skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes looks like it at least.

There isn’t much talk about easing but I suspect the visitor restrictions on elderly homes might be lifted as soon as possibly since 6 months without being able to visit is a long time. Also the 50 person event restriction is being reviewed. It’s a bit inconsistent to allow 100 people in a restaurant or bus but not 51 people in Sweden’s largest football stadium that seats 50k...

Spectators for kids sportS outdoors also becomes allowed I hope. Having parents watch a children’s game outdoors, for example.

General easing of the last restrictions would be e.g allowing full stadiums for sports and concerts but that is not going to happen this year. The authorities recommend working from home for the rest of the year so that gives some indication about other restrictions. Travel recommendations are easing now but obviously change quickly.
I think increasingly over the last year, dogmatic thinking and fantastical thinking related to several important topics are becoming mainstream, chief among them China. What's disheartening to me is that not only are neocons and Steve Bannon type ideologues pushing hard on this, it seems the majority of "liberals" do not really object to their views or actions on China. Ask yourself this: if you believe the Trump administration is corrupt, inept and acting out of self interest, how can you possibly think their strategy against China (the one foreign policy they pursued with most of their resources) is sound or good for American interest? So Trump botched covid responses that badly but he just got China right out of sheer luck?

I think the unfortunate explanation is that many Americans are now quite vindictive against the whole concept of China and would not mind any action that seem to damage it. Instead of looking at the issue objectively they simply want to believe whatever hurts must be wise. It's making me wonder if unthinkable disasters may actually happen out of sheer stupidity and irrationality.
where's India in all that?
Hence Tesla is building the Berlin Giga.

It's not so much against straight out bans, but against Germany lobbying for all sorts of regulations in the EU to limit Tesla's market access.

With Tesla now having a huge factory in Germany, suddenly Germany will lobby in favor of Tesla.

Didn't people understand from the start that this was the primary reason why Musk chose Germany?
> because CRC is actually worse for checking file content collisions

So use SHA-1 or SHA-2 or SHA-3 or if you really hate NIST standards for some reason then CubeHash or Skein or Blake2 or ...
I have had similar realization with regard to simply mosquitoes. We used to have to put bug-nets on doors and windows to stop bugs flying in during the summer. Now, not needed anymore - at most we get one bug flying in per week.
For the most part this it true but Twitter is often upstream from the news cycle and so is the real world, ahead of time.
>There’s no way this would even make a dent to Apple’s or Google’s marketshare.

That's the bane of monopolies or duopolies; no good for anyone except for the 'Investors'.
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Ah, ah, the "choosing beggars" are sometimes golden. Fortunately most users are very friendly and it balances out.

One bigger issue is that usually open-source projects are fighting against well-funded for-profit projects who will not hesitate to do everything they can to destroy your project.

It's not a money issue in this case, in front of you you have very determined people who will do anything legal or illegal to protect their cash-cow.

For example, OpenOffice if not shielded by Oracle would have been killed long time ago by Microsoft's pressure.
Well, the bigger concern for the world right now should be the US, and their vicious campaigns to undermine any sort of fight against global warming, the most pressing concern our civilization has ever faced. China is at least officially part of the Paris accord.

Not to mention, the ecological and humanitarian devastation that the US and its close allies have been causing around the world is probably even worse than China's horrible acts with the Uyghurs and Tibetans and in other places it is trying to dominate.
> Give me Django with only routing, middleware, the admin panel, and the ORM and I'd be happy.

Very much this. I tend to lean towards Flask for building simple APIs. I think it's easier and faster to start a project and get something done.

But I always end up missing the admin features and the far superior ORM, and always regret midway that I did not use Django instead.
This is a super cool and useful tool! I just shared it with a few people I know in the museum world (mostly curators) and they're super excited about it :D I'll revert back if they share any feedback/ideas.

Can users somehow input feedback to improve search results?
Your formatting style works too, and rustfmt will switch to it for function calls that exceed the line width limit.

rustfmt is not properly handling alignment in combination with hard tabs. It should either break after the open paren and indent both names, or break near the '+' and align them both.

Good output if aligned:

field: (value_1
+ value_2)

field: (value_1 +
value_2)

Good output if indented:

field: (
value_1
+ value_2)

field: (
value_1 +
value_2)

Output of rustfmt:

field: (value_1
+ value_2)

For the same expression to be half aligned and half indented is an error.
'Without physical keyboard' there are about half-dozen alternative mainstream options now[1] for Google/Apple ecosystem, Thankfully.

