skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Actually where I work you do not get "parental" leave, you get "family" leave which can also be used to care for aged parents (for a time, just like parental leave, until more permanent arrangements can be made). It is also irrelevant to the article, which is not about normal benefits that parents utilize, but the extraordinary considerations being made right now (and again, where I work, those extraordinary policies can be invoked for taking care of any family member, not just children and not just blood relatives).

Note also that parents did not choose the situation we are currently in. This is not a matter of lifestyle choice. The lifestyle we chose when we decided to have kids included the expectation of childcare during the day and that is what is failing here.
if a company's executives feel like gaining outperformance by doing extra work isn't a good deal, maybe don't invest in that company? I'm not an expert, but I do play one on TV sometimes
Wouldn't the proactive solution of controlled burns would also pollute the air? Is there another solution?
In future versions of Android, you will need to enable developer mode on Android to install applications outside of the Play Store.

Google has hindered Android so that it doesn't allow third party app stores to install apps in the background, upgrade apps or batch install apps like the Play Store can.
Would it ever make sense? This is not how greed and hatred work
But the current ecosystem depends on selling the hardware at a loss. We would still have consoles, but the ecosystem would necessarily change.

If consoles were not price subsidized like now, their prices would go up and sales would be affected. Presumably there'd just be fewer people who could afford to buy the latest one. You might see lower or higher specs in consoles since the market would be a little more niche. Xbox might merge fully into Windows 10 and the line between console and gamer PC may disappear.

At the very least, I think we can all agree that the console ecosystem would change. Maybe "destroy" is too strong, but maybe not.
> No I'm using the mathematical definition of a function.

Which mathematical definition? A "box" is not a mathematical definition. There are multiple mathematically precise definitions of "function" possible. Yours is none of them. Some of them accommodate objects that model mutable state.

I don't think many (any?) PL theorists or functional programming practitioners would agree with your dogmatic stance. Where are you coming from with all this?
Introduction to Modern CMake for Beginners
French people using unknown french standards only, news at 20h00.
The state of QUIC and HTTP/3
Well, technically, every photon at microwave wavelengths does have more energy than a photon at longer wavelengths.
I recently added Unicode support into Turbo Vision: https://github.com/magiblot/tvision
This scenario is not just "buying OTM call options", just like wash trading is not just "buying stock". This is the problem with your argument. You oversimplify the issue.

Wash trading is a way of buying/selling stock, (namely by one party at the same time), which can be abused to manipulate prices. Just like what is happening here is a way of buying stock and its options (namely by one party at the same time, repeatedly), which can be abused to manipulate prices.
Perhaps a bit off topic, but I created a service that at least hides your real email address when signing up to services.

Its not a new idea, but I wanted to build something mostly for myself. So it is rudimental, but works.

https://mailphantom.com/
While I support your travels with Wordperfect (I wrote many term papers on that puppy), I can support the quote by the person you responded on twitter. He just showed arrogance and silliness when he said

"All that was ever really needed by an OS or Office apps was already there 15 years ago. Everything "invented" beyond that was just vanity changes with negligible long term added value, and constant moving around of UI to appear new and better. Change my mind."
XML got to be the standard for historical reasons, but it's resisting very well where its superior formality and exactness give it an edge over "hip" loose formats like JSON.
Hi, thanks for the suggestion. I will look into it when working with bigger files

edit: here is the repo link: https://github.com/microsoft/xmlnotepad
I had not heard of them, but their mission statement in the S-1 is simple enough:

>> Our mission is to detect cancer early, when it can be cured.
This project is really in early stage, but I would like to get feedback on this early to see if it is worth to keep working on it. Thank you for any feedback!
> A billion dollar company is completely necessary to tackle Apple [in court].

