skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Regarding the last bit, that is correct. We (I'm FlightAware's ADS-B Program Manager) send ADS-B receivers free of charge to places we need better coverage. Labrador and Greenland are great examples. If you're interested please visit our website, specifically the FlightFeeder page.
https://archive.vn/XGmTz
As was the intention.

I am truly disgusted that something as fundamental as the postal service has been taken over for partisan means and to undermine something as core to our country as being able to vote for our leaders.

To make matters worse, this is now in direct violation of a federal judge's order. The rules just don't matter anymore. It's only what you can get away with before you are punished.
Ah, I see. That makes sense, thanks!
Physical strength ? maybe it reduces the sense of helplessness, but these things are hard to erase when they 're encoded in early age.

(I think mass schooling has normalized bullying in people's lives for centuries)
The 3M ‘chrome’ vinyl wrap is conductive.
Lovely, now how about software contractors? My livelihood on the line, but I hear no talk about it, even here.
> for elite professionals

This is not a beginning of a beautiful friendship.

It's like saying "we are an X for really good people only", which leaves one to decide if they are brazen enough to consider themselves really good and try this wonder X or just accept the reality of being somewhat OK and move on.

Perhaps you are trying to be selective with whom you want to accept as clients and this is meant to be a filter, but it comes across as snobbish at best. There are other ways to phrase it without rubbing unwashed gray masses the wrong way.
I am not from US...

As someone from another country this is looking like a complete shitshow.

Some bizarre stuff I noticed:

Pennsylvania not checking if mail in ballots signatures match (at least in my country everything is checked for signatures, and I updated my signature with the government over my life multiple times).

Election Day is not a holiday (in my country, it is)

Polls were epically wrong again.

Vote counting suddenly stopped in some states, then in the same states votes for Biden jumped, with 100% of new votes being for him, not one vote being for any other candidate.

Media calling the winners of votes before counting even started (Virginia for example, as soon they declared polls closed, the media declared Biden the winner, and people were still in queue to vote, the data remained at 0.0% counted for some 30 minutes after the media called the winner, same thing for Oklahoma and a bunch of other places).

This one I am not sure, but seemly you can vote several times if you are registered to vote by mail in multiple states, but I saw a bunch of comments online that some states have "unactive" voter registrations and they accept mail in votes on those registrations without checking if you voted in another state first.

EDIT: I also noticed when I see one of the candidates saying something, that the media claims he said something else that is close enough, but not what was actually said.

EDIT2: After I posted this and went to HN front page, my Karma already had took a big hit... Not sure what to think about that, people didn't even had time to read my post and is already downvoting it.
The push to make carry permits shall-issue should be pretty evident. The point with that is so you don't have an issuing authority (like a sherriff) denying people a permit on a discriminatory basis when they otherwise met the requirements (commonly a racial issue in the past, such as when MLK was denied a permit). May-issue states like NJ, NY, MD, etc can deny a permit for people who meet the legal requirements on some other reason. Generally the wealthy and well connected are more likely to get a permit.

I don't know if there are any specific outreach programs. I know they have youth programs and recently started some geared towards women. Generally these distinctions in training are made if there's enough demand to form a new training program and also if the topics would be sufficiently different. For example, the youth training would be about basic safety and marksman ship. Women can join the same classes as men, but the women's course covers different defensive tactics based on general size and strength differences as well as topics like carrying in a purse. The NRA sets the curriculum, but the actual training is provided by a certified instructor. These instructors and the businesses they are affiliated perform their own outreach. Here's an example of outreach after the Pulse attack - https://www.orlandosentinel.com/features/os-group-offering-f....

My experience at events has generally been that everyone is welcome. There can be an odd person or two who have personal beliefs which are biased, but the groups as a whole are welcoming. I don't like to make assumptions about people, and I also don't go around asking everyone their business - so I have no way of knowing if the people I've met are hetero, LGBTQ, or any other personal traits. What I can say, is that I've met people whom others might have stereotyped as being LGBTQ (whether they were or not) and were not treated any differently. This has been my observation when it comes to other personal traits as well. The only trait that I know of that will land some incendiary comments might be political opinions supporting candidates which are gun control supporters.

Edit: The negative side of the NRA from an LGBTQ perspective would be their support of pro-gun candidates may incidentally be supporting a candidate who's other policies may negatively impact the LGBTQ community.
Nuclear is great but it is a terrible baseload for renewables because nuclear cannot just spin up and spin down like hydro or natural gas can.
Exactly. And even cryptography can't keep files from being deleted. When someone deletes files, it's not immediately obvious what they're doing, even to software developers. When someone throws a bunch of ballots in a trash can, it's immediately obvious what they're doing to anyone.
Sometimes two SQL queries are better than one
I think most likely is that the fraud team flagged the account and deactivated it, and there's no process internally to stop that so SVP guy couldn't do anything.

