skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Has everyone gone insane?

The only thing worth growing in vertical farms is branded "Vertically Farmed" artisanal products for the rich.

Surely you can see wheat is not great for this.

You still then have to put the world's most expensive wheat through the artisanal bread making process. How will this be profitable?
Are they really that noticeable? Assume black laces--the yellow in the illustrations is a callout effect rather than actual lace color.

And if someone does notice, it seems a stretch that they would be suspicious. You could say you were feeling a creative streak. This is for message passing, not for wearing to GRU interviews...
Could you link me an online resource detailing that process? I've been wanting to put the accumulation of old phones to use.
Sorry, still not following...is there somewhere in the OP where she says she expects anyone to blindly accept and conform? In fact, she says “mine has been a living document over the years, honed through continual feedback”.

And what does “ahead of time” mean? Ahead of what time? If she says some of this at a standup why is it somehow not as oppressive as if she sent it in an email? What’s the difference?
Probably similar to how it works in criminal trials. There would be a public defender office for handling the civil cases of those without means.

Not saying that it should be done, but implementing it seems straightforward.
What happens when Linux users tell their Windows/Mac friends "Hey, I've got all of $SHOW downloaded, want it?".
Thanks! :) We should be very clear that the bulk of the work is Aaron Bembenek's.

I think Formulog would work great for analyzing the shell---as would any other Datalog, though SMT-based string reasoning will certainly come in handy. I don't think it will help you with parsing issues, though. The general approach to static analysis with Datalog avoids parsing in Datalog itself, relying on an EDB ("extensional database"---think of it as 'ground facts' about the world, which your program generalizes) to tell you things about the program. See, e.g., https://github.com/plast-lab/cclyzer/tree/master/tools/fact-... for an example of a program for generating EDB facts from LLVM. Just like real-world parsers, these are complicated artifacts.
This happen to be a well-reported news on the Chinese internet where I was able to find more details. And the author's own claims are dubious and sketchy. It was never a three way deal, he may have deals with a Chinese company that owns share. That maybe why he said it's a threeway deal, but it's two two-way deals. He never made any deal with Chinese officials, but another Chinese business owner who made the deal with the government. The fact he didn't say is that the company was in debt and bankrupted, whose employees are still trying to get paid for their work.
Another claim he make is that the local government did fulfill their monetary investment. The author said the money that the local government gave was not 'nearly enough', which is impossibly large tax-payer money, to build streamlined car production, but both parties agree to the deal in the beginning, it was the expectation. And the investor would of course, expect the invested to deliver the said product with said investment, which, as the author said, didn't happen.

What's more. There is an whisleblower within the company who work in the accounting department shared with the public on open internet months ago that the non-investing shareholders of the company who didn't put in any money, instead intellectual properties, take mortgage out of their shares, which would be unacceptable in most investment scenario because unless the patents are sold, it's outright stealing from the investing shareholder who put in actual money especially so when the final product weren't made and sold. The accountant told the public that those patents are bought with 2.2 million US dollar but were valued as 100 million, and 'technologies' that were included in the valuation are yet to be perfected, that can't be used in production.

This rant piece is nothing more than a shameful attempt to exploit American sentiment on Chinese 'property theft' trying to sway an on-going court judgement to the author's private financial interest.

If there are any wrong-doings should be left with the court to decide, but there are enough ground for an investigation to be launched, or at least, for the investor to be angry. If the author actually ran an successful operation, I would feel sorry for him, the evaluation issues won't be a problem, but that simply wasn't the case. It is a catastrophic waste of public money for a failed venture of the author and his partners.

I can not attest to if the author is making those claims unaware of those problems that he himself is also cheated by the other party, which is the Chinese company who mortgaged their shares and actually owns the patents. That company bought the company the author originally founded in the US, leading the private Chinese companies to own the author's patents.

