skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't know anything about economics. My thoughts keep gravitating towards the US and Canada employing people to invest in infrastructure upgrades. It's a way to address a serious concern in both countries (especially the US), put cash into the hands of citizens, thus the economy, and give a lot of people a bit of hope.

You wouldn't need to create tens of millions of jobs directly in infrastructure, just enough that the money would move around and make related business possible.

Maybe this is a really stupid idea, I don't know.
idk. It might be less about republican policy and more about republican ideals (less government action) that gets this overturned. I would at the very least expect Roberts to maybe jump the aisle.
Sadly it's too late for me to edit or delete my post. Thank you for clarifying.
Wow, I just did this and it's crazy how much better it sounds. It's a little complex to set up, but this guide makes it super simple: https://antlionaudio.com/blogs/news/removing-background-nois...
What do you mean? The link is a post to a warning about it shutting down. That’s not silent.
Seems like it was too similar to the nextdoor business model to succeed, which is a shame because nextdoor is just a green version of FB that lacks a lot of the features
The third party doctrine applies to voluntary disclosure, whereas this law compels it.
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This article is an April fools' joke. BBC has not responded to DCMS' recent consultation.
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That only works if the microwave oven in question stays within a very narrow band. Some of them don't.
Total cost of your extreme scenario- 2T usd.

Tot cost of a more reasonable scenario- a single employee, total cost 500K per year. For 10 years this would be 5M. Which is indeed less than 1/ten thousand cash on hand.
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Ironic timing. Keep your distance from those neighbors!
Thanks! You are exactly right, it is hard to start, but hard to abandon when you are in.
... and they refuse to carry support for a dead-ish product just to prove they can be trusted.
> I would not be surprised if fatalities overall remain flat

What would be enough evidence in a month or two that you would agree that this was fantastically overblown? I fear that even after this is over, the numbers will be be same same but still misrepresented by everyone to say that it was all necessary.
I guess many - Sega was uuuuuuge in Brazil. It was almost like a PC.
I rented an XBAND from Blockbuster video in 1995 and it was one of my first “online” experiences outside of using USENET in elementary school. We got a new family computer (a Pentium 90!) with a 14.4 modem and Windows 95 about 6 months later — and that’s what started me on the life I know now. But the XBAND and the article in Nintendo Power about it were an early party of my lifelong love affair with the web.
Re plugging scala-tags. Type checked html where you can close and hence match brackets.
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The unencrypted message includes a validation hash, which you can verify with a public key.
Helicopter money. The fed has fired up the money printer and will shovel cash out the door to any company that can take it and retain/hire people (though I suspect a substantial chunk of that will be raked by business owners and financial middlemen).

The reason that helicopter money won't lead to hyper-inflation is because the entire rest of the world is just as fucked as we are, so the dollar will remain the safest currency no matter how much the money supply is increased.
I thought it was pretty popular in New Zealand. But the NZ company seems unrelated to Google.

https://www.neighbourly.co.nz/about-us
The app never exited Beta. I would think Google realized there is no $ in being second social network in its category (after nextdoor) at Google Scale.
I do think it make sense for Google to shutdown the app. Spinning it off as a startup, I doubt it is a viable option considering how tied they would be with other Google internal resources.
Im with most of the tenets of the post, however its worth noting the US Government and its member states tend to generally ignore the fourth amendment unless you've got the cash to file a lawsuit.

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2020/02/removing-a-gps-t...

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/michael-bloombergs-stop-a...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Border_search_exception

https://reason.com/2019/09/10/the-supreme-courts-next-big-fo...

and lets not forget, the star of the 21st century...

https://www.aclu.org/blog/national-security/privacy-and-surv...
Haha, RGB. 'The Notorious RGB' sounds like something people in the printing industry say.
UBI is social security 2.0.

Change my mind.
Genuinely curious, are you living in the US? (You seem to be located in SF Bay area) Living paycheck to paycheck isn't something I hear about much. (in regards to people working in tech within the US)

It might not help now but I would highly advise you learn how to budget better and grow a sizable emergency fund.

I genuinely have a hard time believing someone is living paycheck to paycheck (even in the bay area with two kids - where housing is extremely expensive) on a senior software engineer salary at a startup. ($180k/yr) I know people who manage it. It's not a comfortable life but it's stable and they can still save. I mean, they have to. They're not gonna be able to buy their options when they quit if they didn't save.
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Amazon is great.

