skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Well, when your adversary is effectively an ethnostate

I would be willing to bet there is precisely zero wailing about “Han supremacy” on Chinese campuses too.

I’ll further bet there are precisely zero “Pooh is not my president-for-life” protests either.
I agree that the employee/employer relationship is highly asymmetrical.

I'm now an employer of one, in Europe, and I can tell you I passed up on many candidates where the screening error bars should have been acceptable, but the error multipled by cost of firing were not.

I suspect this actually a negative pressure on diversity as well, since any unconscious uncertainty is multiplied by the risk, regardless of how hard we try to control for our internal biases.

A pooled legal team is probably a good idea to take care of the truely illegal stuff and provide advice based on industry standards.

For knowledge workers at least, I believe union style employee protections are going to reduce the opportunity of average and below workforce and not benefit the top either.
Hmmm...had anyone else had their Apple Books edition disappear?

For the first year after Apple launched iBooks, they threw in a very well done free copy of Winnie-the-Pooh to show off iBooks' capabilities. I got my copy the weekend the first iPad came out.

I haven't looked at iBooks (now Apple Books) in a long time, but this post prompted my to go take a look--and no Pooh. Everything else I remember being in my library, whether paid for or a free promo from Apple, is there, except Pooh.

It's still in the store, but there is no record of it in purchase history so I'd have to pay to download it again.
Well perhaps I was using “classically-trained” incorrectly. I meant that he is deeply educated in the classics of western and world literature. If you’re looking for information about the classics, I recommend any of Bloom’s books.
And in effect, now there's one more with further reach.
In cpython:

DUP_TOP:

PyObject *top = TOP();
Py_INCREF(top);
PUSH(top);
FAST_DISPATCH();

TOP:

(stack_pointer[-1])

LOAD_FAST:

PyObject *value = GETLOCAL(oparg);
if (value == NULL) { /* throw */ }
Py_INCREF(value);
PUSH(value);
FAST_DISPATCH();

GETLOCAL:

(fastlocals[i])

So looks like either way, you have an array access of something definitely in cache, a Py_INCREF, a PUSH, and a FAST_DISPATCH. The walrus operator saves you a null-check, but that check is probably skipped right over by the branch predictor, as it always throws. I'd bet the performance is indistinguishable, but I'd be interested to see for real.
All these countries are warm Asian countries, where street food stalls actually work due to the climate.

You can't have the same food culture in places that are covered in snow at least half the year.
Would love to see one in Seattle.
No one has claimed those facts are irrefutable. They are claiming that they simply haven't been refuted yet.

I can tell you exactly how to refute those studies. Perform a controlled scientific study that disproves those results. Let me tell you, if you really believe in it, you could be a superstar academic and you sell a lot of books. Disproving such a large body of research would be a big achievement, especially one as unpopular as IQ.
Rust:- Am i a joke to you?
This comment traditionally gets down-voted, however, I think it would be poetic as the top comment in this case, since I'd imagine most people who consume HN have above average intelligence. Personal problems lurk in every corner of the world, and no one is immune to them.
> nice mnemonics like these:

> option-w ∑

This would grate on me every single time I had to use it. It's an S. Put it on option-s.
Wasn't there just something about Apple sending browsing data to Tencent?
Sounds amazing. It pains me that I won't be able to go to this. (If it were feasible to join from an intercontinental flight, I would). Are you planning others in the future?
I don't think it's necessarily emotional. The world does not have set inputs and outputs, and effort can be expended on activities that turn out to be arbitrarily fruitless. Decoupling expenditure of effort from expectation of reward would naturally and logically reduce motivation for even logically-deduced need.

I think trauma and disappointment are far more prevalent than true sloth or vice, if such things as the later two exist at all.
That last one isn't an anti-pattern. That's the pattern concluded best for do-while in the discussion of PEP-315.

https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0315/#notice
Only partially related but still somewhat interesting IMO: First time I randomly enter into a site supported by scroll.com after I got an account.
Is this for building a startup investors will want to invest in or to make something interesting? I.e., is it basically a YC application in another form? There are many interesting things that are worth hacking on but not appropriate for venture capital-funded startups.
Supper/dinner is normally larger and not late in the evening. Many make it right after getting home from work at 16-17. Your body is adaptive and get used to when you eat and how much you eat at any meal. Try to skip a meal and you will notice that the hunger feeling goes away around 1 hour after your normal meal time
That used to be how it was not too long ago. You sold your software or hardware at a one time price and customers either got the product or a serial key. Now even hardware sometimes falls under subscribe till you die.
This was my exact experience. They provide a UI that doesn't allow me to type and then immediately after I'm done using it and want to get feedback I need to type? No thanks.
Also one should reduce added sugar as much as possible.
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How to Change a Mind
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareto_principle

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This does nothing to address GP's point.

