skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Don't forget Google Plus, and that email killer whose name I cannot recall.
That they have that level of impact would appear to be problematic, given this news, rather than the other way around.
People in Afghanistan got killed by drone strikes or "exfiltrated" to Guantanamo or a load of "black sites". The "war on terror" is absolutely as murderous.
Do you believe that Zuckerberg would be allowed to use Facebook to push his presidential campaign? I feel like he would have to divest himself of the company entirely first. Then again, that's maybe too much of an expectation, given our current political situation.
Cool! I missed the boat back then and never did own an Amiga. It was too expensive for my parents to buy. Later I heard it was an incredible machine and young me would have loved to toy with it.
I tried Information Fasting for a week. It was harder than I thought
The federal government stopped giving the police military weapons. They also had consent degrees with several departments that helped improve things.

These and others are all things the current administration has reversed and is almost certainly playing a huge role into why things have gotten so bad.
You'll be downvoted, but there is some refreshing truth in your statements.
Well didn't how Yahoo die to a certain extent? I remember back when Google first came on the scene - we were all using Yahoo. Yahoo was an ad-filled ungodly mess, while Google was clean and fast. People switched over really fast.
By project. https://egypt.urnash.com/blog/2019/01/06/how-i-work-file-org... goes into more detail. I am an artist, so perhaps what works for me won't work for programmers - but I am also an artist who self-publishes comics, which are huge projects that sprawl across multiple files and programs.

References go into a few directories, there are some vaguely sorted directories of inspirational images, books go into an "ebooks" directory that has a few broad categories in it, mostly I just go to that directory and type what I'm looking for into OSX's search bar.

When I do commissions, reference images generally get dropped into the Illustrator file and deleted from the filesystem.
That is not entirely true. A very large portion of police funding comes directly or indirectly from the federal government, and a lot of that comes under control of the executive too.
The claims are basic, the conclusions are ridiculous. The lawsuit is on the conclusions, which probably won't even fly, but some trolls managed to get their course-project-level PDF read by millions.
It seems to me that all your examples involve people with less chances in life.
However, the primary drive for criminality and prostitution is poverty. Less poverty means the supply of dealers, prostitutes shrinks, with rising demand prices will shoot up.

More guns, more violence by a smaller group, thus easier to the police. More prostitution by a smaller group, thus driving prices up which allows an easier escape. More human trafficking, why? This is hardly a side-job. Do you mean an increased immigration?
The chances that you actually have a billion-dollar idea are incredibly slim. The chances that you can execute a billion-dollar idea to its potential (considering that you aren't sure what to do) are even smaller. So work on whatever is interesting to you and just do your best.
I think if you throw away the existing system, you can still call what we replace it with "police" but it would be unrecognizable.

We need something closer to social service workers, the vast majority of which do not require arms.
Similar strategy: I treat my desktop as a temporary workspace. Anything transient goes there, and a cron job clears out unused files automatically:

find ~/Desktop/ -atime +3d -maxdepth 1 \( -type d -o -type f \) -exec trash "{}" \;

If I really need something that gets deleted, I can go to my backups.
I don't know. Fish can be pretty cute and charming.
what the...

