skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I disagree. If you don't know the likely outcome of putting something in the microwave, you shouldn't do it. I have no idea if this would work for sterilization. I don't know if or when a book would catch fire. Trying to do this to find out by experimentation is stupid on multiple levels. It's not your book. It's a fire hazard. You have no way of verifying if it is sterilized. You can have empathy for someone and still think they're dumb.
I have no idea what's "doublet" or "triplet" about the two bird songs. If they just mean the number of notes, it almost seems like they got the labeling backwards.
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We could make a religion out of this
Book names are language-specific. So http://bible-api.com/Joannes+3:16?translation=clementine works but http://bible-api.com/John+3:16?translation=clementine doesn’t

Is there an API to get the names of the books?

Vulgate appears to be missing the Deuterocanonical books
THere definitely are a number of things "wrong" with what you've proposed. The first is that society simply wouldn't accept it; by the time people learned what you were doing, the government would make laws against it. People really are averse to growing brainless humans in vats for medical experimention and spare parts.

I'm not interested in "fighting" you,but the reality is that you're starting from a non-starter position that would never fly in the larger general public.

It's not worth debating, because you're absolutely, totally convinced that you're right. Most of us here agree that in principle it would be great to be able to run experiments that truly address human medical problems without ethical concern, but I think "decephalized humans" don't really qualify.
I saw your talk at OHM, we were the guys that showed up with a crate of beer there. It was one of the best talks on the whole party, and i mentioned it to a ton of people in retrospect of the party. Keep up your amazing work, this deserves to be upvoted. Are you Dutch? Let me know if you are ever around amsterdam.
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Sorry but there's a difference between personal UI choice and public health.
You're asking why someone who microwaved a book didn't contemplate the molecular nature of the viruses.
If the author is here, a typo:

> seem less manner.

Think that's "seamless"?
> That hermeneutic - texts are collections of independent logical propositions - was essentially unknown in the ancient world, and cedes immense epistemological ground to the project of the enlightenment that is diametrically opposed to a Christian reading of the Scriptures, which emphasizes their unity and their role in liturgical worship.

I just had to quote that sentence construction without comment.

But to reply to it more coarsely: who are you to define what a "Christian reading" of the bible is? As I see it, watching from outside the community, the piecewise selective quoting is very much a fundamental part of the practice of Christianity in the modern world -- especially of the evangelical Christianity that dominates in the USA.

I mean, I agree it's dumb. I just don't see why it's not "Christian". Christians are what Christians do.
Semmelweis Reflex: Why people refuse to wear masks?
How dare.
Responding to your first part,

If that were the case then the entire advertisement industry would be rendered moot.

I do agree with you that certain individuals are "immune" to these sorts of viruses.
I also got the sense that the author didn't know exactly what CAN bus was and how it is used.
The web had, and to an extent still has, a problem with no one really knowing what it's supposed to be for. A lot of people think it's for documents. And not even documents in the print sense, but "documents" as in a stream of content to be shared between computers. The early web was all about the content and how it was moved around, and very little about what it looked like. Why bother adding the ability to control how things align things to the bottom of the page if the point is simply to stream text on to a screen for someone to read the content?

The reason those things are in TeX is because Knuth was replacing typesetting for his book. He added what he needed. Browser developers did the same thing for webpages, and no one really needed to align things to the bottom of the page.
> Not to mention, the original Mosaic writings have been completely lost to time, having been written in Ugaritic and not Hebrew.

Where did you get the bit about the Torah originally being written in Ugaritic? What scholarly sources say that?
I think the crux of the problem is that folks are not trusting authorities anymore, and information, sometimes conflicting is coming from everywhere. No single unifying source has appeared to keep folks on common ground, especially since this is a rapidly changing situation, and what was thought to be true 2 weeks ago is no longer considered true.

Our local library is holding returned items in isolation for 72 hrs before returning them to general circulation, which seems to be in line with what I've seen most experts recommend currently.
You'll obviously need to microwave the e-reader that's being delivered from outside. I doubt it'll do much better than the physical books.
Which distro are you on? Chromium has unstable VA-API support but most distros don't ship it.
But they are getting an unlicensed product. IMNAL, but if they are made aware of the fact and continue to use the product, wouldn't it be willful misconduct?
Yeah it's nice to not have to think before you have your coffee of a morning.
And therein lies the distance between this effort and what we care about.

There’s real profiling and brutality going on and having word police ain’t gonna change that.

Dispute English’s effort to demonize me, no one has even noticed.

