skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have to publish a bug fix for a version, that is Pending Review, and it is not possible to submit the new update before the previous one was removed.
There's no reason for US goverment to enforce how countries behave in other countries. US goverment can protect US against Chinese threats, and other governemtns can protect their countries against US or Chinese threats.
Didn't you use to tweet via SMS? I assume that's still an option? Seems like a valid reason for them to have it.
You might have missed this:
https://www.jpost.com/Israel-News/Ghislaine-Maxwell-accused-...
But hang on - you painted a picture of the burnt out tired mother that can't wait to get back to work, away from the drudgery of motherhood. I'm saying that's not a fair representation of many womens' priorities. I could even take it a step further and say that for many women, emancipation in terms of employment has destroyed their chances of having what would really make them happy (a family life) due to the need to put education, building a career etc. ahead of finding a partner and having children. To be provocative I could say women have swapped (or had swapped for them) marriage to a husband for marriage to their employer. Wasn't feminism supposed to be about unshackling women?
Silverblue is an effort to bring this technology to the desktop AFAICT. Fedora Atomic Server uses some of the technology for server workloads, but maintains some traditional structure and architecture.

CoreOS is intended to be a “new” architecture for servers if I am not mistaken. I may be :-)
A is not a party to the contract between B and C.

So, if A has a claim against B, cannot impact or nullify that contract.

Sure, B can try to get C to pay. Or B can pay up and then try to get the money back from C. But this is between B and C, and does not affect A's ability to collect.
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That assumes a great deal about both the resources available to do it and the ability to get responses from a representative sample of customers.

It's not challenging to see why someone might choose a one-time cost in software engineering over an ongoing cost in communication.
Fedora Silverblue is for desktops, Fedora CoreOS is for servers, and RHEL CoreOS is for supported enterprise servers.
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"The US has cemented its status as a net exporter in world oil markets, a sharp reversal from past years that could affect its ties to foreign allies.

The top oil producer and consumer exported 89,000 more barrels of crude oil and refined petroleum products a day than it imported in September [2019], the first full month of a positive oil trade balance since the 1940s, the Energy Information Administration said Friday. Imports exceeded exports by 12m barrels a day a decade ago."

https://www.ft.com/content/9cbba7b0-12dd-11ea-a7e6-62bf4f9e5...

This is a recent development, September 2019, and is a very small volume relative to the US population/economy. There's little to no oil surplus in the US and thus it is not a petrostate.
Placing this in a comment in case someone else is interested in some other aspect, but I am confused by this time-reversal point. Yes, the equation can go in either direction but time itself -- as we understand it -- goes in one direction, basically divided by our memory.

So why not just stipulate that the equation is one directional, and there is another (inverse, but otherwise identical) equation for the reverse process?
I guess Evan really wants that function to get rewritten in Elm - after all it's synchronous.

There should be some built-in asyn request/response mechanism for ports, in the style of the Http module where you specify a Msg for the response. This would work for synchronous stuff too.
Last commit was 2 months ago, so I wouldnt say unmaintained. And Ive yet to hit a bug.
This is the Red Hat "stay in business" business model, not the CoreOS "make it up in volume" business model.
I often find that in situations where someone does something extremely harmful with the explicit purpose of generating publicity, the appropriate response is to NOT award publicity.
I also found this package: https://github.com/sbyrnes321/numericalunits

Which uses the interesting approach of setting all "units" to random floats:
A complete set of independent base units (meters, kilograms, seconds, coulombs, kelvins) are defined as randomly-chosen positive floating-point numbers. All other units and constants are defined in terms of those. In a dimensionally-correct calculation, the units all cancel out, so the final answer is deterministic, not random. In a dimensionally-incorrect calculations, there will be random factors causing a randomly-varying final answer.

Which presumably is done to avoid overhead from carrying around units with each number, but forces you to run calculations multiple times (with different random seeds) to verify the result is correct.
Which also begs another question about the lines around 'fake'. If you put a quote next to a picture of someone who didn't say it, is that deceptive? "Well sure, the entire point of 4chan's stunt was to deceive people".

