skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Given the other reply to your comment was someone who seriously thinks IPFS's core feature--being able to be used as a filesystem--doesn't exist, I guess I'll have to go with "better onboarding documentation" ;P.
Is it normal in iOS-land to need to register to use apps?
I share different screens and version them.
IE was both the browser that were first with features and had lots of features the others didn't have, and the browser that lagged with new features.
There's a razor in use; I advocate tolerance of speech up to the line of intolerant speech.

Yes, people are intolerant of all sorts of speech and expression which are perfectly harmless and protected speech. E.g. gay people kissing in a movie is "not family friendly" whereas straight people kissing is downright expected. Or, people being harrassed for wearing their symbols of faith in public, etc. That's speech and expression that aren't harmful, though they do offend bigots -- there's no demonstrable harm in those expressions, and the offended can piss right off. (edit: harrassing is not free speech; wearing symbols of faith is)

What I was referring to as intolerance is hate speech. Calling for violence, denegrating a class of people, etc. There, real and demonstrable harm is done.

You "debunked" the least generous interpretation of my statement, and thereby completely avoided the point.
above the magician, one can see a lot of pipes.
Now that's a type of fusible link I'd never seen before.
Build PoC of VehicleRoutingProblem Solver API Using Rust/AWS/Terraform
Why do you believe the excess mortality is higher than reported?

I known firsthand cases where hospitals were writing "covid related" on death certificates for deaths that had absolutely fuck-all to do with covid (in my case, I had to get the coroner involved to fight the hospital to get it changed).

Thats not to say that a point is a pattern, but my case isn't the only one.
Fun fact: Figma recently announced link/URL support

I totally agree and have been moving my spec work from Notion to Figma too!
For his sake, I hope you're right.

But there have been one or two notable personnel changes at the NYT since that piece on the rationalists, and we're in the midst of a moral panic / cancellation frenzy.
That sounds a lot like https://www.axure.com/ which was quite popular 10 years ago.
I am really liking the figma integration in wiki for architecture diagrams and graphs. The dynamic auto update.
Yes, it can. We have our own parser [1]. It will be improved even more this summer.

[1] https://github.com/radareorg/radare2/tree/master/libr/bin/pd...
Now do the following: search the threads you provided for "Trump". The decision might have been "right", but easily 90% of posters say that Trump was "wrong" to make it somehow, because saying he was right at anything is socially unacceptable here.

Note that I did not say HN disagreed with the decision necessarily. I was just saying it was shitting on Trump for making it.
I don’t know anything about the specific dynamics of the problem — so perhaps you’re right. But I have a general problem with the catalyst to being removed being a twitter mob. Whether it should have happened long ago, was deserved, or not.

If people should be fired or removed from a position that’s fine, I don’t know Hsu beyond his blog. But this is a method that is dangerous to societal function.
Wages are linked to inflation, inflation has been kept low by shrinkflation.

Many cannot elect to buy real ice cream.
I'm pretty sure a year ago there were hundreds of projects using nim in github. Just use a custom query: https://github.com/search?l=Nim&q=nim&type=Repositories
If the terms master/slave are so offensive is the actual slavery also offensive to you? If it is, what are you doing to stop the slave trade in Libya?

If nothing, then all you're doing is empty virtue signaling.
The specialty actually provides context for the other subjects. You don't learn to write for the sake of writing, you write about chess. You get to practice the foreign language at tournaments with people from other countries, etc.
So Much Nothing
> Waving your hands and throwing random numbers around doesn't imply a presence of cost.

Come on, let's not go in circles. I posited there is a cost to user in being locked into a single app store. You claimed if there was such cost, we necessarily would have seen decrease in user demand. My handwaving numbers were to demonstrate that it doesn't have to be true, there can be substantial user costs without any decrease in user demand.

> giving away valuable things for free, or selling them at or below cost, in order to capture users and sell their data and their eyeballs or corner markets

You're close but not there. Being able to give away things for free come from the giant profits accumulated through monopolistic vertical integration. Google has a compute platform that runs a search engine/youtube that sells adds that is viewed through their browser that runs on their mobile phone. Those are multiple integration points (though not all are monopolistic). If for example Google were to pay for an external compute platform that is not theirs, they would have to pay for the profit margin of the service provider, but without is all of that money stays within the company, and that is one of the factors that enable them "giving away valuable things for free".

