skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Everyone has a different taste, but for me Japanese architecture is horrid. Sure, old temples, shrines and castles are beautiful, but other than that...

The tiny streets everywhere, the buildings with only a few centimetres of separation between them, the cheap plastic look of many buildings... Everything feels cramped and chaotic.
Find a video (youtube) where autistic people (especially women) describe how they mask. In particular, staring really hard at where the person's third eye would be, or smiling really hard at them (to the point of squinting) may work for some.
I'm skeptical about the way state can change from under you within the same execution of the rendering function. This type of mutability will prevent all the help that typescript normally gives for complex components.

Also if anyone has used it, do you have to use this pattern if you have derived state?

setState({
displayName: `${state.user.firstName} ${state.user.lastName}`
})

If you simply do `const displayName = ...` in the component, will the component update properly?
The future of "news" is in podcasts & yt. I follow plenty of people who are doing well for themselves with a Patreon account + some premium content + public channel providing knowledge & news in their area of expertise, often very in-depth.

It's not only medium that is different.

People don't trust institutions anymore. They don't want to buy "New York Times" or any other brand, and pay for the office, shareholders, CEOs. They want small independent teams / individuals that they can connect with, trust and hold personally accountable. Someone that feels like they are working for their Patreons.

When you cut the bloat, it takes just a thousand patreons to support a creator on some salary-like level. Even less, with ad revenues etc.
Really great question about founder vs. being an employee and what it means going back to being an individual contributor.

In Europe, I see that it is hardly possible; if you have been a founder, firms think you aren't loyal.
> after smartphones dropped all SD card slots

Last I checked, only at the high end and Google devices, and substantially less true in non-US markets.

Careful with proclaiming such a bubble to be universal. I am sure in mountain view some PMs make decisions based on "oh but we killed the SD card years ago" but they don't have actual power to do that.
Hopefully this time we'll be able to geoengineer our way out of it. I would think pumping out tons of ozone is significantly easier than removing atmospheric CO2 or, you know, burning less carbon(how absurd, right?).
Somehow that makes (yes, this is woefully out of context)

Ты лети за ясным солнцем вслед.
И бойцу на дальнем пограничье
От Катюши передай привет.

sound a bit more sinister.
on the other hand, I'd hope in

He is trampling out the vintage where the grapes of wrath are stored
He hath loosed the fateful lightning of His terrible swift sword

those grapes of wrath are neither chemical nor biological.
You going to ban me for posting things that are true?
Medicines and Vegetable Oils as Hidden Causes of Heart Disease and Diabetes
In the end Kathryn Marinello failed. She was at the helm for years where she could have positioned the company better. Blaming it on a 2014 misfilling and the wasted years cleaning it up only gives false cover. She didn't pay back debit when times were better because it would have affected her compension.
> In any case, the DOJ considering Antifa as well as a potential consideration of Anonymous as a terrorist organization is pretty ridiculous and toothless, as they are both anarchist affiliations/ideas and not organizations in any way I know of, really.

So was the El Caeda
Maybe, but they know nothing about (a) why you're reading the book, (b) what you know/don't know already, (c) your learning style, (d) your speed of learning etc.
Anything over 90% is gravy. If you have 97% in your algorithms class and 82% in your history class, you should try to spend more effort on history. And that will be hard to do, because there's less positive feedback from the other side of that engagement. Learning how to do what you don't like as much is hard, but worth doing.
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> no power grid is 100% lossless over long distances

Power loss is actually just around 5% per 1000km. So if electricity is made twice as cheap it can be transferred virtually anywhere in the US from a single point in today’s price (of course we won’t build a single power plant, that’s just an illustration of the fact that transmission cost is not prohibitively high).
Yes, they like to do these kind of things in the name of loving open source nowadays. Also open sourced a 40 year old BASIC implementation which can only be good for a Computer Museum display.

MSDOS 6.0 might be interesting. Windows 3.1 too.
First message I read below.