The in court part was implied in the context of the discussion. Yes, Apple may decide to have mercy on your soul and not fight you in court. But if they decide to fight you, they will win. After all, when fighting Apple, single digit billionaires have no effective access to the legal system.
I've been capturing pictures through the window that are half indoors, half outdoors. This makes the color correction algorithm stop trying to get rid of the orange.
They do that, it happens that

"War is a racket. It always has been. It is possibly the oldest, easily the most profitable, surely the most vicious. It is the only one international in scope. It is the only one in which the profits are reckoned in dollars and the losses in lives. A racket is best described, I believe, as something that is not what it seems to the majority of the people. Only a small 'inside' group knows what it is about. It is conducted for the benefit of the very few, at the expense of the very many. Out of war a few people make huge fortunes."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_Is_a_Racket
What about senior care centers that could have one of these but couldn't have an MRI?
I've not done it recently, but have in the past used Power BI for web scraping. It's a pretty slick solution. A quick Google found this article.

https://spencerbaucke.com/2020/04/29/web-scraping-in-power-b...
On the tower side they've been using multiple directional antennas per base station since the 2G days. Beamforming is only going to help on the mobile side.
It's worth noting that citation counts are an increasingly poor metric of paper quality (and always has been).

There are multiple works to show that the rise of search engine like Google Scholar have meant that researchers are increasingly citing the same papers, because their searches are all returning the same thing.

Meanwhile, there are some "sleeper" papers that are super relevant to a lot of works, offer great insight, but by virtue of their low search ranking, never get cited.

That's not to say there isn't a fair amount of unremarkable research. It's just that it doesn't always correlate with citation count.
> It implies that those that don't share your [unrelated] views are not legitimate.

Does it though? That seems highly sensitive. Also, their support of BLM does not necessarily mean they support violent protest. They could be using their platform to show support of the movement and peaceful protests, which are critical to a functioning democracy. So are you anti all protests, or do you make the distinction and oppose only those that use destructive methods?
$5 or $10 billion don't seem like much now that Apple is a $2 trillion company...
> If you think it’s your duty, there is no contract with society that others should subsidize your dutifulness.

But neither do the rest of us have any obligation not to band together and vote in legislators who will tax the shit out of the childless-by-choice — because in the long term, the childless-by-choice are the ones being subsidized by those who us who have raised children. Don't like it? Then do something about it, or move elsewhere.
Absolutely, but I'm surprised to see so many people think that civil disobedience is a consequence free act. The whole point is that you break the law and then visibly suffer the consequences to get attention.
Probably nothing. I usually dream of having weekends for myself but when I do, I don't do anything with them. It's pretty depressing.
Not really. In general exchanges don't sell directly to the public, they interface with brokers both human (1998) and electronic (2020), who sell shares to the public. "Ask your broker" means call them up if that's the kind of broker you use, or check out their website FAQ on order routing if you use an electronic one.
Is the Microsoft store still a threat to anyone? I was under the impression Microsoft had given up on that
The heart is hard to image but it’s impressive to see the results. Looking at cardiac cine series is impressive.
A math module or namespace would be nice. Also for C headers I'd like to do "from math.h import inf" to resolve conflicts with <cmath> and c++11 with non-compliant implementations.
True - the major modes of consuming media have cemented this too.

It doesn't benefit anyone to say that things aren't worth panicking over. In terms of politics and worldview, things must be dire otherwise there's substantially less reason for protesting, voting one way or the other, enforcing draconian laws, passing unimaginably large stimulus, etc.
The live demo is incredible. I've never heard TTS sound so realistic, when did it get this good?
I believe epic's point is that they believe the ToS to be illegal.
That analogy would make some modicum of sense but there is a flaw in your argument. Those are video game consoles. WHO GIVES A FUCK
How did you decide on your first early hires and how did you convince them ?
It's a real stretch to look at what happened with Hey and think that they took on Apple and won. They re-engineered their app to fit in with Apple's terms offering a completely new service on the platform. And there were no changes to Apple's terms as a result of that, and no net benefit to any other developer.

