skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Well it looks that you are not Russian, your word analysis is quite wrong. We call ourselves русские(Russians) to distinguish ourselves from россияне(citizens of Russia).

It's meaningless to look at maps of Ukraine in 1919-1920, because it was failed state at that time, born by total chaos brought by Bolshevik's rebellion and defeat in WWI, caused by it. Also Crimea was not a part of Ukraine even then, they had their very own independent republic.

Ukrainians considered Russians in the Empire, at least those who lived on the left bank of Dnieper.
Sell to a private equity firm that tries to maximize profit from those assets. Yeah, what couldn’t go wrong with that. At least this individual has admitted liability for his part in this TLD’s forthcoming downfall.
> I don't like the drawer above the URL/search bar

When I tried Preview Nightly a few days ago, that was gone, with the options moved to the menu.
if all that exists is systemically broken and misaligned with the well being of sentient life, then you've just committed yourself to ruin.
I've seen it mentioned here that there are free apis ordained by the sports leagues but I was under the impression that this type of live data is not free.

I know there has been many court cases around this very issue so the question is; are these apis really provided by the leagues?
Think of this as NVidia's version of next-generation DMA/data transport, but for devices needing even higher bandwidths (intra-device, not just intra-PC), and it being a combined suite of software and hardware technologies...
Simon Peyton-Jones on computer science in school curriculums [video]
I dont think this has any option for "open in app" like Firefox for Android:

https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/fenix/issues/4575

So if you use NewPipe or similar, dont install Firefox Preview.
If this was supposed to reassure people then I want to meet those people as I have something to sell them. 10% per year price increases are insane! You can’t exactly just change domain names to a cheaper option either, like say insurance. Your whole identity is locked to it.

This only makes me more convinced that it’s a bad move.
How to Hire Python/Django Developers in Ukraine
I personally haven't tried yet, but at least one other is saying it's not working yet: https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/fenix/issues/5577#issuecom...
That would explain why the photons don't pass through open doorways! But in other cases, they do. I'm confused.
Webglstudio.js – 3D Development environment for the web
Always remember that theese are the people in charge of running the internet.

I really hope he didn't have too much say in the important things at Let's Encrypt. Because statements like this really damage the little trust I have left in companys.
The most interesting thing about PHP is it is, AFAIK, the most community-driven language today. Go, Python and JavaScript are all under heavy influence of Google, C#, VB.NET and TypeScript is Microsoft's turf, Java is Oracle's, Rust and WebAssembly - Mozilla's.

С and С++ are holding their grounds, but they are more and more niche today. Facebook tried to domesticate PHP, but failed spectacularly. So it looks like PHP is most democratic and liberal programming language of today) I am glad it's getting steadily ahead.
It certainly could be that they’re intentionally making the news an indecipherable morass. But continuing to participate in it wouldn’t prevent the catastrophe you predict. If anything, abandoning the chaotic media and helping to collapse their ad revenue might be more effective.
I do not know this study, but sentences like "paternal grandfather's food supply was only linked to the mortality RR of grandsons and not granddaughters" in a study with N=303 make me pretty skeptical about p-hacking.

There's a lot of academic interest in such things, precisely because they go against the grain of everything that's well understood. Finding one, and proving that it's really certainly not zero, could make your name.
No, OSS predates Stallman.
Now in iOS 13 you can set a preference to always request the desktop site for a given domain. That's the only thing keeping me on the Google search default on my iPhone.

It's a bit annoying to have to zoom in on the results after every search, but that's still less annoying than trying to escape from AMP pages. And, no matter which engine I use, I have to deal with the crappy Reddit redesign - so that's still annoying.

On my desktop systems where I'm not constrained by the walled garden, I have browser extensions to redirect to old.reddit.com (because I don't want to sign in with an account everywhere) - but mostly, I am just looking forward to whatever will replace reddit hopefully some day soon.
float16 or bfloat16?
What software are you talking about? If it is the whole OS then it is a matter of user's preference and telling Mac user that PC is better and the other way around is the best way to heat air without any useful outcome.
OWASP Juice Shop
Facebook experiences major outage across continental US and beyond
I think KVM is more appropriate and performant.
Not true at all. I intentionally use BSD licensed software. Open Source predates GNU and would exist just fine without it.
It's in the FAQ: "How can I create a roof on top of a house? Sweet Home 3D supports the creation of ceilings seen from below, but doesn't manage the creation of roofs yet. Nevertheless, you can use various tricks to cover a house ..."
Ruby?

Also, why do you say that Python is controlled by Google?
AFAIK, they're just laravel collections - it's (I believe) a separate package you can install which doesn't necessarily have anything to do with laravel eloquent directly. The collections package I'm thinking of might be an unofficial port/extraction of laravel collection stuff. my brother has, I think, started using these in non-laravel projects because he likes the syntax.
And that should be the cutoff for account deletion: Unused for years, no content, no followers.

