skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I wrote this comment a good few times, and did not send it because its a can of worms every time, but I'll just say it as at is, and try to be as objective as possible. So, here goes, or rather, how it looks from the outside:

The political spectrum in the US is fascinating in the worst way possible. If there is a range of the political spectrum that more closely reflects reality, it contains a part of the blue, but almost everything else is outside it. So, if one were to sensor dishonesty, and preserve what's more factual, it would really not surprise me that, from a political point of view, its very biased against the right.

Then the question is if its correct to focus on the political nature of it, or the factuality of it. Imagine if one were to sensor a press conference from the White House based on factual correctness. Not much would get through, and one would say it is "Liberal sensorship".

In any case. I should know better by know that comments like these are not welcome. But, those were my two cents.
Really appreciate this no-nonsense explainer.
I wonder if he sells printed silkscreen T-shirt’s? And found a way to automate some of the labor.
This sounds extremely useful, if it's as accurate as it sounds - scaling this up to test literally billions of people a day would be a major factor in controlling the pandemic, and far easier than scaling physical tests.
May he rest in peace.

What a great actor.
I think I'm starting to realize why sport was pushed so hard until the 00s. It is complete nonsense that you can get your tribalism out on without impacting any part of your life. Imagine how much better the world would be if people checked game scores instead of tweets.
I mean, yes, there are standards, but the standards are sometimes shit. As an example - my friend just bought a very expensive brand new house, fancy insulation, but.....all radiators are like 2 feet wide? Even for the living room where intuitively, that cannot be the correct size of a radiator for that. But apparently(having complained) nope, these are regulation size etc. Now he spends 2x as much on heating for a house the same size as his old one built 20 years ago, because predictably, the rooms never get hot enough in winter with those crappy undersized radiators.

Again, that's just anecdote, feel free to ignore it.
Ansible is dead, Long live AWS Beanstalk
I don’t think that’s true, but ranching would need to get more labor intensive or technology intensive. This is just another externality the industry isn’t currently paying for.
Yeah, in secondary (high) school it was not uncommon for me to basically nap the first class or two. Luckily I got pretty good grades and was capable of self study to keep ahead of the content and no subject was consistently a morning class, so I had no worse consequences than a teacher asking my parents if I was doing OK at home.
I'm not sure why dang didn't break off this subthread with this post and did it with one of its children instead, but if you look at the GP and then your comment again, you'll notice they never ask for advice on jobs (seriously, who is the "them" you're referring to in your first sentence?) and the friendly tone is belied by the fact that you're responding to a statement that it's nice to have representative role models by making an association between role models and quota systems. Maybe consider the second order effects[0] of posts like this in the future before making them.

[0] resentment & hmm, is this person posting based on actual relevance to the conversation at hand or wedging in their own biases just because they can?
You will notice that most of those names don't come from people living in that place and frequently those diseases were actively named to denigrate the locals.

Or they're not named in recent times, but instead in times when using slurs was a leisure activity.

Plus the egregious case of the "Spanish" flu that might have originated in the US but Spain was unlucky to be talking openly about it.
Looking at historical maps, there has been Azeri control over the lands since the 9th century: https://www.edmaps.com/Azerbaijan_950.jpg (and subsequently, https://www.edmaps.com/Azerbaijan_1100.jpg https://www.edmaps.com/Azerbaijan_13th-14th_Centuries.jpg https://www.edmaps.com/Azerbaijan_15th_Century.jpg https://www.edmaps.com/Azerbaijan_16th_Century.jpg https://www.edmaps.com/Azerbaijan_17th_Century.jpg )

Following that, it's either Azeri, Ottoman or Russian control until 1919 - the end of WW1. Even the Armenian vilayets of the Ottomans don't include Karabakh: https://www.armenian-history.com/images/maps/Eastern_provinc...

That said, I'm not well informed about this topic and I'm just going off the maps I find. Although the source also has maps of Armenian genocide, so I don't expect them to have an anti-Armenian bias.

Also by force, I'm referencing the previous Karabakh war of 1993. You can't deny the existence of force there.
Admittedly nit-picking and out-of-context, but it's important, everywhere, every time:

"Extensive research examined the implications of using the word "man" generically to refer to both males and females, as in the word "mankind", and it was found that it elicited mental imagery that tended to focus more on males than females. The conclusions were that the so-called "generic" senses ofthe word were subconsciously contaminated by the male sense of the word. The result: women were getting lost in our language."
- Kerry A. Bodine, "C'mon Guys: This Way to a Study on Language and Sexism"
RIP

Also loved his performances in The Name Of The Rose, and 70's weirdo films Robin And Marian and Zardoz.

