skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you're black in the US, there's just no correct way to protest. Street protests get painted as riots (and often turn into riots due to excessive police response fanning the flames), quiet personal protests are claimed to be disrespectful (since when is kneeling a sign of disrespect?), speak up and they get told to shut up. There's no way to win.
GitHub pages / GitLab pages. I prefer the latter since the CI for pages is less magical and more flexible as a result - you aren't limited to what they support, and they don't claim a 100GB* traffic limit (just fair use). Couple with a cheap .com and free Cloudflare for DNS and caching.

* Corrected mistake, was 10GB
Then you would only need the drone to go over the helicopter, then let physics find the way in.
USB 2.0 issues on new MacBook Pro 13“ 2020
Throw in a little, "your land is now desirable so instead of paying you a higher rate for it we'll increase your taxes until you are forced to sell."
I prefer to splice them, personally, I like a challenge.
I think linear layout lets you use your excellent visual cortex for planning, freeing up your consciousness to focus on the tasks at hand. It also has notes and tags
Brutally honest feedback is welcome. I'm also looking for early adopters. Integration with Google Calendar is on top of my dev stack.
Putting someone’s job title in quotes like that is super condescending. It’s bad taste, especially when you make more and you’re commenting on a post where 1,400 of them got laid off.
cool, that's great. will check it, thanks!
I don't love having to drag dongles with me, but for docks - This works for basically everything I've plugged into it

https://www.amazon.com/Elgato-Thunderbolt-Dock-Ethernet-alum...

It's not cheap, by any means, but it gives me two external monitors, keyboard/mouse, webcam, speakers, and a spare usb-c port through a single plug.

Works with my xps machine on linux and my work macbook.
Do you believe that kneeling on another human being’s neck for 9 minutes is not dangerous?
I'd recommend Hugo or similar plus netlify. It's incredibly easy to get a static (or mostly static) page up and available. Use someone else's template, then you can deal with everything with drag & drop if you want.

It's all also free unless you want more features, and you can easily take it and host elsewhere (like S3).
As long as you are reaching an audience right!

I like https://dev.to for the same reason. There is no pay but still motivating for sure
Gpt bots can't switch topics midway. Their text generation usually turns incoherent gradually
I guess because plainly visible "tall masses" are not the only things contributing to the geoid? E.g. earth crust thickness might dominate.

In the context of this discussion, we're not so much interested in the absolute shape of the geoid, as in how much it might change because of melting ice sheets
Yes, even windows asks you if it's a private and public network and if you want to allow sharing,etc... This doesn't need to be controversial, an install time checkbox to enable/disable these services can decide this for the user. And I will bet good money most users will opt-out. Just like telemetery.
I'd love to see that feature also
Now imagine how it feels for black folks. Imagine then that this is how it's been for them for 400 years. Then you start to get a little bit of the anger and desperation they feel right now.
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The FAANGM types aren't hiring mediocre programmers out of Uzbekistan, they're looking for MIT/Carnegie Mellon/Stanford types. Plenty of primo talent coming out of Texas A&M, Virginia Tech, etc. as well.

Plenty of bodies to replace those who leave, for sure, but they're not about to start hiring random offshore types.
> Why would a user care about the source code?

If there's a bug, the user can fix it only if the source code is available.

> It is like people going to the cinema expecting to be given all the details, including technical documents and whatnot about how the movie was made.

Well, movies do include credits, detailing who did what. From there, you could research what the "what" is and know more or less how the movie was made.

Disclaimer: I have no care either way between OSS or commercial software, beyond liking to contribute and support OSS projects, and working on proprietary applications (and being generally ok with it). So I'm replying not with an intent to proselytize; just thought I could address your points.
Everything is toxic in unsuitable amounts, it's an empty statement that doesn't really serve any purpose and is impossible to discuss.
Because it's an observational study? It wasn't an experiment. They couldn't make it randomizes.

