skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Free markets still need some guardrails, and the limited competition combined with the importance of agriculture makes this a complex situation.

Besides, if you have ever used a warranty recently then it’s a good bet that it was legislated to act that way. Right to repair is similar in focus to help consumers.
Lol. Why are you downvoted here? It’s like some people want to constantly paint the world like the end of a Disney movie where it turns out every character was really good deep down inside.
Indian poet Rakesh Krushna Joshi shared a Poem about 'bend road' on Instagram
Instagram is Popular for sharing a photos of our daily life and special moments. Nowdays Instagram is also growing with a new niche called poetry which known as 'Instapoetry'. There are many popular poets on Instagram like R.M.Drake,Rupi Kaur and many more. But among this 17 year old instagram poet Rakesh Krushna Joshi on Instagram Shared a Poem called 'Bend Road' which goes viral. He has more than 20000 followers on Instagram. But his poem has been reposted by many Celebrites. 'This is the new way of literature' is the thought of all instapoets. Above it R.M.Drake has more than 5 Millions Followers on Instagram. This idicates the popularity of Instapoetry.
Pages 16 and 17 in the PDF have graphs that show them being scheduled concurrently.
How do you implement this ban. Was about side loading apps. Will they firewall the apps comms?
I bet there are a lot of independents who would prefer Trump to nominate a Justice and then lose the election.
Male octopuses will often be eaten by the female after copulating.
Not sure about OC but in this indictment it's $100k presumably paid to multiple people

> over $100,000 in commercial bribes to Amazon employees and contractors, in exchange for an unfair competitive advantage on the Amazon Marketplace
I feel like the RPi reps were incredibly condescending and rude in the thread. Starting with the immediate closing as a support request they were off on the wrong foot. Once they reopened, if people are looking for one place to follow for "can I boot from USB?" then their responses were between pointless and confusing:

"We have this thing updated, but it's not ready for anyone to use" so why did they send an update?

Followed predictably by "So when can we use it?"

Then they threaten the user asking about it and lock the thread, only to unlock it the next day.

All the while none of that matters, because only this week they finally got whatever was left finished (GPU firmware?) so it can work.
Nice of you to assume that the White House has thought any of this through.
>you are pretty much forced to describe the view from scratch in JSX.

That's just not true, I've just finished working on a client project creating a migration scaffold between react and angular-js - like someone mentioned above, there are libraries to support communication and embedding both ways.
> Alternatively, McConnell could have called the vote and the Republican majority in the Senate could have just voted it down.

It can't be assumed that there wouldn't be Republican defections on a Garland confirmation. This is exactly the reason the majority leader refused to allow a vote. Even now, a number of Republican Senators have already "defected" and declared they won't vote on a nominee before the 2021 inauguration.
What happens when the next one comes along ? Does that just get banned too?

It wouldn’t really been hard to imagine they take almost the same codebase rebrand and relaunch.
> Commerce officials said they will not bar additional technical transactions for TikTok until Nov. 12, which gives the company additional time to see if ByteDance can reach a deal for its U.S. operations. "The basic TikTok will stay intact until Nov. 12," Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross told Fox Business Network.
Given that there's a relevant situation, how do you feel about BLM doing peaceful protests, rather than grabbing some guns and killing the cops/politicians that defend them?
Instead of fitting the product to the market, he tried fitting the market to the product
IIRC there is a stage in a life of an aircraft when it's not suitable to carry passengers, but still can be flown around by the crew.
This is why I set my browser to vertical tabs, which makes much more sense, IMO, especially given today's widescreen trend.

I can fit up to about 50 tabs per window before they scroll, which is usually more than enough, and I can still read their text.

And all I had to do to achieve this was type `:set tabs.position right`...
Ralph Reed: toxic as a kid at University of Georgia, still toxic today.

