skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is why offline backups are important. Ransomware can't do anything with a drive that isn't running. Having an external hard drive that you need to physically plug and unplug once/twice/etc a week might sound inconvenient, but it solves your potential issue.
No good reason? They tried to exploit a technical loophole that was clearly against the spirit of the contracts and law.
We have Naxalites and Maoists who have been fighting the Indian state for quite sometime now[1]. They are allegedly funded by China[2].

1. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naxalite%E2%80%93Maoist_insu...

2. https://www.indiatoday.in/india/north/story/chinese-intellig...
Admins should fix the link title. It should read "New Mac ransomeware spreading through stupidity".

Installing pirated software you find "on the internet" in 2020 is the equivalent of spending a few hours in a confined space full of other people, none of them wearing masks. Don't be surprised when you get sick.
You mean to tell me people actually clicked that YouTube TV ad?
Could you explain the situation with dowry harassment laws?
Germany's Financial Authority is having a bad week.
Suspect he's trying to leverage some of that Elon Musk style self generating outrage publicity.
> Indian folks living here are aware of amongst each other, but they don't really discuss it with white people

In my experience, it's informally reinforced. I haven't met an Indian American who actively contemplates caste. But family connections; shared customs, rituals and language; and economic disparities reinforce in-group over out-of-group relationships.

These informal factors conspire to cause generations of young Americans of Indian descent to have their Indian-origin friends be, predominantly, of a similar caste to themselves. They aren't selecting for it. They may not even know how to see it. But hidden social factors guide their relationships.

It reminds me of my friends from the South. Subtle social factors that reinforce racist hierarchies. Recognizing, discussing and actively subverting those mechanisms takes personal ownership of the problem. This has not happened, broadly, in the Indian American community.
Have you tried Tup[1]?

[1] - http://gittup.org/tup/
Adding syntax highlighting to Ghost with highlight.js
Given the quote talks about spending money in January, I believe it’s referring to testing and contact tracing (and manufacturing PPE).

If this had been done early on, it would’ve been easy to time outbreaks, and we could’ve had more targeted lockdowns.
I once had an ‘Intempo Rebel’ radio[1], about a decade ago, which had the selling point that it would record songs, from radio, as MP3, without any ads or DJs. It actually worked, from what I remember. It was magic to me at the time, and …still is.

Edit: it appears that its original name was PopCatcher [2], by a company with the same name

[1] https://www.cnet.com/reviews/intempo-rebel-review/

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PopCatcher
I know friends who are from not from upper class and super rich/educated and wealthier but still enjoy the benefits of caste based quota system, while there are people from upper caste and poor and never able to come up through the system. As long as Reservations and Quotas are present - this will prevail. It should be merit based and not caste based.
Here:

https://lmgtfy.com/?q=remote+job+boards
Aren't the song titles usually broadcast along as metadata, and broadcast on web players?
I've never heard of this before now. It looks legit. How are they able to remain free? Do they inject more ads than the already existing ones? It's not like TV doesn't already have ads.

EDIT: Okay, looked at the channels. Looks like they just don't have the expensive ones (ESPN, etc). So it doesn't have the sports people want.
If you haven't already, you might want to check out coc.nvim https://github.com/neoclide/coc.nvim
I'd recommend the Webpack tutorial by Andrew Mead, interestingly enough. It goes through all these tools and why they're needed, and you build out a simple config with Webpack and understand exactly what it does and why.
I'm guessing you're not actually Linus Torvalds?
> 🇺🇸 Amazon.com (USD) 🇬🇧 Amazon.co.uk (GBP)

What kind of letters is this? 🇬🇧 (copied) / GB / gb - same font, different letters. Why?
If it's your bank, it should be easy. When I asked for my account and routing number for my checking number from a chase branch, the teller incorrectly assumed the routing number was for the current state when in fact i opened it in another state which meant a different routing number. Come my first direct deposit and I see nothing in my checking account, I panicked, guessed the problem looking at the routing number the teller gave me and where I opened it, went to a branch and they fixed it in like a day.
Been looking for mdns browser package and still not sure how to filter out node packages on NPM.
India's literacy rate in 1947 is right below 10%. It was not just Dalits that did not have education. Education for a long time has been limited to few people and vast number of those people are not western educated either. They got traditional oral education well into mid-19th century.
(disclaimer! creator of competition for the playlist part of duo - launched about a year ago https://mergemusic.app/ )

I find it funny that you have to literally live at the same address to use Spotify Duo.

