skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Magnetars, a type of neutron star, can produce the enigmatic fast radio bursts
It has to be rage infected monkeys next.
It's an attack on the system. In the end it wasn't really the individual kids that are bullies that are the cause. It's the system that allows them to bully. That's why you see so many school shootings. School is essentially bully heaven.
Yuuup. I haven’t used youtube-dl since I was a teacher and needed it to bring educational videos into the classroom that lacked Internet.

But now I have a copy of the source, and have been thinking about how I might contribute and/or repackage it as a “browser” (with the option to run it in “headless mode”, of course).
Of course, that's precisely the argument. Currently cloning a git repository is trivial, you can have different branches targeting different remotes etc... It's decentralized at the core. An issue solution that built on top of this architecture would be very powerful and "just work" while a solution built on the side will face an uphill battle for adoption.

Basically my point is that I consider issues to be an integral part of a repository's history, and it's a weakness of VCSs not to integrate it. A lot of the time I find Github comments on a feature/issue to be vastly more interesting and important than the resulting commit message.
Italy will also refuse extradition depending on the charges. Capital punishment for minors has been a sticky subject for several countries.
One might argue that if a church trains its members to vote a certain way, they can wield significant influence, albeit indirectly. Similarly corporations have a great deal of indirect influence. True, there’s no formal, legal coupling, but perhaps there is merit to challenging concentrations of power, no matter how informal or indirect?
C is a low-level language and extremely valuable as such. It's also conceptually simple and should be treated as slightly smarter and portable assembly.

And we shouldn't call a pointer to an array of char a string, because it's not a string.
Whether or not Chase filed a police report has nothing to do with the legality of his actions. There are lots of reasons to file or not file: Publicity, hassle, likelihood of recovery, and on.

It seems like he took great pains to keep it legal, but the presence or absence of a police report means nothing.
I think the key is that the state is not hidden: what you see is what you get.
So the NSA/CIA/FBI can enable the camera/mic without you knowing.
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The process against Assange in the UK looked like a particularly horrible example of a kangaroo court.

But New Zealand isn't the UK.

I know nothing about the process against Kim or laws in NZ, but the comparison to Assange doesn't work.
Heh, Yes on re-reading the comment it does sound ironic. :)

Our IT is not purposely keeping a security hole open to boast about uptime. If there was a security impact to our particular configuration/use-case, we'd patch it for sure.
You can argue whether what he did is illegal /immoral or not, but the state is here to (among other things) protect property and the marketplace. If I break into Boeing and steal something shouldn't the government pursue me or should Boeing hire the Pinkertons?-
I'm still wondering when you can therapy yourself with games and the like.
It's a dismal reality, but the fact that they shouldn't have done this in the first place doesn't have an iota of bearing on what has to happen now. Good luck selling anyone on a rationale that asks them to risk human lives to buy a couple more years for the world's most miserable minks. Ergo, Humans > Minks.
This is nice vim emulation, but why not take notes in vim in the same way? It can do all the same stuff and you don't need to leave the editor. vimwiki is never more than three keystrokes away...
They do say on the homepage that it syncs with your Google calendar... But yes, perhaps it could be more prominent?
Thats a presumption in pursuit of justice, not a principle to follow. Humans are generally all guilty of something, even if they dont get caught
When you get your sea legs, or a scopolamine patch the stars stop spinning.

For cameras or telescopes, there has to be some kind of stabilization bases out there.
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Reflowing papers often produces subpar results. The authors often pay attention to details like on which page certain tables and figures end up, that equations appear where they should etc. I've seen many attempts at rendering HTML from e.g. Arxiv papers and the layout is almost always broken. Paper authors often employ a lot of Latex wizardry to get precisely the layout that they want, and these conversion tools mostly choke on that.
That can be said for literally any sort of organization of people
You could, but that would get messy quick since it would add a new commits to be merged/rebased every time somebody wants to comment. I guess the easiest solution would be to make it a submodule so that it could evolve at its own pace, but then you still want to be able to reference specific versions of the code in the comments, so maybe it would make more sense to make the code a submodule of the issue repo.

Maybe with good tooling that would be workable with git as it is.
Not to mention acetaminophen/paracetamol. Alcohol is something like 10:1, tylenol may be as low as 3:1. Morphine is much safer, 70:1 or so - not sure about heroin.