Data integration is a completely different game. Selling data to outside is the least powerful way to make money out of it, especially if you have other data and products. It is akin to a 3rd world country selling their raw resources. What makes the most money is the integration of multiple data sources through multiple products and even 3rd party vendors. The magic of an SQL join is that joining table-a and table-b can yield more information that neither a and b had alone. When you join the data of a browser and a search engine and 3rd party information you bought to sell more clickable ads, that is when the most money is made out of the data. The more money you make, the more you can run loss leaders, buy competitors, create barriers of entry (a la app stores), and meanwhile damage the entire ICT ecosystem in the name of even more money. That is why ensuring market health is important.
Yes, I both understood that, acknowledged it, and then not only noted that a better solution was available but actually sketched how that better solution would work ;P. Given the poor incentives on the platform players here, I will thereby repeat the part where I understand and acknowledge the issue, but am going to then once again note how sad I am that we are in a world that didn't just solve this issue in an egalitarian way that doesn't require middle-man (using a flow control layer for wireless IP, rather than simulating that using an oligopoly of middle boxes).
It is an advanced elective. So totally optional. Some smaller colleges (like mine) don’t even offer it.
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while its not exactly how I would have said it, that's pretty much my sentiment as well. I don't click medium links except in anticipation of a dumpster fire.

It seems like a way to make a nobody blog slightly more legitimate with a well known url, but to me the url is now well known for its low quality.
oh... so I guess this isn't some doomed idea...

but I was hoping for someone else to actually make this consumer-grade so I can use it on my company / my home :(

btw, can you give me links to the paper?
The people currently running the government had a terrible response to the pandemic.

I want to replace them with better people.

It doesn't mean we shouldn't invest more in local governments and private organizations from this lesson. But I won't resign myself to thinking we can't do better than this administration.
Americans are rabidly patriotic.

To the point where it's all about symbols and not even about shared values.
> Can someone please provide a logically valid argument here based on facts?

I don't think there is one. This push is entirely about ignoring context. The exact same misunderstanding is going through the Magic: The Gathering card game right now:

The five colors of magic are Black, White, Blue, Red, Green. Each is associated with a location (swamp, plains, island, mountain, forest) and have general themes strongly associated with them (corruption/death, order, knowledge/manipulation, destruction, life). Note how none of these have anything to do with race... except several cards have now been deemed racist because "black" and "white" are now being interpreted not as one of the colors of magic, but as a reference to race outside the game.
It's easy to say "we should have locked down sooner." Monday morning QB'ing; it's what humans do.

This is not hypothetical: Approx 50% of deaths are nursing homes related

However, allowing the ongoing attacks (i.e., we're at war) on nursing homes was, and often still is, very real. Before we get districted by what could have been, let's stay focused on reality.

Had nursing homes been hardened and protected - as they should have been - the whole story changes.
Uh, because there is endless discuss by do gooders on how to help the poor and endless comments by the poor that they’re poor and can’t make ends meet.
but most UPS is about keeping the desktop/server/router on, not the display
> https://github.com/VOTEism/server/blob/d8d3752af99d7f4c25c0b...

Why fork threads only to immediately join on them? This is just sync code with extra context switching and fatter stack traces.

> https://github.com/VOTEism/server/blob/d8d3752af99d7f4c25c0b...

This creates a new thread pool for each login request. That's a terrible idea. If anything create it once statically and re-use it. Or just perform your actions in the calling thread as you're just issuing a .get() on the future anyway. Again, it's needless complexity.
Semantic and Instance Segmentation on iOS with an API- DeepLabV3 and Mask R-CNN
It wins because it works and it continues to release useful features.
I still remember when 12 oz cans became 11.5 oz cans.
That would make sense but no, there is no alternative to our healthcare system. Our institutions, public and private, are unable to change in response to anything, unable to improve in any capacity that's good.
yes but that distance is about few kilometers... I don't think distances like 3meters will matter a lot (if we can get cables thick though)
I agree with advertising regulations.

I don't think any situation described in this article is deceptive.

I think it's up to the consumer to pick purity that meets their needs. I'm not really sure how pure 'fruit loops' can be though so I'm not sure that's relevant here.

In summary, there's no moral issue here. The price by weight or volume of every product is accessible to the consumer, and they can judge the quality of the product on their own.

And anyway a half gallon of ice cream is an absolutely obscene quantity, and it's a good thing producers are packaging things in more reasonable sizes.
'Product of theft': Greece urges UK to return Parthenon marbles
It's outlandishly tendentious. This is a moral panic. People are uninformed, and the media is being used keep people perpetually afraid of an imaginary fascist threat. Here's The Economist in 2005 on Ashkenazi intelligence, for example:

https://www.economist.com/science-and-technology/2005/06/02/...

Also worth nothing that Unz is himself of Jewish ancestry.
Titles with character length limitations do create tension that pulls sentence construction toward concise information density over strict readability, but avoiding unintended implicit statements in titles is a concern of mine.