Thanks.
So, pretty much the opposite of all those people currently using it instead of going together to McDonald's or university?

On a more serious note, you would need to trust not one ISP if the video wasn't encrypted, but all the ISPs in the room simultaneously, and that is probably something even less trustworthy than Facebook.
That is incorrect. If a electromagnetic wave can penetrate stuff is not a linear function. E.g. visible light can not penetrate through a body but higher frequency such as x-rays can, however in the microwave spectrum it's different. Somebody said that short waves are really low frequency and can therefore go around the world, however they can really only do that because they cannot penetrate the ionosphere and are reflected back. In certain parts of the EM spectrum you can make certain assumption.
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Replugging bepis, another way to write 'flat' HTML using operators with a slightly different operator set: https://github.com/dosyago/bepis

For me I just wanted to stop writing all the extra syntax (like `< > =` and closing tags) and use symbols my fingers were already reaching for. Just about conciseness, efficiency and enjoyment.

I really like the operator choice in this project!
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Allowing the Office of the Attorney General wide discretion to regulate speech seems like it wouldn’t square up with “smaller government” ideals favored by a Republican Supreme Court, especially when the AG could be a Democrat in less than a year.
Let's say a service builds a system with end-to-end encryption, such that the service provider itself is unable to decrypt and read any messages sent using the service.

How would the third party doctrine apply to that scenario? I haven't voluntarily given any decrypted information to the service provider. Instead, I specifically avoided voluntarily giving them that information.

So, at least in the context that the EARN IT act may threaten end-to-end encryption (or may attach significant civil liability to adopting end-to-end encryption) I'm not sure I understand how the third party doctrine applies. Can you expand on that?
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You're absolutely right about some of the foam glass materials. Not everything is solid closed cell blocks though...
I really really wish Apple would build a replacement for zoom, that is available on as many devices as zoom is.

This is a matter of national issue. This rush to remote is not something that will go away completely.

I think many security minded people are not comfortable with zoom, but have to use it.

Please Apple, build something that can replace zoom.
Even if you can't afford to buy those, I'm sure you could talk to your manager/company and ask to borrow the ones you use in the office till you are able to go back to work. In a situation like this, I think they'll understand.
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https://jitsi.org/

I have used this successfully.
Did that new resolver finally happen?

The pip SAT-based solver was supposed to land in 2017 or 2018 after a GSoC, and nothing came of it. Is it finally going to use a different heuristic than "#yolo" for picking which version of dependencies to install?
I think he is - jokingly- saying that now we don’t even get to see the product before it fails.
Green New Deal has a Plan. Clearly the Gov. has the spare cash. Great opportunity to get serious about Climate, which if unattended-to will make Covid look like a walk in the park. Who knows, maybe we could catch up with India in renewable energy in a year or three.
... But if they're violating the rules in some other way why wouldn't they also encrypt?
Bahah that was fun. Also someone should totally make a brainfuck html generator.

All tags could be in alphabetical order and you cycle through them in brainfuck. Pop in class names and id's and you're onto a winner!
I think author haven't seen Slim or Pug templating languages
Although Orban already had aspirations of being a long term dictator after Xi and Putin, it hits really close to home when a country inside the EU decides to do that. Apparently the world is becoming some kind of Absurdistan.
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NVidia, it has decided to go with Ada/SPARK instead of Frama-C or Rust (the othe candidates) as official language for security critical firmware.

GenodeOS project, started to rewrite security critical modules from C++ into Ada/SPARK.
pyproject.toml and setup.cfg can in some cases make a setup.py unnecessary.

That does not mean you should not use it anymore if you have a good reason to use it. The ones you listed are examples.

How ever, as explained in the article, you should still add the pyproject.toml
The scariest thing to me about this pandemic is not leaders and governments doing this. In some ways it's to be expected.

What terrifies me, is how eager I was at the start of this pandemic for the government to lock me and my fellow citizens in their homes. We have drones policing in Wales now, shouting "stay inside to save lives". And April fools jokes have been forbidden.

