skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Right, but until you know this, you'll run into issues if you try to enable each little box as needed. There's also some at google.com to enable. And this doesn't change the callbacks the site consuming reCAPTCHA might be using.
This is interesting and explains behavior I often encountered. I am no game developer, but I dabbled with different combinations of render and physics engines. While the times when game speed was dependant on framerate is probably over, this disentanglement can be a problem for physics simulations.

In many cases rendering is done mainly on GPU while physics is often based on your CPU, although that isn't necessarily true anymore either. But I am sure you can break quite a few games, if one component is disproportionately slower or faster than the other.

I wonder if physics engines might profit from mechanisms we know from video compression, having P- and I-frames, so that the errors from interpolation like suggested as a fix in the article could be corrected. If I understand it correctly and there is need for such a correction mechanism that is.
>LLAC/LHDC LL bluetooth codec adds only 30ms.

"only" is positive thinking.

I do play some rhythm games (LLSIF, deresute, mirishita) on Android. The difference between "only adds 30ms" and plugging my headphones directly to the headphone jack is the difference between unplayable and playable. The games do have a latency compensation setting (with a calibration procedure), but compensation is no substitute for the real thing: Low latency.
> They are asking for "experts", who will likely come from the extremely left leaning Social Science departments.

It's peak anti-intellectualism to question someone's credentials and an entire grouping of fields of study just because their educated opinions don't coincide with your own.

> On most platforms racism is only defined using the systematic defintion and not the traditional definition [1].

Why are these two definitions at conflict in your mind? Furthermore why is that the definition? Why not Wikipedia's?

"Racism is the belief that groups of humans possess different behavioral traits corresponding to physical appearance and can be divided based on the superiority of one race over another."

Your definition would seem more in-line with prejudice at large, not racism which carries a very specific historical context.

> Calling a white person a Karen seems to have definite racist qualities but it's perfectly acceptable for some reason. Calling someone a N* means people applaud when you get beat up.

Calling someone a Karen doesn't carry even remotely the amount of history or hatred as the other. No one's been called a Karen as they were being lynched, as their hat was being knocked of their head for not removing it as a white person walked by, for being relegated to the back of the bus, or to being bought and sold as slaves.

It's frankly perverse you'd compare the two.
> Notes separated by octaves are like higher and lower versions of the same note.

I don't know if this is an in-born ability or a cultural one, but I can say that I (for one) don't have any perceptual sense of "sameness" in an octave. To me, two keys with the same letter-name on a piano make two different notes, just like any other interval (though I'm not saying that the different intervals don't sound different). This may be a form of amusia, but I enjoy music, sing to myself, recognize melodies, and find the dissonant Happy Birthday in your link unpleasant (all of which contrasts strongly with the forms of amusia I've read about); on the other hand a lot of the things that people say about music don't mean much to me, except that in some cases I have a mathematical understanding which I can't really connect to a perception.
The ideal solution is definitely to split ratings, both for upvotes and downvotes. Slashdot did this, and quite a few forum scripts have plugins for it, where you can rate posts based on things like whether you agree/disagree with them, if they're funny or informative, if they're spam/low quality etc.

Having it work that way would significantly discourage using upvotes and downvotes as agree/disagree buttons, and make it much clearer what the community thinks of any particular post or piece of content.
I wasn't sure what F you were talking about, if other people are wondering, the new command would be:

w () {
curl -s "wttr.in/$1?M1qF"
}
Terrible latency _and_ packet drop.

I only use wifi where I cannot attach a cable. I will run 15m ethernet cable on an apartment's floor if I have to, in order not to have to use wifi.
I'm sure they think that. Frankly I'm sick of youtube thinking that watching one video suddenly means I watch nothing else.
There is a somewhat common attitude towards abstract mathematics that its preciseness is something of a bother to people and that it requires some kind of "cure".

Immanuel Kant wrote about it [1] and many engineers have a varying degree of animosity towards pure mathematics. So, in the book's description they say this:

This engaging book is an antidote to the rigor mortis brought on by too much mathematical rigor, teaching us how to guess answers without needing a proof or an exact calculation.

I don't like the advertising, or the description if you will, as it basically tries to discount rigour. One can simply say it's an addition to the usual rigour of mathematics for the sake of daily street fighting style problem solving. The way they state it, however, it sounds like they are saying that rigorous math is not necessary.

My reference to George Orwell is simply that when he wrote Keep the Aspidistra Flying his publishers made him write a lot of things he didn't want to write, and they even specified the amount of words the books needed to have (which is is somewhat understandable, but limiting still).

