skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm the kind of person who lives in the cli, so I love tui's, I use a tiling window manager and gnu screen heavily. For me, it just fits my workflow.

I have slowly been transitioning away from using emacs for everything though. I use it as my text editor but I no longer use it for rss, irc, email, etc. I would probably change my tune if I went back to that.
> For group work there are a number of tools to do analytics on who did what etc so it make seeing how well the group has worked.

I teach a computer graphics course and that seems useful. What tools do you use?
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Yes, perl is consistent

perl

print "2" + 1
3
print "2" - 1
1

js

> "2" + 1
"21"
> "2" - 1
1
Yepp. We went through the exact same debate with BBM 10 years ago.
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There are multiple reports of agent provocateurs being police agents.
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But you should never give the correct answer for password recovery.

What is a belief you had as a child that you no longer have?

Purple Ocean.

And that can be your answer for all the questions: first pet name, elementary school, and so on.
The initial projections (ones that guided the responses of other countries like the UK) predicted that Sweden would have 40,000 dead by a month ago without a strict lockdown. That would have been catastrophic.
Deal with worker turnover

This was a real problem for early factory workers, the work was alienating in a way that wasn't the case for traditional craft work.
How so? The only supporting evidence provided was garbage collectors make more than teachers. The OP posted a link showing that's not true.
Perhaps, but the justification behind the change should be that one, not the miscompilation...
>>"There's a tongue-in-cheek view that Elon Musk is a lonely alien just trying to get home. "

That's exactly the plot of this movie:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Man_Who_Fell_to_Earth
> Here are a few samples:

These seem like extremely controversial, divisive topics. Not the kind of thing to bring up with someone you don’t know well, and the opposite of a good way to make a friend.
It's more that not treating it (drug addiction) as a public health issue impedes on public safety.

Supervised injection sites, housing first integrated support, access to effective medicine (methadone), etc. are all stymied by various flavors of political problems.

What you're seeing is the result of a patchwork approach in disarray.
Regarding [1], it sounds more like Aftonbladet is either misquoting him, quoting out of context or
The title claims he said we had reached the peak, giving the impression of peak infections across the whole population, but the contents only covers a specific group of people who had returned from their vacations in Italy.

I'm not saying he didn't mean or say peak total infections in the interview. I'm just saying that particular article is all over the place.

Edit: On the contrary, according to the article he said we could very well be hit by a new wave from new arrivals.
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> It may shock you, but some people don't see putting food on the table [...] to be their life's calling.

It may shock you, but if you don't put food on your table, you're going to starve and die. Sure, you might rely on the charity of others to provide for you. But if you're mentally and physically able to contribute and be productive, but choose not to, then you're a parasite.

I won't comment on the rest of your post, since it's full of personal attacks, insults, and pure speculation about the another poster's character and motivations. Ironically, the opinions you articulate in your post have a somewhat postmodernist vibe to them.
I'm not saying that. Some APL fans say that ASCIIfication of APL is a bastardization, because notation matters. (search through earlier HN threads)

Notation is obviously a shorthand for "sensible notation" or even "better notation" there, because obviously just about anything can be notation. Including laying out pebbles on a beach.

But further than that, I don't know.
You seem to think incomprehensibility is a bad thing--and you are right, if one's goal is to understand, act, and thrive in this world. Your only tool would be reason.

But what if one draws their self-esteem not from their own accomplishment, but from the feelings of others? Then, incomprehensibility is ammunition for the argument from intimidation. You simply threaten to attack the character of anyone who disagrees.

It takes the form of:
“Only a fool/deviant/sinner/idiot/ can fail to see that X argument is false/true.”

"Ayn Rand is one of those things that a lot of us, when we were 17 or 18 and feeling misunderstood, we’d pick up. Then, as we get older, we realize...that that’s a pretty narrow vision..."

