skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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I think you're arguing a different point. Sure there's a relationship, but these are not the same question:

"Did Joe kill Dave?"

"Given that we've decided that Joe did kill Dave, what should Joe's punishment be?"
A relevant need gap was posted on my problem validation platform recently for "Offline programming course for prisoners"[1].

The OP was trying to find materials to teach programming to a friend in prison and couldn't find satisfactory results.

[1]https://needgap.com/problems/152-offline-programming-course-...
Often you can find a bit of the paint in an overspray area that was covered by some other piece that is well preserved, even if the original paint is totally lost. Start taking off bolts and look at the flecks of paint stuck to the underside of the bolt.

Also, we still have the techniques and materials used to make old paints. New batches can be whipped up (assuming they aren't too toxic) for comparison. Lead based paints obviously are more problematic, but modern technology is really good at replicating paint colors.
Do you do that with proc_lib or is it just a completely otp-unaware process like Joe would do?
I wonder if it is possible - if not practical - to extract color information from processed black and white film negatives.

It seems plausible that there are trace chemical imperfections in the film medium, and these might react differently to different wavelengths, so that if you could inspect the image at a molecular level you could make pretty good guesses about colors.
The same is true in The Netherlands. Often these individuals share the same backgrounds: (illegal) immigrants from North Africa, mainly Morocco and Algeria. Countries that The Netherlands regard as safe, which means these individuals can’t get a refugee status. In case of Morocco, from my understanding, Morocco isn’t interested in accepting their former subjects [0], so it’s impossible for The Netherlands to send these repeat offenders back.

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[0]: https://nltimes.nl/2019/11/22/morocco-refusing-speak-nl-taki...
Location: Colorado, USA

Remote: Yes or onsite

Willing to relocate: Yes (USA)

Technologies: Python, Java, Go, web dev, SQL, Linux, Docker, cloud, C/C++, git, distributed systems, threading, performance & scalability, cryptocurrency/blockchain, some ML (Bayesian, OLS regression, game actor AI)

Domain Experience: travel, real estate, education, foreign/online adversarial propaganda/disinfo (APD), gaming, sims, cryptocurrency/blockchain, leadgen auction engines, VPN

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decades of programming. solid computing system fundamentals. problem solving. brainstorming. prototyping. communication. technical team lead. software architect. SRE-ish. author of cheatsheet on Software Performance & Scalability. tech research, due diligence and consulting for US State Department. indie game engine creator since childhood. wrote & shipped a zombie apocalypse simulation a decade ago -- which was much more fun than coronavirus. in free time lately designing a sim to teach about democracy collapse risks, and FOSS contrib to Tailscale
One of the "nice side effects" of your shell design is that one can do away with thinking about POSIX requirements / portability, among other "potential goodies". ;-)

- - -

But yes, if Hell Linux exists, it'd make a great candidate for a future QEMU Advent Calendar[1] submission.

[1] https://www.qemu-advent-calendar.org/2018/#about
I did not expect that, and sorry if I sounded harsh. I truly admire your enthusiasm, being proud of your work, and of course sharing your work with the open source community.
Informal survey: which Lighthouse opportunities/diagnostics/suggestions/metrics have been most helpful for you? Least helpful?

Suggestions/feedback on the Lighthouse guides is also welcome (the documentation that you see after clicking those "Learn more" links).

Disclosure: I work on Lighthouse and web.dev
Don't cheap out on a USB-C hub: get a Thunderbolt 3 hub.

I have a few CalDigit Thunderbolt 3 hubs. They're great. 4k monitor, gigabit ethernet, a number of USB-3 devices, and power-delivery for my Macbook. They are decidedly not cheap, but I wasted a lot of money on plain USB-C hubs (not Thuderbolt 3 which uses the same port but is not the same) that are now effectively trash.

I've got one at all of the "workstations" in the house. Tired of working in the bedroom? Unplug one cable and move to the office that has an identical setup and everything works and is easy.
Do you think this question is relevant or clever? I would rather a racist remark me directed towards me. I hope that satisfies whatever you're after.
"[Do bad things] to [racial minority|racial group]!"

The definition of "bad things" is left as an exercise to the reader.
Phoenix is a good example. It makes great use of OTP, but you don't really need to touch OTP when using it to build web applications. You can, and your life as an Elixir dev will certainly be easier if you have some understanding of OTP, but it works great as a web framework even if you don't.
But this person committed a "serious, violent crime" that sent them to prison for 13 years. Are you comfortable sitting next to someone who is capable of a "serious, violent crime"? Are there certain crimes that cross the line for you? Would you expect your employer to inform you of their record?

TBH, my answer to that is "I don't know." It has never come up, so I haven't given it a lot of thought.