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Critique_of_Pure_Reason. However, note that this is about metaphysics and one can argue that pure mathematics is not what he was critisising and that his work doesn't directly try to disprove the use of axioms, without which mathematics cannot exist.
Doesn't everyone? That's one of the annoying parts of using other people's code. You have no idea how good or bad it is until you have thoroughly vetted it.
This page was on HN a couple of months ago. It shows the 1992 version (RISC OS 3.11), the 1991 version (RISC OS 3) is almost identical, and the 1989 version mostly differs in functionality rather than appearance.

The final section (Decoration) shows part of the re-skinning/theming possible in 1992. Different icons (e.g. 3D appearance) were also a standard part of a custom theme, but proportional text under icons, on menus and on titlebars was introduced in 1994, with RISC OS 3.5.

https://telcontar.net/Misc/GUI/RISCOS/
Automating SQL Queries in Excel
It is due to a very old ruling saying that just listing ingredients and steps is not enough to reach a "threshold of originality" (verkshöjd).
I wish more companies would do this. I get that sdcards, headphones, etc are cheap and have low profit margins, but I've had eg Samsung ask for proof of purchase on an 8gb sdcard only a year after the model/product id was released (2015ish, I think? It had a 5 year warranty; the card came with a device from a friend, so no receipt). Other companies do the same. I can't imagine that warranty fraud is that big of an issue on small things.
Linux is ill-suited for realtime applications.

Google is well-aware of this, thus Fuchsia.

SeL4 would make a good base for such a device.
It's about this post: https://gsuite.google.com/customers/clarkstown-police-depart...

and the fact that Google chose this PD "while facing lawsuits for illegal surveillance of Black Lives Matter activists".

It's not about G Suite itself but this PD.

Seriously man, english is not even my native language but I could understand that.
remind me the LED grid controlled by Raspberry pi. Would be interesting to see this framework work in this scenario.
Might very well be a better solution for writing software than bash, which seems to be the trend lately.
I see founders launching startups having spent much less than that.
I just remembered I got banned from Gumtree for posting multiple times in a row because a script was blocked and wasn't giving me feedback about whether or not it was posted. As I enabled each script and tried resubmitting to get it to work, I was incrementing a counter to get banned. When I asked about it, they, like Bill.com, just pointed to the ToS saying they could terminate anyone for any reason and have no requirement to explain why or undo.
Wow. This was one of the most watched movies around our household during my childhood.

The place in the movie is just near my hometown, old Merv in Turkmenistan.
> After the EU forced manufacturers to improve energy use in their devices it soon improved situations for everyone on this planet.

I don't know (talking as fairly pro-EU kind of person). I kind liked washing machines that properly heated to 90C and vacuum cleaners that actually picked up dirt. But the EU are only partly to blame. Companies are relentless in their pursuit of cutting production costs. Going "green" just excused their greed for a while. And these newer machines feature more plastic parts, are harder to repair and generally considered disposable (e.g. I'm happy that a dishwasher/washing machine/fridge lasts 5 years). How's that good for the planet?
I moved from Nikon to Olympus.

Your points read very strange:

Cost: you are omitting the cost of the lenses. See how much FF 600/f4 will cost you compared to Olympus 300/f4 Pro.

Size: ditto. The camera body is half of the story. You need to compare the whole system with lenses.

Compatibility: there is a gazzilion lenses made for m43 by Olympus, Panasonic, Sigma, etc.

Video: The latest releases E-M5m3, E-M1m3, E-M1x are no threat to Panasonic but are perfectly capable video cameras. Even E-M1m2 was reborn with the new firmware.

Some other advantages:

Weather proofking—second to none.

IBIS—second to none.

Quality optics: Olympus pro lenses can be used wide open without significant loss of the quality. This is not the case for most of the high end FF lenses.

Computational photography: Live Time and Live Composite are amazing. High-Res handheld mode is amazing. Live ND is a nice option. Starry AF works perfectly.
It used to be common but the problems causing it for most users were fixed and are not present in Oculus Quest. I don't doubt there are still people experiencing it but saying it's common is not correct.

Regarding 10-15 minutes max I use mine for 1-2 hours at a time on most days and only stop because I get physically exhausted playing Beat Saber.
It's weird/dumb how everything is privatized now. Communication? Zoom! Except if you want to talk about Chinese oppression. Facebook Messenger! But it doesn't let you send piratebay links because "it's a link to a site that might be harmful to your computer". Google! Except if you upload stuff to YouTube and some "rights holder" thinks you stole from them, you might get banned from your whole Google account...
>As a people, we did not give consent to this.

Exactly

>We are not willing to give up liberties regardless of the benefits of the technology.

Finally town with smart people. I wish I could live there.

> As a people, we do not trust the government or the ruling class to stop at the good uses of this technology. This is why technocracy is evil, it only looks at outcomes, disregarding the will and consent of the governed.

That's the way to go.
Face recognition is even worse than Traffic cams. I don't even think it's the matter of referendum. It should be considered a human right. I do not wish to see some majority could strip anyone from basic human rights.
Even if that’s only half of the truth, it makes a great story that people will tell
you left out some important information, and leaving me in thoughts..

