skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yep.

Also it can be (not saying that's the case here) used as a way to exclude undesirable politics while keeping desirable politics in place.

For example the "don't bring politics into sports" that was bandied about during the kneeling controversy in the NFL a few years ago. The National Anthem is political. All of the "support the troops" events during games (paid for by the taxpayers!) is political.
GCC? Clang? Neither compiler defines it unless you give it flags to specify a certain behavior.
50 packs a month may be what they meant (about the average for chain smokers at more than 1 pack per day.) Or they did imply hyperbole.
Analogies are like regular expressions...
Uhm but you’re aware that CS:Source was developed by Valve company behind the Steam?
The same goes true for Unreal Tournament. You want to play it you install Epic installer. That’s fine point. Rockstar and Ubisoft have their own launchers and it’s not an issue.

Issue is that Epic holds the 3rd party games, snatching them from early access etc. effectively limit previously open access.
See madspindel's comment above ^^^ about Bluetooth 5.2 LE Audio and this:

LE Audio: Announced in January 2020 at CES by the Bluetooth SIG, LE Audio will run on the Bluetooth Low Energy radio lowering battery consumption, and allow the protocol to carry sound and add features such as one set of headphones connecting to multiple audio sources or multiple headphones connecting to one source It uses a new LC3 codec. BLE Audio will also add support for hearing aids.
Yep, I worked at a golf course in groundskeeping for a summer after HS. The diet of the "old timers" was absolutely ridiculous.

The worst, Jim, his lunch every day was literally a can of Coca-Cola and a can of Vienna Sausages (shitty canned tiny hot dogs for those that don't know). God knows what he ate before/after work.

He had a heart attack one day at work. Was only in his early 50s.
I agree, it won't do much, I just wanted to clarify what I'm pretty sure they meant.
"i don't work here. I just volunteer several hours of my day creating engaging content to a billion dollar company for free"
There are bluetooth enabled hearing aids. Also you can get normal headphones with bluetooth capability. I have 60dB hearing loss and use the bluetooth headphones from time to time both with and without my hearing aids.
Wow, I stutter, and have forever, and did not consider it an allergy..

My way of treating it, hat, has been successful was psychedelics.

Interesting.
I use Android, and the Google and Amazon Android devices combined have had less malware infections than iOS despite having vastly more users. I get to run my own apps on my device without telling anybody, so there is also more privacy. You've been hoodwinked into supporting a restrictive platform that benefits only Apple.
>It appears FB is essentially a right-wing mouth piece, idk if that is a controversial opinion, but the data appears that way, I think.

Given that the common narrative around Facebook is that it, along with all other social media, is engaged in a leftist conspiracy to purge all conservative and right-wing speech from the internet, I'd say it would be.
I am watching Hikaru Nakamura on stream every day, and he does say that 960 will grow, and classic will not. I just take his word for it.

I don't have anything against classic, and as you say, I will probably be playing it forever myself, but from a spectators point of view its more fun if there are less stalemates. There's a lot more room for errors in 960, even among GMs.
This is simultaneously super cool and a big noooooope for me.

If someone makes a privacy-oriented, self-hosted version of this I'll be all over it.
Well, look at the economic reality of rural America. They've been on the losing end of policy for the last 30-50 years. They don't want handouts that lead them to subsist as an underclass; they want a thriving economic base which they can pride themselves on. In the absence of that, the country has self-sorted into an urban/rural divide where almost all the economic activity occurs in cities. "Elites" have failed to appeal to other classes because their only message has been "leave your way of life and join the elites." That's not a bad impulse, but I think we've explored that option as much as we can by now.

I can't say I can prescribe any great solution here, but it certainly wouldn't hurt to bring manufacturing back.
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There is 10e6 times more diverse supply in the rental market than for app stores, even though renting housing is a regulated market with high transaction cost.
Wait, if OP themselves added a MIT license without getting a yes on it from their superior, they are already in hot water.

If it were me, I'd say that the license files should be _authored_ by someone in the company who has a say on such matters. Come on, if it's work for hire, the copyrights by default don't belong to you, so you don't go licensing it left and right, it's your employer's prerogative!
I remember that the financial side of ICE wanted to break away from ICE because the hate the immigration side generates. I was reading that it was actually preventing them from taking down bankers (Or someone else that I specifically don't like, but I hate bankers the most) because people who would normally help them stopped helping after the changes Trump made.
As a Dutch person (in Holland licorice is pretty popular too), I can tell from personal experience that there should be put a big emphasis on "licorice =>COULD<= be dangerous".

