skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
(Beware the following “wrong think” which will cause you cognitive dissonance— it will challenge your popular culture world view. Yes, if you dislike the following, you are not counter culture. You are a subscriber to pop culture. If you are pained by these words, then you follow the same political view as the mainstream— the biggest banks, Hollywood, mainstream
News, etc. Congratulations on your zombie-like conformity.)

Diversity is a divide and conquer strategy for controlling populations. When groups fight each other (based on inborn qualities, in a tribalistic manner), they don’t fight socio económic elites as much.

Have you noticed how much diversity is promoted by propaganda outlets across news & entertainment? That should give you a major hint of the intentions of socioeconomic elites: to push this idea on the population in a concealed, covert, subtle way.

If interested in challenging your perspective: Research the topic of how diversity in neighborhoods reduces trust and cohesion.

Additionally, for major corporations, Regulations to enforce diversity reduces their competition, because only the largest corporations can afford the most competitive salaries to attract the small pool of “diverse” candidates.

Ultimately the concept of diversity is itself racist and sexist, as are those who espouse it.
That's because the hypervisor allows full access to the hardware by default, with "virtual device drivers" to hook accesses and virtualise the hardware where sharing is needed. IMHO perfectly fine for a single-user OS.

Has anyone written about it's inner workings as compared
to NT?

There were a few books about it in the early 90s by Matt Pietrek and Andrew Schulman.
perhaps a language problem in this case.

I've been working digitally for 12 years (creating project with no-code tools or people with dev skills), and I've never written a line of code. So this is the first time I write code and then publish it.

Is there a better way to say it?
Largest Thai protests in years want to see monarchy reformed
Eh, the supernova if it is impending for us- has already happened in the lightcone
Support for gRPC
In Eastern Europe during the Cold War the trend was also the opposite -- with women in the majority. Women occupied the majority of those "dev" roles as it was laregely seen as womens work.
I think they meant giving repos an option to (temporarily) disallow PRs from new GH accounts.
Palantir Shares Go Up in Wall Street Debut
That's just how wallet backup works, I'm not sure how that is related to taint.

Perhaps a better illustration of the taint issue is "change". Whenever you need to send an amount of bitcoin that does not exactly match one of the UTXOs ("unspent transaction output") in your wallet, you will

- potentially need to use multiple UTXOs as input (thus linking together the past transaction that produced them)

- very likely have a "change" output that sends the excess amount back to a new address in your own wallet. Which output is change can be guessed with heuristics, and that UTXO will eventually be used in a future transaction, linking it to the current transaction.

Basically, all transactions associated with a wallet tend to become linkable over time.
Form submission does not work for me (FF, mac) js exception:

Uncaught ReferenceError: _form_serialize is not defined

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Another exception above: Uncaught TypeError: Property 'handleEvent' is not callable.

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There is no easy way to contact you: twitter does not allow direct messages.
They should just cancel it. You are hurting open source. It's hard to realize when you are wrong but often the best route it just to walk away.
CHR$(14), actually. 53272 is one of the VIC-II's pointer registers; it's also used to set the location of the hi-res screen in the 16K bank the video chip is looking at. To make this work in the lowest 16K, the VIC-II is made to see an image of the character ROM in the middle of memory ($1000), which is where both the upper case graphics set (POKE with 21) and upper lower case set (23) originate from.
The point is that Vue 2 can continue to be used though. There's no need to upgrade.
Another large difference (in my understanding) is that you're not actually forced to use concepts; they help if you do use them, but they're not required. Rust pretty much requires that you use a trait for these cases.
Social media, AI and (un)happiness
I would guess that there is also an effect where the frustration of having to strap a child into a car seat means that you end up taking less car trips with kids along. This would further reduce the number of accidents involving children compared to a no car seat world.
We live in western New York. My wife teaches in a private school and my daughter teaches in a charter school. The New York State Department of Education provides standards and direct support for high functioning special needs students and transportation to/from special classes for those with greater needs. The students in these two schools take the same standardized tests as those in the public schools. My wife teaches college level classes in Physics and Calculus to high school students with oversight from a local community college.

This is a great deal for the students because they enter the college of their choice with a better background than a typical student.
> measure twice and cut once

Evidently order is important here. Measuring and cutting are not commutative operations.

Also, if you have two parts to join, the measuring on both sides doesn't cancel.

If only carpentry and woodworking were as easy as algebra.
I praise my daughter telling her she worked hard, that is why she got her results.

