skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Now for even more accurate picture, imagine the balls colliding off-centre, and their velocities misaligned by ~15 degrees. Enough to break them and induce some spin, not enough for significant cancellation of velocities.
The amount of people who will stay from 8 am to 8pm will be small and should be taken into account when deciding to offer something without limits.

You cannot have the cake(advertisement of unlimited offer) and eat the cake(limit the unlimited).
There's no real distinction between bits and atoms in a simulation. Atoms are just bits.
You should probably also feel bad for every living create on earth including for yourself. Their extinction is likely a sign ours might not be so far behind.

Edit: Go for the down vote, but the uncomfortable truth is that we're not likely to colonize Mars in 50 years or live underground, we need the biosphere just like these creatures. No level of denial will alter this fact.
You could also cluster first purely on colour (using the xy part of the xyY colourspace). For greyscale clothing you might then need to see if some colour has clearly separate shades, but that's going to be tricky without a proper understanding of shadows.
sorry, a bunch. Autocorrect is shitty sometimes when you've got several languages active at the same time.
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How exactly do you propose reaching higher orbits without going through LEO first?
Consider an equivalent amount of money spent (say $50k), where any money not going towards the car is donated to eliminating environmental problems (like 5k Prius and $45k spent sequestering CO2 at current prices). Car would be used for average developed-world use: commuting, groceries, random trips, ~15k miles / year.

Should I further elaborate that in the question?
In a post Silicon Valley 2.0 SF, the city becomes more affordable and the disaster you see in the streets will substantially improve.

SF was nowhere near this bad before techies flooded the place and priced everyone out of the housing market.

If I'm not mistaken that's the entire premise of this thread of discussion.

Are you completely blind to the relationship cost of living has to homelessness and crime?
Shame on you:
* https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/climate-depot/

> ClimateDepot.com is the website of the Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow (CFACT) employee Marc Morano, a conservative global warming denier who previously served as environmental communications director for a vocal political denier of climate change, Republican Sen. James Inhofe.
As in I can't play Spotify remotely at all?
Here's a link to similar https://saigoneer.com/vietnam-news/10653-vietnam-among-the-m...

I was a little skeptical myself. "data from the step-counting app Azumio Argus" - they counted steps. I can see how they might walk less as everyone gets around by motor scooter there which often involves less walking that using a car as you can normally park the thing at your destination rather than schlepping around looking for a car park. But I wouldn't really call them sedentary - they are quite a hard working bunch on average.
Actually I think the global side of things has held up remarkably well. There were brief shortages in supermarkets early on but when you consider the changes in our eating habits it wasn't much. The doomsayers would have had us eating each other by now.
Nope. They don't "have" their own state until one of them is measured. But they do have a correlated state which exists before measurement, which says they have opposite/same states. The individual states arise only after measurement. I'm not a physicist, but wrote a Quantum Simulator.
IF you read the article there were several science backed confirmations on his method, due emprical tests. Just read the article before comenting. And properly argue your response before send your reply.
That's what they are saying? Air and noise pollution is hurting city dwellers like my family every single god damned day. The solution: move to the suburbs and get a car like everyone else. And here we are.
Qi makes phone really hot and it's bad for battery life. I don't think it worth for benefit compared to just plugging a cable.
Its really depressing to see the extent the polar ice caps have melted
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> It just has gradually become every and any paradigm

But that's the whole point.

https://www.stroustrup.com/bs_faq.html#multiparadigm

You may prefer using 20 different languages for writing your app, I'd much rather write 20 EDSL embedded I a single host language.
> forcing you to enable location history

Not defending them but is it forced? I remember being asked about it. I used to keep it off for a long time but keep it on now to keep track of places I visit.

> there is no technical reason for this.

I have seen them give you best time to leave from home/office for/after work based on developing traffic as notifications. Same for reminders of events in calendar with location context.