Why the restriction?

The app I built allows the smart combined playlist part, but with any other Spotify user, no matter their address. (And group merges coming soon).
Even if you pay, software are packed jammed with telemetry that reports on every single thing you do (Windows 10, Amazon Alexa, Siri ...) under the pretext of "convenience" and "improving experience".
Most vegans are actually quite quiet about it, so it’s a sort of survivorship bias, where you simply have no way to find out how many non vocal vim users out there :)
I think your timeline is inverted. vi-style text manipulation has been a thing long before Vim.
Tesseract Explorer: Explore a 4-dimensional tesseract in WebGL
How many 2 person startups have one guy referring to himself as the CEO and the other guy is the CTO and that's the entire staff?
What if you live in the US? Which government you should fear more, US or Chinese?
I agree, at least an option to have more granularity would be a good thing. Maybe the upcoming changes to Android/iOS permission models will solve the problem of UI/UX and this will finally become fashionable.

However, there is also a question of properly enforcing granular per-process restrictions (without breaking backwards compatibility). It's not a trivial task, there are plenty of corner cases: race conditions, symlinks, alternate data streams, process hollowing... I don't expect any implementation to be full-proof in the first decade.
These kinds of visual, well thought out explanations of topics which are often taught with terse, obscure and uninviting methods are a gift.

On a tangent: I remember asking my Calculus 101 professor what the "intuitive meaning" of divergence and curl was, outside of the formal math and equations. He was shocked that one could ask to sully these perfect mathematical concepts with dirty intuitive reductions. A guide like this, or 3-Blue-1-Brown videos would have made my day, then.
> However, it should be taken into account that if you look up the latitude/longitude, you won't find the exact location where I was

Which is why GPS is pushed so hard in phone/tablet apps. Developers know about the IPV4 lat/long problem and are aggressively asking for GPS coordinates at every instance.
By that rationale, a two headed shark attack near an atoll that is collapsing into itself is absolutely predictable, too.
Oh boy this hit so close to home that I almost fell off laughing in agreement. I’m trying my absolute best not to be what my father was to me to my sons.
Btw, some routers have built-in VPN—I think ASUS has it, for no particular discernible reason. For dynamic IPs, it also can ping a couple DynDNS providers.

Can't speak as to whether the performance of a router's hardware is enough for VPN together with two streams of video.
75 years, and slavery has existed for thousands of years prior (and that’s most likely an understatement), and continues to exist even in the present day in different forms.

The difference now is whether it is State-sanctioned or not, and sometimes it still is. Liberty is natural, but laws and morality act as the limiting principle. Without them, martial power is the rule and only another martial power can counteract another from engaging in the trade and enslavement of people; but law can also prevent selling yourself into slavery as a way of settling debts. The 13th Amendment is a general prohibition article, one of the only two ever adopted, and the 18th was later rescinded by the 21st.
Naïve Art
> can just leave and let the others continue

That can be hard -- many / some people would be worried it'd be impolite to leave and in a way say "the things you're talking about aren't interesting to me".

And they'll stay and feel frustrated, in silence.
Regional indicator symbols:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regional_Indicator_Symbol
Yep, turns out a small tweak I made to the headers was to blame. It's fixed now
>Conversely, who says jail time is enough? Why not make the maximum even worse than jail? At some point you have to have a max, just advocating that the max is reduced.

Well the maximum penalty is a combination of death or solitary confinement, depending upon if the lethal force subdues a person enough to put them in solitary or if it kills them.

