skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
NixOps + the kind of money mainstream projects get would be really nice. Sadly NixOps is a lil rough around the edges. I like using it for my projects already though. I manually provision on DO instead of letting the tool do that.
I was using web and he was using the android client. Things started working when he switched to web too.
Do you know if this is available in Google Docs? This is the font Notion uses, and I really like it.
The reason you're not rich is probably because you didn't single-mindedly pursue riches. Which is smart, because riches are not intellectually interesting. Some money is necessary for living, but the pursuit of wealth above all else is, frankly, dumb. Don't envy people who are addicted to money; it's a sickness.
I know there's a smiley in your comment, but this is a now a very genuine issue, and working in cybersecurity I feel helpless to do anything about the situation.

My biggest worry is the endless "telemetry", "customer experience feedback", "licensing", "opt-out", "tracing", "quality improvement programs", etc. On and on. There are now a thousand hooks into every data centre by just about every vendor involved. Every one of them is exfiltrating information. Every one of them is a data leak waiting to happen. Every one of them could take control at any time.

Huawei isn't doing anything different. The western governments just don't like it that they're copying them.
It's really not that bad or I certainly wouldn't be using it.

The matrix home server has horrible lag spikes at some times of the day.

The e2e implementation was pretty miserable until a few weeks ago but is now pretty smooth sailing.

Been using it for 3-4 years and quite happy.
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For me, rich is someone who does not need to work. Someone who can retire at any given moment.
I think the problem there is that, in the process of trying to create a hypothetical that is unambiguous, you ended up accidentally creating one that is a straw man.

A better one that I can think of: Imagine a violent clash between protesters and counter-protesters. To me, that is potentially an appropriate use of tear gas, because things have escalated to the point where people are being harmed.

I think, though, that, what's interesting with both my and your hypothetical, and markedly distinct with what's been happening in the news lately, is that we are not talking about a simple face-off between protestors and police. Perhaps that's cultural DNA? I would guess that virtually every natural born citizen of the USA studied the Boston Massacre in history class, and is consequently at least somewhat aware that violent retaliation against civilians - even an angry mob - doesn't have a great track record of actually making things better.
This is an excellent example of lying with statistics.

Of course police deaths are low across all police everywhere. The aggregate death statistics are meaningless.

Pull up a stat comparing deaths of cops only in downtown Chicago or Detroit or how about Minneapolis and then it will be more meaningful
Maybe they don’t say that but how many farmers who voted for Trump because of his platform about deporting “illegals” are now complaining that they can’t find anyone to work their farms because Americans won’t work the fields at any price?

And they are going to vote for him again?

How many “good Christians” support him even after the recording came out about him “grabbing a woman by the p%%%%”?
So when you blacklist a troll, they can't just create a new account for free.
Great killrate and accuracy, too. Those bullets knew their target, on average.
Fitzcarraldo makes Times New Roman sing. It's fine if you give attention to other aspects of typography.

https://fitzcarraldoeditions.com
Private security guards can't use the word police on their uniforms. I looked it up a while ago (I asked the exact same question you did) - IIRC the rule is that you are only allowed to use it if you aren't issuing any orders and there isn't an unrelated reason for people to think you are an official officer. If you see the word police they are either someone pretending to be an officer (and must follow the rule I just wrote) or a real police officer.

In many cities (including mine, which has a lot of private security) the word POLICE is written in all caps and large letters on the back and front of their shirts. It's hard to make the distinction until you see them once, then it's pretty clear
As far as I can tell the main difference to software seems to be the ways the software businesses found ways to enforce the rules they dictate via SaaS or government sanctioned monopoly license contracts.
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Yes, human nature is the problem, and I think its why we developed a set of laws and values that allow us to live peacefully with each other.

We need to extend these laws and values to Facebook and other social media.

People should be held accountable for things they post publicly on the internet. Public posts should not be anonymous. If damage is caused as a result of your misleading communications, you should be held responsible for that damage.

Yes it would destroy social media (and reshape the entire internet as we know it), but the world is burning and its because nobody knows what to believe.
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Doubtful.

https://www.foia.gov/faq.html

> Exemption 7: Information compiled for law enforcement purposes that: (A) Could reasonably be expected to interfere with enforcement proceedings

I'd fully expect other exemptions to apply if you FOIAed the White House's SSL private key or something.
Unless I am missing something it seems like AT&T would be limiting both HBO and Netflix if net neutrality had passed?

Also, as far as I know net neutrality did not remove all data limits on unlimited plans right?
> What can Microsoft do, as an alternative, that doesn't result in an identical or worse situation?

