skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think I will try to add some functionality around this problem to the bookmarklet, which I created to deal with „yards, feets and inches...“
See here:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24821813
Filtering isn't the painful part in many cases; the real pain to me is that I lose my vim keybindings.
The protein Klotho could extend the life of the brain. Is that a good thing?
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It's completely stupid because all you will get is a trophy worth probably max ~£20 and some bragging rights. I could understand it more if it was for £100k prize money. Totally pointless.
And variable names as well. It seems to me that you can get from one to the author with an automatic formatter.
Right.

Food production is a greater societal need and a lot of corn goes into making ethanol for cars to burn instead of food.

We don't have to outlaw ICE cars to make it more expensive to drive them, we just have to make corn ethanol more expensive for gas companies to cut their fuel with, and food corn cheaper for humans.

Also: We need to grow less corn overall. We make way, way more of it than we need and not enough of other better veg.
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Flash droughts are a new type of extreme weather event
Can confirm on latest FireFox on Mojave. It went away when I opened and closed a new blank tab.
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My friend has those. I haven’t tried them for extended periods, but I remember the material being soft to touch. The thing that gets me about the Bose, I think, is the cups are ovular which matches the war better. But maybe that’s corrélation not causation.
The coup was supported by American Media and OAS https://theintercept.com/2020/06/08/the-nyt-admits-key-false...
I don't think that's generally true. I was using Usenet during that time, mostly CS groups for C++ and Lisp, and there were many established users that were toxic jerks. They were constantly being called out and nothing changed.

I do agree that the general quality of Usenet nosedived around then but it had more to do with the transition to other forums than with the influx of AOL users.
Have you dealt with a serious chronic health issue? It's a lot easier to say these things than to actually do them.

For example, it's a lot harder than it sounds to find the constraints between aggravating your body / causing additional problems, and doing what you want to do. I still struggle with it, five years after my first hospital stay
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Yea, I didn't try to say anything about the efficacy of remdesivir vs dexamethasone because our hospital rarely does dexamethasone without remdesivir (though that may change soon based on the solidarity results). I've seen it a few times (if the patient has underlying liver disease, for example), and they have generally done fine. That being said...most patients do just fine, so it's hard to draw many conclusions.
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Yeah, but for for farther away keys, like / or \ for example, you can loose the registration of your fingertips and mistype.

Laying down and typing is at a weird angle so you can't quickly check that your fingers are aligned right. It is just easier to have a tactile anchor at the far end of the keyboard, particularly when typing fast.
Congratulations on launching! One thing - allow me to select a time zone and see game schedules in my local timezone...

I'm currently playing in a group that's transferred from in-person to videochat - as we're several players that have moved to different cities (same timezone) and a GM who's emigrated to Canada (we're on GMT+1/2 depending on DST). It can work - but please make it easier to figure out - avoiding the need to calculate offset :)

I used to work nights a few years back, and I'm sure I'd love to be able to join games after work (before the weekend) - say 8 am local time...

Other than that, maybe a bit more information for potential GMs?
Live with it. Most of the time it is worth it. Do you want to disclose what you have?

I had a super rare form of gluten intolerance that caused problems all my life. Was only picked up in my 30ies. Made a difference like day and night. I wonder what I could have achieved if it had been picked up earlier.
I got Franklin’s a couple of weeks ago. It’s a pretty standard curbside system: you book a slot online and go pick it up at that slot. Only thing that has changed is that you now only need 3 lb minimum of meat instead of the previous 5 lb. It’s also even more eye-wateringly expensive (but of course I happily pay it anyway, because it’s Franklin’s).
Hi HN,

I want to show you my project, Makely, which I have been working on for a little over a year.

Makely lets you find 3D printing enthusiasts and small businesses that will help you to 3D print your ideas.

I created Makely because I saw how, despite existing giants like 3DHubs or Shapeways, 3D printing is innaccessible to the everyday user. With current platforms, the minimum requirement is an existing 3D model - this is actually quite a high barrier - 3D modelling is hard, and modelling for printing has its own requirements.

Makely eliminates the need to have a 3D model ready and any knowledge of suitable materials. You just need to post a description of your project and the creators on the platform will send you a quote of how much it would cost.

If you own a 3D printer, you can start earning by taking on projects.

Happy to answer any questions!

- Petar
The issue is the media companies don’t even want you to have the chance to see with your own eyes or think with your own mind.
Is this zlib source code or gzip source code? gzip is GPL isn't it?

