skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My Linux setup is usually like this, but inside out. When I need Windows functions (which is not often), I fire up a VM (either with VirtualBox or KVM). WSL makes Windows useful for Linux development (my software will run on Linux, not Windows), but the rest of Windows is usually a bit of a pain.

I usually find the text less readable on Windows than it's on Linux or a Mac. Not sure it's an issue with Edge, my monitor's Gamma or what, but it just looks better on Linux (and perfect on a Mac).
I would be happier if python Language Server would actually be better than the tool chain supplied by PyCharm, however they haven’t yet reached that level at all.

Yeah, it’s an efficient setup that doesn’t actually work because it’s lacking in features.
I browse without 3rd-party and 1st-party scripts [0]. I wanted to praise my setup but it does not work well with Wired:

1.37 MB / 722.93 KB transferred, Finish: 6.57 s

versus uBlock default

8.62 MB / 4.49 MB transferred, Finish: 28.38 s

Clean setup mostly increase load time:

11.58 MB / 5.79 MB transferred
Finish: 1.13 min

^ checked with "Disable Cache".

Not much content delivered for such big HTML file

660.46 / 167.60 KB transferred

because it's mostly inline script:

$$('script').map((s) => s.textContent).join('').length
568681

And fonts.css is inline font:

127.70 / 100.15 KB transferred

[0]

uBlock Origin:

* * 1p-script block
* * 3p block
* * 3p-frame block
* * 3p-script block
* * inline-script block

or uMatrix:

* * * block
* * frame block
* 1st-party css allow
* 1st-party frame allow
* 1st-party image allow
Yup, I'm not a gamer anymore and when I was I used a PS, true.

Anyhow, my target initiating Linux to wasn't precisely gamers either.
You are the ground in this case.
The job of a stylist will largely be automated away with AI. There will be a few needed to keep training the machines but it’s a career path akin to the horse and buggy maker.
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Probably from his blog post, where he was promised a job, which typically comes with some.

https://keivan.io/the-day-appget-died/
A quick win I've seen and myself implemented as a consultant, is the use of correlationId in some form. If an incoming request has a correlation-id-header, then use it. If not generate a unique one. When calling other services make sure to include the current correlationId, and thus it spreads throughout the services for a given request.

Most logging frameworks allow you to add something to every log message, so add the correlationId there. Then it's easy to track between multiple services. It also makes it easy to distinguish which log messages belong to a given request for a single service, so even without lots of services it can be a nice little feature.
That means they are not for you. Games for people that are not you are not plague.
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If the prosecution isn't make aware of its existance, the defense attorney is vulnerable to being disbarred. That's a lot to ask, for one deadbeat client. A good defense lawyer would say "If that video doesn't obviously clear your name, then don't show it to me".
I was surprised not to see any of Bonestell designs seen in the books by Willy Ley (with some ideas of von Braun). True, many were designed for landing on planets with atmospheres - a rather practical bent.

These illustrations helped fire imaginations that got us off this noble rock the first time. Here are several hundred of them (or like them) for anyone who might not have been exposed yet.

https://www.flickr.com/groups/midcenturyspaceillustration/po...
I’m not - it’s speculation based on the comment (linked from the article) being on an issue with the title “Donate to AppGet”
The part about "just write it down" is the most important. Connecting information as you go can add value to the knowledge base, but writing down everything that's important is the first step and the tool you use should support that. I think the book keeping part is more of a personal thing and some people feel that they need to do it and others do not. I for myself "separate" notes into problem domains (when I think about them I have a broader topic in mind) and connect all the notes that belong to the same topic when I see fit. That greatly reduces the book keeping part and I can add connections as I go.

We build Emvi [1] to support that idea if you're interested.

[1] https://emvi.com/
Surveillance Technology Will Only Get More Intense After Covid
That's unfortunate for a store.
I am the creator of Makely (https://makely.me).

It's a platform that connects users to 3D printing enthusiasts and hobbyists.

It's a self funded, solo project. I would absolutely love to have another dev or business minded individual to help me.
Working alone is difficult in more ways than just managing the workload.