Decentralise the signing authority so there are multiple different independent sources and they lose editorial control and monopoly pricing.
If you are not str8 and not out about your proclivities Facebook, Google, ATT, etc will out you indirectly (your friend, parent or partner needs to be smart though).

Example you have a bi or gay app on your phone.. you visit such websites, etc ... Facebook, Google, etc will start showing you ads geared towards things bi or gay people like. Now say you share your phone or your TV service with someone who doesn't know your proclivities and they are smart ... they will see the ads your being served are a lot of ads geared towards bi or gay people. Though on their phone and on their TV service they aren't seeing such ads. YouTube TV and ATT TV Now are the worst ... watching TV with your family members or partner or whoever and bam they are running such ads and all in the room watching too can see.

Im open about my proclivities, but many are not and FB, Google, etc have no business invading users' privacy & potentially ruining user's lives for their piggy bank. You will see old guys on Facebook complaining .. why am I seeing this disgusting ad ... ummm, the guy is looking at gay and bi content that is why, yet never came to terms with it nor ever could. Though that's his business and these companies have no right to invade our privacy like this!
I love a good font (and try to use one on my own blog), but part of me gets really giddy when I discover a site with very little styling. It's like I've found some secret oasis that's going to have a high signal-to-noise ratio, or at least some more "raw" writing than you'd find on ${popularNewsWebsite}. Some sites that come to mind:

- https://danluu.com/

- https://100r.co/site/home.html

- https://meagher.co/

- https://macwright.org/

Where Times really shines is printed material. I find it (and Garamond) extremely easy to read.

For longform screen reading, I usually prefer Georgia, Freight Text, Source Serif, and Tiempos. San Francisco is a nice sans-serif font for this, too.
I honestly feel that that's where we are. We all need to stop, think and do better, not easier, smarter, faster, better. What's best. We all know the feeling in whatever we do. Not THE best, YOUR best.
It's definitely evidence that unions work at a minimum. It's just as you said, unions advocate for their members above all else. Just like a union of coal miners might be against environmental regulation if it protects the jobs.
I finished Practical Typography yesterday and highly recommend it! In fact, I recommend anything Matthew Butterick I’ve seen so far. Triplicate is a perfect programming font, Pollen, Beautiful Racket, Reversing the Tide of Declining Expectations [1], his newsletter...

[1] https://unitscale.com/mb/reversing-the-tide/
> the part where "I have something I didn't have a minute ago, and would normally have to pay money to acquire it, but didn't" is pretty clear-cut

Say after a hurricane or other national disaster there's a company selling water bottles for $1. Then, a charity shows up and starts providing water bottles for free. I decide to get the free water bottle instead of paying for one. Clearly no theft is involved, but your description would include this action.

Even if you think copyright infringement is wrong, it's clearly different from stealing physical objects. Calling it "theft" is an attempt to create a false equivalency between copyright infringement and shoplifting, burglary, robbery, etc. and ignores much of underlying ethics behind why we prohibit theft in the first place.

It's no wonder why opponents of copyright strongly object to the label of "stealing"; it's using a dirty word to dismiss your opponents objections. "Theft" implies copyright infringement is wrong, so by arguing unlicensed copying is theft you are begging the question instead of making an argument defending the current copyright system on its own merits.

It's similar to why proponents of abortion access object to the use of the term "murder" to describe abortion. Or why people who eat meat object to calling killing animals "murder".
We agree on violent policing! Seriously, just look at where these cops firing rubber bullets and tear gas work. Almost all working for mayors with D besides their names. The level of police aggression isn’t palpably different whether you’re in Orlando or Minneapolis, and those two cities have vastly different politics.
I have no trouble discussing it concepts in Swedish. As long as you accept some creative translations you can find perfectly fine Swedish words. And if you can't, just invent new ones. I.e "Reverted the last change set because of strange exceptions." -> "Återställde senaste ändringen pga konstiga undantag." "Please rebase the branch to the master branch before sending a pull request." -> "Se till så att spåret utgår från huvudspåret innan du begär spårhämtning." Not a literal translation but it doesn't have to be.
The irony being many people get to that position by being workaholics that can’t stop.

I could conceivably retire if I moved to a low cost area, but I enjoy my lifestyle so will keep at it a bit longer.
gnu parallel can use cpus on remote hosts (via ssh) to parallelize work. https://www.gnu.org/software/parallel/parallel_tutorial.html...
The Myth of Systemic Police Racism
This was an interesting read, thanks.

I can see Times New Roman being the choice of no choice - when you don't think about it, you get that.

Reading this inspired me to think that I should search for an article like, "best fonts for people who don't know anything except Google Fonts" (I searched Google, wasn't very illuminating).