GP: "What if the data actually shows 95% of Chinese people will break US law when given the chance?"

You: "Did you know there used to be Japanese internment camps?"

I think this is an interesting article that discusses what "racism" means in society today:

https://slatestarcodex.com/2017/06/21/against-murderism/
yep. Pretty popular one too ... or so I thought
I understand it's now cheaper to heat water with a heat pump (or even a resistive heater) driven by PV, rather than by directly absorbing sunlight as heat.
Nit: flowing water does go below 0°C without freezing, as does water with impurities (sea water).
Exploring Linux File Locking Mechanisms in Ruby
CCDs have no way to stop collecting light once the keep clean cycle has ended. A shutter is absolutely necessary for exposure times that are significantly shorter than the reasout time (typically a few ms).
It's a perfectly reasonable stance in a war. Better to have 10,000 people interned than to risk a few more Takeo Yoshikawas running around.
The benchmarks test something very specific: A ton of tiny requests on keepalive connections. Those tiny requests are not very IO efficient, and therefore 10GBit/s is already a lot.

However if you would add a benchmarks to download 10MB static files the network utilization would likely go a lot up - even if the same frameworks are used.
Awesome! Will do, next time I'm working on something customer-facing.
Thanks for the thoughtful reponse. I do have hobbies, I'm part of a road cycling group and I learn my girlfriend's native language, I used to play guitar but have less time for it now. You are correct though in that I hold software and particully the software I produce to a different standard, especially regarding the time I spend on it and what I expect. I guess maybe it's a product of having invested so much in learning and building things.
If black Americans are more likely to commit local crimes and you are developing software for police to predict hotspots of crime, wouldn't race be another aspect of pattern recognition in this narrative?

And would it be wrong for banks or loan programs to optimize on such pattern recognition if it were found that ethnicity could improve their forecasting? Or for software companies to forecast employee effectiveness on similar pattern recognition?
I should have been clearer, with "good bread" I meant dark whole-grained bread, not white stuff like loaf and baguettes. Sorry, just my Norwegian bubble I guess.
The actual site you probably want is here: https://foundation.mozilla.org/en/campaigns/youtube-regrets/
It is important to stress that the mechanism described are completely disconnected from so-called psychological aspects "personality traits" and general sensory processing (like falling into the HSP definition). Elaine Aaron's work is remarkable from a scientific standpoint but should also encourage people to pay more attention to the type and amount of external stimuli we expose ourselves to.

The effect of being unable to follow a conversation in a noisy environment however, IS a solid indicator of the processes I describe (you might want to look up "hidden hearing loss" - Kujawa & Libermann have published on this phenomenon).
Is Python now becoming the new C++?
One example of a niche video site back then is Channel101

https://www.vulture.com/2012/04/the-complete-dan-harmon-chan...
Italian Canadian, living in Norway. You have no idea the level of mangia cake going on here. It's like no one's palate evolved past preschool.
Apart from internal migration patterns, Japan is experiencing a demographic decline, which could be reflected by a drop in housing values.
I usually resort to making a bash script with a bunch of intermediate files at each step so I can see what’s happening.

Here’s a tool I’ve seen around but never had a big need for: https://github.com/akavel/up
> Not a fan of scratch-like UIs

I glanced at this on my phone earlier and thought "what fun!"

Then I looked at it on my laptop, intending to play. Nah, I only want to think about the text processing tools, I don't want to figure out a UI that has nothing to do with text processing tools.

Nice work, really, but I'm just going to play around in my terminal.
The filling is not what adds to the calories though, it's the bread.
Ah, I see you come from the Australian government school of thought. -_-
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Just as a preface, where I'm from, divorce does not typically cost any money at all, you never use a lawyer, it's simple paperwork that you send in to the tax authority and that's it. Only if the disagreement on how to split the assets is so strong that one party threatens court do you need a lawyer.

Also, if there's kids involved, you need a shared custody agreement which might result in one party paying child support to the other, but that's a thing that's triggered by the divorce, it's not part of the divorce itself.

> it's probably a good idea to do up the paper work and then take it by a lawyer

How hard can divorce paperwork be? "We're done, signed: A, B" How can you screw it up? If you get confirmation from whatever government body that keeps track of it, you're divorced, right? Otherwise you're not divorced?

> what is achievable in a divorce

What? You split your assets 50/50 and then you're done? What else is there to argue about?

> What happens if your spouse incurs debt during the separation?

Wait, what, how long does a divorce normally take in the US?