"I now have a properly working phone again"

But what about your friend? What did he have to do to call you again, or you guys simply stopped calling each other? ;)
There are lots of games with some learning curve. When starting with Crusader Kings II, I spent more time reading the game wiki than actually playing the game.
Orwell's book's structure was dictated by the publishers, but I still love the content. My allusion was because I am wondering why the description needs to insult pure mathematics in order to promote Street Fighting Mathematics.

And similarly to Orwell's book, it seems like Street Fighting Mathematics does actually have interesting content, despite whatever the reason may be that they need an "antidote" for general mathematics.
Ah yes, thanks! Phew.
I'm glad to live in a world where those kind of things still exist.

Lying your way to success?
Why the US military usually punishes misconduct but police often close ranks
It doesn't address the problem of Venezuela at scale: the initial distribution problem. If you trade BTC for Bolivars between people in Venezuela then the total number of Bolivars, hence welfare within the system, remains unchanged. If you trade Bolivars for things outside, you can trade outside the country, and are better off with literally anything you can get outside the country.

I don't doubt for a small handful of people who got their hands on some BTC they individually are better off. That doesn't change the fact it's not a reasonable solution at scale.
That shows an empty table.
Show HN: Write better GitHub readme in vscode
What Does NTC Mean?
"You always seem to play the vulture @Kvogt
— we all know the @cruise
Origin’s origin is @zoox
. While flattered, you do make a valid point in seeking the best: Zoox engineers are better than yours, and soon better funded :)"

https://twitter.com/TimKentleyKlay/status/126933132126166630...
Because you attract talent by high salaries, so try to save elsewhere (especially when office rental prices are astronomical).

You yourself are yet another proof of this - you changed whatever rural environment you had to go into cramped office with very high salary. Clearly, the money was more important to you than vast open plains and remoteness. Most folks work this way.

You ask for private space near colleagues - that's a premium anywhere. I presume you don't mean tiny cubicle but actual quiet room. Almost nobody has these in corporate environment for various reasons, certainly not regular employees.
> I think the design changes were made keeping in mind smaller screens

It doesn't work properly on small phones. On my Moto G5 plus, on a repo's home screen, 3-digit "last commit dates" don't fit in the space available.
Mozilla has been untrustworthy from a privacy angle since the day they instituted silent spyware in the form of telemetry into their browser.

If I’m going to use a spyware browser, I may as well use Chrome, because it’s way more secure thanks to Google’s industry-leading security team.
Funny, in their SF driving video, they tout their ability to go around 3 double parked cars in the road. They admit those 3 cars are Zoox cars.

https://youtu.be/6r7vDhPXmiM?t=1212
Would it be harder or easier to unionise or make employee actions if the workforce is all online, compared to meeting in the same place?
The solution doesn't lie in either extreme. The solution is not 'companies can't censor anyone' nor is it 'companies can censor whomever they want'.

The issue is that a functioning society needs a public forum to have discussions. Access to that public forum thus is important. Reasons to deny access to that forum should be weighed against the effect on the public discussion.

Where that balance lies affects society a lot, so society should have a big say. At the same time, we can't just take over a private company's control over the public forum wholesale. Instead, we need regulations made by government to inform how to weigh those decisions. We need a decent enough appeals process to fix mistakes.

If a company cannot handle that process, then that company shouldn't have that much control over public discussion. The fact that they didn't intend to have that control doesn't matter. At some point, the needs of society come before the needs of private companies.
> I don't wish to work with self-identified transgender people due to this anymore. They take everything so personal even if its not about them.

> And just for saying this, same people will accuse me of hating trans people and rejecting their right to exist.

I mean, what you posted is a textbook example of transphobia, no matter how light it may be. I've worked with many trans people and have many trans friends, none of them have gotten angry when I've had to ask for their pronouns if I can't remember or need clarification.
DFhack already modifies many parts of GUI. Changes in trade window or construction building(floors/walls) are so convenient I refuse to play new DF release until dfhack is able to support it.
Another walled garden
> Literally anything can lead to anything.

I’m glad you get my point.

> private company cleaning up garbage content its “censorship”

And again )

Jokes aside - I am still waiting when people like you start burning books with “garbage” content. I’ll give it 2 years from now. Oh wait, haven’t you already started? Thinking of “Gone with the Wind” now. Oh, it’s back already. But with a disclaimer that it ‘denies horrors of slavery’ and stuff. Like modern people are just unable to understand it right and they require some proper guidance to think in the correct way.

