skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That is the reason I am not going to do anything.

I would like the option to opt-in and not opt-out WHEN I receive an email.
The UK granted those liberties and some measure of self governance only in the last years of its rule. The Governor of Hong Kong was never elected. The elected portion of the legislative council was implemented rather near the end of the UK’s time in HK. For most of British HK history, the governor picked the members of the council. Basic Law which gave certain guarantees to HK didn’t even exist until 1990!

That said, British rule of HK, despite the UK having fairly authoritarian levels of power, was fairly restraint. I don’t recall many HK people feeling bitter towards the UK during that time I lived there — just prior to the handover.
One more thing to consider if twitter/facebook are publisher or not is see how they earn money? They earn money in very similar way like a publisher does, by advertisement. Like any publisher they will want to make sure that content on their platform is "advertiser friendly".
That's because of (continental) China threatening invasion if Taiwan ever declares independence.

The statu quo is the only safe option for Taiwan, and that means keeping the historical claims. China prefers seeing Taiwan as a dissident government of China rather than as a successfully independentist territory.

So the Taiwanese governments have to make very gradual changes towards a fully independentist stance rather than straight up acknowledging that the island is independent.
Maybe...maybe not. I'm not a paid ads expert but how much poor conversion can be blamed on a genuinely bad ad?
Realistically, which "enterprise" would buy this?
From Scaler Academy to Cyware Labs: Review by Our Scaler Saurav Gupta
Our Scaler Saurav Gupta shares his journey of how he managed to chase his dream despite coming from a humble background and his prep tips on bagging a job offer from Cyware Labs.
Yes you are selfish, and admittedly emotionally irrational as well.

If your only criterion is that you do not want your loved ones to die because something else that affects millions and is in fact necessary for millions of others to continue living decently goes on, then you're implicitly stating that a vast number of sometimes risky things should stop because there is a non-zero (and in many cases of things commonly done) higher-than-covid-death possibility that one of these things will kill some loved one of yours.

Now you're welcome to your personal, selfish and emotionally charged view of course but public policy and rules that affect billions of human beings cannot be decided on the slimmest margins of possibility that someone somebody else loves will die. Doing so will in any case indirectly or directly cause somebody else that someone else loves to die.

The global economic depression we seem to have unleashed at this point will also very, very likely cause misery and death for hundreds of thousands if not millions of other people who are the loved ones of someone who does not want them to die.

Now, the lockdowns that have been the case so far were in large part based on what are looking more like over-inflated initial estimates of mortality for the virus, so based on precaution derived from these initial estimates, it was understandable that they were implemented even if they had their own risks, but now if the mortality rate of the virus is indeed much lower than previously expected, it's only irresponsible to continue with lockdown measures that cause tremendous harm of their own for many reasons. Least of all should they be continued because there's always a handful of people like you who say "But my loved ones, I don't care about anything else no matter how minor the risk to these people I know"..
> It exploited the colony and local residents of HK as much as China does now.

I’m not aware of the UK kidnapping anyone to stand trial in a foreign jurisdiction. On exploitation, in 1945 Hong Kong was bombed out rubble and in 1997 it was a first world city that had a higher GDP per capita than the United Kingdom. Some exploitation.
Speed of digest creation is not a feature, when considering a security context. If the hash output is not used in a security context then speed is a good thing.
Very true. I work in mining (physical not data) and it’s helped immensely.
Oh, shut up Gruber. Why not put your own money, time and effort into building something? Extremely easy to write stuff like this from your Armchair you giant hypocrite.