I'd say the Chinese government is the fool in this scenario.
theft requires taking something from someone. in the case of media piracy, the license owner's property is not lost. This is not theft.
Neither alternative makes sense, so you are both correct.
Don't forget to change 'Black Hole' then. I seem to remember that it's Russian slang for girl's genitals.
> bans ByteDance from retaining US lawyers once the ban is in effect, which is a violation of due process

To counter the parent’s comment, this sounds like something a totalitarian state would do
The argument is that those presidents were generally smarter and more capable then Trump. Their executive orders were actually legal or if dubious, they were illegal in way that practically passed.

Trump does not seem to posses that ability. His strengths in in completely different areas.
> A vegan neurologist might be a bit biased...

“A doctor curing cancer may be a bit biased against tobacco...”
I notice conspiracy groups are very popular atm. Couldn’t this be used to spread conspiracises that are not conspiracies and to educate people in more layman terms? I think a lot of people don’t understand science and are intimidated by it and turn to conapiracies because they are easily digestable and worded on their understanding.
Not all of the things you mention seem necessarily connected to how people act in a society. Probably most of what you mention is the result of not having modern medicine and modern technology and knowledge.

The point I made is not about those. I am not saying, that the past were happy times. It is about how we behave with regard to each other in the society and how that did not change as much as technology and scientific advancement has been achieved.

For example we are destroying the planet right now. This was not possible hundreds of years ago. We did not have neither the technology nor the number of people to do it. -- Are we advanced enough in social and/or ethical matters, caring about the third world countries, our children and future generations and how they life on this planet, to stop the disaster? Future will tell, but damage is being done right now, which we should not be doing.
Yep, I took a look at the lists and they're sometimes quite excessive. Why would you disable OnePlus icon packs and clock widget? The AOSP list is even funnier, it disables even com.android.egg which is.. why? (TIL about being able to disable it at all) How is it bloat?
It takes quite a lot of doublethink to mention respect and eating animals in the same sentence. And I say this as a meat eater as well (although I heavily reduced consumption of animal products in the last few months).
They already are, it's the browser…
I'm not understanding. Why is the OS a concern of this browser-based streaming application?

I don't know anything about cross-platform support, so clearly I'm missing something. Is it cross-platform DRM? I'm admittedly ignorant about this stuff.
Uh oh, you used the 'steal' word when referring to digital goods. A non-insignificant group of pirates don't consider downloading content to be 'theft.'
Nah, Apple might be rich but they're not dominant like IBM was back in the day. More likely he'd call it one of these:

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iqqing
jrrjoh
ksskpi
lttlqj
muumrk
nvvnsl
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pxxpun
qyyqvo
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saasxq
tbbtyr
uccuzs
vddvat
weewbu
xffxcv
yggydw
zhhzex
aiiafy
bjjbgz
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fnnfkd

weewbu sounds catchy, a bit like [W]eibo.

lttlqj - little QJ, would work. Otherwise iqqing.
Also known as the natural order of things.
We do use incremental solving. check-sat-assuming is generally better than push/pop, though, because Datalog's bottom-up search isn't DFS.

If you're interested, check out our ICLP 2020 extended abstract: https://cs.pomona.edu/~michael/papers/iclp2020_extabs.pdf. We should have more on this in not too long.
While the market for remote Elixir job is small I suspect that the number of Elixir engineers is fewer than, say, JS engineers so it might balance out.

I've built an aggregator / scraper to combine / search all large remote job boards and simplify contract hunting for myself. You might find this useful -
https://findwork.dev/?search=elixir&remote=true&sort_by=date
It does make you wonder how Raspberry Pi got their logo past Apple. I can’t find anything saying there were issues on a quick search.