Deleting accounts with lots of content and followers, only because there was no tweet for a few month, is just dumb.
> Banning multiaccounts for severe infractions makes sense, and it also makes sense that this account could have been caught up in that.

I am on the fence on this one.

The first ban was over satire. Tiktok recognizes not being open to satire, which is refreshingly straightforward in a way, yet still giving me pause for a social media. Especialy when it’s not the co tent just taken down but the whole account banned.

The “multi-account” part then comes from the girl using the same phone to create a second account after the first one got banned. It’s not an elaborate scheme to game the system and auto praise her videos, or an account farm or that kind of behavior. She would have had a single account if the first one was still alive.

All in all they make it seem like she did a lot of very unrully things when for most other platforms it would have been totally OK behavior.

In particular spending that much time to make her look controversial for satire and humanist speach is unwarranted.
I use this open source app to solve this with any app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.audioattack...
So much bullshit and so littke valid argument in this big post. But don't worry
'Make .org domain names "accessible and reasonably priced for all", including limiting price increases to no more than 10% per year'
It can ONLY increase of 10% per year. Like if it is a low number...
Cool. It is worth testing on mobile since many readers are using our phones.
isn't the system still going to have to check if a type exists or not anyway, contributing to the potential speed issue?
Radioactive particles (dust) in air are problematic. The gas in air does not become radioactive (at least in a dangerous way) from exposure to radiation.
Show HN: Openfaas-Cloud: Managed OpenFaaS for Teams
Oh thank god! They said they would be good.

I’m glad there’s no recorded instances in history where that turned out to be a patent lie.
Accusing a solid argument of being flawed and replacing it with a bulk of nonsense lol
I was until even a few years ago still in the camp of progressive enhancement. I'm now accepting that you really do need Javascript and you cannot get around it. It does bother me that we've swung so far towards SPAs.

Beyond deeply dynamic webapps, such as ERPs/line of business apps, and the very few that really do need offline mode, I think server rendering in conjunction with javascript is the right path.

What that looks like in today's world I have mixed feelings about.

Phoenix's (Elixir) LiveView (which is now being duplicated in as Livewire in PHP) is an interesting take and certainly fills a gap, but I'm getting that feeling of jQuery era where markup is peppered with magic attributes. And equally it doesn't address all use cases (which is fine).

We're certainly in an age of experimentation.
Actually, under the GDPR, as a general rule, you can't just keep personal data on your servers forever so GDPR might be involved but for personal data cleanup reasons/requirements.
You just described "the news", which is different then opinion shows which are very common.

Many people with a personal agenda lump the news in with opinion shows when they hear things they don't like.
With a traditional grazing system he's right. You don't need any fertilizers, cows will just eat grass. Of course you can't feed billions of people with it nor you will be able to eat meat every day.

But even if you are carbon neutral over time, the methane released will still have a negative effect as it trap more energy than CO2.

https://www.nzagrc.org.nz/faq-1,listing,464,how-do-livestock...
Would that allow a hobbyist to make their own version of the phone? If so, I could see that being a fun project.
Linux these days, if you just want a working desktop experience, requires no configuration. You pop in an ubuntu usb drive and install, done. It will often run better than the version of windows that the machine actually shipped with. Myself, personally, I stopped running anything but linux more than a decade ago. All I remember from windows is how often it broke in ways that were completely unfixable.
You can't the only thing you can do is to read as much as you can from mixed sources with different biases and.. and fact check your self if you can... never trust the mainstream media... they lie as hell... on both sides of the political spectrum...
How do you mean Google is pushing Swift for Tensorflow? I knew the fast.ai folks were working on it, but I didn't know Google was pushing it at all.
Israel Is an Apartheid State
Israel is a maniacal bloodthirsty apartheid state. The ONLY reason it exists is because the U.S. Allows it to. We don't need israel , they need us. Israel knows that if we cut their $$ ( israel being a welfare state) and more importantly our misplaced support that they would have a nuclear warhead rammed up their ass. My tax dollars supporting an oppressive and illegal country needs to end.
Probably because they employed GvR from 2005 to 2012.
Faking external services in tests with adapters
Discovering less-known Postgres v12 features
>the only solution I have read online is to disable automatic event invites

It could be that setting
I dont see how this solves the problem.
A small correction, stealing signs is not disallowed, and pitchers and catchers will have different sets of signs they use when there is a runner on second base. What is disallowed is the use of technology to steal signs, the camera in center field going to the TV behind the dugout
> during which domain owners can lock in a 10-year registration at pre-increase rates.

That is not what is written in the Registry Agreement.