As popular as React is, It doesn't feel right that MDN contains an article about a non web-native framework. To use an analogy it feels like a W3C web page incorporating Facebook open graph meta tag, or twitter cards meta tag on their HTML.
You don't seem to be reading my comments.
I agree with you that pre-print servers are not useless, and that prestigious journals are also not useless. Pre-print servers obviously have a lot of questionable content, this is immediately obvious. As I said, they are not a replacement for peer-reviewed journals (except maybe in the early stages of a pandemic, which was my long departed original point). It is also true that good research gets published in prestigious journals. Lots of good research also doesn't get published in prestigious journals because the editor of the Lancet decides it isn't interesting enough, or they chose clueless or callous reviewers who kill the paper in peer-review, or they just accepted a paper with the opposite result last week or for many other arbitrary reasons unrelated to the quality of the research or utility to humanity.
What are the sources for the claim that they use Chromium and JavaScript? Is it the 5 year old StackExchange post? Things might have changed since then.
It should be obvious by now that our 'law and order' approach over the last several decades has gone too far. We did this in Los Angeles less than 30 years ago and here we are again. When will we learn?
Boy, if I had a quarter for everytime I've encountered a contractor or offshore team that did something "I didn't pay for" .... I'd be broke because I wouldn't have any quarters! I see you point in theory but in practice, that just does not happen or if it does, it is very rare.
In my case, it's very much proven. I can show organic growth over 4 years, retention stats (excellent), etc. — it's very clear what the traction is and compared to incoming traffic, all parameters are excellent. So this is not the problem.
Tranzlate allows for easier localization management
Basically dump everything in ~/Downloads and then a couple of scripts to archive it off to ~/doc/YYYY-MM every month, then every now and then I might sort that into ~/archive/home/doc and ~/archive/work/doc.

Got a few context-specific directories; ~/src, ~/screenshots, ~/notes.

Search using Finder, find or ripgrep.

I wrote a bit more about it at https://www.garethrees.co.uk/2019/11/24/filesystem-organisat...
Google runs both Chrome and Analytics. And they do not warn explicitly that other Google products may store the history even in the private mode. Which some may interpret that Google lies when claiming about their private mode. So the case may have merit in theory.
> by a nice guy from IBM (yes, really!)

Why IBM? IBM sold Lenovo to China years ago, does IBM still handle support for Lenovo in your country?
> Why can’t Democrats make any progress even in places where they have total control and don’t need to compromise?

The obvious answer is that these policies benefit Democrats and therefore they are uninterested in changing them.
>It sickened me yesterday to see security personnel—including members of the National Guard—forcibly and violently clear a path through Lafayette Square to accommodate the president's visit outside St. John's Church. I have to date been reticent to speak out on issues surrounding President Trump's leadership, but we are at an inflection point, and the events of the past few weeks have made it impossible to remain silent.

Who in Lafayette Square was a rioter?

The disabled veterans, the people standing around doing nothing, or the elderly female Episcopalian ministers?
Well, Marx predicted that : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tendency_of_the_rate_of_profit... . The exact opposite of what we are looking at.
> Democrats have to run someone who can appeal to people in Mississippi as well as New York.

No, they don't.

Even when they win national campaigns, Democrats don't win Mississippi, so they manifestly don't need to run a national ticket that appeals to Mississippi.

EDIT: The primary process the Democrats have chosen may encourage this, but that doesn't mean it's necessary or that that process is well chosen.

> Why can’t Democrats make any progress even in places where they have total control and don’t need to compromise?

Because American political parties are what would be broad coalitions in a system with multiple competitive parties, and it's only a significant faction (but not, in many places, the strongest faction) within the Democratic Party that actually wants to make progress on this point. That's more than the Republicans have, though.
In the article comment section someone from QT mentioned they were using QT for something. So it isn't clear which part of which is QT and which is HTML.
This is a secret?
I agree with this. If I buy a modern DSLR, utilizing the same tech as phones with automatic image optimization, I can only imagine how incredible the quality of the Image be by default. It's possible, but they really need to devote the engineering resources to this.
Do not care about left wing or ring wing media. I believe the US media were shouting the HCQ will kill you - a disgusting joke when nearly every frontline Covid-19 healthcare worker in India is on HCQ for over two months now - following national recommendation by ICMR. I don't trust the US media at all - it's all based on special interests.
> Obama chose not to take action.

Obama's use of executive orders was widely criticized as "undemocratic" back then, by Republicans and even some Democrats, and that for stuff that actually made sense and was legal to do via EOs.