I have had periods where I would easily eat a bag oe more of this stuff on a daily basis and for prolonged periods, without even a single hint of the mentioned symptoms, nor anything else that could be related the claimed underlying problem. I also don't recall anyone else with such problems, other than maybe people with a horrible overall lifestyle combined with a taste for licorice.

Very well possible that these are particular conditions (like overall shitty lifestyle and addiction to sugar/carbs) that would make licorice potentially harmful. However, at that point, someone will probably have plenty of other things to worry about.

I'm by no means disputing that this stuff can cause serious problems for individual people. But I also know plenty of cases, myself being one of those, where even copious amounts of licorice caused no (discernible) problems whatsoever.

That itself should questioning the validity of any claimed toxicity, which might only occur under specific circumstances. One might argue that eating sugary candies all day and maybe little proper nutrients aside, could be more of a "cause" than the licorice itself. Even if compounds inside licorice might exacerbate problems even further.
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Show HN: Clusterverse, a Mac app for managing Kubernetes clusters in the menubar
I totally agree that getting your first job is one of the hardest things about the process. Which is why we've dedicated an entire module in the Frontend Developer Career Path to "Getting Hired". At our current price point though ($19/month), we're not able to do any hand-holding to help people get their first job (which tends to require that). But we are going to launch price tiers which will allow us to give more career help, as the perfect school IMO definitely ensures that you get a job at the end :)
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Hi! I made Clusterverse to address one of the more tedious Kubernetes tasks I routinely encounter, switching between
multiple clusters and the namespaces within them. I frequently jump contexts either to push a new Helm chart in several
places or to check how things are doing, and Clusterverse makes this workflow super smooth by letting me run a few
`watch` commands, then just clicking the menu bar UI to quickly cycle through contexts.

I also am a big fan of DigitalOcean's managed Kubernetes product, but their authorization works by giving you a
kubeconfig with a certificate that expires after a week. Clusterverse automatically renews this cert every few days so
you don't have to worry about it. It will also download the kubeconfig files for each of your clusters for you, so you
can just click between those as easily as locally configured ones.

On the technical side, this is my first foray into Mac programming and Swift and it has been a lot of fun to learn,
despite some very Apple-y limitations. It uses a bundled standard kubectl binary under the hood, as well as a few calls
to the DigitalOcean API if you choose to use those features.

I'm not aiming to reimplement the Kubernetes Dashboard here - there are other good options for that. This is intended to
be focused on solving a few pain points well.

Anyway, I'd love to hear what you think if you choose to try it out, as well as any features you think would make sense
for me to add. It's $10 in the Mac App Store.

- Website: https://clusterverse.app

- App Store Listing: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/clusterverse/id1462237022?mt...
> US companies committing censorship

Can't the EFF and ACLU team up on this?
All language constructs can be abused. The problem is lying, not the rhetorical mechanism.
It is and you are correct.
It’s not unreasonable for someone to want a more neutral colour if that is their preference though. Some HA users are self conscious and hide that they are wearing them.
"It's fairly easy to design something and show that it's safe." To spend 2 million man hours and 1/2 a billion dollars on creating documentation for certification? I would agree that one never knows if something will be successful until it is, but if it was "fairly easy" to get approval to build working reactors then a lot more people would be building them. I think a way to get a lot more innovation in this space would be to designate an area in the US, maybe the former nuclear testing area, as a place where the radiation protection rules could be relaxed and work on reactors could be done at a much quicker pace.
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> It appears FB is essentially a right-wing mouth piece, idk if that is a controversial opinion, but the data appears that way, I think.

I mean, mouthpiece can't possibly be the right term. Does anyone think they should forbid Fox News articles from being shared? If you don't want them moderating it away, and they aren't themselves recommending it, their role is pretty minor. The idea of Facebook is that when you post things some people you know see it. How do you show people what they want and avoid results similar to this?
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I think it's hilarious that you're downvoted so heavily for this when it's the exact same logic that's used against young black men.

If you look at these statics and think to yourself, "the fact that 87% of murders, 99% of forced rapes, and 77% of assaults are committed by men is terribly misleading because as a category it doesn't make sense to lump all men together when they're so different" then why the hell does "black men" make any more sense?
> Otherwise they wouldn't be there

They're on the App Store because they have no choice and they need to make money to pay for things like food, rent, etc.

I'll bet you dollars to donuts if some regulation required Apple to allow App Stores from other companies, most developers would dump Apple's in a heartbeat.
Oh I wasn't aware that was purely caused by Unions!! And you chose the EU country with one of, if not THE highest unemployment rate.

Every country has issues. To say that Unions don't work when the EU has a strong union culture, and then scapegoat other issues in random EU countries is intellectually dishonest.