A Narcissist’s Prayer:

That didn’t happen.

And if it did, it wasn’t that bad.

And if it was, that’s not a big deal.

And if it is, that’s not my fault.

And if it was, I didn’t mean it.

And if I did…

You deserved it.
It scales if you let userland do thread scheduling (instead of having green threads on top of OS threads)

Something like https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/procthread/us...

See also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6726357
Indian developer reports Apple critical flaw in sign in gets 7.5M
C&JC figured a way to finance their projects through a few big landmark donations along with a proto Kickstarter campaign. They would sell numbered plans and drawings with a deep discount before the event happens. They had different support tiers ranging from postcard to one of the first ten copies of each plan and have a thriving community of collectors.
When the developer is inexperient, programming is similar to art. You see hacky stuff and sometimes "innovation" that a senior engineer would just call dirty code. Senior engineers however don't do art unless they are explicitly doing it like with computer graphics or other kinds or computer-based art generation, or through movements like hacktivism that are certainly quite poetic. Otherwise it's so far away from art, regular APIs aren't art, databases aren't art, operating systems aren't art. Many engineers have the need to call themselves artists, you should have taken drawing lessons if you wanted to be artists because regular engineering for business is maintainable just if it's as standard as possible and let me tell you that is the opposite of art.
But that would cost you battery all the time, while the e paper would just need power to update the qr code
Still, the art of bidet seems to be less sexy to them.
Mount and Blade Warband, which has a sequel in early release named Bannerlord, has large medieval sieges and community LOTR mods:

https://youtu.be/a4Yldd_BT3A

https://youtu.be/ZOcZDlUSMng
60 days severance is mandatory, due to the WARN act.

I don't know if "keeping those affected on the company’s health insurance for the rest of the year" means they will pay the full amount, or just the corporate contribution.

So, eh.
Then maybe the people who have decided the compensation structures are more to blame?
Assumptions, assumptions. Does not work on a text-only browser (no Javascript).
More than that, they reduce too much of the problem away. It reminds me of the two capacitor paradox [1] which (spoiler alert) only arises because that configuration isn't actually possible to realize in terms of ideal circuit elements.

In particular, we spend a lot of time thinking about what would have to be, in most formulations of the problem, a quickly-decided act (otherwise, why not simply untie the people?) and we have absolute certainty given us as to the consequences, vs. all the uncertainty in real life. The problem is used to get rid of those elements as distractions, but they're essential features of people's reasoning (and reasoning ability) so they're not so easily discarded.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two_capacitor_paradox
Correction for the title, Trump actually called Zuckerberg and not the other way around:

> Later that day, Trump phoned Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg. During the call, Zuckerberg "expressed concerns about the tone and the rhetoric," according to a source familiar with the call.
Well, there is less ozone in total than CO2 produced per year, but ozone is harmful at ground level: https://ozonewatch.gsfc.nasa.gov/facts/ozone.html
Consider posting your highlights to SmashNotes for maximum distribution, would very curious to see what’s inside.
So true! It's quite visible during Corona restrictions..
That seems like they would still be doing the same thing, except that the flies they would be able to release 100% male flies instead of 50/50 males and females
> Hence, ozone loss during rapid warming is an inherent Earth system process with the unavoidable conclusion that we should be alert for such an eventuality in the future warming world.

Did not know this worrisome hypothesis. The idea that a warming world could inject more reactive material into the stratosphere via convective storms seems reasonable. Thanks a lot for one more reason not to sleep tonight.
Fair enough. Keep in mind I've been working on this for close to 5 years. Basically around the time I realized KnockoutJS was going to die out and React was for good reason going to win. Here is an article about why this library exists: https://dev.to/ryansolid/why-solidjs-do-we-need-another-js-u...
Oh hey, another bad thing to worry about happening in 2020.

But it's a cool paper. It would be interesting to see if they can find more instances of this sort of damage over various, widely space geographic areas. And especially in other species/other external signs of UV damage.

