skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't know if React could allow set children's data via parent, like

$childRef.setData({ data })

When i see this code in a Vue codebase, my mind got hurt.

I still prefer React due to its consistent reasoning about data flow in the app.
The Jews are squeezing so hard now even average joe(80% are born followers) is seeing the wizard behind the curtain!

Prescott Bush made the cia for gods sake lol. These people have dominated for 4000 years until Christians fought back, who were gentiles who knew the teaching because of jesus, the king of the Jews, who sent 12 opposites out to teach the gentiles.

The isralites(Jews) killed their own king and denounce him to this day! Even Muslims, a religion that came along way after this fact 2000 years ago accepts the lamb of god, jesus.

Not Jews! They the only ones calling themselves gods chosen, no one else!

They lack empathy, its Real simple really! That's how they do what they do. Hard for most gentiles to understand, you know, been empathetic and all
You could have said that the first time rather than use “Indian”. You do realize there are Indians living in the US and under US jurisdiction?
EU to introduce crypto-assets regime by 2024, EU documents say
I believe the main blob is loaded from the SD card and boots the GPU, which then starts the CPU and loads the OS (the Pi architecture is weird), although I suppose there must be some tiny blob on a chip on the actual Pi board to load that stage from the SD card. There's an attempt to make an replacement for the part on the SD card: https://github.com/christinaa/rpi-open-firmware
What is this used for? Is this kinda sorta like a Kafka? Do you implement message bus with this? Queue task workers? Change data capture stuff like secondary indexes or materialized views?

As an outsider without deep experience in this space, I struggle to evaluate this kind of software. When would I want this VS things-that-look-like-it? What about hosted offerings like SQS? (Maybe I should read a book)
I assume it would be perfectly fine if they directed these kinds of decisions to Indian high level FTE’s. The problem here is not that they’re Indian :P
Hyperinflation in Zimbabwe happened because the government printed money that wasn't backed by anything meaningful. (What started the Zim economic crisis is a different question).

But here's the trillion dollar question: if QE consists of printing money and buying hugely inflated tech stocks of dubious value, then is there really a qualitative difference?
That’s still 4 out of 6.
Yes, and in addition to near-zero rates for the foreseeable future, the Fed has also shown a willingness to engage in QE and other unconventional forms of monetary stimulus. This is a key driver of the continued climb in equity and real estate assets that seems to defy economic reality.
Two were sold a couple of months ago for $48M total:

https://fortune.com/2017/11/22/boeing-747-jets-taobao-auctio...

Running it seems the going price is $16+ or so

But this was filmed in Victorville and they likely had an old stripped 747 laying around that could have been bought for very little

The airport itself received a $600k+ location fee:

https://www.vvdailypress.com/news/20191108/new-details-emerg...
You sure? I flew recently. Things aren't that different now, and even restaurants are opening up.

I was going to say more, but let's not start a big coronavirus subthread in the middle of a neat CG thread. However, it's kind of interesting how normal it seemed to fly. Everyone is very cautious, things are sterilized, and there's not even any drink cart anymore -- it's individually-wrapped packs of food, to dampen contamination.

Not saying whether it's good or bad that things are going back to normal-ish, just that they seem to be trending that way.
This is the kind of non-racist, non-stereotyping, and non-xenophobic advice that will make Amazon great again.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_of_Amazon
Take a look at snapcast if you want to fix your out-of-syncness

https://github.com/badaix/snapcast
It's a terrible argument. If the senate is not controlled by the same party as the president and they dislike the president's choice for supreme court, they can vote not to confirm him/her. It also encourages the president to choose a nominee who can appeal to both parties. McConnell refused to allow Garland to even have hearings in the Senate let alone a vote because he feared that some of his republican colleagues may have been persuaded. If there are two controlling parties in two parts of the government then the solution is compromise. This is a philosophy totally abhorrent to McConnell whose views can only be supported by an authoritarian minority.
Yes and no. US did also invade Afghanistan, but that didn't create a phenomenon like ISIS.

