skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Do not use data aggregators like our world in data, you should go to the state agencies websites and fetch the data from there.

Oh, also I haven't taken ANY precautions against the virus and I live my life as normal as possible - going to restaurants, shops, meeting with friends and I'm still alive.
Well, you gotta keep the doomer train running.
Yeah no thanks... at those prices this is still centralized and the costs of corruption and “few decades” decommissioning after a mere 10 years of usefulness will still be passed along through government subsidies and taxation. I’d rather just install solar and have control of these costs myself.
Would it be possible to use git actions to automatically flag every new pull-request as spam if it's not from a previous contributor during the month of october?
Well turns out my grandma wasn't lying.
> For example I could make a class with a std::unique_lock<std::mutex> and a pointer to the data it protects and pass that around.

This is pretty much what we do in our code base, except that the class has lock(), tryLock(), etc functions that take a lambda. The functions acquire/try to acquire the mutex and then pass a reference with appropriate const-ness to the lambda.
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Us c++ programmers have yet to find a paradigm we didn't like.
On a related note, I had a very early account (probably one of the first 1000 on the site). Years later reddit said they lost some laptop with account info, and so they reset all the passwords. My account was from before there was email. My attempts to get the account back all were met with responses that said "use email reset" and seemed to imply I'd done something wrong. My thanks for being a loyal user for over a decade.
> It's just unfortunate that mailing a physical letter is such a pain.

In France you can send a registered letter from the post office's website for just a few euros. Upload your PDF, they print it, deliver it and email you a receipt when it's done. For a little more you can request a signature from the recipient. Since they keep a copy and record, it acts as a cheap form of notarization and is valid for many legal purposes.
Organic agriculture has much lower yields than conventional agriculture for most crops [1]. I believe permaculture is more restrictive than US-Organic. It would take some big changes in our diet to absorb such a loss in productivity.

[1] https://geneticliteracyproject.org/2018/02/16/usda-data-conf...
I support vouchers because I support competition. However, even I’m skeptical things will get 10 times better.
The point is that you'd backup the keys in advance (when you initially set up the machine) and when the machine dies and your T2 is fried the repair shop can just replace it with a new T2, load the backed-up keys into it and give you back your machine with the data intact.
I don’t think it’s luck. Look at the Andy Griffith show for a glimpse of how children used to be treated close to a century ago. Look at small villages in many parts of the world. Children are basically given free reign to go and do what they want outside of specific times (school and nighttime).

When you give a child freedom, they generally explore, learn, and exercise. Sometimes they do stupid things, but I’d be surprised if heavily structured days for children is good for children.
I've found the font rendering to be very good indeed ever since the Truetype2 patent expired, so the proper byte-code interpreter could be enabled in Freetype and the autohinter disabled.

I find the rendering on Linux (KDE Neon and openSUSE for me) to be vastly superior to Windows 10. It was already very good on my old 27" ~108ppi display, but it's even better now that I have a 4K display that's ~163ppi, which I run at 150% scale. Crisp shapes, no blurring at all.

It's all at default settings, subpixel rendering on and slight hinting.
The install scripts lack `set -e` (or `set -xeuo pipefail`, which is what I've memorized), so if a command fails, the scripts just keep on steamrolling forward.

Then again, these scripts are clearly tailored for OP, since they contain their name and email, so it's... not like these would be usable as-is for anyone else.

(Also, why is this published on Npm?)
The number of bits in an encryption key and the number of qubits in a quantum computer trying to break it are not related in general and even if they are related, the relation is not necessarily a linear relation.

Also quantum computers do not in general offer an advantage when it comes to breaking encryption keys. They do, for example, for RSA because it relies on integer factorization and there is a faster quantum algorithm than a classical one, they do not - as far as we know - for AES for example.
Focusing on the word 'amateur' here.

For a while I fancied myself as an amateur photographer. First on film, and then digital.

After 1000s of shots, and tons of money on kit and film etc. plus hours of learning techniques, I realised that I would never be able to take photos that were worth showing anyone.

My photos look amateur. Jack Sharp's do not.

At the end of the day, I firmly believe you either have a photographic eye, or you don't.
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From what I could gather they are digitally printed, honest question: knowing this do you still consider it cheap?
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Yeah, maybe you were explicitly talking about the company BitTorrent Inc.

"work on new versions of the protocol anymore?" made me think of the BitTorrent protocol in general, sorry for the misunderstanding.

