skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
They may be "equally difficult to navigate" in a grand scheme of things, but they're probably not equally difficult for a particular person. Everyone got their own set of traits and interests that may make adhering to a particular gender role easier than the others.
My favorite is the story of Ceausescu Macy's visit, he believed it was all staged to impress him :-) Later commissioned actually staged department store in Romania to show visitors, afair didnt work all that well with everything selling out in single day.
> e.g. youtube-dl -f249 $URL --exec 'ffmpeg -i {} -vn -c:a copy {}.ogg'

Why not just `youtube-dl -x` ?
Completely normal people would never go to Disneyland, a gigantic fake mountain in California. Ever.
My stepmother's cousin, Jean-Pierre Radley, was a Unix enthusiast and consultant in New York City (mainly an early SCO adopter, who dabbled in Linux later on). He taught me to use mutt in 1997 or so -- apparently not long after it came out!

I'm still using mutt, although Jean-Pierre passed away three years ago.

https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/nytimes/obituary.aspx?n=je...

I believe that at the time he started using mutt, he was still getting some of his e-mail over the declining UUCP network (as he was a tremendous UUCP enthusiast and even provided commercial UUCP connectivity and support at one point).
Waterbeds have also been popular at various times. (I had one for a number of years but got rid of it after I moved into an old house.)
>Sounds like a protectionist who doesn't want ARM to be owned by any foreign entity.

Yeah, so? If the 21st century taught us anything, is that protectionism makes sense for many products/services (not that big countries really forgot it - they only "forgot" it when for the time that their products was the only game in town).
Isn't Tegra their mobile chip?
Not just "aliens". Also experimental aviation and weapons projects.
I'm glad Edward Snowden leaked what he did, but I'm not sure a pardon makes any sense at all.
Assange isn’t even a US citizen, nor (if I recall) was the “crime” on US soil. Further, The “crime” of booting up the drive should be independent of what was done with it. It’s insane to me Assange is being prosecuted. Who in the US government is willing to stand up and say this is wrong? The person who leaked the data is going to get far less time in prison.
Politically, bringing back Snowden brings back the issue, Obama/Biden era big government spying program Prism.

Trump: Remember everyone, Biden used to spy on you.

This is similar to when he did a press conference with all of Bill Clinton’s accusers. Just a means to an end for Trump.
Ask HN: How tf do I find the right team?
I'm non tech and know the general description but literally no idea about where to start finding these people
Amazing, I feel like I am getting old. I remember using Pine in college and changing over to Mutt.
are leg amputees no longer members of a bipedal species? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I think it’s unlikely Snowden would ever receive a fair trial, therefore a pardon is the best course of action, erring on the side of compassion versus “justice” typically dispensed by the US justice system. What he revealed about the domestic surveillance apparatus violating US law and citizens’ rights had significant value to nation.

Regardless, if this is how the pardon comes about, I happily support it even if it’s not ideal.
> And the distinction among “man,” “woman,” and “non-binary” without referencing sex is explained... how exactly?

It's the difference between "maleness" and "manliness". Those words are clearly related, but they mean different things. See also: "femaleness" vs. "feminine".

The latter term in either case describes cultural behaviors, clothing, accepted roles, and a whole bunch of other stuff that isn't the same as their sex. Someone can be very "manly" independent of whether they have XY chromosomes, for instance. I find it useful to be able to describe the cultural elements as one's gender separately from what organs or genes they have under the hood.
There are countless texts ( written at that time ) describing them.

This wasn't at the Jurassic age.
People outside the Midwest have more interesting nearby places to visit
What is GP? We had under 10 refunds, in all cases we refunded people. There are zero cases when access is taken away without refund. Terms say no refunds because we have no time to refund but we always did in a past since we got request in less than a week after purchase.

This is a useful discussion - we should update terms to allow refunds within 48 hours and no refund after that. To be updated later today.
I have more of a chance of making money doing this than passing a leetcode interview, so I understand the appeal. It's hard to get mad at them for doing what makes money.
The whole post honestly just sounded like he was jealous of the attention the ‘thought leaders’ were getting. Not only is jealous a petty thing to be, but that’s a particularly petty thing to be jealous of.
With specific regard to electrical infrastructure, World Bank data ranks the US in 25 place globally. Notably, the US is behind Canada (which faces very similar geographic and climactic issues with its infrastructure), the UK, France, and Japan. The only major developed democracies to score worse are Germany, Italy, and Australia.

Source: https://govdata360.worldbank.org/indicators/heb130a3c?countr...
But that's the point, isn't it?

"Sex is about reproduction" is as silly as "people who lose their legs aren't humans", because both are clearly untrue.
It's not a big deal that we're getting less stable in electricity?
The "racial stuff" seems relevant here. Sure, some people try and insert race into everything, but in this case it's a relevant, and interesting aspect of the problem domain.