ISIS was actually there, founded by Zarqawi like any other group, but its main differentiator was its swift rise to power and popularity after 2011 benefiting from the unbearable oppression of Sunnis in Iraq by Iran and its proxy, which made them align with whoever could be their savior and get rid of the Iranian influence. You can see this clearly when ISIS stormed the prisons where thousands of Sunnis were sentenced to death, and made them into the second wave of recruits.

US did enable ISIS, Zarqawi and co created it, Iran gave people a reason to join it in mass, and international agenda, most importantly the US object to get its enemies (Iran and ISIS) bleed each other, and the Kurdish leftists to ask for its help to the degree to become its proxies, left a space for it to be the monster it was.

Can't also ignore the Turkish and Kurdistani indifference (before ISIS started attacking them, there were ISIS/Kurdistani checkpoints side by side drinking tea together), and the Syrian allowance of fighters flood to Iraq through its the eastern borders since the invasion.

Blaming only the US (although it's the initial culprit) doesn't address the complexity of this problem.
In almost 50 years of a conservative Supreme Court majority, what major liberal precedent has been overturned? Basically none. Heck, Roe itself was a 7-2 decision with two Nixon appointees in the majority. Roberts won’t vote to overturn Roe, neither will Gorsuch, and probably neither will Kavanaugh. Kavanaugh, a Kennedy disciple, won’t undo Obergefell, probably neither will Gorsuch. History shows that conservative justice at best hold the line on social issues, or continue to move forward.

Look at the political debates likely to come up over the next 10 years and tell me where libertarians are aligned with liberals. Apart from the things I mentioned above, cases that will come up may include the constitutionality of a wealth tax, changes to equal protection to allow discrimination in favor of particular groups, firearms confiscation, etc. (I’m not saying all of these will happen, I’m pointing out what the next legal battlegrounds will be.)
Apple Watch Series 6 (44mm) GPS vs. Cellular – Which Is Right for You?
People always say this, but if a project is malicious, it can take your SSH keys and get persistence even without root. It can alias sudo in your bashrc to get root if it wants too.

Yet if you don't use sudo, some make/compiles fail with random permissions errors.

I mean I see the reasoning, but in 2020 I think the Linux desktop security model is sufficiently broken that it doesn't matter.
Check the top:

>Cloudflare runs a private bug bounty program. If you submit a valid report on bounty-eligible assets through our disclosure program, we will transfer your report to our bug bounty program and invite you as a participant.
Or maybe I’m just not scraping bottom of the barrel when it comes to security assessments. If the software is at that point the organisation is well and truly fucked, waf or not.
> Well democracy is ruling by the demos - think three wolves and a sheep voting what to have for dinner. The moment you say that mutton is off the menu you are limiting the power of the demos to rule. So it is anti democratic.

Limited ≠ Anti

Representative democracy is also limited compared to direct democracy, for example.
The more pressing question is how they passed an audit by EY?
Linear tab history almost gives you a temporal history of things which are interesting enough to keep.
I don't think exposing skin bacteria would be the problem. We are walking around with plenty of skin covered to keep the reservoir of our microbiome. Also sunlight is pretty strong disinfectant too ans everybody used to bath in sunlight for centuries.

And as for hygienic hypothesis ... benefits from hygiene are huge and easy to observe while link to autoimmune diseases is disputed. And if it exists is probably through parasites we got rid of, not bateria or viruses that were not so easy to get rid of.
Designing a standard sewage network for refugee camps
It's John McCain's fault.

Not because he was bad - he wasn't. He was an honorable man. So honorable he got rid of earmarks, the allocation of funding to particular projects.

The result of this being that there is very little reason for people to cross the aisle. Previously, you had to keep working with the other party to keep the gravy train on schedule. Now?