The only benefit that came out of the controversy over Hey was that Epic got another example incident they could trot out in an actual legal case over antitrust that has the potential to impact multiple developers.

Hey cannot be the champion in the fight against Apple, they don't have the popularity or resources to win that fight. There was never any chance during Hey's fight with Apple that it was going to result in ordinary consumers being able to decide what code they want to run on their own devices.
Well, Apple crossed that bridge, Microsoft hasn't. I can't for the life of me care what Xbox does when they're not kicking publishers off the store and obviously Epic has their games on Xbox and Playstation so something is different/better in that relationship.

Truth is Xbox does have independent developer programs and you can sideload games.
Sacramento and Newsome won't be doing anything at all to reduce wildfires, just like Brown before him. No controlled burns. No dead tree removal. No fire breaks. Nothing.
My point was not that Covid vaccines will be ineffective, just that people have relatively little faith in flu vaccines right now (although I still get one every year, because better than nothing).

And I think people will see a covid vaccine as more like a flu vaccine than an MMR vaccine.
> In your typical museum, what kind of art do you find in the post-WWII section?

James Gillick paints today, using traditional techniques. Does he count? He's been in a few galleries.

https://www.gillick-artist.com/exhibitions/past-exhibitions....

https://www.gillick-artist.com/for-sale/
The biggest difficulty of NSE is not the syntax, but the requirement to hold parallel mental models while writing the code: symbolic expressions and value manipulation. Juggling will always be difficult.
Our systems are doing so much now, and all that "extra" lets us do numerous things at once without blinking an eye and it allows new comers to step up to a computer and almost immediately start using it after some exploring. Not clicking something and waiting 20-30 seconds to see what the program is or a blinking green cursor wondering what to do next.
Discussed in 2019:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21849744 (38 comments)
What are these changes are based on? Like principles, social theories and reasoning. Few months ago I googling around only reveals some very shady postmodern linguistic theories and learned about intersectional feminism but nothing concrete came up.

What are the major black communities or organizations that support this language change? (I'm not accepting some small student groups trolling as a basis of change).

The issue about words like whitelist/blacklist, dark web, etc. is also going on. I wonder what happens to Star Wars franchise and all the Jedi Masters and the Dark Side in the future.
Thanks so much for the pointer, didn't know this existed -- it's exactly what I was hoping they might do.

> Today, we are pleased to announce the community preview of the Cloud Development Kit for HashiCorp Terraform which allows users to define infrastructure using TypeScript and Python while leveraging the hundreds of providers and thousands of module definitions provided by Terraform and the Terraform ecosystem.

> CDK for Terraform is in alpha and is in the early stages of development. This project is another way to interface with Terraform using languages like TypeScript and Python. We are working to support additional languages such as JavaScript, Java, and C#. In addition to language support, we plan on expanding the scope of CDK for Terraform project to support other first-class commands to provide a user experience similar to the AWS CDK.

This has to be a shot across the bow at pulumi, glad Pulumi innovated and took this direction (maybe CDK was on the roadmap at Hashicorp, not sure) and seemingly spurred TF taking the turn as well.
If you want to delve further into this idea, check out http://www.flatuniversesociety.com
Cool, that is interesting. Nice to see it being used. I've been playing around with it and it seems very useful.
Kinda wish there was something we're you had someone watching you to make sure you aren't procrastinating. Wouldn't have to be a peer - you could have someone offshore keeping an eye on a bunch of people at a time, ready to yell at them.
Try reading my comment again. Galaxy is required for many newer games, serving as a total block on multiplayer. Some games are especially egregious in that they also use Galaxy to block single-player modes.
> The authors defined a vanished journal as one that published at least one complete volume as immediate OA, and less than 50% of its content is now available for free online.