Maybe a pear is too closely related.
Where’s the executive order to ban Google
Similarly in Spain. In large cities like Madrid or Barcelona these guys are owning properties, running both small and large businesses and very often avoiding taxes (try to ask in one of small venues for a bill and be sure then to check it). Moreover, quite some properties are Chinese-owned winding up the rental prices for local population, which were already pumped up by popularity of short-term holiday rentals such as AirBnB. These have been pretty well known problems to local population, but nobody up is doing anything about it, since it is an easy and quick money.
It could be a matter of routine: Leave your house at 7:00AM every morning. Walk 15 minutes to the bakery. Order and be out the bakery door by 7:20AM. In normal circumstances, you just leave and go about your day. Only once would you stand around for an extra 4 minutes - say reading a paper, or eating what you just bought. Otherwise it looks like a normal routine.
Were they charging Linux users less? I imagine that there is an order of magnitude more MacOS users compared to Linux. How many users does it take to break even with streaming?
Unmounting/ejecting a drive by dragging its desktop icon to the trash. I know you did this in really old macs to eject a floppy, but it's cool they keep that feature around on modern macOS
They are pretty well known to go after US-based people (Chinese .. and non-Chinese citizens) by threatening friends and family still living in China, in response to various issues, or simply criticism. For espionage. To force them to return to China. To help them force other Chinese back. To force out Buddhism. And I'm sure that list has not gotten shorter.

In a few cases even non-Chinese citizens whose friends became "reachable" for the Chinese government.

TikTok would be an excellent source of information for this practice.

Examples:

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2020/07/fbi-chief-china-threa...

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-china-wray/china-coer...

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/jul/12/you-could-end-...

https://www.hrw.org/news/2019/03/21/china-government-threats...
FYI for anyone in the same situation, Netflix built some open source packages to solve this:

https://netflixtechblog.com/introducing-aardvark-and-repokid...

The idea is that the default policy on new things is deny all, and then it monitors cloudtrail for privilege failures and reconfigures IAM to allow the smallest possible privilege to get rid of that deny message.
Thank you, this was an excellent read for myself, an English-speaking American. It's interesting how much of a big story this is locally for that city.

Are Chinese news stories often this long and detailed?

Is it extra newsworthy because Saleen / "Sailin" vehicle manufacturing was part of that province's five year plan? Or would this have gotten the same coverage regardless?
I think no milk but meat would be better.
Those sequencers do not include Ableton, the Monomachine, Bitwig, Logic, or any that I have experience with. They all use force to scale mechanics that make accidentals impossible.

I suspect Numerology might. I've only seen semitone transpose in most arp implementations, never the ability to work within scale notes. I've never seen an arp that can walk across chords and probabilistically invert them.

The Cirklon had a lot of great ideas including some things like random step transpositions and variables - but generally, in DAWs, it's not something you have access to. Nobody's even tried to get something like Electron parameter locks going, which is a shame, because they are awesome.

I don't have enough karma or levels or superpowers to down vote anyone. I have no idea how this website works in that regard.
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Just wanted to say - I had a lot of fun playing this!
> It's a lot easier to achieve food security when your food production is industrialised and hermetically sealed in a relatively small area.

Citation? Sounds good in theory but many problems could arise, such as molds, fungus, or complete wiping out of a monoculture from disease.
Nobody does that anymore. It's "Hey, I got $SHOW on my plex server, want an invite?"
Indeed. Not stealing things for which one has capability to steal is considered morally wrong here.
Mac is one platform. Linux is tens of different operating systems.
absolutely. don't do this please. The filter is able to filter out particles smaller than 0.3um by using weak electrostatic forces. baking it will make the mask less effective. if you can just have a few masks that you rotate through... the best would be a 3 day rotation.

there's a good reason the CDC doesn't say to do this.

anyway .3 micron particles are the hardest for a mask to filter out because they are small and tend to go in a straight line more than the smaller particles. the filtration effectiveness of the mask is a u shaped curve with a trough in the region of the .3 micron particle sizes.
North Europe here. Myself & my kids may consume at least 1 liter of milk per day up to multiple liters (with cereal, or just drinking it or making food with it). Not counting all the milk-products we consume...