For bonus points, ask if the cost of gridlock are higher or lower than the cost of the earmarks.
The number of CEOs charged for fraud seems pretty small to me.
As soon as I saw the source of the article, I knew it was not going to be about coding.
Its not much better now - they require Chrome.
This is really neat .. I've spent the last few days wiring up Gource to CANOpen so I can visualise CAN nodes communicating with each other, but I think I'm going to abandon this effort and try to get VSCode set up to do the same thing with this plugin ..
That sounds like the equivalent to React's forward refs. https://reactjs.org/docs/forwarding-refs.html
Make up your mind before commenting.
I've run OS X on a very low powered Debian box before. I'd wager it could be made to run on a raspi 4 (VERY SLOWLY) with sufficient effort. (you'd have to use qemu TCG, not KVM).

It would be easier to run on a SBC that uses an x86_64 chip, like the Atomic Pi, or LattePanda.

I'm curious though, why in the world would you ever want to run OS X so slowly?
My experience with our C/C++ devs: they do a wide variety of software. From old Windows programs, Embedded firmware with or without operating system, drivers, or extensive Linux based UI programming.

They are hard to replace, are tough problem solvers and deliver code in our toughest environments.

I think all this data/ai focus is nice, but I think hardware is the real deal breaker. Have an eye on Rust in all the regards.
Disney made a crappy movie that Chinese audiences hated. They took a classic Chinese story and made a mess of it. How is that the Communist Party's fault?

The revenues that Western companies generate in China speak for themselves. The image that many Westerners have, that China bars foreign businesses from entering its market, is so opposite from reality that it's difficult to even begin to respond. Just go to China and see for yourself how omnipresent foreign companies are. China's economic development was based on opening its markets to foreign investment.
It's not so much that they prefer Biden over Trump. But they dislike Trump. I know people who cannot stand his antics on Twitter or the way he disrespects women or his blatant infidelity to his wives. However they strongly believe in conservative and Christian values and will hold their nose while the vote for him to try to ensure the supreme court votes their way on issues such as abortion. Trump knows this and uses it as a carrot to encourage these people to vote for him.
With a name like Max Read there is only one calling!
And note it's 60 seconds, so even more so
What happens when you get a power cut?

Or, assuming you are from a well functioning country, what would happen and how would you restart?
I have had around 200 tabs opened in my mobile. This was till I realized that this is just FOMO and is due to lack of focus. I created a strict there should be no more than 5 tabs in the browser at the end of each week. Things have been much better since then.
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There's a factor not considered here: to what extent were Scalia & Ginsberg able to get along because of other material conditions?

As supreme court justices we can assume that they had a basic foundation of psychological and material security - a position of prestige, a job for life, healthcare and so on.

I believe it is a lot easier to summon the "higher thoughts" necessary to be civil when ones personal position is more secure, so to achieve a more civil society it may help to work to make more insecure people secure.
> [...] which has small structures that cause the phases of light to constructively or destructively interfere

This is slightly unclear. I meant more specifically:

[...] which has small structures that change the phase of the light, which, in turn, causes it to constructively or destructively interfere [...]
The second crash this year has already started, perhaps triggered by the realisation that tech stocks are not as insulated from the global recession as previously hoped. Central banks are out of ammunition and have been reduced to buying corporate debt indiscriminately and promising ZIRP forever, having less and less impact on markets.

FANGMAN has lost $1.4tn in mkt cap since beginning of Sep w/#Apple quietly down 22.6% from highs, #Netflix down 18.3%, #Nvidia 17.2%, #Facebook 17.1%, #Amazon down 16.8%, #Google 15.9%, #Microsoft down 14%.

https://twitter.com/Schuldensuehner/status/13072058719073361...

Things are highly volatile right now. Frothy stocks like Tesla are moving 20% in a day both ways, which is neither normal nor desirable, CAPE at 1929 levels, 5 largest companies (all tech) were > 20% of S&P, IPOs reaching 140x earnings on first day (snowflake), fraud like We Work and Nikola constantly coming to light, companies like Softbank (of We infamy) making huge speculative bets on options. All the signs are here for a remarkable speculative bubble in tech stocks.