My judgement may not move the conversation any further. I'm too emotionally wound up. I could do without the personal experience of the community which spawned this artificial divide. But then again, it's all I have, so I might as well use the hard lessons as well as the good times.

Never been in the same room as the founder of the (so-called) Christian Coalition. I hope. Grew up in Athens Georgia around that time, it was considered a small town. It wasn't all bad, but it took thousands of miles and decades of years before I could enter a Christian Church without wanting to run away.
As a thought expreiment, what if Apple and Google quite simply did not comply?

Could they really ignore an executive order? Could they sue the government and get some sort of injuction?

How could the government compel them? With fines? With a police raid?
They didn’t require a Firefox account, but encouraged it by giving a significant file size limit increase.

I think you’re right, seems ashamed to give up so soon. I just have to imagine it’s a result of their current circumstances as a company.

In times of layoffs, I imagine there simply aren’t the resources to keep this thing going. I do like the idea of a ‘Firefox +’ type of service though.
You can't honestly tell me you believe the deterrence effect is just as strong whether someone is US based or not.
do you know about the 2008 crash? the foreclosures? the banks folding? the peoples deposits vanishing? in india, the law is clear on this. if you have any amount in a bank as savings or deposits or whatever and the bank folds, you are only insured up to Rs. 100k or us$ 1300. although that limit is being revised to 5 times. still.

https://www.livemint.com/news/india/just-how-safe-is-your-ba...
https://www.telegraphindia.com/india/pmc-bank-crisis-money-s...

please tell me how do you see this as "only of profiting is considered haram"?

I wrote in the earlier comment, unless you have done work with banks, eveyone says there is 0 risk to lender but that is just false.
why does the word foreclosure exists with banks? and debt collectors? the premise of halal banking is wrong. write it as shariah compliant banking and i will be happier, i will still NOT work with it though because it is just sneaky.

look dude, i am a professional who has to work with businesses as his day job and been doing that for years. let me tell you unless there is some tragedy or accident, a business is guaranteed to earn profits. its not speculation that you dont know if you will flip your money 2x or loose it all. that is gambling. real businesses is pushing profits up day in and out.
I was going for Dilithium Crystals and warp drive, but either one will be a huge upgrade!
Even when the system was “overwhelmed” it didn’t cause complete systemic breakdown. There was no superlinear mortality.
The many open tabs are related to states between:

1. bookmarking,

2. will look at it any minute/day now.

3. need to read/watch further when I got time.

4. page no longer available on site.

5. music to play in the background.

So what a browser mainly needs a a way of bookmarking that also stores some of the state of the page. Like position on page, selection, video/audio-position, saved to local cache.
Only after reading about this did I realise that RBG was Catholic

RBC was raised Jewish. Later, after her mother passed, she became non-observant.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruth_Bader_Ginsburg#:~:text=Al....
By telling the app store owners that they must stop distributing it.

https://www.commerce.gov/news/press-releases/2020/09/commerc...
Precedent doesn't mean anything because what happened wasn't a legal ruling. None of the rules changed. Senate acted the way it was allowed to and will act the way it is allowed to now as well to get our guy in and keep their guy out.
CDNs can’t serve content. The app is not too exciting without content.
If the ban ends up happening (seems unlikely that they won't make a deal with a US company before the deadline) gen Z in the US will grow up with a better understanding of VPNs and other workarounds.
> In this case, this order prevents millions of Americans from using their primary (and oftentimes only) method to communicate with family in China.

Didn't look that way to me? The order prohibits services from providing the application or updates to it via an "online mobile application store in the US", it prohibits services from doing any payment processing for WeChat, and it prohibits services from providing hosting or content delivery for WeChat. But while it's doing its best to make it difficult for Americans to obtain WeChat, (1) it does not actually prohibit them from doing so, and (2) it very much doesn't prohibit anyone from using WeChat. (Except for monetary transfer; that's prohibited.)
I am not in any way invested in the Maduro regime, but it would be simply stupid to "want to be convinced" of something like this. When I saw a lot of journalistic coverage of Maduro that is not just non-neutral in the presentation, but even uninterested in presenting facts (at least in manner that the reader could verify); so basically just Maduro-bashing - of course I am going to be skeptical.

