skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Most of white American would’ve supported siccing the police and military on the civil rights movement in the 60s. That doesn’t mean that newspapers should’ve advocated they do so. The same holds true here.

Ethics are not equivalent to populism.
The spiritual experiences on ketamine and other arylcyclohexylamine are intense. Far more intense for me than any other drug I've tried. I've had unexplainable experiences as well, where information retrieved in the drug state turned out was accurate.
Fighting against the word police. The net effect of banning words instead of addressing the underlying problems has the potential for very negative effects on society.

> there is no harm in it

It is immensely harmful to switch core concepts of a product around and break compatibility.

Are we gonna ask record producers to stop creating “Master records” too? Rename the disk MBR?

Does eliminating racism require deleting history, or understanding and acting on it in the real world?

(note: my comment has already been flagged. this is incredibly disheartening)
Why not post the actual source, rather than some second-hand clickbait?

"Characteristic patterns of EEG oscillations in sheep (Ovis aries) induced by ketamine may explain the psychotropic effects seen in humans"

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-66023-8?error=coo...
I can easily hit the bottom parts of every row, but I have pretty big hands.
If you live in China you will quickly realise the restriction of freedom of speech is quite limited. It actually became a phenomenon very recently (2010 onwards in my opinion). Even on highly 'scrutinised' Wechat there are many posts and rumours with titles 'read before it (gets) taken down'. The "lack of political freedom" is mostly about the same old scandals. Yes I agree it would be great to have civilised 'free to express' platform but culture norms differ greatly.
Minion is another option. (Also primary/secondary in some cases.) Replica may or may not be the same thing depending upon context; there are a lot of situations (e.g. flash/strobe) where a secondary device is under the control of the primary/master).

I tend to agree that master has a sufficient breadth of meanings that you often can't/shouldn't eliminate its use.
I’m being driven crazy by this sort of thing. Password resets for my Facebook account etc. But the worst ones I get are someone signing up for a service using my email address where the service doesn’t verify the email address. The cherry on top is when this is done in language that I don’t understand.

I was getting Netflix account information and Uber trip receipt emails in Spanish for a while with no option to say “this is not me”.
Doesn't support structural subtyping either
Like Java?
Cause of Covid Failure: Big Government Is Both a Monopoly and a Conglomerate
Have you ever heard of Muddy Waters? The famous stock shorter?
This isn't the first time the Flow browser is brought up. It's good to see they are still developing it, but it looks like their stance on source availability is pretty rigid.
Tucker Carlson drops hints that he can’t see the emperor’s clothes, but he nevertheless describes their beauty in exquisite detail almost every other night. He knows exactly what he’s doing.
I wonder how much division in the country plays into this. I keep hearing references to there being at least two countries within the US. Is this maybe the outcome of using the sphere model from the Vox article higher up and applying it only within the "blue country"?
Alright, so he was wrong 8 times out of ~10,000 statements in the last 4 years? Or, am I missing something?
> Whats the best way to reach that group?

> Whats the best way to reach that group?

> Whats the best way to reach that group?

Read what you want to read.

Yes, there are a lot of anti-patterns and class-correlated knowledge gaps.

I know how to setup a new LLC and bank account within 48 hours, and it would cost me around $125 - $450 dollars, I would probably also have one on the shelf with a bank account to repurpose already for any purpose. There would be no lawyer involved.

A 501(c)3 exemption is an election that takes longer for the IRS to process. But you can proceed as if it would be accepted, or think about how to classify the incoming money later to rationalize a lower/non-existent tax burden. If they went the charity route, there is more than a 501(c)3 approval necessary to accept from many donors.

I am surprised nobody else in their circle has directed that energy that way. The problems they are reacting to are not bound to one socioeconomic class.
Best way to study this is to write the English "huh" into Google translate and observe how this "expression of scorn, anger, disbelief, surprise, or amusement" is vocalized in different languages. Comparing various written forms is just stoopid. You can clearly see it is the same wide-mouthed grin which produces same wide back-vowel [ɛ] or "ä". "H" is just the associated btreath-sound.
There was a question in this interview where the interviewer asked what role improvisation played in his performances, and Dylan said absolutely none.

I was a bit surprised by this answer but too it at face value. I am a Dylan fan but haven't seen him live. Now that I have heard a description of live shows, I assume the response to the interview question was pure sarcasm.
> If you feel YAML is too complicated for you, a host of problems await for anything you want to do in infrastructure...