My understanding is that the racial identity of the ancient Romans are actually a lot more ambiguous then most people realize, and the way the author attempts to reconcile that ambiguity has a huge impact on the image output here. And it's an interesting problem, Yann LeCun has discussed a bit about how to account for racial diversity via ML techniques (it's not just about the training data set!).

From what I recall, the reason for this racial ambiguity is because ancient Rome (and the entire Mediterranean region) was a cosmopolitan hotbed where many different ethnicities were mixing together all the time. On top of that, they didn't have the same kind of racial constructs we had, and so it's actually unclear what the races of various ancient Romans actually were.
I think it's impossible to have a fair trial when the guy has made an entire career out of detailing precisely what illegal actions he has taken.
Lets see all the woke people on this board spin this in their minds and come up with a narrative to hate Trump more. /popcorn
There's already a version of minifb for Rust though: https://github.com/emoon/rust_minifb
Seems like a good experiment for this tech: take some statues of people with known photographs, and see what imagery comes out.
But he is inviting the reader to form an impression, and doing so in an intentionally misleading way of selecting his subjects.
Demonstrating gross breach of legality and trust by intelligence agencies? In other countries, leadership of those agencies who lied to Congress (or their version of the legislative branch) would’ve done time.

It boggles the mind that some can attempt to justify the egregious actions of the US intelligence community while supporting the railroading of a whistleblower. Perhaps the intelligence community could be more responsible and compliant with statute, negating the need for whistleblowers to reveal their illegal activities.
Same here. I recently had an interview where I was 100% qualified for the Job, it went swimmingly good most of the interview, but I realized afterward there was a discrepancy in terminology that made me look like I didn't have experience in what they were asking for.

The problem was that, with my experience and resume listing those things clearly, and the company in site need to fill this position, why didn't the interviewer ask a single question, even challenging my resume based on my answers.

I get it could've been a thousand other things, but this single exchange really stood out to me as something I would've delved deeper into in the interviews I've conducted.

In my opinion, as douchy as it sounds, the company lost out on not hiring me. They still have the posting up 3 weeks later, and wanted to spin someone up in 30 days because of a 4 month work backlog. Had the person asked maybe test more questions, they would've had someone in that spot.
Snowden should be pardoned. Good for Trump if he does this
Trump wants to help a traitor that helped him get elected? Sounds so unlike him!
Yes, people who lose their ability to walk are still human, and people who lose their ability to produce sperm are still male.
Common sense. Amazon want to ‘own’ the customer relationship and go to great lengths to that end then it follows they will have to ‘own’ any liability too.

Imagine you went into a retail store with a faulty product and they were to try fob you off saying you need to go to their supplier/wholesaler/manufacturer. It mostly doesn’t work that way thanks to most consumer protection laws in place.
I wonder what a fair trial means to people...his own admissions include describing his own illegal activity...
I wish they didn't. Git clone is very slow relative to downloading a tarball. Glide/Dep would take tens of seconds to download what amounted to a few megabytes.
If you like CNN's, also check out NPR's and CSM's pages! VoA also has a Gopher mirror and an RSS feed with actual content instead of just a link. I'm still looking for more text only sites like these, but so far these 4 cover general news pretty well.
Product had been listed on eBay: Yes

Was stored in an eBay warehouse: No, eBay does not have warehouses.

Had facilitated payment: Maybe, but eBay typically just links one Paypal account to another Paypal account. eBay does not actually touch the funds. (Paypal has been it's own separate company for awhile now.)

Shipped it out in eBay packaging: Unless they're using a service, typically shipping is up to the eBay seller.

So I doubt this ruling affects eBay.
It is absolutely not a bug, Disassembly of NVIDIA drivers shows that its looking for specific KVM signatures, and if you modify those signatures, magically it starts working again...
If I force push to the wrong branch on github, is it possible to access the remote reflog to try and recover from my mistake?
> Git documentation has this chicken and egg problem where you can't search for how to get yourself out of a mess, unless you already know the name of the thing you need to know about in order to fix your problem.

This is exactly why I have been running "git diff HEAD" instead of "git diff --staging" to diff my changes that have already been added to staging. I didn't even know that flag was a thing. I really wish there was some sort of an auto complete that could go from me describing the problem to the thing suggesting commands. Oh well, until then thanks for this!
I didn't mean to suggest we should revert to old days. My vision would be a significant paring down of modern standards, updating relatively quickly even.

As OSs browsers are really bad. You don't have access to the underlying computer, the security model is broken. Just recently Apple announced that Webkit will clear local storage every 7 days (and why? Because the security model is broken). That's not very OS-like.

> We just need a few really good ones.

