skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I am not taking a stance on gender numbers, but that exact argument is being used against climate change and vaccine safety.
There is the perspective that reality is what you say it is. And empowering interpretations provide openings for actions.

But then there's hypomania.
Many problems.

Easily circumvented by switching to something that doesn't automatically lose value: cryptocurrencies / stamps / gold. Or even more trivial - other country's currency.

You want ALL cash businesses in the country to buy and install some equipment they don't want to buy, and then train their employees to use it properly. Very expensive proposition to the economy, and very profitable for the manufacturer. That's a recipe for corruption.
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How good is this for your CV? Do you see yourself working with this tech for the next 20+ years?
You are effectively proposing to spend the donated money on improving the Play Store instead of on improving Wireguard.
The 1992 documentary film based on Herman and Chomsky's Manufacturing Consent book is also worth watching https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnrBQEAM3rE
So... https://www.tindie.com/products/clarahobbs/pd-buddy-sink/ like this, right?

Now, I saw a ThinkPad plug in the blog post. Lenovo sells this ready made. ttps://support.lenovo.com/us/en/accessories/acc500104

Search for 4X90U45346 to find purchase links. Two ideas:

US: https://www.cdw.com/product/lenovo-usb-c-to-slim-tip-cable-a...

Elsewhere: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Usb-C-To-Slim-Tip-Cable-Adapter-NEW...
How did a flatter perspective remove the potential for idolatry? You are still depicting religious figures.
Front end or Back end – what would you suggest I learn first in today's market?
im a college student with an interest in web development.

i am wondering if the field is saturated and if i should focus on one side primarily (or learn it first) and then learn the other later
OsX and freebsd are nowhere in global commodity enterprise deployment. Not to mention OsX is awful
> " one-quarter will need to wait an additional 31 to 60 minutes to get going."

So one quarter of Californian schools were starting between 7 and 7:30? I'm surprised there haven't been revolts in the streets about that. That's completely ridiculous.

Apparently this is to accommodate parents who need to leave for work at ridiculously early hours, but if you want to accommodate parents, why only those, and not the parents who prefer to get out of bed a bit later?

My wife and I have arranged it so that she works early (she often leaves at 7:15 when the rest of the family is barely out of bed) and is home in time to pick the kids up from day care, while I take the kids to school at 8:30 and am usually home a bit too late to pick them up (though I work fairly nearby and can still pick them up if I have to).

But if this isn't an option for whatever reason, why not take your kids to pre-school care? Leave early, drop the kids off at pre-school care, go to work, and when school starts, pre-school care ensures the kids get there on time.
I'd say that stuff must be simplified, if you want to accomplish anything.
Hi, do you have any sources that indicate that deplatforming doesn’t work as well as open discourse? Thank you.
Not sure how this is relevant. Just because bicycles can't kill cars it does not mean that cyclists do not "aggressively cut everyone off, especially pedestrians".
Actually I think you kinda nailed it earlier with “among them: ...the people themselves”. A company’s / managers job should be to maximize each workers productivity and comfort (because comfort will lead to longer service, and longer service means increased productivity). Given that studies show that remote work isn’t destroying productivity, the rational thing to do is to allow workers who find remote work beneficial to work that way without stigmatizing them.
Always ze Germans :)

https://www.kialo.com/does-pineapple-belong-on-pizza-10104
Massive farmer protest against government nitrogen calculations in Holland
Oh it's quite simple, I don't get interrupted. At work I might get 15 minutes of work done before there is someone at my desk, and headphones are the international sign of "hey lets bother that guy".
I wanted wanted to share a package I made to enable use of type annotations for automatic validation/sanitization in Django REST Framework.

I've borrowed ideas from the original API Star (https://github.com/encode/apistar) (before it was an OpenAPI toolkit) and FastAPI (https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/). Instagram engineering also had a recent blog post about how they do something similar with Django views (https://instagram-engineering.com/types-for-python-http-apis...).
Oh, it was camera footage, so we can automatically trust it despite the fact that the project doing it is inherently untrustworthy: https://www.washingtonpost.com/investigations/a-woman-approa... and https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/style/what-you-dont...

Deep fakes are going to rock your world.
See my comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21269137 for more.
Saw the recent AJE piece that included zipline

Looks like a good place to try to make a quick buck off of desperate people while wrapping yourself in a piety burrito

Not that I have anything against profiting from misery
C-like performance is required more than ever: we have to have monster multicore machines with gigabytes of memory just to run any software. That's absolutely ridiculous.
I left my laptop (£2,000+ MBP) on a train in the UK (South eastern rail). Some amazing human handed it in, yay!
The rail company charged me £30 to collect it as an admin fee.