I think that aspect of growth mindset is still valid. If you tell a kid they are smart, they will be in for a shock when someone smarter comes along.
Torschlusspanik is rather the (possible) outcome if one is not aware of one's mortality until it is almost too late already, I would say.
How to extract structured text from Payslips using deep learning
Nobody remembers stuff they don't use. It's more like "get college credits without paying". Having a semester out of the way is an instant 12.5% discount. If you go to a school that has asinine requirements with regard to freshman and on-campus housing it could be effectively a much larger discount.
Was that a hoax? It started showing me pictures of dogs in shower caps for some reason, said it was loading and unloading random data sets, then began quizzing me about random things.
It's cool. Some dude fixed it with a tv and a microwave.
USB-C was supposed to simplify our lives, but instead it’s a total mess
That's interesting I guess? Having a voice assistant to answer google searches really isn't something I'm interested in. As I discuss this more and more I feel like I'm just not the target customer for what their "Assistant" is trying to reach.
CSS Zen Garden has some good ideas - some are older and not responsive though - http://www.csszengarden.com
APL (and especially J and K) are about a lot more than array based programming, and NumPy didn't try to encompass those, which is part of the reason it is easier to learn.

K below:

,//

|/0(0|+)\

The first expression is usually called "flatten" (take a nested list and produce the list of all items in a single-level, in order). The second expression is a solution to the maximum-subarray-sum problem. Both of them leverage a hell of a lot more than "array" programming; in each case, every single character brings its own semantics, and the combination yields the semantic of the entire expression.

Not disagreeing that NumPy is more popular. Am disagreeing that they are "extremely similar".
Bad news: even if you get the bitstream out, there isn't full reverse engineering of what it means for anything other than a few Lattice Semiconductor parts.

But the required steps would be to identify how it loads the bitstream by looking at the pins which control this. Quite often this is from an external SPI device. That can simply be read out with e.g. "bus pirate" device. Otherwise, a suitable JTAG may give you access.
Woodworking is one of those skills where you can see literally every flaw about your finished product, because you know what greatness looks like and you cannot achieve it.

And nobody will notice but you, and maybe another woodworker. But generally they're nice enough not to say anything mean.

I like it because it keeps me humble. Just when I believe I have the largest amount of domain knowledge related to my job, and just when people are starting to view me as an expert. . . .

The god-damned half blind dovetails don't fit, and I know I made them right. I KNOW I DID.
Not surprising to me (I'm in India), whenever I've reviewed someone's resume and they have a GitHub it's always a few dark green dots on a few days in an entire year for several years (and often just 2 years).
Pretty sure it's done for no reason other than to check a box on some recruiting agency's form "I contribute to open source"
I worked for a sequencing centre a few years ago that was pretty even mix of men and women. However there was wet lab part and a bioinfomatics part. The wet lab was almost all women and the bioinformatics part mas mainly men.
I appreciate your perspective as the father of an under 1 year old. She is our first and I have a lot of learning to do.

I was commenting on that my homeschooling experience was great. However, I have a small direct sample of myself and my siblings and some homeschooling group friends.
mm and a lot of the first computers where in fact women
Ah found the "real" paper. The authors don't know how the algorithm scales either:

"Finally, we note that while our demonstrations of factoring have made use of currently available quantum annealers, there is an outstanding question regarding the asymptotic complexity for this approach." https://arxiv.org/pdf/1804.02733.pdf

and go on to talk about the "minimum spectral gap between the ground and first-excited states of the underlying time-dependent Hamiltonian" which might as well be something spoken in the engineering section of the Voyager to me.
Another math example:

1) First learning multiplication with an "x", as in "4 x 3 = 12".

2) Then in algebra switching to " * " (dot) to avoid ambiguity with x-as-a-variable.

3) Later learning that " * " wasn't multiplication but actually dot product - it just happened to do the same thing with two scalars.
Yes, housing reform is needed also to prevent affluent enclaves from maintaining exclusive neighborhoods.
The author needs to read more about industry and history, they are wrong or ignorant about a lot of what they say.

> all soil loses its fertility naturally over time

Here the author is demonstrating their lack of understanding in soil biology.

Think about this for a second, if soil naturally loses fertility over time then over the past million years the world would have become a barren waste land before humans got to it.