The uncertainty with the Venezuela-related facts is not the only thing that raises suspicion; the other thing is how deficiencies of democracy (even when the issues are much more clear cut) in non-socialist South America are under-reported compared to Venezuela (take, e.g., the coup in Bolivia, or how the former Brazilian president was seemingly framed, or the Pegasus spyware). One has to wonder why is it that all the big media organizations and most Western governments try to intervene in Venezuelan politics, and not, e.g. in such problems in some Indian state or in, e.g., some ex-USSR republic. I'm not claiming I know the answer, but it seems that some powerful but hidden motivations do exist. (I guess the simplest answer for the journalism part is that journalists need something sensational to write about and it's easy and acceptable to bash on some socialist government.)
I'm not a Bernie supporter. Just pointing out that the party repeatedly screws itself over.

Also just because a person loses a primary does not mean they are they weaker candidate in the general election. The math can easily go the other way.
I'm about as anti this administration as they come, but I'm not altogether opposed to some semblance of reciprocity in what China allows of US internet companies, and vice versa. I haven't followed this specific case closely enough to have an informed opinion of how it's being handled.
> Yeah, I can provide an alternative solution: ban its use within the government for sensitive uses, but allow its use by citizens.

Use by citizens is already allowed; the order doesn't address it at all.
> The argument is that it's simply not the government's job to prevent people from hurting themselves

That is a very American point of view and look where that’s got you so far.
That does not form a legal precedent. What you refer to was a political move and not a legal action. The Constitution governs this, not how people previously voted or blocked votes.

I believe the first time a SC nominee was blocked was Roger Taney in 1835. This is politics and happens, as a general principle, regularly by both parties.
For Firefox, there is Export Tabs URLs.
Well, obviously your comment is not insightful.

How bad is airline travel?

Like what's worse, taking one such flight once a year, or using a personal car to the office every day instead of taking a bus?

Or is it worse to take one such flight once a year, or renting larger apartment which consumes more electricity due to air conditioning?

(There's a simple answer to all these questions: carbon tax and market economy.)
> "The basic TikTok will stay intact until Nov. 12,"

Seriously, what does that even mean?
Not really... All great game engines were spawned out of AAA titles. You should never try to build an engine without a set of games that stretch its limits in all directions, otherwise something will always go wrong. There isn't a single person alive who can manage the complexity of a game engine. As soon as you start splitting things up, you run into problems of distributed development. Getting this right without eating your own dog food is unlikely, at best, no matter how experienced your team is...

What makes the difference between an experienced engine developer, like CryTek and Unreal, and a hobbyist or a company who does it for the first time, is mostly that while both of them will definitely build a game with the engine while creating the engine, the experienced team will actually produce a re-usable, well designed engine, while the inexperienced team will produce a hunk of junk that doesn't fit together and doesn't extend past the game they were trying to develop.
You're right that most web apps aren't actually "IO bound" per se. They aren't making optimal or maximal use of either network or disk IO.

However the important point is that they aren't CPU bound either. Most are "user acquisition bound" (like tens of requests per second peak). Some are more like "developer time bound" (cutting the server farm in half is not worth the cost in dev time).

Either way, using a slow development framework (including language, DB, etc.) that the developers like is a reasonable choice for what they're trying to do. (I personally wish most software was faster, but they have no reason to care what I think.)
Disobeying a national security order from the federal government typically lands you in jail.