Spain has insane unemployment rates because of generations of poorly thought out policies, not unions. They basically had a similar setup to Greece where tons of people don't pay taxes, and it survives heavily off tourism and produces few other things to make up for the tourism economy. Any country that generates MOST of its economy from tourism is going to have a rough time. We've seen it time and time again.

None of this proves the EU is a hell hole, and it has no inherent relation to unions.
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A bag and a half of licorice a day without adequate dietary sources of potassium.

And a bag and a half of licorice a day for any length of time would wreak havoc on your digestion.
Very interesting, thanks!

Only one I didn't recognize is Bongino.

I would be very curious in the age demographics of FB users. My understanding is that initially the user base was young and now it's older, specifically boomer age range. I could be completely wrong, I've never had an account and am just going off the people I know personally and what I've noticed being online.
You're completely missing the point. Yes, the American criminal justice system needs a lot more reform, and yes progress on civil rights issues is painfully slow. No shit, congratulations for noticing.

There are millions of people in this world who care deeply about humans rights, and these people are the only reason any progress is ever made, whether in America or China or anywhere else. Do you really think you're helping by shitting on them because the progress hasn't yet achieved your satisfaction?

If I may offer a suggestion, either do something to join the fight, or shut the fuck up about it.
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Could it be that left-wing pageviews are divided among more sources so none of them individually get this much traffic?
> The algorithmic feed that drives more engagement drives their user base to be more extreme.

Just to clarify: more extreme is not necessary more right or conservative.
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Projection is a great tactic, isn't it?
I never said if I agree or disagree with her, but seeing her experience with assault in the past. Can you see why she might feel like that?

I sympathise with her and the groups she referred to as well. We all are a product of our experiences and hardships, at the end of the day that shapes our opinions.

We can disagree with her but do we really need to resort to these methods.
While other people post content, what content is nudged higher up your feed aor further down the list is definitely in Facebook’s control. They are driving public opinion based on what is promoted or demoted. I wouldn’t be surprised if the Zuck personally decides which posts are promoted, esp. when they come from important people. It’s too much power to just give up to others, and Facebook has never had noble intentions.
It was first reported by a Hootsuite employee who has been with the company for 5 years: https://twitter.com/samelaanderson/status/130891700743848345...
Azure Postgres offers the Apache-2 Edition of TimescaleDB, not the Community Edition (which the TSL applies to). Same with DigitalOcean, Rackspace, Scaleways, Alibaba, etc.

So they can continue to offer the Apache-2 Edition, but could not before, and still can't, offer the Community Edition.

Community is where a lot of our more advanced features lie: multi-node, columnar compression, continuous and real-time aggregates, automation, advanced analytics, etc.
> The sad thing is they have deep ties with the current Govt,

They have had deep ties with all governments since 80's

Rest of comment sounds like blabbering. As with Indian level of poverty where >80% people live on less than $2 a day no one can offer products with better privacy for just 2-3 dollar a month price.
If it helps, all of them are "by Instagram" or in some way complementary to Instagram. None of the top results are impersonating Instagram.
I think platforms like PluralSight could swoop in here and take away some market share from YouTube if they wanted to.
Sure, but no matter how much info we can push out, the MSM and other outlets will push massive amounts of contradictory info, false intel will get fabricated, and so that won't be effective to get Assange freed.

That being said, it's still worthwhile and will help build awareness of how this world really works, but it won't get Assange freed.
A super simple lightning fast one page notes app
Sadly there probably is such a COBOL program but it's only going to be the first in line of a lot of systems looking for fraud.
One of the alternatives is https://snake-ci.com/ which is a self-hosted CI/CD solution for self-hosted Bitbucket Server
> GCP also has this

Are you saying that GCP has seamless upgrades? Any link to a doc? The only one I can find has you dump the database and restore it: https://cloud.google.com/sql/docs/postgres/upgrade-db
This read like a piece by William Gibson in the Neuromancer universe. I finally understand now why people are attracted by cryptocurrencies.
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In many US states, provisions in any contract forbidding you to take certain other jobs are entirely unenforceable. In some states it is illegal even to ask you to sign such a contract (although many employers do anyway), but in most others where they are unenforceable, employers can still ask and hope you are fooled.

There are probably whole countries that forbid these contract provisions, or forbid enforcing them.

