skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I always liked Alpha Centauri the most out of all these games.

I don't think it has any of these problems except for maybe the last (you can automate most repetitive actions, but the control is somewhat too coarse).
Dart is OOP and class based. That makes not want to spend time with it. I am not a fan of class based applications.
Does this have that big an impact on surveillance though? You can still set up all the cameras you want to record in public spaces (which i think is a good thing, I.e. this allows people to film police just as much as it allows always-on surveillance that can be used by police).

I don’t really understand why the law needs to take such a strong form. If it said something like “you cannot convict someone on purely a facial recognition match”, that would be a reasonable law and protect against the kind of bias in AI that people are rightly worried about. You still need a human witness, or need the whole jury to agree that the face in a video is the suspect. Maybe the law can even make sure that a facial recognition match in a video is not even admissible evidence in a trial.

But really facial recognition is just an automation tool. So this is a law that says you’re not allowed to make use of a more efficient tool to solve problems. Instead of doing an automated scan of available video footage to look for a suspect’s face, we’ll just pay police officers for a hundred hours of overtime to pour over footage manually until they find a match. (And of course, if bias is the concern, there will continue to be bias in which cases the police and DA feel are worth investing those resources in, and in manually identifying a match).

I just don’t see how this kind of law that basically says “everyone must pretend this ubiquitous technology doesn’t exist at all” is such a clear win. And of course enforcing it as it becomes more and more ubiquitous will be near impossible.
Ignoring the SEC for a moment, I don’t follow your reasoning. Why couldn’t buying shares require you to sign a contract that you’re not going to engage in various activities such as shorting? That would preempt any private arrangement you attempt to make. You of course could make an illicit secret agreement but you’d still be breaking and invalidating the contract you bought your shares under exposing yourself to various risks and penalties
You should give it another try. My native script is also hard to render as fixed-width. But the latest Emacs seems to be doing well.
The app is just a viewer for this very website we are having a discussion at. And yes, there are articles on this site with COVID in text or even heading (oops, I did it again!). Banning app for showing this content among other is literally a demand for implementing China-like keyword censorship.
How to accelerate your development with React Native and Expo
Thanks for pointing this out, seems the "bug" is exclusively with org-mode, which is too bad because I don't usually need this feature outside of org-mode.
You can buy anything, from anyone, with bitcoin. All it takes is two bitcoin users.

Just because people are starving behind economic blockades and sanctions and mafia hell, doesn't mean they don't RTFM.

(Oh, and you can use BTC on the street, all over the world.)
> the alphabet/normal letters,

ASCII English "Latin" letters. Not "the" alphabet or "normal" letters.
People with mental health problems will be negative and tricky to deal with. If you can't help, just stay away, but please refrain from criticising, don't make it even harder for them.
No, it's the opposite, it's not a flood of intel device, it's a shortage of AMD devices.

AMD had to prebook fab capacity at TSMC years in advance and didn't expect the shortages caused by the pandemic made worse by the WFH demand while Intel can make as many chips as it wants to fulfill market demand since it owns the fabs.

It's a shame because the 4800U laptops are either sold out or going for huge markups right now.
As well as being the only English-speaking country in the eurozone
I recently discovered MonitorControl[0], which is a Mac app that listens to your default brightness and volume keys and pushes updates to all connected monitors over DDC. Extremely happy with it.

[0]: https://github.com/MonitorControl/MonitorControl
Some people are saying that https://github.com/ubolonton/emacs-tree-sitter will eventually replace the default regexp-based font-lock for syntax highlighting. I'm personally testing it out and it's been great!
> watching an entire society vapourized by nuclear weapons

What society was that?
Thing I don't get about this case: the UK will refuse to extradite Assange because he will be tortured if they do that (ironically for exposing proof that the US tortures prisoners).