Also, just my assumption but they might be adding locality context to searches.
If Mars One weren't such an obvious scam I'm sure a lot more people would have expressed interest.
What a crass name.
IIRC wasn't Apple throttling the CPU because of battery degradation and to prevent sudden shutoffs even when it showed >25% battery? In my opinion, they should've said what they were doing, and made it clear that replacing the battery would fix the issue, but I'd rather have the battery status be accurate versus an always fast phone that shuts off randomly.
> 1. The kanji based words sound very different from what it would sound like in Chinese

This is because you are probably speaking in mandarin which has deviated a great deal from Middle Chinese ever since the Jurchen Jin conquered northern China.

But if you were to compare it to a more conservative Chinese language like min-nan or some other southern chinese language, the similarities are unmistakable.

examples of pronunciation:

忍者: Ninja (JP), Nin-jia (Minnan), Renzhe(mandarin)

美人： Bi Jin (JP) , Bi Jin (minnan), meiren(mandarin)

簡単: Kantan(JP), Kan Tan (minnan), jiandan (mandarin)

時間: JiKan (JP), Si Kan (minnan), shijian (mandarin)

世界: sekai (JP), Sei Kai (minnan), shijie (mandarin)

速度: sokudo (JP), Sok Do (minnan), shudu (mandarin)

確認: kakunin (JP), Kak Nin or Kak Lin (minnan), queren
(mandarin)

区别: ku betsu (JP), ku piat (minnan) , qu bie (mandarian)

人類: jin rui (JP), Jin Lui (minnan), ren lei (mandarin)

and korean:
金 ： Kim (kr), Kim (minnan), Jin (mandarin)

新婦： Sim Pu (kr) , Sim Pu (minnan), Xin fu (mandarin)

學生： hag saeng (kr) , hak seng (minnan), xue sheng
(mandarin)

參加：Cham Ga (kr) , Tsham Ka (minnan), Can Jia (mandarin)

Notice how minnan and korean preserves the ending consonants like "t" and "g" sounds while Japanese simulates the ending consonant with a new character. So the character 速 is pronounced Sok but in Japanese is split into So & Ku where ku simulates the ending consonant.

Mandarin just does away with ending consonants completely. Many other changes such as the lack of the "f" and "v" sound in early middle chinese which is preserved in korean and minnan but not in other Chinese languages where many "b" consonants are converted into "f" consonants. Or the lack of ending "m" consonant in mandarin which is still present in minnan and korean.
The biggest issue I had with SEO was page speed. Google demands fast, secure website, unless you're already large and authoritative.

The second was to neglect link building. Google wants authoritative websites. It also helps to be at the end of everyone's navigation path, no matter what they look for.

For everything else, there's the Google Search console.
On the other hand the wheat harvest is down by 40% in the UK this year but that has barely warranted a mention in the media because there is a global market for grains.
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How do you know this wasn't just a coincidence?
Det Sentrale Folketrygdsystemet-Social security system from '67 written in PL/I
The one feature which would have had me (figuratively) running to the store was touch ID on a button like the iPad.
We are 9 months into a pandemic and likely to be wearing masks for another 9, we use Apple pay all the time.

Too bad. Nothing really compelling compared to my XS max, I'll give this year a pass.
Boehm violates ISO C. There is no such thing as retrofitting "after-market" garbage collection into a C implementation, without violating ISO C.
This is just so wrong. Pro athletes can get away with so much, because they exercise. An average sedentary person will not have the same allowances.

Most pro athletes get fat and sick once they retire, because old food habits stay.

I had a friend who was in a soccer team for the uni. He was a really good and dedicated athlete. He ate a bucket of KFC and 1.5L of Coke (sugar version) almost every day. He was shredded with six pack abs. Because he had 2x training sessions per day.

Needless to say, now he’s 30-something with a belly. Your average couch potato looking person.
We run our own hardware (due to security concerns, our work is in mobile infrastructure) and have both a split and full VPN; I'm usually on the split one. Our code, task management and dev/test VMs go through the VPN, the rest over the open internets.

