skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Fantastic News for Podcasters and Audio Creators
Fantastic news for Podcasters & Audio Creators who publish your shows as a "Fake Video" (short audiogram or full-length audio with a static image, with or without a waveform) to YouTube.

You and your listeners "... can now get other work done on your iPhone or iPad while keeping that video you were watching open in a little thumbnail-sized floating window that you can move anywhere on the screen."

What's even cooler is "You can use that picture-in-picture feature with YouTube videos opened via the Safari web browser app. The floating YouTube video can even be pushed off-screen and voilà, you’re playing your favorite YouTube music video in the background as if it was a music app.

You can even keep listening to the picture-in-picture video when you lock your iPhone screen."
> Delete forward to next occurrence of character Z

How often do you really do things like this though? It seems like, sure you can do weird obscure things quicker in Vim, but only if you happen to remember how do to the weird obscure things, and it's only useful in weird obscure situations.

For 99% of tasks the built-in VSCode stuff does the job for me. Ctrl-D especially.
You are painting only one sided picture and that's obvious from username you have chosen.

India has 1bn+ people, you can't generalize this. There are bunch of Brahmin people at higher level who actively work to uplift others and they do this without being atheist. There are 12 types of beliefs defined in Indian spirituality, it's not binary as in atheist vs believer.

Also, food for thought - are all Brahmins in India are still privileged to earn status of CEOs and managers? The amount of caste based reservation in education to jobs - it's hard for Brahmins to get a seat in college or take a job nowadays, still if these people are on top - do you think it's only some privilege? You are wrong here.

Please provide both the sides on platforms like HN or some brahmins in india will have to have their own version of BLM - "Brahmin Lives Matter"
Economic class and social class are different things, although one can affect the other to a degree.

You observe similar criminality trends in African immigrants to Japan compared to the other immigrant groups (including Europeans and Americans), for example. The only exception is the Brazilians, who were brought in as low class workers, have a MUCH higher crime rate, have trouble renting outside of low-income areas, can't get high class jobs, and are generally treated like criminals on-sight.

Germany has a similar problem with their Turkish population.

And it's not restricted to skin color, either. Low class culture takes generations to clean out. I've had a number of dealings with shady descendants of American-Italian immigrants, many in high level financial market jobs. This is fallout from the exclusion of Italian immigrants from the higher classes in the early 20th century, which led to an undercurrent of criminality in their culture (not to mention their good positioning during alcohol prohibition, gambling prohibition, and later drug prohibition).

Cultural currents take multiple generations to steer, which leaves one with many chickens coming home to roost after treating a class of people like shit for so long.
Why would I refuse cancer treatment? What evidence there is against cucumbers diet?
Oh man, I'm really interested in TTS (for rarer languages). Do you have any pointers or good resources to share?
>"If you can't go without breaks in a 7h day, you are not good enough to work here"

even worse when you think it's really saying "if you can't go without breaks in a 7h day of meetings"
Which part of Bangalore did this happen? Landlords usually use veg-only as a dogwhistle to select brahmins. Also they are wary to let out to other religions, muslims especially.
If Indians are so willing to discriminate against eachother on the basis of their own caste, we should be entirely unsurprised when Indians managers and companies discriminate against non-Indians (ie. Americans and other Europeans) in their own countries - of which there are multiple recorded instances.

We need to be incredibly careful with the volume of migrants that we are taking in to the West. Issues like FGM, sex-selective abortions, hiring discrimination are becoming established because migrants have come over in such numbers that they have little pressure to assimilate and adopt Western values.

I think we need to dramatically scale back immigration numbers across the West, and set in place a quota and auction system to limit intakes to 10% from any one country, with a maximum of 49% males from any one country.

We could then allow much freer immigration to and from other highly developed countries*, given that the migration flows would be two-way, and there is much greater cultural compatibility.

The HDI top 30, for instance: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_Human_Dev...
Tell me which type of yoga you did, for how long and who is the guru?