Even though they do analysis to try to eliminate other possible explanations, I'm not sure I'm super on board with immediately accepting the UV/ozone explanation whole sale. I always like to see bets hedged with "lends further evidence to support...." language.

I'd also love to hear from anyone with domain knowledge that might be able to add their perspective on the paper.
Is PPM a safe round-trip format to remove all metadata and transparency? I'd like to recommend it to a friend and as far as I know it really only contains RGB as text and has no extensions for exif or similar. But after so many gotchas, as listed here in the thread, I'm somewhat paranoid...
1. I am aware of the PCA, by guess is a bunch of other loosely written clauses in OTHER equally legal Acts of congress are used as cover to trump the PCA;

2. Once you are at secret courts, all bets are off.

Sad really.
The contention was that it was the most capable spacecraft ever flown, without qualification and no reference to LEO, so I think pointing out that it's domain of operations was actually very limited is reasonable.

The shuttle was very well deigned for what it was intended to do, that's quite right, it's just a shame it was never used to perform one of it's primary tasks. However it also doomed the manned US space programme to operate exclusively in LEO for the vehicle's lifetime.
This actually exists. There’s a go playground earlier in this thread worth generics support
I didn't see a temperature for when this might become a problem. Does anyone have that?
All totally beside the point. No-one suggested "encouraging" questions you don't think are worthy. Flag them. But writing the horrible way you did has no place on HN or anywhere. It's not much good what you say being 100% valid if how you say is revolting and breaks every possible guideline. It may have been a bad question, but it was far, far better than your comment.
Do you think it would be simple enough for an 11 year old to learn without getting too lost? My nephew is into claymation and is generally artistically inclined (but otherwise not very into school, even in the best of times). I’m looking for something to help him learn remotely, so anyone’s tips or resources would be appreciated.
How is that done? By pixelwise comparison with a test image?
Why Goldman Sachs Is Wrong About Bitcoin
I know right. "Hey I see you like worrying about stuff...well, how about these apples!"

Scientists really need to learn how to keep it to themselves for like a year or two. /s
John McAfee Calls His Own $1M Bitcoin Price Prediction 'Nonsense'
> I also tend to forget letters

That used to happen to me too, then I studied it more, and would periodically spell words in my head using it until I recognized which letters I'd forget (kilo, lima, mike, november), then studied those some more.

Total time spent memorizing it fully probably sums to less than an hour over a couple years.
I wonder if the same can happen with Adobe, while I have respect for what they do, I am happy to see a competitor (read : choice) rising with Affinity. For years there was nothing that could touch Photoshop, and slowly I see people moving over. For a first version its very good.
> it's really not a big deal to just avoid using a certain word if people don't like it.

Okay, I say saying word veggies distresses me. Please stop using that word everyone. eat_veggies distresses me the most, coz it implies that the word veggies is used as healthy food, while I dont like eating healthy. I think its offensive from you to tell me what to eat.

See? The problem with that kind of thinking is that anyone can declare anything distressing. If we declare "guys" as distressing, and allow gradual wiping of the word on that basis, where do we draw the line?

I think all the guys should take a breath, eat some veggies and start worrying about other things, than if someone adressed them by word they dont like. I seriously dont get this trend of validation of being ofended by most random things.
No, it’s not that common. While most artists stop at sketches - and Christo sketches are enough to grant him a relevant place in modern art (it really worths to study them) - he always pushed to realization whenever possible.
Feel free to shoot any issues or discussions on our gitter or reddit. You are correct because it doesn't work like that. It works more like MobX. There is no render function that runs repeatedly. Instead everything is split apart granularity and only those pieces update.

If you want to have derived state. Simply wrap it in a function or use it in a JSX binding.