But it is a legitimate question, IMO, and I don't see why you're being downvoted for simply raising the question. I gave you an upvote to help offset that, FWIW.
Definitely not alone. I have a USB A headset. I have a new macbook pro with USB(C/thunderf*ck?) adapter that lets me use this headset on my mac. No biggy.

Anyway one day I was like, huh, I bet this won't work, but I plugged my Mac adapter into my Oneplus phone, with the USB A headset attached. The phone actually detected the headset, including the volume up/down button built in.

So yes, USB-C simplified my life.
No, this doesn't solve the problem for anyone. They need to cancel it immediately, or make it opt-in, again immediately.
>"The standard of proof in criminal law is very high. There are very specific definitions of most criminal acts and these must be proven "beyond reasonable doubt"

This is nice theory which in practice often comes down to: you can not afford proper defense (unless you want government lawyer who will happily sleep through the whole case), you do not have enough to make bail so here is the deal: plead guilty to this lesser crime or we would f,,k you up royally later on.
Probably lower than middle-out.
Yep exactly. We process millions of jobs using Exq, mainly because of the retry, persistence of jobs, etc. I don't want to risk leaving that in elixir only.

We use Exq because I've used Sidekiq for years. I should check out Oban, since it could reduce the complexity in our stack (we wouldn't need redis anymore).
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PostgreSQL 13 New Feature: dropdb –force
We're talking about casual beginners, which is not the same as beginner.

I started my career in Lithuania, where a student will earn no more than a few hundred eur. JLC delivers a custom board for 7Eur within a MONTH! For 7eur I can get a perfboard, ATTiny2313 and a bunch of components and make a thing... in about 4 hours.

I used to make CAN interface boards without SMD and with tools that cost me roughly 20Eur in total. Never needed a hot air station - so your claim that it's nothing special is complete delusion of reality. I couldn't even afford a breadboard... not to mention specialist MCU programmer.
Not a native speaker either, but to me "under Salazar" would mean during his era and expressing the era's spirit. As you say, the city planning and architecture certainly bears the stamp of the Estado Novo, even though the government didn't pay for most of it.
> (GOOD) clamps

Any advice on what to look for or what brands you might recommend?

I bought a couple furniture clamps a few years ago and they are complete garbage.
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https://donate.mozilla.org/

They are asking for donations.
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Oh that's much nicer than I realized. Thanks!
> the operating system does its best to pretend that nothing is wrong

Call it "Trump Linux"! :)
> I guarantee that if you give every prisoner or delinquent to do what he likes or a normal job, he will be like the rest of us, a completely normal person. Bad government and lack of smart strategy and vision makes criminals, nothing more.

That's a very strong statement.

Certainly there are a lot of people that fall into gangs, etc because they have no other alternatives. But rapists don't rape because their day job is boring. Serial killers aren't in it for the money, either. Don't be naive.
Yeah, I did confuse the discourse there...

My problem with counting cases is that it's heavily dependent on how much testing is done, while deaths are always count.
From reading your comment, you appear to think that I am assuming someone would ship XP to developers, that is not the case and I apologize if I wasn't clear. I am assuming someone would use XP in a product that would be shipped to consumers.

Companies have and will ship products with outdated or unsupported OS if they think they can harden them acceptably. See all the networking devices that run some variant of the Linux 2.x kernel that still appear on the market today as an example.

Embedded XP was also a thing and probably still is in many places.
You can’t “oversupply” electrical current(Amps), only voltages(Volts). Current is drawn and determined by Ohm’s law.
Story dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24643894
Is there any relation to an original meaning of cast in the english language to the technical term? I mean '(re)shape' or 'convert' would come more to mind.
> I will give you that teachers know who the other bad teachers are.

Unless teachers happen to spend their days sitting around in other teachers' classrooms, I highly doubt that's the case.

Teaching is not collaborative work, and I would not be comfortable giving a peer review to someone who I never interacted with, outside my lunch break.

They do, however, have a pretty good idea of which other teachers they personally don't like.
Honestly just block all EU traffic with iptables and the geoip module.

Life doesn't need to be like this if you have no business there.
The author is the dumbest person on planet. USB-C is great and I never had any issues with it. Guys with 0 IQ should be banned from writing technical articles.
Denmark proves that vouchers are not incompatible, when combined with the other conditions which exist in Denmark, with good outcomes, but the other places that don't do it and also have good outcomes show that it is not necessary for good outcomes.
sure as hell keeps me from funding them though. We don't need more overpaid CEOs.
I want to buy a film camera. I am not a "photographer" at all. But I take photos and I sometimes I want to take photos. What I feel is digital kind of makes photos expandable. I mean more than they ought to be. Also, all the bells and whistles get in the way. I would be happy to just get a FM3A (or something like this) and just shoot with it maybe couple of times a year.
BofH would be proud.
Ask HN: Family Office Investment vs. VC
Hi,

Can someone educate us a little bit on differences in dealing with a Family Office investment vs traditional VC?

