skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I managed to input the intro song of "The Good the Bad and the Ugly", and my phone ring would amuse many, especially the older.
A place to put outside shoes and put on inside slippers (flip flops in my case) is good for clean floors anyway. I highly recommend, whether that’s a little mudroom or just a walled rubber/plastic container to take off shoes.

That said, I’m not sure it does much for this particular virus, but it can’t hurt and your floors (especially carpets, but those are nasty anyway) stay much cleaner.
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The median IQ is 100, meaning half of all people have IQs below 100. Many of them did not grow up in an environment that pushes lifelong learning. Lots of people do what they've been trained to do and nothing more, which is good! Our society needs people like that. But expecting people like that to think for themselves is a sure way to become needlessly frustrated.

edit: switched average to median.
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That's like saying "Google is just a search engine" and ignoring the fact that "to google" is now an English verb and the rest of the impact it has had on information availability in the world.

Reader was a synthesis of open web culture - it offered a hub of reading multiple streams of content in one formatted location, and it did so with the support of one of the largest companies on the earth with the ability to use its clout to affect change on other organizations and make that data available to them in the form they wanted. Google could have been the 800 pound gorilla of news publications a decade before Apple News even tried.

But they just, threw it away. That's what I want back - I don't care if it's RSS or some new fancy JSON-backed article exchange protocol - the transport layer and reader app itself is largely meaningless to me; the simple elegance of being able to read the news in one location without some designers notion of layout and overzealous marketers' idea of ad coverage, and having it be quick is much more powerful. No more 2-10MB garbage landfills to serve 20kb of textual information. No more fighting to make the content work on mobile - RSS was inherently responsive and accessibility-friendly.

The technological idea of federated content have largely died because Google decided it didn't want to support them, and nobody else - not Microsoft, not Apple, nobody - stepped up to take the mantle. It had a technological problem for Google - the fact that you could pick another reader meant that there was no instinctive centralization on Googles' service, unlike situations like AMP where they're literally the man in the middle.

And while Instant Articles and AMP are trying to fill that market gap, more often than not what I find replacing it is Twitter, which is comically filled with horrible misinformation and terrible sourcing practices that make it a haven of misinformation instead of... news. And that's a real damn shame.
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> The ability to proofread or write free of spellings is a skill completely unrelated to the underlying content.

It's not about the ability, but the willingness. I think it would be amoral to tolerate those bums who externalise costs onto the reader. https://www.fourmilab.ch/documents/strikeout/
Is there any proven mechanism to put a segment of society "on-pause" for while? Each business entity submits a hibernation plan to central authority, funds provided and liabilities put on hold by decree. What do governments do historically during sieges and plagues?

Are we doomed to live through these boom-bust cycles over and over again?
Social connection through memes. Image memes you have original pic that is passed around, then a million variations. Tiktok is the same, orig very short video then a million variations

There's also not nearly as much censorship, meaning you can have music clips and own remixes unlike youtube where 'this audio was deleted by content owner'. Snapchat only recently let you used 'licensed audio' https://variety.com/2020/digital/news/snapchat-add-songs-mus...
Given the disaster that has been south Texas healthcare for the last week or two, that hardly seems like a ringing endorsement.

It’s not all about personal choice. Everyone is impacted by the decisions we make.

How many healthcare personnel have to die so people can go to the bar?
> Just remember to acknowledge how exceedingly well this works for white guys and the uphill battle faced by others.

With all the bonus programs and scholarships for women and minorities, this is probably even more true for them.

For example, the top 5 women graduating each semester in informatics from my university receive a grand of 5000 Euro. We do not have more than five women graduating each semester (it's a small faculty, to be fair). Just showing up once after completing your bachelors degree can net you 5000 Euro.
Why We Need to Save the Parasites
Well in fairness he didn't actually compare anything to Nazis. He compared something to one single precept that was espoused and made well-known by them. Unlike say the "Punch a Nazi" movement from last year that literally claimed modern day Nazis are numerous and living amongst us.
And the Pixel 4A has a headphone jack! Hurray!
The BIGGEST PROBLEM I have with Sowell is his constrained and myopic view with regards to history. He fails to acknowledge that over time...

+ free market capitalism == great inequality

+ socialism == great loss of liberty

Government and civilizations that cycle slowly between these two as needed often last the longest (Ancient China, Rome, US).

I'm sure Sowell knows this but it's more beneficial to one's career to be a leftist or rightist saying inflammatory things in the press instead of encouraging nuance, unity and balance.
Amazon gets green-light to blow $10bn on 3k internet satellites
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Meanwhile Senate Republicans wouldn't even vote to see evidence in his impeachment trial.
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"AArch64 is the 64-bit state introduced in the Armv8-A architecture (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARM_architecture#ARMv8-A). The 32-bit state which is backwards compatible with Armv7-A and previous 32-bit Arm architectures is referred to as AArch32. Therefore the GNU triplet for the 64-bit ISA is aarch64. The Linux kernel community chose to call their port of the kernel to this architecture arm64 rather than aarch64, so that's where some of the arm64 usage comes from.

