skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Did you read the decision? Here are some quotes:

> Palm responded that Emergency Order 28 is not a rule. Rather, it is an Order, fully authorized by the powers the Legislature assigned to DHS under Wis. Stat. §252.02.

So the Executive asserted that Emergency Order 28 is not a rule.

> We conclude that Emergency Order 28 is a rule under the controlling precedent of this court, Citizens for Sensible Zoning, Inc. v. DNR, 90 Wis.2d 804, 280 N.W.2d 702 (1979), and therefore is subject to statutory emergency rulemaking procedures established by theLegislature. Emergency Order 28 is a general order of general application within the meaning of Wis. Stat. §227.01(13), which defines "Rule."Accordingly, the rulemaking procedures of Wis. Stat. §227.24 were required to be followed during the promulgation of Order 28.

I.e., 252.02 is not the whole story.
GO BERNIE GO

BERN DA HOUSE DOWN

GOOOOOOOO
Using regex on email is a horrible idea unless there are very well defined blocks - such as only allowing a given top level domain.
There's no reason to assume that a diverse (read: non-white) group is required in order to market to a diverse audience. Plenty of 100% Chinese companies manage to market to everyone in America via Amazon etc. every day. Will there be some requirement or even some business advantage to them to hire diversely?
I usually try a@b.com for forms I don't care about, but often have to resort to the more verbose nobody@nowhere.com when the validator complains about the former being too short...
>I'm not saying the government would get an automatic transcript of every purchase I've made

You make the assumption here that governments don't trend towards looking for ways for that information to be automatically supplied in future in the name of "efficiency".

Honestly, the history of the 20th century should be the closed book final assessment on why it's permanently a bad idea for governments to collect files on people.
The good news is that banks really do not want to foreclose on delinquent loans. It's a long legal process, and it's a money loser for them. I can't guarantee jack squat, but most likely the bank would be willing to work with you to keep the home. If you can make even small partial payments, that will work well in your favor.
because when ppl are involved, there is no such thing as an objective fact.
I think the message of telling a person what is and isn't acceptable behavior based only on their gender / sex does nothing but reinforce harmful stereotypes and expectations
Research that validates the only conclusion you're allowed to publish isn't research I'm going to base my life around. The famous Putnam study on diversity in neighbourhoods is much more realistic:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_D._Putnam#Diversity_and...
The way I read it, 4chan is like a concentrated version of what it was like to be a teenager at the edge of society. You stir the pot and feed off the energy that people respond with.

If you live in a Christian conservative community, you leave pamphlets full of gay porn outside church. In a progressive community, you make racist websites about interracial dating.

They aren’t pro gay porn or pro racism, they’re pro getting a reaction out of people, that they find hilarious. We encourage them with our outrage.
I built https://www.spacereference.org, which compiles information on asteroids and comets from multiple data sources.

The Django project is open source here (https://github.com/judymou/spacedb) but most of my ongoing work is on the visualization rather than the Django side here (https://github.com/typpo/spacekit/).
FBI Agents Seize Richard Burr’s Phone in Inquiry into Stock Sales
If you had said something like that about u/gallowboob on a top subreddit on Reddit, your comment would have been deleted within minutes.

The fact that your comment here isn’t deleted is a testament to how wrong your comment is.
Perhaps npm needs to be transferred from GitHub to Microsoft proper.
Imagine using Acrobat Reader on macOS...
Okay, that's true, but especially in Erlang's BEAM VM the mutable state's access is serialized / centralized. An actor's state is not a globally modifiable volatile variable a la the C/C++ ones.
Can you go into a little more detail or provide a pseudo example?

I'm confused at how this allows spammers to self-identity.
Recoil – A state management library for React
Built with Django is a really interesting project. It looks good for me on Chrome, but I don't see any projects on Safari. I'm on Mojave 10.14.6, Safari 13.1.
I don't know his name, but what was your opinion on that guy from Google who said we shouldn't force women into STEM for the equality, but let them do what they want (which may not be STEM.)

