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Use vimwiki and commit it to git, done.

https://github.com/vimwiki/vimwiki
Like jacobush mentions: copy some shell code to clipboard, tell unknowing user to open terminal and do CMD+V and enter.

Or indeed, put some malware site on my clipboard.

Either way, it’s my clipboard and no website should be able to change it without my permission.
Because the "background checks" happen upfront in case of arranged marriages. That way there isn't any emotional issues in case they fail.
Which countries in the world are net exporters of emissions?
Yes, and re-read them in the past couple of weeks since the new ones are coming out.

It didn't feel out of place to me, sure some story arch's got wrapped up, but others opened up.

If this went onto say 9 books like that it would have a pacing similar to The Expanse where every couple of books there's a new "villain" or challenge. I'd much rather have that than something like Expeditionary Force where one storyline seems to be dragging on forever.
Ok. But this doesn't justify blocking the app by the government, or does it?
I've never tipped a car mechanic. They bill their labor rates anyways, tipping in such circumstance should never be expected.

Generally, most tipping is at restaurants and bars/pubs. Hairdresses/barbers/salons is also very common because of the close personal interaction with the worker.

Most of the time you tip at businesses that would be expected to employ low-education, or poorer or immigrant workers (and by extension, more easily abused workers.) Restaurants, salons, car washes, etc, all tend to employ poorer, less educated people, and also tend to be highly tip-based businesses. So for the most part you're expected to tip at businesses that traditionally abuse and underpay their employees.
Trump's character flaws, faux status as a successful business mogul, a conservative, a champion of the Republican party, a racist, ... is left to the reader. (A hilariously easy task with some time and Google.)

What I wanted to address was the single issue of China garnering votes for Trump's second term. JFK is famously quoted for this: "...Ask not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your country,..."[1] America didn't become the world's top economy by being anti-globalist. We manufactered things, we exported things, we embraced international trade. We pioneered the transistor, created silicon valley, and created an environment where enterprising foreign nationals could come with their ambitions and build companies that ultimately would employ Americans, enrich stock holders, and create jobs. But ... now Trump and his administration is slowly closing the US off from immigration of persons and businesses and ideas. How many of the worlds future Fortune 100 companies are in the minds of PHd students or researchers that given this new visa situation will think twice about incorporating in the USA? Just look at the businesses created in the first and second tech booms and ask how many founders were foreigners.

Regarding the foreign reserve currency and Chinese military might. I guess I am more bullish on that not changing anytime soon. The US spends far too much in propping up the military industrial complex that it would take generations of incompetent presidents to ruin that lead. That being said it's very disconerting for Trump to be so cozy with our enemies, to openly praise North Korea (could be a policy of appeasement or just keeping one's enemies closer than his freinds... i dunno) and to give exuberant praise to Putin, etc., and to disregard intel from his own agencies, to badmouth the FBI and the CIA, to bilk the government into paying himself by staying at his own properties, golfing practically his whole presidency, praising white supremacists, ... all of this is forgiven because he's "hard on China". HAH!

To think that President Xi isn't 10 moves ahead is to be truly ignorant.
Objecting to whipping or stoning to death is me asserting a colonialists supremacy?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_rights_in_Pakistan
I download the articles, so I can even read them in the event they are taken offline.
These days most people don’t use Internet Explorer.
I took the plunge a week ago to go for org mode & spacemacs, worth it.
How to Be Indistractable
Harmony Mobile Wallet – A DeFi Opportunity and Financial Inclusion Vision
CAC is not S&M
It's interesting how one can simultaneously think China is "war mongering" while at the same time see nothing wrong with advocating starting a war immediately.
Docker Enterprise Security Features
Of course now this post will become the most favorited HN post of all time. I certainly marked it and reminded myself to use that feature more often.
That does not excuse banning an app on a moral basis. Some people might not see themselves in those family values.
Well, having more spare ruby processes / threads would make the app more resistant to latency variability, and could have made some incidents into nonevents.

Also, while I don't disagree that it is indeed a hard problem, I do have very good experience with an async java stack, where I didn't have to worry about things like this. As long as a sane queue limit is defined on let's say the jetty http client, if something bad happens at the other end, the back pressure would kick in by failing immediately the requests that couldn't make it into the queue. Other parts of the app would then continue to be functional.

So, I would contend that it has a lot to do with ruby high memory usage, made much worse when single-threaded, and it looks like ruby 3.0 still won't have a complete async story yet?