As far as I know the Apple backend for aarch64 was called arm64 whereas the LLVM community-developed backend was called aarch64 (as it is the canonical name for the 64-bit ISA) and later the two were merged and the backend now is called aarch64."

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The correct approach which happens to feel conservative. He has other writings that explain your perspective.
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well, Intel employs people to implement those optimisations in GCC, Clang, etc...
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> How can we improve general technological literacy?

Fund schools.

Provide mandatory technical and privacy education.

> I'd also like for people to have the basic knowledge required to

Fund schools.
Yea, i'm already planning on buying it tbh.

I'm a backend dev and, while i can do frontend - and i usually am picky about design, i don't _want_ to design, especially during prototyping.

I'm planning on learning Tailwind for post-PoC styling, but buying the Tailwind Builder (Lifetime) for early PoCs to get styling out of my way.

I really like the offering of not just templates, but transitioning my templates into my final product _when i want_.

But, i haven't used any of it yet. We'll see, but it's definitely worth the $99 license (to me) if it even remotely pans out.
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> might solve the recirculation issues, no?

No.

Another half-baked 'solution' will cut the infection rate by some fraction of a percent, and we'll be right back where we were before: right here, asking why we aren't being told about proper solutions.

Just like the masks, which as TFA is discussing, don't actually address one of the primary transmission vectors.
Sure, standard manipulation but it might work for Trump's base voters, sadly
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Conservation dilemma over saving the giant panda
In fact, Atlassian is a security risk, for this factor.

What do you think the ADF would do if, say for example, someone used Jira to manage their whistleblower contact and reporting?

Those yachts'd be boarded, mate.
My reading of it was that it compared peoples motivations for voting against what other people thought were their motivations, and showed a difference. I saw no section there that said "and when they were proved wrong ..."

Honestly I think your attitude here is terrible

One of the major reasons given there in the surveys is that leave voters wanted UK law to be made by the UK. How has that been "disproven"?

It may not be something you care about, but that's very different.
The dealbreaker with Scuttlebutt for me was the inability to delete messages.
Don't you love it when people force their opinons on you, 'for your own good'?
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In my experience, I think the biggest problem is that due to structural and historical racism, race is correlated with economic status in the United States. It sucks to be poor, no matter what color you are.

If you're not surrounded by people who have had success in their careers / education, it's hard to know which opportunities are available to you. Often, you only know about your parents and their career choices.

Also, the problem isn't entirely that some people don't understand the value of "showing up". It's that they don't always where and when to "show up" in the first place. For instance, I know a first-generation college student whose parents, while he was in high school, didn't even realize college was an option for him until his teachers started pestering everyone about college apps. He was lucky to attend a school where most students go to college, but I can imagine that in a poorer area he would've missed the opportunity entirely, thinking that he's not smart enough (which he certainly was!).
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> but it's not something that anyone takes seriously

I do, and so do a lot of other people. His arguments were tolerant and made perfectly fine sense.

> Stallman's views on people who use platforms like Facebook or tools like Photoshop, namely that they deserve whatever abuse they receive for being too stupid or lazy to become programmers and sysadmins so they can use FSF products instead

This is not his views as far as I know.
One thing missing in this area is a low cost combined alarm and home automation. Some have nice home automation (Smart Things, for example), others have a nice alarm system (Ring). But nobody has a good combination of both together. At least part of the problem is that the alarm system does not want to trust third party devices for triggering the alarm. This means that they are treated as second class citizens.

So an example of this is that I have water monitors and a water main shutoff valve that works with Smart Things. But Smart Things doesn't have an alarm, and Ring doesn't support the water monitor and shutoff valve..

Not sure I'm happy with ADT, since they are expensive (per month monitoring). But they do have name brand recognition.
Well intentioned comment, but that works when people share the same optimizing view towards life.

Think about how many people within your own extended family do this? Take a guess, deliver this talk to them and track through life how many follow the path.

We chimps display a wide spectrum of Personality traits and an even wider spectrum of Needs, which are constantly changing through life and the events that effect it. Dangerous to assume whatever system you have accepted will be accepted by all.

Its easy to come up with all kinds of theories about "what works" and "how things should be" but that is usually based on our limited awareness of the spectrum.
Cool! I have a gemini PDA that runs AArch64, always good to be able to do more functional programming on it :)
The bigger issues with Snopes are:

1) Complete lack of transparency. No versioning or history of how answers have changed. They even opt-out of archive.org history tracking. They usually only disclose one author, when oftentimes there are many.

2) They editorialize many questions, changing them in such a way that they can give the answer they want to. This is done often by inserting modifiers like "always" or "never" or something similar.