Not even George Orwell ever imagined such a perfect scenario. Fear is really powerful, specially against such a strange enemy, one we can't see.
It seems like it so far, but the impacts might just be delayed. I hope that's not the case, I don't want anyone to lose their livelihood.
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I've used Jitsi Meet with ordinary (that is, non-IT) people without trouble.I've also recommended it to elementary school teachers, who have been happy with it. It works with desktop browser, on mobile it offers a minimal app installation. Self-hosting is quite easy with their apt repo.
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Your comment doesn't really make sense. They graduated from "Project Fi" to "Google Fi" just a year ago; why would they go all out and bring it into Google branding if it was on death watch?

Neighborly, just like 99% of the stuff on Killed By Google, was free product that never left beta. It amazes me that people on HN still confuse paid products like Stadia and Fi with huge infrastructure and userbase with these small experimental Android apps...
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Would using die scans start to run into copyright issues?
Fi has other compelling features. The biggest win for me is that it works worldwide for the same $10/gig I pay at home. I went to Cayman and Honduras last year, and it just worked; normally, I have to go buy a local SIM and prepay a few hundred dollars, but with Fi my total monthly bills were still only about $40.
The GP hasn't mentioned US, but even then, if they have recently immigrated they might have spent most of their savings.
Those of us with certain implants can't have MRI without either our chests being torn apart or burned by red-hot metal from the inside. X-Rays are much safer in my case.
How do you revoke access if the certificate has no expiry?
Also, none of these companies would even be able to sell old games if it weren't for amazing developers writing the emulators (and people playing pirated games on them). All these games would be lost forever.
Couldnt you use hardware h264 encoder to do it for you for free in neat 8x8 blocks?
Outside Java it is my favourite JVM language, but I think it used to be more popular, I know a couple of business that started with Clojure in 2014 and I am not sure if they would still go with it nowadays.
No one is winning.
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Would it be possible to create a big "mute all audio" button with an OBS plugin?
The rationale for Gabbard supporting - not endorsing - Biden was in part to short circuit the insane msm Russia/Assad/Modi smears and the 3rd party predictions. As the only lifelong Democrat in the field, Gabbard had legally agreed to support the DNC candidate, who is clearly Biden based on Sander's lamentable performance. Not the outcome I wanted but given that the media hid Gabbard this tees her up for another shot in 2024 when Trump leaves office.
What does any part of this product have to do with discriminating against gay people? This is clearly aimed at parents trying to allow their young children safe access to the internet by blocking adult content. I'm not fan of content blocking in general but you have to concede that parental controls are a very normal in technology and exist for a reason. I find it absurd that some of the comments on this thread are implying that the act of blocking say a 2 year old from stumbling upon pornographic content is abuse.
This is worse than how it’s done on most modern languages.
On a 2x2 160Mhz capable devices you are looking at 2.4Gbps, that in real world should be closer to 1.6Gbps.

So not really many gigabits, but good enough for most of us.
TCP is self correcting. So in the end the receiver gets the whole data, correctly. But it happens with a delay.

For audio you need real-time synchronous data feed, and cannot wait for the error correction round trip to happen.
"Presence" in terms of 1:1s should be about listening to, understanding, and empathizing with the person opposite you.

"presence" before remote working was about actively being in the room - if you've ever had a manager who checks their email in your 1:1 you've experienced someone not being "present".

Video quality in a remote 1:1 is the foundation of that presence eg how the other perseon can see that you're understanding and empathising.
I normally hate node based programming because I'm basically relearning programming but with nodes and the systems are a lot of times opaque so I can't read it at a glance to see what it does, but with this custom node stuff I could get behind that.

I'm actually a bit excited to try this out.
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Well, people are so lucky to have such a leader leading in these times. I say do away with elections too, why take chances? /s

Power is aphrodisiac and a lot of these "emergency" powers will stay, one way or another. Hard term limits, of 8 years, should be mandatory for everyone. Will not solve everything, but better than nothing.

In a lot of countries they rule be decree anyway. The leader control everything, the party, the parliament and eventually courts. So while the parliament passed it, actually one person and his close circle decided it.

They get everyone on their side with Plata o plomo...a share of corruption money or you have the entire state on your back.
Node does it better as well. So does java with maven which has been the dominant way to do it in java for over a decade.
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A lot of ruby is based on C extensions too.
Write code for humans. Design data for machines
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AACS_encryption_key_controvers...

I wish people would point that out more often when there's discussion around backdooring systems to allow for government surveillance. With how quickly keys got out for HDDVD and Blu-ray, there's no reason to thing something similar wouldn't happen with a government backdoor, and that's if it's not for sale on the dark web before it goes public.
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