Sort of like the Google account issue where employees can't internally appeal to stop account suspensions.
Why would you want to do this? You can install your own operating systems on Librem 5 [0] and Pinephone [1]. See also: Precursor [2].

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Librem_5

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinephone

[2] https://www.crowdsupply.com/sutajio-kosagi/precursor
This is really interesting stuff. Do you know of any services which show aircraft present in ADS-B but missing in, say, FlightRadar24?
Push to relax drug laws gains big victories on state ballots
Everyone Gets a Cuddle Buddy in Belgium’s New Lockdown
You have a few states that are currently with really small difference.

However, as someone whose vote disappeared after an election a few years ago, the feeling is unpleasant and you start doubting the entire system.
It's because of the duty cycle of the engine, we put it at a constant rate of 12000 RPM for hours. It is not the standard setting for that engine.
You can't implement a user interface editor, or user editable interfaces, with immediate mode guis. You can't load and save user interfaces out to resource files, or dynamically generate user interface resources from other programs. You can't iterate quickly on user interface development, because the user interface specification is a program that you have to recompile, not data that you can reload.
Can you use Health-Checks (under the Compute Engine drop down) to monitor Cloud Run? I use them with Instance Groups for deploying docker containers.
Cool, how do I make my own font? Any recommended tools?
Notes on Paxos
Sorry about that! :(
That's awesome, I had no idea that existed. I feel like there's a feather-ID app waiting to happen there.
Poor young women literally had no alternative to marriage beyond a few ill-paying professions.
This is a pattern that's used in other fields too, e.g. electronic music:

When Brian Eno lectured at RBMA in New York a couple of months back, he described [James] Blake as an artist who “works mostly by subtraction, he takes lots of stuff out and ends up with very skeletal pieces.”

Blake watched the Eno lecture yesterday, and he nods avidly when I repeat this analysis of his working process back to him. “One part [of a song] that doesn’t mean anything really pisses me off. Genuinely, it irritates me if there’s something that doesn’t need to be there. The thing is, it happens in other music as well; I’m not too fascist about it when it comes to other people’s music, but when it comes to mine I really try to do a spring clean on the track, to make sure that everything that needs to be there is there, and nothing extraneous is left just buzzing in the background, clattering and distracting me from the main idea."

https://www.dummymag.com/features/james-blake-interview-song...
> This site is full of pompous know-it-alls never missing an opportunity to humblebrag about their superior intellects. (This of course also describes yours truly a bit more than I'd perhaps care to admit.) Aside from that, it's still a decent aggregator for tech news - especially once you learn to identify the shitposts about How To Make It Big Using Venture Capital and How To Monetize Just About Fucking Everything, so that you can avoid them.

Fair
> when Florida took a harder stance against Doctors prescribing Oxycontin making it more difficult for people to acquire and abuse, there was an exodus of people to states that had more relaxed laws

Is there a source for this? Florida was a MAJOR supplier of Oxycontin for other states near and far until the crackdown in 2011. Prescription monitoring reduced pill smuggling to other states.

Addicts didn't move to other states, they moved to another drug--heroin. Heroin is covered by the new Oregon legislation.

https://heroin.palmbeachpost.com/florida-cuts-off-oxycodone-...
'To be sure, Facebook is not the only medium where right-wing content thrives. Millions of Americans still get their news from cable news and talk radio, where conservative voices have dominated for years. Many pro-Trump Facebook influencers also have sizable presences on Twitter, YouTube and other social networks'.

The NYT were being disingenuous back in August here - Tucker Carlson dominates cable TV pundit viewing figures while CNN, the NYT and the other Democrat supporting media have made a fortune bashing Trump and whipping up fear and hatred over the last four years.

In a democracy it is profoundly wrong to imply that your opposition has no right to exist, to question their credibility and to constantly make claims of what they think and believe and then insult them for those ideas.

I am a registered Democrat and am appalled by the lack of a DNC political platform beyond 'getting rid of Trump'.

This has become a very toxic, unhealthy situation and the NYT has lost a lot of credibility participating in these behaviors IMO
My elderly family members copy and paste recipes for cooking on their kitchen tablets into notes on their devices so they can edit them. I think the barrier for copy/paste is pretty low.
The pandemic has caused every therapist in my immediate area to be overloaded. Someone I know said she was lucky to be able to get a single appointment with a waiting time of a month. Six of them did not return my emails outright, and when I finally managed to schedule something, I had to wait a quarter of a year just to be able to have the intake appointment. Everyone keeps saying that therapy becomes the most valuable once you've established a relationship with the therapist, so I am not seeing how this will help. But I'm not sure what anyone can do. Nobody could have prevented this, there are only so many therapists in my area, and there are only so many people they can consult with at a time.

