skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah, that’s frustrating. It might make sense to allow the HN readers to try this out instead of just hyping it and then hitting them with a waitlist.
> I'm sure TG's TOS gives them full discretion to do so.

I think Twin Galaxies and those records predate this sort of privately issued internet law.
In the case of AR, you are willingly trading that privacy for power you would otherwise be completely unable to get.

I have a government ID with my address on it, and I give out my address online to 3rd parties all the time because I understand I have to give up that private information if I am to expect packages to arrive at my door.

Similarly, AR would be a significant piece of tech that can offer a user a lot of functionality. As much as I am also sad to see privacy take another hit, I dont see what the alternative is. We need to be able to consolidate the processing of all the information necessary to make AR functional.

Always on cameras on everyone would also make you very safe in the streets. Which is necessary if we continue moving the country in a direction where there are few legal means for you to protect yourself
Closed source. At that point in time I was trying to get Steam up and running on my Linux box to play some games which needed something more than stock. I'd only used the open source drivers for coding/work, which were lovely. A buddy had gifted me a stack of RX580s when he exited bitcoin mining - so I had a way better video card than I needed for IntelliJ/GoLand/VIM. Not saying it was the right rabbit hole, but my god that was an adventure getting 19.30 closed source drivers to work on a Centos 8 Streams box. Ended up spending much of December compiling kernels and banging a dead chicken on my monitor... rather than the original mission of playing Oxygen Not Included.

https://www.reddit.com/r/CentOS/comments/eplicu/steam_on_cen...
Privacy is a human right according to the UN. Whenever your rights are violated you've been harmed.
Who says we can't provide those interfaces to the container?

My view of it is less like containerization to provide complete isolation from the host/guest, but instead containerization to make the whole game a single 'entity'. Want to move the game from one system to another? Copy the container, that is where everything exists. No running around your filesystem looking for where the game decided to drop random files. Modded out the game and you break something? Just roll back the container.
Ding ding ding. Medium cultivated a Google presence and is now cashing in with crap content to rival Quora.
My fiancé and me have been on it for ~2 years, replacing the meal at work with it. In the evening we eat home-made food.

It's been amazing, we both feel more energized and the stool have been better (probably due to the large amount of fibers in huel).
Thank you for sharing this. Looks like an awesome tool.
Xpath 1.0 is maybe the single most useful output from the XML universe. Did something like it exist before?
Or just stop doing it and let people like op RTFM as we all did and are now expected to transfer knowledge for free.
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They are giving free, unlimited place to host all your articles, and putting it behind a poorly implemented paywall (disable javascript for medium.com, incognito, clear cookies, proxy...Literally anything works)
You're not getting any privacy with Australian services. They require by law backdoors into everything.
Good read on this: https://macwright.com/lonlat/
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Does anyone know why Quantopian closed the community version? This post is quite vague https://www.quantopian.com/posts/quantopians-community-servi...
There's an interesting tradeoff here, to say the least. Writers want readers. So to some, it's worth sacrificing universal accessibility to gain all of the advantages Medium has to offer.

There just aren't many reasonable, free alternatives for publishing written technical. Medium handles SEO and makes it super simple writers who don't know how to host their own content otherwise to get their ideas in public. Plus, readers who click on a Medium link know they'll see their content in a standardized format.
@pdoub - can you elaborate on the Vue under the hood? I love ruby, and like Vue a lot. Does Matestack do a translation layer from Ruby -> Vue in JS? Eg: transpile, etc.
If your kid is getting 600k/yr for a no-show job, you don't get to call your interventions "anti-corruption". Literally being involved at all is a conflict of interest.
Those videos are amazing. Analog computers are computing by analogy, eg. rotation speed represents variable A, and the roatation position represents the integral of A. Programming an analog computer means setting up an analog of a system of differential equations, then the system computes the solution.
I don't know anything about Mitchell beyond what I saw in "The King of Kong," but he and his lackey come off as scheming, haughty jerks in that film.
What about?