I think you're right that the BitTorrent company aren't directly involved in the protocol work, they seem to be focused on trying to push their plagiarized cryptocurrency project.
> Industrial ag caused yields to skyrocket, for instance, but it also hooked us on expensive fertilizers, damaging pesticides, and land use practices which destroy long-term soil viability.

It also solved human starvation, and enabled a lot less people to work in farming and therefore increase their level of life and in the end increase the technological level of the whole human race. We need not to forget the long reaching tail of agricultural improvements.
When uploading a new video you can select the language the video is in, to have the best accuracy possible. At the moment we support 20+ languages, but some are still in beta (aka, not the best accuracy).
Yeah, I have two Pentax Spotmatic camera's. One of them came as part of the original kit. Taking pictures with them is quite the experience. Since their really old camera's, the light meter in both have died, sadly. So, it's a bit of a hassle doing everything manual and I don't use them that much. But the pictures I've gotten from them are totally worth the time and effort.
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AFAIK there are already laws about reverse-engineering for compatibility. May extend that and add something like the right to repair, so the ones who sell software or software services also have to provide documentation and more access to the actual features.
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Ah, makes sense on the stripe component.

I did notice that for some components I need to show a loading indicator while they are loading async (for a slow connection).

Thanks for letting me know!
That's exactly the misconception I was trying to correct, assuming you made it while understanding the difference.

That suite of protocols is a suite of internet protocols, and "web" (from "world wide web", certainly familiar from www in websites) is a combination of HTML served over HTTP. If it has evolved to mean the internet, my apologies, but 10-20 years ago if you said "web", you meant HTTP:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Wide_Web
Should have added a [2.5 million years ago], I was worried for a second there
> Communities not advertiser friendly are destroyed.

Incorrect. There definitely are subreddits that aren't very useful to advertise in and they're left to be.

> Others are quarantined,

Only the most vile shit.

> and users shadow banned for showing wrongthink.

I don't think they do shadowbans any more, stuff does however get caught in spam filters and removed by mods. And Mods have each and every right to take out holocaust-denying, racist, homophobic garbage.

> The majority of top posts come from the same old users, generally paid content creators.

Learn how to pick subreddits.
Urbanization is already happening anyways. It could probably be sped up if we get rid of the implicit subsidies of rural living.
Surprisingly where I live, a one night stand is less risky that eating indoors in a restaurant. I wouldn’t have guessed.

That said, the chances are still pretty low I think, 1000 in a million isn’t very high is it?
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Thank god no php. Not that it would be needed.
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Are you saying that there is a long-term way to bypass Activation Lock? My understanding was that even if you bypass it locally (through jailbreak), you will not be able to use any of Apple's online services (iMessage, App Store, push notifications, etc) because Apple will not let this device register (and get the necessary client certificates) unless the original account's credentials are provided first, and this is enforced server-side and thus immune to local exploits.
Really

I tried the default non-logged page and I think 9gag was better than that.

I can't describe in non-colorful analogies how I felt seeing that so I won't bother. But I'm sure that once the old theme goes so am I
Another user data harvesting platform.
Here’s the crucial difference between Python destructors and C++ destructors: C++ destructors run as soon as the object goes out of scope, deterministically. Python destructors run down the road, during the next GC cycle.

As an example of why this matters, I’ve got a class called TimeCapture in a project. If I want to instrument how long a block takes (full function, inside of an if, etc) I can add `TimeCapture tc(“my-metric-name”);` to the block and know that the destructor on that object will be called precisely at the end of that block (capturing the end time of the block)

I don’t know the rules for Swift or Ada or OP, but I’m guessing they’ll vary.
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Ok, I think I copied that from somewhere... Pretty sure it's not my comment. But still... Lecturing people with rubbish arguments and a horrible attitude sounds like what you're doing.

Big world out there. You can have people who like colors and those who don't. Neither have to be pretending they're all that and hate the other. :) Friends?

Please submit a PR with a better comment if you like. I honestly didn't think of that until now, but I think comments are important. Thanks for pointing out really. :)
> Communities not advertiser friendly are destroyed.

Name a couple, I'm curious what the difference between "advertiser friendly" and "openly hostile to site rules" is.
I've been waiting for a new alternative for over 10 years now. Loads of "new reddits" have popped up pretty frequently since then, but they've all crashed and burned. Either they can't sustain activity, or they get taken over by communities that are incredibly hostile.

Reddit is an absolute dump, though. It just has enough constant activity that people will keep dealing with it until some major update breaks it for, like, a whole week and people migrate because they don't really have a choice.
Fair enough, and thanks for the correction.