Trump? He can trample over legal issues and the Republicans won't even act like they'd even want to hold him accountable.
Microservices – Advantages/Disadvantages and Guidelines
Public Defenders are already vastly overworked and under resourced, with only about 10 minutes to spend on a case on average.

My hats off to those folks they are some of the greatest heroes in society right now. If I were to be able to cash out of tech I would either become a school teacher or public defender.
I use a system I created called: Shelf, Desktop, Cabinet.

I use the 'shelf' folder to store all the files I use and reuse (usually, transform) at work. E.g. templates, stock photos, contracts, pieces of code etc.

My actual projects are sub-folders inside the 'desktop' folder. Metaphorically speaking, they are 'sitting on the desktop'. Folders are named like this: 'client_name - project_name'. Whereas 'client' can be anything like: 'me - learning Vue.js'

The 'cabinet' folder files completed projects should be no longer on my 'desktop'. I just move them into there, where they can be easily sorted alphabetically. But before doing that, I take elements that could be reused someday in similar projects, copy them into the 'shelf' folder and give them a generic name that I can easily find through a search.

edit: clarity (I guess...)
> The benchmarking shows nearly every company is moving to screens

You're confusing a benchmark with... something else. And I really dislike my new-ish MP3 player with it's damn screen that I have to keep looking at to operate, to do anything.

> And if your car doesn't have all the features

My MP3 player has a ton of features and I don't need 90% of them. I want it to do one job well - play my music and a few other basic controls, just like my old, physically-operated MP3 player did. I don't want awesome UX/UI bullshit to get in the way, I just want it to do its job.

(plz excuse rant)
He could be the first Prime Minister of ROCOW, the Republic of California, Oregon and Washington, colloquially known as Yugofaangia.
I don't think this is a good analogy, for many reasons.

Also, the reason why I wanted to have a marketer on a commission is not because I don't want to pay or because I don't have money. It's because I want accountability. My strong suspicion is that most of the self-proclaimed marketing gurus do not deliver.
Post Haste can setup project templates. The idea is you set up a structure once and then just duplicate it for new projects.

https://www.digitalrebellion.com/posthaste

(disclaimer: I’m the developer of this app)
Okay, I couldn't find a way to change the layout when text size is controlled so I'll change it for all viewers if they're using a small device (under 640px wide, scaled). It works in my testing on an iPhone, but let me know if it works for you!

https://5ed7d94981b55b0008f07a3b--macwright.netlify.app/
dick flashers for one thing, and the pattern of connections or attempted connections should be a partial indicator of this sort of abuse, perhaps there should be somesort of flag that could be set on such an account for inappropriate behaviour, or even liberally thinking there should be an adults only adult activity flag to set.

this is a hydra that shows up every time someone creates a video chat there is a problem with sausage parties and sextual blackmail that needs work arounds
I wonder what race the officers assisting and aligned with drug dealers are? Does anyone know? The article seems not to mention this. I know they're probably white because white cops are evil, but I can't seem to find the citation?
> Stop governing and just oppose. To try to stop his reelection.

Boy I'm glad nothing like that happened after 2016
We use OVH and Hetzner in production. Huge fans of both.
Police shove, make AP journalists stop covering protest
It seems like the parent commenter is "advocating" that your claim "Obama did basically nothing" is provably false.

If you want to argue he didn't do enough, sure go ahead. Saying he did nothing is being intellectually dishonest.
Tons of people loved the Samsung Android cameras. I think Sony A7 MILCs 1st and 2nd generation had Android-people still miss the apps you could install. There’s an appeal to some folks
> There's no other reason you could think of to feed a hungry person?

Free individuals might give something out of benevolence. But a state institution is not a free individual. It can only represent the collective, and you cannot ensure that all individuals in such a collective would agree to such an exchange, or feel benevolent about it. As such, there is no such thing as a benevolent state. Instead, you can employ game theory on such entities, to the extent of making them look completely self-serving and even psychopatic, as proven by Nash.

