skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
People have written about it from that standpoint, sure. Summary: The Democratic Party in the days of Bill Clinton started building bridges to the rich classes, and betraying the working classes, and it snowballed from there. Now millions of people are repaying that fickleness and can be seduced to either side at will without so much as a platform, because they've learned platforms as presented aren't to be trusted anyway; and there's nothing to counteract any of that cynicism, no tangible concrete argument to be made, nothing in reality you can point to, that either party actually did for them. So all you have are ideas floating around with no basis in reality; pick one.
Looking pretty is hardly that expensive.
It's not just you. The original minesweeper generates mines after your first click so it can ensure you will not lose on the first click. This version seems to instead make sure a mine is always under your cursor after the first click. I love it.
Some caution required, you can damage your engine by running too lean, for example. Might be good to just start with displaying metrics...
You only need an account if you're using ZeroTier's hosted network controller service. You can run your own controller as well. The code to do so is in every instance of ZeroTier. https://github.com/zerotier/ZeroTierOne/tree/master/controll...
Here in New Zealand we are at 3 confirmed cases, one of which was an individual who recently return from Iran. There is a case that there are more yet undetected cases, but I suspect we are currently talking about dozens of people rather than "widespread" outbreak.

Most of the initial testing was sent to Australia and I'm not sure what capability NZ medical labs have yet and I doubt they are sequencing much. There is a chance that the Iranian was sequenced, with media referred to a "deeper" testing protocol after initial tests where negative.
I’m trying my best to switch to Firefox. On paper it has everything I want: nice treestyle tab plugins, less risks to have adblocker disabled.

In practice it’s buggy, slow browser. I have much less extensions than chrome, and it still regularly crashes tabs and occasionally entire browser
1. What are your plans for monetization. I hate start using and getting used to something and then monetization or tracking spoils things.

2. Is the app a native Macos App or some react-native/electron wrapper?
Interesting. I've been using Firefox exclusively for a few years, mostly on Linux, and haven't actually noticed it being inferior to the Windows version. What am I missing?
Broadcast/multicast propagation.
No, because philosophy deals with any question, like "what is mathematics?", or "is there an objective standard for beauty?" which is completely outside the scope of physics. Physics is necessarily more limited as it's bound by the scientific process.

In fact, the soundness of the scientific method itself is a philosophical argument, as it cannot be scientifically demonstrable without assuming the conclusion.
FWIW the go runtime ignores sigpipe on sockets, but not stdout.
"Scientists" is not single community of converging opinions. "Scientists" do not even agree on how serious the climate change is. Prefixing these kind of titles with "Some" (as in "Some Scientists...") may seem redundant but it actually gives an entirely different message which I believe is almost always important to be explicit about.
Agreed. In fact, the engine bay wiring harness can probably be kept mostly or completely intact. If the stock sensors are being reused, there's no need to mess with the wiring harness at the sensor end. If the position of components in the engine bay is not significantly changing, then the routing of the wiring harness doesn't need to change either. At most, you're going to have to figure out how to connect the harness to this new computer, which can possibly be done without having to modify the stock ECU connector. I have seen adapter harnesses before.
The issue was identified hours ago and not yet resolved.

"Identified - The issue has been identified and a fix is being implemented."

https://status.robinhood.com/
> Have you seen how much memory and CPU time Signal uses on the Desktop? Or Slack?

Aren't those using Electron?
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I'm optimistic. Already supported by Chrome, Safari, Firefox & Edge on both mobile and desktop including support for both Apple & Google Pay where possible.
It's probably not meant for us, but instead the third world phones where they've gotten to the point that it might not even install on a large part of their user base.

Like I've heard from peace corps folk about how a large part of the third world thinks of messenger as "the internet", which is absolutely terrifying.
Yeah insurance decided not to cover it for some reason even though my doctor ordered the test. The rest of the panel was a few bucks after insurance.
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If it’s replacing an ipsec mesh that’s pretty hard to believe. And if that was the issue and commercial support couldn’t even identify that as the cause, ZeroTier has bigger issues.
Users of public facing systems do not have alternatives. It is quite different for privately held SaaSes.
Recycling Aluminum cans is actually much easier and better for the environment. If I recall correctly, it takes about 5% of the energy to make aluminum from recycled sources vs. from ore.

The fact that you can take cans into a recycler and get paid for them is a _really_ good indicator that recycling aluminum works.
An unpopular opinion, but if you don’t like non removable batteries, don’t buy devices utilizing them. That’s how you hurt them. There’s nothing anti competitive about non removable batteries.

