skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I’ve been happily using kitty for ages, but this butthurt “you hurt my feelings, so I am going to do the opposite” is very childish, immature and offputting.
> PII may only be processed if you have explicitly consent for the exact purpose you want to use it for.

Not exactly. Consent is one of six allowed ways to process PII. It’s just that for advertising/tracking use its probably the only one that you can use.
Can you back your claim? Its true that the data is still personal but a lower level of protec to ion is applied. Except for children as i remember. There is need for notification but exceptions if not realistically feasible . Sorry on my phone with child sleeping in my arm.

Here is an article I could quickly come up with in English

https://iapp.org/news/a/publicly-available-data-under-gdpr-m...
Good thing I'm not relying on you for my legal questions. GDPR gives the user control over their own data, and each new use of the data requires specific consent be asked. So using PII on any person, no matter where you found it, requires explicit consent.
He comes off as quite arrogant, I wouldn't count on it.
Dupe https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22678839
Two Things Can Be True at Once
Toyin+Abraham+donates+100+sanitizers+to+fight+coronavirus+in+nigeria
I've been using ubuntu since the first release. I have issues with the switch unity gnome plus the odd kernel issue. Battery performance also at times has been an issue.

I stick to several year old thinkpads for hardware and LTS releases though. Mostly I just want the OS to get out of the way.

Normally it just works though.
Many of the complaints I read about C these days often boil down to a lack of understanding, I think you're right to suggest that the author doesn't know it very well. I also suspect that they haven't taken the time to find and read good C code.
That is not what I said. I only asserted that major and repeat offenders do not get the book thrown at them.
No, people who get the normal flu also get permanent damage, so it's apples and apples.

And this is also another huge suspicious issue, for a killer disease it's not crippling many people as far as I've seen. Just crappy studies of 12 people.
In Romania it's 5.37 EUR for the solo account, or 8.06 EUR for the family pack.

5.37 EUR is the price of 2 Starbucks lattes, 8.06 EUR the price of 3 lattes.

Not insignificant, but given the lack of ads (very important for my kid to not be exposed to brainwashing crap), or option of playing in the background for my phone, it's totally worth it. And I think overall I watch more YouTube than Netflix.
Probably because it was in disparate places and it seemed unlikely that someone would, or even could, aggregate and correlate it all with enough accuracy to not be junk.

There is a difference, or at least there conceptually was, between posting your life story and all of your thoughts on your central LinkedIn profile, versus having two dozen different "blogs" of sorts over the years, Steam accounts, Facebook, MySpace, Flickr, usenet groups that come and go and we think of as ethereal. When you see all of that stuff pulled together it could be deeply unsettling.

Of course that was foolish -- eventually networking, storage, and computation would allow for everything to be ingested, and facial identification would greatly assist in pulling it together -- but it seemed dystopian at the time.
Thalidomide in the U.S., Told Through Documents
No, as long as it is just outgoing ones or only blocking ones. Most people do not have any filtering of outgoing traffic.
Philadelphia Threw a WWI Parade That Gave Thousands of Onlookers the Flu
Same experience here. It can be a nightmare.
gitcoin is one i've seen.
if you want to search for a song:

mpv --ytdl-format=bestaudio 'ytdl://ytsearch1:John Butler Trio Ocean'

As a function:

!#/bin/bash

yt(){
mpv --ytdl-format=bestaudio "ytdl://ytsearch1:$*"
}

Edit: as per comment below, swapped '--no-video' for '--ytdl-format=bestaudio'
Telegram Sex Slave Video Scandal Hits South Korea
Fill in Windows and you get the same shit. I think it is often x86 and shitty drivers all around...

My thinkpads haven't really had issues. Had linux exclusively since 1999.
I wrote the code (thousands of lines of undocumented C) 13 years ago
AFAIK SwiftUI is derived from or inspired by The Elm Architecture.

In any case for me, Elm has been extremely enjoyable, as a web frontend framework and language combo.
The dutch are doing it with hydrogen peroxide in their official recommendations https://www.rivm.nl/en/documenten/reuse-of-ffp2-masks
The passengers also saw themselves fit for travel and had full access to health care which points in the other direction.

However it bothers me that there are no solid numbers at this point that properly controls for age and prior conditions.

It really should be possible now and we shouldn’t be discussing whether this is real or overblown.
The same way they're doing it now.
Blameless postmortems should come with the equal pay ( as in equal dollar amount, equal value of equity, and equal value of other perks) for everyone in the tech organization.

If it does not, then it is a propaganda tool embraced by people who extract more value from the people below them.
So the difference between this an google‘s reverse image search is that google‘s matching algorithm is worse (probably because it doesn‘t include facial recognition)?