EDIT: I checked the link again, and it looks Jeff Dean was talking about latency at p999 or above? By "hiccup", I actually mean something that would increase avg latency by perhaps 5~10x times, e.g. avg latency of 100ms under steady state + timeout of 1 second + the remote being down. Sorry for the confusion. Here, I am lucky if people start caring about p95.
The C++ type system is vastly stricter than C.
Thanks for responding, it is interesting to hear your perspective.

What was awful about it? It seems to me that it was a difference of expectations?
Thy should have just upgraded the kernel to a fixed one, which definitely does not require to upgrade the whole distribution.

Also if they are using Kubernetes normally there is no reason to not upgrade the whole distribution as well, since only Kubernetes will be running on it, and of course that's widely tested (the containers each choose their own distribution, only the kernel is shared).
For some reason I had a feeling of "The Apartment, from Billy Wilder"

It seems that he helped everybody to solve their problems and doubts for years. If this is not "being able to work in a team" I don't know hot to define it.

After the years, this created a demigod, they drive him crazy and overworking and when the stream of favors eventually stopped people got angry (because "he ownes you infinite whishes"?).

Of course starting from scratch helped, but the efficiency increase can be explained also in part because people got a clear message: "If they let go the rock star, nobody is safe from being fired. Better we stop playing politics and schemes, say that all was Ricks fault, fix our shit and have something, anything simple, to show tomorrow"

Buying code is also a symptom. Displacing responsibility to an external company is a common "covering ass" strategy.

I could be wrong, of course, I don't have all the data but... the man helped you for years. I understand that didn't ended well, but... didn't deserved some respect? What is the point on criticizing an easily identifiable former coworker on internet?
Out of curiosity: do you have kids of your own?
I use the favorites feature as a kind of "read later" list (which I never do).
They could and probably should have done exactly what ended up happening and relying on prior data per student. Imperfect though it was at least it's about their attainment rather than an aggregate attainment.
Babysitting children is a huge value for society, and it's how schools were formed in the first place. Video schooling had limited success in teaching grade material, but I feel it was mostly put in place to maintain continuity and upkeep pupils' habits.

Maybe now's the right time to talk on how to improve public schooling, or what to replace it with.
Yeah, I'm not sure Firefox would choose to implement some of the APIs in the not implemented list. The chance they can be used for fingerprinting is pretty high.
Please do explain how it's phishable?

I've found this doc on the subject https://www.grc.com/sqrl/phishing.htm
To me it means that GitLab offers a simpler solution that does not require invoices and having to track CCs around.

If we add GitLab's superb CICD, which runs circles around the mess that GitHub Actions is, then it's thumbs up all around.
This can be done by 'unparsing' the python AST. We do this in the DaCe project: https://github.com/spcl/dace/blob/900cac070c4b083653c672e225...
I use it pretty often. There are stories, show HN apps, or just random coding things that I feel I may want to have access to in the future, but are in a domain don't have enough of an interest in to bookmark. I guess if I had a generic "misc." bookmark folder that I didn't care to organize it would go here but I like keeping browser bookmarks minimal.
There's a lot of evidence that we are less satisfied with the choices we make the more options we have. When you can compare your current partner to 1000 other options every day you're very likely to have some buyers remorse.
The butcher's shop that lasted 300 years (give or take)
> and have actually been going down since the onset of online dating.

I'm not blaming online dating (which I think is just a reflection of other cultural changes) but it's kind of hard to get divorced if you're not married and we know where marriage rates are going...
This is true. Sometimes a 5400 rpm drive is desired.
If you can make sure you only have emergencies when near an airport then you've already solved a lot of the hard problems.
My experience was that the school psychologists were not competent or reasonable individuals. For example, the one in 5th grade who decided that my friend and I were each being abused because we did absurd things with her dollhouse like put figurines on the roof and in closets, just to be silly.
I'd welcome these applications being banned worldwide. Dating should be brought back to the real world: through friends, communities, family recommendations, and events.

The emphasis should be on finding a compatible mate, marriage, co-financing and procreation. Dating apps encourage endless hookups and destabilisation - this is their business model.
This page renders with part of the text cut off on my phone and I can't scroll to it.
So that's why it's ok to ban an app? Don't you think it is better to let the people choose what they want? If you are right, and that's what people will choose, the app will die on its own because it will have no users.
As a kid I literally preferred being hospitalised for weeks on end to school.

