skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> It also doesn't look like he trusts this companies much, because otherwise he could've just slapped the Commons Clause on his existing license and be done with it. So he closed the source instead.

If he doesn't have a copyright assignment, he probably can't easily change the license.

However, if the license is BSD, he can just not release source code. And, if he wasn't getting any contributions anyway then he gets no loss.
Go Benny!
No need for infinite recursion! A knocks up B, 8 hours later B knocks up C, 8 hours later C knocks up A.
What surprises me is that for all their tracking, Google is surprisingly bad at telling what I'm interested in. They keep suggesting me Youtube videos about Minecraft, and it wouldn't surprise me if they showed my son Stephen Colbert and Trevor Noah, despite the fact that we use individual accounts. Their ads are just noise; rarely relevant to what I'm interested in.
Well, for chords not differentiating between them is correct anyway, since you can play different voicings.

The string detection is a good idea imho
Steve Jobs had an English degree. Would most STEM obsessed industrialised file that under 'favoured'?
They don't equate the two in macro.
Do really games count as desktop applications though?
Because drivers irrationally expect free land for their car everywhere.

It's stupid but that's why. Though often when you suggest letting a homeless person sleep on that land (via building homes) or using it for other things like a garden they react with anger.

Driver entitlement is present in many, many little ways in our lives. Even if we don't intend it to be. My mother in law visited and remarked that a person standing in the road chatting with their neighbour should move and was surprised when I said "this lane is at least 300 years old and SOMEBODY was the first to drive up and say 'get out of my way or I'll kill you' and somehow we sided with the driver. I can drive slowly it's ok".
I don’t think getting a signing certificate is all that difficult if you can demonstrate that you’d use it for something that Apple approves of.
There was a talk about it at KotlinConf. https://kotlinconf.com/talks/6-dec/124273/

The individual talks' videos aren't up yet but you can probably find it here: https://youtu.be/nfb6lDnvtKQ?t=13852
Couldn't they just look at Adjusted Gross Income?
I was trying to get tracktion waveform 8 to see a behringer crave synthesizer. It has a built in sequencer so wanted to record the notes programmed on the behringer
> A bit of a tangent, but something that bothers me is the assumption in economics that the amount of money one is willing to pay for a good is equal to the utility provided by that good.

Some economic analysis uses that (or, rather that willingness to pay is linearly proportional to utility) as a simplifying assumption to make particular problems tractable (or, because the systematic bias it introduces is ideologically preferred by the actor doing the analysis), but it's fairly basic—like, 101 level—economics that aside from the biases introduced by variable wealth that this isn't true because money, like anything else—or, rather, a a direct consequences of this being true for everything money can buy—has declining marginal utility.
Pretty much, I can't find the reference article now but this article below is good for just about anything that is going to be remotely managed by China:

https://www.scmp.com/week-asia/politics/article/3038655/chin...
I dunno. Most people I know who've tried to have more laid-back tech careers eventually got laid off and had to hit the interview circuit pitching themselves as more ambitious.

And I really don't think they were underperformers. I think the industry is just structured so if you stay in one job long enough, trying to avoid stressing yourself out over "moving up", your company goes under.
How to host a Ghost 2.0 blog for Free?
No, I want it charging market rates for all parking and letting people buy said parking to build homes if they bid more.
The lower cost of education at major Canadian universities is available to residents only. International students pay dramatically more tuition.

At my university, as a Canadian citizen I pay about $7000 a year for my program (mathematics). An international student is looking at $38000 a year.

Want to do a more popular program like software engineering? As an international student, you’re looking at $55k per year, not including books, residence, or meals. Maybe not as expensive as some Ivy League schools, but those schools often have extremely generous funding available for low income families.
I used them to make gaffologist.com if you happen to be in Ireland.
I like Keybase. Pity about the outcome. Quite happy with my Lumens, though.

Also, interesting that the same user acquisition strategy works so often. Paypal gave away money to acquire (it's also in Zero to One but you'll remember it when it came out), Coinbase did, Jet did, etc. I'm quite happy with this strategy to be honest.
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Mr. Pottinger later said that the scenario would have involved him representing a victim, settling a case and then representing the victim’s alleged abuser. He said it was within legal boundaries. (He also said he had meant to type “No client lawsuit is actually involved.”)

Such legal arrangements are not unheard-of. Lawyers representing a former Fox News producer who had accused Bill O’Reilly of sexual harassment reached a settlement in which her lawyers agreed to work for Mr. O’Reilly after the dispute. But legal experts generally consider such setups to be unethical because they can create conflicts between the interests of the lawyers and their original clients.

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Somehow I don’t think people buying stuff with dollar bills mind that dollars are “centralised”. In fact I’d venture that this is exactly why dollar bills are accepted in so many places around the world.