Industrial agriculture uses heavy machinery that compacts the soil and tilling, both kill the microbial activity that naturally fertilises the soil. Because industrial agriculture destroys the soil fertility it must be artificially replaced not the other way around.

> That those same crops would not be able to feed us if they were not also protected from pests

Here the author is demonstrating their literacy lack and understanding of natural systems.

In nature plants grow wild, in industrial agriculture we create monocultures of plants that allow pests and disease to spread easily between the plants resulting in famines like the Irish potato famine.

> before we had electricity and clean natural gas, people burned unrefined solid fuels in their homes—wood, coal, even dung

Here the author demonstrates their lack of history coal is one of the keys of the industrial revolution.

They make it sound like we always produced CO2 at the levels of industry, this simply isn't true.

https://www.climate.gov/sites/default/files/CO2_emissions_vs...

> plastics are produced in enormous quantities because, for so many purposes—from food containers to electrical wire coatings to children’s toys - we need a material that is cheap, light, flexible, waterproof, and insulating, and that can easily be made in any shape and color (including transparent!)

We don't need to use plastics for the stated consumer purposes.

I had a sandwich and some strawberries for lunch, the food was consumed immediately after purchase, the plastic packaging they came in will last forever, I can hand them down to my children and grand children long after I am dead. I didn't need them packaged in this way paper would have done or nothing at all.

> Industrial literacy means understanding that the components of the global economy are not arbitrary. Each one is there for a reason—often a matter of life and death.

Mater of life and death? Citation needed, the author makes it clear that their understanding of the global economy and industrial literacy are lacking or based on climate change denial propaganda, all of their examples demonstrate one consistent thing about industry.

Industry consistently sacrifices long term sustainability for short term gain. Which is beneficial for me and the author at the cost of every human to come.
Bootstrap 5 Alpha 2 is launched Dark mode for some components and other updates
>I wonder what their criteria is for "inclusive".

less white men
I believe it is impossible to close PRs, period. https://github.com/dear-github/dear-github/issues/84
> The wet lab was almost all women and the bioinformatics part mas mainly men.

This was my expectation as well, which is why I was surprised by my wife's company.
I am not too familiar with the Waldorf system.

If we were to invert the question, How to teach kids not to think?

What would the answer look like?
There are aspects of tech at some companies (and teams within companies) that are perhaps uniquely problematic--like the idea that "real programmers" have personal projects with Github repos. But the idea that young big firm lawyers and investment bankers--or many people who do more physical work and work on a less regular schedule (at much lower pay)--have it comparatively easy is the SV bubble talking.
Wow, that sounds so good! As a man I would love to join such a culture. At the moment I have no other choice but to simply be good at what I do and thus earn the respect of peers.
What a nice thing to do! However I couldn't not notice the typical anonymous mob commenting. Some of the comments on that reddit are so mean. How evil can some folks be when someone just went through his wife's passing.
Altair-Basic
Detecting Deep Fakes with a Heartbeat
Ruby had a slogan like "programmer's best choice" or some kind, and you can imagine I was so discouraged that I was too dumb for Ruby lol.
>I can give you the example of Portugal, the population is so fed up with the cycle of same parties giving us the same outcomes (mostly fueled by corruption), and those parties refuse to handle the corruption... because you know, now it's their turn... and we're yet again in a set back. So an extreme right party is gaining A LOT of ground, and doesn't show signs of stopping.

Which party is that? Google seems to be failing me and saying the opposite.
What a wonderful collection. There is something about B&W photos that gives me more of a sense of realism than color. Obviously, the subject plays a major part but its the developing and printing that brings them to life. Sharp had a real talent and he threw it all away to become an engineer ;).
Well that would be against the anti click bait journalism ethics guidelines.
>I think the hardest part of this is imagining how to put everything together, do the accurate measurements or design things in a way that you can tolerate less accuracy.

Woodworking is a lesson and exercise in planning and preparation, more than anything else. The actual skills used are fairly basic hand-eye coordination. But the planning. Oh the planning. You absolutely have to see the steps laid out to completion, one at a time, when you start. Otherwise you cannot even begin the project with hopes of finishing.