As bizarre as that may sound, hospital was like a refuge for me.

And school wasn't even that bad.
Introduction to Artificial Neural Networks (ANN)
> 3/4 of residential land in SF is zoned for single family. We're not to the point where we need to talk about geography or the superfund sites.

But this is hardly a property unique to the Bay Area. Most American metropolitan areas share this lopsided bias towards single family zoning.

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/06/18/upshot/cities...

Also, consider that this zoning problem surely existed long before home prices skyrocketed across the Bay Area and spread to other tech hubs such as Seattle. The fact that the top 5 tech companies alone in those two metropolitan areas (Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Facebook) have a combined market cap of $7.5T, is just one manifestation of the vast wealth generated by the tech industry which has warped property values.
Advantages and Disadvantages of Artificial Neural Networks
Characteristics of Artificial Neural Networks
Application Areas of Artificial Neural Networks
Do you think what makes you interested in [topic] now would've been relevant when you were a child?

If I'm being honest with myself, my answer is probably no. "If only they taught _" for me, can be boiled down to "If only I was 30 in grade school"
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Firefox supports at least some of the clipboard APIs. They'll likely support a few more in future (like the async variants). But they tend to implement them a little slower and leave out a few bits due to privacy concerns.
Different Types of Neural Network Architecture
Introduction to Gradient Descent
Common species mirror rare animals' response to global change
It could be a scaling issue. The parent has put out 26 videos in two years. There's a good chance that doubling the amount of videos released would roughly double the ad revenue, but might not double patreon revenue. Gamersnexus, for example, likely gets twice as much revenue from ads than patreon, but they also release daily videos.
This implies that the genetic link is somewhat of a coincidence, the family members just happen to have all caught the same virus? Is that the right interpretation? Because BD does seem to come in waves in families.
Different Types of Gradient Descent
How many HN members are there?

Is any data available on their locations? Demographics?
Advantages and Disadvantages of Batch Gradient Descent
I guess YMMV, because at my school (a long time ago) we learned a new sport each term. And it took the better part of the term for the average kid to achieve some level of competency, much like an academic subject. It's certainly different in nature than academics, but you still need to "educate" your brain to arrive at the correct movement, timing and balance for any sport.
I use Pocket which then gets IFTTT'd to Pinboard which archives them for me.
Thanks!

A gesture is definitely something to look into.
SwissCovid users can be traced continuously
Maybe your family did that, but people in my family don't.
They preferred the civilized way.
Are you doing enough as a parent during Covid-19?
It did and I appreciate reading the views of people that I don't usually see on HN. I hope future articles will also bring out people with different views, and no one tries to make such people feel unwelcome.
There are indeed driver differences but I have been running long-lived, sometimes month-lived ML workloads on GTX and RTX cards for years. I've never had any stability issues.

You are more or less buying into their marketing, and paying 100-250% price premiums for a "Quadro" or "Tesla".
Asatae Foundation
It is complicated for sure and I think one of the problems is currently the clients for SQRL are pretty bad (I've tried them all, maybe I'm just picky)

However it's very questionable regarding the per device security.

Keep in mind a lot of people manage more and more of their life through their devices so more security is being pushed on to individual devices, however 3rd party websites and services have little to no oversight that they are actually doing the correct job and keeping peoples data secure.

Just look at https://haveibeenpwned.com/ for a vague idea of how bad security is still handled by service providers.
Anatomy of a Bubble – Tesla and Bitcoin
I don't know about other browsers, but Webkit/Safari only allows writing to the clipboard when triggered by a user interaction.

Copied from https://webkit.org/blog/10855/async-clipboard-api/:

"The request to write to the clipboard must be triggered during a user gesture. A call to clipboard.write or clipboard.writeText outside the scope of a user gesture (such as click or touch event handlers) will result in the immediate rejection of the promise returned by the API call."
Short answer from a Scandinavian. No and why should they allow degeneracy when their entire society is against it. I wish we would ban those apps too.

And its not just Pakistanis who are fed up with vapid american "hookup" culture... Humans today are so damn shallow. Its all about SoMe appearance and using other humans like they were some kind of expendable trash.
Opinions are formed not out of merit or logic, but simply what will appease social media the most. Problem is when Social media becomes heavily moderated and controlled, so does the opinions of the SoMeZombies, BLM is a perfect example of this, you don't want to be raycis right? So you basically have to support an american black supremacy group, that isn't really officially fighting police brutality nor racism, but the "Western prescribed nuclear family ideal". I am not even kidding, look it up on BLMs own website...

