skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I was checking Brother MFC-L2712DW and found this: https://support.brother.com/g/b/downloadlist.aspx?c=eu_ot&la...

Can anyone confirm, that this is not necessary and it works OOB with software shipped with distributions? (I need it to work with Ubuntu 20.04 and future LTS releases, preferably without anything that would bite me two years down the line).
Google Docs is no replacement for actual serious work in Office. That's like asking someone who uses NetBeans to switch over to repl.it
Maybe Mainz will give credit to Sahin and put him as a puppet onto a carnival progression car come next Rosenmontag, though I guess the vaccine won't come in time for this year's carnival season starting tomorrow to be fun.
My wife developed hypochondria after her bout with COVID, but I seriously doubt it had to do with the virus itself, and instead had more to do with the uncertainty and fear over the pandemic in general. She was told at the hospital that this type of thing was becoming more and more common, regardless of whether people actually first contracted the virus.
90 days vs 1 year?
Depression... come on, who isn't depressed?
> The certification process is what gives you the projected electoral college votes.

Not the way “projected electoral votes” has ever been used in the past in the context of US Presidential elections, but I will grant that the BetFair bets terms are imprecise enough that they could mean anything.
It's more because it's a fairly niche technique that requires either dual-source blending or constant blend colors, things that game rendering engineers don't think about often. It's also tricky to make work with transparency, which is the reason OS X ditched it. Basically, nobody in the video games space does it frequently.

Maybe I should clean up and open-source my subpixel text renderer that uses dual-source blending....
You disagree that Steam is the market leader in PC game distribution?
Yeah, agree, but how do we compare time slices over probability?
For a year I had success with a Beaglebone Green[0] and OpenBSD installed and in a "Router on a stick" configuration[1]. It wasn't amazing preformance, but it was in a rural area with a slow ISP anyway. IPSec performance was sufficient for the single client I ever used with it.

For the year prior to this one, I had FreeBSD in almost the same configuration running on a Raspberry Pi (1!!!) B.

Both were rock solid stable without any serious problems, but in the end, I favored the OpenBSD/Beaglebone more. The sole reason for this is the strange behavior I encountered on FreeBSD while using vi over a serial connection - all of vi would appear in the serial console as a single line. I believe it was a known bug at the time. This made vi unusable, and I had to resort editing the firewall confgs line by line using sed and cat (FreeBSD sed doesn't have the in-place editing that GNU sed has). Quite a PITA.

[0]https://beagleboard.org/green

[1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Router_on_a_stick
How to get root on Ubuntu 20.04 by pretending nobody’s /home
Your Nexus 5x failure was likely what the sibling comment indicated, the infamous 5x boot loop. If you had rooted your phone previously, it was possible to work around it by modifying the device-tree and limiting it to only using some cores of the CPU.

LG would fix it for free if you were lucky, they did for me. I think you had a 50/50 chance of them refusing to fix it for free by claiming the failure was due to water damage, even if that was definitely not true. The prevalence of the failure makes me think that every single 5x failed eventually. The timing of the boot-loop failure was such that your alternate Google options were probably Pixel 1 or 2 at the time.

After the 5x failure, I purchased a Pixel 2. It is very fast to this day, but the lack of a microphone jack has been a real thorn to me. My car does not support the bluetooth a2dp profile, I use the USB-C adapter to stream music, and it has put a lot of extra wear on the USB-C connector. It has lasted a long time, and everything else works fine, but it's only a matter of time before I can no longer charge it.
Example of Live Streaming System with WebRTC – Open-Source GitHub
I live in the us and my experience is not only with 1 american but a majority of the americans I encountered (even ones educated at MIT or even in geopolitics at Georgetown), I feel that if we need to learn from movies we should all rewatch videodrome and think about the consequences of having partisan media.

Also I was not implying that you do not have books in america... But you can just see in this comment section (where most of the people are educated) that most of the replies hints that they do not understand the election process hence backing my statement.