Alright, fine. What if the attribution is just plain mistaken in a misleading way? What if you put an inspirational quote next to someone it applies to, instead of the speaker? If the speaker couldn't possibly have said it, or the quote is famously from someone else, so the goal is comedy? Or the countless pictures misattributing that "...fire inside me..." quote which escaped from Fallout: New Vegas? (Is the deceptiveness different when it's shared as a mistake vs meme vs prank? Can your algorithm tell?)

Twitter's put at least some thought into that, thankfully. They talk about "significantly" altered content and whether it's "shared in a deceptive manner". But good lord is that a fuzzy thing to decide or automate.
Gradual. When my T8-T9 popped, I was doing pull-ups of all things, so there was no compression which means it could have been anything preceding that, but I suspect years of military/shoulder press or squats contributed.

I did dead-lifts several years prior to the injuries and stopped those when I had a funny "clammy skin" sensation in one of my arms; it freaked me out a little and I hated deadlifts anyway so I always thought it was just my excuse not to do them, but in retrospect I think that was probably a wise decision.
> I think you missed the point. Navier-Stokes does not explain Lift, nor does Bernoulli's law or Netwon's third. Like the friction under an ice skate, it's a phenomenon we take for granted in science and engineering without a rigorous explanation

In physics and engineering, the challenge is to make mathematical models of the world that accurately predict how it works. Once we've done that we can declare success.

I agree with Yann that it is not useful to focus on "intuitive" explanations and a fixation on qualitative casual reasoning is largely useless, e.g., very few physicists care about the "why" of quantum theory.

But there is a big difference between how we can explain how a plane flies and how we can explain how a neural network works:

- The airplane flying doesn't have a "simple" explanation but it can be explained based on fundamental physical principles and mathematics. These models seem to have nearly unlimited ability to extrapolate (within their known bounds of validity).

- The neural network giving accurate predictions can only (for the most part) be explained empirically. The models fail to extrapolate and worse, most of the time we can't even trust the model to know when it's extrapolating.

> But you can, and not just conceivably, but practically train a neural net to approximate navier Stokes to a high degree of accuracy with a fraction of the computation of a 3D finite model.

This is a lovely idea, but I as someone currently doing research in this space (deep learning for CFD) I don't think its true.

There are loads of neural nets that can accurately approximate Navier-Stokes within some limited domain of applicability (e.g., for flow over a parameterized set of airfoils), but so far nothing is close to matching the generalization power of Navier-Stokes.
Most notably, the IDP has a strong interest in maintaining their first-to-vote status, which the DNC hates. Hence the eternal drift of primaries earlier and earlier - the DNC will try to move non-Iowa/NH primaries earlier, and those two will in response go even earlier to preempt them. (To the point where New Hampshire even passed a law saying that they have to be the first primary by at least 7 days.)
Someone told me once that building and maintaining a wind turbine takes more (or same amount of) energy then produced by that same wind turbine in its lifetime. I failed to find research to back that up. Maybe anyone here knows more?
Hillary admitted to collapsing due to pneumonia in her interview on the Howard Stern Show recently. So unless you consider the health of potential presidents "deceptive, manipulated, tropes, unwanted attention" etc., then it's news that ought to be taken seriously.
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I am considering using Elm soon. Can you talk about why you lost interest? Somethings that are better done in Mint than Elm?
I probably posted to that one as well...
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From my experience, to integrate with SAP may not be that trivial with just calling SAP’s RFC. Companies may need to workaround SAP issues, for example, user license, slow RFC response. And also need to consider the case of error recovery, otherwise you will suffer from data inconsistent. What you end up actually are a set of “micro service” to build on top of SAP
Well that depends on the social class and the country where the family lives in. But yeah, what you say is true for too many families even in the richest countries.
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What if investing in a company was in fact an act that bears consequences? Would it make people invest more wisely in things that are less damaging? Would we hold corporations to a higher standard of responsibility?

A faceless corporation won't keep you warm at night, no matter how much love you profess to them.
Sidecar step 1: upgrade your Mac to Catalina, lose access to all your 32-bit apps. Including that treasured copy of the last version of Adobe's apps you paid good money for before they switched to a subscription-only model.
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I'm colour blind, and strangely when I start watching something in black and white, I don't know it's in black and white! - I only realise when someone else mentions it, and even then it takes a while for me to see it.