> My guess is that part of your perception, however, is anchored in media

No, no. I was specifically responding to some grandparent poster that claimed a "cheap divorce" only cost about $5000. I think that's an outrageous amount of money, and I don't understand why people in the US seem to be ok with divorce having to cost any money at all?
Do people know about CMD+Tilde to switch windows within an app? CMD+Tab to the App and Tilde to the Window? It’s not mentioned in the READMEs description of how macOS tab switching works, so I’m curious if the author knows.
Again flip it around. Is he entitled to half of the super models pagentry winnings and endorsements just for helping raise kids? It's easy to estimate how much his life earnings decreased raising the kids. Estimate it and add 30% and that's the limit. There's no reason why the party should just absorb half of a person's wealth for marrying and divorcing them.
Yeah things are seriously messed up.
US copied british factories by industrial espionage to bootstrap their own industry and eventually became the bigger industrial producer...
Late night caffeine inhibits sleep which further creates lot of problems for the body.
> I'm having trouble picturing what such restrictions would look like. [...] there's no sane way to restrict cdr.

I guess you could question its sanity, but the obvious way would be to say that any object (cons cell) produced by make-closure or (successfully) passed to apply is/becomes a "closure object", and car/cdr will either fail at runtime or deoptimise it into its 'official' representation.
Interestingly, Sweden and Norway differ a lot when it comes to lunch culture. Here, people generally bring leftovers of yesterday's dinner in boxes to heat up at work or they go out to a lunch restaurant. Almost invariably proper, hot meals. If you bring just a sandwich or two to work people will kind of look at you funny like "that's not REAL food"
Yeah, and we often eat the additional meal "kveldsmat" (evening food) right before bedtime, which is often just another pair of brødskiver or left-overs.
Butter is riddled with controversy in the American mind. However, I think many people whip up PBJ on the fly pretty frequently. Lots of protein, carbs for brain fuel, and a hit of sugar to perk you up and tide you over. Throw in a banana sliced longwise and it can become a meal.
What's the problem? Just keep someone 24/7 in the storage bunker prepared for emergency disablement, that is a feature built into all nuclear weapons.

While that's overkill, trying to ambush the base would mean Turkey's expulsion from NATO and likely a war which they will clearly lose quickly. Erdogan isn't that stupid.
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CCDs are always ready line-by-line, while some CMOS (global shutter) read all lines at the same time. However, in CCDs the image charges are physically shifted downwards which causes streaking instead of a rolling shutter effect. There are (very expensive) frame-transfer CCDs which have a second readout sensor that is not light sensitive. This allows quickly shifting the image into this sensor, significantly reducing streaking.
Unfortunately (from some perspectives), this isn’t true. Each instance of a card in Apple Pay has a long term Device Account Number (DAN) that functions the same as a physical card’s number (though there is no link between the DAN and actual card number from the merchant’s perspective). The same DAN is used across every transaction. The only way to get a new one (which is pretty easy, relatively speaking) is to unload the card from Apple Pay then re-enroll.
I think intent matters a lot. If you lie to me to take something from me because you want it, that's worse than lying to me in order to prevent me from going somewhere you know someone is waiting to take something from me.

I would never thank you for lying to me like a scammer would. I might thank you for lying to me like a parent would though.

Intent matters. Why you are lying to me is more important than the lie itself in my opinion.
It's not great, but also it isn't terrible, the problem with Python packaging is that there were many ways to do it and people are confused. What's worse, there are tons of articles (in including from PyPA) that are providing bad information.

If you use setuptools and place all your configuration declaratively in setup.cfg it is not that bad.
Where I am, the 2019 marketplace has two providers, but one of them has a very limited network, so I can't do anything in network without driving at least 30 minutes. So, that's really just one provider and I get to pick which metal I like. What I really wanted to know, but couldn't tell is if I hit the out of pocket max, is there any difference in what's covered by plan.

It may be a better marketplace than before, but it's still a pretty shitty marketplace.
How to Import NK2 Contacts into Outlook
I'm genuinely curious, what SaaS tool requires Gmail?
https://www.prospect.org.uk/

I've been with them for about 15 years and very happy with their service, training, etc.
> And then at some point during some random update some random set of apps will break all over again. It’s a far fucking cry from Karibiner.

My experience: Karabiner breaks on every Mac OS X release, and unlike xmodmap, I have never been able to get the following setup completely working in Mac OS X (some combination of: not being able to rebind the modifier keys, not being able to exchange () and [], and one time not even being able to rebind caps lock after an OS update):

https://oneofus.la/have-emacs-will-hack/2018-04-08-lisp-mach...

The X Window System is not Linux. It is not even GNU/Linux. But at least it is better than Mac OS X for things that I want to do, like running on different operating systems, and avoiding unwanted breaking updates shoved on me by multinational corporations.
40% of US company export revenues come from IP. Not gonna happen.

https://www.uschamber.com/series/above-the-fold/the-state-am...
> Racial profiling is just a slur for pattern recognition

...?! Did you really write that?! Do you really believe that? WTF, man! Do you realize how that would sound in any other context? A few steps down this line and you'd use machine learning concepts to justify natzy ideas or stuff like that.
Despite the readme ("Fast"!), it's pretty sluggish for me. Mission Control is instantaneous, and this takes 1-2 seconds to display.

