skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's more of a dialogue / part line but yeah.

Now here's another one to bake your noodle:

Ask your friends who aren't native speakers of their day-to-day language if their monologue is in their first tongue, or day-to-day tongue
I thought the point was that this was the way the world worked and that you couldn't get out of it. That, and the fact that good men are forced to do bad things by circumstances.
> Dependency management isn't an issue when using OS packages

Come on. What do you find most developer friendly?

1. "cargo build && done"

or 2. Try to uncover what dependencies this project really has, and then proceed to map out what the packages (and dev-packages) for those dependencies are called on the linux distro you are using (debian, ubuntu, fedora, arch, etc), not to mention what they are called on your specific version of that distro, root up, install all that stuff.... and then try ./configure yet again?

> but this kind of issues do impact adoption

Indeed. In 2020 I wouldn't bother adopting any kind of language which prefers the latter flow to the former one.
A good black belt is an exceptional communicator, not the only skill, but one of them. They shouldn't make people feel fishbones are in their throat, but working through others' skills, especially SMEs and people on the floor, perhaps more so working with the team rather than with management of the team; the reason they're there is because management don't have the bandwidth, experience, or have other problems, preventing improvement.
It's disingenuous. It's pure business made to be something more than that. Meanwhile they are still progressing as expected with invading privacy and taking away control on their consumer offerings.
On top of that, 2 of the returnees refused to be tested. Who knows what they're up to… work? Seeing family? Hanging around in the park with a Strong Zero for a chat?
You could say that while most string are small, vectors are all kind of sizes and the T size itself can be large, so the optimization is less of a win in for a general purpose container.

But it is mostly for historical reasons. I believe the original STL used the SSO optimiziation [1], so there was never any assumption about the stability of references to string elements, while there is a lot of code that assumes that references to vector elements do not change.

[1] The SGI STL, direclty derived from the original HP STL had extensive rationale on why it didn't implement COW; libstdc++, which I believe also traces its roots from it, decided to instead do COW. The rest is history.
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Sounds exactly like a project I am in.
Not to mention that we have like three "microservices" that access the exact same database.
Oh, and a single Git repo.

Yeah...
If a doctor is unable to think independently of a pop-up recommendation for a drug, the doctor should have his/her license taken away. This should be the next step in the process for real social justice.
Thankfully no one shares adult content on WhatsApp daily /s
If you're a hacker interested in SQL and OLAP, you might enjoy Greenspun's (he of of Greenspun's tenth rule fame) writings on these subjects:

https://philip.greenspun.com/wtr/data-warehousing.html
https://philip.greenspun.com/sql/

Although technically obsolete (as in talking about 90s database systems that have bitten the dust since then), that's a minor defect. He spends most effort on teaching timeless principles.
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I've noticed it's never people in a vulnerable group that talk this way.
> CERN was then given a choice of either paying to continue with the initially free set-up or downgrading to a free version that would remove administrative rights and CERN single sign-on access and send all data to Facebook

another example of paying with the data.
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I guess it’s a matter of appearance and brand name, in addition to a really straightforward, capable and well documented API.
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No it doesn't. Your chats are on your phone. If you activate WhatsApp on another phone without having backed up your chats you will lose them.
> Imagine getting a vial of homeopathic diluted water and a sugar pill when you complain about a cough.

This happens regularly in western europe, especially by pediatricians. The charitable interpretation is that the doctor knows the child will get better in a few days anyway, but has to give _something_ to soothe the parents. Giving the substance-free stuff is better than unnecessarily medicating the child, and placebo-effect can also play a positive role.
> But I’m not sure how necessary the passive-aggressive jab at the three-year free trial now becoming paid is to the fact that CERN is dropping a tool only 150 people actively used.

I don't see any passive-aggressive jab in that post. It states the facts - namely that Facebook changes the conditions of their offering and the offering is no longer something worthwhile for CERN - and depending on your position this facts may look bad for Facebook. That's Facebooks problem, not CERNs.
Of all the languages I've seen, Swift seems to be the best compromise between ML style FP and imperative programming.
>> Is it even possible to do this on an iOS device that's on 4G

> No.