At the point that therapy becomes far less effective because too many people want it, what is left to do? Say "tough luck, but you have to be patient?" In the three months I've ended up waiting in between I feel like I've been spiraling or trapped in a shell with nobody that will listen to my problems. The friends I usually rely on have long since gotten tired of listening to me, because it isn't their job to do so, and I feel as if our relationships will not be the same going forward because I could not get help elsewhere fast enough.

I may have other problems managing my executive function, or false convictions that I do, and either way my attention is constantly taken away by trivial things. I couldn't even focus on the MOOC homework I was taking even though I felt terrible for putting it off. But in order to even try and see if stimulants will help, I have to get an appointment - and I still have another month to wait for it.

Our pleas for help are being swallowed up, and there seems to be no real recourse.
Good article. The only thing I take slight issue with is:

> 5) Don't roll your own authentication

> Just don't. It's simply not worth the time and effort. Simply use a third party service that fits your project the most, and call it a day.

I agree with "don't roll your own IDP", for sure, but having implemented my own libraries to handle CAS and then SAML authentication (because no libraries worth using were available on the language/framework I was using at the time), I can tell you that it was a huge learning opportunity and really gave me a much deeper appreciation for how these authentication systems work.

I wouldn't want to put my code on a public facing network, but it was good enough for intranet use, and the knowledge gained has made it easier for me to implement SSO in a slew of paid, free, and homegrown apps over the years.
The potentially killer features for me are:

1. Pulling in tasks from multiple sources. Clubhouse and Things are the ones I use, sadly not supported.

2. Sharing tasks with teammates / seeing what they're up to regardless of the to-do tool they use. This is huge - always wondered why there was no team todo tracker that respected the idea that tasks are tracked in different tools but cross-departmental collaboration is necessary. For example dev work might happen in GitHub and marketing work in Basecamp. Marketing depends on dev but without a higher-level tool pulling in todos from both it's opaque to understand what other teams are working on.

There's a lot of other stuff going on and Sunsama is a pretty opinionated tool (Channels? Estimated/actual time tracking?)

On first blush comparisons to Superhuman are premature...
Comcast, Walmart in Talks to Develop and Distribute Smart TVs
Another option is to use Instance Groups.
Show HN: Sttrng – Highlight and Save to the Browser
(Don't forget to pin the extension to your Chrome menu!)

I built this productivity hack after living in a desktop browser environment since the pandemic. It makes it super easy to highlight HTML and save for future lookup or to download if you are making any lists. My mom and sister found use for it with their lists so I'm sure you will too!
He talked with several people. A canadian accent would be noticed.
I sorely lack Elixir's easy entry experience while I am getting better and better at Rust. :(

And I'll look for ways to use it at my $dayjob. Rust is an excellent language but I feel that for some pieces of our stack Rust is kind of a bazooka in a scenario where a 9mm pistol would do.
> user experience is horrible

I use links2 as my main web browser and my experience has been exactly the opposite of that.

SPEED.

links2 is lightning fast to browse. Almost every website I load renders in less than 100ms. Every single page. If it doesnt render, than it's a javascript issue and I may open it in firefox if I really care.

So, by using links2, for almost all websites, I get instant loading, with no possible way for the browser to popup anything, distract me anyhow, just the data thankyouverymuch, get out of my way.
Is this legal? The chase team should follow up, because it seems like a termination elligible offense on their end. Especially as the individuals are clearly identified. Access to credit and banking is a protected right in America. If Dave and friend want to circumvent the rules they should be eligible to lose their jobs as well.
Sucks what you went through, mate. The best revenge is living well - you have to let it go.

I would also echo what some of the other people have said about strength training or a martial art. You might get some peace from knowing that you can't change the past, but what happened to you won't recur. You'd be surprised at the number of bodybuilder, powerlifters, martial artists etc that talk about starting their sport after being bullied.
Where exactly are you reading these claims (particularly the last few)?
Adding and subtracting operations are natural in the log scale (think probability of multiple independent events), but not in the linear scale.

The interpretation of a linear difference of 0.001 in probability depends on the two numbers you're subtracting, which is not the case in log scale.

OP pointed out intuitively why adding and subtracting probabilities in the linear scale don't make sense (examples would be comparing 0.001 and 0 versus 0.500 and 0.499). It's the fold changes that matter when interpreting two different probabilities (e.g. making decisions under uncertainty), not the linear difference.

The proper interpretation of your Case 1 and Case 2 should be the ratio of heads and tails as you flip coins, not the difference in the absolute number of heads that show up in the two cases.
Why do security people feel compelled to pen test sites without a contract or formal engagement? Such a super simple lesson to be learned. If you are not approached, leave it alone. If you offer your services and they aren't accepted, leave it alone.

