skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You are very right. I have programmed for a long time in C++98 and "Modern C++" does feel somewhat alien to me. I don't see the actual need for some features (eg. range for is just syntactic sugar) while threading etc. are very welcome. The combinatorial explosion arising from mixing and matching all the available features really makes code using advanced techniques nearly opaque to "ordinary" programmers. So unless needed otherwise we have to confine ourselves to a "familiar subset" of the language; very few people can have mastery of the full language.
i.reddit.com works like a charm for those who are on mobile and don't like the new Reddit. But NSFW sites cannot be viewed without login. They can be viewed with old.reddit.com, however.
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You can use a fabric-only portable car seat.
This one is fascinating, also: https://youtu.be/ujGnc94qrjo
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Does anyone have examples of IFTTT flows that actually make use of the "Pro" features. I hadn't been using it much besides having rss comics sent to my email but had an account for years so figured I'd try it out. As far as I can tell it is exactly the same except I'm paying two bucks a month now.
It's funny how we always assume we are at the pinnacle of science and yet 400 years from now, we will look like the wackos using toad flesh amulets.

That was a fun article. Thanks OP.
There's also the little pickle that manure from an industrial feedlot is considered an organic fertilizer.

(I'm not suggesting it's directly a problem, the issue is that it's real hard to figure out the nitrogen budget society ends up with if all synthetic fertilizers go away)
If you want to recreate this experience in the most authentic way possible, you can buy a video terminal and configure your box to host the terminal on one of its serial ports.

I picked up a couple working IBM 3151 video terminals and keyboards on a government auction site for $25. On eBay, video terminals tend to be more expensive.

I'm especially happy with the IBM 3151 because the keyboard is buckling-spring just like the Model M.

http://www.sidpatil.com/pics/files/IBM_3151_FreeBSD.jpg

https://www.reddit.com/r/retrobattlestations/search?q=termin...

https://www.reddit.com/r/unixporn/comments/fgn95v/ibm_3151_b...

https://www.reddit.com/r/unixporn/comments/fj86qs/hp_70092_w...

https://blog.w1r3.net/2019/12/24/linux-vt520.html

https://www.reddit.com/r/unixporn/comments/ef6eos/vt520_alpi...
There's also i.reddit.com, which I find the least unpleasant of all. I never liked old reddit that much even before it was old, and I'm almost impressed that they somehow managed to improve it into something even worse.
I am surprised to see no mention of COVID and if perhaps the increase in remote work is taxing Outlook and other Office 365 services more heavily than expected. It would be an easy way to wave away some of the outages.
I would guess standard programming interfaces to be deactivated and further programming happening only through a bootloader. Don't actually know if that is common practice, but that is how I learned it.

Some smaller MCU have alternative pin functions for the SPI/JTAG pins.
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That still leaves homeschooling, which when done correctly is arguably better than both public and private school.
I did it twice. Once with the internal camera in my laptop (Lenovo Carbon X1 Extreme sport 4x4 Cargo edition)
Received a 67%.

Second time with an external Logitech HD 1080p
Received a 83%.

I am apparently much more attractive and much thinner in HD.
Aren't they limiting it to three applets too?
Births in western Europe are less than the amount needed to keep the population stable: the population of those countries is long term decreasing. (but there is often immigration to make up for it)

I think the US is about even, or slightly positive. But then the US has a lot less people than Europe on a per land area measure.
Am I the only who thinks Zapier and IFTTT are useless? The only one that comes close to delivering on utility is autocode.
Sometimes there's only one candidate for a job and that person demands more than minimum wage. It hurts profit.
This is a great answer, and this issue highlights pretty well the problem that can arise when people reason about C as if it was just ”portable assembly”.
We don’t mandate 5 point harnesses in all vehicles, even though they would save far more than 57 lives. Life is a never ending risk calculation and a constant tradeoff between safety and convenience. There is a point where everyone would stop making additional tradeoffs but that is not the same as active killing.
I'd love to hear the answer.

Another one that confuses me to no end is how anarcho-capitalism isn't a paradox? Capitalism is inherently authoritarian while anarchism is libertarian. They are opposite ends of the same spectrum.
Your kids might just be eager to get away from an abusive household.
wow, you got downvoted pretty hard & fast. tried to help coutneract because while that joke is played out - there's a reason that joke is played out.
I'm sorry it didn't work out for you. For you, was a "good result" just a good project, or a contributor with continued involvement?

