skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I actually go a step further and use separate Firefox profiles per project/client... That way, you can have unique plugins/bookmarks/passwords and its easy to backup. You can just create multiple Firefox shortcuts on your desktop with the '-P "profile"' and -no-remote and -new-instance options.
Wish we could see how many people signed maybe paired with a goal for the number of signatures
Thats a kinda insensitive stereotype
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Power in democracy and power in society are two different things. If someone is wielding un-democratic power in society, that power is undermining democratic power.
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California is not as progressive as you might hope. The cities are full of progressives, but outside the cities is very conservative. You have to be fairly moderate to win statewide office.

Newsom was a reaction to Trump, but sort of an aberration. More than half of our governors have been Republicans, including Regan, who went on be President and a paragon of the GOP.

Since the 80s 14 out of 30 years has been Republicans, and Jerry Brown was 10 of the remaining 16 years, and he's pretty moderate as far as Democrats go.
After I moved to Vietnam, I learned pretty quickly that the numbers on ODO's, even digital ones, can be modified to whatever you want, for a few bucks.
Facebook is behind all extremists, wake up, sheeple.
Do you remember the bipartisan consensus on SOPA/PIPA?

"This bill, COICA, was introduced on September 20, 2010, a Monday. And in the press release heralding the introduction of this bill, way at the bottom, it said it was scheduled for a vote on September 23 — just three days later.

And while of course there had to be a vote — you can't pass a bill without a vote — the results of that vote were a foregone conclusion. Because if you looked at the introduction of the law, it wasn't just introduced by one, rogue, eccentric member of Congress. It was introduced by the chair of the committee — and co-sponsored by nearly all the other members — Republicans and Democrats. So there would be a vote, but it wouldn't be much of a surprise, because nearly everyone who was voting had signed their name to the bill — before it was even introduced.

I can't stress enough how unusual this is. This is emphatically not how Congress works. I'm not talking about how Congress should work, the way you see on Schoolhouse Rock. I mean the way it really works. I think we all know that Congress is a dead zone of deadlock and dysfunction. There are months of debates and horse-trading and hearings and stall tactics.

...

Whoever was behind this was good."

https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/jwherrman/how-aaron-swa... (excerpt from talk at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OqriFtr2k-k -- FWIW the lobbyist behind sopa/pipa was Chris Dodd, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Dodd#Motion_Picture_Asso...)
You might be interested in Cloud Native Buildpacks, particularly the Paketo buildpacks: https://paketo.io/

They do the "read the repo" thing in a uniform, composable way. So you don't need Java-but-also-some-special-case-for-front-end code. It's just buildpacks. Mix and match however makes sense.

Disclosure: I worked on CNBs for a while, as well as the ancestors of Paketo buildpacks.
I'm actually shocked how _little_ that costs. The price for a nice entry-level Carbon Frame XCO Race bike is right around $4k. Most eMTB fall into that price bracket. That's a good deal
Really sorry you feel that way bud. Honestly, I totally get it — IPAs are way over-represented in the craft beer scene, especially in CA where I'm at. However, their prominence has led to a really interesting market of new IPAs that use brand new styles of hops, or hops that traditionally have been unavailable in the US market. For example, hops from New Zealand have made their way to the US and now that the trendiness of "magic mystery" hops from another place has died down, some beers made with them are just fantastic and taste nothing like the IPSs of yesteryear.

I totally get being tired out of an extremely prominent style, but I'd encourage you to seek out some brews made with new hops as some of them are just very different and exciting. Of course, there's tons of other beer out there that's not an IPA, so by all means please continue to explore those spaces too!
I kept reading the overview trying to find any place where it took even a shallow dive, but it never did.

which is a shame, since there's a ton of interesting parts inside of v8.
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It's not something you should do deliberately for sure. Because he wasn't able to move his body weight on the bike the bike had to lean even further than any other rider so he was often very close to the edge. He also always had to start from the back because he had to have people to launch him.
99% of users don't care for this CLI on tablets. It's also a huge security hole.
> I won't drink any IPA that wasn't around 10 years ago just to filter out the garbage

You might be missing out on some really goods ones with this strategy
>This might be a shock to most people in the western world, but if you go on almost ANY news website in china, the headline news is dedicated to government propaganda.

