skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It’s prudent to have some limit, to protect against long password DoS attacks (https://www.acunetix.com/vulnerabilities/web/long-password-d...). 63 is such a limit and long enough to allow users to pick secure passwords.
So will Zoom, on a corporate account.
This. Been trying different tools to arrange my data until found devonthink one day.
“Your margin is my opportunity.”

-Jeff Bezos
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What's the relevance of the tiger's age? Is that young or old for a tiger?
I was going to say "The Wikipedia page uses the data from Wikidata", as I thought I had seen that in the past. Turns out that it's not the case, and after picking a few samples, it looks like Wikidata is barely put in use in Wikipedia (aside from the inter-wiki links).
I thought this was interesting from the OP:

> To put it simply, we do not know how many lives ventilators could or will save. It seems that at least two-thirds of attempts to stave off death with their use will fail in the short term. Of the remaining third, we do not know how many will be successful in the medium or long term. This doesn’t quite seem like a convincing rationale to shut down the economy, redirect previous manufacturing output towards ventilators and suspend civil liberties to give us more time for the attempt.
> anthy

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

> corosync

Not useful for Corona!

> figlet

Surprisingly - not a portmanteau of figure + piglet!
Thank you! In fact I have been using type-graphql for this project.

I'll make a note to check out Nexus. Some other contenders to go into my tech stack were Hasura, Prisma and Postgraphile, but I wanted something a little bit closer to the vanilla GraphQL experience...
Just like with SARS: https://www.nature.com/articles/425915a

We really did get the name wrong: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1245791851342229504.html
Piratebay is blocked in a few countries (like the Netherlands[0]). So proxies (with their own ads of course) are good business.

[0] https://blog.iusmentis.com/2017/06/19/eu-hof-verklaart-the-p...
In my personal experience, Wikidata is often worse at detecting vandalism than Wikipedia. Wikipedia has more editors and so vandalism on Wikipedia tends to be noticed sooner. Wikidata gets less attention so vandalism can endure for much longer.

With the increasing trend to pull data from Wikidata into Wikipedia, this is I think becoming less of an issue – even if nobody is watching the Wikidata item, if some vandalised property is exposed in a Wikipedia infobox, that increases the odds that someone will notice the vandalism. However, there are always going to be more obscure items which lack Wikipedia articles, and more obscure properties which don't get displayed in any infobox, and for them the risk of vandalism is greater. (Plus, it is possible for a Wikipedia article to override the data in Wikidata with its own values; this is done for the English Wikipedia Sci-Hub article, for example – Wikidata is including all the historical web addresses, Wikipedia only wants to display the current ones – I don't think it is technically possible yet to filter out just the current ones, so instead Wikipedia is manually overriding the addresses from Wikidata.)
You are wrong, collections are mutable and hence different from functions. Index operators are expected to return l-values while functions are not, that difference is extremely important so is worth the compiler overhead in order to make code easier for users to read.
BGP didn't start major inroads into the internet until the mid 90s.

RIP can't cope with the scale of the internet today, but to say BGP is essential to interconnecting networks is not right
jitsi meet. School districts could also selfhost easily.
Pretty sure they're not going to start wasting test kits on cats, but ok.
Making one vial of perfume is art. Making millions needs some complicated chemical and logistic apparatus behind it.

And art does make technology evolve. History of art is constrained by the techniques and products available at the time. Painters have always chased elusive colors and chemists have strived to give them what they wanted for cheap prices.

The convenience of going to a modern paint shop and getting pretty much any color you want is a modern luxury.
These platforms are quickly taken over by nudity. I just tried chat roulette, 3 out of 6 videos were dicks, that gets boring very fast.
I greatly recommend Lockhart's Lament (https://www.maa.org/external_archive/devlin/LockhartsLament....) which says exactly the opposite.

I didn't personally undergo "two-column proof" education, and learned what the phrase means from Lockhart's Lament itself, but it sounds miserable; I say this as an MMath who specialised in set theory and logic, and who has been side-project formalising maths in Agda for the last two years.
Then, fortran or numpy programmers who can only conceive a single type of data (the multi-dimensional array of floats), are not doing science? I disagree.
A lot of Wikipedia templates now pull data from Wikidata – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Templates_using_data_...

In the case of the Sci-Hub article, it actually would pull the website address from Wikidata, except that the article has been configured to override the Wikidata website address data with its own. Heaps of articles do this – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Official_website_diff... – but I understand the aim is to try to reduce the number of those cases over time.
Develop a checklist of stuff to try:

1. Does the diaper need changing?
2. Does the baby want a diaper?
3. Does the baby want to be held?
4. Maybe some clothing is uncomfortable for it?
5. Does the baby need to be burped?
6.
etc.