Well, public images are public and I don‘t think banning such a service would prevent governments from implementing something like this .. the technological challenges are getting less and less.
Houseparty and 3 other apps to entertain yourself during a coronavirus lockdown
This is amazing! I'm hooked already. I'm going to tell people to use this to learn Rust. Great job guys!
As someone who is currently using Alacritty, and been since it first appeared on HN (years ago?), what specific features are you missing in Alacritty that Kitty has?
That is not a counterpoint, just a downside (which can be offset taking several approaches).

I would like to see a comparison between recent versions of macOS and Windows 10.
Kitty has the best intersection of performance, platform support, and features i have found. It’s not without warts, and doesn’t support windows (yet) but one can dream.
"Presumably CCP generated"??

Are we preparing to blame that on Trump too, now?
It is impossible to calculate this from just the medians. John Ioannidis estimates a range of 0.025% to 0.625% by comparing the age distributions. However, there is so little data that any small systematic error could completely invalidate this.
NIO Changed My Mind on EV Battery Swapping
I don’t even know what the author means. Design is hard stuff.
I agree with your point but I find the dig at programming in PHP devaluating it.
> I want to be funded in a concrete way so I can work on the issues users are willing to pay for.

I like the concept of a utility-based market.
Now imagine if, after this emergency is over, industries retooled like this to decarbonize.
That day is coming April 1st. The unemployment numbers will come out soon. April 1st will be bad, but May 1st will be terrible. There will be millions of Americans unable to pay for basic necessities. The money from the stimulus will go to rent-seeking and basic necessities.

I am very thankful to still be working.
Judging from DE-CIX Frankfurt stats [0], there is still a peak, but normal day time level is now above, what was the peak 2 weeks ago.

[0]: https://www.de-cix.net/en/locations/germany/frankfurt/statis...
Communist China never should have been granted MFN status. That was our mistake. No one in the U.S. feels threatened if Germany, France, England, or any other Western liberal democracy manufactures something. (I make an exception for some goods critical to national security, which we should always have know-how for.) But China is a hostile nation.

When Woodrow Wilson talked about making the world safe for democracy, the flip side of that is that democracy requires safety and security. We liberal democratic nations are capable of playing nice with one another. We will have normal rivalries. But China cannot play nice.

We need to transition away from trade with China, under MFN status.
But how relevant is html 4.01 to HTML5 (which is presumably what ppl are authoring these days)? If I'm not mistaken, even Google amp is considered valid HTML5?
In France at least, the lockdown already stipulates no bike riding. And even if one goes out for a walk or jog, one cannot go more than 1 km from one's home. This situation is expected to last many weeks more. Cabin fever is a real concern.
Looks like the one I've written for Emvi [1]. Does yours support logging to different channels? Like os.Stdout and os.Stderr? Because I couldn't find a large popular one that did support this. logrus for example rejected it, which is ridiculous in my eyes as it's very common to log to these channels. If you deal with Stacktrace logging on Google Cloud for example and use logrus, everything, really everything, went into the "error" level.

[1] https://github.com/emvi/logbuch
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Delivery drivers face pandemic without sick pay, insurance, sanitizer
Patents and service manuals are not designs. They are just symbolic representations to illustrate the principles of operation. For manufacturing you need exact dimensions and tolerances for every part.
Jaguar Land Rover ad strangely puts a Xpeng G3 in it
Well, for many things they aren't providing anything: 32-bit (already yanked) and OpenGL (soon).
Once this pandemic is past, I hope industries will retool the same way in developing decarbonizing technologies.
Half of Reddit’s Funding in 2019 Came from China
Sounds like https://www.bountysource.com/
I like to triangulate my news from several sources. RealClearPolitics is an excellent site, it provides the opposing views on issues from the right and from the left.

Otherwise, you're in danger of just feeding your confirmation bias.
> As a user, I don't want to throw money at a project

To be fair, GitHub Sponsors doesn't even allow you to sponsor a specific project, but only users or organizations.

I think BountySource (https://www.bountysource.com/) was the first player on the "Bounties for GitHub issues" side of things. Long time ago I actually came across a issue with a bounty though, so not sure it's actually working at the moment.

https://gitcoin.co/ is another attempt at aligning the incentives, but it's heavily involved in the cryptocurrency ecosystem and also been spamming projects in order to be setup on their platform, so I've been kind of avoiding it.

I think Open Collective seems to be the best platform for supporting projects with funding, but they don't have any "per issue" funding as far as I know. But it's a open project, someone should propose that feature!
Doesnt Microsoft Teams and other conferencing tools call this feature "screen sharing"?