In any case, working for an actual gun dealer is still compatible with a stance of "I support universal background checks and closing the private-seller loophole", which is still a form of gun control and a departure from the status quo.
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I'm not sure if you read my original comment but I am very sympathetic toward the idea that economic consideration can absolutely play a role in your family planning.
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I mean, it depends on the person and the color scheme.

I appreciate being able to turn off very colorful output if possible, as it does tend to distract me sometimes. The color schemes I pick/design for myself tend to be muted, while a lot of the tools out there in the world are way too colorful for me (and full of distracting emojis).
Nowhere, i.e. if you are in the falling elevator the tennis balls will fall downwards if it's uniform but any real gravitational field (apart from something of infinite radius) will make them converge gradually towards eachother as they fall towards the CoG
That's very intersting! Do you mind sharing the code here?
I guess the question mark at the end of the title is there to show it’s a question and not an explaination.

It was too disapointed to not get an answer !
> Learn how to pick subreddits.

No, that much is very true. Top content is definitely driven by paid content creators, unless you are talking about massively small subreddits without traffic.
According to this AI I am about as attractive as your ear.
Hear, hear! I think this problem is also beautifully put by the Knuth in Surreal Numbers. Results are boiled down to the smallest possible representation, without giving a historical/pedagogical overview, or even the slightest hint about how the author himself also struggled with the material.

This also boils down to what you understand the word "elementary" to mean. It is definitely not synonymous to "simple", rather as Feynman put it, "only requiring an infinite intelligence to understand".
Yeah I should fix that email stuff somehow. But it's just a good place to keep the GitHub noreply emails. And set -e with option to continue manually somehow good idea.

It's surprising how many people have used these, so they are for others... Improving them makes sense. If your wanna submit some changes and ideas please do :)

I would really appreciate it, and whoever gets them from npm might too.

I think I pushed to npm because I mostly do node and I guess I figured it's an easy backup and way to distribute.:)
It started with 5, then I kept getting closer to the camera until it was at 7.5 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
How industrial do you consider Android?

https://android.googlesource.com/platform/frameworks/base/+/...
In the ideal world ranges would have been in the original standard, but there were two issues.

First, at the time the language did not have enough forwarding capabilities, so you would have needed a lot of overloads to handle const and non const containers.

Second getting anything approved in committee is a huge effort so often proposals are stripped to the bare minimum; in particular the STL was already huge and Stepanov tried to include only what he thought were the fundamental components.

The new ranges have been in development for almost 10 years (arguably they suffered a bit of mission creep), so it is not just a matter of adding range overloads for functions.
Buffer? Can it feed into Buffer? Or similar? For example, Like a video on You Tube, send that to Buffer.

I like IFTTT but consistency and support are always an issue. When it's free that's part of the deal. But if we pay and there's still unreasonable wonkiness...
so 100x100mm pcb, 2 layers, x5, manufacturing costs - £1.56
12-16 business day delivery - £4.18
7-9 days - £9.25
4-6 dhl standard - £15.58

I think 30pcs protoboard for £9.90 with next day delivery from amazon still beats the custom made pcbs. And I don't need to spend time making sure my pcb design is 100% bug free...

Again, speaking from the hobbyist point of view.
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OP might want to look up NixOS, which would make this many times easier. Or consider setting up a pre-configured image.
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It's 2020, my first instinct was to look at the sky to try and spot the impending supernova.
Lots of interesting books there, thank you!
the expectation was always that you would use a library level adaptor (something like enumerate() or zip());
> But take the idea of having to use synthetic fertilizers and pest control. There are better ways, but they eat at the profit margin if you were only to maximize on profit, yield, and market value.

Society relies on their being massive agricultural surplus so that only a few people need to be farmers and the rest of us can go and do other things.

If farm yields drop, more land (and people) need to be farmers. If profit margins shrink from changes in farming technique, then either either less is being produced (again, requiring more land & farmers) or more resources being consumed (requiring more raw materials being diverted away from producing comfort and towards producing food).

Profits and yields are not small matters, they are ratios in the equation of how many people we free up from being farmers. We have made enormous strides by freeing up people from toiling away as farmers. There is a long debate to be had about whether taking steps to wind that back is a good idea.
i think that's the point. it's all a big club and we're not part of it.
The quantity of tritium we're talking about here is about 100 kg. That will rapidly be mixed into air within a short distance of the plant. It's not going to form some coherent blob that can penetrate 100 km of atmosphere.

Once in the troposphere, hydrogen of any kind will be oxidized to water within a couple of years, and then rain out. Of more concern would be accident processes that would cause it to be oxidized immediately. For example, any fire or exposure of hot materials to air would cause associated tritium to react.

