skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There are a number of interesting use cases for PWAs, but part of Apple's fear is (potentially) many of their clients will migrate to PWA only, reducing App Store revenue severely.

Apple also loses all code auditing and screening, meaning they can't ban GPL licensed PWAs like they ban alternative Linphone builds (as they are GPLv2), Signal Private Messenger builds (GPLv3) and only the official developer can build and submit these apps to the app store.

Apple's GPL ban also effiectively mandates these apps having broad CLAs to ensure they can relicense the code for use in the Apple App Store.

Edit: removed bonus apostrophe
>I would be severely tempted to say in response: "From now on, everything that is done by bullies to my child, I will do to you.

>Obviously that may not actually turn out to be practical

I like this idea. For it to work, you probably need an accomplice, and to make sure there's no witnesses. Have an accomplice provide an alibi ("no, he was at home with me at that time"), and make sure there's no witnesses when you beat the crap out of the principal late at night.

Honestly, since schools are simply not willing to do anything about the problem, I don't see how this is a bad solution at all.
I'm sorry, the answer we were looking for was:

- To protect the world from devastation
- To unite all peoples within our nation
- To denounce the evils of truth and love
- To extend our reach to the stars above
And yet as the US disengages people are saying on my god, we’re abandoning allies, we’re letting them fend for themselves. The alliances are going up in smoke. The world depends on you guys to keep the peace, send troops and quash problems. Now we’re going to have fight ourselves and send our troops in, you guys are bad!
I have a calling/passion, I'm a sculptor. And the marketing thing is what I seriously struggle with. I'm working on it and slowly pushing myself out of my comfort zone, but I disagree with passions only mattering if you make it visible. I'd love to be left the hell alone to be lost in my work forever, but I regrettably have to start making it visible if I want it to start paying for itself or at least break even. Art supplies aren't cheap. I want a laser cutter one day and that money isn't going to appear out of thin air. Making it visible is how to make it sustainable. I'm not in it for other people's approval and validation, the person I'm most concerned about impressing is myself.

This is kind of the harsh reality of being an artist though: how successful you are is less about the quality of work you do and more about how hard you can hustle. The person who makes unoriginal garbage art but is good at selling themselves is gonna beat the recluse who does high quality, innovation work but doesn't put themselves out there every single time.
What EU should immediately do is to start building charter cities. Either on sparsely populated areas within EU or by making long term rental agreements outside EU. Or likely both.

The rules of charter cities would be roughly as follows:

- Anyone (literally anyone) would be welcome to move to charter city if they just want so.

- EU guarantees funding for basic infrastructure like education, legal system, security, health care and tax authorities.

- Everyone moving in is allowed and expected to work in the society.

- All refugees coming to EU are directed to these charter cities.

- Charter city citizenship does not mean access to EU.

I am not saying that this would be a problem-free solution. I am saying that it is extremely important that we start to solve the problems that arise here. Because they are the problems we need to solve to take pressure away from the refugees to flood Europe. They are the problems we need to solve when suddenly there is an environmental catastrophe and there are suddenly a lot of people looking for a new place to live. They are the problems we need to solve to make the coungries still living under bad governments to improve their governance.

And no, most people in the world would absolutely not move immediately to these cities. Most people actually want to live in their homes.

Edit, small changes in looks.
You think the wealthy lads are pro brexit?
Why toss that aside? I actually didn't know that the chassis for the F-35 is manufactured in Turkey. Do you have a source for this? If this is the case then it seems incredibly shortsighted to source a critical component from half-way around the world - from a country that obviously doesn't like us very much.
How Fast Were Neanderthals?
So, this would seem to open up possibilities for transplants and/or gene therapy?
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Patriotism. A noble trait that everyone should possess and covet.
Your use (and thorough butchering) of Franklin's quote in this context is especially hilarious because Franklin, in the letter from the Pennsylvania Assembly, was lobbying for Britain to appoint its own governor for Pennsylvania instead of the governor set by the Penn family, the owner of most land in the state. And then to tax the Penn family to fund ongoing conflicts in other colonies. Which proposition made Franklin unpopular in Pennsylvania, so he was soon booted from the Assembly.
"On January 24th, Apple Computer will introduce Macintosh. And you'll see why 1984 won't be like '1984.'"

-Apple, 1983

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1984_(advertisement)
This has been a problem in STEM curricula for a long time.

At my US university, astronomy (a lecture with 300 seats) counted as a "lab science" credit. Geology was similar -- memorize lecture notes and regurgitate on tests. Never set foot in a lab.

It's unfortunate that we're now expanding that flawed model.
I don't think anyone is debating that the #1 factor driving the innovation of self driving cars is profit.