The security argument we have is a bit hit and miss though, since our e-mail is at a random hosting provider (doesn't even have calendar support) and most of our other comms goes through services like Skype, Zoom, etc.
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Throw enough nukes around and Europa might start to look a pleasant alternative.
Does that really matter if they lose their habitat? No matter how many of them there are, without a place where they can thrive, the bears will just die off.
So long for being environment-friendly.
Not an AE, but from my understanding of orbital mechanics, I think we usually use a LEO orbit to insert payloads into higher orbits or onto escape trajectories. Even Starship, which could be considered a next gen orbital vehicle, relies on LEO for reloading fuel before leaving Earth.
LEO is pretty important, first we have people there right now, and with the notable exceptions of weather and GPS, everything I take for granted in life that works because of satellites is in LEO. Not having it for 150 years would make space exponentially more expensive in every way.
Which would be a nice thing to have in a collision, as more pieces would keep tighter together and closer to original orbit.

Having a nuclear reactor onboard is the opposite of a problem in a case like this.
How will apple pay work when you have your credit cards snapped on the back?
Did you not see the "n=5" bit?
They were designed for some people working from home, but that movement started like 15 odd years ago when broadband became ubiquitous. But since then, the amount of data we use has multiplied by idk, probably a factor ten or a hundred, and they built it for working from home / on the go sometimes, maybe some emailing. It was designed in and for a previous era.
For me it's feeling the ridge at the edges of the protector, as a do a swipes from the edge of the phone. For things like deleting mails, going back, or especially for usng the alt-tab like feature that my iphone 8 plus has.
On the other hand, there's pretty good shadow detail even against the bright sky.
So, is cloudflare building a slightly better internet eventually, that you need to pay up to access? The rest of us will have to use the crappy leftovers which is unstable and dangerous.

How big will they get? Do they have any competition?
As someone who only sparingly uses dark mode (almost exclusively at night), I kind of like full black mode. It’s much easier on the eyes at night.

That said, I don’t even bother using dark mode in the day because full black mode makes everything harder to read.
Supreme Court grants administration’s request to discontinue census count
Haven't thought about it.
Yahoo is such a weird company in that it does so much yet it doesn't have the mindshare. Maybe it's a completely different generation still using it, I don't know.
Not particularly convincing. Mocks work well because you can quickly define them in a given unit test and forget about it.

I can see fakes being useful in certain cases, but only just in certain cases.

Could be my inexperience with C#, but it didn't do justice describing the point in code samples.
Then you just package it and resell it.
Not all CEOs are CEOs of big companies. I went to a middle class high school in the US and no less than 5 of the students in my class of 70 are or have been CEOs.
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Meat is easy to find extremely high quality, but also eyewateringly expensive. Often people make deals directly with farmers.

Seafood, well, Switzerland is a landlocked nation. There aren't any good surfing spots either, but skiing is 1.5hrs to the slope by public transport.
More currencies can definitely be added if needed!
No. You don't have 1 gig ... you have oversubscribed channel with top speed up to 1 gig.

You can totally buy guaranteed connectivity ... buy you will dislike the price tag.

Although my hunch is that you probably have oversaturation of wifi channels if you are in apartment building or something like that. Since everything is streaming wireless nowadays.
I can't speak Korean, only a little bit of Mandarin :D so I'm really happy to have your reply, thank you! Makes sense!
Ah yes, I didn't knew that a few month ago until someone mentioned it. But you have the option now to hide the picture in the templates :)
Maybe I need to highlight that somewhere in the website.
RDP takes little to no bandwidth.
How does that differ from people being able to lift 484kg or run marathon slightly over 2:10?

Them being outliers does not debunk notion of sport and training generally.
The technique they are referring to is FSCV (fast scan cyclic voltamatry). Im not sure about its use in humans but it's been around in rodent research for like thirty years. This paper was the one to introduce it I think (Millar J. and Barnett T. G., J. Neurosci. Methods. 1988).