Also: iPhone, iPod, and iPad batteries are replaceable; just not easily. There’s literally a connector that seperates the battery from the logic board. If they wanted to prevent you from replacing it, they’d solder them together.
Maybe group-based, and some apps only get the selected.
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A saner design would have been to split that API up, e.g. “killgrp” to kill groups of processes by whatever identifier (current process group, foreign process group, all processes, etc.). This way, your intent is encoded in the function you call, which is much harder to screw up.
Why would you need COBRA? You can go to healthcare.gov and buy health insurance that is probably as good or better than what most employers offer. And you wouldn’t have to pay for months you didn’t need healthcare.
Hey Matt. I appreciate images in articles, but GIFs are very distracting while trying to read. May I suggest static images next time?
While true—the USA does indeed need election media reforms—these seem like a minute problems next to other issues that the US election system has, including voter suppression/exclusion, non-participation, gerrymandering, as well as all the problems that follows first past the post, single preferential voting with nth degree representation.

If we only fixed the media coverage of the election while still not allowing Puerto Ricans to vote in the Primaries, and still allow super governmental agencies (like the DNC) to conspire with candidates, I don’t think a lot would change.
This is why I abandoned using it, knowing the average quality of an online article I couldn't trust that the configuration was secure and there were no official very secure templates.
This sounds more like a Cleveland problem than anything.

See also: the hastily made Cleveland tourism video (parody): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysmLA5TqbIY
If I recall correctly, its like 5% of the energy to use aluminum scrap vs. ore.
> providing a team of engineers

Who were manipulating search results in his favor. And will again.
It is interesting that rust goes for a demographic of people coming from scripting languages or functional languages, but it seems like its niche might be much more suited to the lowest level of larger programs or embedded work where people are using straight C.

Yes. Originally Rust seemed to be the answer to the three big questions in C:
"How big is it", "Who owns it", and "Who locks it". Those are the cause of most of the vulnerabilities you see in CERT advisories. Rust finally had a working, efficient solution to all those problems. A huge breakthrough.

Then the type-theory people, the "metaprogramming" people, and the functional people got in there and mucked up a perfectly good imperative language.
They turned writing code into either puzzle-solving or copying forms you don't really understand.

That already happened to C++. The "metaprogramming" people complicated templates to the point that "you are not supposed to understand this" is now normal for some standard templates. Now the C++ crowd is trying to emulate Rust features like move semantics without a borrow checker, which doesn't really work.

Go was a reaction to that. Go is a mediocre language, but it's good enough for most web back-end stuff, which is why Google developed it.
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Seattle-area officials report new coronavirus deaths, bringing US total to 6
I can't decide if seeing the pendulum swing that drastically would be hilarious to see, or not.
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Honestly its things like this which remind me of the "telemarketer singularity."

https://ieet.org/index.php/IEET2/more/rinesi20150806

"The future isn’t a robot boot stamping on a human face forever. It’s a world where everything you see has a little telemarketer inside them, one that knows everything about you and never, ever, stops selling things to you."

Template conversations intended to convince the mark they are heard and understood. Scripts designed to simulate a real human interaction and conversation.

Sure this is int he context of "support" rather than "telemarketing" but the feel is the same. Substitute real human interaction with scripted simulated interaction, designed and optimized to evoke the desired emotional reaction to the target.
I'm afraid I don't have any handy links, but I've definitely read that kids with a few treasured toys play creatively with them, while children with a lot of toys move restlessly between them.
Azure Solutions Architects: You want to move your SQL Server 2003 database running on Windows 2000 on Azure? Ok we can do that and come up with a project plan to modernize your stack and extend your support.

GCP SA: We are “smart people” (tm) you should move your entire workload to $cool_technology before we migrate and do things the modern way.
> We also embraced platform-dependent UI and associated tooling

It would seem that way.
So your gripe isn’t really with the attorney fees, but the low payout
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Jack Welch, head of GE Plastics that polluted Pittsfield MA and the Connecticut River, acceeded to the throne of once-solid General Electric. Through his gentle ministrations he turned the company into a graveyard, driving Schenectady, NY from a middle class heaven into a rust-encrusted hellhole. Jack's financial acumen provided for monotonically increasing stock prices through his tenure. He did this through financial manipulation that would have landed lesser mortals in jail for securities fraud. Upon the sale of the General Electric Reinsurance (GE Re) to Swiss Re, Jack's fraud was uncovered to the tune of $19.2BB. This, however, didn't affect St. Jack, who had moved on and left Jeff Immelt to hold the bag. In the financial crisis of 2008, GE Capital's "investments" into derivatives imploded and GE was within one day of failing to meet payroll and default on many obligations. Jack's good friend, Warren Buffet, however, came along with $5BB in cash and saved the company for a slight premium.

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He is survived by countless GE customers who cheer the ongoing demise of the company, by arrogant former employees and managers who remain unemployed due to their catchphrase "this is how we did it at GE", and by many retirees doomed to eat catfood since their no-decision investment in GE stock has left them in penury.
Full email that just went out to perhaps all accounts. I have never done a trade, but I do have one stock in my portfolio. The free share I received at sign up.

"This morning, starting at 9:33 AM ET, we started experiencing downtime across our platform. These issues are affecting functionality on Robinhood, including your ability to trade.

