g mode-keys vi" if you forget.
> to try to find comfort
That's what I jumped to as well, the reality really is heartbreaking
Australia-wide according to the police.

"The police from NSW, ACT, Northern Territory and South Australia also confirmed it was an offence to have a mobile phone in your hand while sitting in a running car at a drive-through."

https://www.news.com.au/technology/innovation/motoring/on-th...
The "app", mentioned in the article, but not linked, is hosted here (until Friday), if you want to try it out: https://imagenet-roulette.paglen.com/

Apparently i'm either an insurance agent (in a grey t-shirt) or a surgeon (in a red hoodie).
The URLs to those items perhaps? I do recall relatively old-ish debate about the legality of Google et al having "links" to illegal content, despite not hosting/storing them.
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Economic growth for 8 straight years of the last 7 years of the Obama administration and the first year of the Trump administration were good for the USA and our fellow Americans.

Is killing children okay if it's not deliberate?
This setup does the opposite of what they're hoping to do, and is the exact reason that Tor implemented "Entry Guards".

If there is any pattern in the DNS queries you perform (e.g you visit certain sites regularly), then all of a sudden there are now going to be four additional organisations that know your browsing habbits, on top of your existing one (your ISP).

Imagine you go to pornhub.com every day. Your ISP knows that you're doing that today because of your DNS lookups, and they will still know that after the deployment of DOH and ESNI, because like millions of other websites, pornhub doesn't share their IP addresses. But now all of a sudden, you'll be telling cloudflare one day that you go to pornhub, google the next day, opendns the next day, and 42l the next day.

Why do people insist on increasing the number of organisations with access to their browsing history, in the name of privacy?

Don't set up or use this system.
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modulation-based social networks, images, videos, messengers and contain information about social humanity and disaster
I think he is a charlatan who preys on insecurities and charges hefty amounts for his seminars. He was holding one such environmental one and the organization itself was deemed pretty bad for the environment. So much so that the PM didn't show up.
Banning handguns for private ownership is what the UK did after the Dunblane massacre in 1996 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunblane_massacre)
tmux adds more structure to windows, panes, layouts,.... which is not necessarily a good thing in the sense that you can't easily build an arbitrary layout from another arbitrary one. It all depends on your workflow, but tmux can't emulate the completely freestyle layouts of screen.

On the plus side, tmux has plugins that allow pretty sophisticated interactions (more than tmux)
Sounds unlikely to be a virus. Certificate expiry seems probable if it’s happened suddenly to everyone using this software and dongle.
I use Ctrl + q
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Seeds are available at most 'ethnobotanical' online stores. Tiny seeds: can get hundreds for a few bucks. Pretty easy to grow too.
This same thing happened to me. Two fields for passwords is such a common pattern that often we fill in the blanks automatically. And I think there is a design smell in current signup page. Easiest fix would be to move the username box above password.
I have only heard but have not taken the time. To be honest, I think city-zens like myself are so far out from the agricultural areas that I have really never taken deep interest. But I have recently become more interested and I will read up.
Nope. Still won't install due to faulty USB keyboard drivers.
> but their copy protection management tool/device driver - iLok.

Maybe Hollywood will learn that DRM hurts legitimate users.

But they probably won't, I won't be shedding any tears either way.
There’s no economic slowdown on planet Flipkart
I knew some would whatabout.

Yes, of course there is plenty of other sources of authoritarianism. What does it have to do with the fact that China is promoting a pretty horrible system of it?

At least in UK and USA is it legal to be against those.
Good example - we do have statistical data that proves beyond doubt that men have more automotive accidents than women. Yet in the EU it's illegal for insurance companies to charge men more for car insurance than they would charge a woman for the same insurance, because apparently that's sexist. But somehow no one has any problems with charging a younger driver more than an older driver, even if they both have identical amount of experience, because data supports that younger drivers have more accidents regardless of their experience behind the wheel - and yet that's not ageist and isn't banned.
I honestly think the acceptance of homosexuality in the mainstream is having a huge influence. A hundred years ago when society would tell you that what you want to do is wrong - and you might even believe it yourself - then choosing a life as a priest or monk was a serious alternative. - You would have a way to paradise and nobody would question you not marrying.

