skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
A bit tangential to that comment, there is a fascinating biological aspect to watching and caring about sport.

When people gain social status they produce more hormones which regulates how much effort is spent on defending social status. When a person win in a competition like sport their hormone rises. The interesting part is that for sport fans, their bodies also react just as they have gain status. The body mimic what it perceive as an extension of itself.

This explain a finding that in sport riots it is usually the winning side that "starts" the fight, through a more fair description is that the winning side reacts more extremely when they perceive to be challenged.
As a hacker, Im struggling to see how this is relevant to me?
Couldn't have written it better myself, however the toxic element is when all these naive/entitled people make the same mistakes over and over and lead to people lives getting destroyed over and over again
The musculature and size of the person holding it.
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Presumably early waymo. Ian probably worked for bot & dolly which was bought by Google.
Isn't the practice of the NSA just plainly treason? And why would it not be?
Perhaps they've changed that issue since it doesn't happen to me at all. The only thing I'm missing though is possibility to save panes config. Unfortunately it is against the idea of reboot wiping everything down from the session...
Ah man, you can see paintings like this in the Louvre, by the same artist[0]. If I saw something like this in my old heritage home, I'd be suspecting its extreme rarity/value immediately!

[0] https://www.flickr.com/photos/wallyg/1486362947
Your dressing, employee interaction, insubordination and harassment are all examples of unprofessionalism in the workplace.

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An amateur astronomer spotted interstellar object (which got named after him)
They’re not going to stop, until we are all typing on a flat glass panel with our fingers, just like I’m doing with my thumbs on this iPhone. They already did it with my beloved ESC key...
What an elderly woman thought was a religious work of art hanging inside her kitchen, turned out to be a Renaissance masterpiece worth millions.

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It is getting added to Graal now. Disabled by default. OpenJDK has it for some architecture, I think Intel contributed it for x86 and there is this for aarch64.

https://www.slideshare.net/mobile/linaroorg/auto-vectorizati...

Update: This is about the FOSS edition not the EE one. See comment below.
> Consider how women couldn't vote in the US until 1919 -- a half century after blacks.

Not letting women vote is arguably not necessarily a marker of sexism. It is more a marker of the relationship between a country's military leadership and institutions.

Originally originally (~400BC) voting was basically for the army to decide when and where it would fight; hence male-only because men are the physically big ones who can fight. I don't know exactly how it changed over time, but the linkages are probably quite sticky. This modern concept of a government heavily invested in daily life wouldn't have been practical before modern communication and transportation, so needs and viewpoints on what the government is would have been radically different.
> I actually think that the worry about government censorship isn't as strong as you think. The US government unlike a private corporation can't legally engage in viewpoint based censorship.

Copyright is also a form a censorship.
Ask HN: How Should Airbnb Respond to Trespassing?
I like Airbnb from the viewpoint as a guest. My partner and I were recently talking about doing Airbnb in the new home we are going to be purchasing soon. Our first concern is safety and what a friend of mine has experienced with Airbnb is far from safe.

I traveled for work and stayed with my friend and he is also one of the leaders of our leadership team at MindRight. We got back to Brooklyn from our office in the Audible building in Newark around 4 pm. We both heard cats fighting in the rooms that the Airbnb guest was staying in. The door was locked. There were never keys given to that room.

The Airbnb guest ended up getting back to the apartment around 8 pm. He informed us that he changed the lock. We legitimately were shocked.. imagine someone changing the locks to one of your rooms in your home.

The individual that was asked to leave didn’t agree to give back the keys to the home, the room or the front door. After multiple calls, Airbnb said that they wouldn’t remove the reservation and couldn’t do anything, We called the police.

The police ultimately communicated that he was now trespassing and needed to leave immediately. My friend and his husband offered to allow him to keep all of his stuff (over 20 large black bags that piled over 3 feet into the air on the bed, closet, and floor) and his 4 cats, which he declined.

The last call after 1 am, was the only time Airbnb removed the reservation because we informed them the police were involved and removed the individual. Airbnb informed us that they have seen this type of thing before and leave it up to the host to handle these types of situations.

As a CTO and a leader, I am very understanding of mistakes on all levels of operations, however, they are not ignored. As a soon to be father and homeowner, I can never feel safe doing Airbnb. Airbnb should not feel comfortable with these situations or how they resolved them.
Cimabue, referred to as Cenni di Penni, is widely regarded as one of the best Italian painters.

According to historian Giorgio Vasari, Cimabue turned into the trainer of Giotto, the 14th century's most giant Italian painter.