[1]https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24072868
Do you have data to support these two claims?

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-astrazeneca-results-vacci...

This is a unique situation where we as a company simply cannot take the risk if in ... four years the vaccine is showing side effects

I suppose you will call me an anti-vaxxer but why would a company want to avoid liability if its products were safe? Note that they will gladly take all the profits.
Is this an openSSH thing and therefore an OpenBSD "thing"? I only ask because openBSD's `cu` uses the same ~. escape to exit out of a serial/tty connection.

I honestly had no idea ssh implemented the same escape until I read this.
Technically yes, but what impact do they actually have? It's pretty much irrelevant what he says there. Journalists simply like to use it for clicks.
Part of the Commonwealth, no?
I don't know a single person on TikTok. I don't know any YouTubers. 95% of the people I'm friends with have left Facebook. That says far more about me than it does about the popularity or reach of those platforms.

Anyone who uses themself and their own social reach as an example of why a platform is irrelevant doesn't understand basic demographics.
I am using Twitter instead of a bookmarking service: I tweet links I find interesting. If I ever want to find it again, I search my own twitter user for a relevant key-word. I also tweet out e.g. git or bash tips that I like (and similarly can search for them afterwards).

It's not my only use of Twitter, but I like how this way both stores the link and shares them at the same time.

(btw, @henrikwarne)
PinePhone has a keyboard attachment based on N900 keyboard (landscape slider) on the way supposedly. It also runs PostmarketOS, Mobian, and other mobile Linux distros natively so we'll see...
> tinker with advanced stuff requiring PCI-E chipsets

What sort of things are you talking about here, out of interest? The only way you're going to wreck hardware is if you're attaching something completely incompatible at the physical level (wrong levels, shorts, etc.); if you're "tinkering" you almost certainly don't have the resources to bring up your own PCIe PHY (there's pretty much no way to do this without custom silicon) so presumably you have some preexisting hardware in mind?

If you just want to play around at the TLP level (for example by using the hard PCIe core in a cheap Xilinx Series-7 chip) then this is all pretty safe: (temporary) catastrophic system instability is one thing (I learned this the hard way when I accidentally had my FPGA spamming MSIs every free cycle), but real hardware damage is pretty tricky.
How well did appeasement work in World War II?
Same. Honestly I was surprised it took so long, given that it was an article about Twitter.
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the original design objectives. http://www.rebol.com/docs/design-objectives.html

I remember a long time ago an interview with the original language implementer where he talked about drawing inspiration from some things in Lisp but I can't remember enough to google forward to the document.
> ramping up the supply of a cold virus inoculation would run into mostly the same challenges

If you can let people actually catch the virus, then can't you avoid a lot of the vaccine production by letting people spread it to each other?
OK, can you give me the both the USA and chinese patent numbers? (You must have them).

I would like to see for myself.
They often do, and those are quite handy, but fully closing off your bedroom windows can be bad since you won't wake up with the light and sleeping with an open window is not possible.

(Plus, the major temperature control move in summer Germany is to open everything possible at night and close it during the day. If you have mostly cool nights and good insulation that is sufficient.)
Shouldn't it be there every day then since surely at least one person dies every day?

/s
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It's good just for the sake of transparency. Maybe he will find someone who is interested in helping maintain and contribute.
In this theory, the distribution in the fifth dimension is just a hidden variable [1], so how is it possible that his is compatible with the Bell inequality?

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_hidden-variable_theory
The FSP source code is supposedly leaked as part of this, which is used to initialise the memory controller. Are we closer to (modern) blob-free Intel platforms?
Is it open sourced? From looking at http://www.rebol.com/license.html it looks like merely free to use.
If it is the law then Google must comply in order to avoid legal trouble, no? That is how they compel them to ban the apps.
That severely limits you though.

And I'm not talking about postgis, hstore or such exotic features. I'm talking about indexes, transactions, locking and other basic feature that is often missing or implemented very different across databases.

You may not need, say, GIST indices that help when sorting "tweets by recent activity" for your proof of concept or even your test-env but you certainly do for production, or else you are truly missing out. And such basic tools are avaialble in most database-engines, but differ very much in how exactly they are implemented, to be used and to be tuned.
Very likely just boring reasons like not having thought about it, not having made the code in a way that's easy to publish.