I do think inconsistent supply is a larger contribution to OD risk than the relatively tight TI, but this is hard to study properly partially because of criminalization.
Every incremental step of changing the status quo moves the whole process closer to the long term goal of unlocking all repair issues and gaining the user ability to control data flow.

Every step counts.
Can't help but think he'll get along great with the local truck drivers.
This argument has been used successfully in EU.
Why would the police need to treat them as patients? When you get a ticket for a traffic violation, they typically (the good ones anyways) educate you on what you did that was unsafe. This is usually just a summary offense with a fine. I'm saying that drug users should get a similar treatment but even without the fine.
I'm curious what you mean by worrisome in this context?
Because I don't like having bombs in my software waiting to explode when you touch it. That's essentially what mutable by default is.
I did this during the banking crisis, but I can't recommend it. The problem is most credit unions suck.

Examples:

* it's 2020 and my credit union doesn't have autopay for my credit card.

* someone stole my cards and made some unauthorized charges at an unattended parking lot -- they did it almost 40 times in a single day across 3 cards that I rotated between. Chase and Amex took a 5 minute phone call each. My credit union took more than ten hours of work to get my money back, including demanding that I go to a -- remember, unattended -- parking lot that was near a job I hadn't worked at in 6 months to try to get a refund.

The real answer is if you qualify for eg a chase sapphire reserve, you get excellent service and an excellent product.
Six figures is only low income for certain areas (not the whole bay area), and only for households with enough children. For households, two 50k parents is an easy 100k.

I do not believe six figures entry level jobs are common outside the highly trained professional fields, but I don't have data on hand for it.
> it wasn't really the individual kids that are bullies that are the cause.

Hmmm, I don't really buy it.

From the perspective of a bullied kid, those individual kids are the bullies.

What bullied kid really thinks "it's not those kids doing this, it's the system"?

Blaming the system is a much higher-level / abstract thought. Maybe from a more mature person's mind set, looking back over things?

All that being said, randomly going and shooting people doesn't really seem like an effective "attack on the system".

Wouldn't attacking the system involve figuring out the responsible "system" people or components, so they'd be the focus of attack? Random shooting acts... isn't really that. :(
So the article is just about what the person writing the article thinks is cool. OK - whatever.
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Agreed! I've definitely purchased really obscure records I didn't think I'd be able to find at like 2 am on discogs. My favorite moment on discogs was looking for a random record and realizing the shop selling it was the store I used to go to all the time when I was in college.
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We’ve prediction markets using wisdom of crowds: https://electionbettingodds.com/
http://archive.is/iEF3F
That is not argument about how people raised kids in the past. That is completely different argument about different topic.

This thread literally started with claim that contemporary adults spend less effort on childraising then people in the past.

Also, teacher of the year is not historian. America is not only country in the world.
True for aerodynamic noise, but tire noise starts to dominate at speeds as low as 30 km/h[1]. Obviously it's going to vary depending on the car and the road cover. It certainly seems intuitively true from the quality of the sound at the side of a busy city street.

EVs do nothing for that and aren't a panacea regarding roadway noise. I've been snuck upon by an EV in a parking lot a couple of times, but never on the side of the street. It would work if we limit the speed within cities to something like 20 km/h, which is something that, yes, we should be doing immediately.

[1] https://www.drivingtests.co.nz/resources/are-electric-cars-q... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_vehicle_warning_sound... https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reifen-Fahrbahn-Ger%C3%A4usch
I wanted to say exactly the same thing!

I need to schedule stuff, but I am not elite or anything. Is there a market niche for my identity? ;)
For $1 Billion I can generate a LOT of random numbers.
Youtube-dl has a lot of legal applications!
I don’t think that having your paid contractors freely agree to do a job you instruct them to do counts as coercion.

They were free to not participate in any of that, just as anyone else.

If you take on a job from a customer and it has certain terms to be paid, and you agree to those terms, that isn’t coercion: it’s work.

It’s possible that you view the very nature of the societal work-for-money as coercive, which has its own argument, as people need food and shelter to survive. If that’s the argument, make that one. In that’s not the argument for this being “coercive”, however, then I can’t really see it, as they could have simply not done the thing you claimed they were being coerced into doing.

