skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In your mind, cops really just see a peaceful protest and just decide to start fucking with them? "Oh look at all those peaceful people, let's just start shooting and gassing them"? Really? You really think that nothing led up to it? You haven't seen the hundreds of hours of "peaceful protesters" turning into riots, looting, spending hours throwing rocks, bricks, piss, fireworks, and more at cops that are just doing their job? Are you really that brainwashed? You think there's some giant conspiracy where all of these cops, across the whole country, are just evil people that love hurting people for no reason?
Another is Bill Clinton's "It depends on what your definition of 'is' is", where the point was that it could either refer to "currently" or "on an ongoing basis".
Some people claim it is in part due to decades of injustice with more lip service than real change from politicians of all political stripes.
Many of those white people arrested for said looting have been tied back to white supremacists groups who seem to be trying to discredit the protestors.

This is all happening fast so I can't say this is the best source, but: https://www.courthousenews.com/minnesota-officials-link-arre...
> They may have overreacted, but you wouldn’t attack a lion and then get pissed at it for turning you into mince.

No one is surprised that people get killed when they poke at a lion.

But the animal that reacted that way is still destroyed, because it is unsafe to exist in proximity to humans.

The lesson from your analogy may not be what you intended.
I’m not “limiting” myself at all. I simply don’t care enough to waste my time. Arguing with flat earthers gets tiring very quickly.
Sega’s Game Gear Micro is four $50 consoles with four games each
But it should also be noted that those techniques limit your storytelling ability. Those types of shots only work if you actually want a cloistered, dark/rainy, closeup environment looking through windows or whatever.

Sometimes filmmakers want that big, long, beautiful, clear, well framed, brightly lit shot.
I cannot support any organization that opposes use of body cams: https://m4bl.org/policy-platforms/end-the-war-on-black-peopl...
Fossil find is the oldest known parasite
The West was involved in the war in various ways. California was a state and Nevada became one. Gold and volunteers were sent east. There were troops sent to secure New Mexico from the confederacy.
Parent post has it backwards, the US networks are way underprovisioned, which is why they're just so darn slow -- well, that and Shannon's law. The Canadian networks are at minimum adequately provisioned.
In other news; here in Denmark the government has barred Huawei by decree. Also covering Greenland and Faroe Islands. The situation is a bit different here since as there are multiple competing network operators (at least in mainland DK).

Germany's main network operators are also decling Huawei; not by direct government decree though.

So Huawei seems to be loosing 5G contracts all over the western world.
You mean fascism? It couldn't be!
dataflow's link will have more detail. Besides the Southern Democrats you had the machine democrats in the urban cities whose power block was representing working class immigrants and minorities. Except blacks who were Republicans up until the late 1920's. Blacks broke for FDR in 1932.
How reliable do you think a translation from over 2 millennia ago is?
It really depends on your vertical. I suggest reading interviews of people who started businesses in similar verticals and see how much time they took to achieve profitability
I know someone (born in 1951) who said they remember a school announcement that the last Civil War soldier died. That matches what you had heard.
It's a really great idea to store ISO images and boot them at any time.
I've not heard of anything patched outside of paths being changed by patchelf. This is done because any dependencies are being stored inside the nix store under a hash of their dependency trees, which allows for multiple versions of the same dependency to exist without conflict. You should find that the NixOS community has no problem with producing the nix file to make NixOS support possible for your open source DAW.
like enterprise companies too!
It isn’t. Not even remotely close. What a silly stat to invent.

For what it’s worth, black men kill more cops than cops kill unarmed black men.
That's absurd.

I left FB for the very reason that people weren't sharing the real details of their lives. At all. Most were post-less creepers. Many just posted links to media sites. Some posted in-crowd updates that didn't make sense without context. Nobody gave universal and honest updates about their lives.

So, I call BS on the idea that meeting face to face is exhausting because you're retelling a story over and over. Maybe after a major vacation, but in general, I share different parts of my life experience with different friend sets based on where we overlap. I may tell the same story several times, but it's because I either need multiple responses to process or I enjoy sharing the story.