Ex.

const displayName = () => `${state.user.firstName} ${state.user.lastName}`

return <span>{displayName()}</span>;

or:

return <span>{`${state.user.firstName} ${state.user.lastName}`}</span>;

or:

// this expensive to calculate:

const displayName = createMemo(() => `${state.user.firstName} ${state.user.lastName}`)

return <span>{displayName()}</span>;
Language servers go back all the way to Xerox PARC workstations and Lisp machines.

C++ had its very first language servers via Lucid's Energize C++ and Visual Age for C++ v4.

Here is the 1993 video and related paper from Lucid.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQQTScuApWk

http://www.dreamsongs.com/Cadillac.html

And some information regarding VA, unfortunately most is missing from online world.

https://www.ecomstation.it/pido2/home/esterni/vac40os2.pdf (codestore)

http://www.edm2.com/index.php/VisualAge_C%2B%2B_4.0_Review

It is also why Delphi, VB and C++ Builder were already such a pleasure to use versus the Makefile and vi world of UNIX.
hah, my Karma literally went negative after that post on Friday (I don't post much so downvotes hurt) --probably wasn't the part about Python takin' over the game ;)

I have the same shirt as this poor guy...
https://youtu.be/NeHFDf0zKs4
The informal civilian convention does indeed use given names. The names themselves are not standardized though so it's not a very good system.
> Are you aware of white supremacists? I saw a video with a white guy breaking windows with a hammer and protesters chased him away.

Why did you imply that guy was a white supremicist? What ever evidence do you have?

Video in question: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vurPRZbLvc
You can patch that if you want, the ROM image is available and there are reasonably accurate disassemblies, enough to figure out where that bit of code lives so you can scale it. You won't be able to fix it at the source (the DX7 contains two processors, the other one is mask programmable), but you can simply scale the 0...100 values to become 0...127.
I think the best places to have centrifugal gravity would be the toilet, the shower, and the gym. As for the kitchen, I want someone to make a spherical pizza pressed along the inside or the outside of a heated sphere to bake. So we still need an area of zero-g there.
This is so cool. I recently got myself a Reface DX to recapture the feel of the original DX7 and have Dexed on my machines (including the iPad), so will be having some fun over the next few evenings.
The video showing that is pretty clear that none of that happened. They drove around a corner and into the crowd.
I follow similar practices on my website. I help people settle in Germany. Since I can't assume people are native English speakers, I use simple english. It's surprisingly hard. When I revisit old guides, I can notice how much I have learned.

Struggling with German helped me become better at writing for those who struggle with English.

I use Hemingway to spot long sentences, difficult words and other problems.

I also use text formatting and typography to great effect. It makes the text easier to skim if you just need a specific piece of information.

Here are some of the things I learned:

* Put the short answer at the start, and highlight it. I try to make my content the opposite of clickbait.

* Use short, unambiguous sentences. Let readers catch their breath. Don't write sentences like Tarantino writes stories.

* Avoid idioms and expressions as much as possible.

* Use can/should/must exclusively.
The RBF kernel nakes any dataset linearly separable, as long as the bandwidth is small enough (but then you might be overfitting). And certainly you can automatically select the kernel, it is just a hyperparameter after all: try different kernels and are what works best. You can even create a composite kernel as a weighted sum of several simpler kernels, and find the best weights while fitting the model.
It will get better eventually, take care & feel free to email me
This channel is pretty good: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVKDKWKR498Ut2m8H5oUEcA
Don't get me wrong, every technical endeavor is fun and beneficial for the individual.

YOu just have higher chances of staring a unicorn co, than creating a js library that is widely adopted.
MSDOS 6.0 might be interesting. Windows 3.1 too.

And MS-DOS 4.0/4.1, not to be confused with 4.00/4.01, which had multi-tasking features:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MS-DOS_4.0_(multitasking)
Not all police forces are bad. And the ones that do have a higher percentage of bad apples aren’t all this bad.