That said, the benefits of self driving cars aren't precluded by the motives for developing them.

While I hear your points about removing cars from the road, and generally agree with them, there are definite benefits to cars which are arguably not replaced by things like public transit. There will always be a need for cars, so lets make them as safe as possible. If self driving is a step in that direction, sign me up.
Makes me think about NASA’S idea to send a purely mechanical rover to Venus, because no computer ca resist the heat for any serious amount of time: https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.php?feature=6933

I hope this takes off!
>Undoing this damage, while also managing to feed the nearly 10 billion people expected to populate the earth by 2050, is going to require lots of ideas integrated together.

Back of the envelope calculation: The global cattle population is around 1.5 billion. A cow eats between 8 and 16 Mcals per day, which is roughly 4-8 times what is recommended for an average adult (2 Mcals). If we diverted all those calories to humans we could feed 6-12 billion of them (neglecting protein, vitamin and mineral content).
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2m3.673s; default config with loadable modules disabled; make -m 32. This is on a second-last generation 24C/48T Xeon (albeit a slower one) with all of the known speculative execution vulnerabilities mitigated except spec_store_bypass, and SMT still enabled (because htop is prettier with more pretend CPUs).
Qt for Android has always looked pretty good but I never see it used. Could someone link a few real-world apps developed with Qt for Android?
People always say there's a shortage but let a 40+ year old with great skills try to apply for the job lol.
Most likely. Like I said, I followed no diets so it was keeping my diet simple in terms of what I ate. poultry, fish, vegetables, rice, pasta, beans, and a little bread. Spices are your friend. There was certainly a reduction in caloric intake after I became comfortable fighting the snacking urges and easily ignore hunger pangs. I could skip meals easily which was deficit. but I'm back to eating normally which put some weight back on. My lowest was 147 lbs and that was after I realized I was under eating. People started thinking I was sick. Now I'm a stable 165 lbs but have a bit of a gut. Though I could probably knock that off by exercising.
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You might be getting hung up on the words "manifest destiny," but the belief definitely persists even though the label has fallen out of favor.
Barley crops are a good counter-example. There are three main purposes: malting, milling & animal feed. A good chunk of the feed barley on the market is barley grown for malting or milling but wasn't good enough for those purposes and is fed to chickens. The alternative to feeding it to chickens is to throw it away. That's hardly environmentally friendly.

Some barley is purposefully grown for feed rather than aiming for the higher price that malting or milling will get. Yields on such variants can be as much as 3 times that of a nice malting or milling variant.

Given that a chicken can convert 1.5 grams of barley protein into 1 gram of meat protein, you can see how it be more environmentally efficient to "eat" barley by running it through a chicken first.
> security forces

This legitimizes the current puppet-government installed by foreigners.

I think a more appropriate term would be US-backed Junta forces.

Of course, some of us were saying this almost 20 years ago now: Don't invade Iraq, you'll destabilize the entire region.

I'm a one-issue voter: No foreign wars, period. Some of us do care about the well being of others, but it's impossible to have this kind of discussion because people are selfish. Everyone wants to talk about Climate Change, Socialized Health Care, etc, etc. Most people don't actually care about others, and it's why I want to slap anyone that discusses climate change. We have much bigger problems that we need to solve right now, or we're going to kill ourselves long before we fry the earth.
It sounds like you're not getting enough calories when you work out and eat healthy, which would cause the anxiety. Every vegetable you eat should have been cooked in olive oil or some other fat (the fat helps your body absorb the nutrients and provides you with satiating calories). If you eat raw veggies, they should be smothered in a fat-rich dressing (tahini, olive oil, ghee, whatever floats your boat).
I really don’t get this guys post. It is a bit all over the place.
Is majority always right?

Does the majority have complete information on the matter?
I'm not saying that Cook should diversify manufacturing for moral reasons. I am saying he should do it for purely practical reasons.

But I do believe that a gay CEO who grew up in Alabama really cares about privacy.
I don't know why but your view and the gp commenter's view makes me more angry even than the deliberate liars on the other side of the climate change. It reduces us all to passive pawns in something beyond our control. It is not, and we are not. Human beings have all the technical ability to be the dominant species on Earth until the Sun transitions to a red giant - billions of years. Then we probably have what it takes to colonize within the solar system. We have that level of intelligence and capability. People just need to have some personal responsibility.
Does anyone have experience building graalvm native images with Bazel? Or quarkus more specifically?
Self driving cars have more sensors
> Because the government is democratically elected. Billionaires are not.

Billionaires are as much democratically elected via purchase. Noone put a gun to our head to use AWS use Google or buy a car. On the other hand, political party campaigns require billionaires' cash. Doesn't look so democratic.
cows dont eat soy, too much fat, it makes them sick
Interesting! I wonder if anyone has worked on simplification for when we know x is monotonically increasing.