Finally, you don't have data. You have a single anectdotal experience.

I'll accept your FB experience is more fulfilling than mine was, but I am highly dubious that there are a lot of people really learning what their true friends are living and experiencing and going through via FB.
> If govs knew, they wouldn't publish it to avoid straining already strained relationships. But would do behind-the-scenes work to keep Huawei out of critical infrastructure.

I don't follow; the Western world has put sanctions on China in the past [0], I don't think they would avoid straining their relationships with China in a situation like this.

> Canada is happy to share data with USA and vice-versa.

I don't think sharing is the same as being spied on... Or you mean Canada and America are sharing the information obtained via spying? That would make sense.

[0]: https://www.cnn.com/2018/06/04/opinions/tiananmen-sanctions-...
Same reason you can’t just set up a salt lick in your back yard and camp out.
This situation reminds me the beginning of the pandemic: everybody thought it's just a couple cases here and there and would resolve by itself quickly. This won't resolve quickly, partially because the current sketchy administration really needs this kind of protest to justify using more force and implementing the global survelliance - something they've been wanting for long time.
> if for whatever (extremely highly unlikely) reason they did go away that they'd make it possible to get my keys,

It is a very common design criteria for a HSM to not be able to do that, no matter how willing.
Now US doesn't have right to slander china's public surveilance
I tried uploading the archive to iCloud, but the server rejected it as too large. None of my other cloud storage accounts had enough free space.

Paying for extra space seemed overkill, given that this was literally a one-time P2P file transfer. I really should just be able to send a file to another IP address without having to pay for storage somewhere.
Wide scale police brutality and a lack of accountability or change over 30 years+. Rodney King. Ferguson. The countless names and incidents in between. In my hometown, there was a young black man shot 17 times in the back that sparked local protests just like these where tear gas was also deployed. That was 15 years ago now. This story has looked the same and nothing has changed, and we are finally seeing it boil over at a national level.

Look at some of the efforts by this organization, who existed before Trump even was on the radar, to understand: https://www.joincampaignzero.org/#vision
Can you explain what the cops [1] were doing to this car and what is their rationale for destroying someone else's property? Was the car resisting arrest?

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/ThatsInsane/comments/gv2ogk/news_ch...
Rust vs. Golang
enjoy. https://www.science-frontiers.com/sourcebk.htm
Depends where you live. I pay 22$ CAD for a nice plan with 2gb, unlimited texts and voicemail. I'm with Fizz.
Antonin Scalia – On American Exceptionalism (2011)
> It's really interesting the world we live in, some people look at these clips and get enraged at how horrible the police are. I look at the clips and they all make perfect sense.

> For example, the first clip I looked at claims "Couple of police officers are seen beating and manhandling an unarmed man. The officers are throwing punches while he was on the ground and pinned.".

> What ACTUALLY happened was that a protester was physically assaulting somebody else, and the police rushed in to separate them and secure the situation. They attempted to arrest the assaulter, who then resisted arrest and started punching an officer in the face, and was therefore punched back as a result.

So you think it's acceptable that multiple armored people hold someone to the ground and punch him, because he punched first? Is that how you educate your children? "If somebody punches you get your friends together and beat the lone person up?"

> The clips are primarily given without any context of what led up to the event, which is hugely important, and then "conveniently" forget to mention all of the relevant information, such as the fact that the person getting hurt was resisting arrest and punching officers in the face.

Again we completely disagree, context does not matter. The police must be held to higher standards than your schoolyard bullies. Did George Floyd deserve to be killed because he was resisting?

> The fact that you have to "conveniently" leave out facts, leave out context of what led up to the events, and give political spin to what you're trying to show makes me immediately dismiss everything you're trying to say.

> The second clip I've looked at claims "The Police try to break up the peaceful protest by resorting to hitting individuals with batons.".