I'm fairly certain there's a metaphor in there somewhere, but it's early in the day.
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Not sure if you're being sarcastic, but this reads to me like "if surveillance doesn't produce a worthwhile society, you're just not using enough of it."
Haven't used it, but I can't imagine it would be great. Java's issue is that you can't do anything outside of a class. So there really is no outside context in which a REPL makes conceptual sense.
HTTP/3: From root to tip (2019)
Why do most men cannot make good money on OnlyFans?
Kitty has been around for years. How is it just now landing on the HN front page?
People able to program reasonably well, are not hindered by learning the syntax. Lowering the barrier is only going to bring in more people who are fundamentally unable to think algorithmically. If you are a manager you do not want those people to work for you, and if you are a programmer those people make you look better.

Of all the people I have tutored thus far, if they struggled with a language like Java or C#, trying to program with Scratch was just as hard for them. Taking syntax completely away and making it visual did not make a difference.
From your link:

"Some people have claimed that the word 'real' in this sense is descended (like French 'royal' and Spanish 'real') from the Latin word for 'king'. In the feudal system (which has left many traces in the common law) the king was the owner of all land, and everyone who occupied land paid him rent directly or indirectly (through lords who in turn paid the king), in cash, goods, or services (including military service). Property tax, paid to the state, can be seen as a relic of that system, as too is the term fee simple. Some say this derivation is a misconception; but that is countered by evidence that the earliest meaning of 'real' in English included "Of, relating to, or characteristic of a monarch, royalty, or (by extension) the nobility, esp. with regard to power, wealth, or dignity; (also) befitting a monarch."
Solo.io raises $32M Series B for API infrastructure (service mesh, WASM, envoy)
> However, for an attacker that is well funded (e.g. NSA) it's likely a very small challenge to overcome.

Yeah that's a solid "citation needed", you are talking about breaking serious cryptographic assumptions there.
I've seen so many of these stories that penalize people because of skin colour, neurodiversity etc, that I felt it was time for a discussion on HN.

I feel for everyone on the recieving end of ProctorU or ProctorIO or similar. The teachers are in an unfamiliar high-stress situation and they are sold the promise of tools to make skeuomorphic translations into remote work.
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It's the other way around – Apple imposes certain demands on content owners to appear in the app, one of which is basically treating them as dumb content pipes under Apple's brand – so Netflix, IMO wisely, said no. https://9to5mac.com/2019/03/18/netflix-apple-video-service-t...
>Diversity is a divide and conquer strategy for controlling populations.

Amazon/Whole Foods knows all about that.
Using His Bike as an Ambulance, Man Saves 5k Lives
It appears that UUID v6 is still a proposal, as of August 2020.

Also, this sounds like a non-starter for UUID v6:

"Like version 1 UUIDs, version 6 UUIDs use a MAC address from a local hardware network interface."

https://uuid.ramsey.dev/en/latest/nonstandard/version6.html
I've always thought that the reason women choose other careers than STEM is that many STEM jobs tend to be done in isolation, and that many women (whether by nature or nurture; it doesn't matter which) tend to prefer work with more human interaction.

An anecdote that can be generalized across many couples I know, is that I enjoy going to my workshop and working on a project by myself for 4-6 hours at a stretch. It's relaxing to me, helps me focus my thoughts. My wife likes to do book clubs and meets with friends to discuss political and social issues for similar stretches of time. I find her hobbies to be a bit stressful and occasionally boring, and she feels the same about mine. I think this has really shaped the careers we've pursued.
It's not about privacy rules of any kind, it's about Apple demanding too much control – similar to iOS, I suppose – meaning a bunch of big providers opted out. I get it. https://9to5mac.com/2019/03/18/netflix-apple-video-service-t...
RE: Geofencing - GA actually doesn't take in reminders for prompts like "When I get to work" or "When I get home". Give it a try and see if it works better for you

RE: Bathrooms - You hit it mostly on the head. I just wanted to find a gas station, fast food, restaurant, typically anything that would have public washroom access. I had no idea how far until the next town, what services they had, etc.

RE: Voice promtping. I had full bluetooth media volume (I always drive listening to podcasts) but virtually never have notification sounds on.

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I think I do understand why there's limitations. But it gets to the point where if every use-case I have for a voice assistant is "we're just not there yet" then at a certain point that voice assistant is useless.

Microsoft Word had voice typing in like 2003 or some shit. If GA is only really good at doing Google searches or typing my voice in a text it honestly isn't that impressive of a feature to me; its gimmicky and not "flagship feature" imo.

EDIT: Another example. One of the very first things I tried doing with GA on my Pixel 1 was "What are the highway conditions?" as I was preparing for work. The google result I got was for something like Arizona highway conditions... even though I live in Sask. Canada.