In time of poverty, cow was actually essential part of life. A life saver. You get milk, butter, sour cream, cheese, cottage cheese. I think not every word from this list makes sense to some living in some other countries, because not all products are consumed in other places in the world.
> but would drain us in a legal battle we could never afford

Can someone explain how does that work?
I wish I could upvote this 1000 times
Yes. Here is their trademark notice of opposition. It's as ridiculous as it sounds.

https://www.scribd.com/document/471822364/Apple-s-Notice-of-...
When did Wozniak write this? Don't see a date.
No. You provide examples of why you think Snopes is worthy of believing.

There is no reason to believe them simply due to the fact that they are posited as an unbiased site.

They present information in bad faith then contradict themselves on the exact same page in the explanation of their claim to validity.

Burden of proof is on he who makes an outrageous claim, so by all means feel free to state your case as to why you think a particular, clearly untrustworthy website, is worthy of trust
Good concept. Can I contact you?

Im building a digital property marketplace
https://www.getglobalhome.com/
Exactly. Building an entire startup on top of someone else's API (Especially when the big players can also access it) doesn't seem to be a great idea.

The only winner here is always OpenAI.
A webpage should not be making decisions based on the OS running the browser. The web is meant to be platform agnostic.
these types of signals can be assigned different meanings, from day to day depending on briefings.

it is also possible to depict roman numerals with lace patterns, and using under/over eyelet lacing to further increase to combinations or provide a bit of stego in the mix. you can send a shill signal with X's and a real signal with laces through eyelets.

these sorts of things are used popularily and certain affiliations creedos or type of date your looking for in a fetish bar are often communicated by display of accessories.

so its not a big secret anymore its just a matter of getting the context of the signal. so how you lace your shoes has different meaning in a night club than in front of the embassy
Teaser (or for example),

$ rewq standup

... would open a meetup-standup link... or just

$ rewq

... if its around 11-am, would open the standup link.

$ rewq notebook

... would open your notebook or show a list of URLs for all your notebooks.

Add a comment or upvote if you need something like this.
There is very much a constitutional requirement that the government can't tell you you can't have the lawyer you want because they are a US citizen. That's a clear violation of the 14th amendment right to due process...
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I support TikTok in this matter. I'm not comfortable with the United States banning companies. We should strive to be the best place on earth to do business in. We are an open country and we benefit from being open. We benefit from competition.

If I'm afraid China is taking my personal information, it's up to me, the consumer, to delete the app. It's up to Apple to design APIs to prevent real theft of such things as passwords left on your clipboard, or location data.

Many people will point to the fact that TikTok is controlled by a single party, the CCP, and may push various points of view. I don't see how that is different than Twitter whose employees give to the Democrats at a North Korean level of popular support [1] (99.8% of political gifts given to non GOP candidates). Twitter famously shadow ban conservatives, cause liberal ideas to "trend", and push a political agenda even if I'm there just for technology news.

Again, comparing TikTok to Twitter, when I load TikTok I see music videos and no politics. When I load Twitter I see riots, violence and people complaining about Trump (24/7 365). It's like looking into the depths of the abyss. Twitter provides a platform for countries to threaten one another, for example Iran threatens Israel on its platform. TikTok provides a platform to make music videos. How is again Twitter superior?

One other point, I wish to make is the way we are handling the transfer of TikTok to Microsoft. We are literally taking TikTok's business and giving it to Microsoft with a "Big fee" paid to the Federal Government. Considering China's history, this will offend them. What if they did the same thing to us? What if they did not trust Apple's business in China? What if they stole Apple's Chinese business, and gave it to Tencent with a fee paid to the CCP?

TikTok is a major accomplishment because it's the first US top rated social network not designed in the United States. This is something to be celebrated and a cause to inspire us to compete to make something even better. Taking it, transferring it or banning it is not the way to go.