The portray discovered in the lady's house is idea to be a part of a huge diptych courting from 1230 while Cimabue painted eight scenes depicting Christ's ardour and crucifixion.

Of the 8 scenes, others are regarded to the public. One of them, The Virgin and Child with Two Angels, presently hangs in the National Gallery in London at the same time as the other, The Flagellation of Christ, is in New York as part of the Frick Collection.

It is not the first time the art global has been amazed by means of an unexpected discovery of Cimabue's work.

The painting that is now in London's National Gallery become given to the state in 2000 after being determined for the duration of the clearout of a British aristocrat's ancestral domestic in Suffolk.

Early Renaissance painters were hugely prompted by means of Byzantine art, which continues to be produced in a similar fashion today on a heritage of gold paint.
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Great work on Dolt and seeing temporal data stores emerging :-)

Regarding XML and JSON SirixDB[1] already provides full blown time-travel queries using a fork of Brackit[2], that is basically XQuery to process and query both the XML as well JSON documents. That said SirixDB in principal could also store relational data or graph data. The storage engine has been built from scratch to offer the best possible versioning capabilities. However I've never implemented branching/merging as I didn't come up with good use cases. It seems it's then always more of a versioning system like Git, but more fine granular.

I always struggled to implement this as SirixDB currently only allows a single read-write transaction on a resource. Thus, if it would support branching and merging users would have to manually handling conflicts when merging (or automatically -- using a merge-strategy which is often case not good).

There's however plently of optimization potential, as SirixDB optionally stores a lot of metadata for each node (number of descendants, a rolling hash, Dewey-IDs, number of children... as well as user-defined, typed secondary index-structures). I'll have to look how to build AST rewrite rules and implement a lot of optimizations into my Brackit binding in the future, so it's just the starting point (but everything should at least work already) :-)

[1] https://sirix.io and https://github.com/sirixdb/sirix

[2] http://wwwlgis.informatik.uni-kl.de/cms/fileadmin/publicatio...
Is it better than Tor in your opinion?
Isn't a full outer join a Descartes product? And thus any other join is just a special case where rows get selected/projected/filtered out?
ReactOS for ARM is already a thing so it's not out if the question
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Not much point given that DOS is libre software now
Many of the ridiculous number of rivers depend on disappearing glaciers and worsening erratic rainfall patterns though.
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Getting a CDN to put your content much closer to users does not require an awful lot of money. The vast majority of your users shouldn't be across half the globe; if you're a tiny local shop, then you're targeting local users; and if you're targeting multiple continents then it's not that hard to host stuff on multiple continents cheaply even if you're just a couple people, there are services available for that.
Author is green anarchist. I think it fair for her to criticize Greta Thunberg if he thinks that green capitalism[1] can't work.

But using the word 'using' is unfair. If Greta Thunberg would be green anarchist, it would be the other anarchists using her no doubt. To work with others is to be used and use others.
How do you store and view this?

I have yet to find a good solution. My phone is crippled by the library and none of the Macs like it much either.
I’d guess I was at 600gb.
I guess we will end up with this again https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/8a/Sinclair...
Great article. This is very true for game development as well.

But serious question - for live products especially, you do need to have some sort of schedule where you are launching new features every X weeks. So it's important to know how long your features will take, so you can have a constant cadence of updates. Plus a lot of times you will have marketing initiatives or other things that need to be coordinated with your releases.

So my point is that you cannot just remove estimates. There is a need for knowing when the current sprint / feature will be completed, and being somewhat accurate about it.

I do really like the point about re-framing the conversation to start by asking the manager how long they want the engineering team to spend on the new feature. That will definitely change the dynamic and hopefully should encourage a conversation about what is realistic to do in the timeframe that the manager has in mind, and how the feature needs to change in order to achieve it.

But after that, the engineer still needs to go through and create estimates to make sure what they just agreed on is actually possible, and then those same estimates are necessary to plan out the development to make sure you are on track. So yeah, you can never really remove estimates.

Am I wrong?
Its honestly so so nice when you have a project manager that understands being Agile(tm) is about the schedules and deliverable reacting to shifting realities as well as the engineering team. I guess too many pms don't understand that they shouldn't stick their neck out with what they don't have yet and paint themselves into a corner with promised deadlines.
you misspelled "went downhill a lot over the past few years"
How does your assertion contradict the quoted excerpt? It merely states that Ng's course began in 2003 with a relatively small number of students, and that few other colleges had taught such a course 15 years ago. Not that Ng invented the field of machine learning.
One extra call could be a multi-megabyte video chunk, or the code flow might mean this case always occurs, potentially hundreds of times before the promise resolves.
It is quite impressive how far things have come.