It is of course complete conjecture, although more and more info is coming out on the "homosexual lobby" in the Vatican.
If it hurts your wrist pressing it with one hand, perhaps you should use two...
According to other replies this was a recent change to prevent recursive calls and attempts to access local files on the server.
I feel like this is a case of "where I live, drivers are worst". I don't know anyone (except maybe the Germans) who would say that drivers in their country are the best drivers. (For the record, the Germans aren't the best either.) I live in the Netherlands and even in our bike infested cities, where you need to be on edge 100% of the time, people are playing with their phones in their manual cars all the time.

Also, by your logic, French and Italian drivers should be really competent, but they're not. If anything, southern European drivers are less sensible than those in the northern countries, that tend to have more sensible, well-maintained roads. However, statistics make it seem that that is not the case. [0]

0: http://www.europarl.europa.eu/news/en/headlines/society/2019...
"Our current world mostly doesn't have effective solutions for mental health issues. "

This is not true. "Mental health issues" may be a broad field. I guess US prisons are full of such people, some beyond repair. But I know people who got hospitalized because of health issues and they are doing quite well today.

There is help. There are medications and things can normalize.

I have a friend who developed mental issues and, as far as I know, is roaming homeless in Canada. But this must not be the rule.
> Amazon is selling QC time for $20/kilogate-bit

Except that you'd only be able to pay with physical cash.
> I didn't want to work with a language that wasn't stable yet.

IME, the language was quite stable since version 0.19, which was released one year ago.

But I know that people don't trust some random bloke on the internet, they want to see 1.0 before they dive in. I had the same concern when I first heard about Nim (I think at that time Nim was at v0.17).
not sure how screen is today but I switched to tmux because vsplits were builtin (back in the days you needed patches for screen)
Great! Thank you! I definitely see a lot of room for improvement in this field.
Would there? A friend of a friend hit on my under age sister at a party at my house. He later hit on my girlfriend in front of me in Spanish because he didn’t know I understood. There were witnesses to both events. I’ve gotten a couple complaints from other women attending my parties as well. And he’s always had a “creep” vibe and being generally inappropriate but my friends think of him as “harmless”. I had to tell mutual friends he wasn’t welcome. They had no idea and I’m not sure they really believed me. I’m sure to them this was all a bunch of stories coming out of the woodwork but to me it was suspected in the beginning and confirmed repeatedly over time.
> I might not get the point you're making but isn't that conflating religious membership in general with going into a monestary too much, the latter usually being bound by celibacy in catholicism?

There is a connection: people who have five, six, seven kids, tend to be less upset when one or two of those children chooses a celibate lifestyle (like a monastery), than parents with only one or two children tend to be. In the later case, there can be a great reduction in the odds of having grandchildren (and their number); the reduction in the former case is more modest.

Also, traditionalist Catholics tend to value celibacy, whereas Catholics at the more secular/progressive end tend to view it as a relic of a bygone age. So if Catholicism became majority traditional, the attitude of the "average" Catholic towards celibate religious orders may become much more positive, and their membership might experience a rebound.
My experience with Shimano gears is that if I change when stopped or while not pedaling the change completes when I start pedaling again. The only important thing is to go easy on pedals if starting from still and don't change both the front and the rear gears.
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"from property"

In my Dutch town, there are churches that have been converted to hotels, a night club, several bicycle parkings, an award-winning bookshop that promptly went bankrupt, an indoor playground and a slew of restaurants. Others are just torn down. It seems the church has a preference for the last, but many of the expensive ones to maintain (i.e., the ones they want to get rid of first) are monuments and have to be preserved. There is one I can see from my window that has been under renovation for 20-something years; every couple of years there is a 'competition' to find someone with the best plan of what to do with it, and they never find anyone because a) it's a monument so you're very restricted in what modifications you can do with it; and b) it's very expensive to maintain (let alone renovate).

So yeah, whatever money they have remaining in art etc has been dumped into pretty much worthless property over the last decades. A few of the remaining nuns around my corner distribute a door to door church flyer once every few months (blissfully ignoring any 'no advertising' stickers on any mailbox, bless their hearts), and they report on the financial state of the parish in it every once in a while - judging from how excited they sound when they've collected a few 100 at a service that drew a large crowd, it's not all glitter and gold in the church (at the lower levels at least). Oh and another church around the corner (I have literally a dozen within a 1km radius from my house) sells christmas trees from their parking lot every year to keep the heating on - not exactly a sign of opulence either.
The real question is what it offers over OCaml (1996). Nim people talk about GC being "optional" but have never been able to tell a clear story about what this does and doesn't mean (D has the same problem). Aside from that, even if the language puts everything together in a more polished package than its predecessors (and I've no idea whether Nim does or not), what's the unique selling point that would make it stand out?
> Frankly, it's kind of stunning to me that one terminal app on macOS has more useful features than the plethora of me-too terminals on Linux

If by "useful features" you mean intercepting tmux output and having it integrate with the terminal, then no. But more generally, I think the closest thing to iTerm2 on Linux is Tilix [1].