It's weird, like my brain is automatically filling in colours that aren't there.
> end-to-end encrypted

https://github.com/twinkle-labs/twinkle-notes/blob/45206f9d6...

For AES in CBC mode, IVs have two requirements:

1. They must never repeat.

2. They must be unpredictable.

Generating them from a SHA256 hash of some low-entropy data is not a good practice.

https://paragonie.com/blog/2016/05/how-generate-secure-rando...

Furthermore, not authenticating your ciphertext means padding oracle attacks can be launched against the app.

https://robertheaton.com/2013/07/29/padding-oracle-attack/
Users stopped communicating. They install a thing, they uninstall it. 99% don't leave any comment at all.

(and yes, the obverse inference is also true. If you see one person complaining, there are probably 99 more who have had the same issue and have said nothing)
>That is infanticide. Humane infanticide.

But we can all play that game by picking very selective definitions despite knowing that is not what the other person means.

>They don't care about the baby, and they CERTAINLY don't care about the mother.

How do you know the intentions of the people making such statements? Is this any better than those who make similar assumptions about those who fight for pro-choice positions?

>They just want to stir up shit and get people yelling.

Also known as engaging voters to increase voter turn out. A valuable strategy to increase voter participation when my team does it, a despicable tactic to push partisan laws when the other team does it.

>And because they assume that all people are as amoral (or immoral) as they are

And now you are labeling them as amoral and hinting at possibly being immoral? This goes pretty well beyond engaging in honest discourse, no?
Is the pressure sensitivity equal on the apple pencil to high end Wacom?
I am in the same boat (pun intended). Just the cost of delivery without complications (>$10,000 on average in the US [0]) makes the prospect of having a child in a country with socialized healthcare economically sensible. Think of how much that $10,000 could be worth if invested in the stock market instead of in a healthcare plan's yearly revenue.

[0] https://www.businessinsider.com/how-much-does-it-cost-to-hav...
We found similar frustrations with having state flow with the HTML structure. From a novice perspective I can see how that might seem desirable, especially considering how concise it looks for sample implementations when you are doing 2-way binding.

But, once you get into really complicated scenarios where structurally-unrelated components are statefully-related (e.g. navbar interacts with some component in an entirely unrelated modal), things get very nasty without some common arbiter of state being shared between these components. You can usually solve this in some way with all the SPA frameworks I've worked with, but Blazor is the first case where building these state machines as C# services has knock-on benefits that simply can't be ignored anymore IMO.

Overall, separation of state machines from the UI seems the be the theme, and certain technologies can do this a lot better than others.
Rushing things is not good way to communicate. words ASAP and EOD are overused in today's work place
Slashed in pursuit of VC money and profits.
I'm not a fan of these headlines. Android users have bought about half as much as iOS users have; Google and Apple are just intermediaries.
All valid points, but as another data point for my personal use case - creating a single web app - all the points the creator writes resonate.
I've no interest in going to documentation in various places and dislike large dependencies so if the app works as mentioned the value proposition resonates.
Will check it out later this weekend!
FlatCar. I’m using coreos-cloudinit for configuration, and that seems to be deprecated with no proper replacement.
It's inconsistent with you said because you said 'SJW' was an invention of the right, it's wasn't, it was an invention of the left.
Because they were good at beheading ?
"it would be a privacy nightmare."

Right, but being a privacy nightmare is their business plan
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I mean, who knows, you have to be a lot more sophisticated to grok the FEC db, for example here's over a half million to AmEx from the Bernie camp, for what?

https://docquery.fec.gov/cgi-bin/fecimg/?201912199166621206

Here's almost half a million to consultants from a big group of donors.

https://docquery.fec.gov/cgi-bin/fecimg/?201904159146174550

There's just so many payments and transfers to/from Senate and Presidential campaign and big donors that just go opaque as without knowing what the recipient really did with that money for every candidate that takes donations, this is a very hard problem to answer without a serious investigation by a team of journalists and lawyers.
Control flow of the Linux networking kernel
That is the only way to decentralize given reality of spam and incentives to manipulate results. "trusted network of peers" is the key here. In my opinion in order for it to work trust should be weighted. And weights should be update-able based on results you want or don't want to see.