Coming from the other side, as someone who was a GSoC student, but whose involvement with open source ultimately dropped off over the years, I think one of the problems here is the timing. GSoC students are typically in their third or fourth years of undergraduate study, which are followed by internships and on-campus data structures & algorithms interviews which require a lot of preparation. Then for the first couple of years in the industry, most haven't sorted out their work life balance sufficiently to want to code in their free time. It's only recently (2-3 years after I graduated) that I started feeling like I had enough time to get back into open source.

The fact that there as many Indians applying as there are, I think is due to a combination of the factors that 1. there are a lot of Indian CS undergrads 2. internships are extremely competitive, so GSoC is perceived to be an alternative (which it really is not)
In fact the US bans 5 point harnesses in cars (or did last I checked), the idea being they think people would drive less safe if they knew that level of protection, combined with they are harder to put on so less people would use them. I don't believe the arguments, but they exist.
I'd actually expect one of the big cloud providers to offer cheaper domain hosting as a loss leader sometime in the next few years.

I bet there's also a non server cost too, though. All I could find is a $0.18 fee to ICANN: https://www.namecheap.com/legal/domains/icann-fee/
Hasn't JPEG XL and AVIF largely surpassed BPG in popularity? AVIF is already in browsers.

https://jpeg.org/jpegxl/

https://gitlab.com/wg1/jpeg-xl

https://aomediacodec.github.io/av1-avif/

https://github.com/AOMediaCodec/libavif

https://caniuse.com/avif
Maybe projects should add to their code of conduct "No spelling or copy changes are acceptable during October"
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Figured. Those are all either promoting illegal behavior or existed to spread porn of non-consenting people. I am fine with reddit being hostile to that.
Direct link to store page? How is this not Ad/spam?
And the author knows about hacking hardware!

Cannot confirm this however, I am still on 1903 though.
> as the variation between model and reality could easily be noise from the control variables rather than from a relationship between car seat laws and fertility.

Especially when you consider that something like a state law mandating car seats is only gonna exert upward pressure on the cost of a kid for people with higher incomes. Basically the poors are gonna pile into whatever vehicle they have and the law can fuck off. Nobody says "gee we shouldn't have another kid because we'll need X, Y and Z' (one of those being a bigger car in this case). That's just not how people make decisions at that level. If you want a kid you get a kid and you roll with it. You know it's gonna be expensive but you just deal.

Controlling for income is really really hard since basically everything about lifestyle has some relation to income. Controlling for income with sufficient accuracy that you can tease out an effect that itself correlates with income is gonna be neigh on impossible when you're looking for something that's a 2nd order effect. This is like trying to predict trout populations in Canada by chemically analyzing reindeer piss in Russia. You can do it but it's an exercise in measurement and it's gonna have zero practical utility since sooooo many other things will have affects that dwarf those of what you're measuring.

I think it's far more likely that rear seats have shrunk and car seats have grown because fertility rates have declined and regulators and manufacturers are therefore emboldened to do things that would be laughable in a world where three kid households were more common.
I use an old copy of Sketchup (the offline version) and it does me.

Blender and FreeCAD are both good open source options. You can also alternatively draw an SVG in Inkscape, import in to one or the other, then 3D extrude it.
One example:

> Two decades ago, neurophilosopher Patricia Churchland and physicist Max Tegmark were among those who launched outright broadsides. Hameroff and Penrose responded, and Hameroff published a list of 20 testable predictions yielded by Orch-OR.

Anyway, it seems that his research has also inspired better equipped scientists to delve deeper.
Larger vehicles also lead to deadlier collisions. Rarely is anything a pure universal good with no tradeoffs.
And just like programming, there are versions of those with easier notation to ease entry.

Anyone remember all the different ways music was represented as they grew up? What about guitar tabs? I remember simplified math as a kid.

