skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I like Scala but it inherits Java's issues with shared mutable state and limits on OS threads and stacks. Kotlin coroutines look good but I think they're very new. I haven't learned how Haskell might reconcile concurrency and laziness (is forcing a value serialized?)
Alliance Française and Goethe Institutes too? Dante Institute?
In America, one language is enough. God spoke English, the proof is the Bible is written in English.
Don't need no other languages.
Except maybe...Java.
I've totally stopped using reddit. It is incredibly annoying that every single page has that annoying popup.
They don't need to eat beef though, emissions from other meats are much lower.
Just a few meters, as per the article. I'm guessing if you can't hear it on the iPhone's speaker, it won't be audible on AM radio either.
How to start a blog: guides for beginners 2020
Change the www in the url to an i
There are so many big service providers that do not verify emails and start spamming anyway.

And there are also companies like Epic Games that got my email via a (failed) Playstation registration something. When I wanted to register to buy a game it did not allow me to create my account. I had to use another temporary email while I entered the account with my correct email and deleted it.

We should make a support group for the endless frustrations.

I should also point out that I connected with one of the similarly-named-email guy. When I recognize that it was directed to him, I'll just forward the email now.
Assuming I counted correctly,

Ada 2012 has 73 reserved words: http://www.ada-auth.org/standards/rm12_w_tc1/html/RM-2-9.htm...

C++ 20 has 97 keywords: https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/keyword
> Goroutines don’t switch at arbitrary points

That was only ever an implementation detail, though - you always had to program as though goroutines were preemptive. And sure enough, from Go 1.14, “Goroutines are now asynchronously preemptible” [0].

> Go “awaits” by default

Yes, the main selling point of async-await isn’t cooperative vs preemptive, it’s the explicit context switches compared to the implicit context switches of threads, goroutines and stackful coroutines.

[0] https://golang.org/doc/go1.14
Oh god yes. I have a 6 character pronouncable gmail address as my main email address. Some highlights:

* Several people from (I think) Mexico City have sent me requests in Spanish asking for medical prescriptions, including photos of their current medication.

* I started receiving receipts for an Italian parking fee app. After I contacted their support about the problem, I received an email addressed to their user asking them to confirm the email address.

* Someone signed up for Comcast DSL and there was no way to opt out of those emails, support didn't react and logging into the account would have required additional information not in the emails. I finally made a complaint to the FTC under the CAN SPAM act - that got their attention and they managed to fix the issue.

* Someone signed up for some rewards program and proceeded to collect points by signing up for about 10 different newsletters.
i.reddit.com is very good for mobile
> The highest court in the US is the supreme court and every court any of us can be subjected to is under it.

I'll buy that argument as long as Americans stay inside their own borders. When you choose to enter another country you are subject to their laws whether you agree with them or not. Afghanistan has signed on to the ICC and the activities being investigated took place in Afghanistan.

Having said that I don't expect US policy to change on this issue regardless of who wins the next election. Letting US soldiers be tried for war crimes is bad politics.
Not going back to MacOS. I really lost heart for Apple software.

Perhaps BSD or some Linux? I can also drop Macbooks as their build quality tanked after 2015 and sooner or later I should get a new hardware.

Personaly I am not a Google hater. They do a lot wrong and stupid things but I am still seeing Google as net positive. Perhaps thats naive.
The old "We sleep safely in our beds because rough men stand ready in the night to visit violence on those who would do us harm." - anon
Many places are fine with 3-5 story buildings and row houses for those who insist on single family housing (nothing wrong with that). From what I have heard about SF and the bay area it's mostly detached single family units with very large lot sizes.

I understand the benefits of single family units and a private outdoor space but I feel like there are diminishing returns. It's probably possible to retain more than 75% the value of a single family unit while doubling density.
I knew that Asparagus had this effect, and I knew that some people couldn’t smell it.

I didn’t know that there were some people who did not have this effect happen to them.

And I didn’t know the names of the specific chemicals involved.

Although, I did think that the chemical they added to natural gas to give it that unique smell was called Ethyl Mercaptan, not what was stated in this story.
Ha ha, has been raising eyebrows for a while already, this moment [0] is hilarious, although the whole clip is a classic from the '70s.

[0] https://youtu.be/OfsJAgaY62E?t=546
In-App Purchase for Online Grocery Store
Time to give a massive apology and a full pardon to Mr Snowden then.
AWS Services in 2 Minutes
DGUX toolchain was GNU out of the box. It was one of the reasons I loved it.
Why would the EU want to catch up or rival them in military spending?
I live in a 5 story apartment building and I sometimes wonder if I'm the only person in the building.
I think it's designed to frustrate you into downloading that app
Another perspective: if a US citizen, or a criminal organization that includes US citizens were suspected of committing a serious crime abroad, you would presumably have no problem with them being prosecuted (and not by the US). The main difference here is that those citizens were operating as part of the US Government.
Interesting about two weeks ago I discovered Bardcore when I was looking for cues to use in online roll d20 games.