Now, when I find things, and this happens relatively often (I've no idea why) I find the individual using social channels like LinkedIn or waiting them to call the phone.
Ugh, app stores!

No one needs them for discovering new software. You go to the app store to get a specific piece of software you already know about and whose reputation you’ve already verified.

No one needs them for code signing. If you want the real firefox.apk you can download it from https://firefox.com/ and notice a lack of SSL alarms going off. What’s the code signing for — to let me know that HTTPS works?!

All I really want is an OS facility that only executes code that has been installed explicitly by me, and always in a sandbox. That’ll stop that dodgy email from executing r00t.sh via an exploit in my mail client.

App stores and code signing popups are proxies for that kind of OS facility, but I’d rather it was just part of the OS explicitly.

App stores leave me with all sorts of unwanted properties, namely Google / Apple throwing their unwanted opinion around. Search for Instagram in the iOS App Store: the top UI element is “InstaMap”, thanks Apple!
Plenty of major cities all over the world have city center areas that greatly restrict car traffic, and work just fine. I'm an American in Munich, seems to work great here.
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What if you don't want nonviolent communication? I can think of many examples; an oppressive government, a physically oppressive/abusive relationship or rape, a religously delusional cult, etc.

Maybe the assumption is that you are excluding such situations? Sometimes you have to fight for justice. What is your priority, peace or truth? I understand that point 1. should address this, but the opposite can happen as well: downplaying facts.

Maybe that's not the point of this, but I don't by default think you have to be nice to people with whom you disagree. If you try to understand someone you may become like them.
> Note that javascript is also executed single threadedly in browsers.

Currently browsers run multiple processes for their UI and the loaded websites. Back when this wasn't the case it took just a single badly behaving site to hang everything.
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The highly successful (for the working class at least) protectionist capitalism.
And the really funny part for us C practitioners is, we know we'll rarely be as fast as machine code generated from Fortran.
> Unfortunately, it's at the same grade as the pedestrian footway.

This is how protected bike lanes work in Germany, and it works fine. A slight drop would probably be okay too though.
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I disagree, authentication is not tied to encryption at all.
How about those parents who need it, just take their kids to pre-school care, so everybody else can have a normal night's sleep?
People being aggressive on bikes is a side effect of terrible bike infrastructure. SF has hardly any protected bike lanes. Go to places where the bike infrastructure is good, like the Netherlands, and cyclists aren't any more aggressive than drivers or pedestrians.
Looks nice! That might save 4-5 lines in beginning of the API view functions for type checks and redundant 400 returns. Title should have "Show HN" I think.
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I'm pretty sure tuna and corn on pizza is a German thing too.
A 1% lookalike is the standard starting point for targeting pretty much any type of target audience on FB.
Productivity depends on the phase of work. Simplisticly put there are two phases of mental work such as programming: i/o bound and brain bound.

If you're in the i/o bound phase remoting is often hard. You need to talk to people, pull answers from them, communicate, coordinate, reach agreements and nail down development plans. You can't do anything anyway unless you agree on the next steps first.

Conversely if you're brain bound all you want is a laptop and being alone at home because it's way more efficient to focus on a problem when you can forget about everything else. You can't plan ahead anyway unless you dig down in the code and see for yourself first what will work and what needs to change.

These phases alternate in worklife, maybe based on projects, time of the month, the whatever happenstances take place in the progress of development. Usually when you're stuck in one phase you really need to spend time in the other phase for a while. This is normal.

This has consequences. People working remotely tend to maximise their time on what they're efficient at, i.e. brain bound programming. At the office it's easier to invite people to meetings through the week to get work done that way because you can't really be brain bound at the office anyway. Thus remote types and office types tend to inflate their favourite phase as much as possible.

This inflation happens because these two phases are inherently incompatible with each other, and crossing the gap to switch phases is tedious.

But if you only ever work i/o bound you begin to wonder how could people work remotely at all. After all, everything happens in the office anyway so maybe working from home could work if only we add enough meetings to keep the remote people more tightly in the loop... And people working steadily from home begin to fathom, in time, whether it's possible at all to work at the office as all you have is constant breaks, meetings, people coming to ask about stuff and you can't ultimately get any real work done.

Different things begin to become important for people who don't alternate. So there's a slight confirmation bias in how people flock to the position and environment that maximises the kind of work they're really good at. But the caveat is that in doing this that you could be comfort-siloing yourself. So natural and healthy alternating between phases is what keeps you open and able to adjust to changes in work life and work projects.

On the other hand, people who alternate too often begin to get nothing done. You need to allocate batches of time for both phases in some moderate proportion. How to balance that is more of an art than anything else.

Sounds familiar, anyone? This is a dynamic I've observed in my own work life over and over again.
"Determining" would have been a better word, but I understand what the author was trying for.
I think that's different because it's a name.