Is the world better off without that opinion (or fact, depending on who you ask?)
Okay, I can add them if you let me know of any others. I'm using the same dictionary as Letterpress (which is one of the best openly available ones I've found) with a few additions.
>Seems to be bipolar with pro China / anti China every day of the week.

I see anti-china all the time, but rarely see pro-china. This in on /r/all, by the way, so it's not because of any filter bubble on my part.
Do you have a source for this? I suspected that the loss in productivity has been enormous, but that's a shocking assertion!
I've made a similar post about building a Go monorepo using Bazel two years ago, check it out - https://filipnikolovski.com/posts/managing-go-monorepo-with-....

We've been using Bazel not just to build and test our Go apps, but to build docker images, compile proto files, even deploy to k8s. It's really versatile and the developers only need to know one tool to build and test the whole environment.
Whenever I get recruiters pinging me on LinkedIn, I send them a link to my "I'm not interested right now, but add your email here to get notified when I am" Google Form. So far, I've collected over 400 email addresses from recruiters. If I ever need to find something urgently, I'll send out an email blast to that list.
> Either way, Go is a very opinionated language with a very opinionated ecosystem

except when it comes to dependency management
Honestly the main reason Bazel is useful in a monorepo configuration is simply because it’s designed for it. It supports cross-language dependencies and generated files, and is designed for large repositories with many nested targets. Go’s build system is fine, but things like Go generate vs genrule probably come into play. Bazel also offers target visibility, to protect targets from being depended on in unintended ways, and build isolation, to allow builds to be more predictable (and help enforce target visibility.) It also has a few convenience features for vendoring 3rd party libraries and handling their licenses.

Of course Bazel is far from perfect, in fact sometimes you may be better off running your own rules instead of the official ones in some cases, but IMO it makes a pretty decent build system for putting all of your code in one place.

On the other hand, it’s one of those Google things where if you haven’t seen it in action in a functional configuration it’s hard to explain why it’s actually nice. And sadly I feel unsatisfied with the Node.JS rules for example, which is probably how a lot of people will first experience Bazel (since I believe Angular supports Bazel this way.)
I'm going to make a guess that the attitude is going to change when "someone came in with a temperature" means everyone gets sent to quarantine and the office gets deep cleaned by a team in hazmat suits.
> If you argue that a brain cannot be described by computation and there is something supernatural like soul,

Why are those the only two options? There's lots of different philosophical positions, particularly when it comes to consciousness.
Ethereum can scale with off-chain/on-chain solutions like zk-rollups. With zk-rollups off-chain state can have the same integrity as being on-chain.
What's a bias, versus a well-trained heuristic? Am I to deny a million years of evolution as a pattern-finding organism just to satisfy the political goals of a group of people who do not have the best interests of my own group at heart?
You can have a lot more fun than that if you want to break things. An IP address has lots of valid formats nobody uses.

;; ANSWER SECTION:
wikipedia.org. 599 IN A 208.80.154.224

Lets try this in decimal:

http://3494943456/

Sort of cool, but what happens if we overflow it by adding 232?

>>> 3494943456 + 2**32

http://7789910752/

I mean that's cool, but how far can we go?

>>> 3494943456 + (2**32) ** 2

http://18446744077204495072/

So that still works, what about going further?

>>> 3494943456 + (2**32) ** 100

http://19769064789825639936542264398379633403153906826257738...

Going further actually breaks some browsers (Firefox can handle longer than Internet Explorer for example), breaks web servers because they log the full version before it is transformed, and even acts as a fingerprinting vector. The limit is usually in the several hundred kilobyte range, and depending on the way that the underlying operating system handles it, things get seriously broken very quickly.
Thanks for the link, that’s a very interesting read.

Subscribed to you on twitter to get updated if you publish a post on that!