Disclaimer: I used to love how snide this guy was when I was younger and I don't really care about Magic Leap!
When I visit https://www.magicleap.com/ without cookies enabled, I'm redirected to a non-existent page.
Why have a Supreme Court or even normal Judges if Laws are only allowed to be this binary? Why not option 4 you are allowed to censor if you give reason and the reason is in your TOS. But you are for example not allowed to Edit (Fact Check), Censor or manipulate Votes of your political opponents, or loose your libel protections.
Russia cares about Ukraine for another reason: strategic access to the Black Sea.
It's redux under the hood so with this library you'd be able to use existing redux tooling such as redux dev tools. Usually that's not possible with bespoke state management libraries (although I'm not familiar with Recoil)
The CEO has actually stepped down: https://www.theregister.co.uk/2020/05/29/magic_leap_ceo_rony...
Deliveroo Talent Directory
Their passport stamp literally says "ROC (Taiwan)".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passport_stamp#Taiwan
Understanding Regular Expressions once and for all [PART 1]
Given that HoloLens already exists, I guess, they're looking to leverage their investor selling skills on some enterprise execs that don't need this stuff...
Unless I'm missing what you're referring to, that's not true at all - HTTPS is secure and uses certificates to sign and encrypt traffic.
Understanding Regular Expressions once and for all [PART 2]
I think you statements about Taiwan are not accurate anymore - definitely not since recent elections, but even before that.
Looks great.

I couldn't use anything tho, that has no export as single portable format (PDF, Word, whatever) of complete stuff.
Magic Leap put billions, years & plenty of effort in. What did they actually produce vs what they promised?
> Why not put your own money, time and effort into building something?

He did, it’s called Daring Fireball.
Doesn't "GPLv2 or later" specifically allow you to fork into "GPLv2 only"? How can a license be incompatible with only the latter then?
Upvote for the comment, but the reality is OOP (at least in C++) encourages people to write code this way. When you have a sufficiently large code base and an unforeseen requirement comes in, one that wasn't planned for in those architectural committees, you have a problem. And that problem is solved by either a man-century of refactoring, or by taking some shortcuts that destroy the purity of the code and eventually lead to these monstrous god objects that you mentioned. This happens over and over, to the point where you can't just say "oh it was an accident, happened just one time".
Not part of the current economic model (it doesn't make or save them any money). Certainly not that of the kind of company behind this.
OP:

> U.K. Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab warned the government will open a path to citizenship for 300,000 Hong Kong residents unless China backs down on its planned security laws....A key question for the U.K. is how to help the 300,000 people in Hong Kong who have British National (Overseas) passports. The foreign secretary said the U.K. will offer them a haven if Beijing does not back down.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_National_(Overseas)_pa...:

> Holders of BN(O) passports are permanent residents of Hong Kong who were British Dependent Territories citizens until 30 June 1997 and had registered as BN(O)s....As British National (Overseas) cannot be passed through jus sanguinis to children of current BN(O)s, any children born on or after 1 July 1997 to parents with British National (Overseas) status only acquired either Chinese nationality or British Overseas Citizen status on birth (although it is possible for a BOC with no other nationalities to be registered as a British Citizen). Any British Dependent Territory Citizens with connections to Hong Kong who had failed to register themselves as British Nationals (Overseas) by the end of 30 June 1997 would also be ineligible to make further claims for BN(O) from 1 July 1997, and those people would either become Chinese nationals or British Overseas Citizens.

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

> Naturalisation as a British Overseas citizen is not possible. It is expected that BOCs will obtain citizenship in the country they reside in and that the number of active status holders will eventually dwindle until there are none.[15] Currently, it is only possible to transfer BOC status by descent if an individual born to a BOC parent would otherwise be stateless.

So this doesn't affect anyone under the age of 23?
As I understand it, Taiwan already has pledged support for HK political refugees. I wasn't able to find the article I remember with 10s of googling, but here is another: https://www.cnbc.com/2020/05/29/taiwan-plans-to-draw-a-human...
Data and Analytics Digital Summit 2020 Online Conference
I think you're misinterpreting my comment. I meant specifically for most small time startups, not necessarily small time startups deploying enterprise apps. If you're deploying enterprise apps then by definition you're for all intents and purposes "fb scale."