When dating apps gives you popups that encourages race politics, you can't help but wonder wether they also algorithmically try to act out their ideals... Like PoCs getting higher scores in algos etc while "white cis men" gets put in the bottom of the list, there is no way to check wether this is the case or not, but I can't help but be suspicious about this considering how mad silicon valley is for Blacks or rather how much they seemingly despise europeans...
If there is a bubble, it's caused by high corporate debt not affecting stock valuations.

(Nonfinancial corporate liability level) / (GDP) https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/?g=jmxY If corporate debt bubble bursts, valuation of junk-bond behemoths like SoftBank, Netflix, Tesla is going to drop dramatically because their financing becomes expensive. Companies like Marriott Inc. are going to be buried.

Meanwhile Apple, Berkshire, Microsoft, are going to be fine.
When your moral views are such that they require banning free apps (or free speech etc) and enforcing your views on other people, that's stops being a morality and starts being a tyranny.
It depends on how you define "active", but if you click on the Lists link at the bottom of this page, and then on Leaders, you find an ordered list of the users with the most points: https://news.ycombinator.com/leaders.
> I would propose doing a web-app if you really care so much about compatibility.

Still better watch your step. Features can be removed from the platform. https://stackoverflow.com/a/46689336/
Unfortunate that the HN "algorithm" favours the views of various clueless gobshites over the useful and relevant link I posted above . . .
On that note, if there's a feature that I would like to see implemented on HN is that favoriting an article shouldn't redirect to the favorites page, instead just working with AJAX (do people still use that term?)
Physical exercise is an extremely positive adjunct to education, like providing healthy food, useful facilities (eg buildings).

Workspaces aren't educative, of themselves, but they're a pretty important facet of running a school.
Actually, this happens more often than it should. Sometimes high-level execs have a certain hobby horse they care about; a certain idea they want to push through. Company websites are a prime example because they have high visibility, and their importance tends to be overrated internally.

The problem with this is that those execs often don't have expertise in building these things and end up causing more frustration to the people supposed to do the job rather than being helpful. It is some form of micromanagement.
Is there any documentation as to what the underlying component/framework pattern is?

Godot for example is very opinionated on how the game logic must be structured and built (in the graphical UI, specifically). How is it here?
In the 1980s they built a biodome out in the middle of the desert and planted trees inside of it. The trees would grow faster than anticipated and then come crashing down. Turns out without the stressor of wind, trees look happier, at first, but do not build the strong stress wood needed to support their natural height.
> This is you asserting a colonialist's supremacy on a culture

Isn't this the history of Islam (colonization and expansion)? Were the people in those places who got conquered not forced to comply with Islamic law?

I live in former Ottoman Empire territory where slave trade of women and young boys was rampant until the Russian Empire put an end to it.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/0f/Me...

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_slavery#Ottoman_slave_...
An easier way to achieve the same thing is to use Pandoc :)
It never occurred to me as a great tool for journalists or researchers - thanks for the feedback!
I only ever use private browsing and don’t want to have to log in every time I want to upvote someone.

The content is saved unless I explicitly reload or navigate away from the content. So I can close the app and come back to exactly where I was rather than the browser that will not save that state and then try to reload even if I don’t have an internet connection.

Navigation is easier in the app, because every action is clicking anywhere on the post and selecting an action from a large pop up menu. Except for collapsing/expanding which is also easier because you click the post header not just a tiny dash.

Automatic dark/light mode.

Etc. Etc. The app I use isn’t perfect but it’s preferable for lots of reasons to visiting the site directly.
Also clearly brings out the people who don't like to hear opinions that differ from theirs...
People regularly say damn near the same thing the GP said (that the "civilized world" or something along those lines should reduce or cut ties with) but they say it about a country of ~320 million people or (more rarely because we don't discuss it as much here) a country of ~1.4 billion.

If that flies so should this.
Research grants need justification.

Shinny press release is a good start.

Also when Working on a project with multi-decade timescales and low odds of success, you celebrate the wins you can.
Yes.

Apple ultimately controls all of the apps on your phone. They control when people get dates, when they get jobs, if/when they can spend money, many people won’t even go to the bathroom without their phone.

Is it right? No. But it’s the way it is.
I've heard that the railway companies in Tokyo own a lot of the real estate around the stations. They cross finance public transport as a means of making the buildings they own more attractive.