An anecdote: in USSR we had these western/European movie shows on very rare occasions. Normally, before every show a communist party member would make a speech where he/she would warn the watchers that the alien western ideology might harm their soviet minds. It’s very interesting to see how there same thing starts to happen again, voluntarily, in the western world. Way to go, kids )

The argument you’re using - “only governments engage in censorship” - is just an excuse for you to justify the censorship in social media. It’s just a matter of definition, but the result is the same. The social media corporations of the Facebook scale have the same (or even larger) impact on the public consciousness as the government propaganda machine and should not be treated differently.

Actually, the government’s censorship looks even nicer, because they at least provide the legal definition of “garbage”, whereas you guys just call a “garbage” anything you don’t like today. Anything “alien” to your current ideology.

There’s also no such thing as a “right thing”. There are only actions that are legal or not. The violent acts are illegal - work on stopping these. Otherwise, it’s (obviously) a slippery slope (I can’t believe I said this). Simply because the fluctuations of the meaning of “right thing to do” and “garbage information” are completely unpredictable you should be very much afraid of using such moral criteria.

That’s basically the freedom of information and speech people of my country died for in mental hospitals and gulags.
I'm not trying to say Karen has the same history as N. I see Karen as a word used to target white female and to shame them into acting exactly how the far left expects a white woman to act. You might have seen the recent video of a guy confronting a woman who cut him off in traffic [1]. Widely shared, she's clearly in emotional trauma because she knows the social consequences of being taped and shared online. Oh and she's also scared because he followed her home, recorded her plate and home address to share online. Turns out he's got a history of making claims against people and restraining orders against him for harassing women.

It's a word that is being used to harm some people and to control others. Is there a line on the hate speech spectrum where some hate speech is ok but others needs to be banned? If so, exactly what is on each side of that line?

The man in this video keeps uttering it constantly to her. He's clearly in a positon of power and he's taking a lot of enjoyment out of causing her pain. I say if we're getting rid of racist speech it needs to cut both ways.

[1] - https://www.reddit.com/r/FuckYouKaren/comments/hf5t61/hyster...
You can leave your phone at home, you can't do that with your face.
this is the wework model. Instead of the companies running the offices, the companies pay the workers to use 3rd party offices.
Don't have an Apple device right now, but if I go to BrowserStack.com (just created a free account there) and try it on a 'real cloud iPhone 11 Pro' (yeah, whatever that means) I cannot reproduce it. But then they don't allow you to go and check if the suggestions are turned on or off so not sure.
The Latest Linux Laptop Features Open-Source Firmware, Nvidia GeForce 2080 Super
Definitely this.

... but then I noticed Firefox reader view does this. Take a look: https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/brilliant-banana-loaf
Your example only demonstrates the effect of `[[`. If you replace it with `[` the error won't occur. In both cases double-quoting (or not) `$X` makes no difference in the context of your example.
Word2Vec (Skip-Gram Model) Explained
and hire cheaper overseas developers. We Europeans finally get more of a chance and we don't have to relocate to the valley!
"I've been just following orders" didn't work out in Nürnberg last time someone tried it.

Also: nobody says that ONLY the devs are responsible. It's a straw man.
How Gitlab Scaled Sidekiq
Equity crowdfunding is always something that's sounded interesting to me on the surface. Right now crowdfunding is just pre-ordering something with a 0.01% chance of actually getting the thing you've ordered. (I've crowdfunded 3 things in my life. All 3 things failed and I lost everything! But... this is maybe $100 total so I'm not out too much ;)

Getting some equity in the business always made more sense to me. Sure, I want the thing, but for the amount of risk I'm taking on, I want a percentage of your company and future profits!
Therefore those data collection activities should be prohibited completely for those companies or anyone else.
This has been annoying me for ages now and I couldn't always reliably replicate it. Nice find!
I am a regular user of Matrix and Mastodon. You've just turned me on to PixelFed.
It also reminds me of Shenzhen, with their fail fast, fail often, chabuduo for now grit.
These sort of behaviours never exist in a vacuum, I expect the ones doing this are arseholes in plenty of other ways as well.
See my comment above. This argument is a total red herring.
Apple is surprisingly repearable and is a major factor driving device prices in the poorer countries.

There are shops everywhere that would fix your iPhone at very reasonable prices.

People expect to use the device for 3-5 five years since they pay multiple salaries to buy it in first place and pay it through the years.

If that’s not environmentally friendly, I don’t know what it is.
I can't be the only one who assumed it was about Golang by the title :D
Actually it is APS-C that needs to go. That format does not offer significant IQ upgrade compared to M43 and has not significant size benefits compared to FF.

No matter how good phones are there is still a clear advantage M43 has over them.
Is using default exports considered a bad practice? Here’s why
>less than impeccable political expression

According to whom? Care to point us to some of those comments?
Yes I would have thought that handling json mark-up would be the first thing that would be implemented.

Having said that a lot of users of recipe mark-up have problems implementing it properly.
Make it a shell function and you can parameterise invocation.

weather ()
{
curl http://wttr.in/${1:-LAX}
}