skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> In that case, his 'say what you see' routine would be a good testing ground to stop caring as much for the supposed "confrontation"...

You are quite right here - it is a perfect learning opportunity. After all, I know it is coming, and so can prepare for it. I did make my peace with it in the end, the key was to connect on a deeper social level so we could talk about something more interesting. Essentially just ignoring the captain obvious opener in the same way you skip past 'how are you?' as a greeting, not a question.
Apple Cheese Grater CNC and performance testing on Pecorino:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=s29YZqe9Cso
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"130,000 processor cores with 1 ns/day"

Still a bit to slow... I guess it is progress :)
Any non tech savvy would provide or will be treated by grain of salt.
But, I have several reports from colleagues.
Microsoft isn't that powerful either. Windows is a small percentage of computing and Office simply isn't a big deal. They're also a pretty good company now.
I’m talking DI for ASP.NET MVC 5, non-Core.

That required a custom provider (trivial), and non-obviously a custom ControllerFactory as I picked Core DI instead of a more fully-fledged solution.

Unfortunately there is very little obviousness in documentation and germs often get conflated and confused. Perhaps this is MS trying to get me to take one of their infamous certification courses?
Have you tried Poetry? https://poetry.eustace.io/
It's typical fear mongering.

It deals with Assam which is a state in India that has suffered decades of illegal immigration, so much that the locals have often resorted to violent agitations to protest. Failure of successive governments to act on the issue has further complicated the issue.

The current Government is implenting NRC which was decided by a previous government. Those who can't prove their citizenship as per NRC will probably loose their citizenships.
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Well the Nim team at Status is a separate team working on an open source Ethereum 2.0 implementation, rather than any blockchain 'product' (unless you count a working 2.0 client as a product).

Their goal is to get Eth2.0 (and 1.0) running on very low resource environments such as raspberry pi and turnstiles.

What this should tell you is that:

* Nim is close to the metal enough to run with high performance and low resources.

* In a cutting edge research arena, where the math is still being decided, Nim allows such rapid prototyping that the team is on par with much larger teams in much more established languages.

* All the tools required to build an ethereum platform are present and running, such as security, encryption, and networking such as devp2p. Here's their eth library docs for some of the contributions: https://nimbus-libs.status.im/lib/nim-eth/

Status is pretty dedicated to open source, and whilst they're the biggest patreon donor, the Nim team is completely autonomous.
I sometimes have thoughts like these. Mostly, before coffee in the morning.

I never actually feel the need though to actually go ahead and post them. Kindly reflect on what you did, and where this is coming from.
>Also, I fear that it's becoming harder to be a weird nerd in tech[1].

The thing is, tech can embrace "weirdness" without also embracing sexual harassment, hostility and toxicity. Not every behavior that deviates from the "politically correct" norm needs to be worn as a badge of honor and celebrated as cultural quirkiness by tech people.
Hello, author of Adblock Radio here. Thanks for posting this. I can answer questions if you have any.

You can read more on the context of this project in this article: https://www.adblockradio.com/blog/2018/11/15/designing-audio...
Or that we fight the person to destroy or weaken the idea.
That would be great, since I can just block those ads with a host file change.
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Take advantage of Zero Downtime I never understand what they mean with this, but now it definitely lost all its meaning.
No. Just about in any South Asian country drivers are orders of magnitude worse than in my country (Russia). The worst offender is probably India. Drivers there are insane. There's no better word for it.
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We also call them "trashcans" in conversation. It's an identifiable and memorable term, rather than "mac pro (original/2006)", "mac pro (cylinder/2013)" or "mac pro (cheese grater/2019)"
Locking horns is useful if the nature of discourse were better. If you are going to be called sexist or racist (insert choice moralising label) every time you remotely resemble an outlier group strawman, with possibly real implication on your career (esp with the current progressive political tech climate), it's better to leave the platform. It's the same as leaving any other messaging board because of the toxicity.
> 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.

If that's true, then Stallman has completely failed as a leader. There are 7 billion people in the world; if after 40 years there is nobody of similar caliber at the FSF, it is because he has either not attracted them, not trained them, or has driven them away. (Perhaps by asking them on a date or handing them a card that said "tender embraces" the very first time he met them.)