Also, for development, why dont people ssh into a shared server and multi tmux together? Thats a kind of screen sharing.
The project still exists. It's just unmaintained and needs new leadership. This is something almost every long lived project or company will go through.
How to See the World When You’re Stuck at Home
Damn, what an awesome project! That's a lot of hard work, and now I want to try Zig. One more oh god save me from programming languages.
Food dehydrator.
$300 just buys you a half day of developer time, I suspect the sponsor wants a proper professional job done that works with and is tested with a range of hardware.
--no-video is not relevant to this conversation since it still fetches the video stream.
It's been down for a few weeks for cnn.com (Can't load feb 1st to current day). I wonder if they're getting pressure from somewhere. Check it out for yourself.
The worst hit states are Democrat. Many of the Republican states have lower population density, therefore lower spread.
TXR Lisp
Are you talking about normal paper towel rolls that are about an inch and a half from core to edge, or "super" rolls that are closer to double that size (and feel much denser). These are about the size of the bounty double rolls. I could go through several of the smaller cheaper rolls also.
Businesses of all sizes pivot to battle the pandemic – and to stay afloat
>> Why do we need more designs?

The goal is to design a low-cost, simple, easy-to-use and easy-to-build ventilator that can serve the COVID patients, in an emergency timeframe. It should be easy to build locally, its functionality must be easy to verify, and must meet the design requirements.
Amnesty: Assange bail application highlights Covid-19 risk to many detainees
https://edpb.europa.eu/about-edpb/board/members_en

Europeans can find their national privacy boards here, and file complaints about Clearview through them.
I mean, game developers, not OCaml devs

The point was, they said "do manaual memory management" if you want speed.
It's very well made. Amazing graphics for a VR game.

But the best thing about it is interactivity. It's clearly a leap forward from "Press E to interact".

You can grab and shake things. You can pinch things with your own fingers. You can throw things how you want. The physics engine, and the controllers with finger recognition and vibration feedback make this feel very cool and natural.
This is the best explanation I've read about TCP vs UDP in more than two decades!

I like that it describes them in terms of goals ("If you prioritise X over Y, then use..."), not mechanics like stream-oriented.

I wish more technology choices were presented in terms of the fundamental tradeoffs in high-level goals rather than mechanics of the particular abstraction.
GraphQL Mesh
Store it in your DB for that user.
I've used Gentoo for almost a decade now, and no, that's not true. emerge doesn't just randomly keep source files on disk, and certainly not in a form easy to link to. In fact, Gentoo is worse than Debian for static linking, because not all packages have IUSE=static-libs. If it doesn't, you need to patch that ebuild and potentially many dependencies to support it. On the other hand, on Debian, the standard is for -dev packages to come with both headers and static libraries.
IMHO, 3D navigation in Time Machine is more of a UI gimmick than actually necessary.

I think I would prefer a calendar view at the top, with dates/times that have snapshots highlighted, and a file manager view at the bottom. Kind of like Wayback Machine.

The name “Time Machine”, however, is genius.
The Potential Impact of Shunning Social Distancing
Speeding up Linux disk encryption
Looking at the OP Windows already have a similar solution. Only macOS doesn't have one.
Thanks! Sweet, hadn't heard about it until now. I am also considering implementing logging to json files. This just makes it much easier if another program wants to interpret/read the log.
By now, we've all read the stories of spring breakers flocking to the still very open beaches in Ft. Lauderdale a few weeks into March...we wanted to see the real footprint this kind of social gathering could potentially have on spreading COVID-19 throughout the country. Through a partnership with Xmode Social, we analyzed location data anonymously collected from active devices at a single spring break beach, and mapped where those devices then travelled in the following days. The results are downright alarming and we think the world needs to see what we saw hiding in the data!
Only some of the tech world lives on MAC and basically streamers use PC's.The other way of course is to use a second PC.

What of course should be done is have this as part of the operating system and for audio too - id like to use Ableton live as the audio input into my Hangouts etc.
The definitions for the default styling are in CSS, not in HTML: https://drafts.csswg.org/css2/sample.html
Not OP, but I will say, of those companies, only two or so really focus on this as the market is incredibly saturated. For example, Attack Simulator via Microsoft was recently announced, and their O365 brand is one of the most abused. Most have acquired other organizations to find higher ground.
Yes, just make sure you still have good fit. If you put an air bubble in to keep the form, you will need to cook longer to compensate for insulating effects.
> With companies as shady as this one, they might just set a flag in their database and add your documents data to them.

This is exactly my fear. If they were more legitimate, I wouldn't be worried about sending an ID card. Thinking if it makes sense to fake an ID with my real picture on it so they can give me the data and 'delete' it but with a fake name to make sure I'm at least not feeding the troll.
> only

Depends on the team. If it’s a team of code ninnies that hem and haw over the “correct” way to do something while deadlines are missed, this is bad. Worse even than ugly code.