A lot of SaaS promise infinite scalability—a need which often never comes to most small time startups.
So you can ONLY point out when somebody is pulling off an obvious con, gathering billions of dollars in funds with complete vapourware, producing no deliverables of any value for 9 years — and, I reiterate, ONLY — if you have managed to make a successful company?

Good job Gruber manages to run his own full-time business, then, because apparently one isn't allowed to criticise Magic Leap.

God forbid somebody prevent others from falling victim to yet another snake-oil salesman. Better we all just quietly and blithely accept what our capitalist overlords tell us, yes? Only the successful ~~rich~~ have any right to tell us what to think!

What kind of insane gatekeeping is this? ^
Self-rule is sometimes, as would appear in the case of Hong Kong, orthogonal to wildly successful.
Political asylum is a very common cause for immigration though, so isn’t this already the case?
FSF gives freedom-respecting videoconferencing to all associate members
to add on top of what lubonay wrote, this unidirectional data flow allows to solve a wide range of problem in how we handle state (and its changes).

so you have

- the state, only containing pure java/kotlin objects)

- reducers to handle state changes. Basically a reducer is a method that takes a state as input (and often another parameter, like e.g. an user input) and creates another state as output.

- and a model of your ui, that is created from each state.

This works very well to have fully testable business logic (which is where the no Android objects is nice, so tests can just run on the JVM) and think about how both state and view changes (both state and view states are immutable, and are altered by copy).

Again, not necessarily something I say that grandparent absolutely needs, but if they want to try something new, it is there.
“Deprecated” need not mean “insecure”.
Seems to have an export to a tarfile of markdown docs with a folder structure matching the tree.
PPC is/was different from POWER. Technically related but they diverged enough that it was a different ISA for all intents and purposes
How on earth adding a small disclaimer at the bottom of trump lies to prevent misinformation on the electoral process is against free speech?
I thought that it's from a derogatory term for heterosexuals.
Google Chrome Is Getting a Bunch of New Privacy Features
That was really interesting. Itr's weird to think of how many mundane technologies actually had to be invented, and how things would have worked before. The idea of a boat built without nails is kind of crazy.
I'd like to add that the ecosystem around TS/JS is huge, even allowing you to do interop with both F# and Ocaml on both frontend and backend code.
The United States has guaranteed the independence of Taiwan for decades. Taiwan doesn't have to handle China's ire on its own.
> How about countries provide citizenship for refugee status if someone is being politically targeted?

They do, just not immediately. All (most? are there any exceptions?) Western countries have a road to citizenship for accepted asylum seekers.
This is incorrect. Consonance or dissonance is based on physical properties of the sounds. As the paper mentions, pleasantness of the consonance vs dissonance varies from culture to culture. The paper specifically mentions in the abstract that the other cultures were able to distinguish consonance from dissonance.
Resolutiion, the First Godot Engine Game on the Nintendo Switch
I tend to think about Go as a compiled bash :-)
Under ROC law, all PRC nationals (including HKers) are ROC nationals. So Taiwan already technically recognises Hong Kong nationals as its citizens.

However, ROC law distinguishes its nationals into two classes – those with legal residence (household registration) in the area under ROC government control (the "Free Territory"), and those without. ROC nationals without legal residence in government-controlled territory lack residence and political rights in Taiwan. However, they can apply to ROC government Immigration Department to immigrate to Taiwan, and if approved, can then apply for full permanent residence and political rights after a period of temporary residence in Taiwan.
It does sound like Taiwan is looking for ways to help Hong Kong residents:

https://focustaiwan.tw/politics/202005270012
What are the projections on our food supply dying of heat exhaustion?
VC money printer go brrrrr.
There's a very interesting and long 6-year old discussion in the comments of the YouTube video you posted. In it, Marcinmd1 makes a lot of very good points, against the premise of the video...
I don’t know much about Elm, but one of the few things I have heard of is this GitHub issue: https://github.com/elm/compiler/issues/1773. Am I putting too much emphasis on this particular picked cherry or does the compiler do this in general?
The history of the "British National (Overseas)" nationality is worth a read.[1][2]