One really simple idea: group points by their x pixel, connecting the max and min y values for each with a vertical line.
Sadly it's the left-wing hippie version of the climate change denialism.

Some choice quotes, in case you weren't aware of this weird and fascinating movement, which descended from Chemtrails-ism, demonstrating the truly bizarre cognitive dissonance involved:

- "The earth is way too big for industry to affect the climate"

- "The government has much more advanced technology than they will ever admit"

- "There is no consensus among climate scientists that carbon can cause climate change"

- "The media is lying to you, only a small vocal minority of climate scientists thinks that climate change is due to carbon emissions"

- "This guy on Youtube is a climate scientist and he says HAARP can modify the weather! Why should I trust you and not a climate scientist? Why would this person lie?"

The funny thing is that these people are typically hard-core environmentalists.
Could it be installed via the Alt Store?
It has the second largest army in the NATO https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Member_states_of_NATO
WW2 is an almost unique example of an enemy that was inherently monstrous on a huge scale - but that wasn't actually the reason for the war.

If Germany and Japan had started the war with their first strikes in the same way, but had not committed war crimes on a colossal scale, it might be remembered rather differently. Few people talk up WW1, it gets remembered as a pointless slaughter. Or all the various post-WW2 conflicts the West chose to get involved in.
As far as I know it's all just beans, they are all eatable by humans. The difference between resource consumption of different types of soy crops, if any, is not comparable to the difference between eating the soy directly or feeding it first to an animal, the second is a much more wasteful and environmentally impactful as you can imagine.
There is nothing proven in this article. They seem to have some new insights into the process, but they have not demonstrated any capability yet.

We all have the ability to generate cartilage and limbs, that's how we got those things. The open question remains as to why some animals can do so again and humans dont.
You won't need to grow livestock-grade soy if you don't have livestock to feed. But we will always have humans to feed (because we're humans).
Modern OSes are designed to prevent users from attacking other users (or the system) with malicious code. They are not designed to protect the user from malicious code they themselves install.

> We do have something like that. It's called a web browser. A browser is a small VM that runs utterly untrusted code relatively safely. In many cases it's code from the sketchiest ad networks and other hellholes imaginable.

Given how many issues there are with ad tracking, fingerprinting, and other privacy related issues, I don't feel the web browser is particularly safer than an iOS app. What can an iOS app really do that a browser app cannot at this point?
Some of the violence of past centuries brought us good parts of the current order, sure. But the relevant question is: are there any definite recent examples? Examples of violence turning a bad (sometimes really bad, I won't disagree!) peace into endless war are plentiful.
>- EU guarantees funding for basic infrastructure like education, legal system, security, health care and tax authorities.

So tell me, how does the EU magically drum up money for all of this?
True, but I think GP is arguing that in America, if there was a state that wanted to secede, there would be a pretty lively debate about the idea; it would not be a matter with a 90% opposition consensus as has been conjectured for the Chinese people with respect to Hong Kong.

I can say as one data point if Alabama wanted to secede, I would probably be indifferent. I would likely be of the mind: "If that's what they want, fine."

Edit: Also, a bit of a distinction that undercuts the premise of Hong Kong being similar to a US state secession: We've not onboarded any new states as recently as Hong Kong being reunified (to a limited degree) with China. We have used Alabama in this thread, but perhaps a better metaphor is Guam wanting to be free of American entanglements. Again, I would be indifferent.
Plenty of politicians talk about it here. Currently, we have some of the best quality healthcare in the world, and it's also the most expensive. Trying to make it all single-payer would be...interesting, to say the least. It's a complex issue
>Seems to me a large part of growing up is keeping up with the herd. Like a pack of zebras in the savannah. If you stray too far behind or show weakness, you get picked off by the roving lions.

Yeah, but you don't see the zebras beating the crap out of each other for being too slow. They just let the lions do it.

With us humans, we don't just leave others to their own devices; instead, we take on the role of the predator for no good reason. Basically, humans (some of them) are evil, and get enjoyment from doing evil things to others. Animals just don't have this problem for the most part.
Interesting, I've never felt any quality of life loss when going vegan. Just the opposite. I feel much better and food is delicious now that I have discovered a whole new range of food that I never considered before.
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The protesters should start using Waze...what will Apple do then?
It's not really a misleading stat.

Sure, humans drive a lot. The idea is that self driving cars will also, drive a lot.

