skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Slightly off topic, she had a book out in February called "Respect Trumps Harmony", which said out loud in 2020 seems a possibly ambiguous title for what turns out to be a book about group dynamics rather than a glowing assessment of a certain President.
Yeah, but in the words of RyanF9, "The US government can afford a BB gun", so there's no reason that DOT can't test helmet visors.

The main reason the DOT standard is so bad is because its mired in bureaucracy and managed by a severely underfunded organization.
Going to have to "me too!" on this one--I also learned to juggle from the Klutz juggling book. Never got past three balls, but I still do that many fairly regularly ^_^

There's also a line from the Klutz Book of Card Games that ended up being an in-joke with my family that we still use 20+ years later: "You poor fool, I can read you like a book!"

Thanks for all the fun! <3
I know that this is an appeal to wikipedias authority, but the “Justice” article starts with:

> Justice, in its broadest sense is the principle that people receive that which they deserve

Which contradicts pretty harshly with your concept of it. In fact, one may pretty much get to the opposite conclusion, Meritocracy is Justice.
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I wonder how well this works to boost the revenues of app developers that don't end up making enough income and abandon their app.
Management not wanting to admit a large architectural problem, slapping a small bugfix/task on the board in the hope it will take less time before to (appear) fix before performance review.
> That is why online coding tests exist.

Actually, it's why other high-salary professions have professional licensing and advanced degree requirements.
I’m sorry: why not just use make? This is a serious, not sarcastic question.

When developing I use make to invoke my program; that ensures everything is rebuilt.
So if I go down the IOT aisle at Best Buy and say

"Ok, who is reading a city in Montana a letter?"

everything will light up?
Hong Kong is very British, though. Most of the other colonized parts are not (Exceptions maybe Canada, NZ and Australia). But traveling from Hong Kong to Shenzhen, you can feel that there is a significant culture gap.

Also Hong Kong appears to have lots of British banking connections like HSBC and Standard Chartered.
No, you are saying that until you see other data that refutes this repo you will refuse to make a decision either way.
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I've changed the copy on this button now - I agree it wasn't great. The pricing page was previously only visible to logged in users (purely because it highlights the current plan, and because its the starting point of the checkout process) but I've edited this now too to make it visible from the landing page.
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How is being on-call still a thing?
Loss of concessions could easily make it financially infeasible. Parking fees also lost.

I end up out of pocket easily double the ticket price when all is done.

But the real killer is everyone will want the equivalent ticket of the cheap seats. How do you stratify your prices while streaming?
Please see my reply to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23695111
What if it activates while you’re units-distance-away and don’t hear the start / end sounds, for whatever reason.
Some new climate models are projecting extreme warming. Are they correct?
How do you measure this? Run the item multiple times in different envs and take an average?
Many of the richer English-speaking Hong Kong residents send their children to school in England (or at any rate did thirty years ago).

And the schools they were sent to are largely the same as the schools that the people who run the UK went to (at least when there's a Conservative government).

So when the cabinet visualise "someone from Hong Kong", they think "one of us".
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It will require TOR or similar systems though, otherwise each federated instance transporting some content that is deemed illegal will be targeted. Authorities can't win the war, but they can make the damage for individual targets very large, thereby making most people shy away from it at all, like they are doing for TOR exit nodes in many jurisdictions.

But once it's on TOR, it'll be similar to the DNMs for drugs: once it's out of the bag, you can stamp out individual sites, but the system is there to stay.
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Compare to Swincar

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3lTz7OIPp7fscYDhig3Qyw/vid...
I think it crosses the line and I'm surprised Google hasn't issue them a warning, or maybe they have and we just haven't heard about it.

Organic search is still where 80% of the clicks are in search. (only 20% go to paid - though this is changing)

These are easy wins and are considered "white hat" and legitimate tactics:

* Title tag optimization with SEO A/B testing - increase CTR from Google by 10-40%

* Using NLP Content Optimization to increase content relevancy

* Optimize internal linking structure of your site so Google can easily understand your site hierarchy and spread value to important pages

* Build natural backlinks by creating interesting content that people want to engage with and link to (like this post!)

https://www.rankscience.com/coderwall-seo-split-test
Can anyone point me in a good direction to start making something like this myself? I've dabbled with arduinos but never really large electric motors and battery packs. I think it would be a lot of fun to make myself an ebike or whatever this thing is.
With Windows 10 you can boot from a DVD/USB and replace system files in the Windows directory related to the accessibility options. The accessibility options are available at the login screen and are ran with admin privileges. Then you simply click the button to start the accessibility options and bam you've changed the administrator password.
> Flawed assumption.