Not a fan of newer Bond films after Roger Moore's which I thought took it too seriously and lacked comedy.
Sean Connery morre aos 90 anos
Interesting stuff you are mentioning here which I don’t normally see brought up. Do you have any links summarizing this information?
They seems to me to be equivalent statements. Why would a country in Europe not be a nation in Europe?
Pixar uses Music to make you Cry
I don't think that there are benefits in stay up longer in winter, more like the opposite. It's cold and dark. Standard adaptation is actually to sleep for longer in order to conserve energy.

Staying up longer in summer may be beneficial, but this does not seem to be the effect of this mutation.
As if there isn't as much polarization happening right here.
A cow is less harmed by being fucked than by being eaten, yet a majority of people would lynch you if they could for doing the former while complaining they are being oppressed for being reminded cows are alive before the latter happens.
I love his Bond films, just pure fun. And, god, he was sexy. They don’t make ‘em like they used to!

Few favorites:

- You Only Live Twice (1967)

- Never Say Never Again (1983)

- Goldfinger (1964)
Police say illegal fireworks could have destroyed town
The cost of wind turbines has little to do with the cost of ensuring that the power plant will provide a set amount of 100% renewable energy all the time. Because when the wind is not blowing the plant has either to provide energy from a storage system or source it somewhere else, again with 100% reliability.
Polarization means the increased tendency to see the worst of the “other side.” But how can we honestly talk about the assymetry of today’s polarization without the analysis being accused of being political? After all, “Nazis are bad” is hardly a poltical statement.
Sean Connery is eternal. Farewell mister.
Same here. It's a shame The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen was his very last.
Red October night! I'm also in.
Twitter blocked the nation's oldest and 4th-largest newspaper, the New York Post, for 16 days. This was election interference. Twitter's CEO was called to testify about it in front of congress, where he falsely claimed that the New York Post wasn't blocked. Ted Cruz called him out on the matter, pointing out that lying in sworn testimony to congress is a felony, and the New York Post got unblocked an hour later.

The numerous little independent journalists rarely get that level of help from a senator. They have no chance against the censorship.
In my experience the people doing the interview are not at all emotional during a job interview. They're coldly cautious if anything. So an apology that isn't a full retraction won't matter since the person is still a potential risk in their eyes.
Neither are Apple handsets, though it's true Apple has been good about providing them for around five years. In both cases, it remains to be seen what updates will be available longer term, people expect most major providers to provide security updates past the guaranteed period.

Also worth mentioning, after three years most people who purchased a new handset will have upgraded. If they spend $400 on each handset, their long term expenditure will be lower, and they'll always have an up to date handset (the early cheap Androids were pretty bad, but a decent smartphone is a commodity these days, the main thing more money buys is better image capture, though Pixel kind of defies that for now). The hardware is probably still good, except maybe the battery, which becomes cost ineffective to replace (in this sense, the company that provides the most easily serviceable devices wins, which I heartily endorse). At that point, many Androids can have a third party OS installed for new features. Not so with Apple.
Do you mind sharing what diagnosis/labels you've been given as possible or confirmed causes? Do you know or suspect any specific cause(s)?

Edit to add: asking a question, if they're willing to answer - they don't have to, in case someone might know of a treatment or research they're not aware of yet, warrants being asked - unless we as a society want to be weak, shy, disengaged, and isolated in our suffering.
You are confusing static linking with embedding library sources.
We hope your Halloween is all treats and no tricks, enjoy the candy and
By design. Illusion of choice. Divide and conquer.
Interestingly it is also a well known trait in Northern England, and Yorkshire in particular - we're known as being "blunt speaking".
Social media has served as an accelerant for identity politics. The two go hand in hand.

How does civil society survive if we're just a collection of tribal groups pursuing divided interests and throwing rocks at each other?
> you tell me what you would have done?

Not stopping for no reason in the middle of the crosswalk would be a start.
Just deleting social media is not a solution. Divisive otherisum is an attack on the social sensibilities of the the last few decades and a lot of it is being promoted by bots. A better solution is to find ways to disrupt the bots creating or amplifying the hate.

Why poison the well that opened up global communication and brought us closer together? Why promote anti-globalism and distrust in journalism while disrupting the lines of communication? Are we being primed for war? genocide? mass-depopulation? Whatever it is, the last thing people should do is comply.
Where is the app-specific privacy policy? the link the footer links to some general "Microsoft privacy policy", which covers all kinds of things and if it has anything specific to this app, it's impossible to find.
> The language is named after Pierre Catala, a professor of law who pionneered the French legaltech by creating a computer database of law cases, Juris-Data.
One side has prominent interlocutors who routinely call the other side racists, Nazis, and harbingers of fascism in the United States, demanding their “de-platforming”.

The other side sees this as hysterical nonsense spouted by sanctimonious hypocrites and people blind to reality, who deserve to be mocked, hence “own the libs.”