The movies are obviously PC-Washing all history just like you removed your statues you are removing from your intellect everything that is not consensually approved and history has a lot that this new horde of censors of the good will not like. and the proof is that most the people reading this will downvote me using those censoring tools to destroy an opinion that they do not approve.

What is breathtaking is to read comments like "wasnt the election done?" purely because you want to win and hate the system when it doesn't play in your favor.
How about using virtual phone numbers (Twilio, Google Voice, etc) for SMS 2FA? Any better than a real SIM for services that don't support other 2FA options?

Should eliminate OTA and SIM swap attack vectors from figure 2.
This has to be called some kind of effect which is probably already on Wikipedia.
The Next Milestone for Tailscale
Really glad to see students not just accepting this intrusion that is also hard to justify from a privacy and security aspect.
The main reason why companies like SMS 2FA: It costs next to nothing, and it shifts the responsibility to the customer.

Your account got hacked? Not our problem, we have 2FA. Must've been your fault.
CSS Grid Basics and Responsive Web Design Preview
To quote -

> About 1 in 5 adults has a mental illness in any given year

This talks about people who may already have mental illness -

> Mental illness can begin at any age, from childhood through later adult years, but most cases begin earlier in life.

The OP is about new cases...

Take out a sketchpad, draw an exponential representing the # of COVID cases everyday, over 90 days. The area under that curve / 5 is the number of new mental illness patients added every 90 days. Now extrapolate that over the year, and add it to the 1/5 (Total population) number, and that's where it starts to sound alarming.
Every day brings us a new JS framework. Is this still true at the end of 2020?
> IntelliJ has been able to do that for a while now.

It has been 4 years since I did Scala everyday, back then it was hit or miss. Good to know things have improved.

> Don't do it, and don't allow it in your codebase.

I get your point, but that doesn't solve the issue if the community is down for using these features.
EmacsConf 2020: Schedule, Poster, How to Watch, and How to Participate
The takeaway for me is that if you come across a company that is founded by Josh Pigford, do NOT join it. It’s clear that even if the startup gains traction, he will leave before the value gets maximized and also take the lion’s share of any payout and leave you with practically nothing. That’s not what most people expect when they join a start up, they expect to share in the spoils for their hard work.
Surely you can at least draw a square whose sides are horizontal and vertical?
You can thank Trump for the fastest Vaccine development in history.
Half screen? I see a comment or two. I think it's normal/human thing to have discussions in comments like this one. Especially, when it's an exit related topic that gets shared on startup/VC related forum-site like this one?

Prefer just "good job" comments, or what?
If all you need is black and white printing, there is no need to be buying HP inkjet printers anymore.

Get yourself a <$100 Brother laser printer and never look back. They work under Linux without any configuration and you can refill the toner for like $5 on eBay.

Mine has been going strong for like 10 years now.
Indeed. Not sure why everyone read an implied value judgement in my statement when there was none.
It would give a more credible impression without the exploit vs vulnerability terminology confusion (that repeats many times in the article)
They recently stopped developers promoting on steam, sale of their game on other platforms. Makes a lot of sense and if the battle with epic games gets worse we might see lock in..

Fortnite changed steam's dominance. Epic games is buying out a lot of games to offer on their store and they have the cash to burn on it. Who knows where all the fortnite fans will be in 5yrs, epic or steam.
Any software you don't have the source for, haven't built yourself, and don't host yourself is immediate suspect.

Third party audits aren't a silver bullet. Enron and Worldcom had third party audits.
Wasn't it used in an Iranian election as evidence of shenanigans?

>So there, we've spoken about it.

You seem to have given your opinion without wanting anyone else to give theirs. Why are you so against discussing it?
Virtual events developer Hopin’s valuation jumps to $2bn
>Quick Google searches debunk most of your claims. A couple of them have been covered extensively. The fact that you still believe them days later highlights your bias, or the bias of your news feeds.

