skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's clearly a major topic of conversation and discussion, though.
“The enemy of my enemy is my friend” comes to mind. The EU needs to position itself so that it can make beneficial deals, both with the US and China.

Coincidentally, environmentalism would lead the EU to freeing itself from the shackles of the petrodollar. I’m all for that.
I might be in a bubble, but my perception is that the Elm community in Norway is fairly established. Regular meetups, and a really well-organized conference earlier this year.
Nor did I say anything about other peoples' views or mention anything about "witch hunts bringing down a great man". Can you answer point blank why your paraphrase is so far off from what was actually said? If your paraphrase is valid then perhaps we might find that "20 women left the room" is something of a paraphrase too?

Edit: fix unclear wording, add question
Sure, but this way allows the city to begin again without the angst of trying to ban cars.
Similar thing has happened on Slashdot - the shorter the ID, the higher prestige
You downvoters are obviously not qualified to be hackers ... who uses decimal in a place called Hacker News?
The AGPL covers the cloud use case insofar as, if a cloud provider takes the AGPL-licensed code, adds additional features, and offers it as a service it would have to add those additional features. (And, potentially, other code that interacts with the AGPL-licensed code; the boundaries are a bit unclear.)

Of course, the desire is to keep AWS from offering even just a fully-compatible competing service. But that would 1.) require APIs to be copyrightable and 2.) would, as you suggest, make that software pretty much unusable for most cases.

You're right that the AGPL largely pre-dated the cloud providers although the direction things were going in was reasonably clear.
I'm quite selective of the Add-ons I install. I've been using this particular one for a long time, and I really like it. Hopefully the developer will accept the suggestions put forth and amend the existing privacy policy, otherwise I might need to go on another vetting field-trip for an alternative :/
On 2, banning US media/sports which Chinese can stream for free might just be contextualized further trade retaliation. Though I think banning the NBA has actual potential for domestic backlash compared to HK.
I asked donuts (gTLD owner of .family) whether my domain renewal could be reduced (from $385 per year to something more reasonable for a genealogy hobby). This was their response.

Maybe it’s not worth reading too much into the “we can’t change the renewal cost” line.

—-

Hi Nick,

Unfortunately, we can't change the renewal cost for santamaria.family

If we ever start to change renewals, I will be sure to reach out to help.

Sorry about that.

[redacted]

Domain Consultant, Donuts Inc.
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I am all for using text in place of icons almost always. I read text fast. I have memorized the match between these symbols and their meaning and would like to capitalize on that learning.
> And I believe most younger voters once they have to pay taxes, raise a family, and start building their retirement and saving for their kids college, become more Conservative and less "progressive" or Liberal.

Is that accurate? It's conventional wisdom but I've never seen it convincingly demonstrated.
American companies are implementing Chinese censorship rules into American society because the companies are afraid of offending the communist party.

China has wide scale prison camps for ethnic minorities. Reports of organ harvesting being conducted on these people. Adds up since china has no wait time for transplants. Along with video of mass maltreatment of these people.

Then there's the clashes in Hong Kong.

That's just the top 3 problems right now. This has an international effect, whether you shrug it off or not.
the problem i have with premature type or type obsession is , you commit to a data model without even completely understanding the business model / rules there is this myth that you understand the requirements clearly and that it wont change quickly or by a lot . Python gives me the flexibility to whip up a service and check if fits if it doesnt fit throw it and try again, i wouldnt need to start from scratch , i can do well be removing dead or unwanted code and some basic cleanup to have a good start point. I cant comment on ML family cause i have not used it in prod env.
How is that slimy? You have no expectation of privacy at work. The company owns everything. They not only own it but they monitor everything that’s done on their devices.

If you don’t want something read by your employer don’t do it with company property or on their WiFi. It’s a rule I live by and I never connect any personal device to my company’s guest WiFi.
Well, that's a problem!

You should read and understand what you sign, before you do.
What stops them to "hunt" with the Ribbon?
I cannot wait for the backlash at Blizzcon.
Sure, but all versions of Debian are still available so I don't see why that is a problem... Except as an annoyance due to the extra work.
Voting by itself is pretty useless if your only choices are two corrupt parties. You actually need to influence the parties.
Rightly so but this thread is about China. What you’re doing is whataboutism.
Oh, you're right, I didn't understand your point before. You're saying that the thermodynamic minimum is a theoretical limit not approached in practice, right? It's not related to regenerative braking. The connecting "so" made me think you were saying that regenerative braking is the reason the thermodynamic minimum is much smaller.
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More value with less inputs? Sign me up.
Says the nation that slaughtered and took the land of the native population. The hypocrisy is unreal.
This guidance specifically applies to forks where you receive the forked coins through an exchange because you held pre-fork coins in the exchange.