Not that Kong isn’t centralised. It’s just that it’s controlled by unknown nobodies, rather than the most powerful entity in the world.
On a side note, there seems to be a lot of links being posted from vanity TLDs such as .christmas. Isn't there a risk of these links ending up broken in a matter of nothing?
Ireland (helps that it's small!) And Scrapy
There was a lot of sandmining happening on Maui up until recently. They have these massive inland sand dunes and MAUI LANI PARTNERS was stealing it under the guise of "grading". I think it's atrocious because there are many beloved people buried there. Kanaka would sometimes bury bodies in the sand as such is cleansing. Despite attempts to destroy Kanaka culture and history, there are still many living descendants who remember the names of their kupuna, buried in that sand.

I feel really sick about this. The flesh decays and becomes part of the sand, and a lot of what MAUI LANI PARTNERS stole was sold off to make concrete for buildings and the rail which the city of honolulu is attempting to build.

I mean... just... Jesus Fuckin Christ.
Lots of services are great key management. What I'm waiting for is encrypted (or at least signed) email between myself and literally any company on the internet communicating by email.

"can you just email me a copy of your passport photo and these 5 other things i need to completely verify your identity to banks and so on"

errrr .... no ?

Individuals are arguably not fussed. But surely business can get behind some better levels of encryption / verification ?
Even a shoe-repair or nail salon can be noxious in confined spaces, say an indoor or underground mall. That despite these nominally being "commercial" rather than "industrial" use.

Restaurants and bakeries possibly as well, for smoke, oder, and (for restaurants and bars), late-evening / night noise and disruption.
Last time I tried Xamarin Forms was almost 3 years ago so things probably got a little better with .NET standard and all that jazz but I would NEVER touch Xamarin Forms even if I was going to use Xamarin again.

The amount of Indian code farm developers generating content for it is surreal - the community is full of low quality garbage (Q/A, docs, code) - the official docs and libraries were horrible - like their examples reference a library that comes from Xamarin (something like contrib repo - don't remember exactly but a fairly big/common lib) - some control from this lib doesn't work with latest framework - you try searching for the reason - eventually on the GH issues you find that the author (some guy at Xamarin) decided the approach the entire library is taking is a dead end and he's working on another lib - meanwhile the official one doesn't work against the latest version of the framework but the docs are still referencing it and it's published under Xamarin namespace/GH.

The amount of time I spent in that hellhole to get a demo working is surreal - it would have taken 1/2 the time to build a C# core with native frontends even in Xamarin toolkit, and with things like Flutter - honestly you are going to be more productive and get better results if you rewrite the C# logic in Dart or build a bridge and just do the UI in Flutter. Ionic will not come close in quality - but for form based apps the productivity is insanely better (even considering how broken plugins are and the hassle of every other iOS upgrade breaking your app in some way). Or probably any other mobile frontend tech.

TL;DR: Xamarin (Forms) is by far the worst framework for mobile development I've tried, and talking to other C# devs that used it on commercial projects they unanimously agree.
Decades of MySQL not following standards you mean?
Mobile Apps for Digital Mavens
A little bit off-topic, but why is .christmas tld all over hacker news today?
کیت تایم جنیون پارت رنو مدل 130C17529R مناسب رنو ال 90 و مگان 1600
Apple is trolling us on prices?
And why is the example program written in F#?
Human scale, as noted. High variety. A ready change of scene or situation. Opportunities located in close proximity. And generally, an active (and frequently well-behaved) street life.

That said: I'd really like to see a list of places which afford such environments.
FIDO2/U2F Comes to Safari on iOS/iPadOS
"After carefully reviewing the CPU voltage setting modification, Intel is mitigating the issue in two parts, a BIOS patch to disable the overclocking mailbox interface configuration. Secondly, a microcode update will be released that reflects the mailbox enablement status as part of SGX TCB [Trusted Computing Base] attestation. The Intel Attestation Service (IAS) and the Platform Certificate Retrieval Service will be updated with new keys in due course. The IAS users will receive a ‘CONFIGURATION NEEDED’ message from platforms that do not disable the overclocking mailbox interface.”

Seems like you should be able to just avoid applying the bios patch. That said, you won't be able to keep your BIOS up to date.
Keybase is such a strangely positioned product. Really misses the mark for us. No password reset, chatting, public profiles, likes, follow "crypto influencers" ... And this campaign felt like a nigerian letter. It's like that strange guest who noone invited.

The whole office will be relieved when we switch.
no? section 3a circumvention definition is exceptionally (and intentionally) wide in the and section 3b does the same for what is considered a restrictive measure.

> any parsing of a payload

again, no? authorized parsing does not.
Yes, the whole situation fixes itself by removing taxpayer guaranteed loans. If taxpayers want to assist in education, taxpayers should provide scholarships.
Urbanism works except we need to address a century of pent up demand and every time someone says "well you're just building for the rich" but the whole point is that it's to scarce so obviously only the rich can afford the first nice homes to be built in a century!