[1] https://gnunn1.github.io/tilix-web/
Should candy be banned? Demonstrably harmful commercial activity.
> their copy protection management tool/device driver - iLok

MacOS Catalina makes running kernel extensions hard, they probably were testing new iLok version for Catalina.
Google wins landmark right to be forgotten case
We could try science / engineering monasteries as described by Neal Stephenson in Anathem?
generally this is a no (the exception kind of being pixel/nexus devices) running non official roms and mods requires an unlocked bootloader which is something only the manufacturer can provide, some devices like for example huaweis mate 20 pro have no option for unlock/root at all (unless you already got your bootloader unlock code before huawei closed the service)

that doesnt mean yours is impossible though, let me know the model and i may be able to help
It can also be not entirely or to any degree selfish. Depending on the particular state one is in, the world can be like a place where one is only causing harm, no good. Friends and family suffer because of oneself, one is betraying work and society and one is also constantly disappointing the once beloved pet. It really can be an act of "whelp if everyone is better of without me, then...", it can be an altruistic thought in a really twisted way that stems from a highly disturbed sense of selfworth. I have been there, and it was not all about me, I was genuinely convinced I would make the world a worse place in every way, that every person loving me is fooled etc.
Interesting, I've been thinking about this myself: whether a new foundation or movement will be created around RMS and without the stigmas that allow people to be "cancelled" over their thoughts or opinions. I have to say, the FSF without RMS simply makes no sense. It's one of those institutions where more than 51% of its effectiveness came from a single person. I firmly believe a "fork" for the FSF is coming soon.
Whats with this kneejerk advice?

Honestly who turns off their macs? Are they talking about sleep mode?
>>(similar to how a male doctor may be labeled 'doctor' while a female doctor may be labeled 'female doctor')

Isn't that just a bug in the English language though? English very rarely employs variations of the same word based on gender - but that's not true of many other languages. If the labeling was done in say Polish or German suddenly it wouldn't be biased at all, a male doctor would be labeled Lekarz/Artz while a female one would be labeled Lekarka/Ärztin - it's just what it is, no bias here.
It's really messed up that for some people, politeness is more important that someone's life.
Note that what you’re describing here is Nim’s parallelism. Nim supports concurrency via a macro-implemented async await mechanism that is very mature (it runs in production at https://forum.nim-lang.org)
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The fact is that we live in a society
I think another reason is because some people use Ctrl+a in bash for jumping to the start of the line.
It's referencing the trade disputes between the current US administration & India. So it's of relevance when talking about the Indian economy:

https://www.piie.com/blogs/trade-and-investment-policy-watch...
the problem we are discussing in this thread can be rephrased as - do i own my thoughts?

only when we have an answer to this question can we properly progress as a society. else, we will keep expending resources to keep these debates alive.
90% of Reddit videos are unwatchable for me : they start OK then the quality is downgraded to something unwatchable and there's nothing I can do about it.

I even tried to download them with youtube-dl but it doesn't work.
They just accept the changes without adapting? Why?

From a religious point of view, 'adapting' the core idea of what you believe to be Gods will might be seen as far worse than just quietly dying out with dignity.
Ironically film tools have some of the most stringent copy protection systems, and big studios break the licenses agreements without hesitation when they need to get something done.
Speed/red light cameras use a combination of sensors in ground and with laser/radar. On matching parameters, it records pictures at time of incident. Plausible that they don't record every car.

This Phone Use camera technology literally records every car AND who is in it (at least in front seats) for AI to process. Since they admit to using AI, it is likely that they are keeping all of the images.

This is definitely creepier technology. Imagine a fresh popular candidate caught 10 years ago in a leaked photo of being in a car with a racist. Well, poor example but you get the drift.
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Yesterday I have listened to the Hebrew version of this podcast, interesting and relevant:

https://www.cmpod.net/all-transcripts/history-open-source-fr...
The Speed-Up Loop (2008)
To give a bit more context, this is part of a wider effort to fuzz the NetBSD kernel.