Well, this exact definition could have some false positives, like a journal that publishes every third volume as complete open access and keeps the others behind a paywall. But I'm sure they were a bit more careful than it says here.
Makes total sense. Thanks for the feedback!
> It's so odd to see people going about their day as if normal when there is nothing normal about today.

What should they be doing instead?
They would burn less at once, so peak pollution rates would be much much lower.
First macOS, then iOS, and then Android, have made some inroads. My mother is very clumsy around computers, but a iPad she can manage. It's not perfect, but much better than 10 or 20 years ago.
It also relates to the patient though. Stroke patients are often not very compliant and a morality that is slow and requires a still patient is ill suited to a lot of the work an ED sees.
fzf is indeed a very neat standalone tool, and for the use cases it has been optimized for, it is superior to Elvish's UI in many aspects. However, Elvish also has a very expressive programming language, and eventually it will offer more options in programmability.
Interactive UI and fuzzy-search for Git branches
Tiny Helper Scripts for Devs
Less money than the Fed has pumped into the economy over the same time period.
Zink (OpenGL on Vulkan) performance better than expected
I always commit an example k8s YAML to any repo with k8s in it that describes how to get 2048 running.

Honestly, I get the pieces and I know where to look to get what so I'm not too bothered. The problem with wrapper tools is that sometimes I can't get at the insides and then I have to learn the wrapper tool. So I'm going to just stick to raw Kube until one of the wrappers wins out.
Well, some parts of the world have different cultures I guess.
How about sympathy for Californians?
I have not yet had any serious use cases with this tech, but I've enjoyed playing around with it and I love its possibilities.

(A while back, as an experiment, I recorded samples with a variety of silly character voices and fake accents; when the end result merged them into one, it sounded hilarious.)
Not race related. It's multicultural. You're playing a dangerous game.
Just use some mirrors and ground based pv?
Just to add to your question:

The usual response of “it only affects space between galaxies not inside galaxies” is deeply unsatisfying, and feels like it must be an oversimplification.

What I think is meant, but I absolutely want someone wiser to confirm or refute, is that the rate of expansion is proportional to distance, and therefore so small inside a single galaxy it can be ignored.

What I don’t know is: can any orbits still be stable in an expanding universe?

(In theory I could simulate the orbits question easily; in practice, last time I tried to do astrophysics maths I made an elementary mistake).
Ah, well it depends a bit if it’s a standard carrier bag or a bag for life - I think the bag for life is bigger.
> "The attack can be performed by a peer rapidly sending multiple transaction inv messages with random hashes, one below the max at 49,999 items and never sending the corresponding tx data."

Multiple implementations of Bitcoin were affected by this in different ways: Bitcoin Core, Bcoin and Btcd.
I assume people drive them 1- for fun, 2- to transport extra gear like coolers, babies, etc. I wonder really if any of them are overnighting it, rather than heading out and car camping.

Carrying everything on your back and traveling 10-20 miles on foot to make camp seems to cut down the number of people you’ll run into by a lot.
I was wondering how fast myself and found this:

https://voyager.jpl.nasa.gov/mission/status/

Voyager-1 is the fastest at 38,000 mph (61000 km/h) with respect to the Sun, but currently about 90,000 mph (144000 km/h) relative to earth (I guess this fluctuates annually).
It reminds me of a recent quote I saw in the news:

"The top people in the Pentagon probably aren’t [in love with me], because they want to do nothing but fight wars so that all of those wonderful companies that make the bombs and make the planes and make everything else stay happy, but we're getting out of the endless wars."
Then they should first fight it before breaking it.
Legalize Sci-Hub.
And despite all of the efforts the adversaries haven‘t effectively been taken down, the world is not a more secure place, the reputation of the US has taken damage, in a few years the next IS and taliban are coming, under another name.
Despite it looking apocalyptic, the air quality is still in a relatively safe range
> too difficult to use third party servers after that

Just "scp" the binary to the server and you're good to go :)
If the reforms are embodied in the company's charter, they will follow the shares wherever they are traded
Neat idea. They could multitask background tasks as much as needed but keep just a single app on display. Like smartphones.
Ah yes.. flatten the curve.
Tile will refund up to $1k in products if it can’t find your lost item
You need a lot of Tesla’s for animal work. Everything is so small that fine slices and high in-plane resolution is needed. The spinal cord on a small dog is not always easily imaged at 3T, 0.1T is going to be a problem.
You forgot the fourth point, Teslas everywhere.
Very cool! It’s been so good doing things like this with family during the lockdown.