I still can't get over the lack of self-awareness in this post.
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You get new insights, that F is a curvature 2-form. Written in this way it's explicit that EM is also a geometric theory. This observation opens the door to Yang-Mills theories which are behind all the Standard Model.
Sounds like #1 needs breaking down into many many less tickets!
Yes, thanks for the example of the former.

As for the latter, no, it’s not a proxy for race. It might be highly correlated with race, but that is very different. I don’t know why everyone does these gymnastics to find a racist angle to everything, but it’s nonsense and it’s very harmful to spread that narrative.

Nobody is searching for black zipcodes and using that as an input to deny credit. The goal is to increase revenue by giving as much credit as possible with the least risk possible, so it wouldn’t even make sense.

Scoring based on where you shop is still behavioral analysis. I think it’s a bad policy, but it isn’t targeting people of color. Your zip code affects insurance rates too, and that’s based on claims. It doesn’t cost more to insure your car in south side chicago than beverly hills because there are black people there, it costs more because there are more claims. The same effect is seen in “white” zip codes that are in areas with severe winters.
Agree, bunch of fuckin morons at the top, the Prime Minister is following China's playbook and tries to pass all these so called bans based on his whims and fancies trying to whip up so called "patriotism", trying to divert attention from the rising covid cases.
It's true, that reputation lasted for many decades. Here's Monty Python's classic "making love in a canoe" joke from 1979: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8aPABF7nW4 [1]. Also this from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4336790:

The old brewer's joke which goes like this (I'll use your examples): A Budweiser salesman, a Coors salesman, and an Anchor Steam salesman meet in the hotel bar at a beer convention. The Budweiser man says, "I'll have a Budweiser." The Coors man says, "I'll have a Coors." The Anchor Steam man says, "Just water for me." The other two look at him and say "What? Just water?" "Well," he says, "since you guys aren't having beer I won't either."

The American craft beer Renaissance has been an amazing thing. Thank you Jimmy Carter! https://www.theatlantic.com/culture/archive/2010/08/how-jimm... ... err, maybe: https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2010/08/jimmy-c...

[1] One of the comments on that YouTube clip complains that it was originally a Canadian joke. The canoe makes me think that might be true.
Ford says the 2.4-kW system can run a jackhammer or a mobile theater setup complete with a projector, loudspeakers, and popcorn machine for up to 85 hours.

This is the one sentence that basically shows the two audiences this truck is going after. I know a couple of farmers who will be glad to ditch the generator. Might even save some effort given they won't have to bring two trucks out (one with the generator, one with the load).
SolidRun MACCHIATObin has one PCIe slot. Enough for a GPU! I have this, it's pretty good. Though I have to resort to USB-Ethernet since FreeBSD doesn't support the onboard NIC (and the driver isn't the easiest to port) :D

SolidRun HoneyComb LX2K has a bigger full size slot and an M.2 slot. I don't think bifurcation works but you do have two slots, you could run a GPU and a NIC or HBA at the same time, using an M.2 to PCIe-slot adapter. And/or use extension boards with PLX switches if you need more cards?
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You're better off buying olive oil with the most minimal supply chain possible. That means, for example, if you live in the US, buying olive oil with olives made in California. Cross-border supply chains are challenging to validate.
We've literally been brainwashed from birth to believe that we have, by far, the best government that's ever been built. It's a major part of the school system.

Cognitive dissonance around the idea that there is room for improvement is inevitable.
If I'm understanding correctly, they are saying that people shouldn't be able to take over a copyrighted work during the lifetime of the original creator.

I would think this would make sense in some cases, like writing a story, and less sense in some others (software source code).
Comment updated. The Jetson Nano dev kit does have an key E m.2 slot, which could be used with a standard key M SSD using an adapter cable, but I don't think anyone who doesn't already own a Nano would do that.
this seems like a great idea, especially on the models with the battery packs - you could charge on the way to the jobsite.

My only wonder though, is where you plug in the electronics at the back of the truck bed is exactly where the exhaust is coming out. Seems like they could have at least moved it to a panel outside of the bed on side maybe, but a redirected exhaust would be a good upgrade I would think. Not so bad if youre running a long extension cord to some other place, but if youre trying to use the tailgate as a work surface, seems like that would get old quick.
Creating our own language part 6: desugaring high-level language features
How do you show a final price if you don't have all the information needed: tax locality, shipping preference, total cart value discounts etc.
Here are some examples of the types of prosecutions I’m worried about.