This is why it is so important to curtail the development of big and monolithic bureaucratic organisations, and instead use such principles as those given by Montesquieu, to make natural powers compete for authority.

> You don't see the irony in saying that a person must volunteer their value or be enslaved?

Do you think the person giving you bread should be forced to give you that bread? Nay, it would be far better if there was some kind of mutual exchange. There is none to be had, when the exchange is merely giving out a resource for "free." Except we know that it's not for free, but in return for your good behaviour. Then the exchange isn't free, but depending on an exchange anyway, except you have little to no say in it. Then the one in power of that resource in turn also have absolute power over you. So there should be a way for you to gain that power for yourself, or in the least make sure the one giving you bread does not have monopoly in doing so, because it will inevitably devolve into abuse of power.
> Also, MS and Apple charge for their software. Linux OS are free.

I paid ~2k$ for a Lenovo Laptop certified for Ubuntu. I don't really see the difference between doing that and paying 2k$ for an Apple laptop that's certified for MacOS (which i've upgraded for 8 years for free), or some other laptop certified for windows.

Except for the obvious difference that the Lenovo Laptop does not work with Ubuntu as promised.
But the cop isn't on trial, so why does the prosecutor get to hide facts about them from the jury?
That's really cool. Definitely helpful in order to drop deceleration fuel requirements if we ever manage to put together a relativistic interstellar spacecraft.
This article is badly informed and badly reasoned.

Adam Smith - An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations

” It is not, accordingly, in the richest countries, but in the most thriving, or in those which are growing rich the fastest, that the wages of labour are highest.”

In those places, you are willing to pay the most since it will make you the most.

Brooke’s Law

Wikipedia
“ Communication overhead increases as the number of people increases. Due to combinatorial explosion, the number of different communication channels increases rapidly with the number of people.[3] Everyone working on the same task needs to keep in sync, so as more people are added they spend more time trying to find out what everyone else is doing.”

You want to cluster people together since distributing people creates communications overhead.

Adam Smith also explains why innovation tends to cluster. It is because communication lets learning and innovation occur more rapidly.

Lastly, labor moves to where there are the highest wages.

You saw all this the last 10 years. Facebook willing to pay top dollar. Companies growing their offices bigger and bigger. People moving to Silicon Valley for the money. Silicon Valley companies copying best practices in the blink of an eye.

It also explains why Zoom has such good margins. Their engineering wasn’t distributed. It was in China. Labor arbitrage but with a minimization of communications overhead.

Companies don’t attack all markets at once. They attack them one at a time (usually local market first).

It is in fact in an efficient market that you have disparities in wages.
Why Cloud = Cloud-Native
Mirantis CEO Discusses the Docker Enterprise Container
Complete lack of motion would violate Heisenberg uncertainty principle ("no motion" == "I know both momentum and location with zero uncertainty" and that's not allowed)
I replaced 32K lines of C with 3K lines of DSL
Great read!!
Everyone is hating on Twitter and I'm here enjoying the tweets from friends, developers and opsec.

But seriously, having a good experience with Twitter is not hard I think. Follow and interact with people who post interesting or funny stuff and unfollow/block/mute political posters.
Here's the police lying to the NY Post:
https://twitter.com/keithcalder/status/1268204578421407750

Police: $2.4 million in Rolexes stolen.
Rolex: No watches were stolen. Only broken windows.
Well any kind of random consumer point and shoot like a PowerShot will give you equivalent image quality to the XA in an even smaller package. But the design elegance and "coolness" of the XA you will not find in digital. The self-timer lever acts as a little "foot" that stabilizes the camera when you're resting it somewhere for a self-timer picture!
There is DNT for example, which can easily be used to transmit the user's intentions automatically and without unnecessary interaction. The technical means are there, they just need to be enforced, which maybe this lawsuit will improve...
Look, not to "True Scotsman" this thing too much, but there really is a thing called protesting, and there really is a thing called criminality.