Also if you could burst "my bubble" with a few words it worth nothing and I would not talk about it in the first place.
Then you writing the book in the first place is theft as it deprives other authors of potential sales.
Ah, I see the confusion. I interpreted https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23695227 as “this is a requirement of Android 11 and as such you can’t run the
OS at all if you don’t have the new hardware supporting it”.
MacVim uses the Mac’s graphical goodness to make a pretty slick interface for Vim.
Not quite, or maybe I'm the one not doing things the right way, when I tried to make VsCode behave like Spacemacs there was always these annoying things where you'll have the feeling that you're better off using the mouse: for example when you're editing, you can't close the sidebar without focusing it and firing Ctrl+E, I eventually discovered an emulation made by a bunch of people[0], it was great, but for things like Git, I still needed the mouse whereas in Spacemacs you can use the excellent Magit
which is entirely keyboard focused.

1: https://github.com/VSpaceCode/VSpaceCode
When Amazon interviewed me, it was something like 10:00 - 17:00 with no breaks. They didn't tell me that in advance, so i hadn't had a big breakfast.

I actually don't think they did this on purpose. When i mentioned to someone at the end of the day that there was no lunch break, they were surprised. I think it's just that they're such a constitutionally incompetent organisation that things like this will just happen from time to time.
The US companies inherently had a home field advantage. Yet non-US companies were willing to jump through the hoops to follow the US drug funding model. If their original funding and development mechanism were sufficient or better, why go through the trouble? Why did all of them do it?
Hmmm... these are two different benchmarks.
As I'm left handed, for me it's the other way round!
I think you've just failed that part of the test. If you've got more than an extremely simple project there are multiple point s where you should commit.

If you implement a piece of logic with passing tests, then commit. It takes seconds to do but makes reviewing so much easier.
iOS App Store? Were there any [major] issues with jailbroken iPhones running cracked apps? Especially before when jailbreaking and pirating iOS apps was a bigger portion of users and culture.

It was and is a small number of people regardless. I’m not sure if that’s going to be the “reason” nothing happened. If so, it doesn’t seem like that can conclude protection from misuse.
FWIW coc.nvim does not require the NeoVim fork, it also works with vanilla Vim 8.
Data Science Recruitment Survey 2020 (Job Seekers Perspective)
>Having familiar vi keybindings in so many applications these days has been a productivity saver.

There's even a list[0] for that, Vi is the beast.

0: https://vim.reversed.top/
End-to-End Encryption for Beginners
Your branding is pointing to a tailwind CSS starter page.
Indeed, let’s extend this. Plenty of documented cases of discriminatory behaviour from white Americans from Southern states - we should be incredibly careful about hiring them or letting them into any positions of power.
So Imperial Russia was bad because it grew fast from a low base. But the Soivet Union is great because it grew fast from a low base. Makes total sense.

> And pre and pots ww1 arms production was not massive Russia was buying massive amounts of guns from the USA and look at the performance of Russia vs Japan.

Russia did produce a large amount of war material and every academic source agrees on this.

Military production certaintly wasn't the issue in that war. That war more then anything else shows the weakness of the political system that was again evident in WW1.
Although I agree with your general sentiment, it seems that Christian Gerhartsreiter got quite far (e.g. member of the Algonquin club), and wasn't discovered because of poor manners or a declasse accent or the wrong clothes, but for parental child abduction.
Problem is audience, if we had unlimited number audience, maybe marginal cost would be zero.

In current situation, cost of production (including labor), is shared with intended audience.

Imagine a edge case, I am writing a book to a very specific audience, lets say only 100 people would be interested.

I spent lets say 100 usd. So basically cost for each reader will be 1 usd.

Or maybe you developing a SaaS app, would you be ok if I pay only my marginal cost?