Walk through the list until something works or until the baby + you pass out. If you spend 2-5 minutes on each item it'll take maybe 20-30 minutes to go through it.
If it doesn't work the first time (and you haven't thought of / noticed anything else while going through the list...) then do it again.

It feels good to have a plan, it gives you something to do that might help, and for those occasions when nothing works it at least helps pass the time :)
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The article is about not being able to get long term contracts to actually make ramping up production worthwhile. Being able to gouge for a few months doesn't seem like it would help that.
I'm no expert, so the best I can do is point you to the research community gathering around applied category theory.

* A conference series + workshop: https://www.appliedcategorytheory.org/

* A journal: https://compositionality-journal.org/

Check out some of the people involved in organizing these events. Names I've followed include John Baez, Pawel Sobocinski, and Tai-Danae Bradley (all of whom are amazing educators; check out their work!).

Tai-Danae Bradley wrote a pamphlet on applied category theory which is very approachable: https://arxiv.org/pdf/1809.05923.pdf . Also check out Jules Hedges' thoughts on the importance of compositionality: https://julesh.com/2017/04/22/on-compositionality/ .
Its an important thing to know.
I love the explanation.
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If you're looking to build automation pipelines in simple and fast way, you can use Kaholo.io visual DevOps tool to do that. It is low-code so you have complete flexibility and it doesn't require any unique scripting language.
Does this mean we better keep our cats inside now?
Possibly the size. If it’s young vets will be in close contact.
Would fastmail (or the likes) be an ok service to use for a low volume Saas to send the regular stuff, like creating an account, resetting a password and such?

Or am I asking for trouble?
looks like ikea carries over their minimalism to their PCB design, too.
The idea was, IIRC, that the card would be writable through NFC or BT so you could select which account you preferred without carrying several cards in your wallet.
You have to return the leverage at the end of the work day. Meaning the shares have to be sold at the end of the day and then brought again the following morning.

Meaning you are getting 3x the increase from the start of the work day until the end of the work day but also 3x the potential loss.

The problem is that you are exposed to volatility and cannot just ride out a storm. This is a day trading feature and not something for the long term investor.

If you have a crystal ball and know that you'll have more up days than down days, then you are good. Otherwise it is akin to speculating rather than investing.

They are probably good for a late stage boom cycle (if you could time the bust).

(Based on the Leveraged ETF's I have found)
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I understand why FAANG does it. The problem is that other companies are just cargo culting.
Four of 1095 HN comments predicted a pandemic for the new decade 3 months ago
When people write it like that?
I don't really see any issues with speech-to-text when I use google assistant. The real lack is in intelligence, even for basic things. I ask Google to navigate to Wegmans. It always insists on asking me which one. Yes it cleverly lets me say, "the closest one", but this becomes a whole lot less clever when you have to tell it "the closest one" every single time. There has never been a single case where I would prefer to drive further to a store that has exactly identical layouts between them. But you can't tell it "the closest one, always".
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First - this is an amazing comment! Solid, concise, and really highlights the important stuff.

John Gottman has a number of books on this topic and I'd highly recommend them.
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It may be that RT started the joke:

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/12/science/5g-phone-safety-h...
Not at all, my company is hiring, we have TONS of work to do!
I'm not 100% sure about how it works but I guess that you can't include a board game ff you don't have any kind of agreements with either the authors or the publishers. Traditional games should be fine.

Maybe if your video technology is good you can work at an agreement with the sites that already have them. A video chat could be something they could pay for.
Rclone also has great encryption feature¹ which allows you to add a crypto layer to all of the cloud storage options in order to relatively easily hide all file names and contents. With it's cross platform capabilities it means you can have a unified secure storage across operating systems and secure it from the underlying storage provider as well as over the wire.

¹ https://rclone.org/crypt
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Also, take a look at the graphic on case doubling time here:

https://www.nzz.ch/panorama/die-wichtigsten-grafiken-zum-cor...

It could be helpful to see that with state level data.
I think a factor in the success of your approach is that the two partners should have more or less the same idea of tidiness. If one has more tolerance than the other with say, seeing piles of clothes or plates accumulate, they don't feel as concerned.
I use it primarily for cooking ingredients. The names on some unconventional grains and vegetables are easy to translate using this method and not always available in conventional dictionaries.

It would also be useful for identifying cuts of meat, as US cuts and, for example, Italian cuts differ not only in name but in how they are made. Compare the images on this article for an example of what I mean:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cut_of_beef
I can definitely recommend kaholo ;)
Noticed how quiet the AI crowd has been since the pandemic? AI appears to neither save us from nor cause the end of life as we know it. Should probably stick to chat bots, fake videos and marketing stats for a while.
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From a computer science standpoint it is obvious that generic declarations are just functions that accept type parameters and return a declaration according to the type parameters. So the only reasonable suggestion would be to use the same syntax for both type parameters and normal parameters and optionally add something that distinguishes between the two (like your !).

