skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Let's be clear about which groups of "jobs" we're talking about. Of course Trump and his base don't want the set of jobs already in America to leave America for any destination. Trump wanted to hold up Carrier as an example of keeping jobs in America and it was a failure.

There's another set of jobs which is the massive manufacturing base in China which provides goods for the US and elsewhere. We would like those jobs to come to the Western hemisphere, including and especially but not limited to the US.
Or watch table tennis which they're good at.
Argentina vs. USA Live Stream: TV
https://www.motorsport-safety.org/forum/ask-ambassador/rugby-game-usa-vs-argentina-live-stream-watch-rugby-game-online-free-2

https://www.motorsport-safety.org/forum/ask-ambassador/rugby-live-usa-vs-argentina-live-stream-watch-rugby-game-online-free

https://www.motorsport-safety.org/forum/ask-ambassador/rugby-game-usa-vs-argentina-en-vivo-watch-rugby-game-online-free

https://www.motorsport-safety.org/forum/ask-ambassador/rugby-free-usa-vs-argentina-live-stream-watch-rugby-game-online-free

https://www.motorsport-safety.org/forum/ask-ambassador/en-vivoargentina-vs-estados-unidos-en-vivo-online-por-el-mundial-de-rugby-1

https://www.motorsport-safety.org/forum/ask-ambassador/en-directoargentina-vs-estados-unidos-en-vivo-online-por-el-mundial-de-rugby

https://www.motorsport-safety.org/forum/ask-ambassador/rugby-tvargentina-vs-estados-unidos-en-vivo-online

https://www.motorsport-safety.org/forum/ask-ambassador/rwc-vivo-estados-unidos-v-los-pumas-rugby-en-directo-gratis

https://www.motorsport-safety.org/forum/ask-ambassador/vivo-tv-estados-unidos-v-argentina-en-directo-gratis-09-oct-2019

https://www.reddit.com/r/RWCNETWWWTv/comments/dfbcp6/matchthread_usa_vs_argentina_live_streamsreddit/

https://www.reddit.com/r/RWCNETWWWTv/comments/dfbcph/officialreddit_usa_vs_argentina_live/

https://www.reddit.com/r/RWCNETWWWTv/comments/dfbcps/officialreddit_usa_vs_argentina_live/

https://www.reddit.com/r/RWCNETWWWTv/comments/dfbcqa/officialreddit_usa_vs_argentina_live_streamsreddit/

https://www.reddit.com/r/RWCNETWWWTv/comments/dfbduk/redditstreams_argentina_vs_usa_live_streamsreddit/
Ok, we changed to that from https://www.forbes.com/sites/ewanspence/2019/10/08/apple-mac... and we'll update the title. Thanks!
How can you just "run iOS apps"?
The day before Catalina was released, I found myself looking for the Podcasts app on macOS. I've become a big fan of it on iOS and couldn't remember if it was one those early iOS-to-macOS apps, like News. It wasn't. Bummer.

Upgraded to Catalina without a second thought after seeing that Podcasts was included.

It's tiny, but it's things like that that make this feature cool. Just a little less friction between the platforms.
Arm's Simon Segars: More Data, More Processing, More Chips
The comparison that comes to mind is Brunei, which had much more oil and did much better than Singapore up to the 1970s, but was mostly closed to outsiders.

Singapore's success mostly rested on inviting foreign companies.

I suspect Singapore got away with some state owned companies for a few different reasons. Partly, because Singapore is so small, they can not afford to run too many inefficient state owned companies. So there's skin in the game. Partly also, because they seem to have had unusually competent administration.

Also keep in mind, that even with all the state owned companies and government added together, the public share of GDP is much lower than in most western countries.