The goal isn't to win the argument; the goal is to prevent any discussion at all. The only way to fight it is with moral certainty.
That is only theoretical correctness, not useful correctness.
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You mean that it can create decent parsers?
While I agree with you that matplotlib should be replaced , I see a problem in that almost all these new plotting libraries are focused on plotting statistical type data. While this is obviously a big thing at the moment, more traditional type graphs are often not well catered for by these libraries. For example I work in signal processing and would like good looking line and 3d graphs with easy layout of multiple plots... Matplotlib despite its shortcomings is still the best tool for this.
And yet everybody seems to use WhatsApp even between iOS devices
If you've been through both sides of this, you understand that "inebriated sloth" is a term of high affection.
The tool I used to use for this years ago is isync/mbsync, which worked really well. Nowadays I just use rsync on Maildirs because I don't have any IMAP mail on servers where I don't have shell access, so I'm a bit out of date what the modern state of these tools is. Interesting to hear of a variety of other options in this thread that I'd not come across back then.
Honestly, I can't keep up with acquisitions, full e2e encryption claims, then those claims get debunked, and you can't find out what the truth is.

Based on all information out there, in year 2020, what is the most secure IM app?

What do you recommend to your friends if they care about privacy?
Is a antinomia, not is paradox.
if a human from just 300 years ago would see this post - he would def think we are aliens.
The efficiency of coal fired power plants is ~40% and there might be further inefficiencies in running this process at industrial scales.
There's really no point in debating someone like you. No matter what I say you'll just quote some unverifiable anecdote and declare victory.

I'll leave you with some advice that helped me find my way out of libertarian ideology when I was younger.

Stop and think for a second. Why the "proper functions of government" just happen to line up exactly with the functions that directly benefit you.
Has GitHub Been Down More Since Its Acquisition by Microsoft?
Sure, there is probably a ton of inbound revenue from marketing campaigns (Facebook, Instagram, Email marketing, SEM) but that also kinda drives brand recognition and hopefully loyalty, so the ideal state is that folks that buy tickets via any of the above eventually come back to buy more tickets because they had a good experience in the first place. Partnerships, third-party integrations, and revenue from their marketplace should also be a significant portion of the revenue, as would SEO.

I'd imagine that many of those channels dried up, but it's super unlikely that a reasonably managed company wouldn't either have VC funding or be close enough to profitability that they wouldn't have enough money to weather Covid after "strategic" layoffs and decreases in salary (no idea if either of these happened). Heck, I wouldn't be shocked if they raised an internal round[1]. I really doubt SeatGeek would go delinquent on advertising budgets, as those sorts of things _should_ be forecasted out a year or more, with existing cash to actually run the business. I can't imagine that not paying your bills would go well if you expect to do business after the pandemic is over...

Source: I used to work there, in the pre-covid times.

[1] If VCs can give 120 million to a company that makes juicing machines, why wouldn't they give anything to prop up a company that actually makes money and will likely do fine once the pandemic is over? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juicero
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Clang reported bug:

http://lists.llvm.org/pipermail/llvm-bugs/2020-June/084028.h...

Bugzilla: https://bugs.llvm.org/show_bug.cgi?id=46194
U.S. trails most developed countries in voter turnout (2018)
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Is this all running on one server? What resources does it take, for how many users?

What percentage of users need the TURN server?
>They are the least protected class, who live under constant threat of business extortion by corrupt government clerks.

Not exactly, they are the ones who are friendly with the corrupt government clerks. It's not like government trumps capitalism, it's more like capitalists own friends in high places...

So same as in most countries...
Don’t want to sully the conversation here, but I want to raise an important point - so @feross, please stick with it.

I gave my daughter (6) my iPad for ten minutes this morning and put her on a site to draw minecraft skins. I took a call and took my eyes off the device (but not daughter) for about five minutes while I paced around the room. When I sat back next to her, she somehow ended up on virus Café and was in a video chat with someone. This scared the absolute hell out of me as I knew nothing about the site, I wondered how on Earth she’d managed to stumble on it so quickly, how she’d been able to allow access to device cameras so easily and, ya know, “Virus Café”.

To get around it, I’ve default denied mic and camera access and had to have a serious conversation about stranger danger.

I accept my own lapse in this, but to mitigate it happening to other kids who don’t have helicopter parents, can you please put some form of test before you ask for camera settings? Some form of multiplication or division, or asking for the year you were born would be a massive boost to safeguarding young kids.
Thus landlords are the one to actually finance those buildings.

Actually it's mostly the banks that provide the finance, the landlord is an intermediary.
This is a very generic, low value dismissal that has little to do with Elixir in general. In fact, due to its immutability, use of struts and pattern matching it's the safest dynamic language I've ever worked with.