Is there anything specific to be mindful about? Why would you choose one vs the other?

Thanks!
I don't dispute that, but I'm genuinely not sure how that fits in with my comment. Could you clarify?
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But here the explanation is in economies of scale, not just consumer behavior. Lower cost flights are also cheaper to run, so airlines make more profit on scale, which drove out other operators. As a result, from the point of view of consumers these cheap flights give more flexible options in terms of schedule. This is not different from other industries, where cheaper products became the norm because the companies making them were so much more profitable on scale.
Person with adblocker on who is not paying for journalism is upset about quality? Yes - you are getting too worked up.
> They always have the choice to not do the work. You just don't show up and that's it. Not doing something is the easiest thing to do.

In a country where your employer controls your access to healthcare and retirement, as well as indirectly controls your access to these things for the rest of your life via references (future employers will shy away from hiring a lone person who refused to do as they were told and was fired for that reason), I would say this is not easy at all.

IMO, modern companies in America are turning into a sort of benevolent government; and that's why you have all these protests. Cut employers out of things fundamental to life like healthcare and retirement, and turn it into a true monetary exchange. Then you will have far fewer of these protests; and people might feel more comfortable quitting en masse instead.
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Swiss city Geneva to introduce a minimum wage of over $4k a month
There is a big difference between "This person should be imprisoned and completely seperated from society" and "I should have the right to not work with violent people". I have no problem with a convicted murderer being released from prison, but I'm not going to invite them over for dinner.
Is it possible to find the sourcecode?

Edit:
found it

https://github.com/tiagoad/suicide-linux
I think it's a tough space. I'd start by trying to make sure people would PAY for whatever you want to build. The needs you're talking about are pretty specific.
Stop pandering and go back to making a decent browser...
You don't need to go outside of EU to get lack of availability of fast deliveries.
I don't think notation is the barrier, but education. It can't really be standardized because notation is invented all the time, while we still haven't found a better way to teach the syntax of mathematics than a professor scribbling a formula on a chalkboard and student asking what a symbol means.
A problem with most commands is that they usually don't need extremely-unfortunate typos or russian-roulette-enabled shells to turn into something wrong: they are usually wrong in passing, while you're typing them. I always wondered if something could be done against the effects of an accidental premature return. Some of us have cats...

`sudo rm -rf /tmp/workdir` starts with `sudo rm -rf /`

`git reset libs` starts with `git reset` which will wipe your staging area

`docker-compose rm -f db` starts with `docker-compose rm -f` which will remove all stopped containers (and their logs)

Most commands just tend to do something very broad with no arguments, and the fact that paths start with bigger folders and go down to files doesn't help either. No GUI tool would ask you to confirm before you type in the path, the way shell commands tend to.
The fact that tablature is ancient doesn't mean it's great for "learning the craft" (in other words, understanding music theory). The age of a notation system is completely irrelevant when deciding what notation system to use, really.

Tablature (for guitar/bass guitar, anyway) reduces note and rhythm information to merely a fret# on a string. This is perfectly fine for people who just want to play a song. I look at tabs sometimes for a quick reference since it's just mentally easier than sheet music.

But if you want to start understanding the theory and relationships between those notes and chords to any meaningful degree, you really do need to start using sheet music. "Fret #3 on the E string to Fret #3 on the A string" doesn't communicate information like "G -> C" does (like the key center, the tonic, etc). It also doesn't limit you to any specific section of the fretboard.

Sheet music is really not that hard to learn. If you want to just use tabs, go ahead, but it's not elitist to point out that sheet music is basically essential for progression as a musician. Music theory is a fundamental part of that progression, unless you just want to play tablature (or sheet music) robotically.
An external GPU box would work for you, since the offboard GPU would have a full-bandwidth link to the monitor. Depending on which GPU you put in it, though, it would probably be cheaper to buy a new monitor.
I applied for the Senior C# Developer role, unfortunately it didn't proceed as my C# experience is largely on the web side rather than the desktop side. I just want to say I felt valued throughout the process and that I felt Prakash really listened to me and spoke honestly. It was refreshing to have such an open and empathetic interaction with a company, so kudos to you folks for operating like this!
I'm not sure if this is a funding problem. US public schools spend almost the same amount per student ~10k. I find it more likely that there's a difference in how resources are allocated in public vs private institutions.
How true!

Take the original Star Trek. Its color scheme is 'iconic' now but at the time most people watched it in black and white. They specifically picked those colors to look decent on the semi new color TV's but just as importantly to not smear out into the background on black and white TV's. Gilligans island was similar.
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We're looking for a senior front end engineer to help us develop our real-time platform for processing medical notes. We are looking for an expert in VueJs, Vuex, GraphQL, and TypeScript. Good design and product sense are required. Experience working with real-time web apps is a plus.

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