Think something like he started the project at some point, never planning for it to become this big. It was probably some code written in a random directory, with no regard for whether test fragments are around, whether it contains test data that maybe shouldn't be public, different pieces that are closely tied to a server config that itself is very specific to what he already had running and would need some documentation to be useful etc. pp.
Sadly the institute (IPN) became a political weapon for fighting between all the factions that grew from Solidarity movement (You're in bed with the communists! No - you!). These factions later became PO and PIS - the 2 biggest parties that rule Poland interchangeably since 2006.

There's been some archives that were hidden for decades (for example Kazimierz Kujda or Lech Wałęsa), there's been manipulation of which exact offices require check with the archives, there were blackmails and misleading lists of "communist agents" published by politicians and journalists (lista Macierewicza, lista Wildsteina).

Fun fact - mother of Kaczyński (who currently rules Poland and is famous for McCarthy-like policies and calling everybody a communist) - is in IPN lists.

If they treated her like political enemies they should already declare her a public enemy/traitor/spy/etc. And just like they declare any political enemy with communists in family tree "regime's children" - that should be enough to remove Kaczyński from politics by his own logic.

But they didn't (and probably correctly - lots of people were on these lists without actually being a spy, it could just mean you were considered or interesting to communist security for a variety of reasons - like being related to opposition activists, being a homosexual, a priest, having family abroad, whatever).

In the end I think we should just have had full transparency since day 1, because smart people realize being in the documents doesn't prove anything without interrelated evidence, and stupid people believe it's all a huge conspiracy anyway, no matter how many proofs you show them.
This is how realpolitik works.

The U.S. was unique for a long time in that they did not ask for much in return for what they did, because they wanted the power (troop deployments in Europe, Hong Kong customs status, etc.).

Recently, Canada used tit-for-tat to deal with U.S. aluminum tariffs, but they're the "nice" country. This is how it all works.
> This is uncontroversial to anyone who knows anything about international relations.

You'll find even most intellectual types don't have a first clue about how the global chess board works. Or, if they have some inkling, they're too busy entertaining some idealism to be in the stage of acceptance.
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They already have it, thanks to AMD, before Trump blocked further cooperation.
yeah but with its own problems and a location that would make it think more carefully about escalating antagonizing China to military intervention
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Are you talking about databases or decibels?
> The two addictions are more or less the same.

Except pharmaceutical grade opiods are less likely to be cut with deadly shit like fentanyl.

If someone expects heroin but is then given heroin mixed with another chemical, they can overdose quite easily, especially with fentanyl and carfentanyl
Yeah, that was essentially what it was. Such a viscous response to a person like Damore is also quite comical and makes one look pretty ridiculous
> democratic state with respect for human rights

Iran tried that in the 50s.
Latin America tried that in the 70s.

Got overthrown by CIA every time.

Clearly that's not what it means.
it is worth remembering Twitter has no meaning or importance on the real world. The only people who care about what happens on twitter are other people on twitter

On the one hand, yes this is true.

But on the other hand, someone needs to tell that to "reputable" news sources such as the BBC who report on Twitter as if it was real news, and therefore shape real public opinion and even public policy.
To clarify, I am not saying that everything except for bare /bin/sh without line-editing is Wrong. I wasn't clear enough here. I think that bourne shell, bash, fish, zsh, and csh are all able to interact with the unix system in a way that crush, nushell, and other powershell-alikes cannot.
No, seriously, do you have any data to support your claims that it is riskier to get the vaccine than to get infected by the virus in the wild?
Two different meanings of perfect are being used. For eight "perfect" riffles to return to the starting order, you've got to split the deck perfectly in half, and then drop one card from one half, then one from the other, and so on alternating. For perfect randomness, choose at random which half to drop a card from each time.
Irrelevant i know, but:

> For the purpose of our example, the exercise is to write vector code that efficiently converts a BCD string such as { 0x12, 0x34, ..., 0xcd, 0xef } to a corresponding ASCII string (e.g. { '1', '2', '3', '4', ..., 'c', 'd', 'e', 'f' }). On a high-level, a solution involves separating the nibbles into single bytes and then converting each byte to the matching ASCII value.

If your BCD string has 0xcd or 0xef in it, it's not BCD, is it? It's "binary coded hexadecimal", or as we usually call it, "binary".

This code converts a byte string to its hex representation. It has nothing to do with BCD, right?
> why should provisions of Section 230 apply?

The law was designed to allow platforms to remove content without being legally liable for all of the content. If you disagree with that then you disagree with all of S230, and you need to campaign to have it removed and replaced.