(a) It was an ad, not a political platform.

(b) Even as an ad, the message was "Give average users the ability to use computers, don't just have them for technical people and businesses" which Apple still abides to this day. It wasn't about the same message as 1984 the book.
As a bonus, Brother (often the top-recommended printer model) has decided to entirely drop support for ChromeOS.

https://help.brother-usa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/153313/...

"Google has announced the end of support for the Google Cloud Print service, effective December 31, 2020. Currently, we do not have any additional information to provide regarding Brother machines' future compatibility with Google Chrome OS."

https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/7225252?hl=en

Note that Brother is conspicuously absent from the list of compatible printers at the bottom.
can someone answer this ? its so hard for me

public class ArrayOfEmployees {

static Scanner kb = new Scanner (System.in);

public static void main ( ) {

final int SIZE = 100;

String [ ] empID = new String [SIZE]; //array of employee's id

String [ ] empName = new String [SIZE]; //array of employee's name

double [ ] empSal = new double [SIZE]; //array of employee's salary

int response;

System.out.println ("\fInput " + SIZE + " of Empolyees' Records");

accept (empID, empName, empSal);

System.out.println (“\nUnsorted lists output:”);

displayAllEmp (empID, empName, empSal);

do {

System.out.println (“\nEmployee ID is found in location “ + searchByID (empID, empName, empSal));

System.out.println (“\nThere are “ + countEmpSalary (empSal, sal) + “ whose salary is above “ + sal);

System.out.println ("\nReapeat? Press [0] to stop. >>> ");

response = kb.nextInt();

}while (response != 0);

sortBySalaryInDescending (empID, empName, empSal);

System.out.println (“\nSorted lists output by Employee's Salary in Descending Order”);

displayAllEmp (empID, empName, empSal);

sortByEmpNameInAscending (empID, empName, empSal);

System.out.println (“\nSorted lists output by Employee's Name in Ascending Order”);

displayAllEmp (empID, empName, empSal);

do {

System.out.println (“\nEmployee's name is found in location “ + searchByName (empID, empName, empSal));

System.out.println (“\nThere are “ + countEmpSalary (empSal, sal) + “ whose salary is above “ + sal);

deleteSpecificEmpByID (empID, empName, empSal);

System.out.println ("\nReapeat? Press [0] to stop. >>> ");

response = kb.nextInt();

}while (response != 0);

}//End of method main

//Method Descriptions.

//You may also add a code in the main method if you think it is necessary but never delete from the existing code.

1. accept (empID, empName, empSal) – 10 points
- input N number of employees’ records. ID number must be unique. If ID number is not unique, discard the input.

2. displayAllEmp (empID, empName, empSal) – 5 points
- display all employees’ records in table form

3. searchByID (empID, empName, empSal)) – 5 points
- Input employee’s ID to be searched. Display employee’s information if found, otherwise, display an appropriate message. Use linear search in searching.

4. searchByName (empID, empName, empSal)) – 5 points
- Input employee’s name to be searched. Display employee’s information if found, otherwise, display an appropriate message. Use binary search in searching.

5. countEmpSalary (empSal, sal) – 5 points
- count and returns the number of employee whose salary is greater than sal

6. sortBySalaryInDescending (empID, empName, empSal) – 5 points
- arrange the records in descending order using salary as the key

7. sortByEmpNameInAscending (empID, empName, empSal) - 5 points
- arrange the records in ascending order using name as the key

8. deleteSpecificEmpByID (empID, empName, empSal) – 5 points
- Inputs ID to be deleted. If found, remove the record, otherwise, display appropriate message.

}
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Fred Hebert (a known name in Erlang ecosystem) created a tutorial "awk in 20 minutes": https://ferd.ca/awk-in-20-minutes.html

20 minutes for that tutorial is enough to write non-trivial awk programs, and, least or most importantly, impress colleagues.
Are you genuinely arguing that the world would be a better place if there were only official docs and no tutorials?

