skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I did the same[1] Great relief from work. Its worth it s weight in gold as I have a separate building to commute to in the morning. My costs £2,497. As I wanted a bigger shed split into two parts. With double insinuation and lots of power outlets. Plus a big (MDF) desk.

[1] - https://www.barwap.com/projects/shedshedshed/finished-shed/
^This.

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Yes, yes yes yes yes!
The accounts from 1997 are still there, FWIW.
I’m working on a product that does that. Multiple sites. Twitter integration will be a month yet. I want a search engine for it first.
I did, sorry, my bad thank you for pointing out i'll fix that mess. ok added edit at start, can't delete now so fixed that context drift.
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Woops, you're right, I mixed up my eras.
You read about pound dogs that are finally adopted, and they can run and frolic outside... but they still have to sleep in a crate because otherwise they suffer from anxiety.

Is this the same thing for cube-dwellers?
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It annoys me to no end when fiction portrays humans as a weak, defenseless species without our tools. We're nothing of the sort. We can climb on negative inclines, run an ultra-marathon, lift several times our own weight, deep-dive, heal massive wounds, our immune system is without par, and we perform all kinds of feats of dexterity. It is simply modern humans who have no need for the adaption our ancestors have gifted us with.
Go find some debates against far-right neo-fascists in the 60s and then listen to some debates with modern crypto-fascist intellectual lightweights like Jordan Peterson.

BTW I am on your side and I'm sick of the left intellectually handicapping itself with trendy bullshit.

Edit: replying on Peterson because I hit the thread limit:

All Peterson's interesting ideas are ripped off of Carl Jung and various 60s-era consciousness/psychedelic thinkers like Leary and Wilson (who were heavily influenced by Jung). There's a bit of Nietzsche in there too.

Peterson's original ideas are uninteresting confused rubbish. The central theme of his work is misogyny. Not sure if he's really fascist but his fan base is definitely fascist adjacent.

TL;DR: "nothing good about him is original, and nothing original about him is good."

If the idea of myths being a valid form of truth is appealing, read Jung. Jung is an infinitely better writer too. If you want an explicitly Christian version, read C.S. Lewis who is also an infinitely better writer.

If his "get your butt in gear" and "clean your room" thing is appealing, read some good military memoirs like Call Sign Chaos by Jim Mattis. The latter are great motivational works minus the overt misogyny and confused bullshit about "alpha males" and lobsters. (Don't have a clue what Mattis's politics are, but he keeps it mostly out of his writing and focuses on practical stuff.)

Anything good about Peterson can be found from better sources. It mystifies me that anyone took him seriously. Of course maybe Peterson wasn't the best example as he's actually one of the better alt-right or alt-right adjacent intellectuals (on a purely intellectual level). A better sample of the intellectual chops of the alt-right would be an artisanal fountain of bullshit like Stefan Molyneux or Richard Spencer.
> ..training employees, checking quality of hotels, etc.

This was the good idea. Lot of hotels everywhere and especially in developing countries in non-metro areas are owner managed, who may not be always at the cutting edge of hospitality industry's best practices.

For a 30% share of revenue if a startup can provide the above service at a scale and across different towns, make these small hotels discoverable and manageable online; then it is a GEEAT idea.
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Asking as a relative novice, if the Fed does not "unwind its balance sheet," does this mean overtime the Fed will come to own more and more "things"?
Isn’t it clearly immoral to sacrifice the interests of the people who elected you to support another nation?
I have no idea how, but my 8 digit ICQ user id immediately springs to mind, 20 years later. The mind works in mysterious ways.
Presumably you still need to go and shower afterward, so back into your house, so why have it right next to your desk?
It is absolutely open source. AGPL for source, MIT for the binaries. Both of those are free software.

Their enterprise version has a different license; the source for that one is not available and the binaries are released under a much more restrictive license, but that's nothing to do with the normal one.
Because JS wasn't designed for scientific computing like R and Julia are. Best case scenario is that you reimplement all the libraries Python has, but then you're just replacing Python with another generic scripting language instead of a language built for that purpose. Why would data scientists bother switching to JS when Python already has those libraries, and Julia and R have better numeric and data analysis support baked in?

And if Python, Julia and R don't cut it, then there's no reason to think another scripting language would. Instead you'd be looking at a statically typed and compile language with excellent support for parallelism.
File a lawsuit?

The courts are closed in many places right now so lawsuits aren't possible.

Hence the police can act with no reprisal.

The ACLU will probably have a field day after this is over.
I just logged in with my 23-year-old account, pretty sure it's the same. Kind of unsettling to see all the contacts still there!
If that was truly the case it would be cheaper to have manufacturing locally, vs shipping things across the world from China.
If your functions are transforming chunks of data into other formats/types, you are already doing what data flow graphs are doing. Generalizing can give much more structured concurrency.
Well those are obviously perfect. /s
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Tried stocks, stock options, investing - all kept giving Robinhoodpennystocks as the top option. Not sure if the model is not fully trained?