This is an uncharitable dismissal of a valid point. Think a bit more about the concern: is it that YAML is too hard or that it’s adding complexity in addition to that inherent to the work? You’re taking the domain-specific challenges of whatever you’re doing and adding YAML’s quirks like magic type conversion, various syntax oddities which just have to be memorized, requirement for a domain specific linter to validate things like macros, etc.; the various Ansible conventions for variable declaration and manipulation, programming language-like loops and conditionals, mix of raw Python and Jinja2 template syntax; the whole complex system for doing inventory and host/group variables; the various modules’ different implementation decisions for how they accept arguments and what they return; and the fact that those modules are wrapping other libraries which you can’t call directly (AWS adds something, wait for boto3 to add it, wait for Ansible to add it, find out that they forgot to add the optional feature you need, repeat). YAML is part of the concern and it especially adds wrinkles like needing dialect-specific editor / formatter / linter support to get the formatting and validation support which using a programming language would give out of the box but most of it comes back to using a document formatting language to write what inevitably needs to be code.

The counter-argument is that it’s easier to start with and that the high-level module interface avoids needing to write as much code. I think that’s a valid goal but it makes me wish there was an easier way to drop code into a project than writing a plugin: imagine if you hit a tricky place with the basic modules but could just drop a .py task in and have the richness of full Python with type validation telling you that an argument is incorrect before your deploy fails 10 minutes in.
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loaded question: do you want to be the same person?
What's being argued here is like saying "french" and "francais" are completely unrelated words because they sound different, despite being somewhat similar in sound and having a clear shared origin and meaning.

You can go pretty much anywhere on earth and say "huh? uh? ummm?" in response to something that you don't understand and people will get that you don't understand. Say another word, like "Great", and they might not know that you're affirming whatever they said.

And "yes" doesn't exist in all languages. Many languages require the speaker to repeat back part of the statement or the verb to affirm something.
Not what you're asking but used one-handed Maltron keyboards can often be had for little money on ebay UK. There's one for 45 Pounds at the moment. Bit clunky and creaky though.

Personally I'd get a Kinesis Advantage with a footswitch. Use one half of they keyboard as is, and the footswitch to change the layout.
Oh HN, I weep for you. You trade compassionate impulses for paranoia about nonexistent dictatorships. You wish to have-your-cake-and-eat-it-too about topics like the power of words themselves — so that it’s “get off my back, my words do not have real power” but then this eats your very argument.

If words DO have power, then you are legit hurting others: fix your shit. If words do not, then there is no point whining about the dangers of “dictators” telling you what words you can and can't use as it's all “who-gives-a-damn” anyway: and apparently these people before you give a damn, and if it is not too hard there is no excuse.

This issue is not even a US-specific thing... I recall a Russian professor who got really hurt at some slides that showed metal links cracking around hands, “we are breaking the chains of existing physics methods,” as that has some really nasty power to make people uncomfortable if they are old enough to remember Stalin.

I do not have a true solution, I am just sad. Because the true disease here is ego, is self-directed-ness, a cancer of me-me-me. Religions fix that, but good luck trying to promote that, heh. And the sort of people to be upset that “master-slave” makes reference to practices that have defined thousands of years of all nations’ history, are not likely to be ones to hear about the value of “emotionally intelligent leadership” or whatever the buzzword is now for not being a dick, and so that's not either. Truly depressing.

As a minor historical footnote, it's not even accurate. Like the assumption is that slaves and masters are two different things, that having power and being property are two different states of being and it's impossible to be property while simultaneously having power. It's not just that those two concerns are obviously not opposites of each other... then you might say “well in practice...” But, like, it has also happened in history that slaves have occasionally ruled over nations[1]. They generally did well as rulers go, because a lot of history is really strong warlords coming to power and being extremely effective—perhaps even progressive and transformative—until they hand over the reins to their children who are not quite as talented as they were: and everything decays into a power and politics game, in all that nastiness. By choosing those without the right to a family to lead, that whole sordid business was avoided.

1. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Mamluk_sultans
It's paradoxical that they want these changes merged to "master".
I don't think there is a consensus that storing blobs in the database is always the wrong decision. Yes, there are drawbacks, but it really depends on the circumstances, and it might be the right choice.

Suppose, for example, that you were going to make your own implementation of Git. The normal implementation has a bunch of blobs under one directory. There's not much use in manipulating this directory separately from everything else under .git. The blobs and most of the non-blob stuff are only useful together anyway, so you already manage them as a single collection.

It could create problems for certain backup tools, so that's a disadvantage. But it also simplifies application development. So it's not a slam dunk one way or the other.
I think you're missing the point. It's an opinion piece (aka editorial, or blog post in this case) and not a news article. Of course, you can disagree with his interpretation.
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> Its tone deaf to ignore this as why it might be offensive to some of your coworkers.

I'm speculating: you believe it's a problem for African Americans, but e.g. not for Polish Americans, right?

I'm trying to understand your thought process here, because the word slave literally (literally literally, I'm not making this up) stems from Slavic people that were captured by Romans.
Cutting up the credit card is good, but you may want to officially close the account.
Any chance you grew up in an evangelical "purity" community?
The save model at the UX level is completely orthogonal to the application file format. You could implement either model with an SQLite DB file.
They’re not supposed to be reachable. But there’s a slight adjustment needed to reach them for sure.