But yeah, houses are cheap. Very nice log cabin style ones (manufactured parts, assembled on site) can be sub 100k. In a scarcity house prices rise to match the debt available. Incidentally, if you like a project look for houses no bank will lend on.
It’s fun and informal until somebody tells you it’s mandatory.
As well as the JVM, there is Kotlin/Native, based on LLVM. This allows a Kotlin mobile app to run on JVM in Android and as a compiled binary on iOS. It can also target WebAssembly to run in a browser too.
I see lots of movies in languages I don’t understand thanks to subtitles. That way, I can read the dialogue and know what they’re saying. About one or two seconds later I see the actors do their performance and get the emotional and cultural context with the dialogue.

I didn’t understand English that well when I was a kid but since we don’t translate English language media, except for subtitles, I got to hear English over and over again and now my ability to comprehend spoken English is very good. As is most Swedes, we spend just as many hours a week in English class as they do in France, Spain or Germany yet we are better at it (in general). We’re not geniuses, we just get more practice and less hand holding.

Can’t do anything about books though, sadly. If I read a book in a language I don’t understand I probably have the intention to learn that language.
Scuttlebutt is actual healthcare expenditures in places like Sweden are about half that in the US.
Any why are christmas trees green?
Baffling, the liberties taken by this article trying to link ‘current’ discrepancies using correlated variables from well over 500 years ago. Without mentioning trivialities such as evolution of religious beliefs, history or totalitarian regimes, industrial changes of 17th century or Industrial Revolution. Not to mention the generalisations and lack of definitions (unless I missed an appendix). It really shows that in order to perform interdisciplinary research you not only need competency in both but also understanding how those toolkits interconnect.
No, this wouldn't have been a problem if the software had been gpl licensed, as the companies would've been forced to give back whatever they changed themselfes, potentially helping him out a lot
Oklo launches Aurora advanced fission clean energy plant in US
Then taxpayers should pay for education itself. No reason for taxpayers to become lenders.

The real problem is voters want lower taxes, and some genius figured out a way to tout lower taxes and tax payer assistance to students, hence student loan debt.

And, inevitably, like all times that society is enabled to pass the buck onto future generations or ignore externalities, society will take and consume all it can until the breaking point. Same story with defined benefit pensions, student loans, environmental damage. We are simply starting to see the effects of pushing the costs into the future, now that the future is here.
No other metric matters

That’s simply not true. The vast majority of the increase in cost is due to the explosive growth of non-teaching administrative staff.

When wealthy donors earmark their gift for a new library or sports complex, it’s the students who end up paying for all of the staff to maintain the building and run the programs.
why is this 'Show HN' even here and getting so much attention?
I'd like to second this -- I'm slowly making my way through Nand2Tetris (currently building a VM -> assembly transpiler, and if you'd asked me to do that a few months ago, I'd have had no idea what you were talking about), and it's been really fun, taught me a lot about low-level computing, and given me the opportunity to learn a new language (I'm building everything in C). I highly recommend it!
Like someone else said - this is entirely different from a team setting - when you have a team of say 5 people and a newcomer - the new guy interrupting the meeting for every thing he doesn't understand is just sucking the time out of 4 other people on the team.

Thinking that you get to ask for clarification whenever you feel like it just because you don't understand something is very self entitled - you have to consider the context first. If someone is explaining something to you directly or the purpose of the meeting is to teach something to the whole team by all means ask for clarification.
It depends how you define government tie. If it is about corruption, yes and maybe. Government are the biggest buyer in many cases, they have development funds to sponsor companies. Sometimes, having a good relationship with some officials may give you business or whatever. Companies in China won't be independent. They will be asked to help local economy. The government needs them to help reducing poverty for example, even big companies like Huawei they will need to send people to rural areas to help poor area to develop. They cannot just give money, they actually have to find solution for a village to develop. Having a good relationship with the government is essential for all big businesses around the world. Government is the biggest customer for Huawei after all.
I never paid attention to the scale when using a map.
From data collected over 2014-2018, the US spent $10,586 USD/capita on healthcare and Sweden spent $5,447 USD/capita on healthcare.