These two sides are not equivalent. One is doing a lot more “othering”. The real equivalent would be some sort of Red Scare accusing the other side of being infiltrated by freedom-hating communist spies, demanding their removal from all institutions and positions of power.
I don't know where to start.

The US has many good things to offer. I think the idea of a liberal utopia doesn't exist. I wish the author would give 'normal' American life a fair chance.
>Bringing this stuff up is a tell for writers who parents are from higher income backgrounds

It sounds soooooo weird to us normal "working class" folk. I assume literally everyone, no matter their current career/job/education level, worked a menial job as a teenager. That's because where I am from ALL teenagers were expected to participate in paid employment (and some were expected to help with the family's bills) and where else are you going to work as a teenager? I wouldn't ever consider bringing it up - I consider it very bizarre to bring it up like that, it would be like bragging about how you graduated college even though you went to public school growing up.
I'm not going to get sucked down this rabbit hole because there are a zillion other sites where you can have this specific argument, but I will say that if you're voting for Trump because you're anti-corruption then you and I have world views too far diverged for any meaningful communication to take place.
See this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24945745
Makes me wonder, are there any cameos in Bond movies ?
That sounds like the sort of question which OP may consider exhausting. And frankly I don't think the answer would add to the discussion.

There exists many chronic conditions which cause pain.
This is a solved problem, particularly in the UK. Battery prices are constantly dropping and pumped storage is a proven solution. It requires investment, but far less than fission plants.
Fire strikes Unimicron IC substrate plant in northern Taiwan
I don't know specifically about pygame, but since it uses SDL, and SDL can run in browsers using emscripten, I wouldn't be surprised.
yeah, it's kinda cool that wherever we look, we find planets :)

Also, 1 exoplanet per star? That seems a bit low? Anyone know why we don't assume there's 8 planets per star?
It's also a specifically American reference. A 1-pizza team in most of Europe, including Italy, would be a 2, max 3 person team. Often it would be a 1 person team :-)
Debian supports the same install workflow via debootstrap. You don't have to use d-i.
It was hist last because it was a shame.
About your first paragraph - No, that's absolutely shit. My friend was one of the first to buy a Pixel 4 in the UK, and unfortunately dropped it and broke the screen. He contacted Google for a repair, and their response literally was that they don't repair Pixel phones, but they can sell him a new one at a slightly(by about £100) discounted price as a "good will gesture". That's absolutely unacceptable . Imagine if a car manufacturer sold you a car and then just didn't offer a repair option for out of warranty issues.
It was his last because it was a shame.
Citizens United vs. FEC
You're basically arguing against unions. There is nothing proven that unions result in

"They have no incentive to do anything other than the minimum and extract from their guild monopolization of that bit of infrastructure."

So most of what you said is purely speculation.

There is incentive to do "anything other than the minimum", it's called a decent wage.
Apple is in an interesting position

A) Google already pays them $8 to $12 billion a year to have Google Search be the default search engine on Apple devices

B) The temptation that if they can build a very good search engine they can massively weaken their main enemy in mobile phones

*

Apple should consider that Google stole the iPhone idea (when Eric Schmidt was on Board of Directors of Apple) and cloned it into Android

Google sooner or later will revert to such things

If Apple can build search and massively weaken Google it is a no brainer

Don't be like Bill Gates and when Apple was down instead of buying them or buying 40% in them, he played them as a 'look we have strong opponents' card in his anti trust case

If your enemy is showing you his neck, you should take it
A Spectre Is Haunting Unicode (2018)
Our creepiest genetic invention, the dog. (2005)
Don’t have a PS4, sorry. World of Warcraft Classic on PC has been fun for me, using Discord for voice chat.
You cannot die, Highlander! You are immortal!
> But the fact is we have now cheap existing clean technologies, with a fast decreasing cost (decreasing cost of energy, and decreasing cost of managing intermittence)

The cost of solar and wind energy when the sun shines or the wind blows has certainly decreased a lot in recent years, you're right about that.

But decreasing cost of managing intermittence? I haven't heard of any big recent advances in that (aside from the successful use in Australia of batteries to damp fluctuations on a timescale of minutes, which is great but doesn't address timescales of hours to months). What am I missing?
A far simpler and thus likelier explanation is that European countries are universally naive in their application of religious freedom and support for local minorities. Those ideas and laws came about before jihadism and the famous long arm of Ankara became what they are today. A cleverer approach is what is needed, more cognisant of the way that, for instance Ankara and Ryad, sponsors and instructs mosques in Europe. That sort of control should and can be severed, bringing migrants, sometimes already 3rd generation, definitively on board. I can tell you intelligence agencies are generally aware of this, but have no clear mandate to act. A confused and mostly wrong public opinion and politicians are not helping this.
What happened? Antifa?
For some fresh breath and broader perspective, much of post war western Europe was extremely polarised between religious and non-religiuous (liberals, but especially socialists).