And then the UK proceeded to torture him themselves (torture are the words "The Lancet" used [1], they cannot reasonably be dismissed as cranks) ... Illegally, by UK laws, and refuse to be held accountable for that in their own courts. Not that the judge even tries to demand reasonable treatment for Julian Assange from the prosecutor.

UK laws are very clear on what should happen in this case: because of the government's treatment of Assange the case should be thrown out, because obviously the government has acted illegally against him on MANY occasions, they don't even give him his rights INSIDE THE COURTROOM (to talk to his lawyer privately and however much he wants without interference). The government DOES NOT have the right to sue somebody for anything once they have tortured him. Once they have lied about the case, they lose the right to sue. Once they refuse medical aid to a prisoner, they lose the right to sue. They have spied on his communication with his lawyer, again grounds for dismissal. They are obviously not feeding him right, which again would normally disqualify the government's case. Or at the very least, warrants a delay in the case with him decently taken care of until he is once again strong and fit enough to stand trial. Note that this is completely independent of the merit of the case itself: the QC in any normal case like this would never be allowed to make their case without fixing these issues first. Some of these reasons for dismissal the judge has seen happen right in front of him with his own eyes.

Then there is the fact that the UK government does not have evidence against Assange on this crime (because he violated US law, not UK law), furthermore I do not see how it could -legally- obtain any such evidence.

And yet this farce continues. The judge systematically refuses to face issues of fairness of the case and is obviously intimidated by the government.

This shows one thing very clearly : the United Kingdom's government (the "executive") has ZERO intention of following through on their commitment to either follow their own laws, respect human rights and has no qualms whatsoever to threaten their own branches of government, when they want to violate laws.

[1] https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6...
A lot of people say money isn’t their motivator, which can be true. There are people wholly intrinsically motivated, but it’s rare. There are also people financially secure enough to where they don’t care about additional money, but that’s rare as well.

If you have the ability to do this, one solution I have seen work is a phantom stock agreement that sets the valuation at the present value of the company. I won’t go into all the details, but it would given employees a percentage of any growth above that valuation. There would be an event that has to take place to payout and such, but it’s a good motivator to drive growth. In addition, it gives employees equity without actually giving them actual company ownership.
The IPCC says that the worst case scenario is a 5C rise, and their analysis of food production (https://www.ipcc.ch/site/assets/uploads/2018/02/WGIIAR5-Chap...) doesn't indicate any sort of catastrophic collapse. What source are you getting this information from?
I love the simplicity; form follows function.

Is there a way to get rid of the badge counter on the dock icon?
I somewhat feel anxious/FOMO when the counter is there.
"Task does not receive resources to advance within the required time interval" is exactly starvation. A "task" here is responding to a request. The required time interval is the timeout.
> there was a strong self-defense argument to be made

How do you figure? From the evidence collected it appeared to me (and others) to be premeditated. [0] Particularly interesting to me were images from the garage security camera showing Reinoehl lying in wait.

[0] - https://www.mcda.us/index.php/documents/state-of-oregon-vs-m...
64GB? I'm looking at 256GB cards right now. It's crazy.
There's also a pretty nifty dedicated hackernews-mode.

Sent from `M-x hackernews`.
It turns the app into a service which might require an ongoing fee, which is revenue.
Sadly the BBC (which as an institution I will defend) feel the need to put pictures on everything, whether salient or not. I'm sure there's research that says that readers like their news articles to have pictures, but they don't always add anything.

Yesterday, though, the pictures editor made a masterful choice.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-54088206
Jethro moved from a custom init.el to Doom, though, not Spacemacs to Doom :)
Or you could just have separate branches for major versions. That works too, and everyone seems to forget it.
> BaFin stipulated that the tech stacks could be audited

It's hard to imagine that this includes the code within a Cloud provider. If you're using a Windows server, are they expecting Microsoft to fork over MS source code?

This just sounds like an overly-conservative interpretation of the rules.