This is all unrealistic anyway, since the plant will not have 100 kg of tritium on hand at any time. That's about the amount consumed in a year, but the reactor could not afford to have any substantial amount sitting around, decaying, or else the breeding ratio will be too low.
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Probably 0. That number will grow significantly you directly ask contributors during hacktoberfest if they want to become long term contributors.

There are four types of contributors. Project maintainers and team members who are invested in the project. Contributors who want a bug or feature implemented and will do it themselves. Those who want to contribute to opensource projects but can't decide on which project or issue to work on but hacktoberfest gives them an excuse to just pick any project and if you ask them directly they might stick. Finally there are those who only do it for external rewards.

The people you can reach only through hacktoberfest are the last two groups and only the third group might stay over the long run. The first two groups will always be there, even without hacktoberfest.
rust provides destructor functionality with drop trait:

https://doc.rust-lang.org/beta/std/ops/trait.Drop.html
Considering that a supernova jettisons material 15,000 to 40,000 kilometers per second [0], it would only take a few decades for the material to reach earth from a star in earth's proximity, which I interpret as a few light years away.

[0] https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/space/universe/su...
Guess it's not only the Russians who plan international poisonings.
I disagree with the strong sentiment that nobody needs it. In fact, I can think of several situations where this would have been helpful. For example, "ids generated by each import/client/process are guaranteed to be sortable."

But in any case, this is such a simple spec and such an irrelevant feature thet this sounds very much like bikeshedding to me now. As such, please accept my apologies and do choose what is best for you.
From my memories of classes computation fluid dynamics from almost a decade ago:

The whole thing was a balancing act of making sure that solutions were convergent and not unstable. Floating point numbers would fall in that category. Ie its OK to be a little a tiny little bit wrong as long as the final result converges on something reasonable. Especially given the other sources of error are magnitudes higher (for instance, picking a timestep that is way too large, relaxation factors when solving... I don't remember exactly but it felt like a bit of an art within engineering to get the thing to be reasonable.

https://www.flow3d.com/resources/cfd-101/numerical-issues/nu...
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>Just imagine the actual mechanics of setting up a proper Randomized Controlled Trial of seat belt safety!

https://www.bmj.com/content/363/bmj.k5094
Thanks, yes for now. You can run it locally for testing, but you need to deploy it to github actions finally.

Anyway, this sounds a good idea for no limitation with platform.
It can be true in massive subreddits, it isn't true in smaller ones. Smaller subs can and do have traffic.

Learn how to pick subreddits. It's the same with every social media.
Cool, thanks for the tip about NixOS! I think I like the flexibility of running scripts and picking and choosing... But a Dockerfile in the repo might be a cool way to tie everything together. Submit? :)
Is this an article produced by the new generation of bot journalism? Because it gives a strange (fake) vibe... nevertheless, interesting topic, need to read more.
Any employer that looks at an applicants activity graph in any serious way only deserves the kind of people they will get.

Every employer worth working for will at least look at some actual code you've written, both in your own projects and in contributions to others.

And even then an in-person interview should be able to offset any github activity or lack thereof.
Iirc IBM came up with an optimization of the classical algorithm (specifically using enormous but still (barely) practical amounts of RAM) that reduced the advantage of Google's quantum algorithm by an order of magnitude or two.

There was two issues with their argument though. First, they hadn't implemented it yet, which is rather ironic considering that Google's feat was in actually delivering an implementation. Second, Google's quantum computer is still orders of magnitude faster than IBM's optimized classical approach, not to mention cheaper.
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beam bot, im guessing the law would not be on your side.
The energy unfriendliness of BTC is what supports it not having to be under pinned by anything else, i.e. for proof of work to be hard and doable by a computer it must be energy intense. If underpinning by a legal authority is acceptable to you then many proof of stake cryptocurrencies would likely be appropriate.
This amazing three-part blog series describes the problem: http://www.harrowell.org.uk/blog/2012/01/21/the-politics-of-...

It's not just in monopolised industries, but the entire process has been labelled "low skill work" and left to fester.
SMDs with leads and 0603 or larger are quite easy to solder in my experience, at least on a factory-made PCB with solder mask. I can hand assemble SMD faster than thorough-hole, using a temp-controlled iron for both. (I have hot air rework station as well, but most of my SMD assembly is with a fairly inexpensive iron.)

SMD is a pain during prototyping and experimenting because they’re harder to use on breadboards (breakout boards are an additional step and possible point of failure). After the breadboarding stage, I think SMD is easier and faster.