I am playing a PF2 gnome bard which is what triggered the search, though I was looking initially for circus style music and things lie the original intro to mack the knife (german version)
On a related note, there's a great trend of high-quality remakes in altogether more recent historical styles. Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox is a great example.

This Frank-Sinatra-esque "Still Alive" (by "8-Bit Big Band") is really good. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22vbhTi1ieI
I should have filtered IP addresses, leaving only ranges before posting. Mea culpa.

IP addresses are blocked in a different context but land on the same list.

Still, to answer your question, dynamic IP addresses can be sticky. Where I operate, some ISPs lease the same IP address for each IP lease renewal. The only way to get an IP address is to wait until the lease expires by e.g. switching off the router.
Years ago I considered setting up a hosting company. This is part of the reason why I didn't go through with it - dealing with idiots locking themselves out and/or letting their website get compromised & send spam/host inappropriate content wasn't worth it even though the technical side looked pretty straightforward and a fun challenge.
Rust is a fine replacement for C++, but not really for C, and the reasons why Rust can't be a replacement for C are very similar to why C++ can't be a replacement for C. Everybody who chooses C today has slightly different reasons to do so, but one important reason is that C is a very small language with a very small standard library, and most parts of the standard library can be ignored without losing any of the "qualities" of the C language. IME a small language feature set makes it easier to evaluate and integrate third party code, it's hard to say exactly why that is, but that's my experience anyway. Of course one could say "nobody forces you to use the whole feature set of Rust", but the same has been said in the C++ world for decades. The problem is that everybody selects their own subset of the language when having the choice.
EMule 0.60a
You have watched a knights tale?
You misunderstood: the US government is the suspected "criminal" in this case.
Changing food production is possibly one of the easiest ways to attack climate change, as far as physical/biological feasibility goes (desires of tastebuds notwithstanding). Nobody trying to tackle food production suggests you should become malnourished for the sake of the climate.
rsync over ssh with retries
Twitter UI uses a token to authenticate all operations with their own API.

When you use the mobile application the token is refreshed automatically.

When you use the web version it does the same but only if you are logged in.

It happens to me all the time. I don’t use Twitter myself but many people in my circle of friends and colleagues do. They constantly share stuff that is posted on Twitter and almost every time I click these links I get the error message because the token in my web browser storage has been invalidated, so I have to reload the page one or two times to force the UI to request a new token so I can see the content and then forget about Twitter for a couple of hours until another friend or colleague shares another link and the circle repeats again.
Yes, the money you spend has a pretty strong correlation with your environmental impact. I remember a presentation from Jeffrey Sachs that put a sustainable level of spending at about $10,000 USD per person. There are no Teslas on a green planet.
Someone I used to know had the Lawyer experience too, only the namesake was a high ranking UK banker and the topic was the late-2000s financial crisis.
Those are pre-sample non-final numbers. We didn't post Intel's numbers because they are unverified.
Indian PM Modi's Twitter account hacked
Just another data point: I read it same as the parent, that the original text was referring to the fact that the Obama administration didn't prosecute the torturers (regardless of when it occurred).

It seemed obvious to me that the point being made was that neither party seems to care to hold wrongdoers in government accountable for their actions.
Try using nitter -- a no js twitter interface. Reading UX is so much better with it.
The overall incarceration rate wouldn't be misleading with this information, although the correlation they draw with privatization of prisons in some states very well could be. Is there a specific pair of states you would refer to here?
A 3-email welcome sequence you can use
I remember reading a part in iWoz about a circuit he built with an IC, that he created by ignoring the interface and knowing the internal circuit diagram.
I've been meaning to read his book but I keep getting distracted.

Maybe reading his article will help, but I'm also feeling quite distractible.
Anxiety, depression, and PTSD may be adaptive responses to adversity: study
10th Gen that ended in a U are Comet Lake (14nm++++)
10th Gen that ended in a G with a number are Ice Lake (10nm)
I don't have extensive experience but learned it a few years ago and believe I can answer some your questions. This is subjective, others might disagree or perhaps add their own experiences.

> Why did Ada not manage to get a significant foothold outside of some small domains?

Probably mostly due to licensing issues. Ada has a runtime that you basically have to use and the most complete AdaCore version forces you to release executables under GPL. The FSF version is less complete (many libraries are missing) and allows you to use the much more permissive mGPL version. However, it always lags behind the version from AdaCore and many developers in the past were scared away by the licensing issues.