What are some examples where the model does recommend meaningful things?
The Costco one is "installed". I can't tell if it's insulated, but it looks like it -- and that along with properly sealed doors/windows (like you'd have in your house), finished interior walls, electrical/lights (?) are a big difference from what you get with a $2000 shed intended for storing your lawnmower.

Another good distinction is Dwellito says "delivered to your front door". I don't know about you, but for me that would be.. quite inconvenient. Getting an assembled 10x10 (? not sure exterior size) shed into my backyard would involve either disassembling a large part of a shared fence (which is 50% my neighbour's), or using a fairly large crane to lift it completely over the house.
You're right, I'm thinking Swine Flu. Thanks.
Huh. Looks like that same company created a few other buildings but the plans have since vanished from the internet. Good find on that one!
Not that would, but that will. And from what he told me seems that he isn't alone, but I admit I don't have a proof for this.
> It doesn't really solve the problem. How do you format this code with tabs:

<TAB><TAB>function name(arg1, arg2,
<TABs or spaces?????> arg3 <-- align with arg1)

Just wondering… do you realign the parameters every time you rename a function?
They don't mind long term investment in a product, but they do mind long term investment in improving their operational practices. Propose they spend 3 mil on a new team to build some new service? Sure, go ahead! Propose they spend 3 mil on a project to continuously improve practices that will maximize efficiency, speed up development for all products, increase quality overall, and reduce headcount? Unnecessary cost, let's just hire a consultant for 6 months.
Exactly. Yes, it's still not as efficient... but it feels to me that if they were found before and were "marketed" as Curve25519 was, we would be using them instead.

There were always more efficient formats (binary curves, extension fields) but they never caught on, so efficiency isn't everything.

From a cursory reading, shouldn't that paper compare timings with a Ristretto implementation? The overhead may be small but must be measured for a fair comparison.

It's good to know that implementing Ristretto is much easier than understanding it - that website is very intimidating ;) I need to study it more.
What the heck is going on with its mobile site?

I have to scroll right to see the other ~60%+ of its content, and there’s no way to zoom out to fit it all in, even at a smaller scale.
I don't think the citizens of Japan should fund that. If Japan wants manufacturing in their country and it isn't appealing enough on its own then it should be done through regulation, not tax payer subsides.
Looks like a stair climber.
Did you build the shed entirely from your own design? Or did you find some useful resource/plans that helped you know what to buy and do? Seems like an interesting project, but I don't even know where I'd get started with something like that.
This reminds me of Animal Crossing.
> It's surprising because one would think that in XXI century, people understood that global problems require global coordination; competition of selfish actors fails spectacularly in such cases.

More globalists isn't going to solve globalism.

American politicians answer to their constituants, not the China or India. If it looks like policitians didn't first and foremost prioritize the need of their own citizens who elected them then it's treason.

> competition of selfish actors fails spectacularly in such cases.

The irony, it's the very definition of economic liberalism and what led to the current paradigm, globalism. The pandemic is only global because trade is global and people can easily travel between countries.

So no the solution isn't "a world government", the solution is to take back western industrial force from China.

Today, This is just the bill coming due, this is the real cost of the last 40 years of western industrial policies.
Where are you that you have all these top level predators?

Edit: Wait, nvm. This is probably the west coast of North America, and by lions you mean mountain lions. I was thinking the ones with the manes right away.
Factor in the cost of the pandemic, and the question becomes is it worth it for that cheap TV etc.?
In times of a global crisis, it makes sense to first take care of those who are near you. Many nations have sent aids to other nations to fight this pandemic, so I won't say it's complete tribalism. More like this situation has shown us one of the downsides of globalism.
So for godaddy, where the securesever.net domain is on the tls certificate, how do i configure my outgoing which used to be mydomain.com but now fails?
Maybe, but by that metric nobody would ever be using Java.
In the upper right there's a "login with password" link. I logged in successfully using my old number there just now.
Japan is a particular case where it actually makes sense to move the production overseas without fear of leaving people behind simply because there isn't a labor force to build anything, no natural resources to use in production, and wonky currency problems due to a disproportionately structured demography.
Oh my god why do people make websites with scrolling like this? It's such a weird and frustrating experience, and it seems like people are doing it more as time goes on.
Can't seem to create an account without a phone number... what happens if my phone number changes?
Mysterious ways indeed... Somehow I remember and can recite a 16 character hex ID for my account on Flipnote Studio on the Nintendo DS
>when china shutdown domestic movement into/out of Wuhan they kept open international movement into/out of Wuhan

I'd like someone else to confirm this because I've not heard about this before now.
That is a very idiosyncratic definition of "breaking change."