You must have a very different experience to me. I'd say the value is about 70-30% in favour of unofficial tutorials for the tech topics I've learned over the years.
It's really nice to see how type hints are spreading. I've been surprised how natural my adoption of them has been.
And again, emotional intelligence would help out here.
Because the rest of the civilized world (including all other US businesses) doesn't do business like crazy with China?

Or doesn't do business with the US, a bigger global bully, with active wars and occupations, etc?
Are you perhaps confusing XPath with XSLT (which uses XPath for selecting elements) here?
Is it illegal for Google to make maps of Japan or just not a good investment?

(that the licensed data they use has some restrictions is clear enough)
There are also mix-tapes which could be used as another example to help your case
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Peter Maas request for edits was reasoned and fair. Greenwald is off his rocker on this.

https://greenwald.substack.com/p/emails-with-intercept-edito...
Because he is a rank and file person who won't behave. His editor sent him a list of reasonable corrections. They did not ask him to resign or tell him he was unqualified to make editorial decisions like your version of the story supposes.

Instead of applying the corrections or pulling rank and saying that he's the founder and wants his article to be published despite the damage it might cause to the paper's reputation, Greenwald threw a tantrum, flung a bunch of accusations at the editor, quit, and took it all public.
"people who don't like YouTube"

Whether people like Youtube isn't that relevant to my comment. The argument for breaking up Bell's monopoly in the 1980s wasn't "I dislike telephony"
Motte-and-Bailey Fallacy
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> One question for me is how do they know which collision is BH+BH, BH+star, Or star+star

IANAA, but I imagine that they can detect the source of the waves and check electromagnetic observations from the same area. BH+BH = no electromagnetic radiation, star+star = electromagnetic radiation from 2 stars.

Of course, it's not easy to detect such fine measurements and correlate between different instruments.
> per language audio track

I guess this explains why Netflix will have different audio options for the same movie dependent on region.
Medium, Twitter and other "dark pattern" companies are on my blacklist: I don't open any link that point to them. Life is slightly better this way.
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With a emulator it's easier to use save states and splice different parts of the run together, or to otherwise cheat. Given that Billy Mitchell has stated that he never used a emulator but the footage contradicts that, a lot of people believe he may be lying about using an emulator to hide the fact that he was cheating using an emulator.
Most people started writing on Medium before the payway and probably would reconsider if they realised the current impact on potential readers.

In addition - does anyone make money worth mentioning from Medium? I thought they were the Spotify of blog payouts. We're funding them, not the writers.
Same. He sounds jaded though so I'd imagine just wants to be done done.
> Flat earth, anti vax, qanon are all ideologies with vast following online, regardless of how stupid they are.

True, but I think that doesn't matter. On the contrary, would be boring if we all believed the earth was some ball, wouldn't it.
I thought I was the only one.
This is my view. I'm a CompSci person who hates mucking in the toolsets and language peculiarities of stacks, but loves product ;)

I have never been able to be more 'meta' in product than I have felt with Ruby/Rails.
1. accept (empID, empName, empSal) – 10 points
- input N number of employees’ records. ID number must be unique. If ID number is not unique, discard the input.

2. displayAllEmp (empID, empName, empSal) – 5 points
- display all employees’ records in table form

3. searchByID (empID, empName, empSal)) – 5 points
- Input employee’s ID to be searched. Display employee’s information if found, otherwise, display an appropriate message. Use linear search in searching.

4. searchByName (empID, empName, empSal)) – 5 points
- Input employee’s name to be searched. Display employee’s information if found, otherwise, display an appropriate message. Use binary search in searching.

5. countEmpSalary (empSal, sal) – 5 points
- count and returns the number of employee whose salary is greater than sal

6. sortBySalaryInDescending (empID, empName, empSal) – 5 points
- arrange the records in descending order using salary as the key

7. sortByEmpNameInAscending (empID, empName, empSal) - 5 points
- arrange the records in ascending order using name as the key

8. deleteSpecificEmpByID (empID, empName, empSal) – 5 points
- Inputs ID to be deleted. If found, remove the record, otherwise, display appropriate message.
Other companies' sadistic cultures are not really Google's fault, though.
That the bush administration controlled the information is the failure of congress and the media.