Please remember, I'm not talking about the penalty prescribed for a given specific crime but instead the penalty that follows a series of escalations where the escalations would be deemed common, and often lawful behavior, if not for the fact it is against someone acting on behalf of the court/law enforcement system.

Take being taken to jail. Outside of the legal system, someone trying to forcefully locate you into a caged environment ran like a jail would be kidnapping (and possibly enslavement) and lethal force to resist them would be a natural response. So someone being arrested can either submit to the law, in that they realize the person arresting them has the right to do so and thus allows the punishment to follow, or they can resist. In the latter case increasing force will be used to subdue them, potentially resulting in their being killed.

This is part of the philosophy that all laws are enforced by the barrel of a gun. That is speaking as a last resort in the worst case, not in the common case.

>How about a boot on their car? Seizure of their car for failure to have a license? Mandatory community service?

If they submit to these then that is that. But we are talking about the maximum penalty for someone who resists. What happens when they continue to resist? Not show up for community service? Not show up for court? Do you send police to arrest them?

>Assaulting someone is evil in itself

Not when done in defense of property (even if you don't believe in self defense, do you support police having the right to arrest a thief and use physical force if they resist). If the person respects the law's claim to their car then the escalation stops, but I'm talking worst case where they do not respect the legal structure enforcing the law.

>Most crimes have a maximum punishment.

Only if you submit to the punishment. Not submitting is accompanied by a harsher penalty.
> he’s not a fortune teller

Many have speculated he may be a time traveler, although they don't give any reason. The only thing I can think of is he possibly traveled back in time after witnessing a massive economic downturn that had people eating rats off the street and an even further (much more serious) dichotomy of rich and poor. Bitcoin could level the playing field stopping banks from having nearly full monopoly of your money.
Arizona Dept. Of Health Services COVID-19 Triage Guidelines [pdf]
I gave up MythTV for this crap
A company with one restaurant in one city is suddenly Walmart?

There's a place like that in this town, it has 4 or 5 people working there and two of them are the owner's sons -- they have a restaurant, and in the back they put spices and vegetables into bags and sell them to two local markets, and also in the hallway of the restaurant, which doubles as their "grocery store". They cater, too. This is a town of ~30k.

Small businesses have a habit of aggrandizing themselves. The royal we and such.
> there are many things that are not ideal

I’ve never used vim, mind sharing what it’s weaknesses are?
There is about 27% Quota for SC/ST (a category that covers Dalits). So, you would find Dalits in state and central government jobs.

Private Sector is not subjected to those quotas even though attempts are made.
X1 uses a cloud-based UI, kind of like X-Windows client and server.
1. remdesivir is not a cure for COVID and not as valuable to the rest of the world. We need vaccine
2. there is plenty of generic remdesivir in India
Not photo-realistically, no. Fine motor control and visualization are different skills. I can probably keep a pencil point to within .5mm of where I want, but that still produces a very crude final result.

It would be absurd to conclude that just because a physicist isn't a champion at billiards that he can't think in terms of vectors, or that someone with a speech impediment can't process words clearly in their mind. That someone who can see an image clearly should be able to perfectly reproduce it does not logically follow.
I think this was a very long and drawn out way of saying that there are an infinite number of ideas, most of which will fail, but some will be successful. The successful ones typically aren't created at big companies because there's no way to truly know which ones are going to wind up being the extreme moneymakers, and at some point, the estblished systems of those big companies make them inherently selective in taking on new things.

You need a sea of risk takers and tinkerers (entrepreneurs and hobbyists) to bring the best ideas to life.
The reason they ask you to donate is to gather pricing data: If you're willing to donate, it means they can raise the price of the goods without hurting the demand curve.

They actually do donate the money; they're not trying to keep your dollar. It's difficult to acquire this data via other means, so they don't mind paying it out properly.
I am one of the people that only has YouTube TV for sports. However, they cancelled Fox Sports and added a bunch of other stuff that is not sports.
I’m starting to work on microcontrollers and born in the 90s. Upload at like 115200 i believe and just like dang we’ve come a long way.
I had the Garmin Forerunner 645: it was a nice discrete and quite feature complete watch. It doesn't support triathlons or open-water swimming tho.