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Which cryptocurrency is the most popular?
Vortex Lasers May Be a Boon for Data
That is a beautiful document!
The Virus Is Growing the Most in Countries with ‘Illiberal Populist’ Leaders
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Floyd_protests
200 cities have had protests. Out of the probably hundreds of thousands of people protesting, guns have been responsible for one death of an officer (as far as I know)
According to from what I understand fatal police shootings have declined in dense cities but have increased everywhere else.
The same exact argument could be made for Chrome. Google was extremely late to the browser game and most of the initial switch was on how quick it was in comparison to other browsers at the time.
Nitpick: Wayland doesn't define how the compositor should scale the displays.

Fedora's compositor is Mutter/Gnome Shell, which the above critique seems to be about.
I don't claim to be an expert historian in the area. These are memories from a vague interest in current events in those times. Wikipedia seems to support but I know that's not an end to the matter. If you have deeper information and links do please share.

The 1983 act is just before they announced the 1997 handover.

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

"At the time of nationality reclassification in 1983, the largest group of BDTCs (2.5 million people) was associated with Hong Kong. The deprivation of full passports and nationality rights for colonial residents was criticized for effectively codifying ethnicity as the deciding factor in determining what rights British subjects were entitled to, an impression confirmed by exceptions granted to the majority white residents of Gibraltar and – after the Falklands War – the Falkland Islands. The British government was particularly unwilling to grant full citizenship and immigration rights to Hongkongers, fearing a mass migration to the UK after the transfer of sovereignty to China in 1997."
The XPS 17 will be my next “MacBook”.

It should be out this month and it ticks all the boxes for me (great screen, supposedly good cooling, user-replaceable SSD/RAM, acceptable weight and size for a 17" laptop).

https://www.theverge.com/2020/5/13/21257006/dell-xps-17-15-r...

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

I've been trying Windows again after ~20 years on Macs (via a borrowed Lenovo Carbon X1 and then a second-hand XPS 15) and — unlike the author here — I'm surprised how much better it has gotten.

Having fully expected to buy a Windows laptop and just run Linux on it, I'm happy enough with the general Windows experience and the new WSL2/Windows Terminal/VS Code improvements that switching full-time makes sense for me.

The perks for me over macOS are the widely increased hardware choice, improved repairability/upgradeability, access to Windows-only software/games, better default desktop environment (window snapping/management, keyboard shortcuts for apps in the taskbar), and being able to boot real Linux images within ~1 second and work out of them comfortably.

The perks for me over Linux are the ability to run Adobe and other Windows apps, lower manual maintenance, fewer rabbit holes (I used Arch for about a year and found I was personally prone to exploring Arch instead of doing pet projects), better general integration with video cards, authentication hardware (fingerprint sensors/Windows Hello), projectors/external monitors, as well as a generally better experience with power management, wake-from-sleep, and connecting/reconnecting to Wi-Fi.
Related, the standard pitch for an orchestra has also changed over time: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concert_pitch#History_of_pitch...
For me, it limits the laptops available, with Windows I am pretty confident that any reasonable config laptop from Dell or Lenovo will not give me any issues. With Linux I have to be extra cautious while buying it. Also I am used to MS Office and occasionally play Age of Empires and Minecraft.
Outstanding review.
I wondered about this. If all the people protesting started building arsenals like we saw a couple weeks ago, would that lead to gun control finally happening?
Facebook Employees Take the Rare Step to Call Out Mark Zuckerberg
When physical safety is threatened, more force is justified. But advocating for stopping property crime with “any means necessary” is beyond the pale.
The leader of the largest police union talking about his own country can be classified as nationalistic flamewar?

Can you explain how?

Also: I have a Dutch grand-grandmother (hence an half Dutch grandmother and a quarter Dutch mother). Not Dutch from USA, Dutch from the Netherlands.

From Tilburg to be precise, a small city in the south that since 1999 hosts the "Roadburn Festival", one of the most popular underground music festivals in the World.

They really are "orange friends" to me. In the actual meaning of "friends".

I think you overreacted a little bit here.
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AFAIK the Japanese term for object-oriented programming is オブジェクト指向プログラミング (object shikou programming). They only translated the "oriented" part, which is a very generic term and not by any means technical.
If you can't hold police officers responsible for bad actions, it doesn't matter what their predispositions are. Plus, having a few black cops on 8th Street does no good if a white cop on 9th Street is happy to bash a suspect's head against the sidewalk after getting the handcuffs on. More generally, there may be some groups of potential victims of brutality (eg the mentally ill, or children) that you could never reasonably represent on a police force, but you must still ensure that those people can have safe interactions with police.