The thing on absolutely excluding – yes, maybe some things are impossible, but in my planning, it’s really about the journey, so even if I have to go additional hundreds of kilometers, so even in terms of extra days, but via cycling ways and tiny country-side streets (without max speeds over 30km ideally or similar) and not see fast moving cars almost at all, which in Berlin/Brandenburg area, for example, seems to really be possible if you plan it manually. Judging by the success of applying your rules on the trails it surely can be done better than I have seen so far.
This says more about the relationship between value and money than it does about what is or isn't valuable.
> Have you confirmed that the click through agreements and privacy policies don't mention anything like this?

No …? I'm not sure why I would have; I was just responding to @kerng's surprise at its presence (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23180801).
Mostly true, minus the fact that the mutable state's access is serialized / centralized due to the nature of Erlang's actors (lightweight threads; usually called fibers in other languages, and even that is not a good analogy since they are preemptive and not cooperative). So the semantics being similar is not strictly and 100% true. You can't do non-atomic volatile modification like you can in C/C++.
Epic Store Is Down
If the bank sells the house for less than the mortgage, the IRS will consider the difference income.
Quote I've seen a lot: "Leetcode every day keeps unemployment away"

Seems the best way to avoid long term unemployment in this day and age is to be "coding interview ready" constantly.

My best friend at a FAANG always tells me he dreads having to look for a job ever again - whether voluntarily or involuntarily, as he is in no way shape or form ready for coding interviews.
Agreed, I already cancelled my business travel two weeks before our state issued its first guidance on WFH. OpenTable's data showed the significant drop in reservations weeks before official orders as well.

Open the stores and nobody comes?
I think the new world of normalized prostitution is going to be great and healthy.
npm came back up for me just now, but the status page has appeared to stay down. There's this which has been updated recently: https://twitter.com/npmstatus?lang=es
Hey, that's really cool! I love the style, it's beautiful.
And people aren't always on the lookout, specially in casual conversations.
Thanks!

Yes, I am aware of the problem you are referring to. I've known about it for some time, but I can't do anything about it. I just don't understand why the images don't show up.

I've searched everywhere, but couldn't find the solution. I fanyone here knows how to solve it, I'd be forever grateful.
Business as usual with Acrobat Reader. There are so many PDF alternatives out there, I don't see why so many people keep using it. I understand that there are some Adobe-specific extensions that won't work in other viewers, but typically those are use-cases for things that should not be done via PDF.
Are migrating from react?
A lot of good insights. Thanks for posting.

> in other words, most people lurk; and the ones who post, are pleased with themselves.

> it wants to commodify human interaction, enjoy the spectacle regardless of the human cost. if and when the spectacle proves incovenient or alarming, it engages in creative history like, like any good banana republic.
Absolutely - the question is if it makes sense as a business move for Tesla, it would basically destroy the Powerwall as a product (though I am skeptical they sell a lot of them, compartively). And if they could also overcome the regulatory hurdles, electrical code is fairly strict (for good reason!) I have a roof full of PV I'd love to use during power outages, and a PHEV in the driveway I'd happily swap for a Tesla if they could connect the dots.
> Earlier this year we did the mythic trek to Python3 and are enjoying the all the new Django goodies.

Can you share anything about how that upgrade journey went? What are some of the newer features that have been helpful for you? Were those features you knew would be helpful, or were you happily surprised?
We are a startup trying to get more and more feedback and provide a solution that would help the developers community and business. I don't understand how sharing a feature from a product can be considered as a spam.

You can find more information about our cost optimizer in this blog post:
https://microtica.com/reduce-aws-costs-on-non-production-env...
I used - in the qmail days and never had any problems. The + causes enough problems that I've basically stopped using it.

People seem to spam me, but gmail is pretty good at filtering all that stuff into the "Promotions" folder, which is nice.
A monorepo just lets you have commits across projects. It says nothing about how you build things.
Nvidia is one of the major GPU suppliers (as well as AMD and others) as there are more compute needs in autonomous vehicles, robotics, etc. For future demand, will there be more increases in demand for CPU's (or decrease here in favor of GPU's), GPU's or some development other favorable processing unit?