Here, you have two different names that you're trying to use to order a food that doesn't exist, so it's a bit different than something with a shared etymology and history. It would be like walking into a pub (again) and asking for "tako and chips," where "tako" is Japanese for "octopus." There's no guarantee that the dish exists or that the person you're talking to even knows what "tako" is.

Mandarin and Cantonese are essentially completely different languages, so you're just mixing phrases that the other person probably doesn't know.
It is quite near 5g frequencies in some countries.
<i>Hell, as a 10 year veteran remote software developer it some days I feel like I'm already there. One time I spent a year where I didn't say anything out loud to anyone.</i>

How did you get food?

I'm married nowadays, but my mental health used to suffer after a long weekend when there was usually a day or two when I didn't speak to anyone. Before that, when I was living overseas and had ptsd and depression, I think I would go a week without meaningful conversation (on occasion two weeks, if a certain event was cancelled), but I would buy food or something most days that would at least involve a half comprehended exchange "(hi) hi (some amount of money please) thanks (receipt?) no thanks (nice day)". These were at least useful since my tone of voice varied - sometimes I sounded happier.

Do you cope a lot better through that than me, or was your mental health in decline at the time?
I use Slack sparingly (mostly on Microsoft Teams and Discord), but does Slack have a equivalent to Discord's Ctrl+K or Teams' command bar to search for a channel/user? That's mostly how I started getting around in those applications.
No they don't don't i know it from experience.
Depression makes you just sad, that's it.
The very same thing happened to manyverse (android ssb client) the other day. Got de-listed, resubmitted without donation page, now it's back up.

How google tries to claim any sort of support for open source is beyond me. What open source app doesn't need a donation link? Those approved and funded by google don't, okay. But other than that?
And refuted not with "uncontested" social science (an oxymoron if there was ever one), but with job termination.

We had someone clearly trying to have a constructive discussion on a topic and he was treated as if he had written the manifesto for the Fourth Reich and was demanding all women be sent back to the kitchen.
> " school tours for parents of kids entering kindergarten, middle school and high school are during the school hours, mostly in the morning."

Yeah, but not every day. Just take half a day off, or arrange to work 4 days a week, like many Dutch parents are doing.
I have another anecdote about pain. A few years ago, cycling at night on the then-under-construction path by the Cambridge Guided Busway, I bounced off an invisible kerb and noticed the “pain” from the fall before I hit the ground, when I was still at a ~45 degree angle; yet when I then picked myself up and cycled on to the cinema I felt no pain — even though, when I checked myself at the end of the film (one of the Hobbit films), I found I’d been bleeding enough to make quite a mess.
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Before it's too late, I'd like to humbly suggest a name change. Even as a Blackadder fan, the name sounds terrible at a glance, especially for such a (potentially) high profile project. Naming isn't everything, of course, but it has more significance than we consciously realize. It can subconsciously impact decisions in favour of or against the project, as irrational as that is.
Micro USB should be on its way out, use USB-C instead. I'm slightly annoyed when I buy something that has micro USB now, because it means I'll have to keep using two kinds of cords a while longer. And they're a mild hassle to plug in, especially in low light, because of the asymmetric contact.
On macOS it's Cmd-J or Cmd-K, so I know it does exist, just not sure of the shortcut key on your platform.
I can confirm. There are simply different ways how you can view life; positive, negative and probably many more. And all of those see only a projection of reality.

I have been mildly depressed in the past and sometimes it struck me how narrow my view of the world was in those days. Sometimes literally, it seemed as if I was looking through a tunnel and that I was more busy with all the negative thoughts that were going on in my head than with what was really happening around me.
It reminds me of an old French skit about hunters. The (fake) journalist asks them: "What's the difference between a good hunter and a bad hunter?" So they reply: "A bad hunter, for sure, as soon as he hears something, will immediately fire. You can be certain of that! Whereas a good hunter... Well... He hears something... Sure, he fires too. But he's a good hunter!"
Quick note: caciocavello is not horse milk cheese. It's a pasta filata cheese (stretched curd cheese) that is aged. It's formed into jug shaped cheeses with a string tied to the top to age it. Normally there are 2 cheeses tied to either end of the string and you hang them. It's called "cavello" (horse) because you could put it on horse back with one cheese on either side of the horse.

It's essentially a drier version of mozzarella, though (very similar to Italian provalone).