If you’re interested in discovering more remotely playable escape rooms this directory has loads: https://livevideoescaperooms.com/
You can't remove them for whatever reason you put up. I won't give examples but for sure the public has to believe that the reason is reasonable enough. As for now the opinion is divided, some believe Apple is reasonable and some think not. It's interesting to see where it goes. As a customer I prefer to see Epic win this time although I'm sure EPic will do the same in Apple's shoes.
So roughly 100 were killed for every american dead in 9/11. Thas's a harsh punishment, US certainly doesn't know what mercy is .
Edit: missed by two orders of magnitude. Still, a lot.
Also: not a blame, just observations.
>The problem with “white” is that “white pride”, “white power” were coopted by racist and terrorist groups decades ago.

As were "black pride" and "black power", but people are still allowed to say those things because those terrorist groups, despite killing many people, are seen by the elite white media as allies. They present one group as fundamentally evil. They present the other group either not at all, or as over-excited unimportant fringes of a righteous cause. See the BLM killers of Aaron Danielson and Jessica Doty, and note how you never heard of them. Or the Scalise shooting, or a million other things you've never heard of in your NYT bubble.

>no one has ever been told to be ashamed of being white

An utterly absurd statement in a world where elite spheres are saturated with "all whites are racist" style rhetoric. I'm literally told to be ashamed of being white on a daily basis. White guilt is the core of modern social justice - it's single consistent organizing principle. Read White Fragility or anything about anti-colonialism. Go find the videos of white activists washing the feet of black people and kissing their boots and bowing down on their knees in mass shame for their race.

>As for only getting fired if you say you support trump? Really? If that were the case he wouldn’t have a real chance of reelection

Yes he would, because the ballot is secret. People support him secretly. If the ballot was open he'd have no chance.

>you clearly believe that equal rights for minorities is inherently discriminating against you. Which is a classic response.

No, I believe that lower rights for me is discriminating against me. Which it is. Nobody ever argued against equal human rights except the social justice movement, which instead argues for equal group outcomes.

Right now the social justice movement is working to repeal the California law that prohibits discrimination. They, and you, are trying to expand discrimination. I am trying to reduce it.

https://ballotpedia.org/California_Proposition_16,_Repeal_Pr...
There have been plenty of white people gunned down or killed by the police; but unfortunately they did not deserve a "White People Matter". So no protests for them. Because, according to black people, they were "white trash". What do you humanists say to that? As far as George Floyd is concerned, he once participated in a robbery and put his gun on a pregnant woman's belly. Enough with this drug addicted criminal.
Yeah wait, what? The PS5 has so much hype right now and had some of the best exclusives of this console generation, the Switch has been sold out for months, and the Series X reveal was kinda meh but it's not like the Xbox has been hurting.
If every politician was as efficient as Jeff Bezos we wouldn't have any problem. We would already have solved cancer, flying cars and all that.
It’s the same problem in the winter: you make camp in a nice quiet spot only to have a snowmobiler rip through your campsite. On skis you can get farther away than you do on snowshoes.
OP: "lyrebird" is misspelled in the title.
the whole point Epic is trying to make is that the rules are illegal, as they are anti-competitive
If they made their projections public that might cut down on the racket aspect.
Exchanges don't hold your shares, so once you have them in a custodian account you can do whatever you want with them, regardless of what exchange you acquired them from.