skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Hopefully this does the trick:

https://nitter.net/MechiValle/status/1311323302883930128/pho...
https://nitter.net/MechiValle/status/1311327158795743232/pho...
https://nitter.net/MechiValle/status/1311327628624826370/pho...
That sounds like a great use case and we would welcome Matrix support in GitLab. Adding this isn't on our company roadmap so it would have to be a contribution. See https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/22996 for a related but not quite the same suggestion.
i hope they play hold music while they wait for you!
That is a blanket statement and it just isn’t true. There are kids in my kids’ private school that have learning disabilities and our school not only has an on staff psychologist but also works with outside consultants to help on the more difficult cases. The school is extremely supportive. And there are plenty of public schools with abysmal special ed. My point is that such blanket statements aren’t true.
All 3 items I've mentioned are still issues that plague Android in 2020, so there's that...
I joke, but I'm also fully aware that the best jokes have a healthy dose of truthfulness...

Regardless of whether they actually monetize the shirts much, I wouldn't put it past someone to use that as an interesting thing to offer up in an interview, depending on the company and how they perceive the interviewers. :/
> So if I use Type Script that gets converted to JavaScript, the end result will be different than if I had done it like that to begin with

This isn't true for Typescript. TypeScript is a superset of JavaScript, and running JavaScript through the TypeScript compiler will produce identical output code[1]. If you add type annotations to that JavaScript to make it fully pass the strictest type checking settings, that will still be true provided you didn't otherwise rearrange or modify your program.

This makes me doubt their methodology on TypeScript at least, or wonder if they're running a tool like `ts-node` which compiles and runs at the same time, thus counting compile time in their execution time and energy.

1. As long as you're targeting the same language version as the original code was written for. For instance the compiler will downlevel async/await into slower async generators if you're targeting a version of JavaScript which doesn't support it yet.
Wordperfect was used in certain industries (legal especially i think) long after it started dying everywhere else. I don't think its an exception to this rule.
To clarify, I’m aware you can use Nvidia on Linux. This was a phrased this way because the driver issues you mention impact performance games under Linux.

And again, I understand Linux is your chosen OS — I’m happy you’re so happy. My question was why a person who is using WSL2 would want to run a game in Linux instead of inside Windows. I understand you can game in Linux. That’s not the question. The question is why would a person run a game inside Linux, which is running side-by-side Windows, run the game in that subsystem instead of just using Linux.

I didn’t know if there was a place where a game would get better performance in Linux, making that a better target.

I just don’t understand the criticism of doing something inside a subsystem that could be done just as well/better outside the subsystem. If you don’t want to use WSL2 or Windows or macOS or anything else, that’s fine. But for people who DO choose to use it, I don’t understand why “games inside Linux are slower inside of it” makes much sense.
Differential Synchronization [pdf]
Some people suffer a purpose crisis when they retire. Some people just enjoy what they do. Some people enjoy being at the top of an organizational hierarchy. Whatever the reason is, it's legitimate for a person to not retire if they choose not to do so.

I am curious if he will really honor The Giving Pledge upon death.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Giving_Pledge
I suppose it makes sense that moderates are more likely to punish candidates for just about any given behavior.

Remember that for the extremes you need to add implied caveats of "would you punish this candidate by voting for someone who wants to murder babies" or "would you punish this candidate by voting for someone who wants to put all black people in jail"

I think that most people would agree that murder and locking up people based upon race are also "undemocratic" and those are the stakes for voting for the opposition party, from the point of view of the extreme.
They’ll deduce a plan to kill all humans to get of the loop instead.
He was famous for Mafalda but his best work IMO is his non-Mafalda stuff which can be seen in those tweets. Super smart guy.
Ironic that products named exadata and teradata (guess we skipped petadata) dont scale.
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From my experience so far, the combination of virtual lectures and quasi- living alone is depressing me to the point of very dark thoughts indeed.

Academically I am good, sometimes very good, but I almost literally have no friends and probably won't be making any more this year at this rate.
Teachers unions represent the best interests of teachers, not students or parents. That’s just a fact, but people often defer to the teachers’ unions on “what’s best.” An excellent bit of marketing on the part of the unions.
SEC Orders Salt Lending to Offer Refunds to Investors in Its $47M ICO – CoinDesk
> So in Washington you are guaranteed $13.50 / hr and then tips go on top. In California you are guaranteed $12 / hr and then tips go on top.

Wait forreal? I gotta stop tipping.
Nice. This guy is like an Argentinean Banksy (or viceversa, Banksy is a British Quino).
My Chinese friends who live in multiple different cities are all telling me the pandemic is pretty much over where they are located. Businesses are basically back to normal. Even mask wearing is not as widespread as it used to be out in the open (still required in most indoor spaces). I guess they must all be CCP stooges and are lying to me.