Google had TPU's mentioned a few years back as one example. So curious to know what market segments would likely increase, which would require such processors to fill the increased demand for those units.
GTA 5 is free thats why
I'd expect if you defer 6 months of payments then your original pay off date would be moved back 6 months. Basically add 6 months to your term and additional monthly payments to match.
You cannot in one breath say you're "all for" something then immediately caveat it. The "moral failing" of society is the inability to provide for those who are hungry, under-housed, sick, not sex work.

People clearly cannot make ends meet due to a global pandemic, massive unemployment, all within a system with increasingly restricted upward mobility.
>ISIS has put out high definition videos of executions. That's the opposite of "not touching digital comms"

I don't think you're being fair to the context. They've been showboating killing online for decades. But showboating should not be conflated using digital communications to coordinate their efforts. I'm not saying they don't use digital communications. But this is hardly proof of that.
In ~2014 there was a brief craze for the spoof "Dogecoin" cryptocurrency, IIRC largely on reddit.

It still exists, although it's far below its peak interest [1] - and of course dogetipbot went bankrupt after an insider spent the cold storage, as is traditional.

[1] https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&q=dogecoin
Paper Mario: The Origami King Announced for Nintendo Switch
Ask HN: How do I convince Chase that I shouldn't be receiving other's info?
I have been receiving emails regarding another person's Chase credit card, including the last 4 digits of the CC, monthly balance, due date, failure to make minimum payment, etc.

Meanwhile I have my own Chase account. Chase's system happily sends emails for both accounts (mine and this other person's) to my email.

I have called Chase twice, explaining that a) sharing another customer's information is not good and b) this is why nearly everyone requires email confirmation (Chase does not). But both discussions, including 1 with a supervisor/manager, led to them firmly saying that it is impossible to stop, since apparently this other person accidentally typed my email as their own. (I also suggested that they simply contact this other person; apparently this is also impossible.)

Any advice on how to escalate this?
Washington politicians know American workers won’t organize a work stoppage

Or even put up a serious threat of one

Tech workers especially have little excuse, since it’s a matter of leaving that work laptop closed

No one in tech seems to remember SOPA

Workers seem oblivious to what recent teacher strikes achieved

Hong Kong protests in the face of a tyrant

Y’all bloviate all over your screens

Who is more exceptional?
What makes you think that? Their moderation team is not paid well, mostly outsourced to contracting firms, and has no accountability.

What happens when their moderation team decides some anti-vax nuttery is "a fact" and then bans anyone disagreeing?

As a reminder, this is a group that handed out punishments for pictures of infants being breastfed.
Yeah, but people still want to live there vs. Youngstown or Cleveland
Fear as a Lack of Faith?
because economic aid on this scale is unsustainable anyways, if the current shutdown continues. The government can't just keep on printing money.
Yeah, next generation national super-computers are "pre-exascale" supercomputers. Theoretical 4.6 exaflops today is an unbelievable jump. It would be interesting to know what's the HPL perf that it can sustain.
Really nice to see a fellow Chilean (I was born in Santiago but raised in NY) going for a PhD in CS.

I got a PhD from a public university that's probably considered tier-2 in 2018. I got rejected from every other university I applied to for the PhD program for but I learned a lot about how academia works in the process.

There's another post in this thread about making the jump across tiers into the elite university tier. They are right on the money when they say how hard it is and how much of it depends on who you know in the department you're applying to or who your references know in that department.

Being from a different country puts you at a severe disadvantage in the networking aspect of the application. If you really want to attend a top tier institution for your PhD, the most sensible path would be to get into a Master's program at a school where you have a few advisors you'd like to work under.

Once you're in the Master's program, you can do your best to impress them and convince them to take you on as a PhD candidate. Otherwise it's really really difficult to convince them to take a chance on you without knowing you personally.