But yes, there are some out there that seem bound and determined to exhibit the exact behavior that people are demonstrating against. Contrary to all logic, there it is.
The site is gold, thank you.
It always depends from which perspective you're looking at things; compared to the Swiss the Germans are rather chaotic and nothing works there.

(Grew up in Germany and now live since ~5 years in Switzerland)
Very neat. I refurbish/repair DX7's as a hobby, and it is always surprising to me how much life there is still left in that synth. There is a whole eco-system around them and lots of people still want the actual thing to play on. They're also built like tanks which is one reason they are still so much in use today.
US companies aren't supposed to pay back debt (in Hertz's case, how did 2005 affect the balance sheet?) because that would be an inefficient use of capital. US consumers are supposed to spend, not save, to stimulate the economy. US government is supposed to run a deficit, not a surplus.

And yet the aggregate US net worth is positive: about 5x its GDP. What sector have I missed?
Really works well. Downloaded the SysEx imported into NI's FM8 and some of the sounds are extremely usable as the basis for some sound design.

You milage may vary if you are after some traditional sounds though - I am definitely not.
When I'm stressed, I go back to saying affirmative/negative instead of yes/no.
Being human is being of service. But it's mostly learned behaviour, or need some guidance. Personal boundaries can also be learned. Surrounding oneself with people of best intentions can unlock much human potential. Though there's limited attention to distribute, so net can't be cast too broadly.
I was surprised that in the communications during the recent Dragon docking, they seemed to have the initial station designations reversed: first stating who is calling, followed by who is called. Also when Dragon crew was reporting poor call quality over the hardline, I don't think they used the phrases listed in the article.

edit: and also how/why it took them so long to resolve the apparent misunderstanding at some point, where the Russian crew on the ISS seemed to believe they were being called out by the ground crew.
> The way I look at it this is just the acts of a few people and has nothing to do with overall movement of the entire company

True, but a company is nothing but the people they hire.

It therefore reflects poorly on Microsoft as a whole and will make people think twice about working for/with Microsoft in future.
You can also plug any USB stick into most androids
Facebook Employees Criticize Zuckerberg’s Inaction over Trump
Love vs. Hate: Was Radio Raheem Wrong?
I didn't know anyone else apart from me and and my tutor had read my Ph.D Thesis... :-) Glad you found it informative! Janus was indeed born during my research efforts there.
* Listen and be interested. Many people just respond with their own anecdotes, but people really do appreciate it when you listen to them and mirror their emotions on the topics, ask them questions and allow them to express their narrative. Being able share an experience with someone makes it easier to bond. When people are always turning the focus back to themselves, especially in a way that can negate, one-up, argue, try to solve, or dismiss, the intended emotions, it can end up draining.

* The kids that were probably more heavily on the spectrum in school seemed they got teased often. They were targetted for being very defensive. Simple things become heated emotional arguments and especially when things are taken personally. The more someone would react emotionally, the more bullies would use them as a target. If something doesn't make sense, doesn't seem correct, or could have a negative connotation, it's best to not react with negative emotions immediately. Sometimes this is just part of word play or sarcasm that just isn't caught. Give the benefit of the doubt and try to clarify. Avoid arguing, and avoid people or statements that are just trying to get an emotional response, the actual things they say are just a mechanism to trigger that.

* Catch up with people and see where they're at, try to understand what their goals and challenges are and how it's been evolving. Ask them about things they're passionate about and what's new in that space. Remember to think of them when you come across something they may find interesting. You may be passionate about things they're completely uninterested in and it may be worthwhile to skip those if you don't feel much resonance on particular topics. Try to find activities where you can both be really engaged.

In general, show you care about people, teach them, help them reach their goals, be there for them when they need someone to listen. Fire your friends if they don't show some reciprocation, are always negative; self obsessed; pity seeking; complaining, only contact you when they want to offload, etc.
Context for those of you (like me) who aren't geologists and don't know of any historic extinction events other than the k-t (66 Mya):

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Late_Devonian_extinction (376–360 Mya)