There’s real concrete nuts and bolts problems with policing, the laws, the justice system. Swapping out a few words is less than spitting on a fire.
Don't give them the idea. I can imagine the reasoning: "We've had disposable cameras that were never truly the customer's property, may as well extend it to phones."

It could be argued that Apple were already doing this. Remember their updates that knowingly slowed down older phones? They claimed it was for performance reasons, but nowhere informed the user of this practice... Src: https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20171222/15380038868/apple...
The gold standard for the Greek text of the New Testament is the critical edition (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novum_Testamentum_Graece) published by Nestle-Aland.
I worked at a bank too. There is a list of software and libraries approved for usage. GPL cannot make it to the list because the license is the first thing that's verified when requesting to add a new library.

I always wondered what would happen if some developers used some GPL lib and shipped to customers and it was noticed and caused the company to be sued. Would all the developers be fired on the spot and the software undone?
How to set a navigation bar title view in SwiftUI?
An update re. the missing London Real/Icke video: it was taken down in response to a copyright claim by London Real in an attempt to shut down the story.

As RW explains in this video [1], as an experienced news reporter he took all necessary steps to ensure he adhered to the legal framework for fair use, but YouTube (and evidently Vimeo) pulled it down anyway, which raises important questions about the treatment of traditional investigative journalism and copyright law on the new media platforms.

[1] http://youtu.be/fPqX9WIthPY
They fear they might be breaching some NDA by fulfilling GPL contractural obligations.

That’s what’s in violators’ minds. NDA and multi million lawsuits like they are doing anything.
Speaking as charitably as possible, comments like these indicate to me that the poster has never been to China and has no idea about the actual conditions there. If you just step outside the select few favored economic zones you will see a very different, much lower, standard of living that accounts for the vast majority of the land area. Granted the last time I was there was about eight years ago, but taking a bus from Taicang to Kunshan for instance, on the Eastern coast just out of Shanghai, I rode through villages that didn't even have electricity. People were carrying jugs of water on their heads and walking barefoot through dirt roads like it's 1200 BCE. I doubt much has changed for those people in eight years.

Even in the cities, is it safe to drink the water yet or use ice cubes? Or are we still having a refreshing cup of boiling hot tea at lunchtime on muggy 35 degree summer days?
Is there toilet paper in the public restrooms yet in the tourist districts in Nanjing? Please let me know if things have changed so I can update my image of China that's informed by direct first hand experiences.

It's absurd to suggest that everything is just hunky dory in China or attempt to establish an equivalence between living conditions in China and the United States, or any developed Western nation; so much is obvious to anyone who has spent even one day in a representative median location in both. When videos depicting the real situation are easily available to view on Youtube, it crosses the line into irresponsibility and maybe even propagandism.
For the record, that's not what happened, but I can see how you might suspect that. Updated the comment with an explanation.
Sorry, I didn't mean to detract from that point. I completely agree.
Post that don't use the name of the product get flagged here. Post asking for upvotes here and in other sites get flagged here. You have some time to change the title, so there is some chance that this can survive. A good alternative is "Show HN: WTF Resume (Resume Builder)" (Don't use allcaps for "show".)

Using sockpupets and reposting too much also get the community and the mods angry, and your post will get flagged and your site banned. So avoid that too.

Some interesting interaction in the comment sections makes we happier and that reduce the chance of the post getting flagged. So tree questions:

1) What is the tech stack you are using? (Yes, I can take a look of the github project, but your description may be better.)

2) There are a million resume builders out there. What makes your special? Is there any feature that you think is missing in other projects?

3) Is there any interesting problem that you solved while making this project? If you meet an old friend and have to tell a funny/weird technical anecdote about your project, what you you say? (This can be transformed into a good blog post, that may get more traction here.)
My toothbrush sits idle 95% of the time. I don't want to rent it.
Do keep in mind they are doing this in good faith to try and protect themselves and others and "stop the spread".
So absurd how people are really reading this.

How can you take so much time on this Text while ignoring all issues this Text contains? All the contradictions? All the advise which is either sexist, rassist, homophobe, non homophobe etc.?

I really really want to know, what other people think, when they read the bible every week like in a bible study, just to either:
- Following it
- Not following it but finding an excuse why certain things are ignored
- Don't follow it and don't bring up any excuse.

How many Christians do you know, who are dicks?

How many people here are reading the Bible, believe in this stuff and don't get out and help others?

Fuck you all hypocrites reading the bible, believing in god and doing shit for society because of a comfortable / easy living and shitty excuses.
This can be accomplished with D3.js[1] to bind data to HTML elements -- a div block, in your case -- and color them based on value.