I said somewhat flippantly that you should look at Singapore for a guide. After their sudden independence, Singapore itself looked towards Hong Kong for guidance.
I doubt this would actually work as intended, but it's fun to see novel approaches to weaponizing the legal system against large corporations like this.
So, Silver Causes Terrorism?
That’s a very weird take. That’s probably one of the highest value problems to solve in the entire economy.
why would israel go bust by xmas? why would s.a. get invaded by then? I don't see the connection.
Is there a mem issue that can be caught by Valgrind but not by a compile time sanitizer?
If they're actually flooded with requests, someone will likely create a quick set of scripts once and they'll handle it semi automatically soon. Blizzard is a software company, they know how to do that. I'm not sure it will impact them in any significant way.
Same here. Nice work!
"To that end, as we reviewed our hiring process, we realized that the demographics of people we attract to apply are not inline with the demographics of the people we hope to hire."

If that's there attitude then fuck them. You can guess which demographic they are talking about.

https://cate.blog/2019/05/15/addressing-hiring-gaps-through-...
It's quite evident that it's agenda based rationalisation. It's fine as long as we're spreading misinformation or framing data in a manner that furthers what we think the world should do. Rest of the type of misinformation and framing are dumb and pernicious of-course and need to be vilified.
Cant wait for Telstra to rollout 5g across all of Sydney.
There's a lot of research about it. I posted some above. You can search and find lots. It's all out there.
I've had the collision alert give false alarms from approaching another car too quickly, but I have never had it alert or brake for a pedestrian ahead.

I think if drivers are getting annoyed by false pedestrian collision detection alerts, they are approaching pedestrians far too closely/quickly.

It think would take quite a bit of psychosis to actually drive in a way that you were “relying” on AEB.

You mean like approaching an intersection with phone in hand, and eyes on the phone? I see it every day.
Yeah, let me get back to you on the overestimation of the severity and frequency of weather events after I make it through our second record breaking snow storm this fall.

Sure, this could just be an isolated event, but there sure have been a lot of record breaking isolated events these last couple of years.
A brand new account and it's pro-trump during an impeachment crisis?
US was already shown to be behind in 5g, China is already caught up. Heck they even helped AMD catch up to Intel, and see what sort of major success that was ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMD%E2%80%93Chinese_joint_vent... ) . These moves are there to slow it down. But China can make other moves like moving tech knowledge from one company to others and play all sorts of games. Fact is knowledge despite what Americans want the world to believe, replicates and distributes powers in ways which are very difficult to stop. If China is not building it, they will move the knowledge to some ally which can build it. It's almost guaranteed at this point that we are already living in a bifurcated world where US will need to manufacture everything in other countries than China. And yet China's manufacturing edge is not going anywhere. They can clone any US product anyone else is producing and sell it to their trading bloc.
It's strange to think about something like the Flynn Effect, which suggests people are getting more intelligent, and then do something like go back and read older authors.

I'm reading Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire now - and I'm often stuck by imagining how an author 300 years ago managed to write it. It's staggering to think how you could do so much scholarship, writing, and historical analysis without the benefits of computers, the internet, and the modern world. Not to mention the prose, which I absolutely love, and is so dense, thoughtful, and stylish.

I've also read a collection of letters from ancient Rome. Just random letters that have been translated, nobody historical or famous. The writing and thinking in the letters makes it hard to square with the Flynn Effect. The authors seem at least as intelligent, if not more so, than modern people I'm acquainted with.
> Many countries have low-to-no regulation and cheap labour, and they remain poor.

Please name some. And to be clear, it's the amount and _complexity_ of interference in practice that counts.

Ie both in India and China bribes were common, but from what I heard in China your company actually got what they were promised after paying the bribe.
If the AEB has a false positive and suddenly slows the vehicle, it would likely catch drivers following that vehicle off guard

Then stop following so closely. Problem solved. Don't tell me not to have a safety feature in my car because another driver isn't driving safely.
This has been the case for 11 years already!?

https://thaicrisis.wordpress.com/2008/08/13/they-did-it-law-...
Sanitizers are not compile-time: they're runtime checks (aka dynamic analysis). For some strengths of valgrind compared to sanitizers, see my other comment in this thread.
To an American sure. I know people in NZ paid less than that.
It's not a trapped gas deposit, it's methane in a solid form spread across vast areas of the world so there's nothing to contain it and nothing to drill into. It's unlikely to have any concentrations for high enough and long enough to ever be worth extracting.
Yes, however could one connect free speech in the US to the Constitution? What a ridiculous statement!