Why would we give congress war powers if not as a specific check against a commander in chief who would otherwise start undesireable wars? It is congress' job to specifically not just go along with what the administration tells them. They have their own investigative powers, and 59 congress members voted against the invasion so clearly it was possible for congress people to question the validity of the administration's argument.

As for the media, accepting the government's narrative without question is the most heinous sin. That is not journalism, that is propaganda. Of course the government is going to massage the truth, just like any other institution. Most people take it as a given that politicians lie. However when the media, which is supposed to have an antagonistic relationship with the government, reaffirms what the government is saying, then it holds substantially more weight. It would be like if a prosecutor claimed the defendant was guilty and the defense attorney agreed.

You don't get any slack for having been lied to when your entire job is to identify lies.
Trump is responsible for destroying the convention of presidents acting 'presidential' through his words, and tweets. His policies are typical Republican policies. He hasn't jailed journalists or whistleblowers. His military engagements have been the most minimal since the Clinton-era. But again, his temperament is not presidential and that bucks the norm. That's on him.

In this quote, Trump is the devil and the DNC and mainstream center-left/left news, in an effort to get the devil, have destroyed every institutional and journalistic norm. Their role is far more damaging then Trump tweeting idiotic and sometimes terrible things.
static Scanner kb = new Scanner (System.in);

public static void main ( ) {

final int SIZE = 100;

String [ ] empID = new String [SIZE]; //array of employee's id

String [ ] empName = new String [SIZE]; //array of employee's name

double [ ] empSal = new double [SIZE]; //array of employee's salary

int response;

System.out.println ("\fInput " + SIZE + " of Empolyees' Records");

accept (empID, empName, empSal);

System.out.println (“\nUnsorted lists output:”);

displayAllEmp (empID, empName, empSal);

do {

System.out.println (“\nEmployee ID is found in location “ + searchByID (empID, empName, empSal));

System.out.println (“\nThere are “ + countEmpSalary (empSal, sal) + “ whose salary is above “ + sal);

System.out.println ("\nReapeat? Press [0] to stop. >>> ");

response = kb.nextInt();

}while (response != 0);

sortBySalaryInDescending (empID, empName, empSal);

System.out.println (“\nSorted lists output by Employee's Salary in Descending Order”);

displayAllEmp (empID, empName, empSal);

sortByEmpNameInAscending (empID, empName, empSal);

System.out.println (“\nSorted lists output by Employee's Name in Ascending Order”);

displayAllEmp (empID, empName, empSal);

do {

System.out.println (“\nEmployee's name is found in location “ + searchByName (empID, empName, empSal));

System.out.println (“\nThere are “ + countEmpSalary (empSal, sal) + “ whose salary is above “ + sal);

deleteSpecificEmpByID (empID, empName, empSal);

System.out.println ("\nReapeat? Press [0] to stop. >>> ");

response = kb.nextInt();

}while (response != 0);

}//End of method main

//Method Descriptions.

//You may also add a code in the main method if you think it is necessary but never delete from the existing code.
Haha, I know that's weird but actually I've noticed that myself happening a lot - thought I might be the only one! :)
Let's remember that while actix web rank very high in techempower up, most of it's performance lead come because of it's async connection with postgres. Other languages will catch up in this regards in a few years (e.g loom for Spring)
This hardware is guaranteed to run the same for it's entire lifetime regardless of age or repair?
Could you walk me through your market value estimate for a quick writeup of an obscure Rails feature?
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I’ve heard that story before and it was effectively centered on the fact that each year was a proportionally smaller part of your life as you get older.