What exactly has been debunked? That the Penn Judge ordered such that observers can up-close view the count? https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/pennsylvania-judge-permits-c...

Benford's law is debunked? Could you provide a link disproving the law please?

Voting employees voting debunked? Not at all. It's a real video. People are arguing that they were 'fixing' damaged ballots. Which is allowed by the rules. Except let's rotate back to the observers being placed a football field length away. This is not transparent. Obviously this is not 'debunked' but AT BEST the argument is that it's a completely non-transparent process that places huge doubt on the process.

I even provide the video showing the republicans having been thrown out of the vote counting building in Michigan. The windows were being covered up. You're right, I have not provided any evidence at all showing fraud. Except that's because they were thrown out. Blocking windows and blocking people from video recording the vote from outside is quite shifty. However, there's clearly nothing debunked here. I provided the video that cant be debunked.

Wisconsin hasn't been debunked. Wisconsin has an open observer policy meaning anyone can show up. Any amount of people could show up. They setup covid rules such that they basically couldn't observe by placing them in a room and a livestream. I have provided no evidence of fraud, but that's because the observers were blocked from doing their job.

So again you said most of my claims are debunked but they are inheritantly not debunkable. They aren't even debatable, but they also don't necessarily prove fraud occurred. You assert that it highlights my bias. Here's the even more interesting thing, I'm not American. I'm not in the USA. I have no need for bias. I'm an objective viewer here.

You have projected your own feeling of bias. It sounds like your news has 'debunked' these claims but it absolutely has not. You should take another look at your own echo chamber. Denying reality isn't going to make the issue go away. The perception that the election was stolen is quite clear. It wasn't Russian agents in Michigan cardboarding the windows.

In fact you should see that Michigan video restricting poll watchers from entering that building as election fraud by itself. Poll watchers dont need any nomination from a party. Everyone can be a poll watcher and legally are allowed to go in that building. It was entirely illegal for them to close those doors.
Really fascinating. It sounds like the interclass differences were greater then the variation within England over time.
H1b is a dual intent visa.
Joke’s on them, my new but cheap POS HP printer won’t even recognise and connect to the wifi, so it can’t ever download updates.
It’s Going to Take More Than Antitrust Law to Rein in Big Tech
They don’t have to choose iOS. If they want a choice of stores, or to replace the OS, they can buy a different phone.

There are many people who correctly think Apple knows better than they do about what software is safe, and for those people, iOS is a good choice.
According to the article it was twice as likely as non-Covid patients.
I started using emacs recently, largely for org-mode and magit. The default stash behavior of prompting for a message in magit helps me a lot with the problem of keeping stashes organized and knowing when old stashes I’ve forgotten about are safe to get rid of. Even when working on the command line now, I try to always stash with a message to provide some context for future me.
> So it seems to me that they are accusing Amazon for something that is common practice for all big retailers: private label products.

Amazon isn't just a big retailer acting in a market. It's so big it is its own market. Authorities should ensure a fair market. When one actor becomes a market, then it's reasonable to apply a different set of rules from the set applied to everyone else.
I don't work in FAANG, but I know someone who works at a 1 tier lower big company. He is a mid level engineer. After 1 year at the company - Salary + Monthly vesting comes in at somewhere between 400-450K depending on how the stock performs, and he certainly has room to grow.

I was told FAANG-ers make even more than him, so yeah I tend to believe these numbers.
So he'll need to undo 45,103 and counting PA votes, plus let's go with the smaller two[0] and say 14,746 votes and counting in AZ plus 12,425 votes and counting in GA. All of this based entirely on votes received on or before Election Day, not even counting late-arriving ballots.

It seems hard to see how he's going to have more than 72k ballots disqualified, all of which happen to be for his opponent.

537 votes on butterfly ballots in Florida this is not.

0. In Nevada, Biden has a 36,186 vote lead and counting, greater than his lead in both Arizona and Georgia combined.
For startup employees it's more like they agree to help fix a car you intend to sell in return for payment and a take in the profits of the sale.