Interoperability is good! We have more work to do to make async more interoperable, absolutely. That doesn't mean that "async/await is a breaking change."
the last thing i want is to get into drama with developers of a project, so if my choices are to give up and leave or fork and face drama, then i'll give up and leave.

how that affects the Open Source status of a project is irrelevant, this is simply not a project that i could use, and thus for all intents and purposes, for me at least, it's a project that can't be forked.
I keep seeing this retort but I never see anyone explain where those who criticize postmodernism are wrong nor do I see a clearer explanation of postmodernist ideas. I just see content-free dismissals like "middle-brow" and re-iterations of similar word salad to the link posted here.

Tell me on what basis a postmodernist would argue against a Klansman.

IMHO pomo is the humanities' analog to what string theory is in physics or cryptocurrency hype is in tech: a trendy cancer that hijacked the minds of a generation and doesn't deliver anything.

It doesn't even deliver progress in the area of social justice. All the progress in social justice was made by previous generations of civil rights leaders and movements who were absolutely not postmodernists, cultural relativists, or believers in any strong form of identity politics. Social justice started to retreat culturally precisely when pomo and hard identity politics (a closely related ideology) took over academia: the 70s.

I mean liberals and other modern intellectuals have been asleep at the switch so long that monarchism is making a comeback. That's analogous to seeing measles outbreaks among anti-vaxxers.
just try resizing the window and you'll cry!
Not sure about what clicking disk icon you are talking about, but today's update showed up as regular pkg installer ("Next", "Next", "Accept", "Finish").
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I don't understand. How is difficulty completing the initial installer relevant to autoinstalling updates?
Yes, exactly. How can we teach them "to fscking look 10 days from now on the graph!"... It feels like they are used to gambling thinking "oh look, the new cases are slightly reduced today, so there is maybe no problem!". A failure to understand simple modeling and statistics.
True, but 4M posts is heavy (even when bypassing the API itself and using unauthenticated requests), so was curious.
Those two things are unrelated.

Unlike a virus, the laws of physics don’t appear to mutate.

Also, you can’t measure the quality of your model of virus progression with earth observation satellites or hundreds of thousands of years worth of ice core data.

Also, rather unfortunately in this case, the lack of meaningful action by world governments means that none of the climate models have to account for feedback caused by the world actually acting on the results of those the models.
Graphs are good for seeing dependencies and ordering, but not great for branching and looping.
Note that this article is from March 31st, and while that wouldn't normally be very long ago things are moving extremely quickly.
Couldn’t agree more on the idea of woodworking as stress reliever. I am hooked with it, sometimes I got physically tired by working in the garage, but mentally I felt every minute is a treat.

BTW, awesome builds of the shed and side table!
The final decision was made on 23rd of May, two weeks after new syntax was proposed and not even implemented yet. https://boats.gitlab.io/blog/post/await-decision/
From what I'm seeing on Reddit, the system in Chicago is also simply overloaded - they can't process claims fast enough to handle the spike, so people have to keep trying.

~6.6m might just be as fast as we can process per week.
Its difficult because japan is not a resource region country. They don't want to reshore production because its costly to source all of the materials they need.
> And this kind of idiotic thinking leads to a broken society where we are conditioned from childhood to pretend that all cultures are equal and that all differences are purely social constructions.

You don't read the thinkers you are calling idiots and you don't understand what you cited.

> Truth is in mathematics

Of all the human activities concerning truth, mathematics has the easiest time demonstrating its limitations, its inherent circularity, and the fact that in its absolute form it is ultimately out of reach for human beings. Your vulgar High Rationality is built on sand.
if that is the source of the drama for ClojureScript, there is a huge difference between that and the issue with Elm. With Elm 0.19 they have effectively disabled all libraries that use native JavaScript within, unless they are officially approved by the Elm core team, which I understand is no small feat.

Imagine in Clojure if they said "you can't use Java libraries any more. Pure Clojure only from now on" but kept the ability to use Java libraries for the core libraries of the language. -- That is my understanding of the issue with Elm as it currently stands.
https://privacy.icq.com/legal/privacypolicy/en