The outer thumbs work great for things like shift and delete. My right outer thumb is right shift. When I need to shift something on my left side, my right hand is always free to make that slight adjustment. It feels much better than having put all that on my weakest finger, the pinky.

The outer outer keys are absolutely not meant to be reachable. They’re macro keys for me (global microphone mute switch).
What is 'now', how long have you been eating this way?
There's no such thing. We are different people second by second.
Amusingly, I went to http://acid3.acidtests.org/ and was surprised to find that the latest Chrome 83.0.4103.97 (Official Build) (64-bit) on MacOS 10.13.6 apparently doesn't pass the acid3 test!

https://i.imgur.com/ZW4BYH2.png

Now I'm curious to know which 3 features can be ignored by the dominant browser...

EDIT: Oh my, I suspected it was one of my extensions. Nope. Now I'm getting a "You should not see this at all" in a fresh Chrome guest: https://imgur.com/CrAYhpI

I burst out laughing because it was so unexpected. I wonder what's going on.
I get a page with a HUGE 503.
I find the ErgoDox thumb clusters unreachably far. I prefer the Mitosis key arrangement with the thumb clusters directly underneath the alphas.
Deterrence also counts. You don't need to pull the trigger on order to use a gun.
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You don't need virtualenv in Go
It depends on the places you went. Cuisine where I'm from has a lot of sugar in the diet; however it might not be popular enough to be included in international asian restuarants. But I can't be sure as we don't really measure the amount of sugar went into cooking. It might be there isn't much at all.
Check out https://serenade.ai - another startup working on this!
> It doesn't matter if YOU don't think it's offensive. It's about how others think and feel about it.

Your premise actually means no feelings matter and it doesn't matter what anybody thinks. It's self-collapsing and reveals the contradiction in what you're proposing.
Societies which promulgate their values by murdering innocent people don't last long. Certainly you can see some fairly decent examples on the History Channel ...
I think the problem is deeper than just the press. These identity flame wars are sponsored by almost all big (non-news) corporations.

The reason is clear. While there is distraction, the real issues are unaddressed and they can keep putting their hands in your pocket when you aren't looking.

Also, excessive pseudo-socialism is a great tool to drive down wages and have the whole world compete against each other. Locust capitalism.
What functional programming and secure code have in common
The English cognate of chien, etc. is hound. Hunt is apparently unrelated. (Source: wiktionary)
I know how to tackle such problems.

My comment is rather about "multi-core UI". Many UI tasks have almost real-time requirements (animations, synchronized rendering, video) so they behave as "make -j 4" meaning that the device is just busy rasterizing pixels but not doing anything meaningful.

And all that while we have dedicated powerful (YMMV) GPU that supposed to do those for us.
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a recent ShowHN, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22999742
it's the old business paradox, if everything was totally lean and solved, how do people earn a living ? you need a strong force to overcome this hurdle and show how to reorganize the system in the large
> I'm guessing you are white, so you can't really fully grasp the experience of being pointlessly reminded day in and day out by a software product that your ancestors were systematically kidnapped, forced to work for their entire lives, raped, had their children taken, and then often murdered. For generations.

Eh, that describes how all humans lived as you travel back in time. That describes all of our ancestry. Kidnapping, rape, immense suffering at the hands of power hierarchies.

Hell, look up where the word "slave" comes from and which group of people it spawned from. Hint: it wasn't black Americans 200 years ago.
This is the most important story in the last 4 years. The press has gone wild. They think they have a moral duty to bring down Trump instead of reporting the news. Because of this they distort headlines and flat out lie in many instances.

I no longer trust the media. I hate Trump as well, but you don’t do it through lies and distortion. You do it by presenting the truth. Reporters have crossed the line in the last several years and it shows. They are the worst propaganda machine in decades since the 80s and it truly is destroying itself, like Taibbi says.
The whole point of an attack is that it hurts the other guy. If you're afraid to hurt China's economy, or worse if you fear that China will counterattack, then you have already lost.

The trade relationship between China and the USA is not a symmetrical one. The USA is the customer; it should take its business elsewhere.

Apple spent $100B on stock buybacks last year, and has allocated another $50B for this year. How many factories could Apple have established in Ecuador, Panama, or Mexico with $150B?

Big players like Apple are the ones who must move first, because a manufacturing ecosystem (ie, an urban area like a mini-Shenzhen with access to parts, skilled labor, shipping, worker housing, and prototyping tools) will spring up wherever they go. They are the only ones who have the level of scale and importance to be able to establish a beachhead in a new region. Their ability to bring revenue and jobs gives them power to negotiate favorable terms with governments of small countries.
There's no such thing as a "slave branch"
Pilot Namiki Black is also a very well behaved ink and easy on the pen.
I use one exclusively. I was a pianist at one point in my life. The ErgoDox is a game changer for my wrists and pinkies. I got back up to speed in a week. It's awesome for me.
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I’m getting to the point of just switching off.