All this in the face of the sharpest recession on record, with worse unemployment than the great recession of the 1930s. I'm not convinced US equities will continue to provide the remarkable returns seen this year (with no basis in the real economy). Tech companies like Amazon need other tech companies to spend on AWS and consumers to buy, companies like FB/Google need other companies to spend on ads, companies like Apple/Netflix need consumers with disposable income. Everything is connected.
Okay, so your tar is defective[0], and? I can do that too:

$ list '#! /bin/sh' 'echo "tar: invalid command" >&2' 'exit 64' >/tmp/tar
$ chmod a+x /tmp/tar
$ PATH="/tmp:$PATH"
$
$ tar -cf a.tar a/
tar: invalid command
$

0: any program that doesn't support --help is defective, which was rather my point.
"The lens appears completely flat" would be a much better description, because the unflatness of the lens is the very thing that makes it work.
In Ironic Twist, Google’s Pro-Privacy Move Boosted U.S. Antitrust Probe
Caro Coffee is also not bad. Make sure to not use too much of it per drink, as it can taste bitter if it's too concentrated.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caro_(drink)
Is the 30 Second rule applicable World Wide? Just wondering.
> "online celebrity is only ever 240 characters away from online infamy"

Horace, about 2'000 years ago, suggests a (long to modern eyes) embargo[1]:

> "You will have it in your power to blot out what you have not made public: a word once sent abroad can never return."

cautions against seeking internet points from astroturfers[2]:

> "As those who mourn at funerals for pay, do and say more than those that are afflicted from their hearts; so the sham admirer is more moved than he that praises with sincerity."

and even agrees with TFA's psychoanalytic reading[3]:

> "And whomsoever [a mad poet] seizes, he fastens on and assassinates with recitation: a leech that will not quit the skin, till satiated with blood."

[1] http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus%3Atext%...

[2] http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus%3Atext%...

[3] http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus%3Atext%...
Amusingly, footnote 3 in the perseus text is a rosetta stone for the scholar's leisurely manner of saying "like and subscribe": "I must beg to recommend to the reader's notice my translation of Aristotle's Poetics, with a collection of notes, as the two treatises contribute to each other's illustration in the fullest extent."

Bonus tube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKftOH54iNU
So, the fed can do it because is special. Japan can do it because is special, the Central European Bank can do it because it's special and the British can do it because they are special. Not only that, but they can do it all at the same time.

At some point, a theory with more exceptions than the opposite should be considered useless.

Specially when there is a clear alternative: inflation happens when the spending in the economy surpass the capacity of the economy. Than can happen because the government and the private sector spend too much (bubbles) or because the supply side collapse (hyperinflation in Zimbabwe).
It's hard to gauge intent, but I interpreted that message as "don't try to trim costs by outsourcing critical decisions to extremely low paid workers; especially in another country".

I mean, should we try to use euphemisms for China's control of chipmaking? Or the German emission cheating scandal?

Simply referencing a country or race doesn't make you racist. Interpreting it though...
Thank you so much for this amazing feedback! Will do!
That is not really accurate. The young people get older as well. And change their world view. Once you hear hundreds of times the "bad" news of immigrants, workers from rumania taking your jobs, etc, experiencing the slowness of evolvement of the EU or just switch to thinking british style (nations do better, europe is only a shared market).

For sure, that is all inaccurate in one way or the other, but people are busy or in bad situations, leaving their enthusiasm behind them.
Just curious, what makes Japan the exception? I know the Yen is also a notable reserve currency so I’d imagine that could affect things.
I tried it but couldn't get it to push my commits. Reverted back to GUI Github.

I'm a n00b though, might just be because I'm dumb. But when they have actually dumbed down the CLI and spent time and resources to make it so user-friendly, shouldn't they have went thorough with it to make it as intuitive as Github Desktop?
https://archive.is/SL3Nb
The Importance and Value of Business Networkin
Almost every major passenger airline is retiring their 747s. The only ones still in the air are the 747-8, which are relatively new, and cargo planes.
Java.util.TreeSet Class
Can you draw the problem? (give some schematic image of the task)
> This is a key driver of the continued climb of equity and real estate assets that seems to defy economic reality.