Extrajudicial violence by police (beyond what is appropriate to carry out the job) is more a function of the way the police force operates and maintains discipline, than a function of the predisposition of any individual officer.

I contend that you could structure a police force with the appropriate training and disciplinary practices, such that it would operate fairly even if all of its officers were white supremacists.

Conversely, you could put a group of good people into a police force with bad institutional structure with poor oversight and no checks on bad behavior, and they would end up doing bad things.

Instead of asking ourselves about individual predispositions, which are neither observable nor predictable, we should talk about how to build institutional culture and practices that safeguard against bad behavior.
"singing that vibes after" from "someone that comes after"

Phone autocorrect is not something I'm working with very well nowadays... Sigh.
Blackout Tuesday posts are drowning out vital information on the BLM hashtag
I had the same thought. I see these graphs more as a gimmick that look nice but don't provide much insight as soon as they grow to a certain size. The first roam research graphs I saw where completely useless. Only when you zoom in and look at an individual note the connections become clearer.
And as a less dataset-quirk-specific example of AI fixating on backgrounds, here's Microsoft Azure dreaming of electric sheep: https://aiweirdness.com/post/171451900302/do-neural-nets-dre...
> The entire point of the web was to democratize and simplify publishing [...] But the iPhone's [...] shitbox performance means we're all sort of ready to throw that progress away.

A hilariously ignorant statement. Simplified and democratized publishing doesn't require one smidge of javascript, not one pointless tracker cookie, not a single facebook pixel, no hideous autoplaying videos, not even a jot of CSS. It needs nothing but HTML and text, rendered plenty fast by any computer made this side of 1995.
I always think about it twice when I need to put my telephone number.
It seems too easy to me to start being bombarded with texts messages and so hard to stop them.
It also seems quite easy to start subscribing massively telephone numbers with a simple script (I hate captchas but I understand why they're in the game).
This seems to explicitly reference ubuntu, i.e. a distro?

> sudo darch images pull pauldotknopf/darch-ubuntu-$IMAGE

So your "build" is actually just grabbing what the distro already built and then using its infrastructure.

Your description sounded more like you were actually doing things from scratch or at least weren't relying on a distro.
"I believe Apple knows who is the target audience for those machines better than this man"

There's a substantial number of Mac users who are devs who seem like they are in an abusive relationship with Apple, and will put up with all sorts of changes that are looked at negatively by developers.
You can't be independent when your only realistic fab is TSMC.

There are some fabs here in Europe, all of them are WAY behind TSMC, be it Infineon, STM or even Globalfoundries, if they are still running.

Designing hardware is nice, manufacturing it is the real problem.
The illustration seems misleading—showing increase in sea level starting right outside of a glacier. As discussed in the article, the area of diminishing sea level spans thousands of kilometers far from where a glacier used to be, depending on its mass.

The person interviewed claims that people usually don’t appreciate his points since they’re so counter-intuitive, well right there we have Nautilus not helping that at all.
These games are exploitative and unethical by design, but, yes, you are right there are people who play them.
Can I state the obvious?

People are acting just plain crazy these days. I hope it ends soon.
Also Simpson's paradox is so counterintutive. [0]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simpson%27s_paradox#UC_Berkele...
> When I push the laptop a bit more ... I get around 4 hours. In comparison, that figure is reasonable. Overall, it's not bad, but I expected more.

How can this be "reasonable" from a new laptop?

Maybe that's typo because I can get more from a five years old laptop under similar load.

(Although to be fair, my containers are first class citizens)
The problem is with how these incidents are dealt with when they happen. Ordinary citizens could expect jail time for doing something like this, and that threat helps to protect black people against these bad people.

In this specific case, it looks like the police officer will face justice. But that only happened after the huge public outcry, and it didn't happen in countless other cases even when there was a big-but-not-as-big outcry. In many cases, not only have the officers escaped trial, they've actually kept their jobs!

That's what people are protesting.
I recall Augustus reigned on the order of 2000 years ago, not 2500? Normally this would be a trivial detail, but the calculations under discussion would seem to require exacting precision.