This other presentation from EuroBSDcon 2019 is an overview of the ongoing work: https://netbsd.org/~kamil/eurobsdcon2019_fuzzing/presentatio...
Turned out to be classic American paranoia and I’ve really loosened that up from hanging out with Europeans of the generational wealthier variety. No care in the world!
> I think, they are dying out, because of their rigid traditions which rarely make sense in our modern world anymore.

Living a monastic life has never been appealing to the broad population. But to say that an ascetic life devoted to introspection doesn't 'make sense' is misguided.

The modern world in predominately a sedentary lifestyle spent between a cube and a couch, interspersed with frenzies of gluttony, consumption and mindless distraction to stave off feeling of emptiness.

Nothing could make less sense.
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This is already possible, I'm told that many monasteries accept visitors, for a week or two, who are basically expected to be quiet and polite.
I once visited as a tourist the monastery at Montserrat near Barcelona. I was quite looking forward to rustic home-made bread, cheese, and wine, but unfortunately they'd outsourced the cafe to a secular organization.
This is a really serious risk, but it is also important to consider that China isn't reallly one country. - Even internal migration is restricted.

If you look at cities like Shanghai, Nanjing or Beijing, there's a subtantial minority already basically living with western living standards. That number is still growing quickly.

Furthermore, China has little problem letting old people work longer - or potentially even implement pretty brutal policies regarding the elderly.

So while China is growing old very quickly, and this will slow down progress, I do not believe it will lead to a halting of progress.
You cannot load extensions in headless chrome, so I had to jump some hoops here.
Haha, that's great. This --> https://sdnotes.com/deadmau5
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Ah you're right, I forgot that the keyboard I use isn't common/standard. Backtick is right above Q for me.
Scent of fresh baked cookies is definitely an addictive airborne substance.
This is an interesting article about drivetrain patents. Shimano, Campagnolo, SRAM, etc.

https://www.velonews.com/the-drivetrain-wars
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> Wow everyone all excited about hosted FreeBSD jails

Wow, FreeBSD weenies are excited about re-discovering CICS.

See how annoying and wrong you sound?
Sure! That would use the default import useTensorflow from "use-tensorflow" mentioned in the docs:

https://github.com/franciscop/use-tensorflow/blob/master/rea...

While the syntax for that import is still experimental, it'll definitedly be supported one way or the other. I have only implemented very simple NN from scratch and used the official tensorflow models, so I'm also not sure how to do that.
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Did you live in really bad neighborhood? I did. Out of two bus stops I always used one that required to cross two streets with no crosswalks. The other required to walk right through the middle of my lovely vicinity with 50% probability of giving something up to ‘charity’.
> the real drive is the military

Although military investment has driven many different technologies over the years, ‘the military’ is actually a complex mix of the Armed forces themselves, government acquisition organisations, and prime contractors and their supply chains. The resultant acquisition processes of many countries are glacially slow, with sometimes decadal timescales from requirements definition to delivery of full operational capability. Military acquisition is not agile, except when urgent operational requirements force rapid tech change by taking acquisition shortcuts.
disclaimer: im a noob when it comes to licences so someone feel free to correct me if I'm wrong

a company can take something that is MIT licensed and make part of their closed source application. or they could start out as open source project and then later decide to close source it.

with GPL they could do pretty much the same thing, but the only caveat is they would have to share back any improvements they make to the parts that were gpl licenced.

the first example would cut off a user from being able to access the source and modify it themselves or even worse they might have to start paying a fee to use it.

although I think a company can still charge a fee even if they are using something that is under gpl, but with this scenario people are free to take the source and use it in another project if they wish. if an MIT licence was used then that company is under no obligation to share any improvements they make
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I definitely hear you on ctrl-a. No idea what ctrl-b does, though?
To take it a step further (since it's something I've thought about), even if it is highly addictive, does it matter? It's an obvious problem with tobacco products for health reasons. But AFAIK pure nicotine isn't particularly bad compared to many things we consume, apart from the withdrawal effects. Though perhaps I'm misinformed there.
You could perhaps give the title, names of the creators, links to reviews, etc.? As opposed to "trust me, as some random dude on the internet, that you should download this, potentially risk prosecution for pirating, and waste 38m of your time"?