They’re independent, remember: they can just not sign in to the app if it demands they do things with which they are uncomfortable.
I can't find it now but there was a recent Economist article about how a couple polling firms were giving Donald Trump polling much higher than the average based on assumptions of Trump voters being more likely not to admit to supporting Trump for pollsters, or something along those lines
Yeah, but if you don't find new jobs for them they start demanding protectionism and tighter migrant quotas instead.
This type of question is called a "Ballot measure." 26/50 states have initiative or veto referendum processes, which means Citizens can collect signatures to place a law on the ballot. A coalition containing unions (i.e. service & tire) and others were able to collect 103,604 signatures in support of this law which was more than the required 80,239 to have the question appear on the Massachusetts ballot. They submitted this all in late 2019 and there was some back and forth with the legislature and they were required to collect some more signatures which they did successfully (skipping some legal stuff). After all the signatures were verified, it was certified for the November 2020 ballot (in MA).

If you are curious for more detail, Ballotpedia has a good overview of information in their "path to the ballot" section: https://ballotpedia.org/Massachusetts_Question_1,_%22Right_t...
That makes sense. My counter argument is that even if it was built in it is unlikely to be good enough to be used by the majority of projects. But maybe I'm over estimating the difficulty of making a top quality issue tracker and code review tool.
> How would a summary offense with a punishment of education on rehab options create more crime?

I'm not sure if I'm mis-understanding you or if you aren't familiar with the legislation in question. What you suggest here seems an awful lot like a marginally more sever version of what this law does.
At least a fur coat lasts longer than the 10 minutes of pleasure that eating meat gives you.
This is a library for building internal tools, debug GUIs etc. This is not Qt/GTK, or React, or a CSS framework.
John Cutler will open your eyes to figuring out how to set the environment to allow better questions to bubble up and survive. Consider doing such practice with your team - maybe a workshop (even remote!) can get the team to talk about the hardest questions the team is dealing with.
> What is it about schools that are different from other gatherings?

They leave large groups of children unsupervised for up to an hour at a time.

It should be obvious to any parent or anyone who’s had much to do with children what’s going to happen.
I love iNaturalist and am sometimes blown away by the automatic suggestions. I use it for birds, plants, bugs, mushrooms, trees, everything. Some time ago they added audio clips as well. It would be great to see more of these open communities inter-connected and sharing their databases.
Reasons your positioning may not be working for you (SME10x)
So if I don’t bring my own non-alcoholic beverage to the party (or restaurant), does that mean I must secretly be drinking for the effect? Of course not! It just means that I can avoid the effect without going out of my way to buy alcohol-free. Also, “not drinking for the effect” also encompasses people who are okay with getting buzzed or drunk, but that’s not what they’re setting out to do. For example, I don’t drink to get drunk or buzzed (I don’t have anything against it; I just don’t enjoy the sensation), but I’ve had a strong drink on an empty stomach. That doesn’t mean I was setting out to get buzzed (again, I wasn’t), only that I’m not going out of my way to avoid it.
Indeed. And I love how we use other words to make ourselves feel better. Noone ever did genocide; they merely culled.

I will be shocked if humanity do not see this differently in a century.
that's going to be interesting - NZ is still largely closed to foreigners - would they chain him up at one end and unchain him at the other?
As members of the public the interests of the owners are already being counted when you look at the ‘public interest’.

In effect, your suggesting they be double counted as both the owners and members of the public.
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I would claim most european countries, definitely north, definitely west and from my experience definitely east. Can't comment on the southern part
Which other organizations are at similar scale and also tax free?
Meat provides a lot of nutrition.
nope. it’s not about probabilities. if it is it’s incorrectly modeled
The Five Eyes have each others’ backs. As we can see with Assange, the law doesn’t even factor in to it.
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I live in the North - the exact area where the animals are raised in - you know it as they smell really bad. The area with the mink factories is mostly thinly populated. I don't know what restrictions are going to be implemented in the coming days, but I'm sure most people will take Corona 2.0 ("Made in Denmark") seriously and keep their distance.
His age isn't, his BMI is. He's definitely at risk.
Have you used this technique for bullying? Was it effective? Would you mind sharing your experiences?