It's not an assumption. I have been burned by FOSS (e.g. libpurple and Rambox) that were abandoned. I have not yet been burned by any paid software. The latter is much, much rarer. If you charge anything and have users, you can sell the business to someone who will keep it going, even if you're not cash-flow positive yet.

> A $10 monthly fee may severely limit it's use --- and the less it is used, the more likely it is to be abandoned. Personally, I think a $10 annual fee would be more reasonable

You may serious underestimate how difficult it is to reverse-engineer and maintain client libraries for messaging services. $10/user/year is not reasonable.

Someone could sustain themselves with just 300 users at that rate, and they could live comfortably with 1,000 users.

For something I use for hours every day for work, $10/mo is absolutely nothing.
tl;dr: no you don't have any examples. got it.
There is such a proliferation of new small electric vehicles like this. Is there a comprehensive catalog or list of manufacturers anywhere?
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just a quibble, if your Calculus 101 covers div and curl, you are going to an intense STEM school and really could be expected to understand the math.
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> in a 7h day of meetings

While still being expected to produce 10+ hours/day worth of software development.
If you want to collect phrases that trigger Google, just drive around listening to books on Audible through Android Auto.
An obvious question: does Pinterest buy a lot of Google's ad services?
Wow. What a very diverse set of founders
Same, I’m surprised people have issues getting refund from Apple.
Not to mention tax assessments reductions will lag, especially with cities themselves being close to bankruptcy.
But there's no reason that an independent UK and the EU cannot work together where their interests align, is there? The idea that it's all or nothing is nothing more than yet another canard put about by anti-Brexit protagonists.
Solid rear axle? DRIFT MACHINE! :-)
I attended a Passover last year and when the some of the people used the word Elijah, an Alexa in the room would respond. They were all from NYC, FWIW.

I’d never heard of “Elijah” so asked the Alexa for an explanation, which we got. Followed by some work-related notifications for the host. (Luckily nothing confidential was uttered, it seems)
But isn’t this a sign that it’s actually useful for people? At the same time I have to admit that google image search is probably their worst vertical.
CSS Overview in Chrome
"Unfortunately, many of our would-be leaders have opted out or have been pushed out of this system. They've become engineers, scientists, bloggers -- too scared to share their opinions (even shutting down). To hold a nuanced opinion different from the "socially accepted" by one group or another will get you "canceled". In this case, "canceled" can mean anything from losing your job, to losing financial platforms/instruments (i.e. PayPal, VISA, YouTube revenue, etc.), to receiving threats on your life."

Our consulting consortium is, not by design, a freakin UN assemblage of engineers. About 1/3 are female and includes two Indians, one Iranian, one Canadian, one Irish, two Mexicans, one Brazilian, one Polish, and the token Texan. With the exception of the guy from Texas, we are all the offspring of immigrants. The guy from Texas talks a bit funny, but being from a distant and strange land, that is to be expected; and his great grandmother was born into an enslaved family in the Carolinas. All except three have served in the military.

The one rule we have is there will be no sexual, political, racial, or religious discussions once at the client's site; that is, we only talk about solving the customer's problem. We do not have lunch or take breaks with clients, we do not accept invitations to any client's social functions, and we have 'physical protection' clauses in each contract.

During the last five months, all members have seen clients' technicians, engineers, or managers either sent home or fired for sexual, political, racial, or religious comments. The workplace has become a very hostile environment, which probably reflects the generally polarized and intransigent American environment. We have decided to give the U.S. another 10 to 15 months to see if America is lost (not my words); otherwise, were splitting up and heading to other places. Also, one of our Indian engineers was being recruited last year by a political committee to run for a local position, but decided the risk to the family was not insignificant.
Looks very interesting, even tough I'm not new in the industry. So I'm interested in buying and if like it I'd like to upgrade the package. Is it possible just by paying the difference? I couldn't find this in the FAQ
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Thats because Brahmin women are most good looking ones ;)
Welcome to the future.

Everything is decided by AI based on data we don't really understand.
Well, the rich ones are certainly more welcome than the stabby ones.
Having the front be single wheeled leads to the a lot of instability because turns change your center of gravity. I just bought a recumbent bike and I had to search extensively to find a nice two-wheeler because the 2 front wheel 3-wheelers are quite popular, just like the motorcycle equivalent. Most bikes and motorcycles with three wheels have the same steering linkage you'd find in a car.
People already use LSP in vim/neovim.
Realtime feedback as you type is a thing in vim.