This is often the first stage before an RCT. Don't see what's confusing about this.
I’ve worked with a few very successful business people. What was common among them was they wrote things down (frequently, but a little, not a lot) and had excellent recall. They wrote on anything handy, and discarded when done. Their systems were mostly disposable. They didn’t create libraries of notes.

I’m technical, self-employed, with an academic background. I’m very tempted by systems (I often think of the book “Lila” and his 12K index cards... it’s like thought/note porn). But my need to “ship” keeps my tendencies lightweight. My partner has crates of notes, spends time culling lists and to-dos and plans project work times on her calendar. She struggles to ship and is often frustrated by her own sense of progress.

It’s just a couple of anecdotal data points. I do like to deep dive into research jags and makes lists and record notes, but those usually happen at the beginning of projects or brainstorming sessions... I find old (digital) notes and have a very ephemeral relationship to them.

I care more about digressive and convergent mental habits. When I govern those effectively, I feel creative and productive. My systems tend to stay light.
Possibly it's no more complex than power corrupting (per Lord Acton).

Genuine question: is there a measurable difference in how law enforcement officers of different ethnicity exert their powers? Any studies?
> Biggest enemy'? A sanctuary got hold of the animals, not a maffia rival.

You clearly haven't watched the series. They're not really mafia, but they have a long public history as bitter rivals.
There is threadgroup shared memory (also known as local data share), provided at 64kB per block of execution units (this block is called a "subslice" in Intel, a "streaming multiprocessor" in Nvidia, and "compute unit" in AMD). Though the exact ratios vary widely, this memory has about an order of magnitude higher bandwidth and lower latency than access to global memory, and when used skillfully really can enable systolic-like architectures.
I have the 2013 13" too and it's been such a great computer but two things stifle its longevity - two cores and no upgrades. The 14" is going to have ample cores for years to come and with upgradable ram and storage it could easily serve for over a decade. But while everything is soldered on the only upgrade option is to sell the laptop back to Apple at a massive discount. I don't know if it's just resentment but it feels like a dark pattern to fuel Apple with spare parts and refurbished machines to resell. The model to buy, for me, is the one after the EU forces Apple to use socketed components.
There's the rub. Nobody is being forced into an opinion. They're choosing to use the platform. It's not an official channel, it's an independent company. They can choose to publish or broadcast what they want, ultimately.

If the employees are dissatisfied with the direction of their company they are free to voice their dissatisfaction and ask for a change.

Personally I don't participate in any of those platforms, so I don't have a stake in any of it.

I do work in the larger publishing sphere, though, and I can assure you I would not appreciate being told I would be forced to run a regular column for an authority figure spewing misinformation and vitriol.
Iterating towards better coronavirus forecasts
A work mandates machines with locked down control is always going to be awful. The machine in my house that is in this category gets opened every week or two for it’s mega updates, then closed until the next batch.
Instacart Was Overwhelmed by Coronavirus Overnight
The majority of protesters are not provocateurs of course. You just need a few of those, or even one, to justify a brutal police response against peaceful protesters.
Not at all. Now just go and tell the Alaskans that they can move out because you don't think that making their land uninhabited is "inherently a bad thing".
it's definitely not stuffy nose, I had the same utterly dry nose. In fact I felt more aware of the inside of my sinuses than I ever have before... they felt completely empty. It was almost nice except that it was really freaky and something felt off about the sensation.

My nose has recovered significantly and I have a more familiar pressure in my cheekbones and forehead that was missing when I was sick.

IMO, based entirely on my own anecdotal experience, it's probably that the virus is really, really lethal against the respiratory lining. I have no idea what would make it so specific- maybe ACE? But it felt like it was just burning through my lungs and then my nose. It felt... dead, inside.

The ~8 hour period of losing my sense of smell was characterized by an extremely powerful smell of snot and a subtle kind of ammonia-like sensation. The distinctive smell of snot is apparently mostly due to free radicals generated by dying cells. I'm not sure this contradicts with nerve-related action though, which could presumably cause similar sensations.
Detailed description of instruction set is secret. You can't even download sources for the patched Linux kernel without signing strict NDA.
Depends on the state. In some they have actual power; in others they're a boogyman pushed by conservatives who want to push for private schools a la Betsy DeVos.