But feels like it wouldn’t be hard for that long term sense of time to be fairly disconnected with a very short term one.
Usually if you save to Pocket it will open fine.
My surname ends in "io" and I've been trying to get my <partial_surname>.io domain for years. It's a shame that it's being squatted, especially considering the only people with that surname are directly related to me (great grandpa legally changed his last name to something made up when he left a certain criminal group) and don't do anything with tech. I've been relegated to using a <surname>.me domain.
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Yes, I too am a fan of repdigits.
It looks like Pressure Vessel is a wrapper around flatpak or bubblewrap[0], whichever is found. It bundles a copy of bubblewrap if neither are found.

So it does mean that it's not really a container, but that's fine. No need to reinvent the wheel. It's the kernel providing most of the functionality for containerization anyways.

[0] https://github.com/containers/bubblewrap
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Copyleft licensing aims to use the procedure of law to protect user freedom and provide users legal rights and obligations. Say what you will of RMS but you can't easily argue he wasn't being serious when he created copyleft licensing as a means for providing users with legal protections that would be defensible in a court of law.
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I think that's normal and precisely the mechanism the article is referring to?

Not being able to recall the year something occurred if you don't reflect on that memory every so often seems "normal" as well.
No, that's not the same model -- doesn't involve the apportionment by use.
Space is controlled by nations and their military so I don't see why there will not be conflicts and escalations. Only way to prevent war in space is humans not going to space.
There are two main reasons:

1) It's much easier to cheat (in many ways, adjust random generators to always be in your favour for example).

2) There can be differences (the differences are how he has been caught) -- it's common that games in emulators are faster as they don't bother implementing waits of various kinds correctly, as most games still work fine (often better, as they'll skip less frames), and it would just make your emulator slower.
It’s not about any one project, it’s knowing that your work will either sell more advertising or be tossed aside arbitrarily harming anyone that dared to use your service.
Remember when Valve said Linux was going to be the future of gaming [1], and even went so far as developing a Linux "console" [2]?

[1] https://www.zdnet.com/article/valve-ceo-why-linux-is-the-fut...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steam_Machine_(hardware_platfo...
If you find the content useful there, maybe consider paying the $5/month to get access?

Sounds like you place enough value that it would be worth it to you, and you can feel good knowing you're helping contribute a small way back to the author (who gets small proceeds based on how long you read the article) and supporting one of the leading platforms for an ad-free experience to read interesting content without all the distracting popups.
From what I can tell, Google Reminders, Google Calendar reminders and google assistant's reminders are all one and the same thing: just the same google calendar feature.

Tasks and Shopping Lists are the weird ones like GP mentioned.
If you want to sell your tutorial for a few dollars, actually sell it for a few dollars and don't force me to play subscription games with Medium.
I've used github pages with a static build tool and would recommend it. It felt like it strike a good balance of having control and letting it hang out forever with no maintenance.
No, that's not the same model, your payments have no relation to what you watch, and, to the extent that you do, it's largely ad funded.
We have a chromebbook and all four members of my family cannot print to a Brother hl-3170cdwv printer. To print, we log into a windows computer which recognizes that printer. Why can’t the chromebook do printing when both are on the home wifi? For this reason I am not going purchasea chromebook next time. It will be a windows computer.
There's a GitHub repo by Robert Graham with two of the raw .eml files and a script you can use to check the verification yourself:

https://github.com/robertdavidgraham/hunter-dkim
If anyone else was unsure at first like me: Drag the left-most button downwards to access all the brush and paint options.

This is awesome! I should really check out the PICO-8, or maybe something similar but open-source.
We train student drivers under professional or at least careful supervision, and we know the learning curve for humans in general. We test them to specific standards for general driving skills, and only then allow them to drive on public roads. And if they commit specific egregious mistakes we suspend that right.

The AP's learning curve is unknown, we don't train it to any specific standard, we don't expect it to pass any test to validate it can or should be allowed to "drive" on a public road, and the AP's "right" to drive is neither officially given, nor withdrawn after making repeated, serious mistakes. Keep in mind that the AP is "the same driver" across all cars.

Your "argument" has no merit.
No, that's not the same model, because the different TV shows aren't paid by ratings.