Please take a moment to review this privacy policy before signing up; for example, it does not indicate any intention to comply with EU, GDPR, CCPA, etc. privacy laws or guarantees in any respect whatsoever.
As cool as 3-char domain names.
What this article misses is that simple models of complex systems in science are most useful for understanding the dynamics of phenomena, not for making accurate quantitative predictions. This is not a model of a mass accelerating in a vacuum where Newton's laws are sufficient to a high degree of accuracy, or even a numerical model of the aerodynamics of an airplane, where the physics are well understood but there are far too many particles to solve analytically. This is a parameterized model for the behavior of millions of people, each one's reaction to exposure to viral particles, legal and social norms, personal and economic situations, and so on. Of course we are not going to be able to predict the future of an unprecedented event like this quantitatively. It's not just that data are hard to obtain accurately; the models themselves are so simplified that they can't capture much of the important dynamics going on.
That's odd, others are saying their old account doesn't work. I wonder what the difference is. Either way, really interesting it still works.
Yowza!!! That’s pretty cool that they kept them but like 90% or more will be abandoned or those junk spam accounts.
It seems to be yet another messaging app to compete with Signal, iMessage, WhatsApp, Telegram, maybe there's some google product too (formerly Allo)? Unlike iMessage and Signal, no requirement for a phone number. Maybe owned by big brother? Seems to be a product of mail.ru.

Still a centralized messaging service though. I'm sticking with Signal I think.
> after all, as the EMS mantra goes, the safety of the rescuer takes priority over the rescue

Years back when I was trained as a lifeguard, this point was repeatedly emphasized. The first thing you do when you see somebody who needs help is to review the situation for any environmental hazard that could harm you too. It makes no sense to run up to somebody laying on the ground only to slip on the same puddle and crack your skull too. That would only make the situation worse.
I've definitely found Elm worth playing around with - it's a really beautifully designed language with some really cool library design thrown in that I wish more people would learn from. That said I'd _really_ recommend steering clear of it for important stuff due to the issues described in this article.
Please, be aware that ICQ was bought by Mail.ru - russian company owned by oligarch Alisher Usmanov, who's very connected to russian crooked elite. It's the company which was used for a hostile takevoer of VK.com from it's founder after it wouldn't censor it's content. It's voluntarily provided private data about it's users to the state (far outside of what's required by law) and was involved in a number of similar breach of privacy cases.

Basically, it's company in the pocket of russian government, and you should use any of it's product if you completely disregard your privacy.
I mostly wrote C++98, or at least, C++ of that vintage, so I can't really speak to how hard it is to keep up with later C++ standards. Just providing more context for those specific list of changes, and their frequency.
> when china shutdown domestic movement into/out of Wuhan they kept open international movement into/out of Wuhan

Evidence for this claim? I believe they closed all movement, including international flights.
Why are any articles on "bad news" being systematically removed from the HN front page?
No mention of any sort of chat encryption either. As with all the Mail.Ru Group's other services (VK, Odnoklassniki) it is widely understood that the russian secret services have essentially unrestricted access to everything happening on them, so be advised
You learn to live without precisely aligned arguments!

Really this is a peculiar kind of OCD. You don't need to have arg3 precisely lined up with arg1. Or better yet, indent all the arguments in a nice column - if there's so many that they can't fit horizontally, render them vertically. Most IDEs default to two indentations for continuation.
Seems fairly pricey. When more players get into this niche, it will come down.
And just as valuable I hope! :D
I'm reminded of this apt tweet [1]

> If a Type I error is a false positive, a Type II error is a false negative, and a Type III error is getting the right answer to the wrong question, is a Type IV error GIVING IMPORTANT CONCEPTS NUMBERS INSTEAD OF NAMES FOR NO GODDAMN REASON AND CONFUSING GENERATIONS OF STUDENTS

Also, I find the Confusion Matrix[2] to be a helpful reference, especially the multi-colored table with formulae for each condition.

[1] https://twitter.com/mjskay/status/1201380151356989440

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confusion_matrix
It has just been updated a lot between then and now. While ICQ died out in the west, it has consistently been the largest IM app in Russia and parts of Eastern Europe.
Yeah, that seems like an immediate non-starter.
I agree with most of what you wrote here, but I wish people would stop listing “praise” as the primary thing that healthcare workers deserve. Why not say they deserve money?
Beautiful mondegreen for notarize.
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But they also, bizarrely, mention mobile.
> To be honest, I don't understand what efficiency gains this kind of globalization was supposed to bring anyways... A factory in China is just as efficient as a factory in Spain or USA.

A factory in China is just as efficient as a factory in Spain. But if China has most of the factories, and supporting industries, and supporting education, etc. it suddenly becomes more efficient. But then if China decides it doesn't like you, you're screwed. So it's the concentration of skill you mention, but also concentration of all kinds of relevant infrastructure.

As for cheaper workers - it's a temporary "efficiency" in financial terms, in forms of price arbitrage. Over time it evaporates. Even as the 2019 was coming to an end, China was already too expensive for many industries - being the world's factory enabled them to enrich their citizens, and suddenly there was a middle class that demanded humane working conditions and employee protection and what not. So suddenly poorer countries became of interest for future manufacturing...
Thanks for the answer!

I was curious since it seems like it was using the BigQuery dataset, but PRAW works too.