It also doesn't seem to support any form of drag-n-drop, which is (IMHO) the huge advantage of the Mac's command-tab and Mission Control. I can drag anything to anywhere, even if I'm not seeing its eventual target yet. Nor does it seem to support command-H/Q, or play well with Spaces.

It's cool that you made your own switcher, but in terms of everyday usability, this feels like it gives up a dozen features of the built-in one I use a hundred times a day, in exchange for one nifty new feature (view all windows + keyboard control).
Which Is the Best ERP Application, Oracle or Tally?
Sudo Flaw Lets Linux Users Run Commands as Root Even When They're Restricted
Considering that "the laws of physics" means by definition "the things that are observed to happen in the natural world" I don't think observable phenomenon can break the laws of physics. They can change our understanding of the laws of physics, but the laws themselves remain the same. It's a bit of a definitional issue though.
Authentication Still Sucks (2017)
British slices of bread are usually far larger than Norwegian ones.
Clearly the author has never been to the Netherlands.
I have managed many people in industries that attract low IQ (70-90) workers. I also know a lot of high IQ people since I went to a gifted high school.

I'm not a psychiatrist, but I believe the low IQ have WAY higher rates of anxiety, depression, and other mental disorders, but almost none of them are diagnosed. Their lives run without much thought or planning so they often end up in very stressful situations. Sometimes they don't even realize that something is wrong or not normal. Or even if they do manage to figure that out, they cannot describe what they are feeling or communicate effectively which can be stressful in itself.

I still think high IQ people have mild to moderately higher rates of mental disorders than normal IQ people, but with low IQ I think it's massively higher.
Geofencing in Reminders is a mess. I don't understand Apple's insistence on having an address, for several reasons:

1. Not all places have an address;

2. I don't necessarily know the exact address of a place even if it has one, but I can pin point it visually on a map;

3. Apple Maps' data is incomplete and inaccurate anyway.
Why is this down voted? F-Droid is very viable alternative to Google Play Store.
Often problem constraints shape form, but Buran is maybe not such a great example of this. Buran looked like shuttle because the program was told to copy the US program to my knowledge.
Using Apache PLC4X and ElasticSearch for IIoT Monitoring and Anomaly Detection
"Mensa membership associated with mental and physical disorders, research suggests" would be both a more accurate description of the results, as well as perhaps a more believable correlation.
DDD vs. Anemic Domain Models (Martin Fowler)
> Once it was approved, the spanish parliament decided to "cut" it and remove some articles (notably that of the official languages) and the spanish constitutional court declared it "unconstitutional".

I would also not like for the Catalan language to dissapear, but the above statement is false. AFAIK the only change in that regard was removing the preference of catalan over spanish, making them equal (https://www.boe.es/buscar/act.php?id=BOE-A-2006-13087&b=8&tn...). Right now both languages are equally legal and valid for both day-to-day life and official documents. As the law states you have the right to use any of them and the right and duty to learn both.
AWS CDK Part 2: How to Create an S3 Bucket
With all due respect, the question was about more modern times. I feel like this was better advice in the 90s and early 2000s. It's not like knowing those things is bad, I just don't know how applicable it is now.

Today the scope is far too big and there are far too many different hacking disciplines now. The advice above was probably more suited to a time when people used to be granted shell access to university computers. We live in a world where people don't even run web applications in on servers anymore, rather containers hosted in cloud platforms.

That said, you really should develop a sound understanding of how computers work at a low level, it doesn't have to be perfect; but it helps you understand how even modern systems can be flawed (under all the shiny cloud marketing, they're computers after all). I would start with doing a course like: https://www.nand2tetris.org/.

Once that foundational knowledge is understood, learn how computer networks work (IP, TCP, UDP), network stacks and then higher level protocols like HTTP, HTTP(s) and other layer 7 protocols. Learning about databases is good too, basic SQL skills are useful.

By this stage you will probably bee having too much fun building new things using all the knowledge you've acquired rather than breaking other peoples stuff; Then again I guess it can still be fun to experiment with that too.
I'm in Bangkok at the moment and there are billboard/bus shelter advertisements from the USPTO encouraging people to 'Only buy from licensed pharmacies'.

I'm not sure exactly what they're targeting. The pharmacies that will sell without a prescription, or the IRL spammers trying to sell viagra by the side of the road.

Regardless, it seems strange for the US patent office to meddle in local food and drug administration.

I shared a pic on twitter: https://twitter.com/vertis/status/1183986568857440256?s=20