I don't know much more than Comic Sans bad, Helvetica good, Times New Roman meh. But, I'm learning.
> into who he is.

Is more info like that really useful?
Please note that EV code signing certificates are not the magic bullet they first appear. SmartScreen is reputation based. An EV code signing certificate does not grant immediate access. You will have to build reputation regardless.

There is no pay to win solution. I've learnt this the hard way.

You can however place the executable in a Zip archive to bypass SmartScreen. An unzipped file won't bear the mark of the web.
The picture under the heading "The structure of the chip" has two arrows pointing to polysilicon regions. Does anyone know why the polysilicon region that the upper arrows points to is os much larger than the polysilicon regions that the lower arrow points to? They seem like a couple of order of magnitude larger.
A lot of board instructions also suffer from poor translations. It's a fun meta game my friends and I play where were try to figure out if it's a German creator based on the instructions.

For example "When it is the players turn, the player must immediately draw a card and place it into their hand."

compared to "The player starts their turn by drawing a card."
The irony is that the right seems to be abusing the word more than the left does these day. It seems to be a catch-all for people who are mean to me on the internet for them.
The Fifth Amendment came around fifteen years after the Declaration of Independence.
In fact you can't use this manual to create compiler for Elbrus.
It looks like you still have to be russian citizen with signed NDA to get all required documentation.
I read this as "stop using your constitutional right to protest or we will attack you". These curfews are clearly being used to suppress protests, and I think disobedience is crucial here and does not justify police brutality in any way against otherwise peaceful protesters. Again as others have pointed out, a small group of violent protestors does not give police the right to attack clearly nonviolent protestors either.

I think if we banned police from getting near these protests at all / only getting involved with people causing physical violence, it would be a great step to actually minimizing the exact things the curfews are intended to address.
You get a "Dr." for each PhD.

Walter H. Schottky's grave in Pretzfeld says "Prof. Dr. Dr. e.h. Dr. e.c. Dr. e.h. Walter Schottky"
Concentrated outside US Embassies, from what I understand.
You and me both! haha.
I really can't tell between a good font and a bad one. I have no idea how to develop a sense for good typography despite recognising it's importance.
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Yep, I'm sure. And they seem to be bad at instructing the folks doing it that they aren't really allowed to do more than ask nicely.
Note that it says that Chrome will not save said information. It does not (even the "learn more" pages, sorry, I couldn't be bothered to dive deep into the ToS over minor internet discussions) say anywhere that Google will not save said data. It does say that it won't be saved to _your_ Google account but that could mean a lot of things.

Of course, it doesn't mean anything, it is just paranoid thinking. A major multibillion corporation with a business based on tracking and advertising wouldn't simply store your "private" data for any reason, especially when there was no way to find out about it, enforce it not to, and punish it, if it transgressed.
Sounds very convenient to use.
Did you try what OP did to fix this for himself – i.e.

> sudo adduser seena video
Another caveat: pumping $384k/h into NiceHash would probably change the supply/demand dynamic drastically and increase the price.
I'm old enough to have seen it plenty in the past.
Yeah. I think I ran into an app too. It is Square Cash.app. Otherwise I don’t get why it still works with the debit card they give you but I can’t use the app any more. I was able to downgrade it because of jailbreak and use it again. However at some point they’ll likely force me to update.
There’s a typo —

White people in ths United States riot to get haircuts.[>]

Also murder hornets are missing :)
You'd use a BCD to 7 segment display circuit [0]. At least that's what we did in my digital systems design course. Depending on what number you're trying to display you light up different parts of the segmented display.

[0]: http://electronics-course.com/bcd-7-segment
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Lol we obviously have different morals because Facebook did the right thing.
Possibly, such a long time ago.

The tactics that won brexit with vote leave were used later to elect trump.

It amuses me to think how the world can change from tiny changes
Violent revolution (attempted anyway) probably will produce societal change. It just won't be the kind you are hoping for.
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Oh yeah, I didn't mean to come off as judgemental or nitpicky. This is fantastic work! And this data can actually be pretty useful, let's say if somebody wanted to build a racing game based on street view, using the boundaries of the street for collisions etc. Too many fun possibilities!
This is a very accurate description of the problem space. Every municipality has their own jargon, vernacular, and ways to communicate brevity which is key in public safety communications. The communications are often digitized over vocoders that are less than optimal, and then you have the process of recovering voice from noisy communcations channels.