Just because I keep my front door unlocked it doesn't mean you can walk in nor does it mean you can break the glass on my back one. Leave it alone. And thinking that some community rep on the frontlines of a Twitter account can give permission to run a security exercise is totally asinine.
I'm having trouble finding conclusive details from the article that could rule out that the "violent behavior" shown later in life is just a resistance to authority that have been fostered by distrust. (and miss classified as violence by the surrounding)

I know a couple of people that have been bullied but haven't seen much violent behavior from them, but they in general are very uncooperative with any authority (police, social services) and have a pretty low trust in the system
Equivalent hydrogen multirotors at this stage do not have the payload capacity of a hybrid fuel-electric drone. They might be a great solution in the future, but the technology is not there yet.
People thought they were extinct, but they were just on holiday
Steady on friend.

> I want to criminalize alcohol abuse, not alcohol.

As leetcrew we already have laws in re: most of that, including "disturbing the peace".

> Because I watched cops do absolutely nothing...

If they're not enforcing the law in the first place, how does adding another law help?

My point about Prohibition is that this thing is cultural: Alcohol and tobacco are "in", pot and oxy and the others are "out". If you live in an area that tolerates drunken hooliganism you're gonna have a bad time with drunken hooligans.
The SCSI controller is less stable (more buggy) than the IDE controller, but glad it works for you! The non fatal errors are okay as well, now time for you to setup a cluster!
It would be great if a mini-HDMI to HDMI breakout board was available for purchase. It seems some people are working on it (https://easyeda.com/eddperks/RasPi4-HDMI-Breakout)
But it’s full of little games. And a lot of people date for fun, not necessarily because they’re looking for someone to marry.
Read Alice Miller+s books.
Eg:
The Drama of the Gifted Child
The Body Never Lies: The Lingering Effects of Hurtful Parenting
> Also - theres a privacy push to mask a plane's real tail number

Please, call them registrations. The majority of countries don't use numbers in aircraft registrations, and carry them on the fuselage instead of the tail...
Where would you hold it? Nearly every national bank seems to have some kind of issue like this.
That depends on what kind of software you have worked on. I also got quite far with dynamic languages in the last 10 years but at one point the static strong typing helps you a lot in making invalid state impossible at compile time.

Growing complexity kind of mandates a static strong typing at one point. Sure, complexity can be managed and reduced -- and distributed among smaller projects (i.e. splitting big projects) -- but even that has a limit.
Why Do We See Dead People?
This is constantly my question. I have NEVER seen an instance of flagging or downvoting on HN that didn't reflect someone's snitty preference. HN should abolish them both and allow user's to notify HN moderators if there is a post that is truly offensive or scandalous.
Cross-Compiling the Raspberry Pi OS Linux Kernel on macOS
Bear in mind that, without the 7/8 clause, it would be impossible to legislatively overturn or modify prop 22. It would have required a public referendum to do so. Now, it merely requires a legislative ultra-majority - improbable but more realistic than another public vote.

Also, please bear in mind that CA legislature has already exempted wide and arbitrary swathes of industry from AB5, seemingly based on each industry's political clout. While I wish for better worker protections than prop 22 provides, AB5 was bad legislature and implemented in a less-than-above-board way.

disclosure: I do work for a gig company, opinions are my own, etc. personally I want all the workers unionized, everywhere.
Are you sure the Assembly knows best?

Drivers can't be on-the-clock for two employers at the same time. So drivers who use both Uber and Lyft would have to choose. That means the customers outside of major urban centers would be less likely to find a driver nearby, because they may be looking in Uber and the driver is on-the-clock with Lyft. It seems like the effect would end up being monopolistic because the network effects would be even stronger than they are now.

That would be compounded by the lack of drivers. Market stickiness of the employment relationship would drive the equilibrium of drivers down, wait times up, prices up, and riders down.
Are there any programs coded in OCaml in common use by non OCaml programmers? E.g., in Haskell I found only Pandoc, plus a personal finance and a parametric 3D CAD system.
I know the FFTW C library is generated by an OCaml program, but that is just for programmers.

"In common use" might mean commonly packaged for Linux distributions and not targetted for programmers, or driving multiple public websites that are not programming-related.
Xeno Canto is great.

There is also crowd sourced photo database, in Flickr, "Field Guide: Birds of the World", where people have put in lots of effort to associate species tags to photos. Unfortunately, the copyright and license varies from photo to photo. Majority is "All rights reserved". So the only way to use it is basically to explore it through Flickr's website. It would be good if at least it had creative commons licenses, like Xeno Canto has.

https://www.flickr.com/groups/birdguide/pool/