I think this hits on the right approach, which already exists: different languages with different complexity levels for notation.
The most important thing tech should do is not be involved in the voting process, at least at ground level. A paper trail is imperative, time-tested and significantly harder to tamper with, although not infallible.
I don't think this is accurate. I clicked through the footnote from the Google store page and found this, https://support.google.com/pixelphone/answer/10107702?p=wire.... Which includes phones.
Notation is a tool for thought. You want to optimize it for the problem you're solving. Not that PL notation is optimal, but being beginner-friendly is about the last thing one should care about.
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> Young child seats are nasty hateful things that skin your knuckles as you thread them in

For me, the first few months were the seat that just clicked out of the pram frame and into the car base [0]

After that was a rear facing seat that just sat in the car. Occasionally we'd move to another car, but that's just "unclick, move, click" [1]

Then it was forward facing seats which the kids put their seatbelts on just like adults [2]

What type of seats are you on about?

[0] https://www.pramworld.co.uk/maxi-cosi-easyfix-base-for-cabri... (or similar)

[1] https://www.kids-room.com/en/britax-roemer-reboard-child-car...

[2] https://www.britax-romer.co.uk/car-seats/highback-boosters/d...
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I would like that we have an Industry Wiki were for industrial processes the basic structure, context and specific implementations are described.
If we had a collaborative economy this would be so cool!
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Paying people seems easier for a well funded company. If you fire people they get upset, sue, and create additional headaches. I’m sure someone crunched the numbers and paying people to leave made more sense.
/r/the_donald was not banned because they supported the president and you know it. /r/conservative is a huge sub and strongly favors trump.
Covid response is drastically increasing the gap between the haves and the have-nots, and I see no prospect of it being addressed. At some point we're going to ask when the price being paid by large swathes of society is worth it.
> They 'take out' users for much less.

"Only a Sith deals in absolutes" Heavily depends on the subreddit and there are examples of it extending in all directions.
This reminded by about a vinyl album that I own from 1987 called "Poniżej krytyki" by a Polish synthpop band Papa Dance that contains a program for ZX Spectrum on both sides of the record. According to instructions on the album it's a quiz and you could send the answers to a postal address and win some prizes :-)
adafruit is great. also, they have circuitpython support for most of their stuff. circuitpython is nice for getting LEDs flashing without having to setup a large toolchain.

micropythin deserves a shout-out too for getting something happening with minimal toolchain setup overhead.
Really fascinating! Reminds me of my community of international students at college.
The real clincher is that your toes are older than your nose
1968 on adopting standard notation: https://assets.octodon.social/media_attachments/files/002/76...

(judging by the picture of Susie at her desk, development environments' handwriting recognition was awesome in 1968, which explains Landin's 1966 comment in Next 700:

https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~crary/819-f09/Landin66.pdf p. 160

> "[The offside rule] is based on vertical alignment, not character width, and hence is equally appropriate in handwritten, typeset or typed texts.")
Can you close PRs for repos for a month for users that were created in last week?
Definitely! What I'm forcing onto Bash is basically what Ansible does normally. For the desktop use case I've certainly noticed that it might be easier to use something that is already idempotent by default (like Ansible). The server thing isn't all that complex though, at least not the parts that you could replace with Ansible.
Ironic that this uses "PL notation" in its title - an ungoogleable acronym (luckily Hacker News has clarified this as meaning programming language notation).
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This is such a lazy form of "argument". If you have knowledge, share it, or at least share concrete references to concrete resources where one might learn what you think should be learned. If you put it in this nebulous way, people might look up the meaning of OOP in some source you don't approve of, which wouldn't help communicate what you think should be communicated.
Is this saying that a new language is the barrier to learning a new language?
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Except in a programming language designed for learning programming. Ideally, we would have a good educational language with a clear path mapping the notation from that language to more common notation used in programming languages designed for computer science, software engineering, or software development.
The comments actually hit on the real solution to notation issues: it should be executable.

It might require a library or file of accompanying "assumptions" that enables a concise "display" notation that appears in the text, but it would allow anyone to examine and understand what was being specified by having a common, concrete base of reference and the ability to query and examine it from whatever angle works for the reader.
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You seem to have the impression that I don't see the value of early users, which is not true. They are crucial.