Many years ago people would complain about even getting things installed, have stories about driver problems, missing software, incompatibilities.
If today's strongest criticism is "the clock widget sometimes does not rotate automatically", I think that is a great endorsement.
If you want to talk about MBps, imagine a truck full of tape cassettes driving from the Google data center to off-site storage.
I think it’s unfortunate that the word “racism” is used both for evil things like apartheid or Jim Crow, and for unconscious bias. Especially when the bias isn’t even to view certain races negatively, just differently.

I mean it doesn’t seem like people tended to label some races with negative labels, just that they labeled their race at all, and didn’t do that for white people. At least in the example.

I don’t think it is useful to lump these two concepts together.
To protest on a mass scale you need resources which cost money. When the very money is invalidated how do you think somebody would be able to protest? No one would be ready to take on the risk to provide goods for money which is invalid with the hopes that a protest might be a success.
The latest I was able to find from Laherrere is:

https://aspofrance.files.wordpress.com/2018/08/35cooilforeca...

"The main conclusion of this study is this from 2018:

-only 6 countries have not yet reached peak: Brazil, Canada oilsands, Kazakhstan, Iraq, UAE,
Venezuela Orinoco

-19 countries (out of 35) have or will have a decline rate of 5 %/a

It means that, excluding the 6 countries before peak, the best and the simplest way to forecast
future production is to decrease present production by 5 % per year"

"6 countries have not yet reached peak" and "excluding the 6 countries" surely doesn't sound like "peak" everywhere.

So yes, it seems that, at longest, in "some" decades the global peak will do happen. Laherrere also documents why the exact predictions are hard (see all the graphs there).

My point is more, whoever thinks that "scientists will always find something" surely thinks in short enough frames. There is a finite amount of fossil fuel material on Earth.
> someone like you

Do you listen to yourself? What exactly did you mean by "someone like you"? Do you not get that the whole problem is people thinking in terms of "people like you" (i.e. "women", "muslims", "blacks", "C++ fans", "privileged white males who have had life served up to them on a silver platter") instead of "you"?

> this kind of statement is part of the problem

And what exactly is "this kind of statement"? Because AFAICT all I did was tell you some facts from my own experience.

> There are men who've used their popularity here to make contacts, promote their work, etc.

I don't doubt that (though I can't help but wonder how you would know). But so what? Different people navigate life in different ways.

Let's take a look at how you present yourself. The first sentence in your HN profile is:

"Actions speak louder than words. Men who loudly protest the unjust treatment of women while actively perpetuating it should be judged by their deeds, not their hollow and hypocritical words."

To me that does not say, "This is a person with whom you would want to do business", it says, "This is a person with a planet-sized chip on their shoulder." You should at least consider the possibility that this has as much of an effect on people's desire to interact with you professionally as your lack of a Y chromosome, because your HN profile is actually under your control.
There is a guy who thinks he owns my mobile number. It generates all sort of nuisances for me (quotes for insurance) but also for him (his bank is now sending me notifications by txt). I called that bank to let them know but they did nothing about it...
I doubt the number of people using smartphones and computers has increased significantly in developed/first-world countries, especially when it comes to one’s family and friends.

As anecdotal as it may be, my friends and family have used computers and smartphones for years, but I’ve experienced the same increase in requests for tech support as the parent comment.

Further, no one said there’s increased complexity. The argument is that the oversimplification, the removal of features, and overzealous design assumptions have made UX go in the wrong direction. It’s also an argument I agree with.

A lot of UX design today fails to recognize the spectrum of “tech literacy” and it should, ideally, accommodate all within that spectrum, rather than pander to the least “tech literate” end. It’s not always possible, but it should be strived towards. Instead, we have UX trending towards attempting to be so “intuitive” that it becomes counterproductive.
I do appreciate the historical context. And I agree that sexual assault and harassment aren't acceptable.

But if the women profiled in TFA are credible, things have gone too far on college campuses.
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No it would not.
Not sure what industry you’re in but I don’t think most people’s clients think like that.
You're missing my point, which is that "close relative" says literally nothing about the effects given how varied "close relatives" of the horseradish are.