Also, if this is GPL code, does that mean Dr. Mario would need to be licensed under the GPL? And would that mean any other distributed software by Nintendo which uses any code from Dr. Mario 64 would need to be licensed under the GPL? If so, isn't that... kind of a big deal?
It's the impermanence of standard stick construction that ruins the gains of switching materials. Cross laminated timber seems to have potential, however it is significantly more expensive for the moment.
This has been a century in the making, I am not sure that 6 months of economic downturn is going to have much affect.
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Hmm, maybe at a total collapse stage.

Gresham's law for chess would be noncheaters leave when cheaters move in. All that's left on Facebook is conspiracy bots chattering to eachother and suchlike.
Accusations like that can be a bad look, but I can understand the frustration of your website being snuffed out by the whims of Google, and there's no way to figure out what happened and nobody who can tell you what really went wrong or how to fix it.

I even understand that there's a ton of actual spammers out there, and it's not scalable to tell each of them "yes, you're really a spammer, you deserve de-ranking, go away". Still, I'd like to see someone at least try to find a better way to fix both problems.
I would argue that 90% of all software share the same premise.
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Forgot to say:

Gabe runs his operation with only a handful of people, maybe 4 total, plus a few interns, who are more of a liability than asset, so also say Richard and JM - at least initially :)

And Gabe uses some machines for scale, including a few he and friends innovated / improvised, IIRC.
My employer recently added Pi support for their agent-based monitoring solution. There's also a VMware integration too. Now I can test both the Pi and the VMware functionality with a single device.
But doesn't this feature exactly help with this bug? Two memory allocations should now return different pointers (because the MTE nibble is different) therefore the comparision should fail. Unless ofcourse the application was using this undefined behavior (which would be very buggy since malloc can randomly refuse to reuse the same address even though it was freed and therefore create extremely hard and difficult to track bugs).
I like the idea of a Fail2Ban alternative, but I'm not sold on the idea of sending information to a third party. It may be optional to upload/download the malicious IP addresses, but the text on this project's GitHub page doesn't indicate that it is optional.

My immediate thought is "Fail2ban works. I don't need or want communication with a 3rd party right now."
It seems you're just unaware of how any reputable journalist works, and unaware of how fact checkers work, and unaware of the massive ramifications that happen when real journalists are shown to have published something wrong.

It's really strange that you're unaware of it, because the article you're commenting on goes in to great detail about what happens when other reputable news organisation's fact checking fails.
A bit late to the party, but: Statistics and Robotics, Statistics and Digital Communications.

Many filters in Robotics (Kalman Filter, Particle Filter) and many concepts in digital communication (Modulation Schemes, Filters, ...) are firmly rooted in statistics and require a decent applied understanding of the area.
gzip is GPL-licensed. gzip isn't the same as zlib.
Other stores exist only because Android is open source and any manufacturer can install whatever they want and give any app the features they feel it needs.
But there is no way for an app store app to just generally work on all Android devices in an optimal way, without special blessings from all the manufacturers.
Recently, somebody shared resources to start learning deep learning [0]. It includes learning SQL. These are some recommendations:

1. Book "Head First SQL: Your Brain on SQL - A Learner's Guide" by Lynn Beighley

2. Book "Learning SQL: Generate, Manipulate, and Retrieve Data" by Alan Beaulieu

3. "Learn SQL" course from Codecademy.

You can see the full recommendation here [1].

[0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24817630

[1]: https://awesomedataengineering.com/
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The DMG/GBA/GBC hacking community is oddly dedicated.
Marketing riding on the COVID19 wave is distasteful (Let’s achieve a “digital herd immunity")
I think you can get a pretty good idea of how this will likely perform by comparing their other FPGA based systems like the Mega Sg and Super NT.

Their whole thing is rebuilding the hardware with FPGAs instead of software emulation which in theory provide near perfect compatibility. Not sure how you missed all of the marketing on their site about 'rebuilding it on the transistor level'.
Chrome has something called Desktop PWA that allows a PWA (that meets some additional requirements) to be installed as a native app. On macos it has its own .app bundle that can be launched by user and participates in the app switching as a separate app, but underneath shares process tree as the user's chrome instance.