[1] https://www.fec.gov/data/receipts/individual-contributions/?...
That was poorly conceived. They'd have to keep those things stored somewhere for as long as the spy was active. What if a rat ate the last Mars bar at 6:00am?
Twitter has lots of money to spend on lawyers; he didn't. (The US does not have a 'loser pays' legal system.)
The concept is the same. I'm not saying the implementation is identical. And I meant gopath before modules - where you have to explicitly define your environment.
Yes, we absolutely should stop doing any business with both Saudi Arabia and China, both of which are brutal murderous totalitarian regimes.

Failing that, however, considering the two options for global social networks are precisely limited to

a) there are no global social networks
b) there are global social networks but only ones that are directly controlled by the CCP

I'm pretty alright with a).
Are you implying the USA is a totalitarian state now?
Public rhetoric is one thing, but private discussions go on with the president from intelligence officials all the time.
I’m Chinese but you wouldn’t preface my actions with “consider China’s firewall.”
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So, can you please elaborate what exactly I would be stealing? They willingly abandoned any revenue they could get from me by abandoning my platform.
Command + L inside Spotlight to jump to the dictionary definition of the word you just typed.
Looks very promising (although I have no API key)!

Feature request:
I got surprised when I was asked to sign in. Introduce an anonymous mode where "Sign in with Google" is not enforced. History could be exported locally and imported from the file system.
That isn’t how the law works. You can still be a consumer if you buy a different device.

This is like saying, “since this show is on HBO, but I only subscribe to Netflix, it must be totally ok to pirate it”

They aren’t required By law to support all forms of consumption to maintain their copyright.

It might suck, and you can be mad at them, but it doesn’t give you any legal right to pirate.
>The proteasome controls ESCRT-III–mediated cell division in an archaeon

https://science.sciencemag.org/content/369/6504/eaaz2532
Suggestions of coded messages/steganography were made, but I'm struggling to find anything concrete:

> Suspected ringleader Mohamed Atta was seen repeatedly by witnesses using his Hotmail account at public libraries in Florida to surf the Internet, downloading what appeared to be pictures of children and scenes of the Middle East.[1]

> Many of the hijackers were frequent visitors to libraries and internet cafes in Florida, where they are believed to have received their final orders in coded message.[2]

Pre-9/11:

> Through weeks of interviews with U.S. law-enforcement officials and experts, USA TODAY has learned new details of how extremists hide maps and photographs of terrorist targets — and post instructions for terrorist activities — on sports chat rooms, pornographic bulletin boards and other popular Web sites.[3]

[1] https://web.archive.org/web/20011005232014/https://abcnews.g...

[2] https://www.theregister.com/2001/10/11/iomart_cashes_in_on_w... ([1] and [2] found via https://www.giac.org/paper/gsec/3494/steganography-age-terro...)

[3] https://web.archive.org/web/20030606200613/http://www.usatod... (found via https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/11308369.pdf)
You as an individual or a small company being built off the savings of an individual cannot afford the myriad of legal fees associated with the process the large corporation is putting you through. It's really not hard to understand how a company with billions in the bank can literally just "war of attrition" you into losing any case, even ones they have no standing to win.
How does it compare to Zelle (Early Warning Systems) from an integration and cost perspective for financial partners?

Personally, I’d rather the Fed run real time payments instead of some private consortium made up of the largest US banks (some governance/overnight vs less so as a private corporation), but the Fed’s been dragging their feet for years while Zelle has rolled out quickly. Humorously, Facebook’s Libra is what set a fire under the Fed [1] [2].

[1] https://www.bankingdive.com/news/fed-gives-new-details-on-it...

[2] https://www.federalreserve.gov/newsevents/pressreleases/file... (warning: 50 page pdf)
High value and highly perishable. Wheat can be stored for years, but the shelf life of your kale/arugula/romaine salad is a matter of days.
Lawyers are expensive. Court cases take a very long time. It doesn't matter if you win the judgment if you run out of money in the process.
the cheap rice cookers use a temperature switch that triggers after it reaches a bit over 100C yes.