People thinks the CCP is some omnipotent organization and can suppress any and all information. If that's the case, then how do we even know about the Uyghur detention camps?
Is Mafalda popular in the English world?

Even today, it's super popular in the Spanish speaking world. As popular as Peanuts or Garfield.
The Infinite Pattern That Never Repeats
I sure hope Google charges by the minute!
Jews power grab once more,

Same shit, different day!
unless you explicitly decide to share it and help improve the feature.

They just couldn't resist listening in, could they? Want to be that not "sharing" involves a dark pattern?
> the aggregate capacity of a 180 million dollar (construction plus launch cost) 6000 kg geostationary telecom satellite is less than two strands of fiber and a set of modern 100/200/400GbE coherent DWDM system line terminals.

Not sure how that's relevant. In any case, the total cost of a GEO is closer to double that.

> saying that the throughput of all of the ka-band spot beams on a satellite is 1Tbps is both double-counting math for the capacity in both directions, and does not reflect the actual capability of the satellite.

This is not correct.

> maybe if every single ground station was something large enough and with enough link budget to operate at 16APSK and better modulations. not a realistic figure if you're talking about low-cost, sub $1500 hardware, consumer grade ku and ka band vsats.

I'm not sure if you're talking about the ground stations that connect to fiber backhaul, here, or to the CPE terminals. In any case, ground station capacity is not an issue, and neither is CPE terminal capacity.

> for a randomly chosen rural zip code in WA state, hughesnet is offering a 50GB quota/month for $150/month. so yes, 60GB transfer limits and things are still a real thing. and during peak evening hours TDMA contention means that latency will be 1150ms+, or worse.

Yup, that's what I said: "... unless you're still using HughesNet."

> the unavoidable economics of consumer grade small VSAT require serious oversubscription. Dedicated 1:1 satellite capacity starts from $1500/Mbps and up, and requires a serious VSAT terminal, not a hughesnet/viasat/wildblue type toy.

Again, not sure how this is relevant. Every residential (and even many business) connectivity option is oversubscribed.

If you're saying that satellite cannot compete with fiber or cable, then you'd get no argument from me. If you're saying that satellite is a shitty option, well, I think you'd find that some people disagree with you on that.

That's not to say there isn't room for improvement, but providers know this and are working on it.
You also don't have to sign up anywhere or give your email address for a phone order.
Free Pascal has shockingly broad platform support:) One of the things I always found cool about it.
I don't think the parent comment argues that anyone should backport their changes for free. Their point is, upgrading everything is cheaper than backporting security fixes.
"You are 50% more likely to die in a car crash if the car is travelling > 70 miles/hour compared to < 40 miles/hour, therefore we should not allow cars to travel > 70 miles/hour."

Bad analogies are available for both sides of the debate.
A launcher on Android is an app that starts other apps. The launcher app is displayed when you click on the Home button.
Yes, I’m aware that Nvidia supports Linux for CUDA. Linux is a very popular headless environment for this reason.

I was responding to your response that Nvidia drivers for HiDPi and other display issues are subpar with “well, everyone who is serious about using Linux on the desktop uses AMD.”

First, that’s not true (as evidenced by the many people who do CUDA workloads in Linux). Second, my overarching point is that it’s strikes me as being really dismissive to say “well just don’t use the hardware you like/want/need if you want a good Linux on the desktop experience.”
IANAL, but I'm fairly certain that's already the case today - except the "magic sentence" is a physically mailed "please cancel my account" letter sent by USPS with signed-delivery to the company's registered head office address. All registered companies in all US states must respond to bona-fide customer correspondence sent to their registered address.

It's just unfortunate that mailing a physical letter is such a pain.

It could be worse: it was only 4 years ago I needed to cancel my HVAC installation with Sears Home Services and invoked my right to cancel the contract under WA law - and Sears required me to send an actual telegram (yes, the old-school, hand-delivered, all-caps short text messages) to their head-office address. I used this company: https://www.americantelegram.com/timedatestamp.php - to send it (and yes, it worked and I got out of the contract). But wow. I don't know how this can possibly be legal as it places an unnecessary undue burden on consumers unless there's some archaic legal carve-out for telegrams specifically?
That is libtorrent, unrelated to bittorrent, no? (organizationally)
But the iPhone 11 isn't flagship, it's mid-tier.
This makes sense.

The problem with recent political activism in companies has been that it isn't fair. It has been acceptable to advocate for liberal causes (for example for affirmative action), but not for conservative ones (against affirmative action).