Even the marginal cost of production/copying is zero, actual cost is not. (edit: removed second marginal)
corporations aren't people, despite a lot of hand wringing to the contrary
It's all good. None of them actually work anyway.

The US needs to man up and get to herd immunity since testing and tracing is a fantasy.
I don't know when you went through your youthful piracy phase, but I know that when I did, malware was still mostly a shits'n'giggles affair. Worst case you'd get nudged a little closer to that long overdue clean slate reinstall. That landscape has changed dramatically, it's an industry now.
> I think that seeing how someone reacts unprepared is a lot more valuable then seeing their work with them knowing what to expect

But why? The odds of them facing unexpected tasks on the job aren't that high, they have their job description, they have their set of skills, you delegate tasks based on that. It's not like there are curveballs coming every week where they have to upend their knowledge and strategies. It might be good to see how they act under pressure but seeing the person comfortable and putting in their best work helps evaluate how beneficial they will be to the company.
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Thanks for the heads up, I'll get that updated ASAP
European tech startups spend more on dev tools that sales and marketing SaaS
Ask HN: Without a background in CS, how do I get into the field of A.I?
I have always been interested in A.I., mainly from a creative point of view. Lately, after reading some interesting articles and books, I feel I want to put my resources to work in thinking and working around the ethical debate of A.I.

I am 35, do not have a degree in maths or cs, I’m a master in audiovisual arts, who has been coding fullstack for the last ten years and worked as digital strategist for a few years.

I’m wondering if it is possible for me to get into A.I. And what good steps would be. I’m willing to pick up courses both long and short term.

Does anyone have advice for me how to tackle this?

Maybe interesting extra info: i’m European, living in Brussels.
I think the problem is that gilead has already announced that they’re planning on charging something in the order of $3k per treatment, which won’t work in most of the world, and is a sure fire way to get countries to start asking questions about the value proposition of drug patents.

Basically if you have a company in India willing to manufacture for say $200, Gilead will still charge the same amount, so licensing is likely to end up being at cost for 3rd party manufacturers with all profits going to Gilead.

But if Gilead does do that then a whole lot of countries will suddenly start asking why they’re having to pay so much to a US company that isn’t manufacturing the drug, and is getting a 80-90% cutof the revenue.

It’s better for gilead to try to maintain a veneer if “quality productions costs this much” in order to justify their pricing.
The exercise itself is a simple note-taking app with a couple of screens. We don't impose a time limit on candidates interviewing to complete this stage.

> For a new project there aren't any well defined states of the code that make sense to be persisted. This means the commits will be arbitrary and their messeages not very meaningful.

I didn't understand this? The problem is well scoped and defined. Regardless of whether it's a new project or old, we expect candidates to be able to split their work as atomically as possible.
We need to be incredibly careful with the volume of migrants that we are taking in to the West. Issues like FGM, sex-selective abortions, hiring discrimination are becoming established because migrants have come over in such numbers that they have little pressure to assimilate and adopt Western values.

Honestly, I don't believe you. This just sounds like the same thing racists and xenophobes have been saying for years. Do you have numbers from a source that isn't clearly a right-wing publication? If not, why say these things?
"we need..." is a persuasion technique. It tries to sell an idea by (a) trying to incorporate you into it the argument before you even agreed (the "we" part) and (b) pushing on through a sense of false urgency (the "need" part).

"We need" is never ever an argument on itself. And it can be easily countered with: Who is this "we" you're talking about because I surely haven't agreed yet if I go along in your story. And the "need" isn't a shared need unless I'm willing to agree that it is a shared need between you and me.

"We need" forces the other to think past the problem and move directly towards "solutions". As if the problem exists outside of our own experience and should be considered as a problem. "We need" never explains why a set of facts is considered a problem in the first place. It just puts the focus on solutions, maybe even solutions that detract from what truly ought to be done.