Edit: non-sensical sentence
In Lee Iacocca's memoirs, he recalls how kids in school bullied him and taunted him for eating pizza, calling it "Dago food". Now it's America's #1 food, but the change was within living memory.
That is certainly the case, yet this rule has not been applied on other comments like people shitting on Linux or Oracle or whatever creating a lopsided discussion and a ton of misinformed young people over time.
Windows 10 now has in-built randsomware protection with Windows Defender.
auto natsBelow1000 = iota(1000);

How do I pass this output to some other function without doing .array()? It's rare that you do all your processing in one method. Should I do this:

void processFurther(T)(T t) if isInputRange!T { } ?

I mean, it would probably work, but I don't like how the conditions are detached from type definitions :S
How taxation is collected is a completely different issue and has a trillion nuances.
> 1. It’s much less reliable. Especially in bed when I get paged at night I almost always have to revert to PIN auth, which is unfortunate when I’m disoriented and seconds count.

Not sure, my fingerprint sensor in Pixel 3 is unreliable during cold season (in Poland it is about 7 months) - my fingers are dry then (a side affect of allergy) and I basically have to teach it my fingerprint every week because it stops recognizing it.

And when it does it takes too much time in my opinion, so I plan to buy Pixel 4 solely because of Face Unlock (but I hope my ever changing beard won't be an issue).

Pixel 3 is my first phone with fingerprint sensor and I was really looking forward to it, but after almost a year of having it I basically hate it.
This is in reaction to what's happening with Meetup but one thing I can guarantee for sure is that the experience on LinkedIn events will be much worse.

LinkedIn has been absolutely awful the past few years, the website is awful, the apps are equally bad as they just repackage the web app (they used to have a beautiful native app back in the early days of iOS, now replaced by some Electron-style garbage), there are dark patterns everywhere and the whole platform encourages spammy content (the home feed looks similar to Facebook in terms of content quality), so I'm expecting this new development to bring on a lot of bullshit events.
Are you claiming that the recordings of the CEO of CNN presented here are deep fakes?
What in your studies of biology has taught you that human societies recognize two genders?

There are animals for example that have 2 sexes but more "genders" (to the extent that it is correct to apply this terminology) - e.g. Ruffs (a european bird) have several male forms that differ in size, plumage and sexual behavior ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruff#Biology_of_variation_amon...).

Even if no similar mechanism exists in humans, there are social constructs that may serve similar roles - there are communities of "3rd gender" people in India for example, for thousands of years now.
Has "vulkanpizza" (volcano-pizza) spread to other countries outside of Sweden yet? https://imgs.aftonbladet-cdn.se/v2/images/ce5c799d-dfe7-46e7...
Completely reinventing cash using the system described would be several orders of magnitude more expensive than just writing off the tax evasion as a loss. Why bother?
fdroid periodically automatically checks and notifies of updates to apps. You can also "Update all", using the button of the same name, but you will have to press install for each, due to the way Android works, which is a bit of a pity.
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So if you're just adding some painted bike lanes, or maybe some curb-separated bike lanes at street level, it shouldn't take anywhere near that long.

The situation I'm picturing where it could take a few years is if the bike lanes are raised up to the same level as the sidewalk. Which can take a long time because it means moving existing curbs, which means moving catchbasins (curbs direct water flow) and often light posts (should be near edge of road for accessibility purposes - maintaining clear walking path, having push buttons and audible signals at edge of street). Doing either or both of these things means stuff is getting moved around underground, and underground is a very busy place (sewer, water, natural gas, buried electrical, signal infrastructure, old foundations, ... And all these are at different depths, with different separation requirements, severally limiting what can go where). And add in a busy location like Market Street, and maintaining access all the time, and probably limiting working hours to minimize impact on residents/businesses. The time would add up fast.
People are happy to pay but there's a limit. I pay that $180 for a Meetup group yearly but that's already crept up from... $120, I think, over the past few years, and I was already starting to wonder if I was going to keep paying it.

If they increased it another $50 on me, I'd probably just kill it and move as much of the group over to Facebook events (doesn't help the group has been in a lull lately either since I've had a year of planning for my wedding taking up all my time).

So I think they figured this change would let them get more money in the long run without having a bunch of Organizers drop their Meetup groups with a big price hike, but they're going to lose groups this way too and I suspect it's going to make things worse in the long run.
sure but yours are workaround to evade taxes that already exists and that are already tracked..

I'm not saying that there are no other way to evade taxes.. I'm saying that this way fight the cash-money tax evasion.

you can always barter with something and no one will ask VAT over that..

But saying that you can barter doesn't mean that you cannot find a way to fight tax evasion on cash-bills ( also states already fight that in other ways that seems not working anyway )

All business have already the BankNotechecker,
all business in italy MUST have by law a POS ( to accept credit cards payments ) this is a new feature that can be applied over a POS or BankNotechecker or I'm saying even a smartphone.. I don't know where the corruption can leverage if the state provide an android app to check&validate banknotes