If it is a DNS server change on 4G/LTE, it can be done by using FOSS apps like DNSCloak on iOS. [1]

[1]: http://github.com/s-s/dnscloak
WhatsApp is kind of best digital and I vow for it
I have both this and aphantasia. Meaning I don't normally hear my thoughts or see anything in my mind. I am able to kinda hear myself, but i have to almost hum. I can not see anything at all the vast majority of the time, but sometimes I feel like I start to see something simple and it quickly goes away
Have they added group chats yet?
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"cargo build && done" only works if every crate author has taken my OS into consideration and not used OS specific API or file locations.

And it is more like "cargo build && off to lunch".

I am usually on Windows, and most commercial vendors nicely sell us their already compiled binaries. No need to hunt for anything.

Regarding Linux distros, if it isn't on the official repositories, Conan provides exactly the same experience as cargo, only faster because it supports binary libraries.
We have our own domain in G-Suite for our mail. I just checked my GMail Spam box. In it are 6 emails from this week. All 6 of them were sent through Mailgun, from and to the same domain (the one in G Suite). One was a cron email from one of our servers and the other 5 are transactional emails about people signing up to our service.

All of them passed both SPF and DKIM.

How. Just how did these emails get spam filtered by Google? Everything about them screams that they're legit emails from ourselves to ourselves.
Wut? not anybody can? explosion sound (in my head of course...)
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Sorry, it was too much, I agree.

To be fair, the anger came from my dislike of Facebook and similar services. Isn't strong language warranted if you talked about something you see as destroying the fabric of society? I thought that talking politely about them is already "normalizing" something that is harmful. What if the discussion was about drug dealers, the mafia, or such?
Curious about the downvotes -- this is common practice e.g. in Germany, and one that I consider largely beneficial to society.
Overpopulation is a real, critical issue. Even if it does not directly relates to climate change, it is in big part what drives our impact on the environment.
I disapprove of Apple’s puritanical approach to sex, and agree that this is ridiculous given that the logic applies equally well to literally all apps with groups or arbitrary URL web access, but it does appear to be the sincere justification for this situation.

A thought: I hear that most of the complaints about “adult” TV channels crossing the line from “broadcastable” to “violating obscenity laws” are made by their competitors. Perhaps a similar thing happens here? That at least one of Telegram’s competitors constantly look for reasons to get them blocked from the App Store?
And how many C/C++ projects use Conan by default, versus those who don't?

For comparison all rust projects uses cargo.

The ergonomic value of that is something you simply can not overstate.
Snapchat is the worst app I ever use
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You're not wrong. OTOH all it takes is media picking up on one single "hidden Telegram pedo network" and they'd get booted.

And it would be mostly due to public perception. Telegram is "used by terrorists because secret encryption" and already seen as suspicious.
He's great live - well worth the wait :)
The thing I personally found difficulty about Workplace is that it uses the same dark patterns as Facebook to increase engagement. For a business tool this is a bad thing.

A tool that requires none of my time to get benefit out of is a better tool than one that requires some of my time. Workplace drained time with patterns like unnecessary notifications, email notifications without the actual content in and prompts to engage in activity on the platform in ways that weren’t productive.

Business tools should save time, not drain time. I think Workplace either has this wrong, or is designed for workplaces where people don’t have enough to do and spend their days on Facebook anyway.
https://mrale.ph/ had quite a few deep dives on JS/v8, not sure how up to date it is now
That doesen't seem like a good reason at all
Signal has only e2e and is able to offer synced chat between phone and desktop - the phone just sends the content to the desktop instance and vice versa.
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This is what I use. My argument is that this basic feature should be part of default navigation apps.
Is this MUC replacement MIX or a custom thing?

In any case, I may have to give this a try - I used Xabber a bit on Android years ago.
Not gonna work. getting a new patent in genetic sequencing takes 10 years of research. then in 5 years you sell only a couple of products, especially if you're not the market leader. Then your competitor can use your idea while you invested billions in it.

Think about oxford nanopore and illumina for example. if illumina could just use their patents after 5 years and given that they already have 90% market share, they would be dead.
I found the driving in GTA IV to be very enjoyable, it felt a bit like driving in an American 1970s action movie, powerslides and bouncy suspension everywhere. In that regard, the driving was very similar to that in GTA III, Vice City and San Andreas.