"Registry Operator shall offer registrars the option to obtain domain name registration renewals at the current price ... for periods of one (1) to ten (10) years at the discretion of the registrar, but no greater than ten (10) years."
I don't think there's an ambiguity, since the key-value application of that operator only happens inside the array definition or when you do foreach ($x as $k => $v) {}.
Google does not care that much about Python, at least not when I was working there. I would certainly not mention it together with Go.
How relevant is a TLD anymore? There are so many options. Most people seem to use Google, and then after visiting the site, they use whatever the autocomplete in their address bar is. Or, they use an app.

At least in India, I've seen most people doing this on their smartphones. Nobody likes to type in the address bar anymore.
It doesn’t really ”go back”, it just shows a different stack frame, which is part of the current state of the program.
It doesnt have extensions? Hard pass then.
They mention it here[0]:

"Almost all implementation work so far has been on macOS. Windows port work is underway, but is not yet working. The difficulties are in figuring out the set of system library APIs to intercept, in getting the memory management and dirty memory parts of the rewind infrastructure to work, and in handling the different graphics and IPC pathways on different platforms."

[0]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Projects/We...
“If you wish to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe.”

To make a tunnel boring machine on mars you must first invent replicating nano mining/manufacture bots.
and AMD has no IP?
It's just funny to me that he felt the need to start listing out his credentials before explaining his stand.
> As for the beginner's book, I've come to the general feeling right now that a online video course will be a better fit for APL beginners than a textbook.

Other than generating emotional responses, I don't find video better than text at anything, and most especially not technical education.
Ditto. surname.org here. I'm going to 10-year it, and hope DNS is somehow obsolete in a decade, otherwise I suspect I'll get a nasty surprise.
Office has always been available for the Mac. How many indy developers and small shops outside of games really have been successful making software?
If anyone believes Ethos will stick to increasing prices by no more than 10% a year they're dreaming. This is a private equity firm, not a non-profit.
> With Redox OS being a microkernel, it is possible that even the driver level could be recompiled and respawned without downtime, making it incredibly fast to develop for.

Honestly, I am always excited about systems like Redox that are going for the integrated and consistent user experience approach into building OSes. The microkernel approach on modern hardware sounds interesting here given that they skipped 32 bit entirely. The impression of most developers here keep referencing the Tanenbaum-Torvalds debate of 1992, as a justification for adopting monolithic kernels, which made sense at the time.

Fast forward into 2019, given that the CPU-level vulnerabilities are now alight, the need for a microkernel OS written in Rust could not have been greater. The reasons against a microkernel was commonly associated with the IPC and 'context-switch' performance impacts, but I find that the security implications here can help with countering these CPU-level vulnerabilities and the performance-concerns are in-directly solved by hardware advancements/implementations given for free or optimising the OS to run on multi-core systems.

Systems like Fuchsia have done both and I hope Redox follows and does this too.
> I would encourage people to look at what Ethos themselves have said about their intentions with regard to .org
> Make .org domain names "accessible and reasonably priced for all", including limiting price increases to no more than 10% per year

Just that statement alone means prices could double every 7 years.
Don't worry you guys .tor will just become stronger and we will get a free'er world, no?
Well it did happen yesterday so...
5GHz wifi is a lot more stable. Mine used to disconnect with microwave running. Also your hub might have leaky cables. I had an issue like this with bad hdmi cables too.
Trump Angers China by Signing Law Backing Hong Kong Protesters
Poor people are literally dying younger, and you're trying to argue that they are somehow better off? This is some Monty Burns level of delusion.
The Communist Party was very influential but the government after the war was center-left and Republican (in the French sense of the word), and the political program agreed upon by all the political currents that formed the Resistance was a compromise across the entire spectrum (the Resistance started on the very right and integrated Communist elements after the USSR went to war with Germany). While it pains people to acknowledge it, the Vichy government itself passed a lot of social reforms prior to 1945.

They were a social and ideological force to be reckoned with but they never really went into power, De Gaulle saw to that.
I think you're overestimating how unpopular those things are with devs/geeks. As a current (comp sci) college student, I can say that while less popular than in the general public - Windows, Facebook, and Apple's ecosystem are still used by a large number of my peers.
This is what happens when the PR or fund raising people get in charge of a charity - suddenly it becomes all about raising awareness or funds and not about doing....

Why provide a service ( like .org ) when you can 'raise awareness'? Or raise funds for others to do stuff.

The great thing about being the fund raising or awareness part is it's

1. where the money is

2. where the exposure is

3. and you have no responsibility for actually delivering stuff!!!

So you can justify higher salaries for the people running the charity....

https://hbr.org/2011/09/you-should-be-able-to-get-rich
Right-to-Repair Groups Don't Buy Apple’s Answers to Congress
It's ridiculous. I've bought my contacts online from the UK for years now due to this. I know my prescription and I know it works perfectly. Just let me buy the damn contacts! Vision Direct is the company, and they always send candy along with. :)

Anyways, my "vision insurance" actually covers a certain $ amount yearly towards contacts, so I send them the receipt (in pounds) and they actually cut me a check. Same contacts brand and model I'd get in the USA.