The real estate crash hasn't rippled ... yet.

Lots of younger people have moved home. High cost-of-living rental areas are going to lose those renters permanently. Once those younger people swallow their pride and move home ... there really isn't anything pulling them back.

Commercial real estate is like Wile E. Coyote running in mid-air trying not to look down. The commercial real estate has lots of empty spaces with no real prospect of refilling them ... yet they're placing those on the books by tacking them onto the end of the financing at the same level as they were when they were rented. That works great ... until the cash flow can't support anything at which point it all collapses together.

Of course, this is all going to hang together like the traders before 2008: "They're is a crash coming. If I'm right, it's almost impossible for me to diversify enough to survive because the trashing is going to be so thorough. If I'm wrong, I look like an idiot and lose money. So, I'll close my eyes and toe the company line and see if I can cash out before the devastation."
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/Indian

Notice definition A. My usage is valid.

If someone thought I meant definition B, I'm sorry about that, I thought it was clear in context, given that OP listed the location and not the ancestry.
https://edition.cnn.com/travel/article/colorado-orange-apple... is a working link.
EXACTLYYYYY! What everyone seems to forget that there can be more than one type of remote work.

The title of this this post is to work like you're in the same office. Whole tool is focusing towards people who would WANT to have that type of remote experience, they need to know about each other's schedule etc.
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> conservative justice at best hold the line on social issues, or continue to move forward.

The difference is that—unlike racial justice, women's rights, and gay rights—in this case abortion was a mistake and so the step forward would be to reverse it. If you go back far enough, society has successfully reversed actions that were at the time considered forward progress.
> ETOPS makes me nervous af

The only case I can think of where an ETOPS flight had both engines fail due to something other than fuel exhaustion was BA38, and it's hard to say a quad jet would have managed better there. I can understand the gut feeling that the safety factor has been reduced, but given several decades without horror stories is it really still something to be nervous about?
It's worth noting that for two speakers playing the same audio, a 5ms offset will move the point of perfect sync by less than a meter. Going below a millisecond is definitely overkill territory.
Of course EU can enforce fines? It's being done all the time, the same as in US.
Imho, it's way more cumbersome, can't just have it in your pocket.
Sorry, but what's an LS in this context?

EDIT: I guess it is this standard GM V8 engine.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Motors_LS-based_small-...
34%

(Google has become worse for long tail search queries, but interestingly now has an 'answer box' for wide ranging questions like this one.)
Same! Somehow I also start confusing this with somewhat related tools like gcc. It's rare enough that I need to query these that it's all blurry in my memory again by next time. "huh I guess gcc was that goofy one with just one dash.." Nope.
Nowadays, that amount lasts me two or three months!
I still don't understand how, putting aside the rape allegations, kavanaugh's outbursts about Clinton conspiracy theories, "I like beer", and flat out lies about things like "Devil's triangle" being a drinking game didn't disqualify him.

You can say that the rape wasn't proven beyond a reasonable doubt. Or that the outbursts were him having a bad day (it's not like SCOTUS is a very exclusive position /s).

But that lie about devil's triangle being a game of quarters is so blatant. It's an incredibly common term that I am sure the average person has heard and can say that was an obvious lie.
There wasn't any credible evidence that he had attended any such party, let alone done the things Blasey Ford claimed he did. Or even that Blasey Ford knew him then. That's why it fell apart. So, yes, "unhinged mob" is a completely appropriate description of the clown car attempt to disqualify him.

If Amy Coney Barrett is the nominee, expect random men to come out of the woodwork claiming that she raped them in college. Recall how hard the left had to reach to dredge up dirt in the Kavanaugh circus but now having to do it against a woman with even less actual material to work with. Still, I wouldn't put it past the wokies to attempt it. Nothing from these people surprises me anymore.
The Autocrypt plugin was that toehold for me. Together with a mobile client like K9mail it works beautifully.
Except that name is taken -- by a Scheme compiler: https://engineering.purdue.edu/~qobi/software/
You would think blowing up a real 747 is riskier if it fails on the first attempt.
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