Here is an example for typescript users.

https://thoughtbot.com/blog/modern-typescript-and-react-deve...

Again this does require you to configure things and that may not be what you want to spend your time doing but it's perfectly possible.

Also I'll add that I'm not arguing that vim is better than any other particular IDE or editor, just that IDE like features can easily be added.
> It takes at least 30 minutes to get enough code out of the candidate to form even a first impression.

Yeah, gonna stop you there. It takes less than 30 seconds to get a first impression. That's the whole point of first impressions. As soon as you see a person, you have a first impression.

I've talked to many interviewers - they all agree that they basically have an impression formed within the first few minutes and then use the interview to solidify that impression. It is wildly uncommon for them to come in, have a very negative first impression, and then have it completely turned around by the end.
I was with you until your used to word 'masquerading'. Nothing about Freedom House is a masquerade. If you don't share sources, then don't please write such things.

[edit] Can't reply below: Freedom House is NOT the State Department. They're a funder, but not the only one. So your description still in incorrect or requires sourcing.
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Please don't take this the wrong way; I am genuinely curious. As far as I can tell, you've been a professional developer for approximately 2 years. What qualifies you to instruct people how to manage their dev career, let alone charge $40+ for the advice?
> Cross-type has nothing to do with low light or low contrast.

Of course it does. PDAF needs to observe a feature (a phase difference) in the image, which requires light and contrast.

In strong light, there are usually plenty of features available, making PDAF seem borderline magic, especially for something like DPAF where almost every single pixel can be used as a focus point.

In lower light and contrast, fewer features are available. Subjects are rarely perfectly symmetric, so there are different features are available across the different sensor axis (e.g. a striped shirt).

As subjects are not symmetric, the chances of you running out of features to focus on due to reduced contrast along two axis is much lower than running out along just one. Cross-type allow both axis to be used simultaneously, while non-cross can only use one.

This means that, with the same sensitivity, cross-type is much more likely to be able to detect a feature in an area than non-cross, as there are more features available to it. As features turn to noise and AF becomes difficult, this leads to increased focus ability at lower light.

For non-cross, a 90 degree rotation of the camera is needed to reveal those features.

> For e.g. Outer focusing points on a poorly made "consumer" lenses, generally, are not very accurate when you're close to MFD, and the focusing system tends to hunt a lot.

I see what you're trying to say ("inner focus point is not just cross-type, it's also the sharpest point on the lens"), but that's not really relevant here. I'm making the observation on a camera without cross-type at all, dead-center or thereabout.

One can also use the zebra MF assist feature to highlight this, at least for DPAF cameras.

> I have the A9II and it has the best focusing system I've ever used. I thought the 1DX II was accurate, but this blows it away. Haven't tried the 1DXIII though.

This is the beauty of on-sensor focus - you measure exactly what you see, instead of measuring something else entirely and hoping that the calibration data is good enough...
Another obvious question: does Google pay for the valuable free content they get from Wikipedia?
Emails are all sent by AWS. When you first sign up, you're sent a verification email from AWS to confirm your ownership of that address. I'm also hoping to improve this further in the near future by adding DKIM verification also.

Most of the complexity in building this app has been around preventing abuse of the service for the purpose of sending spam emails by closely monitoring what's being sent via AWS SNS.
> Meanwhile, DuckDuckGo confirmed on Twitter that it’s looking into the issue and suggested Android users change their DNS provider to get around the issue.

If changing DNS works, how is this blocked by the ISP? Seems to indicate there is some other technical problem. Treat the rest of the article, and specially with tweets, with skepticism.
Yeah, the fact that jq has both 'streams of values' and 'arrays of values', and that the two are somehow completely orthogonal and support different operations is a huge design wart, in my opinion.
The direct proximity on a Qwerty and the non-obviousness of the pun makes it a rather odd name of choice. Something more directly different like the “Inbag” (because a “bag” is less personal and office-like than a “box”, I guess) would have been a neater name, personally.
Stupid question - is the sun rotating as well? And if it is, is it rotating in the same direction that the Earth is travelling in? In fact, do all planets/moons rotate in the same direction?
It wasn’t so much the fact of immigration, but the lack of control over immigration.