Source:
https://data.oecd.org/healthres/health-spending.htm
Sure but the comment looks like it was more about enterprise networking. Both Europe and the US have good companies to choose from and we’ll be worse off if they mutually block each other out. We’re better off if European and US companies request the option to audit the code.
You can downvote me as much as you want -
I wish more people would say "I don't know." if they don't know - on the internet and in the office.
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I think part of it is the visual complexity. Uniform color and shapes of a normal street is boring. Easy access to both sides of the street is also appealing. If the woman to the right wanted to go to the ristorante on the left she could be there in seconds.
It's a collection of 12 advent calendars (= blogs) by a norwegian agency using the same structure of `*.christmas`: https://bekk.christmas/
Customer Service at Yahoo
It is very painful when you lost your password for your yahoo mail account, We understand your hassle of
logging in the account,

https://www.mail-customer-support.com/
It doesn't matter who is responsible for the situation, if it presents a large risk to the economy it should be mitigated.
Only programmers from English-speaking countries like ASCII. There are millions of us living in other countries who are thankful that Unicode exists, and who are constantly annoyed that a some of our tools don't support it well enough.

As someone who grew up bilingual in a country where it's not uncommon for people to speak three or more languages, I hate the idea of being prevented from using one of the languages I speak while doing my job. Especially when I'm building products that eventually get translated into five or six different languages, all using different scripts.

This is one reason I prefer using GUI applications over CLI applications: Unicode support is terrible across terminals and CLI apps, while most of the commonly used GUI frameworks are okay.

If your app has no issues rendering हैकर न्यूज़ (Hacker News), then it should have no issues rendering Emoji. If your app cannot render that bit of Hindi text, then the problem is your app and not Unicode.
Reading the article I cant understand, how is it possible for other companies distribute patched version of FUSE module, if they don't have certificate to sign it?
I find such figures difficult to interpret, though (like here: https://www.healthsystemtracker.org/chart-collection/health-...)

It could be that richer countries simply have more money to spend on health care, so why wouldn't they spend it.

On the other hand many health outcomes may also depend on wealth - for example over-consumption leading to obesity, which might affect health more than spending on health care can compensate.

In that example, a rich country could spend more money on health care and still have worse average health than poorer countries.

Not saying that is exactly what is going on, just that it makes sense to be careful with judging.
Because it's functional.christmas, so everything on it is about functional programming.
The first important point is to accept that every commitment comes with compromises. Having a job is itself a commitment. So is a relationship. Children are the biggest commitment of all. Any of these ensures your time isn't entirely your own anymore. Having more of these means compromises get more complicated, but if you're honest about that, it's not so hard to make it work in my experience.

Of course communicate about these things. Make clear agreements.

In my case, my wife and I each work 4 days a week, with the kids in day care for 3 days a week. I bring them to school, she picks them up at day care. She frequently needs to be on the other side of the country and sometimes has late meetings with important people with busy schedules, whereas I like to be able to go to work by bike, so I work in town so I can step in when she's late. Being a freelancer also provides me with a lot of flexibility.

We don't sacrifice anyone's career; both of our careers have really taken off since we met. We seem to bring out the best in each other, though we also each have our fair share of shortcomings. Household chores don't come naturally to me, and I definitely should be cooking more, especially on the day when I'm home and she works.
I'm 30, and I didn't grow up with a microwave. My parents got one about 10 years ago, I think, and they don't use a kettle. I think it's the same for many people where I grew up. Not a poor country, but different cooking habits :)
Have you considered supporting ukulele tabs?
why would the TLD disappear?
Show HN: Termpage – Add terminal interface to your webpage
They’re a fun artist! I’ve seen him live a few times around Wellington.
Wrong. The 386SX is a 32-bit CPU with a 16 bit external data bus. It is fully 32-bits internally, same as the DX model.
How a Chinese Startup Made $50 Million in 3 Months by Stealing US and UK IP
.christmas seems to be owned by Uniregistry[0], which also owns at least 26 other TLDs, so I think we can expect them to continue providing service.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_dom...
Quizlet has been doing shared business logic with Kotlin - Ankush Gupta has written and talked about it https://medium.com/tech-quizlet/shared-code-at-quizlet-kotli....

We've been experimenting with this model too, as "write once, run anywhere" is very tempting for business logic, but those platforms have traditionally fallen down when it comes to UI and other native functions (e.g. alarms, sensors, etc). So far, it's proving very do-able. Non-trivial in some areas such as multi-threading, but a lot more practical than replicating the same logic across Android, iOS, and web.
Some mornings I could really find use for that kind of services.
That's a lie, lots of people donate voluntarily for their favorite free software every day. If you decide to be a leech that's fine too, but don't try to convince yourself others are that way as well.
All the more reason to worry.
are you sure? it's not using oxfuse on the google drive clients that the users download and install on their own machines?
That's not what the comment says...
You don't really NEED food. You could choose to eat or you could choose to die. It's up to you. Take it or leave it.

No point in playing with semantics. Fear is subjective. It is caused by ignorance of whether you might lose a wanted thing, or obtain an unwanted thing.

By your logic, we can completely rid the dictionary of the word 'threat'. Name any 'threat' today, I can convert it into an 'offer'.
It was BSD-licensed the whole time, so it's not like you're entitled to an "open-source" application at all. Pay the guy, or use free software so this doesn't happen.