Police raids and injunctions are both on the table.
I think this is an easy handwave to ignore that some people get more disagreement than others about whether or not they deserve civil rights, life, etc. While you espouse a need to listen, you’re not really listening at all here or even trying to understand what is being said.
it's not just about listening to ideas. if it were that easy, we'd already be more socially cohesive. it's about subtler things like real empathy, where you can actually see and follow the chain of reason someone takes to get to a position, however outlandish you think that is at the outset. it's about holding contradictory ideas in your head at the same time, constantly, about everything, rather than retreating into your warm and cozy ideological corner at every dissonance.

but it's also about not simply giving in to the outlandish because you want to create a safe space. that means calling someone out for what is usually some form of aggression without alienating or offending, putting real social capital on the line, and requiring self-restraint, courage, a bit of charisma, and more.

and then you have media organizations like npr itself, nytimes, and twitter actively trying to play both sides, instigating while also trying to claim the moral high ground, feeding divisiveness.

it's hard, and takes active, willful effort from (nearly) everyone.
Compromise? Democrats are still trying to delegitimize the election they lost 4 years ago.
Guys, politicians care about POWER. Not your little “well what about this” gotchas or airy ideals of evenhandedness and fair play, power. Power power power.
It’s not fascism to do things the way the rules/law specifies.

You may think it’s immoral or gross, but it’s in no way fascism. I hate how much that word gets thrown around nowadays.
>Karanaugh's interesting interpretation of the law is enough to give him a hard pass but he also lied under oath.

Source?
Are these liquid cooled? There's what looks like a fill cap on top? Do they need a separate radiator?
I read this headline, and thought it was really weird that General Motors would be building magnetic tape cartridge transport motors, or why that would be newsworthy.

Ultium != Ultrium
Better flight time to recreation ratio.
it is time to strike while the iron is hot:

* round up all the asshole vcs && sv companies that paid $$ to burn down our cities and imprison their asses

* anyone that produced false/misleading covid information needs to be imprisoned NOW

* all SIH orders should be revoked today

* remove nancy pelosi (ideally in chains)

* any asshole posting videos to twitter of burning down police precincts needs to be immediately arrested and given a 20 year sentence - hint hit all the sv companies that pay these assholes first

* institute cifius rules on any company that bails those out that are burning down cities; institute the same rules for those that have mandatory racial classes or those that employ D&I people

YOU FUCKED UP LIBERALS - ITS TIME TO PAY!
Yeah I think that would be fine, ignoring the fact that Africa isn't a country and India is. American isn't a race, and neither is Indian.
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/05/06/ubiome-suspends-clinical-ope...
I don't think war even describes it. Wars have rules. This is total war (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Total_war).
Lifetime tenure is supposed to make them impartial and free from political pressure.
Woah - I'd love to change the world (and why wouldn't you?)

Then I lost your thread.

Then I agreed with you, "we're terrible"
The fact that a completely unsubstantiated accusation [1] from a throwaway HN account got an astounding 1,615 upvotes yesterday...

...really saddens me.

Like they say, "a lie gets halfway around the world before the truth puts on it boots."

I really wish people had higher standards for actual evidence before jumping to conclusions.

Now let's see if this post gets a similar 1,000+ upvotes, as fairness would dictate. Something tells me it won't, but I'd love to be proven wrong. I'd be shocked if it even makes it to 50.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24506303
Why is this the top story right now? Is there anything new here that wasn't mentioned this morning?
They can raid the offices, shut down the company’s access to the banking system, seize assets and funds, and arrest the top executives and throw them into what is effectively a torture chamber.
You’re missing the point, and will argue against anything I toss up.

Advocating for a middle ground is often good. But sometimes it’s fruitless.

Someone decides the want your stuff. Halfway is giving them half your stuff. Tomorrow they want the other half.