It basically rules out ANY cloud solutions - which is unreasonable and wouldn't ever hold up under scrutiny even if the Bank or regulators explicitly asked for it.
It would have been best to have skipped glide and dep. Sorry.

The Go the language is stable, and Go modules is stable and is the future. Everything, including new features, is based on Go modules. That isn't changing.
Chips are in the pipeline for many years, so products being released today are probably on the tail end of being impacted by AMD cutting GPU budgets to the bone to focus on Zen. I wouldn't expect miracles.

Given AMD's market cap and financial success, I bet they're working on competitive designs now. There's no money in being an also ran in the space.
Currently the only way to run GUI apps in WSL is x forwarding.
The gist of this article is essentially that the judge has ordered her to be examined by doctors. That being said, as someone with mental health problems, I’m not pissed off. An insanity defense is an extremely high bar to climb; even actual psychopaths don’t succeed most of the time.

As for if she actually has a mental health problem, it is possible; even high functioning autistic people can have their moments of darkness (as in, not thinking clearly). Now, considering how long the con went on for, it’s highly unlikely that she’ll be able to convince the doctors she was “insane” the whole time.

TL;DR: I’m not upset or worried.
Gosh, the technology only lasted 36 years so far, and definitely has a few years left to go in it before it is "dead". What a striking condemnation that it only made it 40-ish years before being replaced.
The hosting service can solve this million times as effectively as the users can.
Yes it does but the idea was that UI/UX has been in decline
My advice: Take SICP, and use it to teach someone else.

There is a certain depth that comes from teaching which you won't get any other way. You'll discover things you never thought about.

That's even true if you're teaching little kids arithmetic, if you do it well. You'll discover structures in the multiplication table you've never thought about.

Look at SICP not just for the CS component but for the pedagogical and writing components too. Analyzing this sort of book is one of the best ways to become a great teacher and writer.
U.S. Financial Regulator and Banks Urge Action on Climate
One of the nice things about the terminal is that things stay consistent for decades or more - people are not chasing fashion trends all the time, as is happening with the Web and graphical UIs.

Nobody is being forced to use a particular style and color scheme and we don't have repeated redesigns which remove functionality for the sake of user friendliness or minimalism.
unherd.com employs people who are proudboy sympathizers and who are cook with authoritarianism..

Not gonna read anything from this trash domain.
Better Font Rendering in Linux
That's because we've spent several millennia figuring out how to live more and more densely and we do the same with our livestock.

If beavers invented a lifestyle that enabled them to live at densities up to thousands per square mile they'd compromise a hell of a lot of biomass too.

The fact that there's more humans doesn't imply anything about the other animal population (though I suspect that it's not good for the other animals though).
Works for me in my org-mode and evil but I'm not using Doom.

Fwiw use-package is pretty magic and reliable these days.
this is nice, do you have any more details?
We're talking about the Iraq War here, they deserve far more blame than they get.
If you think you have the aptitude for it, you might consider starting a business. You can make it so you’re totally free of time and location, and have a fair bit of money.

It requires a bunch of upfront work, but then you’re free. For hedonism or more useful purposes. (Though directly working on the problem is more effective than what I suggest)

And yeah, 68% in 50 years is a lot. Our default trajectory is very bad. But if all those who see this collapse into hopelessness, what chance do we have?

And the book is just a short story. A cautionary tale against believing that a happy life can be hedonism in youth with a planned early end. Most older people, it turns out, still want to live, once they get older.
Microsoft Surface Duo Review: Double Troubles
I don't care, as long as none of them challenge the way to escape an exploding volcano involves parkour and beating up/shooting bad guys while doing so.
I agree and am ecstatic for Villeneuve's Dune!
That is an apples to oranges comparison.

It is wildly different to scoop up data from your own Amazon.com platform vs BREAKING IN to a private AWS instance. They aren't even the same divisions in Amazon Inc, so it would be extremely obvious to everyone, very inappropriate, and most likely get leaked that it was happening.
Now $500 is pretty cheap for a powerful smartphone. Are you saying that in a few 12 years, $80k will be pretty inexpensive for a car like this?
I did a similar thing to design a 3d printed mask.