They're fairly strong in Canadian provinces.
VLIWs tend to do well for programs with predictable-at-compile-time memory access patterns which tends to correlate with floating point heavy code.
Interesting. I have spatial sequence synesthesia [0] and number form synesthesia [1] and this feels a little weird to look at. It disagrees with my mental model of dates. But that's just me.

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[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synesthesia#Spatial_sequence_s...

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synesthesia#Number_form
Not sure what a GPT bot is, or how my comment would resemble a post from a bot.

The parent commenter seemed to indicate buying Chromebooks, powerstrips, and vitamins to require secretive information when all of these things make sense (like Nintendo Switch's becoming rarer with millions of bored people in quarantine).
That pull would be there regardless though.
It was probably closer to 8 years ago, so SSD's weren't really available. Given the time I really don't remember the specifics but it was a work-from-home job so we did a lot of video conferencing pre-Zoom, and used Skype and other tools a lot. IIRC, the windows apps we used didn't like not being close to the video hardware.

Running a Linux VM was pretty friction-free, and I could use all the company mandated tools that had to be run in Windows simultaneously without performance issues. WIth a windows guest, I wouldn't run it unless I needed one of those tools, but that required a fairly long spin-up time.

Like I said... almost a decade ago so they probably aren't problems now. I'm running Linux native right now, but again for the ease of corporate support, I may go with Windows + WSL2 for my next refresh.
Falun Gong is a religious movement banned by the Chinese Communist Party.
https://aws.amazon.com/kms/
Brave-hits-the-15M-monthly-active-users
I think, in the end, they're all incidental observations[1]. Readings of early music are revised continuously. Tempo is just one feature of music whose change in manifestation we may be readily able to perceive with our knowledge. There is much more under the hood.

Regarding Trevor Pinnock, his Pachelbel Canon & Gigue may be nimble[2] (compared to romantic readings), but then have you heard Reinhard Goebel's (Musica Antiqua Köln)[3]?

Rinaldo Alessandrini of Concerto Italiano revised his own approach to Vivaldi's Gloria towards a slower tempo.[4][5]

[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23390831

[2]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oa_ndWt0Hjo

[3]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z__dWl0MWbQ

[4]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ws470IUmcqM

[5]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVXf8S6sY5M
A managers only real job is to hire and fire the team members.
There are 50000 IU capsules readily available on many stores.

Taking 100000 IU per day for months/years is not necessarily toxic, especially when reducing calcium intake.
More of the same TDS
I live in Austin. There's "Austin", meaning the actual city limits, parts of which are getting more expensive (although still a fraction of SV prices). Then there's the Austin area, large parts of which are half the cost of central Austin, itself half the cost of SV. There are also still low-income, low-cost parts of literal Austin, which I think has not been true in SV for a while (although I haven't lived in SV since 1992 so I could be wrong there).
Well it’s no use arguing if they’re censoring it or not: it’s pretty obvious they are.
Water overdoses can be serious in the worst cases, even fatal.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperhidrosis
This is my entire CI yaml, which copies static HTML and other files (I don't use any static site generator, just plain HTML & CSS) and flushes the Cloudflare cache:

stages:
- deploy
- clear-cache
pages:
stage: deploy
script:
- mkdir .public
- cp -r * .public
- mv .public public
artifacts:
paths:
- public
only:
- master

clear-cache:
stage: clear-cache
script:
- curl -X DELETE "https://api.cloudflare.com/client/v4/zones/$CF_ZONE_ID/purge_cache" -H "X-Auth-Key:$CF_AUTH_KEY" -H "X-Auth-Email:$CF_AUTH_EMAIL" -H "Content-Type:application/json" --data '{"purge_everything":true}'
only:
- master
And if you are female, you also get to deal with perverts trying to grope you [0].