Its also possible to measure other things using the same technique such as pH and adenosine but as I heard from colleagues that getting good signal to noise ratio in these preps is really difficult.
There is some luck involved in minesweeper anyway.
The point is that the same headset works perfectly fine on windows/android/apple devices. The call quality there is just great. Only calls on Linux are with that issue.
Ah, wow, I had not understood this - thanks for the correction.
You go through LEO, you just don't park there. Think direct insertion into higher-altitude orbits, in the style beginners in Kerbal Space Program do it - i.e. going straight up through LEO and only then turning sideways to gain orbital velocity.

The risk will be much lower (you'll be spending very little time in the band filled with hypervelocity bullets), but it'll also be much more expensive. You'll need a much bigger rocket.
Beware of BMW pulling unethical crap on its customers by attempting to extract an annual fee for CarPlay: https://www.carscoops.com/2019/08/this-is-why-bmw-charges-80...

They even tried to blame Apple for this, only to have their lie publicly called out by Apple. This created such outrage that the decision had to be reversed, but for me that's enough - they showed their true colors and are very likely to come up with further crap in the future.

https://www.theverge.com/2019/12/4/20995630/bmw-apple-carpla...

Oh I just noticed it was discussed here on HN too: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16195529
Let’s take a different view, America has periods of chaos before and it seems common, maybe this is just another period of change where we get to grips with technological change and nationalism and racism and come out the other side a more integrated, just and thoughtful society. One hopefully with better restraints for demagoguery.
The website is all open-source/free. You'r welcome to share your weekend projects here.

Thank you.
It will only happen if competitors rise up and take over to be honest. I do believe that's doable for most of their services (they're losing a lot of market share to Office365 for their mail and office offerings), but services like search, advertising and translate, and purchases like youtube and android will take a lot longer. Not sure about Maps, I think that's still going strong even though I don't know about their income model. That one's mainly getting gnawed at due to Apple Maps and probably Microsoft's offering being defaults on a lot of devices.

But it'll be slow attrition, it felt a lot quicker for Yahoo once Google caught traction in search.
Not having any control on how a library allocates memory is a huge downside, though, and it's something C++ has in my experience largely resolved (at the expense of ABI compatibility, which is something that IMHO hasn't hindered its adoption that much). Not being able of using stack for short lived objects is also pretty bad for performance, especially if the allocation/deallocation is done in a cycle. I understand the desire of maintaining a stable ABI, but I think this should be optional and at the discretion of the user instead of being shoved down as the only way to use a library. At least, I think such libraries should allow their users to overload whatever malloc/free the library is supposed to use, even though it's less than ideal.
I’m surprised that there is an unsigned order here, or that unsigned orders are allowed without any sort of justification. The opinion is available here at https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/20pdf/20a62_n7ip.pdf and this is all the text for granting it.

> The application for stay presented to JUSTICE KAGAN and by her referred to the Court is granted. The district court’s September 24, 2020 order granting a preliminary injunc- tion is stayed pending disposition of the appeal in the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit and disposition of the petition for a writ of certiorari, if such writ is timely sought. Should the petition for a writ of certiorari be denied, this stay shall terminate automatically. In the event the petition for a writ of certiorari is granted, the stay shall terminate upon the sending down of the judgment of this Court.

The rest of the 6-7 pages contains the dissent of one justice. I wanted to know the reasoning of why the other justices ruled the way they did, but none was provided.
I don't think people would want to enter their expenses manually. It is 2020, there are much better alternatives that you can explore. There are already apps that scrape data or gather spend data using SMS notifications etc.
Or maybe Russell himself is orbiting Mars, but it is irrelevant to this discussion.

Those are possible, plausible and falsifiable reasons for having non-internet-based evidence. If any of those reasons were true, Norway would likely stay quiet about the details.
Where/when did you learn formal logic, if you're comfortable sharing? I ask because I feel like it's rare that I see someone using the Lemmon style of writing/displaying proofs rather than the Fitch style.
I have been doing only cold showers for decades; as kid and a young adult I suffered from atopic dermatitis and I found that it would disappear completely if I stuck to cold showers and I could stop the steroid medication I was using.