High schooler sold drugs to undercover cop who pretended to be his girlfriend: https://www.thisamericanlife.org/457/what-i-did-for-love/act...

Legal study on failures of the entrapment defense in post-9/11 terrorism cases: https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/law-and-social-inqui...

Most people will make a plea deal when faced with prosecution, so there’s never an adversarial process in front of a judge and jury.
To be fair, the UK did have the "Alternative Vote Referendum" where we got the second-worst voting system proposed as an alternative to the worst voting system (FPTP). That might explain why nobody thinks "alternative voting systems" are any good; they just think of instant run-off.
>right wing "militia"

>no weapons

???
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>Going a la carte would mean paying as much as a bundle, for less content. //

You're arguing past people. Plenty have said they're fine paying the same or more for access to less content.

I used to watch about 2 shows a week on BBC (UK; 1-1.5hrs) and disagreed with paying £M to TV show presenters who just preside over long, talky adverts for Hollywood movies and mainstream media. So I don't pay (nor watch) anymore.

I'd pay to watch those couple of shows separately. As it happens though they occasionally make their way to Netflix, so I don't have to ... but I'd still pay to watch them when they're still current.

Looks to me like there's money left on the table.

Personally I'd like to see some form of legislation that requires shows to be made available to consumers if they are available to other channels - I could pay double to BBC what Netflix pay them to get the show and we'd both win; and I wouldn't mind having it on Netflix, might watch it again.

Now BBC is a special case; I can't work out why they need to compete commercially, nor why we allow showmakers to form companies to be paid through, etc.. they should work on salaried staff paid on civil service pay scales IMO.
Nah, Alchemist has been distributing much further for about a year now. Easy to get in NY and MA now. Like, on the shelf at Wegmans easy.
The 'bloodstained' variant the company used is associated with the Hong Kong protests; not hard to see why the symbolism might appeal to people who style themselves as anti-government extremists. I'm sure the design's resemblance to the Hawaiian shirts already used by the Booglaoos helps it sell too. The vendor's website acknowledges both forms of symbolism.
> I was surprised they never really did much with the tap room, instead keeping it to just to small samples and merchandise rather than going full tap room like everyone else

I guess I'm not sure what you mean here. I was at their taproom in Burlington a year or two ago, and you could get full pints of everything they had on tap. I think when I was there, they even had a keg of something they didn't bother to bottle. There's also a really well done tour through the brewing facility, which I thought was pretty cool.
Denmark does the same thing for illegal gambling sites, sites selling medication illegally and file sharing sites. Basically it's just the courts telling the ISPs that their DNS servers can't resolve certain domains names any more.

Everyone accepts that it's pretty easy to bypass but it's considered "good enough".
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Dfinity opens up its ‘Internet Computer’ to outside developers
Finish the site and docs, merge the minimizations branch (has memory performance improvements, and brings it down to 1690 bytes gzipped / 1528 bytes brotlified total), add tests, then we can officially proclaim V2.

Definitely not planning to remove the current state or anything haha.
You could run an entire house off this thing for a non-trivial amount of time. 7.2 Kw is plenty of power to crank over my 5 ton heat pump and whatever other relatively insignificant things I might be running at the same time.

I would say Ford should develop some emergency home power kit, but all you would really need to do is have a transfer switch and a panel installed for accepting the 220v plug. None of that is proprietary and could be installed by any licensed electrician.
I didn't say they were correct in their assessment.
Alpha, you had a nice arxiv preprint on spin glasses and ML. The Wales lab strikes again!
Hahaha That's the NYT website headlines nowadays LOL
It has been my personal experience. I bought You Need a budget and forget to cancel before the trial ended. YNAB support was awesome but told me I needed to contact Apple as they processed the payment. It took a while to find the right contact form on Apple's site to get a hold of a representative. I was told per their terms and conditions I could not be given a refund despite having documentation of YNAB agreeing that I should get one. I finally had to speak with a "Senior Specialist" who was able to process my refund after a long period of me not taking no for an answer.
This is in fact the documented recommendation, from the manpage:

Rebuild project if a source file is modified or added to the src/ directory:
$ while true; do ls src/*.rb | entr -d make; done