[0]: https://old.reddit.com/r/TwoXChromosomes/comments/f92kp7/pub...
thanks for the perspective!
how do you perceive time then?
How to Implement an Application Load Balancer (ALB) for Your EKS Cluster on AWS
> Debian has ~60,000 packages and it'd be pretty impractical-to-impossible to cover them all in a single book.

I'd admit my question wasn't the best, so I try again:

I'm talking about a howto that describes how to apply a number of the small conveniences that Ubuntu has by default but that seems to be optional on Debian:

- bash completion

- man pages (at least they are lacking in the Debian wsl edition)

- etc

I figure this stuff out, it only takes 5 minutes every time I notice something is missing bjt I'm fairly sure I've seen a Debian enthusiast here saying there's a short how to on how to configure the end user aspects of debian cli, and that is the thing I'm looking for :-)
Looks promising. When you say you only collect the URLs and HTML title tags does it mean this doesn't invade privacy at all if your DB is leaked ?
You can, via the registry.
Seems like something @dang could fix if the original user can't edit the comment anymore - hopefully mentioning his name summons him. If not I think you might want to flag the comment.
I saw a pallet of bricks that had been dropped off in San Diego. Now a pile of bricks I can understand as an anarchist preparation, but a pallet? Could it be a group doing the equivalent of leaving a loaded gun around hoping someone would use it?
Wait, you can’t set it up so that it won’t restart itself?
In case it isn’t obvious, I am not a windows user.
Spacecode: Spacemacs like action menu in VSCode
Or

import pudb; pu.db

for the impatient typist.
Nobody in any of these threads has pointed out an original idea that AppGet implemented.

Looking at the list of features Keivan he was credited for, I see nothing original.

Microsoft's project is written in C++, Keivans in C#. Nothing was copied.

Nice witch hunt HN.
I don't know about Server but my fresh Home edition installed a few months ago doesn't have Candy Crush or anything similar pre-installed. And same for my corporate laptop with LTSB - no pre-installed stuff.
I'm surprised that you're having performance issues, since for me it's the complete opposite. I assume it's driver issues, but on my comparatively powerful machine linux still feels laggy.
We really need a service like this.

We are a furniture e-commerce. Our vendors don't provided detailed product feeds. We have to rely on scraping.

The most difficult part of scraping the data is that we need to scrape all the product options (Material, Color, Size ...)

each option is a different SKU. see https://www.article.com/product/11833/sven-charme-tan-sofa

We also need to build nlp models to understand product dimensions and weight (useful when estimating shipping fee)
> Pretty much every Android phone maker is producing phones with at least 6GB of memory now

Ok. I can see no reason to care about such though. What the heck do they need that for?

> You're trying to emulate an entire OS here.

But I emulate desktop Linuxes and Windows without problems - that's entire OSes too.

> Android 10 requires a minimum of 2GB of RAM just on its own now.

Why? What does it need this much for? Anyway, I can reserve 2GB of RAM now and I'm sure I'm not going to notice too much drop in performance.

> You can't expect emulated software to run well on a computer that barely even meets the minimum requirements for that software. It's ludicrous.

As for the app - I'm sure it can't require anything near that much. As for the OS - why does Android have to require so much more than Linux and Windows do?

BTW my actual phone (Galaxy Note 3) runs Android 9 on 3 GB RAM perfectly. I never tried 3D games but everything else is blazing fast. I've been updating it (Android 4-5-6-9) for years and never noticed a glitch.
Wasn't exim the default mailer for many distros?
Curious - which System 76 laptop is it?
The “Omni-Crisis”
I don't disagree with there being a majority of meddlesome authoritarians in the US. Largely there's a culture of strict rule-following whether or not there's a good reason for the rule.

I live in a little mountain town outside of Boulder, CO. The contrast between the anti-authoritarian libertarians, cowboys and hippies in my small community and the "yuppies" just 15 miles east in Boulder is palpable.