All of us at Robinhood are working as hard as we can to resume service, and we’ll update you as soon as the issue is resolved. We understand the impact this is having and we apologize for any trouble this has caused.

Please check our status page at status.robinhood.com. Thank you for being a Robinhood customer."

Just for a time reference, the issue started at 9:33AM ET - and I received that email around 2:45PM ET - so basically the entire trading day.
You gotta speak in the language that corporations understand. Lawsuits and regulations...
Here's how you know this is a (rather crude) propaganda piece: try to find any mention of any democrats in it.
I feel desperately sorry for Americans when it comes to health care.
If it has only killed two (either one or both patients at a nursing home) after spreading undetected for 6 weeks, then there is reason to hope it is a less fatal variant.
Old joke:

Every program can be (memory)optimized by at least one byte and has at least one bug in it.

It therefore follows that every program can be reduced to a single byte that doesn't work.
I ended up finding youtube even more addicting than regular TV or netflix. This shouldn't be surprising, but I had to take steps to mitigate my Youtube intake all the same.
I totally agree with you that scalability is an huge point and that we need to tackle it. Two things:

1. We won't build all the integrations ourselves. There are just too many individual things. We'll provide an API that developers can use to cover their custom workflows.
2. Raycast doesn't replace your other tools. It makes the common interactions with them simple and fast. We believe that it shouldn't take plenty of clicks to create issues in Jira or update any statuses and that there is an huge opportunity to streamline this tasks. Think about it as a companion app for your web apps.

And to your last point: Yes, we got funded by YC.
US death rate so far:

6/96= 6.25%

Iran death rate so far:

66/1501= 4.44%

Is the US undercounting to a greater extent than Iran?!
Right, but if Messenger is not using Electron why is this related?
Wow Fidel Castro didn't even get this bad of a response:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13041886

I guess as long as you're a Republican you're free game, even in death.
> does the YC20 in the title means that someone has funded this idea?

It just means they are part of the Winter 2020 batch (the most recent one).

You are right about the interface getting really complicated if every feature is to be implemented. But, assuming the 80/20 rule is in effect - Most of the time we would only be using a few features. As long as they identify those features and only implement them well, this tool will have great value.

Anyone who has to use Jira on a daily basis will definitely want to try this out!
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On the contrary, I worked with CAF and I found it one of the simpler frameworks that provide the actor model (simpler to use, that is). Later I learned about Erlang and I noticed a lot of similarities between CAF and message passing in Erlang.
Look at this https://github.com/actor-framework/actor-framework/blob/mast..., for example. There are multiple implementations of the same thing (calculator). But each implementation is simple enough to grasp without any prior knowledge of the framework.
"Conservatives" are not a single monolithic block of people, and labeling them as such doesn't help in any way.

Both sides regularly use "States' Rights" if and when convenient. When your side has a majority in Congress, go for a national bill; when your side has a majority in a state, go for a state bill. So it's easy to point to hypocrisy, but I tired long ago of "hypocrisy" as an argument. It's not convincing anyone, it's just a way to score points.

But States' Rights are a legitimate principle, too. The EU member states have rights (including the right to leave, apparently). I think retaining some autonomy is a good hedge against the risk of bad things happening at a higher level of government.
I may not agree completely with Netflix' philosophy but I love that it has "tests", like "would you fight for a person to stay? if not, let her go" https://jobs.netflix.com/culture
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How sure are you that those performing these analyses are operating without bias? Also everything I've seen in this style begins with an explicitly right wing group and then looks for connections - but performing the analysis in such a style is unlikely to uncover left leaning efforts because the graph is probably nearly or totally disjoint.

It's very easy to conclusively show only one side of the story if no one reputable is looking into the other.
pi-hole can address that be either adding its own DoH proxy, or by null routing / firewalling the most commonly known DoH DNS endpoints and having a local DNS record to NXDOMAIN use-application-dns.net while browsers respect it (to disable DoH). Adding Unbound DNS example below.

local-zone: "use-application-dns.net" always_nxdomain

This assumes that pi-hole is your router and not just a resolver. This could be done in OpenWRT as well. I just use a generic Linux router at home.
> None of his successors could manage the company so what he built is slowly being dismantled.

Or GE Financial was hiding a ton of bad debts while he was in charge.
how does one manage to make a chat app bloated in 2020?
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Now they just need a VPN that works over port 80 and life is easy.
I wish Android/iOS would let the user decide individually on every single file/contact/etc access, at least in an optional setting.

Would be interesting to see how many seemingly harmless apps start to break, I would expect similar results to surfing the web with a JS blocker.
To be fair, it seems to me that most car guys are not necessarily literate in electronics. And for them, there's various aftermarket options that are a bit more plug-and-play than this. And that is fine, IMO. But for nerds like me whom are inveterate tinkerers, and familiar with both engines and electronics, there's projects like this.