D3 is a big library, so you'll likely only need these modules:

d3-selection
d3-scale

[1]: https://d3js.org/
> If everyone was like OP in condeming these corporations maybe their expectations would eventually become real.

No, they wouldn't, because the selection pressure on the organization is for the minimum amount of signaling required to optimize profits, not actual morality - not least of which because optimizing for profits optimizes for continued existence of the organization, and maximizing morality does not. Holding them to a higher moral standard just changes the measure of "what is the minimum amount of signaling required?" Selection pressure is unyielding - values that don't affect survival ultimately don't matter, because however much you like it, it will be competed out of existence.

Nor could an organization exhibit actual morality, because an organization doesn't have continuity of thought or policy - flip a few board members, change an executive team, and the people whose judgement comprises "the company's judgement" just changed entirely. It would be like discussing the morality of a robot which regularly swapped the brain it contains.

You're making the same category error as the previous poster: describing "corporation" as a noun that has a characteristic known as "morality," and then lamenting the amount of "morality" we expect from it.

Morality is for people. Profit-seeking institutions don't have morality - they have regulatory constraints on profit-seeking avenues. Tricking people into thinking corporations have the former is a jedi mind trick: keep people focused on controlling corporations with the same social censure mechanisms that work on people means you're not focusing your time and effort on the mechanisms of control that would actually work on corporations.

It's like a red dragon walking around talking about oh, gosh, how much his sunburn hurts. He's immune to fire; put away the torches and focus on something that might actually work.
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Yes, but it's well known. It's inscribed on the inside wall of the Lincoln Memorial, along with the Gettysburg address. I had never read his first inaugural address before. I'm 48.
The Bible was not written as single work the way novels like Persuasion are though. It is really a collection of books of very different origins and genre. Some books are laws where individual rules can be examined and there are collections of proverbs. But there are also parts which are longer narratives.
It would be really helpful if you could link to a source for this information, even something of ill repute.
This will provide 2 headers without the double sliding animation (which is potentially distracting).

1. Stack two headers on top of each other, both of them sticky. (Only topmost header is visible.)

2. At a certain scroll position, fade/scroll/hide the top header.
Wait, everyone else isn't on the Puma Browser!? 


I believe Coil has extensions [0] for the other browsers so that payments can be used there as well. But your point still stands.

I really like the concept, but I have a hard time believing that it could actually work. I was hoping to be proved wrong.

Even if you aren't using this, any thoughts on how it could gain a greater acceptance?

[0] https://help.coil.com/using-coil/coil-extension
Are you suggesting millennials are choosing to delay household and family formation in favour of hedonism?
The companies' PR statements are innocuous for society at large and are at best just thermometers for the current political climate. I don't know why people expect huge corporations to have good hearts and enact political change by themselves; that is on us.
That last bit is so cute :)
Is "balkanization" really a general term for "dividing into parts" ? I think some sort of both internal and geopolitical strife needs to be involved.

And verses are not disconnected logical propositions, they are a structure between a sentence and a chapter aka. a paragraph. If anything - the grouping of verses into chapters is far more arbitrary than that of sentences into verses.
I agree, but I try to stick to downgrading the comment/argument instead of the people themselves, because I’ve found it to be a pretty ubiquitous line of thought since I started noticing it.
Sure - by "Christian reading", I mean something like the practice of the ancient church that canonized the scriptures. That there should be normative Christian practice and reading is, perhaps, controversial, but a claim I'm happy to make. Modern American evangelicals who read the scriptures that way are doing it wrong and should knock it off.

The scriptures weren't atomized into verses until scholars of the 15th century wanted to work on them. The practice you see today is an outgrowth of that epistemology, and greatly to the detriment of Christian witness, theology, and practice.
Your edit shows that your original post was as ill-meaning and vague as they thought, which is why it was downvoted.
Do any phones use GPLv3 code? Closest that I know of is Linux under v2, but Android generally is permissively licensed.
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> I mean, I agree it's dumb. I just don't see why it's not "Christian". Christians are what Christians do.

But American evangelical Protestants are a small minority of global Christianity. Catholics and Orthodox take a different approach, one which emphasises the binding role of church Tradition in interpreting the Bible, an idea which Protestants reject.
Think of MEB as a set of abstract parts with default implementations. If you want to change the whole vehicle, you only have to change certain parts. Make these pieces bigger, these pieces smaller, etc.