Rugged individualism is very much alive here. I have friends that live in small cabins without running water, who heat with wood and live very simply and freely. They just don't make as much noise as the authoritarians.

Come listen to bluegrass in Nederland some time!
For me, I could not tell the difference between coffee and water. Energy drinks did not taste at all sweet; they felt slightly syrupy/viscous and I could feel the bubbles on my tongue. I could sense saltiness to some degree, but not in a way I can relate to how I taste things now.
MSN Fires Journalists, Replaces Them with AI
Cool project, but i have no idea for what I can use it, is it like something to build like a price tracker?
Notion can be used to create simple websites. You can then find an online tutorial to use Notion with a custom domain. Other than the cost of the domain, this method is entirely free.
Using the grounded extension cord finally connects the HiFi USB sound card without static noise! Wow, this is so great, I have totally overlooked this!
I also had a very rough ride from mono. I was in bed for over a month and came out some very unpleasant side effects. I developed a tic disorder (suspected PANDAS) which has lasted the 6 years since and my immune system was so weak I caught the common cold about once a month for 2 years. Also launched me into depression which took a couple years to climb out of. It is no joke, that's for sure.
I noticed the other day that Apple has added some weird censorship terms to their swipe keyboard. They used to just censor “swear words” like “fuck”, but they seem to have added some additional phrases that I can’t come up with a charitable explanation for. For example, of the phrases “black man”, “black woman”, “white man”, “white woman”, you can only type “black man” on the swipe keyboard. If you try to swipe type one of the others, it will always change one of the two words to something else.
Only 1 accident that was my fault (I was young and stupid). Been driving for 17 years and have had near misses before.

I don't know for sure if I would have crashed if it wasn't for Auto Pilot, but it's nice to know that it's there, even if it makes mistakes from time to time.

The other factor is that I'm driving more now that I have the Tesla, which probably isn't too surprising (at least until the lock down).
I've come to realize that:

1. 80% note-taking value is in writing the info down in *any* form.

2. 19% is in re-reading your notes.

Moreover, you'll evolve a loose/informal system if you stick with it long enough. You'll learn to read your past self. That's presumably what Herr Luhmann did.

Note-taking changed my life. I urge people to stop chasing perfection and just get started.
Just another anecdote: my grandmother lost her sense of smell in her 20s after a car crash. Her cooking skills were pretty ok. She wasn't an amazing cook, but definitely made food better than me and my mom.
> please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait; don't editorialize.
I was thinking about moving to The Villages in San Jose and purchasing a condo there. I know that this blog is about rentals, but would someone like to comment about if I should purchase now or wait and see if there is a price decline. Thank you in advance.
GitHub pages soft bandwidth limit is 100GB/mo (https://help.github.com/en/github/working-with-github-pages/...)
Perhaps parent commenter was in the oil and gas industry.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mozart_in_Mirrorshades
I am pretty sure the entire boiler is made of steel, with modern standards, nobody would dare to make a boiler out of cast iron anymore.
That seems to be a systemic problem in tech. Most VCs are dudes and they can’t see the value in startups that do things men are less interested in, making it harder to get funding to solve problems women have. Might be why some folks are (rightfully) sensitive about the topic.
I think that because this incident was so clearly visible, the video capturing what was so obviously murder, that it was a concrete platform to start a movement on. In many other cases, there was at least an attempt by the victim to defend themselves, or parts of the video that left holes in the context of what was going on. This one was a slaughter, and no one could find a justification for it.
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Postgres is a db and Dovecot is a IMAP/POP thing. Exim is a MTA and I think you meant to say Postfix 8)

I personally use Exim. The developers of both have collaborated as required with each other in the past over certain issues and both projects are very mature. They are rather different beasts and there are loads of articles out there comparing them.
"attach a screenshot of your desktop"? really?
Your comment illustrated the problem quite well. Your list of things are physical objects.

Some people don't seem to value the effort required to create new ideas. Hence, they are seen as "free" and not worth anything.
Surely this must constitute a violation of the GPL.