I had to figure this stuff out on my own. So I support mr. Hof in what he is doing: If he can inspire someone to try these simple techniques out then it might help others like it helped me.
OLED's are very nice, but if the phone is used for example as a car navigation, then burn in might be an issue. I am very sensitive to it, to the point that I am very happy having an LCD screen.
Would it not just be like getting crushed by a very heavy object?
Yeah, having one in 10 of your closest friends/colleagues being killed would be pretty damn devastating under any circumstances, let alone in the manner you describe here.
It can be hard to avoid though especially in the US. I was amazed at the difficulty there of just getting a loaf of bread without sugar mixed in. In Europe they don't usually have sugar.
It would be great if a modern language could match C++, but none is on the horizon.

Rust is powerful enough to do a lot of what C++ is used for, but not the hardest things. There are libraries you write routinely in C++ that you can't code in, or call from, Rust, and never will. The gap will widen with time. Rust is focused on low-level safety at the expense of library power, but you get safety in C++ by coding using more powerful and safe libraries, so C++ comes out ahead in the end.

Rust is a way better language than Go or Java. It would be excellent if Rust could displace them, or even just one of them.

If its adoption rate were to increase by maybe two or three orders of magnitude, it could survive. But the Rust core team seem not interested in doing what would be needed to get that much adoption, and hype alone won't get it there.

Rust's place will be secure when more complaints are written about it than paeans.
Yeah, and have the uploaders select what they want to save as a more permanent clip.

I believe (I'm not at home in this world at all) the streamers use Twitch for live streaming, then edit (or have employees edit) their sessions into 10-20 minute Youtube videos / series.

Basically, Twitch is losing a LOT of engagement to Youtube because of that.
> No. You don't have 1 gig ... you have oversubscribed channel with top speed up to 1 gig.

As a residential subscriber in a US apartment building I really don't think I can actually purchase guaranteed 1 gig from any ISP.
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I suspect that desire for decentralization is motivated by wanting Facebook without Facebook. I've never have an account, I don't tweet, I don't care about centralization. So I guess there could be a connection.

About propaganda, there are some kinds of person that never miss the opportunity to tell you what they think about their pet topic. Any community that doesn't allow to ignore them is bad for mental health. It used to work for thematic forums, with rules about off-topic. If the topic is more open, politics creep in.
> In fact I'm a little surprised she doesn't use exact analogs when translating between the two

If you check the logs on the sentence page, you'll see that the Shanghainese sentences are actually translated from the Mandarin. So she was going from relatively formal Mandarin to more informal Shanghainese, probably because that's what she's accustomed to speaking.

I didn't really intend these as a demonstration of how different Shanghainese and Mandarin are even when you translate as literally as possible, but more as a way for people on HN who know Mandarin but haven't had much exposure to Shanghainese to try and see how much they understand. I like to think I understood a few words like 自己 and 警察, but maybe that's because I looked at the text first.
> Obviously this begs the question

Let me guess, you literally did that unironically?

I always thought that the perfect example of irony would be to write a song about irony in which you use a bunch of examples that aren't ironic... but that's just me.
For me, asking Siri on my iPhone 11 Pro to play music from Spotify is always an adventure. Last it played me Spanish female singers, and before that I got acquainted with Japanese jazz! Then there's the 20% of times it freezes for around 20 seconds before replying, and the other 20% of time it just says "there's an error, please retry".
If they do break up, those fractures will absorb a lot of the KE (but obviously leaving a significant fraction to cause carnage).
The municipality abused the subsidy to lure in a corporation instead of using it to power homes. It would've been better for the environment if Microsoft paid full dime for their own windmills and the subsidy was spent on something that actually reduced greenhouse gases.