Meanwhile picking either <> or [] feels like that decision is based on personal preference. Obviously, you can justify choosing the most popular syntax because of familiarity but then [] was never an option to begin with.
Because there’s an audience for it to whom they can monetise through advertising, and because most media are simply entertainment masquerading as information. Much of what people consume is a million miles away from being rigorous fact/evidence-based media.
That's the case for me for months now. I have no idea where do the proxies and mirrors even take the content from.
Is the .party actual official website, or is it just a proxy too?
Pulled the front page from Apr 5 2016 so folks can compare a few posts:

https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/4d6vl5/had...

https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/4dd6nx/my_...

https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/4dcjfc/cod...

https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/4dfjag/tel...
There's similar story to urxvtcd which is my nickname here, haha. They have an entry on rxvt:

Rob Nation's fork of the X11 Virtual Terminal; originally "Robert's" xvt, later "our" xvt.

Then they added "u" for unicode support. And then urxvt can run a daemon to which clients connect for faster startup or something, so we have urxvtc and urxvtd, and finally there was a script on some distro I used which checked for a daemon, run it if it not existed, and then run client, so urxvtcd.

Could have made one with color support included in the name too, like urxvtcd256.
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Cars, dogs, coyotes, raptors, other cats, and disease are already threats that should keep your cat inside.

Add onto that the threat an outdoor cat poses to the environment and to its owners (e.g. toxoplasmosis), and there are overwhelmingly more reasons to keep a cat inside. Covid-19 can't tip scales that are already flattened in one direction.
I prefer to call them guild navigators.
As the previous discussion already noted it seems disingenuous.

Spacex has real security concerns with national security secrets and trade assets.

Schools primary goal should be accessibility when it comes to teaching and Zoom arguably with its better video/audio has the best even with glaring security flaws (that do not necessarily seem decidedly worse than Hangouts).

Banning Zoom seems to be getting on the negative news train and applying the old adage, "everything looks like a nail."
Acryl, WYSIWYG Editor for SwiftUI. It’s my favorite because I’m building it but I hope you’ll enjoy it as well ;-)

https://apps.apple.com/pl/app/acryl/id1501954098
Restic has a nice feature set built on top of rclone: https://github.com/restic/restic - deduplication is particularly useful for systems with poor upload connection.
Note that this is their official website, not just another fake Tor proxy

https://torrentfreak.com/the-pirate-bay-moves-to-a-brand-new...
Very much enjoyed GPP. Afraid I've got no choice but to read/do this book too!
What. A. Minefield.

Here's what we're trying

- When she or I are upset, name the emotion at the earliest opportunity, e.g. "Hey, what you said back there hurt me, and I'm kind of embarrassed to be hurt by something like that but that's how I'm feeling right now..."

- This sounds like a bunch of whiny nonsense, but we've both found it takes a lot of heat out of a situation, and avoids a snide or sarcastic comment that might make things worse later. This is the slow-burn kinda situation.

- Sometimes there's no time to think about that and one of us just exclaims in anger or hurt about something. I don't know what to do about that; it just means there's a lot of work to do afterwards.

- Good luck :)

Edit: oh yeah, this assumes you're both ok having a difficult conversation in the first place. If implied criticism is a no-go zone, then... I wish you even more luck :)
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Something like http://kosmi.io or a different Rabb.it successor may fit better than Zoom. Many of the DJs in my circle have also been trying out Twitch for this purpose.
Men, women and diverse, I assume?
If they're listing clouddrive as a supported backup solution that seems sort of suspect because it was never intended to be used by backup programs such as this to store TB's of files and they started cracking down on that long ago I believe. If you're wanting to use AWS for backups they want you to be using the "real" s3 services.
Neither the chess nor the video work on Chromium in Debian linux.

There are a bunch of error messages in the developer console, it seems to start with permission denial to read localStorage.

Version 80.0.3987.149 (Developer Build) built on Debian 10.3, running on Debian 10.3 (64-bit)
To be fair, they were already caught installing malware.

