skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I've noticed a few relatively minor issues, which can be rephrased/viewed as "why" questions:

- The introductory text ("Org mode is for keeping notes [...]") overflows, possibly because of an enforced minimum font size (and an assumption about it that doesn't always hold true in the markup) in my case.

- SVG images are embedded as objects, leading to noscript blocking them in FF, and just unnecessary spam ("Sorry, your browser does not support SVG.") in lynx. This one is more of a question, rather than just a report: why not to use the img tag (which, I think, is handled generally better) instead? Or even to leave them as texts.

- "Made with by TEC" uses a relatively uncommon glyph (the font I use doesn't have that; apparently it was assigned just last year).
Fully agree — growing a tomato from a seed to food or making a brew that makes you feel dizzy is just as ”magical” as fiddling a calculator to display text on a screen.

The attitude that the quoted passage displays is in fact one of the more disheartening aspects of programming for me.
here you can find some ideas: https://www.instructables.com/workshop/howto/halloween/
Why Are So Many World's Top Brands American?
No, just lots of different things.

G1 has had ~700 improvements since JDK 8 and is now very different: https://archive.fosdem.org/2020/schedule/event/g1/

ZGC, the low-latency collector (which gives a ~1-2ms max pause times on heaps of up to 16TB in JDK 16) was introduced in 11 and made production-ready in 15.

In general, the way the GCs work is just very different from 8.

Plus, there have been lots of improvements to CDS and startup time in general due to how the VM loads classes and initialises data (~30 ms to run Hello, World on a cold VM in 15) -- https://cl4es.github.io/2019/11/20/OpenJDK-Startup-Update.ht..., https://twitter.com/cl4es/status/1311335253139771393, https://www.morling.dev/blog/building-class-data-sharing-arc...

And, of course, now everything lies on top of the module system.
What are you talking about, Youtube Music literally downloads automatically 100s of songs locally for offline playing, and you can download entire albums for offline playing at the press of a button.

There's even a little popup saying something like "It seems we can connect to the server, do you want to play your downloaded songs instead ?" when there are connectivity issues.
Since this is would presumably be testing for efficacy I guess they would have a number of pre-determined "interim analysis" points in the study when X count of people report becoming positive for the coronavirus. If the proportion infected in the treatment vs control is too high (i.e. lots of vaccinated ppl got sick) they will stop the trial and consider the vaccine a failure. If too few get it, they might stop the trial and immediately move to a Phase III study to confirm their result - that is they accelerate the trial to get the treatment out quicker.

I am unsure if they will have some lower bound for acceleration for this vaccine, since the downsides might not be apparent for a long time.
It's in my iPhone medical ID which I carry round far more often than my wallet. (Paramedics almost always check that here in the UK)

The likelihood of it being of diagnostic usage is pretty low anyway. A vaccine is highly unlikely to cause the sort of reaction that means I won't be conscious.
Word. I moved from Michigan to northern Europe (Berlin) and miss Michigan's long, bright winter days. ;-)

Michigan's big cities are on about the same latitude as the French Riviera.
Are the maintainers still maintaining it? The next time Youtube changes something in their "DRM"/obfuscation code, the last version of youtube-dl you got from Github will stop working...
I could access your [1] from wallethub, for what it's worth, and... you're better off blocked. I tried to find any sort of external link to citations but could only find this blurb at the end:

> Sources: Data used to create this ranking were collected from the U.S. Census Bureau, U.S. Department of Education, National Conference of State Legislatures, National Center for Education Statistics, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, Child and Adolescent Health Measurement Initiative, Education Commission of the States, U.S. News & World Report, College Board, Ballotpedia, ACT, National Governors Association, State Educational Technology Directors Association and Zendrive.

Source: Secret Order of the Forsaken Keebler elves.
I don't think I did anything algorithmically wrong. If I could have done it with more of the data handling being done in c functions and just using Python as outer glue? Most likely but then that would not make the framework very extensible to other models.
> Java 15 defaults to a pause free garbage collector with bounded space overhead? Citation needed.

No, OpenJDK 15 defaults to G1 (since JDK 9), but it is very different from G1 in JDK 8 and rarely requires tuning: https://archive.fosdem.org/2020/schedule/event/g1/

Plus, ZGC, the low-latency collector (which gives a ~1-2ms max pause times on heaps of up to 16TB in JDK 16) was introduced in 11 and made production-ready in 15.

> Edit: also, did they replace the JIT with AOT?

Replace? Why would anyone want to do that? But there is an AOT compiler available: https://www.graalvm.org/reference-manual/native-image/
I beg your pardon, from mainland Europe.
Yeah, I think it could do with a modal interface: normal mode would perform tree-like operations and allow entering text. Insert mode would treat the entire file as plain text.