This is definitely a very hard problem to solve.
The most interesting bit of Matrix academically is the merge resolution algorithm used to converge the room DAGs in a BFT manner. (It's not really consensus, given it only cares about being consistent locally). https://matrix.org/docs/guides/implementing-stateres is a good guide, or failing that https://matrix.uhoreg.ca/stateres/reloaded.html if you speak Haskell, https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-doc/blob/erikj/state_re... for the original spec proposal, or https://matrix.org/docs/spec/rooms/v2 for the terse formal spec itself.

Edit: it's not "centralisation" :|
Qualified immunity affects civil suits, not criminal prosecution. If the police department or district attorneys refuse to investigate or prosecute, qualified immunity means that cannot sue for recourse (under some qualifications).
Is there any way we could stay in touch? I cant see any private way to communicate here
The API is supposed to be available once 13.5 goes live (and it is available in public beta now, I believe). Here is a list of states who are participating with compatible apps: https://9to5mac.com/2020/05/21/covid-19-exposure-notificatio...

TL;DR: Hardly any.

Edit: Whoops, I am out of date, I thought 13.5 was not out yet! Apparently it is, and then some.
Getting rid of 75% of the Police force in one go seems like the recipe that the US used in Iraq and which resulted in the creation of ISIS.

(The US civilian administrator fired a HUGE chunk of armed men who could no longer provide for their families. Their services were eventually rendered elsewhere. I’m sure ex-police will find rackets, new and old.)
Addendum: QLC is one way some SSDs are made slightly denser¹ that comes with a cost: decreased reliability and extended sustained write performance (the amount of data you can write quickly in one go is limited, and decreases as the drive fills up). https://www.howtogeek.com/428869/ssds-are-getting-denser-and...

[1]: 25% denser than TLC
If the employee still owns the copyright, does that mean employees could continue to use that software after they leave the company?
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I enjoy learning new technologies and working on inspiring projects. In addition, I prefer to work throughout the full stack as my background has required full understanding from UI through to the full backend infrastructure. The majority of my experience has been in the startup space, and I'd prefer to move back into that type of environment over working for another medium/large corporation.

I'm also very passionate about security and am studying to pursue the OSCP later this year, so any roles in secure development or appsec will catch my eye over full stack roles, though I'm open to most opportunities.
https://neocities.org/ has a free tier. It's limited (no arbitrary filetype uploads, no custom domains), but convenient and easy to use.
I wish we could ban political parties (pipe dream I know).

What positive are they doing for us at this juncture?
8,000 miles away, give or take, and not Europe. And you don’t know why? For shame.

https://twitter.com/joshuapotash/status/1267327498339127298?...
TikTok clone hit the top of the App Store by paying users to watch videos
Do you have anything substantive to say?

Do you disagree that this behavior - assaulting journailsts - is fascist? Calling them the 'enemy of the people'?

One of my senators used it as well and that's not the kind of thing they toss around lightly.

https://twitter.com/RonWyden/status/1267605801549664256
I want people who abuse power to be held accountable for it.

I want people who are peacefully protesting to be protected against violence that has often been incited upon them by law enforcement.

If I could make all of the protests peaceful then I would. But I would also amplify their message, if I could.

I know this is all very vague, which is why I solicited ideas for concrete steps.
Does it specifically say that although Chrome doesn’t save the information Google is saving it? The distinction between “Chrome won’t save information” and “information won’t be saved” is legally important to Google and intentionally unclear/misleading to the average Chrome user.
Yeah, I mean it’s not the end of the world. It’s probably not worth adding backwards compatibility for config files yet - not while development is so rapid. It would just add maintenance baggage.
As a graduate of Berkeley, I'm well aware of the colloquial use of the term "labs". However, that is not the way the Chancellor is using it in her statements.

She means the more standard definition of "places where there is equipment for students and professors to use for research".

She is saying that campus labs (rooms with special equipment for research) will most likely be open in the fall with extra precautions, and that classes may be remote only or they may offer both remote and in person options, but they haven't decided yet.

But she's pretty adamant that students and professors will have access to their equipment for research.

So no, campus will not be closed. Classes may be closed, which I said initially.

I'm not sure why you're arguing with me. We said the same thing. You just said it in a different way, and I'm not sure why.
'These days', the word is appropriate to describe the administration, was my point. I don't think it's hyperbole.
This isn't the beginning, T-Mobile was the first to really promote their zero-rating: https://www.theverge.com/2016/1/19/10794288/netflix-t-mobile...

Let's not all pretend that this is something new simply because we don't like the side that is now doing it.
> when they roll out authors that also wanted to eat during the pandemic.

This is a tired argument. Please prove authors experienced lost sales due to the emergency library IA offered.
The National Guard said it was the MPD who was doing the shooting.