The same is true when posing "society" as this homogeneous group that declares in unisono "we need to start". This couldn't be farther from the truth. "Society" is just a complex network of individuals, tribes, factions, parties,... with ever evolving shared and conflicting interests. Anything a society seemingly "agreed" upon is more emergent behaviour then deliberate action.

"society" sure didn't consciously decide "we need to start using technology or believing experience x, y or z." On the contrary. There are plenty of examples of beliefs being disparaged, vilified, questioned,... to the point where their proponents were burned on the stake. Or technologies and their inventors being ridiculed or banned because nobody was interested, or it was unclear which problem they truly solved.

Humanity survived just fine without electricity, indoor plumbing, grocery stores, digital technology and so on for hundreds of thousands of years. Ask any elderly person if they felt unhappy 60 or 70 years ago because they weren't able to consult Wikipedia via digital devices. They will simply answer "Well, we just went to the library. And that worked out perfectly for us. There simply wasn't an alternative and we didn't lament the lack of an alternative."

Stating that society agreed to "we need to start" would putting the horse before the cart.
My general thought is that your compensation scale should be proportional to the complexity of the interview process. If you're going to be copying the FAANG interview process, then the candidate should expect an offer similar to what they'd get from FAANG.

In general, I haven't been disappointed on this front, but I fear that many people are. If you want to be super transparent about the interview process, you should probably define what compensation range you're going to offer and realize that some candidates will simply never contact you. Saves everyone time.
> No one could answer how they came about

There are simpler explanations for that. It depends on the location but in some places is pretty normal.
How was it built? Any clue?
Swagger is not WSDL for REST. It’s much less useful than that (2017)
Vim can operate like that if you want. Most people use NerdTree to have all of their files visible like most IDEs: https://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/vim-essential-plugin-ner...
Just like 'temporary software' university research projects tend to eventually get fielded in some form or other. By not tackling this problem at the root we push the onus for correct implementation down to the people that field it who thought the academics had done a proper job in the first place with all their metrics pointing to 'success'. But success isn't a success when the dataset isn't representative and datasets used by academics as a rule are not representative or have built-in biases that are very hard to overcome by engineers aiming to field these solutions.

This has already led to numerous troubles in the applications for loans, job evaluation, criminal matters and so on.
WebP images can speed up your (WordPress) site
Most recently discussed about a month ago in the thread

“Maxwell's equations of software” examined (2008)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23321955
They pay less in a world where people are used to "buying" works rather than funding them. It's unreasonable to think that people would just stop spending their money if copyright was abolished.
That as well, from Android documentation I understand this,

> GWP-ASan is enabled on some randomly-selected system applications and platform executables upon process start-up (or when the zygote forks). Enable GWP-ASan in your own app to help you find memory-related bugs, and to prepare your app for ARM Memory Tagging Extension (MTE) support. The allocation sampling mechanisms also provide reliability against queries of death.

As stop gap solution until MTE is widespread across all Android devices.
I can’t do anything on SO besides favorite because of not having enough karma/points. SO is another bad example like HN in ways you’re having issues with.
We will. Thank God its not Ebola and while COVID has high rate of infection it kills small % of sick relatively speaking. Eventually we will build up hoard immunity, but left alone it could easily take until end of next year and it reminds Russia rullette. Sad that CDC and President didn’t standup to the task but I wasn’t suprised. Then there is VP who singlehandy is responsible for the largest outbreak of HIV in USA. So it could be worse. Inagine something as deadly as Ebola that spreads as easily as COVID. These folks who are proud to excercise their freedom because US Constitution doesnt force them to wear masks, wouldn’t have any Constitution left to enjoy at all.
... and Jetbrains IDEs support a plugin called IdeaVIM that provides pretty solid vi/vim emulation.
This isn't necessarily true. I don't have any behind the scenes knowledge, but I suspect that enough money or reputation can buy you unskippable ads. I've had several ads I have been unable to skip, running to as long as 15 seconds for the TV+ Tom Hanks movie from Apple. Almost every ad for a Google product has also been unskippable.