Other reasons often mentioned:

- Ada has a certain (perceived) background in the US military and aviation industry, which some people don't like.

- Ada is a very complete language and not easy to learn. The syntax is special, in that it specifies each construct on its own and re-uses keywords.

- Overuse of pragmas and "glued on" Unicode string handling

> What's great, what's not so great about it?

Great: It's an extremely fast and safe general systems language suitable for all kinds of programs. It allows high level and extremely low level programming and is suitable for embedded programming.

Not so great: The type constraints for generics are not as expressive as they could be. Aliasing rules ("pointers") are stricter than they would need to be. There are a few oddities with anonymous vs. named types to watch out for.

> How "modern" does the language feel, including the tooling, documentation, etc? Specifically Spark 2014.

Tooling and documentation is excellent, thanks to AdaCore and several good books, as well as the official Ada reference. The language does not "feel" modern, because many libraries are old and appear to be outdated. In reality, old Ada code will just compile and run so there is no need to constantly update and maintain libraries.

> Spark2014

Can't answer that question.

> Are there any close alternatives that are production ready?

The GNAT Ada ecosystem mostly maintained by AdaCore is as production ready as a language could be. AdaCore expect you to buy a commercial license if you're doing safety critical work. As for other compilers, that depends on the vendor and most of them do not support the latest Ada standard.
To be fair if Covid really showed anything it is that we shouldn't eat animals.
Ahh, I think you're right.

NC passed a Second Chance Act which makes it easier to expunge records, says https://abc11.com/second-chance-act-roy-cooper-signed-into-l... , and "Cases dismissed after December 1, 2021 may automatically be expunged per the Second Chance Act." says https://www.swlawnc.com/blog/new-expungement-law-in-nc which adds that laws in other states have automatic removal of dismissed charges after a period of time.

This means that my quote from Wikipedia about expungement isn't the full story.
Isnt being distracted just a form of procrastination?
> still allow you

We're actually moving in the opposite direction now. A lot of services nowadays became less strict in what they require to open an account (for the sake of growth and engagement) compared to a decade ago.
Firebase for Flutter: Setting Up
I think the suggestion was to fertilize the oceans with large quantities of iron to create massive microorganism blooms to sequester CO2, not to somehow "block the clathrate gun" as it were.
You're forgetting that a 200m elevator ride is less energy intensive than commuting e.g. 10km by car.
Biden Promises to End Traditional 401(k)-Style Retirement Savings Tax Benefits
Or an "old".

You can use "old.reddit.com" instead of "www.reddit.com", but you might get an SSL error if you try to use "https://www.old.reddit.com/...".
Are you sure clouds actually reduce warming? My understanding was that since they retain heat through the night, but only reflect light in the day, they actually exacerbate warming. That's why it's thought that airplane contrails contribute to warming, since they increase cloud cover. Could be wrong though; I don't recall where I read that exactly.
These are laptop processors - Intel also didn't release 1000-unit OEM pricing in our prelim info.
Put it under an electron microscope then. That combined with carefully removing metal layer by layer should do the trick.
Maybe do your research first ...
https://www.bis.doc.gov/index.php/enforcement/oac
Japan has the most stable environment for companies. In the list of the oldest 5 worldwide the japanese companies were founded in 578 until 771 AD, which makes them more than 1400 years old!

According to a report published by the Bank of Korea in 2008 that looked at 41 countries, there were 5,586 companies older than 200 years.

3,146 (56%) are in Japan

837 (15%) in Germany

222 (4%) in the Netherlands

196 (3%) in France

Of the companies with more than 100 years of history, most of them (89%) employ fewer than 300 people. A nationwide Japanese survey counted more than 21,000 companies older than 100 years as of September 30, 2009.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_oldest_companies
Oui. Cependant, il y a: http://www.petitnicolas.com/collection/albums#collection-lan...

PS. 3 bises > 2 bises ... but on the other hand, if it weren't for you all, we wouldn't have verlan :-)

PPS. https://i.pinimg.com/originals/6e/d4/b0/6ed4b0c84ac892dc5b9d...
I so wish she would descend from her cloister and grace us with more of her bangin' tunes.

There's nothing I love more than when exceptionally skilled people spend a ton of effort on what's essentially a joke. Her version of Jolene is crazy good, and all of her small changes to the lyrics and the music are absolutely perfect. Ridiculously accurate re-styling of the song!
> You got it all backward comrade. Libya was just fine before France and the US intervened. Sure the infrastructure and liberties were not there, but that's kinda the theme of the region.