Don't assume that any particular right you signed away to get a job is really gone. Ask a local lawyer. Expect to be surprised. In many cases, even when there is no specific law, case law has interpreted such clauses very restrictively, making them de facto unenforceable for, e.g., anybody below company officer level.
Hey, this is cool we have a similar free project at https://www.testim.io/playwright-recorder/ - good job! Happy to see players in this space.
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Yea, same reason I unplugged my Alexa. Wish we could trust these companies with our data, but big data makes them too much money.
The number of steps and warnings required to unlock the bootloader on an Android device is so large that I have never heard of anybody being tricked into it. On the other hand, iOS is so rife with rootable vulnerabilities that it's becoming too cheap to meter.
since windows is on like... 96% od desktops, this question is quite nonsensical.
You're right that there's no middle ground if you set it up that way, but the trick is to look for ways of framing an issue that do allow for middle ground. For example, we could ask which specific political consequences ought to follow from the fact that Black lives matter, and in which order. There's lots of room for middle ground there. It's a question of whether we want to find it or not.
Is there any compelling reason to use hypercore (Dat) or IPFS over the other? To me, it seems they both have a similar feature set.
> you wouldn't eat your dog, so why eat a pig that is of equal awareness and intelligence?

For what it's worth, I probably wouldn't eat my dog, but I'd eat a dog with no reservations.
Yes, they should not be extradited for leaking US State Secrets. They could be extradited for something else, which should be easy since they are a KKK member, but not for that act.

Moreover, Assange isn't even an American citizen, so that doesn't work either.
This is all great to hear, and the whole team really loves this type of feedback/support from the community.

So thank YOU!

(Feel free to also reach out to me at mike (at) timescale anytime, or mike in slack.timescale.com)
Using that gray area is the art to creating news headlines
For those in a panic Twizzlers Black Licorice is safe as it contains no glycyrrhizin. Most North American candy would be safe. Bulk store users look for signs.
> When it comes from someone who has a history of claiming trans people are dangerous and shouldn't be alone with women, yes.

More specifically, when it comes from someone saying trans-women shouldn't be allowed it women's restrooms for the precise reason that it would be an opportunity for men who want to attack women to pretend to be women so that they could do so freely, a fictional piece with a central element that is a man who pretends to be woman so that he can attack women can very easily be seen as a dramatization of the exact argument the author has publicly made against trans rights.
Steam isn't a platform, it's an alternate app store. The Platform is PC/Mac/Linux. And they each have their own native app store.

PC has the Microsoft Store, Mac has the App Store, and Linux has it's own distro repositories depending on flavor.

SteamOS is just a tweaked Debian distribution, and you have full control of the os, so you can install any competing software you want.
> No right to distribute modified Source

Still seems like a serious issue to me.
If Emperor Regulator, I would maybe make the area a "Designated Noise Zone", which means you have no right to complain about noise there.

Then whoever want to live there under those conditions can do so.

To me, this is better than letting the area go to waste.

I imagine it would be a good deal for deaf people, but if it's the best deal for for some poor people, that's also good in my book.

I don't fully understand your "political Trojan horse" phrase, but we probably have different underlying philosophies.
I came hear for Epic vs Appstores but was served arguments on analogies.
mouth piece is a stretch. "Popular site for people who lean right of the aisle of the American congress" however is more apt for what Facebook is.

The problem isn't Fox News though (they are bad enough), its that fake news stories (generally right leaning) are easily crafted and shared at a significant pace on Facebook that is seemingly having a deep impact on the American electorate and government.
I somewhat suspect that they are using Covid as a pretext here.

BT has been cutting costs for several years, and telecommunications are not hugely it by Covid, perhaps they even benefit from the increased level of distance working.

Cynically the fact that most other sectors are badly hit means that contractors may not have a choice.
People can think about more than one thing at a time, you know
Why do you think is that? Genuinely curious. There's nothing in Windows that prominently wants you to have everything maximized (ignoring the semi-new tablet mode; windowing behavior stems from a time long before that).

macOS, on the other hand, explicitly advertised having an "immersive" fullscreen mode (with a dedicated button in the past).
I get the most inspiration from comments in Ask HN posts. And the most useful ones tend to be to questions in the form of "How do you deal with this business/technical challenge/situation?".

While the "Successful one-person businesses", "Successful passive income sources", etc., posts are popular and entertaining, I get less helpful details from them.

But folks providing details on their successes and/or failures around a more specifically-oriented question tend to lead to some interesting discussions and leads on people and their work that they may not divulge in the more show-and-tell-style posts.
It's not accurate to imply that upcoming crises over USSC nominations will be the result of a Democratic power grab.

More intense fights over control of the USSC will happen because the differential population growth between the states and the rigid allocation of Senate seats means that the USSC is being filled without benefit of the democratic consent of a majority of the American population.

The fact that the USSC is being filled with judges who are hostile to the social values and economic interests of the majority compounds the problem.

Political strife over USSC nominations is not a partisan problem but rather a function of the fact that the US constitution, by design, allows the reactionary minority to dominate the majority. The constitution gives the reactionary 40% the legal right to rule the majority, but this does not mean the majority is under any obligation to meekly accept this.