Also, if we would get this decentralized web of trust with weights it's like the Internet reinvented. Thanks to small world effect you have access to reviews you can actually trust, your personal trust to ebay seller, potential business partner or any politician...

When I say that is the only way, it is like a fact to me. I've spend a long time thinking about it and I'd be delighted to be proven wrong.
Yeah, deepfakes are a red herring. Manipulating photos is easier and cheaper with photoshop, but most photos dont even need to be manipulated to become a meme. Just capture and caption the photo.
Right, but what you're describing as running a pre-systemd "service" is really just "run a shell script that sources some environment files and then double forks".

Running a systemd service means talking to the /org/freedesktop/systemd1 object on the system bus typically listening on /run/dbus/system_bus_socket and asking it to start your service. This is all that systemctl really does.

mkdir ./rootfs
curl -O https://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/minimal/releases/bionic/release/ubuntu-18.04-minimal-cloudimg-amd64-root.tar.xz | tar -xJPC ./rootfs
mount -o bind /proc ./rootfs/proc
mount -o bind /sys ./rootfs/sys
mkdir ./rootfs/run/dbus
mkdir ./rootfs/run/systemd
mount -o bind /run/dbus ./rootfs/dbus
mount -o bind /run/systemd ./rootfs/systemd
chroot ./rootfs bash
# See that it works just by sending dbus messages.
dbus-send --system --print-reply --type=method_call --dest=org.freedesktop.systemd1 /org/freedesktop/systemd1 org.freedesktop.systemd1.Manager.ListUnits
# Now do the same with systemctl.
export SYSTEMD_IGNORE_CHROOT=true
systemctl list-units

THIS IS ALMOST CERTAINLY NOT WHAT YOU WANT. You're just talking to the host systemd. You won't see any of the services in your chroot since how could systemd know about them? Your chrooted root is also now just root on the host. Just use systemd-nspawn.

# undo all the bind mount junk.
chroot ./rootfs bash
useradd ubuntu -G sudo
passwd ubuntu
exit
cd ./rootfs
systemd-nspawn -x --private-network --boot
# login
sudo systemctl list-units
Meetings are the last resort, not the first option. meetings take up our time. People need to kill time are the ones who hosts more meetings.
Not 100% compatible but much faster and lightweight:

https://krausest.github.io/js-framework-benchmark/current.ht...
For someone with a web development freelancing background wanting to get into enterprise software, would you recommend going into SAP? Would Salesforce be a better path? Which one is better for a freelancer working from home (if any)?

Feel free to share any other thoughts on the matter
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> It's possible I actually chose that at some point, for some reason decided I was okay with "by phone number", but not "by email". But that doesn't sound like me, I'm wondering if I unchecked the "email address" one at some point when the "phone number" one didn't exist; then they later added the "phone number" one defaulted to on?

I looked at mine, which I'm sure I've never touched before because I never cared about Twitter settings. As with my Facebook account, my Twitter account was mostly just created to get an acceptable name in case someday I actually wanted a serious social media presence.

Both are unchecked. The account was created in early 2008.
> In today's internet this makes so much more sense than everything being run by the same company

I have expressed similar ideas in other discussions here on HN, so I agree with you that this would be a really neat to have an ecosystem like this. But the question is how do you make money? What is your incentive to run a crawler? What is your incentive to run an indexer? People are used to the idea that web search is free, so you search sites cannot charge people money. It also means that they cannot buy indexer services.
At the time I was about 180lbs/6' and just got done cutting. I was lifting in the 12-15 rep range so the load was relatively light-moderate enough to hit those reps without losing form. I am an ectomorph, so my skeletal structure is weak by design, really poor bone density.
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It's space. There isn't really steering; you have to use thrust to modify your vector.
> this is a bit sad (the fact that mobs are still mobs)

Not that people in open source can't be entitled, but the way Elm handles the community is awful and patronizing. Also they make too many breaking changes for me to write code in Elm.
I feel like taking off a year and exploring these.
This is a fantastic read. It makes the process very straightforward - almost like a how-to for snooping the snoopers who use GA.

Well done & great work.
How is the smoothness/precision of the trackpad compared to MBP?