Anecdotally, even at my tier-2 university it was an anomaly for a "stranger" to be accepted straight into the PhD track. The professors would almost never take a chance on anyone they didn't personally know or didn't have good personal references about. I can't imagine how it would be a tier-1.

Tl;Dr: Unless you make a big name for yourself in a specific area, it's nearly impossible to get into the elite universities without connections. If you're hell bent on doing your PhD at a tier-1, go into the same university's Master's program and build a personal relationship with whomever you want your advisor to be.
Well considering they are filing for bankruptcy you are going to be waiting a while...
OpenStack keeps stacking along: OpenStack Ussuri cloud arrives
"Individuals acting in support of the rule of law" is generally the exception, but there is something useful in the implications you've brought up. That is, the uncomfortable proximity unlawful judgment and execution has to lawful judgment and execution; they're both ideologically-driven.

That they're similar in this manner doesn't mean that we can't have laws and law enforcement because they're inherently violent and tyrannical or anything, but it does inform how seriously and dispassionately we should approach their means and ends. I don't think that it's particularly radical to call an abuse of judicial power terrorism. What else to call, for example, a judge who robs entire communities of their youth in exchange for backroom deals with private prisons?
This must have been a QA nightmare when it originally launched
Typo, lol. Should have been "start". Or I may have been typing "stop working at a non-tech company" before my train of thought ran away.
Thanks for the feedback. We link to it from the top menu under "Why Plausible" as "GDPR / CCPA Compliant" but perhaps there could be a better placement for it. Thanks again!
> But people like you never mention this.

Well ask me something about it and I'll answer it (or tell you if I don't know). There are a million things I haven't mentioned. Just like you. We're not writing dissertations on COVID-19 here. I can only address so many things that I find relevant to the discussion.

What are you even expecting me to say about this? Of course the elderly and the vulnerable are worse off. How is that against anything I was saying? I was suggesting we make more economic impact payments rather than pack together into a crowd and protest. Does it look like there was some obvious connection between that and people's age that I somehow deliberately omitted and that would've hurt my argument? If so please enlighten me and I'll address it.

Meanwhile the one thing I don't hear from "people like you" (since you like painting people with one broad stroke like that) is a single acknowledgment that the experts might know more than you (and me), and this isn't about your opinion vs. mine. Which is funny, though not in a humorous way. To you nobody knows what they're doing. To us, there are people who know what they're doing somewhat better than us laypeople, so we're trying to at least give them and their opinions that much credit and weight.

> What is, in your opinion, the trigger for reopening? What metric? Is that metric at a city, county, or state level? I'd like to hear specifics, because I have yet to hear them from the cowardly ass covering politicians who say there is no cost that can be put on a human life

Well that might be because you haven't been listening to them. I know Cuomo has answered your question quite precisely... same guy whom you're mocking for saying every life is priceless. He said (and this is not his opinion or mine, this is the opinion of the experts advising him) that when the infection rates become constant (i.e. when the derivative reaches 0), you can start to reopen. That is the trigger. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyOnfK_UMV4&t=4m38s

Also, FYI, experts have put costs on human life and they have come to the conclusion (sorry if this isn't what you're hoping to hear) that it's very much worth it to shut down the economy. If you're interested, listen here. I imagine you'll disagree anyway (the experts are blind etc.) but at least you can't accuse them of not having tried to do the analyses that you appear to believe you have done. https://www.npr.org/transcripts/835571843
How the Coronavirus Is Killing the Middle Class
In the context of droning terrorist, I think the anthropic principle applies. The ones who don't act rationally or have that knowledge are dead.
I have only a handful of addresses on my machine so implemented the letter ‘f’ as the selector (none of the usernames nor various full name aliases have that letter in them). I really doubt any spammer could screen that out :-)
Protecting against resource-heavy ads in Chrome
Thats incredibly patronizing