This thread has made me consider getting therapy.
France is weaker than USA and doesn't extradite its citizens.
I think that was the point. They're trying to say that if, hypothetically, you knew the probability was 1/2, and you flipped it a million times and only got heads, the probability doesn't change. The law of large numbers doesn't say this is impossible, just that it's incredibly, incredibly unlikely.
That might have something to do with the fact that the people making the OS are also the people most interested in your data.
Stay relevant? Firefox is stuck at around 4% of market share. They're as relevant as a statistical aberration.
Maybe we're looking at a different map. I see Pac Heights and Presidio mostly voting yes, along with Marina, Sea Cliff, plus SOMA (very tech heavy too).

Those are neighborhoods with some of the highest concentration of affluent tech workers, even if there are other expensive neighborhoods.

Many other areas of the city without public transit voted no.
Is there anything wrong with a church abandoning their 501 tax exemption and voicing a political opinion?
looooove this. any chance we could express "select inner word", for example `viw` or `vaw`.
I’m wrong. I naively assumed it worked a different way.
Church has much more members than other organizations.
Ask HN: Monumental day with elections in US but no mention of it or Trump
Sure HN is not about 'news' (with many exceptions) but considering all the non consequential things that appear on HN that people find interesting just amazes me that nothing gets upvoted or is submitted about what is happening with the elections. Understand why HN thinks (the collective if you want to call it that) a conversation about politics or current type events is not to be discussed and can evolved downward. But isn't that also a bit of speech restraint and 'we know better'? Did the group write these rules or did HN simply push things in this direction for their own good (ie YC).

Any to anyone (HN admins) that say 'oh it's not getting upvoted that's why' well maybe it's also not getting submitted because people are conditioned to believe as a group that talking about politics is not what is done here under almost all circumstances.

We have an election that causes the country to be in upheaval seems there should be stories here is my point. (And no I am not going to post any)
Eh, I've been using https://quire.io for Flowy-like task management for my team and it's been great.

Relevant here as it has single-key shortcuts for actions and is an infinitely nested task list, but unlike Flowy, works way better for teams, with GitHub integration, etc.
Thanks. For some reason I couldnt think of that on my own.
> If your CI is doing more than 100 pulls and you have a "small team" then you must be doing something wrong.

Most CI systems poll to see if there are new versions of an image. If this is done with a GET request (to get the manifest as a first step towards pulling layers), it counts towards the rate limiting.

> Has this mentality not continued into the Docker era? It seems pretty easy to set up [0] and has all kinds of advantages even without the upcoming limit.

Maven separates the domain of a Maven repository from the coordinates of packages. Docker does not. Dockerhub's domain is inferred into any shorthand reference like `foo/bar`, meaning that it will ignore a pull-through cache.

You can ostensibly configure a docker daemon to treat another registry as a trusted mirror, but it's harder than it looks in practice, because on most production systems that won't (and shouldn't) be enabled.
Might I recommend helping out by working on connectivity projects, even to the extent of starting a local ISP? Internet access in many parts of the U.S. is pretty bad, and improving it would open up many new opportunities for remote work, remote learning, and tele-health. Due to the pandemic there is increased availability of funding for these types of projects, even to the extent that for example some health-care providers are considering funding or directly running a local ISP just to support their tele-health customers, because otherwise they are totally cut off from their patients.

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I don't think you're fully appreciating what this bans. The concern is not taking picture of a crime scene. The concern is having always-on camera feeds with facial recognition running. I.e., being able to trace the movements of individuals without any crime or suspicion of a crime.
If you make good movies, France is fine with you raping minors in USA.
A signal mirror is useful for directing searchers to you, but is useless for telling them you have a problem. I actually have both a beacon and an inReach--I got the beacon when I started doing hikes that weren't part of a group, but were still on fairly popular trails. This year I've been deliberately avoiding the crowds so I added an inReach.

With the beacon they'll know exactly who and where you are (but nothing about the nature of the problem) and it also transmits a homing signal for aircraft. With the inReach if you just trip the SOS they only get who and where, but you also have text messaging so that you can communicate how urgent the situation is and what it will take to get you out. (Safe but unable to extract won't get anything like the response that femoral artery severed, tourniquet applied gets.)
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