You may well be right that there is no big difference between wasabi and horseradish, but them being "close relative" is not an actual argument for that unless they're much closer relative than just being in the same taxonomic family.
I am sorry you've had bad experiences within the industry and maybe even childhood. Stay strong and seek those around you for help, even if its just a chat.
I guess, you can just use any socks proxy set up not using Pi-Hole DNS and just switch to it whenever you need to disable blocking.
A lot of countries in Europe have Duty to rescue laws
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duty_to_rescue):

"circumstance in which a party can be held liable for failing to come to the rescue of another party who could face potential injury or death without being rescued"
I left a job in less than a month after I started because of Windows. I haven't been to companies where there's no possibility to use a Mac for years and I didn't really think about asking during the interview. And it wasn't like the job requires using Windows. I tried for 2 weeks to set it up and get used to it but it was just not working. There was always "Oh it supports it but you need to that workaround". And WSL was crap (2 years ago, don't know about it's current state). So I gave up and resigned on the third week.
HTTPS requires a bunch of redundant roundtrips. We need adoption of QUIC/HTTP3 to reduce that.
You're unlikely to get rushed to the hospital due to your watch asking you if you're OK while you're consciously engaged in strenuous activity. It's a sign, not a diagnosis.
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Thank you for clarifying. I didn't think of the potential consequences of my statement
Got it on ebay. There are great deals to be had if one knows the technology, partly because there are very few of us left now who know it, so extremely expensive equipment goes for pennies on the dollar.

I use self-system engineered (read: self OS packaged) Bacula software for backups with a custom developed shell program which interfaces with Oracle RMAN to do backups.

I use Solaris 10 on sparc, which also goes for pennies on the dollar nowadays since there are few of us left who understand how to run it and even fewer who understand how to squeeze the most out of that hardware + software combination.

The tape library shows up as character and block files under /dev/rmt/ and the robotic arm with the barcode scanner under /dev/changer/, nothing special or fancy about it. There is another piece of freeware I compiled and packaged (whose name I forgot) which controls the robot arm and the scanner, also by issuing standard SCSI commands to /dev/changer/ files, nothing fancy or special about it. The tape library has enough capacity for full backups with three month retention policy, so the only thing I have to do is replace a worn out tape cartridge roughly once in three years. Backups are daily. The entire solution ran me around $800 (server + differential SCSI controller + tape library) and the tapes ran me $500, over the span of 12 years.
To be fair why does she have SIP disabled?
I'm really excited! BTW I really wish some other phone picks up KDE Plasma mobile [0]. It's probably at least as mature as GNOME, at least judging by the screenshots. BTW I love KDE connect in Android.

[0] https://www.plasma-mobile.org/
Why did this happen in the first place? Why are you modifying system directories to the point where you can make an oopsie and brick entire machines? In what world is this okay?
Do you have statistical results to support your bias to say Han Chinese are lack of empathy, or just based on some news which is a small ratio by comparing with the large population?
AirBnb is scum and I hope it gets regulated to death.

Two years ago my friend rented her room for two nights. The person who rented it didn't like it, and demanded his money back after the first night. Instead of going through the usual AirBnb route, the man took her keys with him and demanded she goes to meet him at a random hotel with cash to get the keys back.

Airbnb refused to provide any assistance and said that it is within the guests right to do so (lol). Police were called on a premise of extortion to resolve the situation.

I hope Airbnb goes bankrupt.
It is fixable by refreshing the page if there are no race conditions in the front-end.

If anything getting this right on the front-end is often extra problematic because of the high cost of round-tripping state to the server.
Where will you be this time next year?
>nope async streams weren't really possible before without an unnecessary allocation.

You would have to define a few custom types. I have written code that looks something like

while (! ctx.IsCancellationRequested)
{
var data = await source.GetData();
await Process(data);
}

Where source is an interface that we have defined.
This is not much more complex than an async enumerable.

It's definitely possible, and if you save an allocation then that's a step up, but not a game changer for most business process.
It's the opposite for me. With my personal mid-2015 MacBook Pro I love to sit down and type on it for hours, creating great software and documentation. With the newer MacBooks I try to avoid long typing sessions or I have to mess with dongles and keyboards for a good typing experience. On a train an external keyboard is not an option so the newer MacBook stays in my bag.

For portable use I'd rather throw a 12" MacBook in my bag.
This was way more than a week ago, I remember installing an extension for exactly this months ago. Then it came back, then it disappeared again [...] - this might be betatesting though.
What I miss in the conclusion: Multi-model databases

More and more products support multiple data models today.

This reduces the number of technologies in your tech stack and allows to combine different access patterns without the need to duplicate and sync data between systems.