... there must be a mode that does this already?
You should learn some history, instead of repeating US propaganda talking points, example:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/People%27s_Republic_of_Korea

There was a unified Korea, led by Lyuh Woon-hyung.

Americans arrived afterwards, Lieutenant General John Hodge said: "one of our missions was to break down this Communist government".

If the Americans wouldn't have come, there wouldn't have been any north/south division (in fact, Kim Il-sung wouldn't probably end up leading a country). And you somehow think that it's China who destabilized it?

Similarly, it's the US that invaded Vietnam from the other side of the world. The only difference is that the country was already divided, after the Anti-French Resistance War. You think of it as "communist aggression", but the truth is that these were liberation wars from western colonization.

Similarly, the US propaganda personally blames Mao for "killing" people due to a famine. The reality is more complex, and unfortunately personal responsibility of state leaders is never recognized during these events. Similarly, Trump is "killing" hundred of thousands of people due to his mishandling of the pandemic, but we both know that he won't be held personally responsible.

I can get into more details, but you should reconsider what you choose to spread. If you're just repeating propaganda talking points, you're not going to accomplish anything good for the people in Korea, Vietnam, China or US people themselves. The only people that you're doing a favor to are the fat cats in Washington.
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There's a surprising number of comments about people trusting me.

It's interesting because that's, not once, ever been a concern. If people don't want to spend time with me until vaccination is more widespread, then that's fine. But the intersection between those who don't trust that I've been vaccinated and those who don't trust vaccination anyway is probably pretty large...
No, that isn't it. Have you been to say the US or Australia (both very low density)? "Private property NO TRESPASSING" signs everywhere. Very few official trails. If you want to walk from A to B you better have one of those trails or you find yourself walking next to a road (without sidewalk).

Compared to here (high population density, Germany) or say the Alps, where you can use any road used for forestry or farming. The only thing you can't access is small gardens in relatively high density villages.
Just fyi there are APIs now https://www.twilio.com/whatsapp
Maybe also because blasphemous cartoons don't kill people.
Depends on your friends, I guess!
What's the point of not using interrupts? It's not clear from the text.
There's really two sorts of web scraping:

Brute or Generic Scraping - you need to be able to scrape any site and get the data into your organization to serve to your customers, therefore you probably don't care about manipulating things on a string level and you do care about having something that can handle a JS based site. Here you do not make money from the individual scrapes but being able to have everything for everyone, and thus you cannot afford to spend much extra development effort for a site because scraping that site in itself probably isn't worth much money for you.

Bespoke scraping, here you care about being able to extract data at a very atomic level and you need string manipulation and everything else. Probably you make money on each individual site scraped because the sites have been strategically chosen to enhance a product - for example you have a product serving the legal needs of everyone in the EU but you want to expand into all EEA / EFTA countries, each legal info site you adopt your scraper for is worth lots of money and you put developer effort into getting things at a granular data level matching your data model of legal information.

on edit: changed minimal to atomic
Yes exactly, people instinctively deny to themselves inconvenient things if they can find even a flimsy out. So sometimes you need a spectacular demonstration to pierce the psychological defenses.
The guy was on the suspects list already and I highly doubt the services would get bothered with random likes.
Yes, at the end of the trial I will be told which group I was in.

That's currently due for March 2021, but things change quickly.
Wow, this is almost my exact situation. I'm living for my child. I would have much preferred to demonstrate to him what a healthy, loving relationship looks like with my wife, but the status quo is probably the best that can be made of a bad situation.
no, it's a yolk
That is only a storage system.
DB backup only covers the last 30 days.

Storage != Backup
I and my spouse are US citizens living in Sweden. We enjoy it very much. I could think of moving to Norway; similar enough culture, and I miss mountains. My spouse could think of moving to Denmark, because of the better tasting food. Neither of us want to move back to the US.

As a difference, I didn't come here "with idealistic notions of what Sweden was supposedly like" because I visited the country for about 12 months in total, scattered over 7 years, before I decided to move. And I did long-term visits (up to 3 months at a time) in a few other places too, before deciding on moving here. Nor was my move because I fell in love with a Swede. (Though my spouse moved here after we got married.

The worst time for me was the lack of housing in Gothenburg, which made it impossible for us to find a place after we got married. (I had been renting a small room in someone else's apartment.) We moved to a small city without the nightlife or activities of the big city. I found it quite isolating. But for us, having kids connected us to a different part of the city.

Your situation sounds tough. I have no words of wisdom or insight. Kämpa på?

https://satwcomic.com/wiki/norway agrees with your views of Norway and nature.
I think the issue here is that you're comparing RSS with Social Media only as a consumer. But in Social Media you're also producing content and interacting with other users, and also watching interactions between users, that's for me a big difference between RSS and Social Media too.