Nobody is saying humans are terrible drivers (well, some maybe are). But if there's something better...
It is fairly simple, they do not die in the same temps when the PPM of these chemicals are low, the temps are secondary and are allowing the chemicals to make certain bonds that are toxic to the reef. Absent the chemicals the reefs tolerate the temperatures just fine. They are only sensitive to temperature when the chemicals are present thus the chemicals are the primary source of death and thus their elimination is paramount to the survival of reefs. The chemical are what kill the coral not the temperature as if you heated the water to threshold, then cooled it, then poured it on coral it will kill it as the water has reached threshold, thus the bonds have been made. This study was actually done here in the keys, I will see if I can find the paper.

Both agricultural run off and sunscreen follow a similar pattern.
actually I think the biggest risk is that it will create the impression in people that gene therapy is easy and that a random person on the street can just inject something into them and cure a disease. every self-injecting biohacker I've ever seen basically doesn't even know scientifically speaking whether they had the effect that they thought they did an experiment. contrast this to real gene therapy researchers who have to go through careful clinical trials and do a lot of statistics just to prove that they did what they said they did. the reason that we make them do that is because it's all too easy to fool yourself things like placebo effects and self bias. legitimate researchers go to extensive lengths to demonstrate that the procedure they did did what they said they thought it was going to do and then it didn't have side effects. none of the self biohackers have done that.
A high percentage, I would guess.
>If this were true why do ME refugees not want to stay there?

In Europe, west of it, they could earn much more. They don't want to go Romania either for example.
Thanks, Melania.
Lol, wealthy lads want cheap labor for their factories not expensive.
Computer science is certainly based on math and includes A LOT of math, but I worry that people too often conflate the two. I was working through problems on HackerRank the other day and most were actually math problems in disguise... Certainly understanding how to do complex calculations with a formula vs a loop or series of loops is important, but I don't believe that is necessarily the best way to rank programmers...
You can grow (maize and grass for) cattle in places where you can't grow crops.
Your comment "prostitution pays because we (collectively) look askance at it"
Is directly equivalent to "sex work pays because 'we' look cynically/suspiciously at it"

I summarized you correctly - you may not like what you said but my summarization was correct word for word.

Comparing aspiring actors and models to sex work? This is a false equivalence.

And your last sentence "disgust, danger, and/or fear" not only makes broad assumptions, but also reinforces what I commented earlier about corporate & labor law.

And you still haven't really answered the question.
Not my comment, but definitely my thought. I couldn't agree more!

this makes me sad.... ppl think when China opened borders, we can export democracy and help make the Chinese government more liberal and democratic. Decades later, it appears to be the other way around. The west has raised a monster, instead of embracing more democratic values, it cracks down human rights, sets up re-education camps, exploits minorities, forces foreign companies to comply & self-censored, amped up surveillance and censorships while their most of its citizens couldn't care less as long as they are well-off..... Now, the west experiences Chinese export censorship & One China policy thru corporations, sports, cultures, entertainment etc because we all depend on China and they hold the life chord of many businesses and governments. It feels like a Chinese dystopia future isn't far off
A corrupt state controlled by corporate interests that spies on its own citizens and limits freedom of speech under the guise of national security is just as bad.

China is not executing people for baseless reasons.
You're right the water consumption of livestock raising is very important too, besides the huge amount of excrement produced.
Lack of competition, poor customer service, high prices, regulatory capture, lobbying preventing cities and municipalities developing their own service, price fixing, ISPs that take lump sums and tax rebates from the government for "infrastructure development and expansion" that don't materialise, lack of net neutrality, ... ?
...straight gaze...

I see what you did there. Well played Sir!
Mainly because there are so many Turkish workers in Germany and they were in-fighting with the Kurds way back when, some of it spilled over and there was some violence in Germany.
That is not 100 miles from an airport, but 100 miles from the actual land border. Review the relevant law and court decisions. An airport isn’t a “land border.” It’s a border, but not a “land border.”

No law or case has successfully argued 100 miles from an international airport. That is just false information.
Current generation here (I'm 20). There's a lot of steps you can take without decreasing your quality of life - is that cut of steak _really_ that important to your quality of life?

If, aware of the problem of climate change AND of the solutions, you choose to do nothing then you won't just be an asshole in the eyes of the next 20 generations, you're an asshole in the eyes of my generation too.
I did a quick skim and it doesn't seem to sandbox the build steps like Bazel? Maybe I missed something.
I don't have any personal Kurdish friends, but generally I see a lot of sympathy for the fighting spirit they showed in past years against strong enemies and also perceived 'fairness' of their struggle (I mean they fought ISIS, they face turkish army and Turkey is evil player these days).

This covers fight in Syria, and Iraq. The stuff they did/do within Turkey is I think more complicated but I don't feel I know enough to judge.

Yet another reminder of how old colonialism was properly evil force and how it fucked up the world for centuries when state lines were drawn by clueless and/or evil politicians.