A lot of startup exits seem to take the form of you then selling the car to someone for a break even amount, who just happens to also pay you individually an extra $5,000 on the side.

Is it a good deal for you? Yes. Is it a scummy move? Yes.
Non-paywalled link: http://archive.is/q7dkV
In my experience, most engineers, even those fresh out of college, land at above 300k within a few years at Google/FB. You do not need to be a rockstar, and you don't need to work more than 40 hours/week for that (though that can depend on team, I've never encountered one that regularly asks for more than that).

If you're talking finances, Google/Facebook will pay you more, with less risk, and better work life balance than pretty much all startups. There are entirely justifiable reasons to prefer a startup, but you should take a second look at your calculations if you think finances come out favorable on the startup side.
It's all good until founders understand that "we are just the help". They are the ones with the most risk, and they cannot simply walk away to a new job if they don't like how things are going.
But a lot of founders put too much weight on early employees, require working as much as the founder, or require to take responsibility in things that far outreach what they were accepting to when signing a contract.
Biden’s H1B visa, green card plans likely to benefit thousands of Indians
What to Care About in a Job
Edit: url above is wrong, correct one is https://postgresqlco.nf my brain tricked me ;)
No, you can't.

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/09/health/pfizer-covid-19-va...
"Anxiety, depression and insomnia" all the hallmarks of the beginning of ME/CFS or PVS or whatever you want to call this horrific condition. 20% is lower than the 35% that get lasting effects in the Irish nurses study but its also higher than the long term likely to suffer ME/CFS for many years to the rest of their life which is estimated to be around 7% based on the papers that China produced on SARS.

As far as we understand its due to a reduction in the 5-HTP path way which leads to a reduction in Serotonin. There is also a further effect on Gaba as well with a bit more time. Ron Davis and other researchers have done some work to understanding the genetic switch or mechanism but alas they aren't there yet with an affirmation as to the root cause.

Alas the depression and sleep problems are just the beginning, the condition gets much worse and more debilitating than Multiple sclerosis as it progresses and the chronic fatigue and exertion intolerance kicks in. Its excruciatingly painful and poorly treated by Doctors. The news all points to very bad for Covid19 and ME/CFS results unfortunately, it could be a much bigger contributor to loss of people from the workplace than death itself as most sufferers don't ever work again.
Working in strides because they don't want to get shut out of the Windows market. Having a credible alternative stay's Microsoft's hand about going Apple and requiring apps only come from the store except for Enterprise editions.
If you're printing a lot, this kind of calculation makes sense. If you only print a couple of times a month, it gets swamped by uncertainty: will the ink dry up before I use it? will they still sell those cartridges in 5 years time? will it have broken anyway? Under these conditions, it's not that illogical to spend less on the printer.

It's also not always easy to compare. Maybe I can see that a HP cartridge holds more ink than the Epson one - but do they use ink at the same rate? How much do they use for cleaning the nozzles when you're not printing? Will I be able to get unofficial cartridges, and will they affect print quality?

It's getting easier to compare, because they're getting on the subscription bandwagon, based on pages per month. But the smallest plan I see is HP's 15 pages/month, which is probably at least 3x what I actually print.
Incorrect, existing coronavirus vaccines were used as an example.
that you want the electoral college of the united states to become the electoral college of the united new york and california is one belief that do not align with the idea of what is america. once again something you can learn in history books.

And no in france no media will declare a winner before being sure of it or they will withdraw it as soon as they see that the race isnt finished. again history should have taught them to be more prudent (gore/bush) but as they are partisan media they are just entitled to win.
I was not. It was quite absurd. I'm glad you agree.
At my university in Russia, we had a special testing classroom with these weird Sun thin clients that only ran Firefox in a very minimalistic window manager in a unix system of some sort. Said Firefox would only open the website of the testing system.