In comparison, the driving in GTA V is much more arcade-like, like a racing game. That obviously made the racing segments more controllable, but I think it lost some of the charm.
The difference observed:

> The results of the Rs-fMRI tests showed that low-intensity exercise led to increased functional connectivity in networks associated with cognitive processing and attention. High-intensity exercise, on the other hand, led to increased functional connectivity in networks related to affective, emotional processes. High-intensity exercise also led to a decreased functional connectivity in networks associated with motor function.
I have a 12.9” 2018 Pro. The same way I justify an 13” laptop instead of an 10”, which is a similar price jump. There’s a screen size threshold below which I’m not as productive. I use an iPad for most of my non-programming personal computing so I want that to be a good environment. 12.9” is the right size for me because of my height and arm length (same reason I use a 15” laptop.)

The variable refresh rate feels better on my eyes and the lightness of the 2018 Pros make them very easy to pick up and put away for their screen size, which is important to me because I don’t like the lethargy that sets in with laptops.
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"Old" might be the wrong word, but the gist of it is that, like the flu, it's potentially worse around the 50-60+ age group.
Literally all adults I know react to their emotions. Including those who hide them, they are still reactive to own emotions.

> That is exactly about learning how to be alone, it's like if one is accidentally got into deep water they can drown but if you do it slowly, consciously, you become more and more comfortable, stop worrying and start enjoying it.

That is not how long term isolation work. Yes, your social skills will go down and you will start avoiding people - it will be too tiring to talk to them. That is not the same as being happy isolated tho. That is more of being unhappy no matter what.

> Unfortunately in western culture this was not understood and denied on many levels, and I see how that links to current epidemic of loneliness.

It is quite common situation of temporary stay at home moms. Few years in mostly isolation. That is not exactly lost or unusual situation at all.

> It can also be done with support, like they do in retreats and some monasteries.

There is way more in being nun then just isolation. There is also complete control over pretty much everything you do, who you talk with and what emotions you show. Obeissance and routine.

Not that I would see that as super healthy tho.
That's hardly surprising.

Contact list access is literally THE thing that makes WhatsApp valuable to Facebook. You lock down that and they are now staring at a massive hosting bill with nothing in return.
I think this helps prevent spamming, If I could add anyone manually, spamming a set of random phone numbers would be easy.
Glance at the site: https://home.cern/news
(for example: https://home.cern/news/official-news/cern/staff-rules-and-re... )

It's basically an internal memo, except CERN posts them publicly.
This is news? New generation discovering The Godfather for the first time? Wait until they find out 2001 isn’t about history - that will really blow their mind. ;)
Having transitioned from TF to PyTorch for both research and production, I can tell you the learning curve is pretty mild.

At first, PyTorch will feel like "Numpy on accelerated hardware with built-in backprop and DL/ML facilities." And like Numpy, it will quickly become second nature and get out of your way.

Good luck with the transition!
Isn't this the open government many people ask for?

(CERN is an intergovernmental organisation, so it's similar to a government research department, except the funding and control is shared between several governments.)
I'm guessing you found the passive-agressive one here:

> Losing control of our data was unacceptable, as was paying for a tool that was not part of our core offering for the CERN community; therefore, we will end the trial of this platform.

I don't see it. The statement seems matter of fact and not relaying any opinion on the matter of Facebook choosing to end the free trial.

Were you referring to another part?
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There are some systemd-less distributions like devuan, or what I would personally recommend, Void Linux[0].
Void has been my daily driver for over a year now, and it's been lots of fun, while also being rather stable.

Be aware that it is a rolling release distro, much like Arch Linux and it comes with its drawbacks as well. It uses runit as its init system, which is easily configured via shell scripts, and certainly won't change in the near future, because it's feature complete.

Void comes with it's own package manager, "xbps" (X binary package system), which is used a lot like pacman on Arch Linux. You can even freeze packages if you don't want to upgrade them.

All in all, I'd recommend it, but be sure to play around with it for a bit before settling on it. (Oh, and the installer is a lot easier thatn Arch's too, and there are live CDs with desktop environments pre-installed if that's your thing)

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> It's not easy to approach another human being and try and befriend them; and it's harder as we become older.

Anecdotal, and not to dismiss that reality, but I find the opposite to be true. It is easy to befriend people, with no strings attached. We have a lot in common with almost everybody.
I don't know Workplace but how is this newsworthy and of interest to anyone outside of CERN? The article sounds quite spiteful, and why, if 'Many people preferred not to use a tool from a company that they did not trust in terms of data privacy' would you use it in the first place? Also, how can you blame a commercial company for charging for a tool?
This is good.
The issue is getting hotter on daily basis.
I travel a lot and am taking such precautions already.
Thanks for the enlightenment.
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This is solid advice, also because if you think you’ll be 2 weeks late it is likely that you’ll eventually be 3 weeks late anyway. Delays have a habit of piling up.
I'd just like to say thank you so much for posting this link! Because of you, I went to a beach bonfire in New Zealand tonight, and had a beautiful view of Starlink at 10:02 pm. I was so excited when I saw it that I disturbed many other conversations, but other people were equally amazed!
Fallouts 1 and 2 let you force some doors open if you had high enough STR and/or a crowbar. You could also blow them up with explosives.