So your left with, give up everything or nothing. Take a stand or don’t.
The music licenses are a big deal - you can put actual popular music in your tiktoks and not have to worry about it being taken down.
Android yes but it’s not going to be that simple to install it on iOS
My router / firewall is an RPi3 booting from a USB drive. A regular SD card would wear off after a few months, but a USB drive will last a long time.
It’s absolutely hypocritical, and if the Democrats has been in the same position they’d do the exact same thing.
Do they have power to ask for arbitrary removal from app store?
Cause everyone is clicking on it? So many from other timezones are just hearing about it
Somewhat interesting in this space:

"Already, Republican Sens. Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and Susan Collins of Maine have said that there is not enough time to confirm someone before November.
Collins told The New York Times earlier this month that she'd oppose seating a nominee in a lame-duck session if Joe Biden wins the White House."[1]

So a fairly razor thin opportunity for McConnell.

[1] https://www.cnn.com/2020/09/18/politics/congress-fight-rgb-s...
Phracy – novel domain names for your sideprojects
In addition to all the reliability & usability concerns others have pointed out, don't forget the time when Verizon enforced data caps during the Mendocino fire:

https://www.npr.org/2018/08/22/640815074/verizon-throttled-f...
suck ass liberal fuck
Sounds pretty unlikely. Gen z has a notably superficial confidence with web technology and the patience to go along with that. I am an early millenial and we are the same way compared with gen x. The main difference seems to be confidence. We are very confident, but when we fail we are less likely to have the patience to actually resolve the issue.
> I think we will see them lose big in the courts.

Thus you think their fight has no merits and you pretty much explained why they did this.

If their case has merit, then the contract is null and void, thus no breach happened and they'll get back on the shop and everyone's win.

If they lose the case, then now the public, including law makers, has a better understanding of the impact of this kind of policies, which in the longer term may means some changes will happens around monopoly laws.
Everyone says that people will use workaround like VPN's but if content creators can't make any money anymore won't that affect it? I guess there will always be content creators that don't care about money but I'd be surprised if US traffic wouldn't drop by more than 50%
I know many people who vote Republican only because of abortion. The fact is that pro-life people see this as the greatest injustice of our society by a wide margin. The left is motivated by BLM and the right is by pro-life.
Sure. My point is that the data they collect isn't especially valuable given how much other data is easily accessible for a nation state. The value isn't zero but if the Chinese Government loses the data about what TikTok videos people watched they aren't going to lose any sleep over it.
So you see some brands in china and that means that brand’s have 0 issues getting into china market? But ignoring that those brands can’t easily get the money they make out of china, they don’t own the subsidiary in china, and if china decides to boycott the brand, it actually means something compared to boycott in the west which is just something people say and don’t follow through on.
At least one good thing can come out of this mess.

That being said, many do have a basic understanding already, mostly from things like evading content filters on school wifi.
Did you view it as an abuse of power when Republicans filibustered Obama's nominees, making the nuclear option the only option?
They wouldn't, because they never would have blocked a GOP nominee in the first place for 293 days.
The alternative view is that CA, MA, and NY already get a Democrat candidate 95/270 or 35% of the way to the Presidency with just 20% of the population. Do those states really need a greater impact?
I asked this exact question about a week ago:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24414921
I read an entire book on this! It’s because their expected time-to-predation is very short. Genes that are deleterious to long life-span aren’t selected against and, thus, accumulate. (“Other Minds” by Peter Smith.)
That would be 0.
Throwing one of your own under the bus for political reasons isn’t what I’d call accountability.
Yes, see the doco: 'hypernormalisation'
I guess I appreciate the transparency. There have historically been accusations of domain name squatting by godaddy so weather true or not I think they did the right thing trying to present a case that they aren’t a bad actor. The posts definitely did some additional damage to their brand and I think it’s good for them to address the accusations, especially when the thread got dogpiled by their competitors.
You don't have to agree with it but his point was that the WH and Senate shouldn't contemplate a SCOTUS nominee in an election year if they are controlled by opposite parties. Not hypocritical as that's not the case this time.

Also what happens if the election is contested and needs to be decided by the Supreme Court? Can't have a Supreme Court without a justice till January 20th.