How many free passes are we going to give these jagoffs?
did you ever try it with such a real low bandwidth connection? I somehow doubt that it's really that nice to transmit WQHD desktops as is... Also I don't really get the thing about a 30 person, all hands video-conference. The only thing coming out of that (on the average 1080p screen) is gratifying the host: "all these people show up, because of meeee" (and yeah, school kids could do whatever they want in an audio conference. but kids can do that also with zoom (unless you are spying on them with the integrated spyware...) and they also can sit through one session and then replay their face all the time...
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Same can be said about the Switch - the Nvidia Tegra chipset used is absolutely ancient by modern standards, yet in the Switch it's used to much higher quality than in any other device with the same or similar chipset.
I hope you're right, most of what we know about Plato's teachings came from his students that took good notes.

That said, I do have trouble finding the "history" of a particular technical idea. There's a lot of interesting things that are a certain way but haven't been documented about "why" because the author never thought to put them down.

Indeed the most interesting things to posterity are the ones we don't even think about.
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Scientists translate coronavirus spike protein into music
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EXhH-RL7R_I
Here is an actual screenshot from someone's Facebook page spewing out this garbage.
https://ibb.co/cx62sbD
Direct link to score:

https://soundcloud.com/user-275864738/viral-counterpoint-of-...
Sometimes you have to accept you can't do everything.
Sorry I'm just getting to this now.

I'm not really seeing how this is relevant or how the post is justified. People edit their profiles all the time, and have a right to. It's up to them what they want to put in there. This comment seems to be crossing into personal attack and a mild sort of doxxing. Please don't go there on HN.

Also, please don't repost comments that were flag-killed (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22738656).

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
How are musicians producing synchronised duets with video over the internet?
If internet latency is generally too long (>40ms) for realtime musical collaboration, what is the likely system for achieving this? I am aware of Ninjam which uses an increased delay and musical intervals but that is audio only.
Agree with you. The more vanilla GraphQL you go in the beginning, the more you'll be able to choose abstraction you want on top of that.

If I had to give you just one tip to design your schema: favor simple queries and mutations that do just one thing instead of trying to generalize your use-cases. For example if you want your client to be able to retrieve your Products by id and by name, instead of going for `product(id: String, name: String)` go for `productById(id: String!)` and `productByName(name: String!)`
You'll end up with more fields on Query but the Product type stays the same, the arguments are clearer (just one that is required) and you'll get simpler resolvers.
To generalize: forget about REST best practices, think about you queries and mutations as functions and write them with the according best practices you would apply to functions.

Funny thing I noticed about gql is front-end developers are generally more comfortable than back-end ones geting the grasp of it as its DNA is really client-focused.

Sorry for the long reply :)
E.g. https://twitter.com/garybarlow/status/1246467569315221505?s=...

With apologies for using Gary Barlow as an example.
It would be fun to have a list of projects that contrived the reasoning after choosing the name.

The DNF package manger always springs to my mind when naming comes up. Originally it didn't stand for anything, despite the use of DNF in sports to denote "Did Not Finish" (hardly a great connotation for most software). Though it appears to have since been coined as "Dandified YUM".
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The only input of wealth is people buying tokens on the market. The only output is people selling tokens on the market. There is a constant drain of this wealth from both market fees and from miners minting new coins and cashing them out.

There is no wealth creation anywhere else in this system. There are only these factors, and they are negative-sum, except for market operators and miners.

If you are producing widgets on the side, that is entirely unrelated to the token market. You can do that with any currency, and it is entirely orthogonal to the tokens. You are not creating wealth within that market, you are creating it outside that market, and possibly transferring it into as a separate step, to be siphoned off by market operators and miners.
Oddly (I've never seen this before), a fox was struggling in our garden in a London borough yesterday, today it lies dead outside our neighbors house.

It's unlikely, but I do wonder.
The former is 0.1 the latter is 0.002
The official Anki apps are at https://apps.ankiweb.net/ Your description doesn't make clear whether you tried to use two of those or some unofficial apps instead.
Exist is pretty good but suffers the same "whims of the other" as something like IFTTT (cf the Instagram shenanigans.)

(Although some of the correlations are terrible bonkers.)
Too much info (most of it incomplete and useless) is getting pumped into peoples heads.

Untrained minds will break. And trained minds will break beyond some threshold.

There will be a lot of casualties from this first generation on the social media front lines being mass bombarded with "info".
It might be interesting to explore what a minimalistic language explicitly for technical concepts might look like. It's easy to imagine falling into 'import blocks' declaring what particular variable jargon placeholders will refer to... But probably there's a more elegant way to deal with the problem of an explosion of concepts as you get into the weeds of a technical area.

Or to go full Sapir-Whorf, one could ask what it would look like to design a language where (say) linear algebra is intrinsic, and thus intuitive.
Perhaps stanrdizing the QA process would have prevented this? The problem I was addressing is this issue falling inline with a pattern set by google. They wouldn't test only against Google if Google's whimsy divergences didn't mean it cost too much to support anyone elss in your QA.