I used an iOS app called ScandyPro which gave me a mesh which I then imported into Fusion360 and modelled some lines/layers of the curves around my face. Then I performed a 'loft' between them.

The result was a perfect fit.
Also, many are probably looking into a new pc upgrade with the new RTX gpu's. I know I am. But I will most likely go for Intel 10900 CPU instead of the 3900X, the 10900 is also cheaper than the 3900X and XT in my country.
> and to some extent the removal of mercerism

Imagine how I feel!?
This seems strange. I have enabled everything, got messages also in the US like amber alert but never in germany incl. Hamburg. I thought this is not used here in germany (see other comments here e.g.)? Do you have some source of your information?
As far as I can tell, only the client ships with "Home" versions. You need to be running Windows Professional or Windows Server for the actual server.
Walk the streets of major cities and Listen to local music
https://walkandlisten.xyz/
More proof it's a money scam just like Michael Moore's latest movie says it is. That's why his movie is banned.
The Stock Market Is on the Edge
The surprising thing to me is that there is no mention of the copious online communities we have had for the past few decades. The number of WoW guilds alone is staggering. If you want to know the "surprising" traits, just look to the people* leading these, you have ample data there.

*BBC put up some qtπ photos with makeup. In reality: pasty, overweight nerds, neckbeards and warlocks.
I was going to mention this song too. I'm glad to see someone (ultra heavy) beat me to it!
It is an impressive vehicle, but its also vastly narrower than the Model S, and actually also narrower than the Model 3. Their efficiency "advantage" is likely just a function of these differences. A long Model 3 would beat it on these parameters, if Tesla chose to do so.
hiroshima nagasaki
I've played 3, 4, 5, and 6.

6 is my favorite.

Sorry, I can't offer a why. The differences are complex. There's much written online, but I suppose trying different ones is a better time investment than reading opinions.

(Beware: you'll be "investing" a lot of time if you do like it.)

Roll a dice if you have to.
Quite possibly some sort of personality disorder, e.g. Narcissistic or Antisocial PD. Most ordinary people are unaware of just how devious and manipulative these types can be.

It's like two people in one person, a Jekyll and Hyde personality. A public face of kindness and generosity. And ruthless controlling behavior and manipulation in private, often this behavior is compulsive.
cromwellian > "But what really bothers me is people making uninformed comments. Rather than knee jerk trigger anytime any browser API is changed without fully reading the spec and then actually pointing out any weaknesses, we get the same low signal commentaries."

This may sound dumb too, but I expect my browser just show me web. When I reset my browser (and IP address), I expect a clean slate, and with this API I won't get it. When I install apps, I use very different due diligence. Without clean slate after resetting my browser, I'd have to change my browsing habits radically [0].

A side note, DNS over HTTP (DoH) bothers me too, spec is silent about setting cookies, DoT is cleaner in this regard.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chilling_effect
Just like you could just use nano in place of IntelliJ.

But the idea that Postman is actually git in that analogy is hogwash and a way to wrest data out of people.
I think your being overly paranoid. The effort required to covertly break into an AWS instance and not have anyone in the sysadmin teams know is simply not worth it for 99.9% of businesses.

I run a simply mid-level business. Amazon doesn't give a crap about my data - that, above all, is what keeps it safe. I'm just not important enough to bother.
I... uh... am almost in some sense ashamed to admit this, but I've been using emacs for about 23 years now, and I still don't program elisp. I can just about diagnose errors in my not-very-complicated .emacs with a bit of googling, and that's about it. I've read about it, and I understand the basics, but I know nothing about the APIs and have no experience in it past one-liners.