I suspect this is an error on the reporter's part, so it's good that Nautilus is online and can update its articles.
How many "cappuccinos" do you spend on closed software? Why do you spend less on software that gives you additional rights?
It’s useful in pure (abstract) math for linking similar proofs. If you can spot some subjective link between proofs (e.g a proof in algebra and a proof in number theory that use essentially the same counting method) then you might be onto a deeper connection. I used this as an undergrad to “borrow” proofs from other areas.
OpenAI’s GPT-3 model is impressive, but size isn’t everything
Have you figured it out? It sounds like a hard drive issue and you have some important system file or swap located on a part of the solid state that locks up, but not enough for the hardware to mark it as bad.

If you format there is a chance the issue will go away. I had similar symptoms even after formatting on a 2015 MBP, so I formatted, wrote a 4GB file to the HDD, then after that everything worked fine. Amusingly if I tried to copy the file to a thumb drive it would time out trying to copy it. I couldn't figure out how to mark the bad sectors, so hacky solution, but it worked for me.
Any clue if there's a version for german plugs with ground pins (schutzkontaktstecker) for the duckhead? I like not having an additional cable going from the AC to the outlet, but not having the computer connected to ground means that there are some problems, including static noise on headphones, and this "rubbing" sensation.
Check inside the 3 pin plug adaptor. The bit that slides onto the metal disc is just plastic on some plugs and therefore isn't earthed :/
I don't think anyone is looking for no consequences, they really don't care anymore.

For example, your idea of voting in the minds of the protestors is laughable. They believe (and I tend to agree) that money controls policy in this nation and the ultra-wealthy have control over policy, therefor their vote doesn't matter.
Of and by, not just by. None of this would happen if they checked their own before they murdered someone.
Buy, wait, the guilty cop is free? no charges?
> the cops didn't even check to see that if it was a real $20 note before killing him. It was real...

Do you have any sources for that? I can't seem to find any references for that. According to some reports on the incident, the police at one point went into the store not sure what they did there though.
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The La Croix trend will make sense to you once you do.

It won't necessarily appeal to you, however.
Agreed, I've been using VimWiki as the means for writing my Zettelkasten and I've really enjoyed it. Wrote a post about the experience on my blog here: https://jonathanbayless.com/2020/03/09/zettelkasten-vimwiki....
You could maintain a blog and create a new post with your pictures.

You don’t need twitter to do this. There’s lots of free services, but most importantly you can host a blog yourself for a few dollars a year.

Twitter removes the autonomy to moderate comments made on my content.

With my blog, I can remove a comment I don’t like. Or I can engage the commenter.

I think the biggest factor is that the random comment on my blog is not piled onto all other comments with a reward system that promotes loud, low value posts. Not as many people see my blog, so jerks being jerks doesn’t provide as many eyeballs.
I didn't mention protesters, I'm talking about the huge amount of people destroying, looting, beating other people in most cities.
> There needs to be aggregated data that shows it's happening in high enough rates to be a "systemic" issue.

We have aggregated data. We in fact have been building the aggregated data over years. Black people are disproportionately killed by police.0,1.

0. https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/investigations/polic...

1. https://policeviolencereport.org/
‘Superspreaders’ Could Make Covid-19 Easier to Control
Printing to printers that are behind NAT, I suppose. It appears the higher end JetDirects do Ipsec.
Great tittle for an article! :)
Tell HN: COVID19 Testing Is a Mess
My friend (who was in the middle of a cross country move by car) found out he was exposed to someone with coronavirus two days ago. When he told us this, myself and others immediately started calling places to see where he could get tested and get results quickly when he got into town.

Multiple places told us he could get results back in less than 24 hours but then once he called them (and presumably told them he was asymptomatic) he was told it would take about a week. This is in a major metropolitan area.

I thought Google was supposed to have some special tool that made it easy to find where to get tested but their COVID branded search I found didn't give us much valuable info.

He ended up getting tested yesterday and we later came to find out he lied about his symptoms in order to get an appointment for a test. We also came to find out that the person he was originally exposed to also faked symptoms in order to get tested.

I can't believe how hard it was even just to get information about being tested, which then turned out to be inaccurate.
Given the current admins' penchant for blaming others for what happens here, pointing at other nations seems like par for the course by now. It's easier than looking in the mirror, and a convenient distraction.