Whatever your opinion, there will be many others who deeply and vehemently disagree with you and do so with passionate, fiery, certain-to-be-correct righteous indignation.

Carry your true opinions in your head and share them with no one.
My personal empirical research agrees with the headline.
This kind of pretend action is worse than doing nothing - because not only you feel better about yourself and don't do anything actually useful - you also discourage people who actually want to do something about the real problem.

This is the reason people think liberalism and social justice is a meme. This exact shit.

Besides - do you know where the word "slave" comes from?

It comes from Slavic word "słowo" which means "word" (it was written differently in proto-Slavic, but whatever). "Słowianie" mean "people who speak words"="Slavic people". In English it's translated as "Slavs".

Słowianie were the original slaves, to the point that Latin used their name for the word "slave" (sclava) which was later adopted by French and English with small changes.

What will you do about it? Invent a new name for all the Slavic languages and people related to that word?

Slovaks/Slovenes/Slavs/Slovakian/Slovenian/Slovakia/Slovenia/slavic?

Do you think it's "tone deaf" to use a word for "slave" that comes from name millions of people call themselves? Do you think it warrants change of language? Why not?
Trunk is a better term for the long lived main branch of an SCM tree anyway.
I mean, historically, prostitution and devastating wars are the answer. What would an 80% castrated male populous want with society? Why would they work to support such a regime?
attaching oversized unreadable scanned pictures of digital text files I guess
Alternate title: Urgent Efforts to Bail People Out of Jail Used Paypal, Again.

Can we stop using PayPal for this sort of thing? Every time there’s a news story about PP locking accounts for fraud checks. Every time. At a certain point it’s just PayPal’s policy to lock charitable accounts, it’s on you if you use them anyway.
I've seen that these estimates are inevitably used to judge the performance of teams and individual contributors. If you ask why developers put up with this, my answer is that it's not done openly or transparently. Yet I see it happen, and it is at times acknowledged in hushed tones among insiders. No one's explicitly being promoted or awarded bonuses based on their ability to meet ticket estimates or anything like that. However, a team's failure to achieve predictable burn-downs will be used to justify intervention, and an employee's failure to sustain a certain velocity will be used as part of firing decisions. It's a pulse for management to watch and leverage when needed.
Blacklist has been in English for hundreds of years with the current meaning... I guess it would not be obvious to ESL developers but do you avoid other difficult vocabulary? Just curious

Allowlist and denylist are great alternatives except they don't read well as verbs
Master has multiple meanings, not just slave master. As in mastery, master tape, master craftsman. In git, there are no "slave" branches, so "master" does not evoke slavery.
It's unlikely. As the article describes, many of the views considered unacceptable are popular even among Democrats.
Health data being in the hands of the private organizations is disastrous.

There's no price transparency and there's no recourse for abuse or selective targeting.
Can you give some examples? I’m only conversational in French at best so maybe I haven’t encountered other uses yet but I’m struggling to think of a sentence with “hein” where “huh” wouldn’t fit in the English translation.

Would you say it’s more like the Canadian “eh” that can be tacked on to just about anything?
I’m wondering if this isn’t satirical. English is my third language & this word in particular confounded me & still does to some
Degree. In my head I’m always trying to translate between languages & cultures & the word “huh” to me seems uniquely western.

Another giveaway is the awarding of the Ig Nobel Prize & then citation of that fact as evidence of the study’s credibility & importance at the end (masterful comedic move if it was intentional)
The one that gets its cachet from its ostensibly having been written by a Black man but is associated with an avatar which is a stock photo of a Black man?

I’m less sure than you are.
I think it would depend on the app (e.g. how document-like it is), but nowadays people will be much more used to the instant-save model due to things like Google Docs, OneNote, and phone apps.
You know, of all people, it is Slavs who should be the most offended at the use of master-slave terminology. That's where the word comes from - "slave" literally started out as "Slav person". But as an actual Slav, I find it very hard to be offended. It's just a word, it can't hurt me and it doesn't imply anything harmful. Of course, the politics du jour will dictate your reaction to censorious demands, but I just find it a bit funny.
All the discussion on this submission tells me is that it's not enough to disagree with others, one also has to ridicule them and emphasize how stupid they are for having a position one doesn't understand. Maybe even tie it to a greater culture war where inferiors who don't deserve to be in tech are ruining it for the ones already here. Stay hackernews, hackernews.
> where information retrieved in the drug state turned out was accurate.

Can you give an example?
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