Six of YC's most successful ten companies built on Ruby, a dynamic mutable language with method missing and monkey patching. Just because you can't use a dynamically typed language doesn't mean they're not useful for anyone.
Gcc is. Llvm is the wannabe.
I love how Browsers & Deno have shown how we can do dependency management using urls containing code (ESM). This is a huge step forward.

This makes me think, is file-based code-split strategy enough?

What if we'd put code (not data) behind GraphQL and request only the actual piece of code we need to use?

import { foo } from 'https://graphql/{ give: { me: { foo }}}'
Didn't see you had replied when I deleted (I thought my comment to be somewhat devoid of interesting content).

For context, I was implying that calling your teenager an inebriated sloth would surely not help the relationship.

I believe you when you say it's a term of endearment.

I guess I'm just finding some of my own teenage relationship with my father in the original post. My father didn't particularly approve or value how I spent my time and authority was a conflictual subject between us. Our relationship is still somewhat fifteen years later.
But I want HN code snippets to look like code because sometimes they're used for code.
This guy makes good points, and then muddles them by taking them too far. In the two examples given is basically "don't have these problems in the first place." Which would be great, if it was that easy. Since no one can snap their fingers and make all burglaries go away (even by decriminalizing drugs as he suggests), there will always be a need for some form of policing/intervention. Now, if you could reduce the amount of need for police while morphing them to look e.g. more like London's police like someone suggested in this thread, you could affect real change. But the way he's implying it will go "just give homeless people housing and you won't need any police for that anymore" indicates to me that he doesn't know just how difficult these problems are.
Go concurrency is basically threads + the ability to choose between classic mutex synchronization (and all the problems with that like reentrancy bugs) or burn yourself in channel hell with deadlocks and buffer bloat.
He is, however, the former state epidemiologist, Anders Tegnells former boss, and - as was recently reported in the big dailies in Sweden - is currently working as a paid consultant informing the Swedish strategy. Quite the influential troll...
Keep in mind that Zizek has placed the word 'postmodern' in heavy scare quotes here. When I read this passage (it's from Ticklish Subject, I think?) I understand Zizek to be critiquing the pseudo-permissiveness of neoliberalism rather than French theory. (Zizek is a hardcore Lacanian, after all.)
> After deconstructing all the self-contradictory things that humans call knowledge

And yet we proceed, at least in STEM subjects, with the epistemological methods that we trust and that we believe to work, as if postmodernists didn't happen. They may have influenced the politics of science, or the philosophy of science, but they have not changed a thing about how scientific or engineering knowledge is acquired.
I am all for being inspirational and believing in humanity. Yes people are good most of the time.

But being nice shouldn't imply being naive. Every single person in a medium-large organization is replaceable, no exception. I used to not believe it too but it's been shown time and again in my career.

Even if executives/managers understand that treating their employees well has benefits, they will not blink an eye when it's time to take managing decisions or let employees go.
I should have used the full sentence. Why does it stop being "notation as a tool of thought"
See comments like this one https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20732924
See this post.. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23414911

haha literally like tangentially above yours...
I recommend Signal. Sure, something selfhosted would be nicer (provided I can be trusted to get encrytion rightly implemented and my server updated etc) but Signal hits the best balance for me between trust, hassle and features.
Turns out that https://www.readthesequences.com/ contains the edits for the book version, so if you're reading them all through it'll probably be more coherent on that website. Dilemma!
As with all articles on SSC, the comments are also very much worth reading.

In addition, one should keep in mind that there are ways to instill some discipline and self-control into one's children that don't turn them into mindless little automatons (as the Chinese school in the reviewed book tries to do).
Many of my customers are using Elixir for new startups or new projects. Probably over half.
How Covid-19 Is Changing Research Culture
It's an automated fuzzer, it caught a bug very early, but the report got sent to SQLite instead of Clang. Probably because OSFuzz doesn't handle this distinction. (Though it might should. Or maybe usually new compiler versions catch problems in old code a lot more frequently than it catches compiler bugs. Dunno.)
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In some cases they did worse than nothing, like when advising people not to wear masks.
The 20-25% immunity was for the Stockholm area, not for the country as a whole. In reality they were off by something like 5%.
An actual blur that directly modifies multiple pixel values cannot be reversed. Things like swirls and motion "blurs" potentially can be - but I wouldn't even call those blurs as they are more of a directional transformations.
There was a time when companies were just companies and politically neutral. That was truly a good time. If they play this misguided game I think it's only fair to punish them. It's just baffling that even the giants do this - Coca Cola Germany or Siemens as examples.
I agree modifier keys are the devil. Laptop keyboards are not designed for ergo at all.