During the decolonization of the British Empire, the UK did not want large numbers of non-white people immigrating to the British Isles. HK was only one instance of this. BN(O) nationality was one of many convenient bureaucratic fictions created in order to rationalize how someone born as a British subject in a British territory could lose the right to continue to live on British territory. Particularly affected were people of Indian ethnicity who had immigrated to other British colonies as civil servants; they became ethnic minorities in their newly independent countries and while their white coworkers were granted British citizenship, they were left behind.

Thousands of people became stateless as a result of this policy.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Overseas_citizen
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_National_(Overseas)
Gary Garrett is a musician who works with just intonation (or, as he calls it, untempered music) [0]. Below is a link to a piece he composed [1]. Definitely worth checking out.

[0] http://www.garygarrett.me/?page_id=1922
[1] https://youtu.be/jA1C9VFqJKo
For now I’d dwell on it actually, having this information puts you in an advantageous position, you can dig more and see what else you can find. You can ask and share with your cofounder stories about the past over drinks and see if anything reveals itself. Then think all your options step by step and how you’d go about this when you want out. Eventually when everything is thought out you can confront him about it. Beware, not knowing what you’re dealig with it’s possible these type of people are very convincing and charming psychopaths. But maybe not. You might still be able to do business with this person even if you have your differences, but you got a red flag. If anything goes wrong down the line you’ve been warned
If you want more such elegant Haskell/math check out Conal Eliott( conal.net )
https://web.archive.org/web/20200528023707/https://www.bloom...
Sadly, there is no possible migration path. Because text is the default "mode".
I think anything that takes years to learn properly (and of which the knowledge is not neatly packed into a book); communication skills, using vertical-specific language/terms correctly, integrating complex systems etc. Things you cannot take a book, read and do without countless failure, retry, mentors etc. Anything you can pick up quickly, probably anyone can pick up quickly... You cannot learn production firmware coding fast; sure you can pick up ARM c/assembly, you can read books, watch videos, but when you get a totally strange device that has 20kb (kilobytes!) of usable memory, you won't be able to get a factory ready implementation without years of experience. The same with a lot of other niche areas; sure you can learn it, sure you can probably get 80% there (wasting a lot of time on learning) but delivery is not reachable without the place burning down after.

Things that are not hard necessarily, but just a lot of work to learn to do well. Again, and again, i'm not critiquing the tech here, just the niche-ness of it; I hate frontend work and yet it took me 2 days to learn react native well enough to make a production app. If I can do that, too many other people can do that as well and I do not believe that's a viable longterm strategy. But if it works for someone then glory to them; I am older and know it will likely be gone in 10 years; most of everyone (by far) won't be millionaires by then even though they aspire to it now, so you need something for after 10 years. Go into management is an option, but I like remote work, coding and tech, so I had to find another way.
I skimmed the page & the language style sets off buzzers & just think "yuck". It smells of get-rich-quick, dream-selling crap.
Magic Leap more like Tragic Leap.
> The UK should have offered citizenship to residents of Hong Kong prior to 1997. It exploited the colony and local residents of HK as much as China does now.

Britain only started paying a bit of lip service to "freedom" and "democracy" when it became time to hand the territory back to China, and even now they aren't offering citizenship, they are simply saying they're considering allowing people to stay a few months longer in Britain.

> Both the ROC and PRC claim that Taiwan is part of China, but differ (obviously) as to which government is "legitimate".

We all know that if the "CCP" had lost the civil war and was reduced to ruling a tiny island off the coast, nobody would take the "PRC" any more seriously - as the true ruler of the whole country or as an independent state - than a "Confederate States of America" holed up on the Florida Keys.
i am unfamiliar with kernel TLS offload [1], but superficially, it looks like that may be supported:

https://github.com/openssl/openssl/blob/43a70f02022ebbc29aa7...