If you receive the new coins directly, this guidance does not apply to you.
Globe Lie Tour 2019
FWIW, "Chinese Taipei" is a compromise term accepted by the RoC.
Large-scale ionization cones in our galaxy 3.5M years ago
Glyphosate.

Glyphosate, with GMO crops or without, means you don't need to till your land. It's enabled a huge fraction of productive acreage to become no-till or low-till, which preserves soil nutrients, aids soil water absorption, reduces agricultural runoff, improves cover-cropping, and more.

There are a variety of farming practices that contribute to the efficiency of agriculture, but no-till is absolutely central. The late 90s through early oughts saw big increases in no-till acreage, up to ~20% of all land by 2002, precisely when fertilizer inputs started to decline. It sits between 40-50% now.
Warren wrote this editorial last week: https://foreignpolicy.com/2019/10/03/it-is-time-for-the-unit...

Generally this isn't a very partisan debate. Most people who support Hong Kong do so in the name of democracy or self-determination. Most of China's supporters are acting in their economic self interest or because of appeals to nationalism.
Ah I should have added that - email me on emile@sourcesort.com. I know your project too! Would be cool to learn more about it.
> All resulting in an unclear direction, where the engineering teams usually lean towards their boss' opinion.

What other opinion are they supposed to "lean towards"? Their boss' opinion is the only one that actually carries any sort of authority -- you implement it whether you agree with it or not.
>A taxpayer generally realizes
capital gain or loss on the sale or exchange of virtual currency that is a capital asset in
the hands of the taxpayer.

What does this mean for crypto players that exchanged a lot of crypto, realized gains, then lost their wallet?

Are they still on the hook for taxes on the gains even though they can't access the wallet anymore?
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Long hours and the lack of (or discouragement of using) vacation time don't help either.
on efficiency increasing net consumption, this is called Jevon’s Paradox:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jevons_paradox
Right. Judging from the responses I'm getting it seems like I'm the outlier. I'll take a break.
I checked for update, installed and relaunched... and found that all my tabs were exactly as they were before, including my tab that had an ssh tunnel running. The only thing that changed was that iTerm got more secure.

Impressive work, gnachman.
How does that necessitate a discrete spacetime?
> one side knows the relevant literature and one does not (happens often in collaborations) and blindly trusts the former;

This doesn't match my experience. When I talk with researchers (linguists) they are happy to point me to references when I ask.
Uh, what? That is entirely what my question is. Whether extrapolating the current state of the art is enough to get us to "the future".

If I start walking out the direction of my office door, you could predict I would reach California.

But I might say that's a nonsense prediction, because it would take a ridiculous amount of time given my walking pace.

So are you predicting that I will reach California by extrapolating my current position + walking velocity, or are you saying I will get on a plane and fly there?

These are two very different predictions, and the Carmack interview was the first time I heard someone predict that "I would reach California by walking" (to stretch the analogy), i.e., that we would reach the singularity purely by extrapolating our current trajectory.

I am asking if there are any knowledgeable people who might comment on this.
Considering the space race was abstractly, a push for strategic dominance of a physical domain newly enabled by technologies. I think it’s more likely this time around we will see a push into newly opened digital domains, e.g ml based cyber warfare.
If anybody wants to go and get a real contract, remote work, that doesn't DISCRIMINATE you immediately you can head to www.toptal.com
> They have this highly data-driven process which optimizes for usage and engagement . The problem is I don't wake up in the morning and go "gee I really want to up my engagement with google maps today".

Might explain parts of my experience with Android ;-)
Th FSF is not a company.

It's like saying that the Pope is too religious...
And "Good news — no pwnage found!" On Troy Hunt's https://haveibeenpwned.com/Passwords

Which shows that it is fairly strongly "unique", since no-one else has used it and been pwned (or he hasn't reused it and been pwned).
You underestimate how brainwashed Chinese people are
I do some work in the k8s arena. Seen a couple of large corps using Windows containers, either for containerizing legacy applications, or for moving an existing Windows platform into containers to help reduce cloud bills.
If you were born in 1955, you are a baby boomer. If you were born in 1985, you are a millennial. 1985-1955=30. 30 isn't the normal age for a grandparent.
Modern QM formalization doesn't predict a discrete spacetime. Or, if it does, nobody has been able to demonstrate this, to my knowledge.
How is that different then realizing gains for stock, converting it to cash, then losing the cash?
I'm sure there are a lot of people reading HN who use iTerm2 every day. For me it's an essential tool.

If that's you, and you're not already a contributor to the continued development of this software, then today is a great day to start!

There's a Patreon, so for many people it'll be very easy to begin helping out:

https://www.patreon.com/gnachman/overview

(I have no affiliation with iTerm2 or it's author; I just want to encourage people to support important software)
There was a thread about how to write zero maintenance apps, feels related.