> What ACTUALLY happens is that they cut out all context of what led up to the situation, and cut in to a point where anybody with half a brain could see that the cops had been giving lawful orders for rioters to disperse, for what was probably a long time, they're on a loudspeaker giving them lawful orders to disperse, warning them that if they don't disperse force will be used against them, they decide to ignore lawful orders, and force is used against them to make them disperse.

How do you know that it was a lawful order? So what are your thoughts on constitutional rights?

Here's another one: https://www.google.com/url?q=https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv...

tell me what context justifies shooting someone point blank in the head with a gas canister?
Credit card, I pay when I pick the food up?
Actually in which western countries will Huawei implement 5G networks? I know they are technically allowed some places but no operators dare to hire them.
But Iceland has nearly nationwide coverage with a lower population density than Canada: https://vodafone.is/english/mobile-coverage/

And Iceland isn’t exactly flat/seismologically stable.

If anything, Canadian rates should be far cheaper than Iceland’s because Canada telcos only cover a small fraction of the landmass.

Outside of AB and Sask, the coverage usually is along the trans-Canada and populated pockets.
You can find the videos yourself of this happening over many many cities. I'm not going to do that work for someone clearly not trying to understand in good faith.

You say this like it's a conspiracy when there are clear maligned motives for cops to approach these things in this manner, as well as a history of it.
>Rogers got some but not much.

The Rogers network is massive. Bell (which is larger in the east) and Telus (western based) share infrastructure. Rogers is their nation-wide competitor.

Rogers' LTE network covers 95% of the population (according to wiki).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rogers_Wireless#LTE
My memory banks are truncated enough that I can do this every 5 years and learn something new.
man, if your constitution does not protect you from this, you have to change it. ours certainly does (Tunisia). executive can't simply give orders to restrict liberties without a proper law voted by the parliament.
You don't seem to understand the comment you are referring to. "The Solid South" refers to the block of southern states that voted strongly Democratic from the end of Reconstruction to 1964, when most of those states switched to supporting Goldwater based on his "states rights" rhetoric and opposition to the Civil Rights Act.

That "flip" happened in 64, and while it was far from complete (note Wallace was NOT the Democratic candidate in 68, he basically started a 3rd party rooted in racism that won the deep south), that's when the switch started.
That's great. Picking Scandinavia over China (CCP really) should be a no-brainer, if you care about who you're doing business with.
Well a police officer was killed trying to prevent a store being looted. But many people here consider looting as justified and warranted in the current circumstances - shop owners should grin and bear it for the greater cause - so it may not be what you are asking for.

https://abcnews.go.com/US/small-town-police-chief-killed-off...
> You ask a question to which no one would answer NO

Lots of people would answer no. Lots of people would answer that not only do they not actively support Black Lives Matter, they actively oppose BLM.

> Yet you imply that by not making a public statement, YC's default answer is NO.

Passive indifference is not support, and not making public action (of which a public statement is the most minute example) is passive indifference.
Yes, that’s 100% correct. There is an overabundance of documented evidence that police all around America are declaring completely peaceful protests riots and responding with force.

Here is a video of the recent Seattle protest from an aerial view. There’s no escaping this. https://www.reddit.com/r/Seattle/comments/gv0ru3/this_is_the...
>Also, I have never had a restaurant ask me for a card over the phone.

If you want to pay for delivery (not pickup) with a credit card and the restaurant doesn't have online ordering then you'd read the credit card over the phone. Of course you have to say the words "I'd like to pay with credit," otherwise they'll assume you'll pay cash on delivery. Really standard before online ordering became big.

Some restaurants even have a POS system that when you've used a credit card in the past to pay for a delivery order with the phone number/address combination your using for your current order they'll ask you "would you like to use Visa ending in 1234?"

As an aside I didn't know it was a thing until I overheard my roommate doing it. This was 15 years ago now.
I fully expect police officers in the United States to be able to give lawful orders to disperse rioters and prevent our cities from looting and destruction.