People may have presented the concept before the US Constitution but it certainly didn't apply to many people legally (if any?) before then
Switching off 3G before 5Gs even out!
Heh, it's not for the notice and wonder. These cows are after all quite expensive. It's for the insurance money.
A file system is a database, with a well understood user API.

Yes, a terrible API which works poorly for most home use cases.

You probably have music on your computer. In your hierarchical filesystem, do you organize it by Genre/Artist/Album or Artist/Album? Do music videos live in the same Artist directory or in a separate "video" folder?

Chances are you don't know/care because you're using an app like iTunes that builds a custom database on top of the filesystem. And something like Photos that reinvents a totally different custom database. And more database reinventions for email, ebooks, games, karaoke files, voice memos, calendar appointments, etc... all proprietary file formats without published APIs.

Data doesn't want to be organized in a single static hierarchy.
Taking time away from socializing and actually resting will eventually take its toll. I tried following the HN advice in this regard for a few years in the late oughts. Spending so much time working on programming and little else was lonely and punishing, even though I liked what I was working on.
It's more like "ray-tit". A colleague at Metosin came up with a good alternative: "rate it!" Used in sentence like "I reitit 5 out of 5!"
Areas that come to mind that are legal-liability driven would be things like health-care, aircraft flight control systems, etc. In those industries, they do have strict software regulations already.

Otherwise, free market baby.
functions. Macros are a super weapon and their use is reserved for very special cases.
One reason is macros can't be composed as functions and also readability goes out the windows.
Thank you for looking into - this context is really helpful.
Yes, this is what I called "diamond operator".

I'm talking about a different use case where inference via assignment does not work, e.g. a method declaration:

public List<Set<Pair<Foo, ? extends Bar>>> combine(
List<Set<Pair<Foo, ? extends Bar>>> a,
List<Set<Pair<Foo, ? extends Bar>>> b
) {...}

It would be great to have something like

type Quux = List<Set<Pair<Foo, ? extends Bar>>>;

public Quux combine(Quux a, Quux b) {...}

Unfortunately, I'm not aware of any plans to introduce that.
Recently Google started prompting me to use my phone to confirm logins every time using my phone.

I went through the recovery process just to make sure that I would be able to access my account and was asked the month and year I opened my gmail account.

I have had my gmail for 17+ years and I have no idea when I opened it, and now if I ever lose my phone I will be locked out of my account.

Does anyone know where I can see when I opened my account?

I travel year round and rarely keep a phone number for more than a few months, 2FA has increasing ly become a problem for me as more and more companies force it on me. Paypal for instance is completely unusable for me, I have been locked out of my own account numerous times.
None that I was aware of, though at my weight I'm sure there could have been.

Kinda kicking myself for not getting a good set of blood tests for the 'before' results.
As a current emacs, former vim user, vscode is better. I use emacs as a hobby because I'm interested in it, not because it's more productive, because it's not.
GitHub renews $200k contract with ICE
Maybe we have different understandings of how that UI would work, but I imagine it to be totally possible:

Take all the windows/notifications from OP's screenshot, map each of them to a row in a table, group by application. Show all this info in 1 modal, call it Migration Assistant.
This is where I'm tripping up on this idea, too. The 20x difference in mass of a Tesla - but still more efficient than a human pedaling a bike may in fact violate the Laws of Thermodynamics. Also, I'm not sure if this is truly taking into consideration of the resources needed to make a Tesla vs. a bicycle. Or I guess the big one: the # miles/year driven by a usual car owner vs. # miles/year cycled by someone using purely human power to move oneself.
Eliminating carbohydrates from your diet means eliminating vegetables from your diet. I'm highly skeptical of the claim that any such diet can ever be healthy in the medium to long term. I fail to see how malnourishment isn't a certainty under such circumstances.