Could just be an extension of Google's anti-Apple UX design, but I would be rather surprised.
tsk, missed this...is there anywhere else where one can catch this?
What's "it"? "The relevant issue"?

Because the relevant issue is most certainly how people use it. People use web browsers to read their email. Why is what the RFCs say important to this?
Yes, and there are many prominent people of Pakistani origin in the UK [0]. I think it makes sense that people who immigrate with expertise, capital, and an entrepreneurial mindset are more likely to find financial success in the first couple of generations than those who don't, which correlates with caste and family history etc.

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_British_Pakistanis
Getting to the Bottom of Noether Theorem
The EFF could be just trying to limit the damage. Indeed, the article mainly focuses on CDL and not the unlimited lending of the NEL. Even a partial victory could protect the right to digitize old books not out of copyright.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weak_interaction#Violation_of_...
> I'm not sure if someone in your position is in the right position to be making this conclusion

I disagree I think I have a unique ability to make it. I have two simultaneous careers - I'm a programmer and an Army officer. I can see what parties, clubs, dinners, social events, social connections the two versions of myself are invited to, and how both are treated socially.

I can directly compare the two experiences with all other variables controlled - background, education, accent, cultural awareness, where I live - just by changing the hat I'm wearing.

How can you make a better experiment than that?
>99% of my plugin usage is fzf

Even that can be handled by Vim ootb, just add

path+=**

to your vimrc and you're set, you can recursively :find pretty much anything in the folder where you opened Vim and you can even go fuzzy, for how it works in practice: https://youtu.be/XA2WjJbmmoM?t=493
When I'm not using JSX, I often do something like this

const define = (componentDefinition) => (props, ...children) => isReactNode(props) ? React.createElement(componentDefinition, {}, props, ...children) : React.createElement(componentDefinition, props, ...children);
const elements = new Proxy({}, {get: (target, tagName, _) => define(tagName)});
// ...
const {div, h1, button, input} = elements;

But although I really disliked JSX at first, once I tried it a little, I realised that it's about making the code describe what you want rather than how to get it. That mind set shift is actually valuable, even if underneath it's still turning into function calls.
Over and over, customer surveys showed people want a la carte cable. They perceive their high bill as paying for 100 channels they have no interest in to get 3 they want. And yet, no provider will offer it that way.
Comparing Apache Kafka and Apache Pulsar
Facebook groups caught selling fake suicide pills for Bitcoin
Beautifully written end to a personal journey. I wish you the best!
They ought to be punishmed by forcing them to play Cataclysm DDA without the wiki.
Fully open source manufacturable PDK for a 130nm process
If you are going that route you are better of with LXC or Docker. IIRC LXC is part of the 20.04 install.

Or use Vagrant if you want better security.
It is not expected to be 3 hours project. Target easily 3 days for it. Requirement to get more points for this assignment from that page: “Detailed documentation with setup, screenshots, configuration instructions, etc.” This alone might take couple hours.
> Why do people say Covid was a black swan event?

Because A Black Swan event is a Russell's teapot.

So since Black Swan events have no meaning, people assign meaning to them.

Since everyone talks about Black Swan events so much, they must exist right?

Which Covid-19 fits.
"Upper caste hindus have no problem seeing a converted christian as their equal"

I know nothing about this at all, if you don't mind answering - how do you signal this? Do you wear a cross in a very visible way? In my experience, opinions about someone are formed when you meet hem and it's hard to change afterwards; what happens when people learn later on that you're Christian? Does their treatment of you change?
> Our sharp networking team route me from London to Sydney so I can remote back to my London PC.

Is there are story here? This must annoy the whole office!
FWIW if you press Ctrl+C two times Vim will show you this nice message :p

Type :qa and press <Enter> to exit Vim
Derek Lowe has an article about it that might help.

https://blogs.sciencemag.org/pipeline/archives/2017/10/18/dr...