There is literally only one really good one: Blink. And it's not even that good.
I find your broad "nope" troubling. How are you so comfortable speaking for the entirety of several others' experiences? (While problematic) the nature of the gp's claim would be impossible to prove or disprove without mind reading powers. Even if many or most trans-accepting groups make an active effort to support those with regrets...the social pressures for someone to not voice those regrets are blatantly obvious.
This is called "both sides ism" where you give equal time to the sane view and the insane fringe view and call it "fairness"
Two possibilities come to mind:

1. My uninformed kneejerk guess is that Russia, for whatever reason, wants to be rid of Snowden. It's the only explanation for why Trump—who has no pressing reason to be thinking about Edward Snowden right now, and almost certainly does not approve of Snowden or people like him—would suddenly raise the issue.

2. That, or it's something Trump knows will get everyone talking and he needs a distraction. Maybe both.

I could be missing something, but I can't see how this is going to help Trump in an election at all. The people who care about Snowden are not going to overlook everything else Trump has done, and at the risk of sounding callous, I don't think most millenials are really thinking about Snowden at this point.

The question for me is why Putin wants Edward Snowden gone, and when you look at the one vs. the other, the answer looks pretty clear to me.
(and the other way around; people who don't get vaccinations still can be autistic)
The solution being to make FBA marketers buy stakes in the warehouse until a bunch of dropshipping bloggers own them all.
Yes, that's also an option. I tried that initially for my game, but I ended up liking pixels better, in part due to the WASM and shader support.
More specifically, the responsibility for chasing down the manufacturer for a refund is shifted onto the retailer, not the consumer.
Sure, mostly because the C# team is great and has been able to pick and choose the best features among several languages and ecosystems. We now have most of those features listed in the article since 2015 and the pace is only getting faster with point releases. Even the comment saying non-nullable reference types would never appear has already happened a year ago.

That being said, not everything is a fit (otherwise what's the point of F#?) and much of the post here seems to be edge cases or personal preference than C# defects.
You've addressed the President's possible motivations. But, do you think Snowden should be pardoned? Just curious. (It's a tough call. I've not decided my own position on the matter.)
Why has Reddit suspended Bjarne Stroustrup's account?
That's one means to understand your identity.

Generally, if you'd say, "I am a ..." then you identify as that.

You might say, for instance, I am a Catholic. Or I am a Muslim. I am a man. I am a woman. I am a chef. I am a zookeeper. I am a gun owner. I am a pacifist. I am a vegetarian. etc. etc.

Whatever your "I am a ..." statements are, they are how you identify. You will find some of them you feel strongly about and others you don't really care about but you might say them anyways. "I am a man" might not be a statement that carries a lot of feelings with it for you, whereas something like, "I am an atheist" might. Some folks are proud Republicans or Democrats, others aren't.

Others might disagree with how you identify. They might say, "Well, you might think you are a Christian, but...", and that's where we all have to collectively decide where we should be policing identities of others.
I don't think Russia needs anyone's help being rid of Snowden...

Russia is not a very free country, if they want him silent, gone, whatever it would happen.
Oh, I’m well aware.

https://sexandgenderintro.com/
Or amazon just makes it more clear when you’re buying from a non-Amazon party that uses FBA.
Exciting. I’m really interested to see how this develops, great work to this point.
Is it good to have a show where the guest can lie about whatever they want unchallenged? That just selects for good bullshitters.

Fox's Wallace and Axios's Jonathan had great Trump interviews where Trump where they let him drive himself into a ravine by asking tough questions.
Not trying to change the subject, but that's kind of an interesting question actually.

Can Edward Snowden vote in US elections? As far as I know, he's still an American citizen, and he hasn't been technically convicted of anything.
I'm almost done reading Pro Git. I thought there was a good chance it'd be useless, but it was actually useful even after using Git for six years.
Git might not be hard, it might be easy, but for someone who has not spent enough time trying to understand it, it gives options to royally F up if you don't know what you're doing. So I make it a point to never use any command other than cherry-pick. Everything else I use GitHub desktop for. Its a simple ui that only lets you do the bare minimum of git actions thats less F up prone.

Thats my personal story. The other problem I see is a large number of engineers who say git is not hard, it's very straightforward and they understand it very well, but actually they don't. And every once in a while they royally F up the entire repo and cause issues in deployment because of that. So git's main problem from my perspective is that it's an extremely advanced, unforgiving tool that gives a false sense of expertise to many mediocre programmers.
Thanks - this is much better.

> it visibly warps spacetime

The explanation for this part of the title was completely missing from the original article. They _might_ have been talking about the red shift?
I think git is a very useful tool.