In Wasteland 2, there's a specific Brute Force skill and you can attack pretty my any object that you can interact with. If you have high strength and/or big enough melee weapon (or dynamite), you can bypass most Brute Force checks (but also make a lot more noise in the process), and break down a lot of doors.

I agree that far too few games let you take a genuinely destructive approach, except for specific scripted instances.
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> they jailed the experts who told them that they needed to act quickly

If you don't mind me asking, where did you see that info?
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Signed up based on this comment.

There is a free trial tier that only lets you send 10 emails a day.

You also have to own at least one domain.
Nice resource, will definitely give it a spin, also this is the first time I've ever come accross `Tarsnap` looks really interesting too !
For those interested in building their own local offline datasets/search engines check out Kiwix and Zeal. Understand how they work.

Code is open and there are a ton of already created data dumps + indexes. You don't have spend time rebuilding a Wikipedia/wikidata/stackoverflow dump and index by yourself.
> Telegram, an application used by hundreds of millions of people including heads of states and large companies, has had no issues of that severity in the last 6 years.

Sounds misleading no? Should rather say: no issues of that severity "reported" in the last 6 years.
Not OP, but their description fits mine perfectly. When I write, I don't know what will come out until it does. This goes for this comment (funnily, typing this is not harder because I'm aware of the process - it just pours out) as well as the novel I'm writing. When I'm not writing the novel, but thinking about it, there are two different stages: "thinking about the chapter I plan to write" when I form the sentences, but that quickly becomes impossible because I can't keep more than a few sentences in my head.

When I'm not in front of the computer, I often abandon this process and instead focus on the larger concepts: the alien species and their evolution and civilization, the plot and the major events that need to be there. These are all concepts or scenes. I don't want to say they're "visual", they're more "concepts".

I can compare this to wanting a cup of coffee. I don't think "I would like a cup of coffee" (although that is what I might say if I have to vocalize it). It's more a feeling (wanting) and a concept (a cup of warm coffee). The label underlying the concept is secondary.

When I think of my novel in the shower, I haven't the slightest idea idea how I exactly will get to the major event at the end (because there are several major events before that which I haven't gotten to). This can only unfold when I write.

Edit: I just did the "Vividness of Visual Imagery Questionnaire" and I don't have aphantasia, but I realize that when asked about scenery that I've seen, it's easier to have a clear picture, whereas completely imaginary scenarios are concepts, rather than vivid images.
If you activate WhatsApp on another phone while your first phone is still active and you open both apps it will copy them over, but that wasn’t the point I was making.

The case for whatsapp web is absolutely true- and you can’t say that it 100% doesn’t have any remote admin features, because it’s closed.

EDIT: I'd like to clarify; many people's reasoning seems to be:

"Whatsapp == Signal" && "Signal > *"

But that's not at all true.
Unless you're hired by the chief of police, that sounds very close to testing a system - the police - without the permission of the owner?

And there are safer ways to find the police's reaction time than having them turn up with guns drawn, finding signs of forced entry, and finding you - a non-employee - sneaking around with burglary tools.

For example, you could make a FOIA request for their internal records, ask a local journalist - or if you insist on a real-world test, have the alarm 'accidentally' tripped by a legitimate employee arriving for work early.
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You used to be able to set up different user profiles on Android - I set one up just for WhatsApp, and only WhatsApp contacts went in it.

I am dismayed to find that my new Android phone no longer has this feature, except as part of some bullshit "work profile" nonsense that apparently isn't possible for me to set up by myself, on my own phone. "You'll need a code from your IT admin", I'm told, and "a management tool will be downloaded and used by your IT admin to manage your work profile". Great.
US is very unique, mostly due to on average very low population density, which makes infrastructure very expensive per person. I feel like in Europe there is already a consensus that cars are most useful in countryside areas. The more the population density rises, the more car becomes a problem and not a solution.
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