Balance. There has to be balance.
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Could you elaborate on how Time Machine doesn't work? It's been pretty trouble free for me; other than taking a ridiculously long time for the initial backup with no good indication of progress.
I only have limited experience with Figma (my prev experience is with Sketch,Zeplin and Invision), but as a Developer, I'm finding it very hard to inspect elements and find margins, paddings and distances between elements. Not sure if our design team is doing something wrong.
What you state as self evident fact is in fact something that's to be argued in court. Laws are not sets of mathematical rules, as shown by ubiquitous uses of words like "reasonably".
I lazily set up Duplicity one day (the tool that comes with Ubuntu) and it's been working ever since. Has support for retrieving backups, allows you to recover individual files from the file explorer (at least on Ubuntu, that is) and has a one-click full backup restore.

It comes with a GUI in which you tell it what to backup what to ignore, where to backup to and when to run the backup schedule. It'll also ask for a backup password to secure the backup and will ask you to enter it once in a while to make sure you don't forget it. It also makes full backups instead of partial ones to ensure that delta backups don't become corrupt.

It's mostly a python wrapper around rsync but it does all the annoying stuff for you.
> 5.37 EUR is the price of 2 Starbucks lattes, 8.06 EUR the price of 3 lattes.

Yeah, and that's why there are like three Starbucks in my whole EU country. A latte in any coffeeshop here costs 1.2€, because they're adjusted to local salaries.
Jane Street and the OCaml Compiler (2018) [video]
kazinator provided examples in two recent k threads:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22631649

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22666539
Great project! Currently no. Currently the logger really only writes to files unless you activate the 'verbose' mode, in which case the output is written to both the log file and stdout. Supporting other channels should be easy to implement. Contributions are welcome of course :)
I have the same problem and my colleages share these worries as well. Any tips for open-source alternatives? We tried a couple of WebRTC things with screen sharing but the image quality is bad (which is expected when using a lossy codec meant for photos/movies to compress screen with tiny details like fonts etc.). Now we're using VNC tunneled through SSH but the setup is a little difficult.

I'd love to try something better but running a closed-source app with complete access to my screen, mouse and keyboard connected to the Internet is really not an option. And it's really difficult for me to understand how so many people have no problem trusting it. What am I missing?
And not kill patients
Prince Charles test positive for Coronavirus
I would also appreciate if you manage to be even more specific once more "coherency" is possible. I'm also interested what you specifically can say more about "The second option is to ensure it's loader-independent, otherwise you get problems when compiling and running across musl/glibc platforms"
I used to contribute to Google's 3D Warehouse (which was acquired by Trimble/Sketchup) to add few 3D buildings around Delhi in Google Earth. Teenager me was quite heartbroken when google switched to the auto generated 3D models, but clearly, as you said, manual modeling wasn't feasible at world scale.

I was most proud of a railway bridge in the Himalayas that ended up in Google Earth for a while. https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/8f5b83eb14588a6dd3816...
An Austrian ski resort is not the state, and does not have unlimited powers of censorship and arrest like China's one-party government.
If they used something this size they might resize quickly that N95 isn't suitable, even new ones. Especially for anyone in a high viral load environment.
Who Would Have Thought an iPad Cursor Could Be So Much Fun?
> I think the benchmark should be distribution. For instance, you mention "JavaScript and Python obviously don't have any problem", but say you want to create a distributable program for the 3 major operating systems, based in one of those languages, and you can't assume the user will have an installed interpreter. I don't think you will find any _standard_ solutions.

Well, there are web browsers and servers. They distribute javascript programs and run them.
But do they ship, while the competitors are fretting over variable names?
Key Metrics for Every Team in a Product-Led Company
If Zapier and Repl.it had a baby: Titanoboa
To test this, I signed up and pretended to contribute to a random project. "Where's the place to enter my credit card info to fund a grant??" 99% of users would leave at that point.

Yes, I'm aware this is based on a cryptocurrency system. But I would never want to force my users to navigate that mess in order to simply give me a few bucks. I'm just joking around above, but I don't think Gitcoin gets close to solving the problem.
The OP also wants a similar one for the sound/mic, not only for the video. Also he wants a working solution for non-tech people.
It only looks exponential at the beginning: https://voxeu.org/article/it-s-not-exponential-economist-s-v...
your dev team cant implement it anyway
This article has nothing to do with increasing longevity. It's about creating products and services targeted at people over 50.
I saw an interesting talk by Alistair Cockburn (one of the Agile Manifesto guys), where he said he never once saw a succesful "agile transformation". Just too much resistance to change to have any chance to succeed.

What did succeed, is to create what he called a "new building", meaning a new subcompany (sometimes literally in a new building) with a different (agile) culture, and only letting in people that are interested in making it work. Slowly let the old company die, the new one grow. It takes years and years.