This usage is acceptable because if you simply delete the word nvidia, we lose valuable context which tells us why we should pay attention to this post over any other engineer’s post with analogous drivers for this use case: the pedigree of the engineer suggests that the driver will be performant and of a similar quality as those other drivers produced by the engineer’s company.
I use OSMand, can't speak for parent commenter though.
In places with smaller outbreaks, excess deaths aren’t elevated, so whatever factor it is can’t be entirely unrelated to the local prevalence.
After reading tankenmate's link, it seems this has already been tried & would be pointless; the library would just reject it. Oh well!
Lol; what I thought. Do you just make up things you put in quotes? That’s not what those characters are meant for.

The “long, rambling blog post” outlines a number of pieces of evidence that say it’s highly unlikely there are meaningful differences, and because of population stratification, stuff like GWAS (that Hsu uses) can’t give us a lot of info. Look, if you have questions or doubts about these criticisms, you can ask and people will take those questions seriously. Ewan Birney is a world class geneticist that leads Europe’s leading institute on the subject. He’s writing a blog post for lay people to help them understand the complexities. What you wrote in response just shows how blinded you are in just discounting other arguments.

Look, I don’t know who you are; you can look me up (https://www.octant.bio/biosri).. but maybe when most experts in a field are saying one thing, and one person on the fringe is saying another... you at least owe it to yourself to understand the dominant viewpoint. It’s easy to find my email, or Ewan’s or many other researchers that take a lot of time answering questions. Quantitative genetics is complicated and in that blog post he’s trying to break down the major ways people get this stuff wrong; including Hsu. But in general, most on this site thus far have a viewpoint that is set in stone, hold their nose, and think an entire community is really stupid and politically correct. Anyways, if you are not a layperson I apologize and as a researcher, you can always just publish your findings, and the community and I can learn from them.
My sister got a whole chicken from the butcher and roasted it.

I tasted a bit and went into a fugue, when I came to I found I had made a chicken sandwich!

I used to think I didn't like chicken but it turns out I'd just never tasted it before.
It was eventually deleted. He said the quiet part too loud.
Do you guys have some more enlightening resources? Thanks.
> I was pretty upset because, although he had a book called Raise A Genius, it was hard to find and only available in Hungarian and Esperanto.

Not that it matters but I have this book in French. 'Le phénomène Polgar, ou l'art de former des génies'. ISBN 2-87148-024-9.
Actually no, because that is how Windows 10X is supposed to work, and it also sandboxes Win32 processes, using the same tech as for WSL 1.
It's not a problem that the system is automated. The problem is that there is no punishment for bogus claims.
The logging, lack of privacy was already mentioned. How about another, if you discussed a new product idea for a new startup via email, or via a phone call, or private slack message or anything else while you used one of their devices they can make a claim for the idea at any point saying you used their equipment to facilitate it. Even if they don't make a claim, they could just terminate your employment over it.

Speaking of getting terminated, if you have all your personal contacts, messages, maybe some photo's and other things on the phone and they decide one day they are going to terminate you they can require you turn in the devices with no time to remove any personal information. They can (and will win even in court if you challenge it) ask you for the passcode to review everything on the phone, laptop etc. Nothing you do on those devices is private, protected (for you) or your own property.

I worked for years in charge of a department where we managed all the IT devices, we would consistently find pictures of peoples naked spouses on their work devices, find mortgage information, bank accounts, pin numbers, you name it we saw it. I can't stress it enough, if you are issued a device from a company it is not yours to use personally. I will say, usually when we found these things we politely reminded the employee to remove them. If the person was being terminated or was under investigation we would generally dispose of these items once the investigation was complete and actions were defined. That also meant generally a few people would see these things (as few as absolutely necessary) but the employee rarely ever got them.

I also had an employee who knew he was being laid off one time decide to wipe his work laptop to prevent us from seeing what he was doing. Frankly we already knew much of it, but when he wiped his machine he caused monetary damage to the company because he also wiped a number of keys (and source code) which he created but had never properly handed off to his managers (or checked in) and it cost the company months of time and significant sums of money, not to mention lost productivity, to find and resolve all the issues. Frankly he could have been charged with a crime and/or sued for damages if the founders would've pursued him.

*edit: sentence fixed
That leaves versioning on designers side which means designer is the only one who can confirm the changes. This can lead to misunderstandings.
Nice program. Too bad it can not sync with a phone.
My favorite example of this in Canada is a brand of butter that is shaped/looks exactly like a standard pound of butter when it sits on the shelf... but when you pick it up it's actually half a pound of butter... as it's only half as thick as you would expect it to be.

It's usually priced higher than your average stick of butter as well.

I picked one up once, laughed, and have actively avoided looking at that brand ever since.