RSS for me it's like reading the news paper, while Social Media would be to go to a bar with some friends and talk about the news/hot topic of the moment. They cover different needs.
The problem is that there is an increasing overlap between physical vehicle control systems, cabin controls and displays, and remote communications. For example, how do you design a system that can automatically call for help in the event of an accident without giving that system access to the sensors that also trigger airbag deployment and similar safety features? How do you build "self-driving" automation (or even less ambitious driver aids that are already in widespread use) without relying on sensors observing the environment around the vehicle, which may be subject to interference or deliberate deception?
How does he treat the other employees ?
A few years ago I wrote a custom SSH server to do exactly this, but for webhook development rather than tunneling to a pi. other peeps found it useful so it's turned into a bit of a side project.
If you want to have a go before spending time on setting up your own server run "ssh -R 80:localhost:8080 ssh.localhost.run" to tunnel to localhost:8080, you'll see an internet accessible domain returned to your terminal.
When you said "high", I didn't expect it to be just $499.

Just look how much a regular old sat or land microwave antenna cost, it's not that much less. It's not even that much more than a 4G router.

Also compare to the cost of trench work or pylons required for wiring a remote rural location — it's a bargain.
Hey Alex! Yes I am with Oracle, and indeed I always make sure to disclose my affiliation: I do so on HN every couple of months or whenever it's relevant (when saying something that could be biased/controversial). It's not just a nice thing to do, but it's also company policy.
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Yes. I had generalized pain in both arms after the first injection. Not the second. Nothing worse than you'd expect from another vaccination.

Mild fever for 48 hours that meant I was too tired to exercise, but I was more than fine to work. (I'm a software engineer. I think if I had a more manual job, I would've struggled!)

My follow-ups are every 2 months at a local hospital. They take general observations, ask about side effects and take a small blood sample (presumably to test for antibodies)
Spanish police plans to extend use of its lie-detector while efficacy is unclear
The author quickly glosses over a fact that should have been investigated deeply.

The fact that many of these shiny nordic ideals are still limited to people with limited resources. Good rainproof gear costs a lot even though it is a good investment. Cabins are usually inherited which means that if your (grand)parents were not wealthy enough to build a cabin you will likely not want to get into extra debt for a recreational building that you won't be able to visit that often. A lakeside cabin can cost about as much as a normal apartment in a city.

You could compare it to someone having a place in a popular skiing town in the US. It's not a viable thing for millenials.
We're so nature-deprived that even footage of wilderness lifts our spirits
tldr The people living in the area didn't like it.
I was living a few blocks away from YouTube HQ building and with 1gigabit up/down fiber optics cable had YouTube stutters. They [YouTube] definitely don’t optimize for that
I'm not sure what you mean with architecture? The computers I currently run on are ordinary Macs of the latest generations. (Before Julia came and saved me I ran on Google cloud)

That is way more data than I am currently using! I'm currently a hobo using data from Yahoo finance. :) That sounds interesting! Could you contact me at kruxigt at gmail.com and tell me more?
Has anyone found a good method of taking photos of notebook pages? I used to user Evernote, and even experimented with their proprietary OCR dot paper but it never really stuck because Evernote isn't great (and the searchability of words sucked)
pretty sure that something like a gofundme for a lawsuit would be more effective.
> Maybe this sounds naive, but why have friends if they're not capable of trusting you?

You'd have to ask my friends. But they're all more interested and curious than suspicious!
I do too. The dev has mentioned that he wanted to make a web app, but that's yet to happen. I did however try launching it in Anbox today and it seems to run perfectly, so that's an option.
I'd agree.

I wasn't interested in Phase I. My trial is Phase II/III. I was by no means the first to be vaccinated. Any major, common, reactions had already been pretty safely discounted.
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You would have a simulated body, simulated environment.
Not all London parks are fenced.

Hampstead Heath for example isn't.
That's exactly what I have. And then I use Orgzly on my android phone and beorg on my ipad :)
Good point! Stuff that can be efficiently expressed as matrix operations is trivial for "Python" (eg BLAS) to handle. But I don't know of a good way to express a rolling maxima of a time series that way. And even less so if it is a streaming data feed.
If you're going to reduce the argument solely to twitter, then can't you say the same for any other alleged "cause" on twitter being censored? And therefore take your argument up with the parent poster instead of me?
And without even looking I can guarantee you the biggest percentage is Hispanic, not that far away from 27%, and heavily outweighing Asian and black figures that are once again combined under 20% alongside immigration flows from LA that have remained static for 20 years.

It isn’t white vs minorities, it’s white “vs” a roughly equally sized Hispanic population in a few states that are already being consolidated because immigration flows have tapered, and, party evidenced by the article you posted, easily integrated into “whiteness”. No progress needed!

Haven’t even gotten into how California and Texas are the definitions of special cases in the USA being literally the most attractive states in the Union and also on the border. What are the proportions like in Utah, Kentucky, Pennsylvania etc?