So, obviously, everyone just used their phones for cheating lol.
Observatories come and observatories go [1]. It would be logical to have a transition plan to migrate science projects as old observatories are decommissioned and new ones turned up. Arecibo could go dark tomorrow due to disrepair (antenna assembly fails entirely, and 900 tons of suspended gear is going to do some serious damage upon failure) and the cost to repair and recommission is greater than available funds from UCF and NSF.

Edit: dredmorbius mentions in a comment below China has built a better observatory for this type of science [2]. Retask remaining science to other assets, decommission Arecibo.

[1] https://www.nsf.gov/news/special_reports/astronomy/facilitie...

[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25046772
Because Godot is OS independent for development and consumption so there would be inconsistencies.
Might use iCloud for data storage, which allows the developer to shift hosting / storage costs to the user.
Vertical Video Syndrome (2014)
Given that anxiety and stress related disorders seem to be the main mental health result, I think that this boils down to, "Scary and stressful pandemic is scary and stressful."
Algebraic data types are synonymous with composite types like eg structs, which Zig has... though the structs are anonymous.
Become a contractor, you'll be in the 100 to 200k/year. (ok yes, that's before taxes)
Hi, Great work just one tip, adding syntax highlighting to the start page will help. I noticed you have that similar on landing page tho
EU imposes tariffs on $4bn of US goods in Boeing row
Especially with the hysteria in the media over Covid and lockdown on top of that. I am surprised it is as low as one in five.

This headline will be a self full filling prophecy.
This seems weird. Most password managers already have sharing capabilities and family controls. Why would I use this given it seems I need to enter passwords manually and am limited to iOS.
71 million people aren't disputing the results. A very, very small percentage of those are disputing it.

And those claims have no merit.

Any valid claims of anomalies will be investigated.

Claims without proof should be dismissed. This shouldn't be a controversial opinion, but apparently when one side is hyper partisan, it is.
Layman hypothesis: anxious person gets Covid, goes to her doctor 3 months after because she thinks she is experiencing long term effects, and gets diagnosed for her anxiety instead
$6B hedge fund vs. $0 newsletter writer
No mention I can see of what's the rate for general population living under lockdown, and those suffering from the flu or other similarly draining diseases.
Asymmetrical war wasn’t invented in the 20th century. It exists wherever a weaker force encounters a stronger force. In the revolutionary war Americans were criticized by the British because they wouldn’t line up to shoot.. they would hide behind trees and fire from cover. Or more recently in the Iraq war (2) we got to watch as the Iraqi military dissolved into an insurgent force (this was before alqueda moved in).

We see more of it today because so many wars today are imbalanced. It’s not US v China.. it’s US v Afghanistan. They have no choice but to attack from the shadows.
ASML (European company) is the only manufacturer of EUV lithography machines.

Each machine costs $100 - $255 million. ASML ships 35 this year and 45-50 in 2021.
> They recently stopped developers promoting on steam, sale of their game on other platforms.

Hard to blame them for a stance of "you can't use our storefront to advertise other storefronts" though.

Epic is doing the things it is doing precisely because Steam is so ludicrously dominant. I'd argue that they haven't been successful at usurping that dominance yet. They are still very much playing catch-up.
It's possible everywhere. It wasn't practical from an economic perspective.

I believe the author's position is that previously, one of the only considerations was, "how much will it cost." Or, "Does it make sense for us to invest in X fab?" Now there are other considerations beyond the economic and I'm certain you will begin to see not only fabs, but the full chain, in the EU and China. Probably sooner rather than later.

What does that mean for the different economic blocks?

What does that mean for tech in general?

What does that mean for global security?

Do we, (the US), have sufficient creativity to wargame all that out and get an idea of the future?

Etc

I think that's what the article is about.
> If Zoom made clear to users that connections were not secured to the same standards as competitors…

Which competitors offered true E2E?

I think mostly they were (misleadingly/lyingly) promissing something above what most of their competitors offered, no?
This. I have these aliased as `git save` and `git unsave`, which makes it as convenient as `git stash`.