So it's like having an Electron app with stricter sandboxing, less memory usage, and an easier installation / upgrade process.
that's not how people tend to approach most things in life. humans aren't calculators.

even very intelligent people tend to suck at estimating/weighting risks

homebuying is probably near a worst-case scenario for this because it's

1. one of the biggest purchases most people can ever make

2. loaded with emotion, cultural norms, and other things that make it very easy to make bad/risky choices
School closures will cost students thousands in future earnings
Don't worry, it will be all 50 eventually. The 100m is often decided by photo finishes and yet, Usain Bolt has had to look behind him AND slow down before crossing the finish so that he's not too far ahead of the others.[0]

[0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-urnlaJpOA
I wonder how Xerox PARC and Bell Labs operated. How did they get so many innovators in one place?
Lucky! Mine never really survived the first move. Switched to the standalone box spring with the optional feet attachments and a skirt and they're much better. Solid wood and big bolts; held up through a couple of moves now!
> U.S. intelligence agencies warned the White House last year that President Trump’s personal lawyer Rudolph W. Giuliani was the target of an influence operation by Russian intelligence, according to four former officials familiar with the matter.

This anonymous / unsourced claim is false, according to the Director of National Intelligence. There is no intelligence that supports that and no one is even on the record claiming that it does. WashPo may have fabricated the claim. See linked video of DNI speaking about it.
Depends on the sport. The uplift from PED usage in certain sports is obscene. I would guess that most top level amateurs in strength sports are doping or have doped, and traditional doping indicators (e.g. FFMI >25) suggest the same. There are fewer good indicators in endurance and skill sports to work with.
Very true, dietary choices have much larger impact (I'm currently eating broccoli as I'm typing this because of that very reason). However the claim that organic produce is better for the environment seems false nonetheless. Happy to read literature that proves otherwise.
It makes more sense if you think about it as an artificial market for the excess corn produced by US farmers. You have to do something with it, might as well make HFCS and ethanol.
Isn't this post talking about gzip, not zlib?
Both Houdini and Substance tools are basically programming for artists. Unreal Engine Blueprints is visual data-flow programming. So to answer your question: yes.

The question isn't as much do you get higher pay for this, it's more about you can't even do most of the high tier CG work without knowing this style of programming.

Zbrush may be one of the last things where you can just sculpt things, but even that can get really technical really quickly.
I used to cheat on chess.com. It started as a small bit of cheating here and there, just checking every now and then if the move I was going to make was the best. Of course, the computer always had a better move and then I examine the line and told myself I probably would have thought of that! Like a drug, it escalated and I was checking moves all the time. I was never caught but I was ashamed and just stopped playing. Actually, more than ashamed, cheating took all the joy out of it as it felt like a job, switching tabs, and you don't get the dopamine hit when you think of a great line yourself. I uninstalled scid vs pc and opened a lichess account and never cheated on that. Though lichess tells me loads of opponents I've played have been banned for cheating. I never suspect a thing.
I feel like (so, of course, this is how I use instant messaging) periods at the end of a message suggest the logical conclusion of a thought, and are far too formal to use with every message. Email, sure, but not chat. (I do use question marks and capitalize in general, but periods in particular seem strange to me.)
One day at a time.

Since you cannot cure that illness, I recommend fixing everything in your life that you have control on and that might help you feel better.

Sleep well, eat a good diet, skip fast-food and alcohol when possible, etc. This won't cure it (don't listen to people that say it will) but it will make your overall life better. This will make it so that when the chronic illness hits you, you're at a more stable place.

Most of all, remember that it's not your fault if you fall down after doing your best. You have something that is external to your control and it's bound to win fights at time. Take the time to get better then stand up again. One day at a time.

If it is safe for you to do so, talk about it with your HR or your manager. They should understand that sometimes, you will be focused on that illness instead of workplace productivity. That's okay, that's how it should be. Trying to win both at the same time is how you burn yourself up.

There will be some unconscious bias against you, you'll need to play your cards well. Some people will try to support you yet come hard at you when you drop the ball. Remind them that you are doing your best and that the cause is out of your control, but don't waste your time trying to argue your way into changing their opinion of you. Some people will have empathy, others won't no matter what. Surround yourself with allies and built a support network. You may even meet other people that have chronic illnesses, and they will understand you the best.

I find that it's better to say as little as possible, you have the right to privacy after all. Your coworkers don't have to know the details of your life.

It's a marathon, really.
It's worth emphasizing that issues with deforestation are primarily related either to using wood for fuel or land-use changes (replacing forests with soybean farms or palm oil). Using wood for paper pulp or construction is extremely manageable, and in terms of the latter, it's probably the most environmentally friendly construction material.
Banks are already required to do this in Europe.
I have another perspective: kids.

With ikea a kid can get his own setup, brand new and age appropriate.

Princess or racecar bed when they're young. bed with a desk underneath when they're getting to homework age, full sized bed when they reach 90th percentile. All with matching extras, and not too much money.