If you write a firmly worded letter to your Senator, you are protesting and it would take the most abusive stretch of discretion to consider it criminal in any way.

If you drive with your buddies in dark of night to a store and do a smash-and-grab, it would take an absurd ideological contortion to consider it protesting in any genuine way.

In real life, there's a spectrum moving from letter-writing and sign-holding into civil disobedience and then into forms of disorder.

If you start with the observation, as you have, that "people are taking this opportunity to steal and ... burn[] down shops," I would submit that you shouldn't then apply the term "protester" to what you are defining as an opportunistic criminal.

You know what has worked really well for Niketown in Seattle the last few days? They just have a bunch of beefy dudes in athletic wear (some Polynesian fella cheered them as being Samoans, I dunno, but it's relevant mainly in that they look not like a bussed-in white-only goon squad, and optics are gonna matter in this crisis) standing around it. Nobody's messing with those guys.

If your cops aren't up-armored and manning a barricade of people doing free speech stuff, they can, you know, take 911 calls and go respond to actual calls.

I would challenge your insinuation that theft and arson are "in places where the police [are] weak" and the implicit corollary that you should then make those police more "strong." I would grant you that (perhaps tautologically) those crimes happened in places where keeping the peace has been done poorly, and it should be done better.
Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Emergency Department Visits – United States
This is not a peer-reviewed research paper. It seems to be a project report likely done by undergraduates. The paper is full of typos and it is not clear what the specific novelty of the proposal is (if there is any).
It sounds like a good idea. It might be easier to get public support for being "tough on police" then defending accused criminals.
Corporate governance is authoritarian. Period.
Light turned into exotic Laughlin matter
Then the problem becomes getting oxygen. As a hydrogen won't burn in a vacuum.
They resold American servers to Iran not Chinese (Huawei) products.
0K implies no Brownian motion at all (no thermal energy), so there would be no force to keep the molecules apart.
A set of GitHub-hosted repositories were actively serving malware
You also get the benefit of hiring several devs that already trust one another and have experience working together without stepping on each other's toes. That's where you can look at the product they have already developed and for what effort, and with some diligence, hire the teams that aren't dysfunctional. Or at least that's the idea.
The rioters at White House and in Washington burned a church, defaced public property, including Lincoln memorial and WWII memorial, and injured 60 secret service members before backup arrived. They've looted entire districts in NYC. Burned a police precinct to the ground in Minneapolis. Destroyed entire neighborhoods. They seek to intimidate and incite fear and violence. They are spray painting "fuck 12" and "ACAB" all over America to instill anti police hatred, invoking true criminals to take advantage of the situation and kill cops: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/retired-st-louis-police...

This is not a peaceful protest.
If your softpower can change dramatically in 4 years you didn't really have much to begin with.

The arenas in which Obama tried to ~actually use~ soft power, such as Syria and Ukraine, seem more like failures than successes.
Ah yes... Libertarian, the "I got mine, fuck the rest of you" party...
Without warrants, and thus probable cause, searches are highly discriminatory.

This is evidenced by stop-and-frisk, which was effective only in finding criminality among select individuals.
there is some truth in what you say. tim pool makes good money talking about that kinda stuff on youtube. but yeah, those communofascist thought police.. stay away from them! treat them like the kgb. give them nothing.
It is not necessary to be unemployed for an extended amount of time in order to change jobs.
Point and Click Adventure Game Player for the Commodore Amiga
Seems like they've sold about 1 million cars to date.

https://www.theverge.com/2020/3/10/21172895/tesla-one-millio...
Coronavirus Will Change Board Games
China is holding two innocent Canadian diplomats in poor conditions while Canada does what a modern nation does and allow The CFO a presumption of innocence. She gets to stay in a mansion. Those two Canadians may never see their families again.

This extradition better be worth it. If the US frees her as some political pawn I’m going to lose my shit.