It might be ok if both were allowed equally. But if only one viewpoint is allowed, that's not really democracy.
"2 more weeks.", "We don't know the long term effects", "Winter is coming". We are ~3 months from 2021, COVID-"2019" most likely will be endemic.
> Yep, the end result of Google’s play here is that Duplex calls Duplex and they tie themselves up in 3 hours of AI chess to result in ...

... a huge GCP bill for both sides of the call.
This is strange, I wonder why they are targeting this repo? I have labeled some issues 'hacktoberfest' and have gotten very well meaning contributions. Here is an example https://github.com/earthly/earthly/issues/334
Your server isn't going to delete itself. Seeing how you've responded here, this isn't DigitalOcean's problem, but solely yours.
Apple already doesn’t get any money out of Google. You can’t buy YouTube Live TV nor YouTube premium via in app subscriptions.

VOD rentals from Google Play Movies isn’t making money. I doubt anyone is making money on it. Everyone is charging the same thing. I assume that’s because there is no room to reduce prices.

Apple, Amazon, and Google care so little about revenue from digital movies that if you buy a movie from one service and link your account to Movies Anywhere, all of the other services just count it as purchased on their services. It’s a feature not a product that couldn’t be above break even.

If you search for a movie on Apple and it is available free on another service you subscribe to, Apple will just tell you.

The only play for Google here is advertising and collecting user data.

There is no realistic alternative where Google is any more than a bit player when you have Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney, and all of the other players with real content. Google already gave up on originals on YouTube.
I've wondered the same. It feels to me like we as a software writing community are yearning for a new paradigm or challenge.

Often time this expresses itself as a framework du'jour. But recently it seems like people are reaching back to languages of yore to see if there is some piece of mystic art to be applied to today's problems.

I'll admit I'm guilty of this outlook. I would love to write code professionally in Forth, APL, or any number of 'long gone' languages.
It's still socially expected in these places, so you might face some censure. But yes, for real. Interestingly, SF which has a $15 min wage has higher socially expected tip percentages than the rest of California.
Has anyone used Darcs [0]? Its design based around a patch theory [1] looks very compelling to me, but I haven't tried it myself.

[0]: http://darcs.net/
[1]: https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Understanding_Darcs/Patch_theo...
The argument before was "WSL2 will become good for graphical applications" (which also means games). So I answered, that if you want to run games on Linux, you can as well do it straight on Linux running on your hardware without intermediaries. I.e. it wasn't about running games on Windows.
That's certainly what I've seen. Friends were appalled when they moved their kid from private to public and saw how much more support she was getting for her dyslexia in the public school. The private school just wasn't interested in doing much about it.
Actually as far as I'm aware, the current politically correct term is "person of color" specifically so "person" is first instead of "black", and "color" instead of "black" so middle-eastern/etc aren't excluded.
It's like when the US President calls you. Someone else calls you and when you answer you get a "Please hold for the President".
School isn't just about education. It's also a social service.

School gets children out of the home, in some cases dangerous homes. It provides supervision for children whose parents would not be capable or willing of doing so -- rich kids get nannies, poor kids get left alone all day. It provides opportunities for socialization and puts kids in contact with adults who can serve as role models and alert authorities in cases of abuse.

The loss of these important social services matters a lot more than letting kids slip behind in math class by a year.
Yeah, sometimes you use crunch for business reasons in order to use it to shift time around - when you need to make a particular date for contractual or other reasons. E3 demo, releasing for Christmas, etc.

It's when crunch is used as a tool to "get blood from a stone" / get more productivity for the same cost that is becomes evil and eventually counterproductive.
"The tree of liberty..."

I personally think this general lack of education and understanding of how the world works is going to end with a painful lesson.

People think democracy is something that doesn't directly concern them (or don't think at all because they were never actually brought up to the standard). The sad reality is this is slippery slope into another war of some kind. I say this because, historically, this is what happens in these circumstances.
Whatever you like. Workflow is a layer on top.
You never did anything stupid and superfluous as a youth?
Sensemaking is an existential problem [video]
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22683277 .
our two kids (elementary school and pre-school) go to a private school in Bay Area and we are very happy now. They have in-person classes with very strict high covid-related guideliness. When they were required to close they offered an excellent online classes and lowered tuition 35%.

On the other hand, a lot of our friends with kids of similar age are super unhappy about their public schools.
The quality of education and online classes is very, very low and they can't re-open in person due to class sizes. I now know several families who basically ran away from public schools to either do homeschooling (with other parents) or private school. Very sad situation to watch
Same thing happened to me, but with Heroku/Salesforce. You can read about it here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21969358

Account was suspended about 10 months ago (for no reason given). I sent Heroku, Salesforce, their data protection officers emails asking them to remove my account, databases, codes, everything on it.