You may want to watch https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don_Camillo_and_Peppone#Films as an accessible example, but everyone from Western Europe speaking to people who were adults between 1940 and 1960 will dig up countless stories.

Here's some of mine:

- Near where I work, there's a tiny village. Until recently, there were two competing music bands: the "mice" and the "rats". One group was socialists, the others catholics. By 2010, both were largely composed of octogenarians and dying. But don't think they'd ever play one note together!

- After WWII, my grandfather, being very poor and having been in the resistance, had a right to financial assistance. He never claimed it because his wife was catholic and the resistance group he participated in was socialist. Claiming his benefits would have been social suicide.

- My mother's aunt was a catholic nun, and one of the nicest and most welcoming people, widely respectd by all in the village were she lived. Once, she went to the funeral of a local farmer, a socialist. Her going to that funeral was quite out of the ordinary already, to put it mildly. On her return, she said: "He was a socialist, but a very good and decent man."
This is the key: the market demand.

The ideas are a dime a dozen. It’s the market demand that’s the unknown. Once you identify that, then you can build your product to fulfill the demand.
Or conservatives just feign knowledge/expertise. It would be funny if someone made a joke version that would confidently misclassify everything
That last line is why I come to Hackers News

well put, Sir/Ma'am, well put

PURE PERFECTION: And ironically all of this adds up to the fact they’ve assimilated into a typical type of Portland resident.
By the way: catala is latin spelling of bengali name for a fish as well.
The best James Bond is George Lazenby. Sean Connery was fantastic in "The Man who would be a king" and in "The last crusade".
Gosh that movie could’ve been so much more.
Also relevant: look at the Google Trends graph for "loss of taste", both over time and the geographic distribution:

https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?q=loss%20of%20taste...
Correct.

Furthermore, rebuilding and distributing a large number of large binaries every time a vulnerability is fixed is harmful!

- It encourage users to delay security updates. Hundreds of millions in the world have slow or expensive or capped Internet connectivity.

- Makes the distribution unsuitable for many embedded/IoT/industrial/old devices with very limited storage

- It gives the impression that the distribution is bloated.
thanks!! That did the trick! I can think of so many ways to use this tool!
Coronavirus Mutation May Have Made It More Contagious
Whenever someone of this stature goes, I tend to gather together their films, what I have of them, and work through them. So here I am looking at Outland (which isn't as terrible as Harlan Ellison said but goodness it isn't great), Zardoz, In the Name of the Rose, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (it's fun, I will grant it that), Time Bandits and was left wondering: what films had his iconic performances? What's a good sample to understand the range he had?

I grew up with the Bond films so they're very much background to me, almost hard to notice in a way. Any recommendations?
Please, they're not all made for this. Curating subreddits you follow will make reddit pretty much ok and problem free.

Now I still suggest people to reduce online activities as much as possible. It's probably a long term neurological disease.
I'm typing on a machine that's started life as Debian Etch, and has moved from a desktop, to a laptop and back, gotten cloned and is now three machines. It still doesn't use systemd.
I'm trying to decide if Red October or The Rock makes a better Halloween movie.
That helps, but it’s impossible to avoid —even if you avoid partisan sites.

Traditional Mainstream media take sides and present one side as orthodox and the other as heterodox.

Google is guilty of soft censorship (either deranks, or with autocomplete refuses to autocomplete search phrases that are contrarian to orthodoxy).
Love his stage presence, but do check out his interview with Barbara Walters. He had some seriously crazy views on how to treat women. https://youtu.be/oo0d1zTAFKA
Yesh. Will do that as well.
This is the personal attack:

> And that's call [sic] integrity, something that apparently is a personal failing to you.

And I spent my entire childhood in Oklahoma. I have friends there, and I’m the only one in the family who left (except my mom, who spent the last 5 years of her life just over the border in Texas). I know plenty of people who voted for Trump.

Otherwise, like I said, your unhinged personal attack indicates you are clearly not worth engaging with.
The psychedelic Renaissance is here. Will it last this time?
I am not about to defend Erdoğan, but ...

Gray Wolves and ultranationalists predate Erdoğan and his own movement. The two have been at odds with one another but - being the clever politician that he is - he has allowed himself recently with those ultranationalists.

For a while Erdoğan brought in reforms for Turkey's Kurdish population, far beyond what any previous Turkish government, including the ultrasecular ones, had done. Of course he turned his back on them in the end and went back to what comes natural in Turkey, which is to vilify Kurds, Armenians, Greeks and pretty much everyone else.
Classy... except for when he talked about physically assaulting women and how that's no big deal.
It's fun because, just like cigarettes, internet has been 'sold'. It was a new eldorado of information and choice ..

It started slightly innocently but at some point it became a product.