The fact that humans can fast for weeks or months isn't evidence in favor of:

> The amount of carbohydrates you need in your diet to survive is exactly zero.
Actual studies show it decreases rear end collisions around 40% and pedestrian insurance claims 35% http://bestride.com/news/new-study-by-iihs-shows-automatic-e...
Dota 2 has hundreds if not thousands of bugs.

But the they (and this particular one you listed) are not as critical as you make it sound.
I’ve seen that NCAP video and was really impressed by it at the time. It doesn’t jive with the results in TFA at all - where it sounds like the Tesla (and most of the other cars they tested) hit the dummy every time, and often never even slowed down.

I wonder how to explain the disparity. Could the video you linked have been taken with AutoPilot enabled maybe?
$6B United Nations Agency Launches Bitcoin, Ethereum Crypto Fund
I’m at the same position now. If macOS converges to Windows then Windows is a better alternative, the reason I started with Apple was that Windows was a mess, now Linux feels like the most sane alternative for power-users
What about a flood of small claims court? In USA it may be more effective?
This shit keeps happening. The feeling that govt workers can act corruptly because this is tacitly allowed at high levels of the govt. After trump is gone this will take a long time to recover from. If it happens to you, you need to report it, which could be damaging, but its the only way to stop it. Force these bullies to see its not acceptable. I pray it's not acceptable.
Why don't people just end their subscriptions? A financial hit will get their attention.
I understand, but when you lead with reduce people hear "rich elitists want me to be poor." They hear that because they have in fact been told that by clueless ideologues for decades.

That's true along the white/blue collar divide in the West and even more so between the developed and developing world. Think Africa is going to listen to the people who used to gather slaves from them and colonize them tell them they can't do what everyone else is doing because we need to save the Earth? The response will be "fuck you, we're poor."

Hell France's vast yellow vest protests were in part triggered by a gasoline tax. Egypt's revolution was in part triggered by rising food prices. Reduce = revolt. This is because anything that increases prices of consumables amounts to a strongly regressive tax. It hits the poor much harder than the rich.

So I get what you mean but I think that whole rhetorical line is actually counterproductive. Focus on replacing fossil fuels. That matters far more than little token reductions anyway. Replace coal with solar and gas cars with EVs and the carbon reduction is large and more importantly persistent.

Personally I like to frame it as progress. Solar could in fact scale much larger than fossil fuels. In the future it could actually provide cheaper more abundant energy.
WordPress is written in PHP, but Automattic (the company that develops WordPress) has other products that are written in other languages.
Which one in your opinion allows for extensions of those APIs the best at a SMB price point? My frustration with Zapier is that I if they don't support the trigger, I'm kinda sol. I wanna be able to say "I want to manually add this API call" in a low code environment.

Also - do you mind if I grab some of your time to discuss on the phone? my contact details are in my profile.

Thanks!
Thank you very much for creating this - I love it! :-D

I don't know about all the licensing stuff and will have to evaluate if I can use it for official business but I'm glad I can just use it for my own stuff in private without paying high fees.

Don't take the harsh critics about the licensing too personally - I think it's cool that you released your code and thought about Open Source licensing.

Keep up the great work!
The customer should always have the option to buy their own hardware - that's to me something that was fought for (and won) with Carterphone
Like protest against a fellow gamer being denied access to a gaming platform? Given your premise it's hard to see the logic.
What do you mean available here? I can't see a link to the book?
Texas managed to deregulate power around the same time, and it's worked out pretty well, moving from Washington to Texas I saw a near 20% reduction in my energy rates.

According to Texas Coalition for Affordable Power (TCAP): "deregulation cost Texans about $22 billion from 2002 to 2012. And residents in the deregulated market pay prices that are considerably higher than those who live in parts of the state that are still regulated. For example, TCAP found that the average consumer living in one of the areas that opted out of deregulation, such as Austin and San Antonio, paid $288 less in 2012 than consumers in the deregulated areas."