`SOL_TLS` referenced here

https://github.com/openssl/openssl/blob/f059e4cc435b7b850cfc...

as defined here:

https://github.com/torvalds/linux/commit/3c4d7559159bfe1e3b9...

[1] https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/networking/tls-offloa...
> But the truth is, the people of any democracy are the true source of power.

They may be the horses towing the cart, but they are not the driver. You are right that they won't want to revolt and potentially destroy the system because it's working "well enough" for them, but that's far from being the ones who decide the course of the nation.
Are you willing to take the risk? Deprecated might mean: There are known weaknesses. Or: Less reviewed code path.
rpi 4 PoE is only 13W, which is not enough for ROCK Pi 4 with SSD, USB3 etc. We have designed the ROCK Pi 23W PoE.

https://wiki.radxa.com/ROCKPI_23W_PoE_HAT
Here's a free version https://www.scmp.com/tech/policy/article/3086425/us-will-joi...
That's really well put. And it does reflect how that kind of document is produced. So I'm not surprised at all.

Problem arises when you read that document without really trying to understand it. In that case, it might be enough to trigger some thoughts.

It also appears to me that two way communications, that is, social interactions, will be the only way to form truth. That is, AI produced content could erode some more the trust we put in of newspaper, TV news, etc (all forms of one way communication). Not that we've waited AI to distrust those, but well, on e more nail in the coffin :-)

(this text, although rather unclear, was written by a genuine human :-) )
"It exploited the colony and local residents of HK as much as China does now."

nope:
https://www.economist.com/asia/2019/07/01/hong-kong-proteste...
Who put in $350 million more? Did anybody? So far there's just an internal email from Magic Leap management.
Twitter hides Donald Trump tweet for “glorifying violence”
Psychology of Passwords
Tragic Heap*

See: https://palmerluckey.com/magic-leap-is-a-tragic-heap/
People have successfully pursued defamation cases for posts to Facebook and other social media platforms.

Section 230 shields Facebook from liability for these posts, not the users. And Facebook generally responds to subpoenas from a court for IP address data that can be used to identify a the user behind a libelous post...
> I say this measuredly

I should hope so. That’s a stunning generalization if I get your intent, and to boot, wholly inaccurate as Indians are (and many can/do identify as) Caucasians.

Are you using The term as a proxy for the Occident as a whole? The United States specifically? Ignoring the technical inaccuracy, I think America remains a bit of an Indiaphiliac and has been that way for decades. It’s entirely compatible to hope the best for a nation, respect its intellectual achievements and regional challenges, value the alignment of interests while also remaining critical of its political and humanitarian shortcomings - as The US regards India and I’m sure the feeling is mutual.

At the same time, I think the US is wise to stay out of the growing conflict in Northern Kashmir. When it comes down to dust though, I’ve no doubt the US would help India defend against existential threats. China on the other hand isn’t worried about existential threats except maybe from Japan, and is in fact demonstrating and expansionist (if not imperial) foreign policy - which is to say, they would not conceivably need help from the US in the present conflict. I don’t see India attempting to seize territory from China any time soon.
I still think that sandboxing dependencies is the wrong answer to this problem.

(first - the problem is trusting dependencies. How to spot malicious code in a dependency, and stop an evil upstream maintainer from doing bad things to your site)

This solution slows down the system at run-time (and also never quite solves the problem - sandboxes are pretty leaky. The history of browser extensions trying to do the same thing is a good example).

I'm not really sure what the solution is. I have some ideas, but they're mostly about changing the culture around coding, rather than technical.
Do note that having weapons makes you infinitely more likely to use them.
Well, let's just do it like git that accepts a short suffix (and maybe prefix, I don't remember) of the hash as a commit indicator