It's been on the shelf for years now though so they must be making good money?
The Silicon Valley was built on the backs of H1-B workers. There’s the bay wouldn’t be the technical hub without access to the global workforce.
Yes, they avoid paying some French corporate taxes. The French have been fully aware of this for decades. Even if they somehow missed everything else, the Lisbon Treaty was rejected by the Irish until they got assurances from the EU that it won't affect taxation. Part of the reason the EU exists in the form it does is due to this taxation.
This and eroding section 230. I wonder if tech companies are going to fire back at trump.
Do we have to choose one or the other? This seems like a false dichotomy. How about no malware/badware and optimal heat dissipation? That's the route I go. I've yet to acquire malware from a can of compressed air and a Phillips screwdriver.

And the performance impact can be absolutely extraordinary. I've seen systems go from barely functional to completely decent via a simply cleaning. Note that there were no faults or errors in the former case, it simply was forced into perpetual thermal throttling. In modern processors this case halve and worse your performance with ease.
This has gotten very old very fast (beyond the obvious cruelty). I have several friends who keep watching their colleagues just have to up and leave over this and it’s causing a ton of issues for businesses that employ folks on work visas in general. It’s just disruptive to be disruptive/feed the base.
I keep thinking of the anime figure line Figma whenever someone says Figma :V
How do you get into classical music? I enjoy listening but I can’t keep track of all the different pieces and the performers as they are often bizarrely named or have no consistency between composers.
> There is plenty of space in "space"

To quote Benjamin Sisko from DS9, "It just doesn't work that way".
That's good, and those should be made very visible by law.

However if a product you regularly buy suddently shrinks very slightly, you might not notice, since you are no longer comparing it to other things.
I think this would be a functionally useless move that might hasten the coming of a potential ww3. It doesn't seem like a solution to me, just provocation. It doesn't make the PRC less powerful, it doesn't change how much of the world's manufacturing has been moved there, it doesn't change who owes them money, or their cyber abilities/actions.

What does it do but exclude them from any dialog to make force and violence more likely alternatives?
Exactly this, since designs are part of requirements, if they can be changed without the knowledge of all involved parties they can become a moving goal post and source of misunderstandings
SQLite as a Document Database
That’s not true.

Follow this link to the Twitter thread where the guy (Pete Baudris) who picked the term as used in Git, explains his reasoning.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23533096
To practice SwiftUI, I was building an rss/feed reader but immediately realized anything you're going to display needs to be web-rendered. Or rather, to avoid a web browser (like WKWebView) the product is so neutered that it's not all that compelling.

Even stripping everything out but plaintext with an HTML parser to put it in a text view, I realized I could wrap the links with native Cocoa labels that act as hyperlinks. And then do the same with images. Hmm, what about tables and stuff? Soon I realized, why would I even want this? It's annoying to visit the origin site when the RSS reader can just render it, and it kinda defeats the purpose.
The only thing keeping me from getting one is the reading experience.

I don't mind the lack of store so much, but things like the dictionary and being able to sync and read "saved" articles from anywhere.
Not clear from the article what this means. Would it impact existing visa holders already in the US? What about those who got an H-1B in this year's lottery? Is their visa canceled or postponed to a later date not known yet? (normally for a given year October is the earliest people can start working on H-1B)
The SPLC has zero credibility, it's a grift. This is the group that labeled Maajid Nawaz and Ayaan Hirsi Ali hateful extremists.

https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2017/06/28/morris-de...

It's really important to keep in mind the political economy of NGOs these days — it goes a long way to explaining current events.
Just curious to know what those boxes are that Sketch checks for you.

Right now, Sketch seems to be the prevailing product in the overall design community. But in my opinion it's only because it was the first to really get such a strong hold on its niche, and a new product will take its place at the top soon.

What turns me off to it as a person who missed its initial spread is that the vanilla Sketch experience leaves a lot to be desired. It's cool that it supports plugins to extend its functionality, but I don't like how it's expected that you just have to get a bunch of plugins to reach parity with the vanilla features of its competitors. (The Mac only support is also a negative too, but it's not that big of a deal for me.)
I agree, this unnecessarily complicates library-type code.
There is no Dutch text. It is Afrikaans.

And as a South African, I would immediately know it was SA just by the look of the traffic lights and street signs.

I agree that there is no way to know which city it is in the first photo.

In the article there is the line: "Some quick Googling revealed several universities in Pretoria, and I decided to wing it and take a closer look at the Pretoria skyline."

That's glossing over a very important part of figuring it out. Because once you know which city it makes it much easier.
The response to the plague was terrible because apparently the government is unable to do anything useful.

"The way we've arranged our society means we have been unable to cope with a plague."

...

"We need to arrange our society differently."

I'll never understand this line of thinking, because i can't imagine our siciety ever getting better.
If this is true then next year the chances of getting an H1B would become less than half while the applications would double.