Here is a link to the civil war (Arab spring) before the involvement of other countries. I can find more if needed.

https://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/features/2017/04/happening...
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what is ur name?
Ruby and C++ OOP don't belong to the same lineage. Ruby is effectively "Smalltalk alike" OOP IMHO.
no no, actually, I follow most people who shares links to their blogs, not really care about people who tweet dozens times a day about silly things ;)
Ask HN: What is a trend and how to identify the drivers of such?
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Use from C++ just function templates, constants and stricter conversion rules - and you've got a perfect C.
To provide their own defense, ensure their energy sufficiency (in contrast to the US, EU doesn't really have its own energy apart for a bit of North Sea oil, most of it is imported from Russia and the Middle East, two places known for being peaceful and cooperative), protect their trade routes/trading partners, and enforce international law (e.g. anti-nuclear weapons regulations and sanctions)
Electro bluegrass to me wouldn't be rockabilly[1], but the high lonesome equivalent of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gApq7K78pbo complete with glitched hemiolas.

I'm trying to refind some of the better audio/video mashups I've seen, but fighting The Algorithm atm.

- BLM cupid shuffle video / audio: boot scoot boogie

- Footloose line dance video / audio: boom boom boom

- vertically spinning race car crash video / audio: lezginka

At least there's still jumpstyle hopak:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqEtq34dSUo

and (not even externally mashed up) bolly[wood] ciao:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2wahu8bDMo

[1] even "electric bluegrass" I'd put closer to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mg1AD0GBii4

Bonus track: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fr7718xoeMI
I'm amazed that Reddit still has such an open API that you can build apps that are far better than their own, and yet they make the mobile web experience so bad to try to push people toward the app.
What do you do if both are turned on? Or does it figure it out?
How to Build a Product with User-Centered Design Approach
It's not all bad of course, it's a complex product so you can simultaneously delivery useful features while making the design / usability worse.
https://www.bis.doc.gov/index.php/enforcement/oac

Who Is Covered by the Laws?

The antiboycott provisions of the Export Administration Regulations (EAR) apply to the activities of U.S. persons in the interstate or foreign commerce of the United States. The term "U.S. person" includes all individuals, corporations and unincorporated associations resident in the United States.

Conduct that may be penalized under the TRA and/or prohibited under the EAR includes:

Agreements to refuse or actual refusal to do business with or in Israel or with blacklisted companies.
Agreements to discriminate or actual discrimination against other persons based on race, religion, sex, national origin or nationality.

—-

I would say that discrimination clearly applies in this case, and individuals do have a responsibility under the EAR.
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What's your judgment on the Doom 3 source code? It's something performance critical, but it's in C++; Sanglard's review of the design codebase was very positive.
> Congress could, if the American people wanted - which they do not - abolish these agencies entirely.

Unfortunately that's not now power works, not even in a relatively free society such as the US. How often does the public actually get their way when it comes to policy? Once elected, representatives will almost certainly follow the same agenda - work hard to maintain power and privilege for the existing ruling class. Secret services with discretionary power are an invaluable tool in this endeavor.
Let me reverse the question; what metric would make sense to a new programmer? Experience dictates that the only measure which new people really care about is familiarity (see the debate between s-expressions vs. infix operators) and it's also the only one they feel strongest about.

Is it small wonder that OO languages are more popular when the vast curriculum of the current generation of programmers were raised on python or Java?
Some second level example addresses are actually reserved and not for use. See rfc 2606.
"Nobody goes there any more, there's too many people..."
Not only did they brought Libya to ruin but they also gave arms to the radical Islamists that they ended up fighting later on. There was also the issue with ICE and the killer drones too. The only difference between a two-party system and a single-party system is the illusion of choice.
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I have my 6 letter surname at gmail as well, and I've had this issue for decades. Everything from wedding invitations to banking to schools etc.

I have answered some helpfully if I had the time, but mostly ignored them and put them in a folder as "mail for others".

One in particular, some kid in Arizona who shares my last name has signed up for everything from golf to Epic Games. I found him on facebook and friended (since we shared our last name) and politely asked him if he could try to not use my email for things. He told me it was his, called me a creep and blocked me.

It's kind of hilarious how many people insist the email I (or Google I suppose) own is also theirs, despite the technical impossibility of that scenario. The same has happened with my phone number.
I user Reddit Is Fun app religiously for the past 5 years.

The moment they decide to cripple 3rd party apps is probably when I'm quitting reddit. Don't even get me started on the new design which I opted out of.
While these books can offer interesting perspectives, I'm now wondering how to find more modern works of philosophy, as this book is already 50 years old really.