I kept receiving notifications that an active account would receive. And their DPO lied to me that they have closed the account.

Another US company doing that is not really a coincidence.
i think a course like that could be really good, but I don’t think you could avoid telling people about the concept of derivatives or integrals. If you tried I think it would just make things seem more confusing and arbitrary. and you might as well introduce the notation and definitions at that point, it’s pretty simple.

you wouldn’t need most of the material in a current calculus class (who cares about the volume of a weird surface) but i still believe you would need calculus.
Sorry for the late reply.

andrei_says_ seems to have reached into my brain and answered your question perfectly.

I don't think I would change my approach when using a third party tool. The personal downside of giving potentially harsh honest feedback outweighs any benefit for the "greater company" in my mind.
Kitty is one of those programs you install because you read about some performance improvements and mature feature stack, then completely forget about it in the background. The ideal piece of software. It just works and does the job well enough to be invisible.

Likewise I had repeated issues with iTerm breaking or consuming tons of resources for no reason which I had zero interest in debugging.

Glad to recommend it to anyone else.

...At least on MacOS. On Linux I was very happy with Termite which fit my keyboard-centric linux style https://github.com/thestinger/termite
This is Google solving an analogue problem with an analogue solution and a digital bolt on. One of the richest companies in the world and this is the best they can come up with!? Where’s the investment in innovation? It’s disgraceful.

Google - give every phone number an open digital presence and it creates a world of possibilities. Not a Google locked down digital presence, a real digital presence - eg 44123456789.telephone, hell even call it 44123456789.googlenum - just make it portable.
My parents have an Android TV, they have to regularly reboot it to fix its (wired) network connection. Nothing else on the network has a problem.

Meanwhile I have a second-hand Apple TV and it's great, but if it weren't great I would keep my television and replace it with a Fire/Roku/Whatever device.

I suppose they could keep their smart TV and hook up a less shitty external device to do the smart things, but then the smart TV is just a dumb TV that takes 5x longer to boot and presumably wastes extra electricity in the process.

If I had any faith in these Android-based televisions to get long term software support and be at all reliable maybe it would be different, but based on track records in the ecosystem I absolutely don't. The life span of a television panel is many times as long as the effective useful period of an android device.
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Endless one-offs? Have they ever walked through a recent development by any of the well-known residential construction companies? It's all three or four of the same!

Also, have they ever walked through any European residential development of 50 years ago? People used to contract an architect for single-family dwellings then, and they would get something that was acceptable and fit their needs.

What do they want to sell the people here?
How soon before the source referenced is partly a direct cause of further strife to U.S. allies and neighbors?
I was astonished and appalled to find that your Github bugs, wiki, and PRs were not all in your repo.
> The most popular languages are the least energy efficient and most resource intensive.

This is mostly incorrect. Of the top 10 programming languages on GitHub [1] only Python, Ruby and PHP are commonly used with an interpreter. The rest are all AOT or JIT compiled. I also suspect a large fraction of the Python projects are also data science / ML projects that heavily use packages like NumPy and TensorFlow that offload most of the work to highly optimized math libraries.

I also suspect if you were to look into the programming languages used by the companies with the most servers, they would skew more towards languages like Java and C++, or custom things like Facebook's Hack / HHVM.

[1] https://madnight.github.io/githut/#/pull_requests/2020/2
...or you can contact the restaurant via text message, WhatsApp, etc, and have all the benefits of both phone and online ordering.
Django under the influence: a Flask developer’s perspective
I think the price is pretty reasonable but the hidden cost of owning this phone is that you'd be handing Google more data about yourself they could ever collect by other means.
Hello, and apologies for the late reply!

Yes, the application text is localized using Apertium[1] machine translation, and it's... not perfect yet :)

At some point I would like to integrate 'Weblate'[2] as a translation platform; for now I'm afraid the best I could do is point you to the PO files for RecipeRadar here:

https://github.com/openculinary/internationalization

If you're able to add some corrections under the 'locales/corrections/fr' directory then your help would be greatly appreciated :)

NB: Thanks also for highlighting the need for ingredient/equipment name translations too; that'll need a little design & planning but is important to handle. I've opened an issue to track it here: https://github.com/openculinary/knowledge-graph/issues/51

[1] - https://www.apertium.org

[2] - https://weblate.org/
I'm sorry my friend. Engineers are imperfect creatures when it comes to graphics design.