> So was Trump's video about kids being "almost immune" to Coronavirus "obscene, lewd, lascivious, filthy, excessively violent, harassing, or otherwise objectionable"? Which one was it

It was "otherwise objectionable", because it's factually incorrect. Children do get covid-19, children do spread covid-19. They're unlikely to be harmed by covid-19, but that's not the claim he made, is it?

> > In other words, they are not obliged to host anything they don’t want to.

> Then will these rules be applicable to everyone?

I genuinely don't understand how you don't understand this. "not obliged to host it" means "they don't have to host it", it doesn't mean "they have to search out everything that violates their policies and remove it".
This is a tiny, tiny problem. If this is used as a reason to allow evictions, then that'll be the thin end of the wedge to justify more, and soon people in real need will be evicted.
ASP .NET Has the same issue, but you could always override the admin bits. If you really want another library to manage Django's database usage, you can go to town, nobody has bothered coding alternatives because the ORM is sufficient. Web frameworks are not what you use if you're even concerned with micro managing how you access a database, web microframeworks on the other hand are designed for that level of detail. Something like CherryPy or Flask is more what you'd want in that case.
Do any of the countless news sites that integrate twitter commentary into their articles not matter? It feels like twitter is a place that some people go to gather rare species of opinion only to turn around and declare it a widely accepted belief. Interestingly enough the tweets that offer counter opinions are never given any representation.

In other words I can only agree with you if the consensus is that "news" sites don't matter.
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Qatar is a US protectorate, just as it was a British before (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al_Udeid_Air_Base). The British still maintain planes there. They have no independent means of survival. Most of the oil and gas is either in the US / British sphere of influence. The few exceptions (Russia, Azerbaijan, Iran, Lybia, Syria, Venezuela), Transit countries like Georgia, Ukraine. All were messed with in subtle and not so subtle ways
It's pretty ridiculous to claim that "you can exist, but not do business" is anything other than a ban. What are they supposed to do, panhandle?
Very thin (~1mm) diamond stones are now available from China. Dirt cheap.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/123879373096
The fact that you can (probably under break of license terms) get to source, doesn'tale it open source, as understood by majority of the community (which is somewhere close to OSI's definition)
It's only reciprocity if you divide the world into two tribes, the "China tribe" and the "US tribe". Someone from the "China tribe" did something bad to the "US tribe", so now we're going to grab a random member of the "China tribe" and punish them for it, even if they're not the one responsible. I used to think the Western world had abandoned that kind of collective punishment, but apparently not.

It ceases to be reciprocal if you distinguish groups at an only slightly higher resolution: Chinese businesses like TikTok and WeChat and American businesses like Google and Facebook in addition to the Chinese and American governments. The Chinese government demanded that all businesses censor content, but Google and Facebook had most of their users outside China, so they could choose not to comply and still survive. Whereas TikTok and WeChat didn't have that luxury and censor their Chinese users (TikTok by offering Douyin as a separate product and making TikTok unavailable in China, WeChat by censoring messages in conversations with at least one Chinese participant). So far, both Chinese and American businesses were bullied by the Chinese government. Now the US government decided to "reciprocate" and ... decides to bully businesses as well, but only Chinese ones. Great justice.

If TikTok or WeChat have done anything wrong they deserve to be punished for, then sue them, or, if it's not illegal, make a new law that requires them to stop doing whatever it is. That law should then also apply to Google and Facebook, just in case they might be tempted to try the same thing.

But having the president order arbitrary punishment without proof of guilt (what happened to presumption of innocence?) looks like a dictatorship to me. Maybe I'm just biased by living in a parliamentary democracy where the voting system aims for proportional representation.
You can always tell Django's ORM not to manage any of your data and write all your queries. You can also tell Django to give you the query it generates, tweak it (if / as necessary) and run from there.
In the CGI rendering of how it would have worked - I was surprised the whole thing made it into space.

I thought it would just be a booster like Falcon 9.
So the laws didn't help them to sustain their winning way?
I find my phone way too thin, I can barely use it as-is. Thankfully I have a thick case which quadruples its depth (to about 1cm), which is very usable and still fits in any reasonable pocket.

From the video, it looks like the Zero Terminal V3 is about the same size as my phone, so it would be great, at least for myself.
Are we also sanctioning Saudi Arabia over this?
Is the purpose of housing to provide an income for a landlord, or to provide somewhere for someone to live?

If it's socialist to think that houses are for living in, not for speculatin on, then yeah I'm a socialist. And so should everyone be.