Now I'm wearing the Garmin Forerunner 935: It is more feature complete but a bit less discrete and it shows that you're wearing a sports watch.
Vi is not strictly required; only if POSIX2_UPE and POSIX2_CHAR_TERM are defined.
Yes, I should have been more specific. text/x-term-${TERM} probably would be better, since it could be any number of terminal types...
Not blocked here.
I wonder why the parent comment is downvoted. To a layman like me, it sounds completely reasonable.

Maintaining an exact copy of RNA/DNA through generations and generations is a real challenge, right? Loosening up the copying mechanisms to allow for more mistakes would probably be quite easy to achieve, if that was beneficial, right?

I’d be interested to hear what makes the idea wrong.
This should go nicely with that new js bundler and that new package manager.
Until recently people were buying it from India to treat FIV (a previously fatal disease in housecats). There was a whole network of people supplying it through Facebook groups and mailing it to the US.
When microservices in Go are not enough: introduction to DDD Lite
This is not from an IT position, but my wife uses "mention word XYZ in the email subject" in the requirements. This filters out a few people who just spam their CV regardless of job description. It also filters out people who are applying to a job that really requires attention to details in written communication.
Zoom is free so you're the product.
> There is little planning anywhere for what to do in response to a volcanic eruption large enough to cool and dry the climate around the world, as the eruption of Tambora, a volcano in Indonesia, did in 1815.

Here I am, thinking about how to provoke a massive volcanic eruption in order to save what's left of our ecosystem.

In case you have been living under a rock: At the end of 2019 we had massive fires in Australia, due to unusually high temperatures. And now the Russian Arctic is experiencing the same - https://news.yahoo.com/russian-arctic-sets-fantastical-heat-...
The barrier to entry to the pharmaceutical business is fairly high. Not only is it a pretty heavily regulated field (for damn good reasons), the equipment needed to start a drug company is significant and expensive, and the time between first investment and first payoff can be very long.
When you call to cancel they'll give you 6 months for $5 a month. I've been going through this for a few years now.
Link to 3Blue1Brown video on Divergence and Curl: https://youtu.be/rB83DpBJQsE
So each NPM\YARN install will fail... We need an API that we can extend as much as we want...
No clue. I'm an embedded dev, so my method for getting the numbers above was the stopwatch part of my phone's clock app. Thus the "about" qualifiers.

But it's slow enough to use a damn stopwatch app manually. That technique shouldn't even enter the discussion!
It is easy to support that stance. Or even perhaps just stopping extrajudicial murder by police as a whole.

Go look at the official BLM list of goals - they are advocating to abolish the police, end capitalism, abolish the western nuclear family & several other far left, badly thought out, unsupportable concepts.

Worse still, the same campaign has spread to the UK, unfiltered and unchanged, despite the fact that we have almost zero people killed by police outside of terrorist attacks, our police don't carry guns, and due to our government's austerity policies, they're woefully underfunded.
checksum can tell you if there is a difference but not what caused it.
There's no hard rule. The committers are expected to behave like a civilised human beings, ie talk to each other to reach consensus.

Let's say you have a fix for some driver used on ARM. You'll submit it via Phabricator to get ARM maintainers to review it. If they don't, because eg they don't have time, then you'll probably commit it anyway, but if someone points out you did something wrong, you'll be expected to fix it.
I still use caps lock since I regularly code in POSIX shell, C, C++, and Perl, which all have naming conventions that use all-caps names.

Also, as a VIM user, I only have to use Alt when I’m dealing with GUI apps, which is definitely common, but a time when I don’t mind moving my hands around.

So for me, Esc is Alt. Alt is caps lock. And of course caps lock is Esc.

And I swap Super key and Control, since the Super key is easier to press with my palm on my ergonomic keyboard. And Ctrl does have a lot of uses in Vim.