I sincerely hope that there will be people in the FSF that can make it more robust, and set it up for long-term success.
As a matter of fact, in its originally intended domain (i.e. scientific computing), it actually never stopped being a major player.
So my problem with THIS is that it is a very unbalanced conversation. He makes the zero-effort opener, and then I have to perform the heavy lifting. (Of course, I could just get in first ;-)

But fair comment.
If anyone could, this pilot could:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iOoiEbtf2w
> The complaints about stallman aren't a matter of thoughtcrime, they're a matter of entirely inappropriate behavior

Who are you exactly to think you can decide what is - without doubt - "entirely inappropriate behaviour"?

are you in charge of the thought police?
Personally, I actually like the design of the current Mac Pro, but I can understand why many wouldn't.
This was due. It was disguised due the euphoria of the election year.

I think the current government is going to find out the hard way that one cannot tame the economic beast. There are things like delays, feedback, international events, the weather which you cannot control and can render your models ineffective.
Huge expenditures were lined up expecting increased tax revenues which declined due to faulty policies/increasing compliance cost leading to a downward spiral. No transparency in handling the NPAs. Instead we get bank mergers, saddling good ones with the bad.

Also the increased exposure to sovereign debt denominated in foreign currency will be a greater risk.

Everything is glossed over/tinged by nationalistic fervor which makes admitting you were wrong or you made a mistake an anathema.
The sad reality is that most people just don't care about their data

Even if you will tell them what other companies might do with it, and show them how to delete their data out of the databases, they won't do it.

I didn't saw any big change after Cambridge Analytica data scandal. People still use facebook
I own my computer and I want to own the software running on it. What's "bizarre" about that "ideology"?
I wonder if they can (or are already in the process of) "uprating" to the kind of market Japanese Washi paper currently enjoys. It is not only a product, but kind of an art, too.
If you provide health care, you always have power over that person. Less so if they are relatively healthy - but any condition, theirs or a family members, means that the person has no real choice but to do enough good work to keep the job. Even if they hate the company. Even if you treat them poorly. They still must work for you. This is even more true if you have hundreds of people that will replace them and your health coverage is good enough - or at least, better than the opposition.

To a lesser degree, the same goes with vacation time and other benefits. At least in the US, anyway. This is why having some of this stuff coded into law and decoupled from employment takes some power away from employers.
What is the UK Supreme Court and who is the woman who heads it?
Or running stable software that locks up less? Maybe Xcode is just badly written?
DAI already exists and is performed server-side (usually badly). Outside of walled gardens, podcasting clients are unlikely to provide ad-hoc client-side support for ad-splicing.
Ok This is incredible.
Can we make PRs or something to propose new radio streams?
I will definitely use it a lot.
> the victory condition for any belief is to be so universally accepted that its negation can not be expressed in polite company

That's the victory condition for a mind virus. I hope that my beliefs (like the belief in free speech) aren't mind viruses and don't have that as a victory condition.
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Yes - especially in flight calling, in flight working (ppt!) and in flight internet. Flight time != downtime for these folks anymore - which means that the per hour saved calculations are not going to convince finance.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.iiordanov....

GPL licensed, basically identical to the "non-pro" version, $5. I don't know how well that works out for them, but I think it is a model worth supporting.

See also:

https://games.slashdot.org/story/11/11/25/2217247/valves-gab...
Church is also the community of people coming together, it’s nuns and priests going on missions to countries in need, it’s priests doing Sunday service for people who believe. Have you excluded these from your definition of Church or do you think these are also cancer?
fun fact: Selam G. the author of the post on medium builds weapons for the US defense department.
Both of them being nuclear powers further complicates our security situation.
People like RMS and Linus Torvalds are responsible for normalizing the premise that to be a good hacker you can't care about things like treating other people decently - that's just giving in to politically correct wrongthink from SJWs and normie scum after all.
Catalina major change is ANY dll should know pass through security. That's why notirisation also for software plug-ins is needed meaning also runtime hardening in future and proper entitlements by host and plug in
Head to https://github.com/adblockradio/available-models
Yes, leaving a session running in the background/remotely though you might get disconnected or what ever. Same as screen.
> why an emergency dispatcher must be required to withstand hostile behavior as part of their job

Emergencies make people stressed. Stressed people often curse.
we need a legacynews where people discuss how they're not transitioning to java8 but keep java7 for now
Usually, I don't like when projects describe themselves using large brands as comparison.

But this one is great

'Machine learning meets Shazam.'
Israel's neighbors don't have nukes. In India's case, on one side you have a known sponsor of terror(where Osama was found) and on another side we have One Party Communist China. And the fact that they both are partnering isn't helping.
forget social network, join a local group that do whatever is nice for neighbors or the area

it's probably widely healthier on every metrics
English is the ideal "neutral" link language for a country with as much linguistic diversity as India (thus also making it a suitable medium for education.) The alternative would be to force the whole country to learn a single language (Hindi), which is to them more foreign than English is, or to use only regional languages, making it difficult to have countrywide exams/educational content.