It probably is a good idea to learn it, in some sense, and you'll probably have to pick up at least the basics that I've picked up, but it's definitely not a commitment to learn a new language.
Depends on what your yardstick is. The existential pontifications of the main character are what most people are captivated by when they refer to God Emperor of Dune as a great book.

It suffers in terms of elements that are traditionally used to judge a novel, as do all of the other books in the series.
(plot, characters, etc...)
Author here, if you got any comment I am happy to reply!

I created the NoStash because I wanted a small app, just like that for me.

I didn't find anything quite like it, and so I made it.

It is about being slow growing, simple to use, fast, and enjoyable.

Habits and discipline in note taking over strikes of inspiration and moments or motivation.

Enjoy!
A lot of folks mis-configure / mis-manage their instances so as to use way more resources than they really need.
IHP Casts: Get Started with Haskell and IHP
I guess it's a 1st World vs 3rd World thing.
Also although larger animals seem to be doing better nowadays, insects are not. But those are much less visible.
> Its pretty clear why you're here

Because you made up a serious accusation about someone, repeated it frequently, can't provide evidence to back it up, and that's disgusting?

> I haven't seen someone brag about their seniority on a website

Me neither! Who did that?

You seem to have confused me pointing out that your don't conform to expected behavior (because you don't) and saying you're new here (because you are) with bragging. It's just pointing out you're a bad person.
I don't want to defend the original commenter's tone, but you must understand how frustrating it is to ask for evidence and get only a confident declaration that there's secret evidence hidden where it can't be checked. We can't drive global policy based on unverifiable insinuations about what the worst case is.
ctrl+f'd "time interval", zero matches. The first linked source in Wikipedia, "Modern operating systems" even says a FIFO prevents starvation, "Starvation can be avoided by using a first-come, first-serve, resource allocation policy. In due course of time, any given process will eventually become the oldest and thus get the needed resource"
Ask HN: Resources to teach myself Statistics?
All are welcome, what seems to be in short supply is stuff at either end, the fundamentals and what a master student might encounter.

To briefly explain why I'm asking this, and why the answers may be of value to others in this community:

I'm trying to break into AI, to understand a large amount of the theory you effectively have to be well versed in statistics. I come from an engineering background where it's really more understanding abstract concepts at speed and applying them correctly with frameworks. While I understand a lot can be achieved by going through projects in TensorFlow and doing some Googling, I feel like I don't understand the internals. Thanks for taking the time to read this.
There is actually an android owl in the movie.
Unless they are going to announce that they will stop letting motherboards lock your cpus, I don't see why I should be excited.
Text Classification Using Long Short Term Memory and GloVe Embeddings
We import tons of meat and feed though which does basically the same thing in poorer countries.
Nano Diamond NDB Battery. The Eternal Battery
Yeah, Indiana, as of two years ago.
Brand is Experience in the Digital Age (2016)
Where to get lean Six Sigma certification online?
how much is six sigma certification
You have to do some planning, but it isn't too hard. The most issues arise from compromises between security and convenience. Cloud services can offer both in the best case, but aside from O365, which is really sluggish, we are actually in the process of migrating back to on premise solutions.

Nobody attacks code repositories of non-software companies anyway, people are after CRM and ERP data. There is the occasional issue with malware from mails and special users, but a backup solution with 15min snapshots solves that issue. Although the latter can cost a bit and might be too expensive for smaller companies.
I'm curious how laws like this would handle jurisdiction. If I take a photo in Portland and send the data to Morocco where facial recognition is used and the results are sent back to Portland, have I violated anything?
What are registers in Vim, how to use them and the best practices
It's not really an edge case, it's sort of to the core of how modules work, and allows a whole slew of issues to be elided. See https://research.swtch.com/vgo-import for more background and examples.

> They burdened the 99% of users with weird V2 syntax so that 1% of users could handle this edge case (which could have been handled by other means).

Really the only burden lands on package authors who are making breaking changes. And really, the path provided is so much easier than actually making breaking changes for your users. Everyone wins.