If you don't want to be told what to do, don't riot, loot, and destroy.

If you're trying to say that our citizens can just burn our cities down, and there's nothing that can be legally done about it, I really don't understand you.

In all the clips you see, they're no longer peaceful protesters. All of the clips cut out all of the context. That's the piece you're missing. Peaceful protests happen every day and the police don't order them to disperse. Police only order them to disperse when they've become a public safety hazard.
I try not to use those services too often. I don't agree with their dishonest pricing and predatory business practices. As another commenter mentioned, those restaurants don't do delivery -- your postmate or whatever is working for postmates, not the restaurant.

I've been doing a lot of takeout as most days its my only trip out of the house
Phippy Goes to the Zoo, a Kubernetes Story
Thanks for the comment. When people talk about smalltalk or lisp, downsides are rarely mentioned.
Canonical pushes out MicroK8s installer for Mac and Windows
> I'm on the side of the protests, but

I smell a concern troll.

> but really to change minds you need to be concise and accurate in reporting

Ok. Show us the links you think are the right ones.
~31 million Americans in 1860, so it's likely to be a large number.

Half of my family, of German Dutch ancestry, dates along the east coast to before the Revolutionary War, and spent the better part of 200 years as farmers in the northern Union Appalachia region (the last generation that were farmers is almost gone now; the family farm land - which isn't very valuable land - has been gradually sold off over the past century; the area is difficult land to farm, it's a rough way of life, and it's nearly impossible to compete with modern corporate farming). The other half came over during one of the large immigration waves toward the end of the 19th century.
Your conclusions are highly emotional and based on speculated consequences and thus any decisions you believe should be made would be too, ie the opposite of what you think ought to be the case. It's all about how you may be affected financially and psychologically and may therefore suffer a lower quality of life and lose 2 or 3 years of life decades hence. And for you, that trumps your parents' generation's well being in the here and now.
The official entry point for getting packages into Debian is here:

https://mentors.debian.net/intro-maintainers

Debian packaging documentation is unfortunately a swamp, since people continue to write new guides instead of improving existing ones.
That's actually the inverse of the problem. Yes, 1.7Ghz doesn't penetrate well, but in cities you want density, because you have population density. Low band is still useful, but not nearly as advantaged as in rural areas.

In rural areas, using 1.7Ghz vs 600Mhz or 700Mhz spectrum means building 4x the amount of towers to cover the same square miles.

That's opex, capex *4. It's really expensive, with no benefits at all as you're not capacity constrained at all on radios/spectrum in rural areas.
I moved from an unremarkable city in Canada to San Francisco and the cellular service here is terrible. Only Verizon is comparable and even then that just means it is reliable. T-Mobile is a joke in SF.
What's funny is I have started to notice restaurants remembering my name when I give them my phone number. Perhaps their POS systems finally have some rudimentary CRM. So we're almost there!
This tweet has a good two minute video of some of these cases, for those who are questioning if this is "valid" as I have seen in many threads.

https://twitter.com/JordanUhl/status/1266917228752056320
Parent said property damage, not me. So your uncharitable assumptions about my intentions are way off on that point. If you want to reframe the issue from property damage to killing unarmed civilians, take it up with the parent. We were talking about the video of the cop randomly smashing windows.

Not surprisingly, your straw man is just as bad. Nobody said or implied anything remotely close to a “shit happens” attitude. Did you just not read the next sentence or something?
You shouldn’t really call the German Author’s Rights Copyright, because it works dirfferently
That argument, unfortunately, is a slippery slope. One could list a gazillion things that are good for the environment. The environment argument against Bitcoin has been thoroughly debunked.