There is nothing colonial or elite about English -- it is simply the most practical choice for a link language, given we have to learn it anyway to interact with the rest of the world.
if you can be accused for keeping a door closed, US society is way more fucked up than I thought and these people are much more scary than italian mafia.
I think the podcasts i listen to will not work, the moderators speak the ads themselves. Luckily it‘s easy to skip ahead 15 seconds at a time.
At least ads in podcasts cannot track me so i don‘t feel i have to block them for that reason alone.
must be Gordon Bell prize time again.
"Our cloud-based toolchain performs synthesis on our backend"

Last time I looked into doing something like that, the software licenses prohibited exporting the proprietary toolchains like that. Comment?

Or is it using something like:

https://symbiflow.github.io
I was about to submit this and decided to check first. I'm really surprised this didn't get more traction!
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What you're describing sounds like industry-specific anecdotes from a very common, cross-industry reality about non technical users.
Fucking hell, that made my blood boil.

The guy on the phone was totally right. What if it was that nurse's mother? Why the hell would they think standard protocol was to talk to someone who lay dying. It's nuts. The supervisor is nuts. The nurse was nuttier still.
The way read above comment is - If you can live with following limitations, then use lambda/serverless, works great. I have got to a point where for any internal systems used by internal users, lambda is my defacto standard. Very low cost of operation and speed to market. For anything that is external facing I prefer not to use lambda, specially if growth of usage is unpredictable.
Ask HN: When to quit company with bad engineering practices?
I've joined a company 6 months ago and I'm having a hard time adjusting.

They are not a startup, they're well funded but everyone just do their own thing when it comes to code reviews, infrastructure architecture, etc. The infrastructure is really a mess and the code base isn't much different.

Teams spend most of their time doing manual things over and over and don't seem to understand how to find root causes, do problem management, etc.

I've focused on clarifying the reasons behind certain things so I could help to develop some standards, more documentation, etc. To at least avoid creating even more tech debt. People are drowning and doing adhoc fixes all the time.

Well, I've found it's really hard to get information out of the old timers. There's a huge focus on saving face, job security and not much concern about technical things.

I consider myself to be very polite and civil in discussions. I've worked with jerks before and I try not to be like that because I know people have feelings, etc... But I got some feedback that I should be "happier" in my emails.

Things are hard already and management is more worried about keeping the status quo. That's not what I was sold in the job interviews.

I'm close to saying enough is enough but I'm afraid this will be a mistakes, that I can still turn this boat around, etc.

How do you find out if you had enough?
Nice price! I wonder what shipping from Lebanon to Europe costs...
Thanks I didn't notice.
I love the initiative, will try to become maintainer of my favourite radio.
Indeed in this situation it will not work in the current state of the ad detector.
We have the largest standing army in the world. The same people you refer to as taking up arms for an insurrection are the same people who voted for the increasingly exorbitant defense budgets that made such an army possible. The DoD has a vested interest in a stable and orderly society and, in a stroke of irony, would suppress such an insurrection. Why let small bands of rural reactionaries threaten a military-industrial complex that generates tens of trillions of dollars annually?
> If that's true, then Stallman has completely failed as a leader

He's been under constant attack for the past 40 years.

Nobody wants to be friend with the smart friend who's also unpopular.

And that's what he failed, he trusted people would be decent.

They are not.
Why are you so sure that such data exists if you have never seen it?

I'm already slightly inclined to suspend my disbelief, because I know a little bit about developmental psychology that sort of corroborates what you're claiming about the ageism thing, however, if you want to start discriminating based on race, you have to be ready to bear a massive burden of proof when you make racist claims. Would you be so blindly accepting if I threatened your life, liberty or property for no reason other than the color of your skin? Wouldn't you want conclusive evidence, quality controlled and beyond a reasonable doubt?
Yes India is a very diverse country and that is why policies which treat it as a single homogeneous entity won't work.
They might work in tiny countries with similar populace but not when you scale it up to something like India. People fail to realize this.
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Maybe its a sign of your greatness when people think your contribution to the world somehow arose spontaneously, like a hurricane.
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Thanks very much. I agree.
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It's the usual problem of fighting the last war. America spent the 20th century thinking that foreign influence would be Communist propaganda, and built up ideological defenses against that to such an extraordinary degree that all sorts of normal community politics are still denounced as "communist" today. But today's foreign influence isn't ideologically different from America at all. It's largely being done on behalf of a small group of fossil fuel billionaires - Russian oligarchs, the Saudi royal family, etc. And what could be more American than that? It's like being invaded by Standard Oil and the United Fruit Company.