Isolated, stuck in time envs are a must.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21192885
That's how all the tax increases got passed by voters--the existing homeowners weren't affected. It's the same reason every city has such huge taxes on rental cars.

We need to stop these taxing monsters, not yell about private property.
Andrew Yang is a Taiwanese-American. It will be very interesting if he comes on top in the months ahead.
Can someone who knows how this works explain what's going on in terms of the 2nd law of Thermodynamics?
Yes. But they also incurred a loss of the wallet that may be used to offset. IANAL and the tax code makes Shadowrun look simple.
Am I missing something here or do they keep saying “custom properties” when they just mean “css variables”??
Let's just jump all the way to the end.

Someone needs to get a sledgehammer and go knock some holes in the Great Wall.
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It was written by an engineer who didn't know who Stallaman is and works for the US military.
There are 546 developer job listings on finn.no. One of them mention Elm.. Typescript get 39 mentions. C# 118. Java 121. Javascript 131.
No. http://marshallcenter.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/...
Let's be real who cares what Joe jerked off to? Not me.
I will even say that maybe someone will build some universal porn recommendation out of such a data set.
In the long term, it isn't even necessarily damage. Chinese manufacturing won't be cheap forever; wages are already too high there for them to continue sorting through and recycling the US's plastic. Rebooting US manufacturing earlier rather than later will make the transition to "expensive China" less of a jolt.
Some parasites - although highly evolved for specific hosts - have simplified aspects of their own biology, such as ability to find food, by outsourcing it to their hosts.
AFAIK there's a significant caveat to that, which is that you only get unlimited windows containers, if you're using process isolation.

If you're using VM isolation, you need licenses for the containerized applications.
Because this posturing is purely about the self imposed trade war US is having with China.

One cannot seriously claim that Huawei selling an Android phone with Google Play on it would harm US national security, yet that is the official reason for banning it.

US didn’t care about this issue before they needed more reasons to ban more chinese companies. ”Trade war” as a straight reason would not go well, it’s likely even against WTO rules.
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I wouldn't underestimate the quality of the supply chains in China. They've had decades of development and experience, and starting elsewhere could not be done without significant setbacks.
I don't have any figures citations since my knowledge comes from when I used to hang out on Precision Agriculture forums, but it's common and getting more so. As drones get less expensive, it's easy to sit in your den and fly over the fields looking for the areas where you should go out and spray some more, or drive over in your UTV and take a closer look at that "weird spot" on the "back 80."

Farmers are very aware of the benefits of technology (why else would you spend half a million $ on a combine?) and will take it up if they see a benefit.
The Netflix anime Kakegurui describes a lot about idol culture in Japan through one of its characters. It doesn't try to justify or judge the practice but it presents it thoroughly.
I would also add:

No screenshots of code. I don't care if it's not syntax-highlighted, but I would like it to be in plain text, hopefully fixed-width.

If you're going to reference another blog, please include the relevant information in your own blog before the linked site goes down and I have to hope that site's owner didn't block archive.org from indexing it.

I'd like comments enabled, but I know some people have a hard-line stance against it (I was once told, "oh, you're thinking of a forum" when I suggested a developer add comments to their blog). Sometimes people smarter than me comment on my blog, and that adds value to my post when it has incomplete or incorrect information.
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I'm a little bored with my usual sites and was wondering if the HN community could recommend some good sites that have new content daily or at least every couple of days? Reddit subs are cool too. Thanks in advance.
Sorry but I don't see how you can say that no candidate except Trump seems to have an interest in being tough on China. Most Democratic candidates have publicly stated that they would continue to work with China on global issues like climate change and the economy but that they would fight back unequivocally against human rights violations. At least a handful, including Sanders and Warren, have also extended that fight to censorship and labor practices.
> There has to be a better balance then "We will always respect and defend the pride of our country" (even if that is a slight mistranslation).

I'd translate it as: "We will continue to uphold respect towards countries." There's no "pride" or "our" in the original.
The meaning seems pretty clear. It's like the GPL but distribution now also encompasses offering the software over the network in the form of a service.

What's less clear is what defines the boundaries between AGPL-licensed software and the rest of your stuff making up whatever you're offering. This isn't always 100% clear with the GPL either but the GPL meaning of distribution is pretty tightly tied to traditional Unix methods of combining code which are mostly unambiguous.
Let me get this straight - this author is trying to tie post-war US Spending to counter Soviet policies, fear of communist expansion, and the cold war, to the current state of police budgets and behavior in the United States? (so they can use the name Gulag in the title of the piece? - just speculating...)

First: It's completely within the power of communities to NOT fund their police, but most of them want to fund the police. I highly doubt it's because they believe their police are building gulags / exhibiting secret police behavior, or because, you know, "no matter what protect the thin blue line because we're conditioned as a police state!"