There are several valid points of criticism against Bitcoin. I wish more effort is put into it to criticize it along those fronts.
Except social security is already not solvent and will require additional money / taxes to prop it up. So I don't think we can just meet that out.
In theory they are recruited, trained, and paid to not overreact. Lions are not.
Debian contains cross-compilers for Windows (but not macOS yet), so you can compile a .exe and build that into a .deb easily.

https://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=mingw

Probably the right thing for you to do is switch to WinGet on Windows and the Apple Store for macOS.
I guess so, not native speaker, thanks.
So, 2 things:

1. I like OCR, but I don’t like relying on it for search in a vast pool of important documents. Filing in labeled folders means I’m not relying on some obscure algorithm or the accuracy of an OCR tech to make my digital files practical/accessible. This proved the correct way to think when I moved files from Dropbox, to GDrive and then ultimately iCloud. One service would find what I wanted, the next would not or find some file based on an unexpected match. All that meant I had to spend a significant time digging around. With folders, I have manual organization as a base and can still use search and OCR as a convenience.

2. I find value in the physical files only as a basic backup to a digital outage. Computer fails, phone is left somewhere, internet goes out, etc. it’s not all happened at once yet, but there has been several occasions where just going into the closet and grabbing the hard file was easiest.
A lot of posts on HN are about "Hey I built this cool product" and I think that's perfectly fine.
https://streamable.com/kgvoqv - louis vutton looted

https://streamable.com/kc5hwj - amazon truck stopped and
looted

https://streamable.com/jmr7ez - liquor store looted

https://streamable.com/x8rb8h - another liquor store looted

https://streamable.com/2ka2cm - store manniquens looted

https://streamable.com/53l2qd - office looted and trashed

https://streamable.com/x3al2j - target looted 1

https://streamable.com/e706oz - target looted 2

https://streamable.com/d9t0au - target looted - 3

https://youtu.be/hF6mMCwc8GY?t=6961 [Embed] - target looted 4

https://streamable.com/m3n5ju - ohio statehouse broken into

https://streamable.com/z2ffvm - arsonist sets fire to himself (disturbing)

https://streamable.com/2wjxc0 - daytime looting

https://youtu.be/HUptzxyfpgQ?t=285 [Embed] - people pulling cars up to stores to load loot hauls

https://youtu.be/hF6mMCwc8GY?t=1944 [Embed] - drug store looted by mob
https://youtu.be/hF6mMCwc8GY?t=4349 [Embed] - back of store looted out onto street

https://youtu.be/hF6mMCwc8GY?t=5077 [Embed] - store mobbed cop car smashed

https://imgur.com/BPPgQu9 - nations most revered science

fiction bookstore and priceless collection torched

https://streamable.com/6710vr - LA's favela like conditions post-riots

https://streamable.com/vqi0vm - minneapolis aftermath warzone

https://streamable.com/94c32c - minneapolis first night pandemonium

https://streamable.com/revv8g - sympathetic protesters get their windows smashed for no reason

How does anyone watch these scenes and perform the mental gymnastics required to believe all the rioting and looting was secretly done by white supremacists?
IDF or whatever the branch is called which is doing the torturing.
When bellies are full and few hands are idle its easier to overlook the daily injustice. That said, the tensions aren't new and they aren't diminished or invalid either.
> Being an officer is not even close to the top most dangerous jobs in the US

This is a strawman. I never claimed this, and yet refuting it is apparently the core point of your post. Please proofread your posts before accusing someone of being objectively wrong on a matter which they never made a claim.
Right now there is so much first person documentation of these acts pouring into Twitter, Reddit, Snapchat's Map, and Tiktok. This is the time to make sure there is a simple way to document all of this so it can be organized later. System perfection is the enemy of preservation here. Anything helps and taking time to make those UI layers could lose valuable documentation in the shuffle.

Git's UI will absolutely limit the contributing audience, I agree - Perhaps the author could add a simple form for people to submit through and then technical people could manually add them? Google Form/Jotform/Survey Monkey style?
This confused the heck out of me when zero-rating was being made out to be the greatest evil, and that the US should be more like the EU.

But, at the same time, half of the mobile phone ads I saw had zero-rating a specific service (facebook, usually) as the main selling point. e.g. "Top-up €20/month, get unlimited facebook access."
http://archive.is/Ksohd