A true skateboard would be a static implementation of the frame and propulsion system, with defined interfaces for the "top hat" (industry term for the body of the vehicle).
Turn on your old FM. In Oslo at least several stations still broadcast.
Not defending Lincoln as an abolitionist; he definitely was not. But the statement was couched pretty heavily in what he was legally allowed to do as President. He seems extremely careful not to take a position that would inflame one side over the other - he calls attention to the process for making laws and amending the Constitution but takes care to mention he doesn't have any amendments he would put forward himself.

Difficult position to be in for a president. There was no quick, legal path to the righteous thing - free all enslaved people.
here's a very interesting take here - about art deco being the design for the next few years https://vanschneider.com/art-deco-will-be-the-visual-languag...

However, I also believe that the Bauhaus way of using flat designs with interesting shapes and motion will be an interesting path forward
I’ve been playing with Rust on the ESP32 using these tools on and off over the last couple of months or so, relying more in linking to the existing FreeRTOS/C HAL for accessing the peripherals.

One thing I haven’t quite figured out: a substantial number of onboard features are configurable at image build time, which then change the effective C libraries via preprocessor definitions. So, it doesn’t quite work to naively run bindgen on the header file once, and then embed that in a -sys crate and put it on crates.io

I think you can hand craft a -sys crate with all the appropriate config options as cargo features, but that seems both very time-consuming and likely to drift from the newest esp-idf versions. The alternative of running bindgen periodically (e.g. as part of the build process) works fine for one project, but then how do you publish reusable libraries online?
Benchmarks have been added at https://github.com/ohler55/ojc/blob/master/test/simdbench/RE...
Benchmarks added at https://github.com/ohler55/ojc/blob/master/test/simdbench/RE...
If you’re looking for ready to use data instead of API, there’s prepared jsons for you

https://github.com/bobuk/holybooks/tree/master/EN
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light_level_geolocator -- How they get rough but scientifically useful tracking information from a device small enough to attach to a sparrow leg!
I think my point, though, that the unit of thought in the scriptures is not the atomic verse, still stands. If you'd like to emend "collected works of Jane Austen" to "collected works of 19th century authors", feel free.
Seasonal energy storage would be astounding.
Combine an overkill of renewable energy with seasonal energy storage via hydrogen and you'd have as much energy as you could want.
And now fewer people are listening to radio than ever before.
Sure it's tried and tested and fit for purpose, but at what cost?
What is the oil-cost-equivalent of existing synfuel technology?

(for uses such as air travel)

IIRC at $150 oil these synfuels were already competitive?
I chose "balkanization" to connote the things you reference; the atomic quoting of verses of scripture does violence to the text.

Verses are definitely not functionally paragraphs. Some aren't even complete sentences!
Nietzche originally published the words "Gott ist tot" in 1882, so the copyright would have expired on or before 1952.
I don't expect or even want corporations to wade into the social and political arena, beyond doing the right thing with as little fanfare as possible. When they choose to publicly pat themselves on the back, they're begging to be called out for their inevitable hypocrisy when they fail to do so at inconvenient times, as the parent is doing. They should shut up and build things.
I would never voluntarily design Flexray into anything. It's not especially fast, it's conceptually convoluted, the resulting bus is brittle, and there's very few choices for silicon. I spent a flight to Germany reading a book about the bus (I was working on a project that needed to interface with it).

Traditionalists like to point to its latency guarantees, but you can do just as well with a thoughtful Ethernet implementation. And there are single pair PHYs. Others argue in favor of the multidrop topology, but I see it as a common failure point. Plus it erodes the utility of the bandwidth.

For multiple drops I like CAN a lot better.
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Like https://mynobe.com/ ?
I think I live in a different country from you, though there is some of that here to, but yes democracy is going through a rough patch in spots, but it's better than the alternatives imho, you need a system that allows different points of view, there are a lot of them, and thats the only way things will improve, sure there is one system that is good at making factories and widgets, but its a pretty empty life imho.

There was a series of books I read many years ago - The Dorsai by Gordon R Dickson, in that humanity split off into a bunch of extremists and we all flew off to our own planets, religious extremists, scientists, soldiers etc, I keep thinking of that more lately, maybe we'll just have to wait for Musk, Bezos and Branson to build some more ships.
Likely even more if they're fed their natural (100% meat-based) diet, no wonder pets get all the same diseases as we do when they're fed typical industrial pet food + scraps.
Why would you want to mix control and entertainment? I'd argue that you want control separated, for safety and security if no other reason. You don't want an app taking over your car.