Could those 30 students have gotten GCP access and carried out their assignments? Probably. I wouldn't portray myself as a savior while trying to sell a product. I'd
say that those 30 students were doing you a favor. (In the same way Autodesk, Microsoft etc are giving away student licenses to get you into their eco-system. It's really not a new thing)

But, to my original quote that you seem to have disliked - you are a small company (I saw 10-ish people?) that's entering a highly populated and competitive market with the assumption that your early adopters "need your product badly". I can only assume you have one helluva product. I'd say in 2-5 years you'll have the answer (not that it has to be bad news).
Historically there was a big performance hit for using the fancy added abstractions of C++. Don't know if it's still that bad. But in the past it cost a factor of two or so, whenever I tried to get fancy.
If I wanted to be told that I'm ugly, old and fat, I would have just asked my siblings
I frickin love that album
> It's really time for a good alternative to Reddit to arise. They are ready for disruption.

Counteropinion: We don't need a good alternative.

I've learned a lot on reddit, but honestly, I've spent so many hundreds of hours there that I'm pretty sure it wasn't worth it. Reddit was extremely addictive and universally available, so I'm glad to see it gone (gone in the sense that it stopped giving me "my fix" long ago so it was easy to stop using it).
it doesn't have true colors for one
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Old.reddit.com is fine for desktop, but not for mobile. Mobile is an awful experience.
It's interesting that guitar tabs are quite close to old tablature notation, which was used for lots of string instruments such as the lute. Renaissance lute music is usually tabbed.
The exposure meters in old film SLRs are quite basic anyway, if you can remember the sunny 16 rule you’re 90% of the way there already. For the other 10%, use a light meter app on your phone
Woodworking is one of those "skills" that might seem so unapproachable, and yet the learning curve is quite steep (in the technical sense).

I'm nowhere near a master and make a lot of stupid mistakes. But my relatives think I'm worrying to much about those, nobody notices, nobody cares besides me. But next time I do the same thing again, I know. If it really counts or is entirely botched I just redo the piece.

Wood is similar to clay. You just try by sawing pieces in two smaller pieces, start to grind them, then come different sawing tools and techniques, then finishing (oil, laquer, etc.), then routing...
Obviously you start with smaller, simpler things.

And in contrast to what others said: Don't be afraid of mistakes. A dent is just a dent, the piece is supposed to "live" anyway. Your kids will put their teeth in soon. And a piece of wood can be replaced cheaply (don't start with ridiculously expensive hard woods obviously). You can always cut a new one.
It was just that he had forgotten that she had invited him, and it was a Sunday and all the gift shops were closed...
People didn't look like books either, and didn't look like pottery/statue fragments with the paint washed off, but historians aren't trying to ban that.

There are whole pseudo-intellectual cultures like Objectivists who think that peak of culture are statues with the paint worn off and reading scripts of plays meant to be experienced in live performance.
Not necessarily. I use a five point harness when I'm racing. With a helmet and a foam neck brace, I have walked away from getting T-boned in the driver door. But that extra equipment impedes visibility that I might need e.g. when parking.

I've driven a fully caged car from coast to coast (US), but from what I understand I took a risk. The harness and cage and restraint are all designed to with together. The human body stretches in a collision, so there is risk of head injury compared to a street car. I trust the equipment in the race car with my life, but there is a reason I don't drive one to work every day.
> Because there are simply no better niche communities (or platforms

Also notably the Reddit clones all seem to just be full of the people who were banned from reddit... And while I defend everyone's right to free speech, I really don't want to read the speech of these particular people (I just checked the front page of voat. Top stories include a headline insinuating Hollywood is run by Jews, and a video that is described as "great for redpilling normies")
There is no real barrier to entry, just like that anywhere the material ahead is massive and not for the faint of heart.
Apollo still has some pain points but it’s easily my favorite iOS app.
> We know what colors human faces have, so we can nail those

Um, do we really?
"historians" just means "at least 2 of them".
/r/gundeals and /r/gunsforsale were promoting illegal behavior?
you can probably script that through the API, but not with the normal tools.
Also, the EU is far from being this "digital warrior" some claim to be.
I started looking up plans online and built a bench and table. From there I've built various other pieces of furniture - tables, benches, shelves etc. It's mostly as others have said, trial and error.

Wood is pretty forgiving, especially soft woods like pine/spruce/cedar.

It's mostly just finding plans and ideas online and YouTube. Then taking your time. Like anything else, you have to enjoy it. I personally like how different it is from programming.

Definitely worth it for me, higher_quality_furniture++
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