I calculated it and using the insurance does indeed cost me less overall than buying the contacts straight. It's essentially just a discount program that hopes people will forget to use it.
I was talking about themes, not UI design. Think GTK themes (though not their implementation), not where buttons in a form will go.
Have you ever assumed it's not some weird psychological effect but rather that people aren't interested enough in technology? It's like trying to preach GPL to the average programmer; who cares really?
I have a 2013 Mac Book Pro with 16 GB of RAM. They all run fine at the same time.

I also have Xcode and several other apps open.

Don’t skimp on RAM. My next computer will have 32GB of RAM. It’ll extend the usefulness by years.
A bit off topic but:

It takes billions of dollars and many years just to construct things like subway systems in developed countries.

The only way I see a mars mission happening is launching remote controlled equipment over the course of decades to the red planet and building and preparing everything as much as possible before so much as the first human arrives. I don't see any other way it happens with how expensive and risk averse we are as a society these days.

And even then, the likely scenario is sending and constructing return vehicles for a very short human mission.

And that's all assuming we figure out how to get people from here to there in a space ship for so many weeks in the first place!

Maybe I'm just more pessimistic than the average HN user when it comes to sci fi stuff like this, I don't know. I just can't see humans investing the money to get over all these hurdles for a colony that we don't even know could work out currently-- we can't even make self sustaining habitats here on earth!
> Here is the thing, and it works for everything in life: Knowing a thing is almost always better than not knowing it, even if it is not clear what use to make of it.

Isn't that the problem though, knowing what is true? It is an incredibly hard thing to do, even when everyone is acting in good faith and trying their hardest, which certainly isn't the state of affairs today. I'd say much less than 10% of people would get a passing grade on both of those requirements, and I'm not even sure I'd give myself a passing grade.

"It Ain’t What You Don’t Know That Gets You Into Trouble. It’s What You Know for Sure That Just Ain’t So."

And you provided a perfect example: Americans think they have the best education/healthcare in the World.
I don't I'm afraid. Good search terms might be 'parametric CAD' or 'constraint', which are inherent features of script-based programs (but not exclusive to them, e.g. Fusion360).
I recall seeing a chart one day that showed bird deaths by source. Death by domestic cats were magnitudes higher than any other source.
I suppose alternatives like ||= or //= have their own issues.
When SoftBank buys shares in a startup and then invests again at a higher valuation, Son says he has made a profit. That is legal under accounting standards, but SoftBank receives no money. The only change is that SoftBank has boosted the value of its original stake from, say, $1 billion to $2 billion by raising the value of the startup. In SoftBank’s income statements and return calculations, at least some of the additional $1 billion can be counted as profit.

Hmmm.
I can go online and get all of my test results including graphs that show change. X-ray reports. The only thing not online is surgical notes, but I easier got copies of them. This is from the UCLA healthcare system. Also Quest labs has online results to patients. This is in CA. My brother-in-law, could not get results from tests in Virginia to get a second opinion. Perhaps it varies by state.
Out of curiosity, what are some of the advantages of making terminal apps via JS/npm? I've been curious in making some of my own, but I've looked mostly at ncurses in C or Rust, and haven't looked much at the JS ecosystem.
Brad Gobright Dies in Accident
To be specific, what is disallowed is using technology to steal signs (the camera). You can steal signs if there is a runner on second, although the pitcher and catcher can then change signs. It's one of the 'unwritten rules' in that it happens but they try to be sneaky about it. You don't want to disrespect the other team. More often with good scouting hitters can get an advantage of the pitcher is 'tipping the pitch', i.e. using a different delivery or setup depending on what pitch is coming. For instance, how high they hold the glove
“it’s a slave’s responsibility to pay attention to his master’s proclamations”

Fixed it for you.
Now that's bad. I never thought of that possibility.
What Happens if SAT Scores Consider Adversity?
I am diving back into node lately and it's really annoying to decipher the async and promises styles that are peppered with different anonymous function styles.

I too stick to the most explicit version (function($foo)).

It's the same for command line arguments, I have an easier time remembering words (--preserve-permissions for instancem --volume, etc.) than letters if I don't use the interface enough.
Interesting, and all that is done by some flowers in my yard; I wonder if the flowers are artificially intelligent.
But why do that “wacky scheme” and not just stream over satellite internet?
Nice website, I like that classic, or lofi setup.
That's reasonable in this case, people often complain (and sometimes reasonably so) that the people in this bureaucratic entities are far removed from the "real world" and don't really understand what they're dealing with.
Why in the world would you want tax money to fund journalism?