By the way, have you noticed the price and quality of furniture store furniture (when they're not "going out of business"?) A lot of it is either 10x ikea price or only 4x but still made with fiberboard underneath.
I'm the OP. It's been about a week since my tweets. As most of us know, some sites are intentionally filled with promoted garbage (Forbes contributors, a lot of Quora and dZone, etc.).

Many blog maintainers/curators really are trying to be transparent, though, including most or all of the ones I mentioned. They either don't want content that was paid for or will only consider it when they know about it and it's disclosed to readers. For those blog maintainers/curators, here's a few thoughts:

* I think the generalization here are probably that if an author links words/phrases other than a company's name to a company Web site (like linking a type of product or the problem that the company solves), a curator should be more suspicious of the submission. It probably should be changed to link to an editor-chosen neutral discussion of that topic, like a Wikipedia page, trade group, or RFC.

About 2/3rds of the posts that I suspect had a conflict of interest would have stood out this way. For example, one post links "usability testing" to a company. That should stand out during review, regardless of the company or author.

I'd also be suspicious of posts that have more than 1 link to any company. Obviously it could be totally innocuous, but it's unusual and generally unnecessary.

* Don't blindly trust my assessment or the list of companies I provided. As with any random person on the Internet, I can't say authoritatively how any given post was motivated; I can only point to lots of people who are writing very similar things about the same few otherwise-unrelated companies. Each publisher will need to decide for themselves when a coincidence goes from unlikely to impossible.

The lesson here is probably to think about that for yourself: where do you draw the line? Would you prefer to err on the side of false negatives, false positives, or exercising editorial discretion (allowing the article but removing parts about specific companies)?

* I strongly recommend _against_ penalizing authors who are in developing countries.

I think the content marketing firm made victims out of the authors in developing countries. At best, they thought they were providing a real service to the public. At worst, they thought they were making good money doing something that might be a bit shady, but is common in their area. I have no reason to think they knew about the after-the-fact promotion.

(Authors in developed countries like the US - which includes all of the suspected made-up authors - obviously shouldn't be doing this and probably know it. Different rules apply.)

Moreover, someone in a developing country has limited opportunities for career growth and visibility (and some authors clearly have technical talent). I don't think this should justify taking those opportunities away. For example, I do not suggest refusing future articles from these people or otherwise limiting their distribution. Perhaps their future submissions need tighter review or can't be about specific companies/products, just technologies, but it's important that they still have this avenue.

Good luck.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stereotype_threat

In situations where you are expected to perform worse due to a stereotype one tends to perform worse.
Hi e12e! We actually show all games in your local timezone based off your browser. Do you think you'd still want to be able to change your timezone knowing that? Also, what are some details you'd want to see about potential GM's, we're always looking to flesh out more details for our users.
It doesn’t hurt that his father is a highly respected plasma scientist—a small but not insignificant factor in his ability to land great guests.

https://drexel.edu/engineering/news-events/news/archive/2019...
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Most of those razer thin margins come from stuff like monopsonies they might push down prices on behest of the consumer but obviously also will run with as much of the profits as they can.
Yeah, I know about those, but they can't kick you out of your home or demand payment for BS. If anything, it's the other way around, as long as you respect the law, they're at your mercy, usually. If you don't want to cooperate with them, they can't do anything.
This is great! How will you differentiate from the big players?
I was reading websites in Lynx for a while...really reduces the distractions. Some sites have been broken for years, but it’s more usable than you’d think.
This is the first Haskell web development framework (granted, I haven’t looked at very many) that would actually make me interested in trying web dev in Haskell. Coming from a Django/PHP background, it seems it provides a lot of desirable functionality and type-safety out of the box while also being relatively comprehensible for a Haskell newbie.
>And variable names as well. It seems to me that you can get from one to the author with an automatic formatter.

Author = other

Autocorrect Freudian slip? The rights of the author are key to the licensing issues this tweet raises.
It is possible to disable kibitzing for a table (or a tournament, or a team match etc.), but kibitzing is a feature. It's often both educational and entertaining to kibitz high profile players and participate in the play commentary and banter.

The downside is that people can kibitz their own table (if kibitzing is allowed) using an alt account. Yes, it's a risk, but there are lots of ways to cheat online. It's trivial to cheat using out of band communication with your partner, as a sibling comment points out, or use a computer program to calculate odds if cheating without the knowledge of your partner.

So the whole thing is built on an honor system.
Wrong software: the tweeter claims it’s copied from the GPLed Gzip, not zlib. Probably GPLv2, given the release timeline.

Man, if copyright wasn’t 85 years long, Nintendo might already be off the hook.
That’s a fair point!