That said, the syntax is a little arcane, and it could benefit from a smoother user interface. (like most package managers)

As one example, I think the common commands could be separated out from the sort of back-end commands that only experienced users should use.
I get pulled in to do interviews and while I'm provided a resume/portfolio I'm never allocated time to review it in a through manner. I'll have a normal days workload scheduled and required to be completed then an interview meeting will be dropped on my calendar. If I'm lucky it will be a day or two out but usually it's the same day.

None of this is your fault as a candidate, and I only have the reference point of two places I've worked at where I was part of the interview process but both of the HR departments functioned this way.

While I wish there was more time to prepare the recommendation for hire or no hire really comes down to how well you can answer the trivia questions and how honest and genuine the candidate comes across.

This usually works out well but not always. Very much not ideal.
What is "journalist purpose"?
Journaling weirdos is still journalism. It's just important to realize that are rare people on the fringe, not the mainstream personalities.
The Wrangler drives very differently than a Lincoln. They look awesome, but they are the polar opposite of a luxury vehicle. Heavy, slow, loud, limited towing, "outdated" manual transfer case... Makes sense for going off-road, or for customizing, but not as a luxury SUV. (And my wife talked me out of one twice! )

The other Jeeps are just cheap crossovers.

I found a perfect 4-door, 10-year-old Wrangler to buy while I waited for my Tesla, and then keep to take on the beach, but my wife decided she wanted a minivan instead.
What is the "correct" gender for an intersex person, or someone born without genitalia, or someone with 45,X/46,XY mosaicism?
You can admit guilt and plead innocent. It's weird, but it's true. And the jury can acquit in spite of overwhelming evidence of guilt. That's how the anglosaxon system of criminal justice works (or used to; perhaps this is only true now in the U.S.?).
I started work on a book a few years back but never published anything. I’m guessing I should.
Yeah. I don't like him (not eligible to vote for or against), but the "threat to our democracy" narrative is completely sunk. He clearly has no dictatorial aspirations. Maybe it's just because of events in the lead-up to the 2016 election, but if anything he seems worried about abuses of unchecked executive power on people's privacy. He's certainly at odds in some cases with Barr, who is a classic AG and wants ever-greater state power so long as it's responsibly exercised.
See, I view this as a system of oppression. “Manly” characteristics are those that are societally praiseworthy for males but considered negative for females, and “womanly” the reverse.

I actively seek to avoid that game, as it is untenable in a just society.
> It's the only explanation for why Trump—who has no pressing reason to be thinking about Edward Snowden right now, and almost certainly does not approve of Snowden or people like him—would suddenly raise the issue.

There is way more overlap in the thought process (with respect to the deep state) of Trump and Snowden supporters than than Snowden supporters would let on.
That doesn’t jive with how I’ve been spelling it....
If this is the case, not a bad strategy for Trump. In general, I assume that any move by a politician is made entirely out of self-interest.
He floats a lot of ideas that 1) make headlines but don’t really make sense and 2) never actually happen. He’s been two weeks from announcing a new healthcare plan since he took office.
What are the options for what could be the target? Or I guess in this case, what isn't the target.
Snowden is charged with theft, unauthorized communication of national defense information, and willful communication of classified communications intelligence information to an unauthorized person, under the 1917 Espionage Act. His unauthorized disclosures of classified information caused grave damage to the national security of the United States and allowed enemies of the United States to better conceal their communications and activities.

I do not think Snowden deserves a pardon. Edward Snowden should be extradited to the United States to receive a trial and an appropriate sentence.
On a related note, I recently tried floor sleeping. I started on a carpet, which was nice. Then we moved to a place with hardwood floors. Painful. So I bought a Japanese futon. I don’t feel much desire to return to the modern mattress. Since I began this experiment, I’ve only slept better and felt better than I did sleeping on various such mattresses over the years.
Seems to me like Woz has lived a fullfilling life doing basically what he's wanted to do. I don't see how that's not significant. My impression is that he never made his life's mission the ostensibly virtuous path of making commodity products for the masses. Not at Apple and not elsewhere. If I were to admire someone for how they lived their life, I'd probably choose Woz, not Jobs, because it almost seems laughably unhealthy to do otherwise.
Depends, how bad was Prism exactly?
this is beautifully put: Arbitrary action such as this is a sign of weakness: of economic weakness, and the fear to no longer be good enough to be the single biggest winner of free trade the US was for most of the 20th century.
A lot of people seem to be taking the term 'photorealistic' a little bit too literally, when we say video games have photorealistic graphics, people don't assume they are literally photos of things.

These are just 3d models of statues created to look as lifelike as a photo. Nothing more nothing less.

They're no more accurate or not than the original statues. Unless we were to go back in time and physically see these people there's really no way to tell either way.

It's just an interesting interpretation generated by some algorithms and a large sampling of data. It is what it is.