I also map the Windows Menu key (not the Super key, but the other one which is used for showing context menus) To underscore. That helps me type C identifiers with multiple words in them. This one remapping is a huge benefit, almost as important as mapping caps lock to Esc.
A Dyson sphere!
2. there is plenty of generic remdesivir in India

How does this go together with the claim that "Remdesivir is patented by California-based Gilead"?
so, mobbing is not illegal in the US?
Agreed and thanks for the reminder. I used to listen to KEXP online even when I lived in Seattle. Phones are more common than radios these days.
OVH network is down
It looks like a great book, but I find it strange that the target audience is "impatient programmers" and it's 548 pages long. Am I too impatient?
They've used Next.js
Tape works well where storage is partitioned over many units of storage media, access is infrequent relative to total storage, media are well indexed (such that identification, retrieval, and access are trivial), storage is redundant (2+ copies of any given data), and there are multiple read & write heads allowing for simultaneous access.

Tape is a very large tank accessed through a very thin (and expensive) straw. But storage quantities offered are immense and reliable.

Addressing your concerns, increase the available heads if access is constrained. Tape libraries provide for this.
Perhaps you are mixing up “class” with “caste”? Because it’s perfectly possible for a poor lower caste person to climb up the ladder of “class” to be a middle class. It does buy you certain privilege which otherwise wouldn’t be possible. Because money, ad the end of the day, does matter to an extent.

Caste on the other hand is an entirely different beast, as you have rightly pointed out.
> I hope that the true linux on phones (pine?) will emerge and stop this exploitation of user rights.

Then your banking app won't be available at all.
The experience on iOS is similar - the lack of respect which Google has for basic QA testing has been painfully obvious. I’m not sure why they want to train people to think that their products are only worth it at free but they’re doing a great job.
Deutsche Boerse AG runs the XETRA system and is a private, publicly traded company. While they are of course overseen by the financial authorities, the German stock exchanges are private institutions.
Are you being specific about the word darken? Because LCDs are design to either allow or block light. So technically an LCD can "darken" incoming light. But I think the point of inconsistent lighting from the environment would be the biggest challenge.

The best example of transparent display I've seen in production is:https://glas.johnsoncontrols.com/

But the material on that seems darker and I believe they use an edge light to provide higher contrast.

I think the distance from the eye, as well, would be difficult if you aren't doing some type of projection, like what is used in the the article.
Data Center Rack Market is expected to grow $5.9B by 2025
Much cheaper to just spray sulfur dioxide from a plane: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stratospheric_aerosol_injectio...
Wow, that sounds horrible.

While we're all in the same timezone in our company, we're also programmers... so that doesn't always matter. I've been using our JIRA in the middle of the night on several times, and it's just... there.

edit: so yeah just highlights the self-hosting vs cloud...
The name is capitalized as Duck Duck Go.
If OP or a mod can fix this my (fictious) OCD can relax.
Git-hook to create a tag based on the last committed package.json version
Fewer Cores, More Hertz: Leveraging High-Frequency Cores in the OS Scheduler [pdf]
What are your egress costs?
Which countries have kept their infection rate below 1.0?
It mostly depends on who you're aiming the website at. Recruiters? Researchers? Conference organizers? People who use your software? Those will all be looking for different things so make sure to show exactly what they want to see.

I took an extremely minimal approach: Single page, text-only, no CSS, just a short introduction and contact info. The page is PGP signed and includes a tiny easter egg that a techie might notice but is inconspicuous enough to everyone else (I really tried not to make it seem pretentious lol) - it's all about "show, don't tell". https://besa.uber.space/
Question coming from a position of ignorance: how does someone know what caste you’re in if you are applying for a job in the US?
But there's no good reason that it's legal to buy a server and stick an antenna on it, but it's not legal to rent a preconfigured server that has an antenna on it.

There wouldn't be loopholes if the law was consistent, and I would argue there is no 'spirit' in such a confusing set of rules.