Because it's non-ideological it doesn't even have to be consistent propaganda. It's pure wrecking. Sowing conflicting ideas works extremely well for that. And again it's taken advantage of pre-existing faultlines. There's no evidence that Alex Jones was a foreign provocateur - but if he was, would he have done anything differently?

Then there's the problem that our own "pro-democratic" propaganda always had a massive flaw in it. Democracy has lots of inter-related elements in it, but we pushed the "free market" ones far before the "rule of law" ones, and the "human rights" ones extremely weakly because human rights ideology hasn't actually been properly established in America either.

We pushed democracy into Russia after the collapse of the Soviet Union, ended up with gangster capitalism there, and deemed it a success. Now they're re-exporting it.
By which you mean a bunch of Twitter nobodies and one somebody who happens to speak for the gnome project.
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This is a well-researched traffic problem called induced demand [1] - building more roads in a congested city always makes traffic worse, not better, in the long term. Waze is giving people more roads to use, so they are in effect 'building more roads', which causes more total people to drive, which makes traffic even worse for everyone. There is no possible outcome here other than everything being worse for everyone involved, despite whatever libertarian views you might hold. Waze can only be a net loss for everyone for LA in the long term despite whatever benefits the early users got for a few years.

But banning Waze is just a band-aid. The real problem is that the only way to get around LA is to drive. The real solution for LA is to re-think itself as a walkable about city with real public transit options. There isn't enough physical space for everyone in LA to get to where they want to go in a giant, personal automobile while still leaving room for dense housing.

If you are interested in exactly how to redesign a city to make all transit more effective, check out the book 'Walkable City Rules' by Jeff Speck.

[1] https://www.citylab.com/transportation/2018/09/citylab-unive...
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> The claimants who are eligible for release are ones that _CBP_ deemed low risk, and are fitted with ankle monitors.

How about you provide a citation.
Sort of. But because he didn't care about false positives he was the autoimmune disease of America.
Don't think about approaching. There's nothing you can do if you're next to them that you can't do at a distance. In particular, you should never try to physically stop someone jumping (who is already on an edge). Given that, you may as well keep your distance anyway. The most important thing is to listen.
It is interesting that you've mentioned 50. if you expand that to 80, that would be almost every country in the world.
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instead of ESC you can also use ALT (maybe easier to hit for default keyboard layouts)
Thanks. You're probably right. Academics are probably not a good target market.
Unanimous, too, which was not expected.

NYTimes article explains: ... legal experts worry that upholding the Scottish ruling would set a troubling precedent. It would open the door, they said, to a form of judicial review that is widely accepted in the United States, which has a codified Constitution and a Supreme Court that actively interprets it.

Britain, by contrast, relies on an unwritten set of traditions and conventions that have treated a sovereign Parliament as the supreme law of the land. Once the courts venture into the political sphere and begin passing judgment on Parliament’s actions, legal analysts say, there is no going back.

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/09/24/world/europe/uk-supreme-c...
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I'm not talking about all, I'm talk about the folks attempting at the southern US border. Apples to oranges.
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No, Washington Post is referring to a different set of statistics to attempt to discredit Pence's more specific claims.

The claim is regarding the current flow on the southern border, not historical trends across the nation as was cited. It's an apples-to-oranges comparison.

This is like that old chestnut, "Bill Gates and I have a combined average net-worth of 40 billion dollars!"

Well, I have none and he has 80 billion. You can't use broad statistics to disregard specific, regional trends.
Oh, definitely. I was mostly answering this from a 'western' view. I visited Haiti and the only thing that really describes traffic there is anarchy.
> I'm not sure how big of an issue this is in reality

I agree - embedded programming is a sufficiently separate world that you'll always need a different foundation with different assumptions.

Rust which doesn't have a GC at all, but stillhas this problem to some extent. On a microcontroller you generally don't want to use the standard library with all its assumptions about heap allocations always succeeding. This is why 'nostd' and libraries like heapless exist.
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A couple of dollars: https://www.amazon.in/Dollar-Bigboss-Cotton-Trunks-890288931...