Simple flows + demographic history mate, regional history is one of the big keys here and points the way.
Then let the motivation be spite; at least I'm going to outlive the stars.
Papadopoulos: For lying about this: "In subsequent days Papadopoulos worked with Mifsud and Polonskaya to arrange contacts between the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Trump campaign. In late April 2016, Papadopoulos emailed an unnamed Trump campaign "Senior Policy Advisor," stating "The Russian government has an open invitation by Putin for Mr. Trump to meet him when he is ready." At about the same time, Mifsud told Papadopoulos that the Russian government had "dirt" on Hillary Clinton in the form of "thousands of emails," which Papadopoulos then shared with Alexander Downer in a London bar days later."

Manafort and Gates: If your defense is that since Ukraine is an enemy of Russia, and therefore there can't be any pro-Russian agents there, I have bridges to sell you.

Flynn: Yes, he lied about meeting Russian ambassador Sergei Kislyak about setting up encrypted channels to Russia.

Cohen: Lying about business developments in Russia (money is always a nice motivator in crime).

Stone: Had contact with Russian state hackers about the DNC hacks.

Donald Jr wasn't indicted for anything, but he managed to incriminate himself all on his own volition on twitter: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2017/07/11/us/politics/d...

The most charitable interpretation of this whole thing is that the Trump campaign were too stupid to qualify as collusion (but I think they were fully aware), but were instead pawns:
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trump-russia-senate/s...
I use spreadsheets in org when:

- teaching classes and grading students
- working on a quote / invoice for a customer (I add numeric properties to an org item, org gather them in a table, and I add columns to that to get sums, taxes, discounts, etc)
- designing my woodworking and other building stuff, for cutlist and so on

I am not the kind of guy that lives in emacs, I only use it for org mode, in a way that resembles a scientific notebook, mixing text, data and code.

I would not force it onto anyone, but using anything else feels backwards.
youtube-dl was already on a path to become unmaintained, or at least too slowly updated to keep up with the fast moving services it targets.

https://web.archive.org/web/20201014194602/https://github.co...
The question was originally about 5k concurrent reads. But even for 4500 connections idle you'd still want 500 cores and a monster IO subsystem? (There are middlewares to handle the idle connection pooling more efficiently though.)
I would have been cool if there was no required login/account at first, just checking around what's all about and performing a firs demo.

Especially when for login it's required a Google account. Nope.
And any "engineer" would know you have to back test any simulation - and predicting the exact failure modes is hard.

Having a real world failure under controlled conditions - would show where failure points are and possible fixes.
Given all the street fights and unrest in Belarus I really don't know what to think of their official numbers - like in any dictatorship, there might a great deal of "lets make it look good to the world" in there.
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does anyone know what happened to serveo BTW? As happy as i am to welcome peeps onto localhost.run it's sad to see peeps in this space disappear, especially peeps that like SSH as much as I do.
I read a medium article about serveo after it disappeared that suggested you could choose your own stable subdomain. localhost.run used to work like this but I got hammered by phishing sites, almost got shut down by my registrar and my hosting provider. I wonder if that was it?
Stopping phishing is, by far, the thing I've had to do the most work on.
BeOrg as well if you're on iOS
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frontend team.

https://t.co/9K6L5la8wt?amp=1
It's a bit unclear who the target market is. Is it scientists? It doesn't seem to be for typical engineers who have a lot of very specific needs in FEA software. I can't see much aimed at them on the website. Examples of big difficult features that are useful for engineers are robust contact, automatic contact detection, plasticity, post-buckling, geometry defeaturing, automatic midplane extraction for shells, associativity with CAD models, being Ansys or Abaqus (because everyone knows and trusts them), not having to write scripts, not having to convert imperial units to a coherent system, not having to learn a huge complex pile of software (some tension with all the other requirements!), etc.

Easy to use FEA is a seemingly impossible goal because of the huge range of features that some users want and other users don't want as well as the fact that it has to combine a lot of concepts just don't seem to naturally fit well into any simple organizing principle for the user. Then there's the zillions of man-hours to do it all.
What's your answer?
Any marketplace is dependent on the people acting in good faith and in favour of the marketplace. It is naive to think that marketplaces are immune to bad actors and that bad actors should be allowed to thrive.

There's a reason there are basically no "freedom of speech, marketplace of ideas" sites that a) don't have a single ounce of moderation done by people and b) are popular.
I'm not exactly the target for this book, but since I love so much this distribution model (freely downloadable latex/pdf plus print-on-demand) I just ordered a printed copy!
Hi,

the idea seems interesting, but my 2 cents feedback: Allow people to use the product _without_ requiring a login, especially using third-party authentication mechanisms like Google OAuth or FB one. I do respect my own privacy and data, how do you threat users like me?
Same reason NE Scotland is so lush at the latitude of Southern Alaska. :)
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