Second: Militarization of the police is much more a result of the recent terrorist attacks and surplus equipment and military training from the Iraq / Afghanistan wars than anything having to do with the cold war. (Focus on response to mass shootings with automatic weapons, requiring / wanting to wear body armor, etc vs. community policing approaches have different perceived risk profiles)

Third: I'll give you the prison industrial complex is a thing, but there is simply no data in the article presented about overall private prison usage vs. publicly funded prisons. I think private prisons should be outlawed, but a quick look yields 8.5% of people incarcerated are in private prisons.
https://www.sentencingproject.org/publications/private-priso...

The hyperbole in this article is offputting, doesn't help the purpose of the author, and honestly misses so many facts about postwar military spending and WHY that it boggles the mind of any reader with any sort of background in this. Hard pass next time.
Thanks for all your work on iTerm2!

I'm curious about the timing of the MOSS announcement being concurrent with the patch version: what's the rationale for that, versus (eg) waiting until some/more users had upgraded to a fixed version?
More energy is required to create or obtain higher quality content. Some call this the “energy primacy” of the economy that is often not accounted for when talking about GDP growth—which I suspect is one of the reasons economics has been termed “the dismal science.”
I can help you out here:

"During a phone call with Xi on June 18, Trump raised Biden's political prospects as well as those of Sen. Elizabeth Warren, who by then had started rising in the polls, according to two people familiar with the discussion. In that call, Trump also told Xi he would remain quiet on Hong Kong protests as trade talks progressed."

https://www.cnn.com/2019/10/03/politics/trump-biden-call-xi-...

Tough guy ...
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#1

I was born hindu, and even I can see that they have a very narrow definition of Hinduism. They support certain anti science fields like Ayurveda (not that it doesn't have merit, but they do not follow any scientific rigor). The whole cow thing they have going on is honestly a bit creepy. Some hindu nationalist groups have become more violent and Modi has made no effort to extend an olive branch to the Muslims.

#2

Major senior members in the BJP like Advani have been sidelined. Also, allies of the BJP have lost power as they have lost seats. Lastly, the Reserve Bank and the Judiciary have seen appointments (and firings like Raghuram Rajan) that are BJP favored. Thus, slightly reducing the independence of the different pillars of power.

#3

finance minister Arun Jaitley and former foreign minister Sushma Swaraj literally died. They were both among the most qualified candidates in the previous cabinet. Also, a lot of the cabinet members are career politicians and not necessarily experts in their respective fields.
There are many other online & well-updated games though, there's an entire genre of them: MMORPGs, yet they came up with quite sensible/much less predatory business models, at least compared to CCGs.

Some have buy2play with bi-yearly expansions & cosmetic shops, some have subscription-based models, and others, mostly asian fp2 ones have a more a la carte approach, yet even those would pale in comparison to CCG greed. Those games get entire new gameplay modes, quests, worlds added via updates, yet they can manage. I see no reason why a CCG can't.
The CEO Tim Sweeney has a majority ownership so can outvote Tencent, and the board is in his favour. It won't happen.
So some millionaires can't play a game, and this is the most upvoted thing on HackerNews about what's going on between the USA and China? Really?
My wife was asked to submit a TM30 when I first dealt with the local immigration office here in town... 6 years ago? L

I’m not saying it’s always been enforced but it’s not “the last few months”.
It seems to be rubber tubing that clips either your legs or shoes together? This shortens your stride a bit, but somehow also makes the transition from one foot to the other more efficient.
Really, it just became an issue in like the last couple of days. Given the pace of the modern news cycle, I'd expect to start seeing some policy trial balloons floated by next week.
But do you see how the protesters treated this old lady? Pointing lasers at her eyes. Giving her the Chinese flag to make her look pro China. You still only seem to see how frustrated this lady was being while ignoring the behaviors by the protestors in this case
I think the confusing part is he is viewing a person as either liberal or conservative as a whole. I, and I assume many people take liberal or conservative positions based on the policy, not as a denomination. Also, "liberal" and "conservative" mean different things to different people.

If someone were to ask me if I was liberal or conservative, I'd have to ask them, "for which policy?"
Breatharianism, however, is a fraud. Example being Jasmuheen [1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jasmuheen
Real explanation below >> https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21205272
I was an avid supporter of Yang, but I think he is a bit naive (Dr. Oz comments?) isn't a great speaker, and hasn't said anything much about China. UBI is the second most important issue on the docket, China is way further ahead.

What do you think?
I feel like they can leak a bunch of accurate histories and then for certain people they want to harm they can add a little bit of child porn to the logs so most people believe the logs are accurate but some key people get accused of being pedophiles. Electronic warfare is weird.
If anyone knows the full list of who to boycott, I've opened an issue on the Hong Kong support github:

https://github.com/hongkonggong/beyond-lennon-walls/issues/2...