I use an ergodox ez and have various layers. Layer for directional keys. Layer for all my vscode shortcuts (you can do Marcos). Layer for symbols. Even a layer to control mouse, however I don’t like or use this

I use thumb clusters for the most common modifiers like space, enter, backspace, command

What’s great is that I can define alternative keys when the keys are pressed down. So I use them to activate various layers

I also use auto shift feature so holding down a a key will get your the shifted option. Great for gets Caps version etc

Here is what my layout looks like https://configure.ergodox-ez.com/ergodox-ez/layouts/RlxdW/la...
Those sound like cells to me.
They use very large blur radius. At this radius rounding to 8bit + lossy image compression should be destructive enough.

It's impossible to tell from the screenshot, but if they're smart, they should have an explicit degradation step before blurring (e.g. pixelate/lower resolution first).
But venting about it to sympathetic listeners probably would.

No problem re deletion - sometimes the uninteresting things are more interesting than the interesting ones!
I feel like shooting a movie in space would make for very good marketing but rather boring footage. Very cramped quarters, very drastic security measures would probably make for rather unimpressive footage compared to what's usually achieved through CGI. Space is big, space is slow, space is quiet. It will be quite an interesting challenge to make it look visually interesting in an action movie I think.

Although I suppose that watching the movie knowing that it was actually shot in space will be novelty enough to keep the audience captivated, but that'll only work for the first few movies going through the hassle of doing it, then the novelty will wear off and I expect that at that point people will be back to using much cheaper, simple and flexible CGI.
Certain blurs can be undone indeed [0] is just one link, search for something like "undo guassian blur point spread function". There are limits though.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deblurring
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Can someone explain the downvote? I am not complaining but are there security problems with it? Could you explain or highlight them?
This doesn't have anything to do with the article.

The article doesn't advocate for "no police". It says that we tend to ignore more and more societal problems and simply ask police to deal with the consequences. It underlines that police aren't --and will never be-- social workers; their mode of operation is to use legitimate violence to prevent or punish undesirable behavior. When a problem is dealt with by the police, the result is more violence. This is hardly police's fault: it's why they're there.

The article suggests society should actually address its problems (poverty, homelessness, drug use, etc.) instead of ignoring them, and that police should be a solution of last resort, not the standard response to anything that's "wrong".

We can agree or disagree, but quoting Pinker saying "that no police results in chaos" is not helping the discussion.
Has anyone had the experience of seeing over-reporting of some metrics in Google Analytics as compared to an internal tracking system? Is this data generally seen to be 100% reliable?
> The postmodernists worshipped Nietzsche; he was their lodestar.

> deconstruction is fine, but what are you adding?

This makes me think that Nietzsche would have despised post-modernism. As if they copied his method but not his intentions.

> And yet...for all the obscurantism and obvious bullshit, the Sokal hoax and everything else—I came to the conclusion that the postmodernists touched something deeper than their critics, something which we have yet to reckon with.

This is something I deeply agree with. In my interpretation that central topic was essentially Nietzsche's "god is dead" and the following loss of center (both individually and collectively).

But then Jung's answer to those problems are superior in every sense, especially in the context of how to approach it from an individual perspective.

This was not the best written comment, but in many sense I have been significantly disappointed by post-modernism especially because I can see a lot of potential unrealized value in it.
> Lots of places in America mandate that your visible garden be grass. Even if the climate is really unsuitable.

I don't have any retro-agricultural nostalgia beyond growing tomatos for fun, but that is something you can and should change either way.
Yep. Not to mention sharing your true opinions on deep/intimate topics to strangers is generally a terrible idea especially on camera.

Also, these types of posts make me wonder what the goals of the project are. Is the intent here to gather data and sell it? Gather users and sell the company? I don't believe in saints. I don't believe in the "don't be evil" mantra.

For all the talk about privacy and anonymity, seems many here want to give away their privacy and anonymity.
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Hmm, given we know it's a face, and we know their skin tone from the rest of the photo, I wonder what a computer would be able to reconstruct... Any papers about this?
A postulated paradox, usually cited by people desiring to suppress their political opposition.

Problem is, suppression does not make people change their minds, it only makes them more radical.
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