skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
But it is unreasonable to have expected the DNC lifers to have actively lent support to what was effectively a hostile takeover attempt.

I viewed it much the same. I also saw it as very similar to what President Trump did with the Republican party in 2016: Tracking his registered political affiliations and statements of political belief over the years put him all over the map. And he also faced similar pushback, probably more forceful, from the Republican establishment as Bernie did from the Democrats. I think that reveals a deep division between traditional the conservative platform and everyday Republicans, or at least that everyday Republicans were deeply cynical about the desire & ability of the Republican establishment to deliver.

Again, probably a similar mechanic was underlying support for Bernie. Which means (no surprise) that a very large group of Americans are completely disillusioned with the political establishment.
They meant that sites like YouTube change from time to time in ways that break youtube-dl so without updates your copy will stop working some day (same thing could apply to Spotify)
Worst case scenario you could set firewall rules to not allow external access to the RDP port (3389). You could also set your VM to host-only networking, but in that case Microsoft office wouldn’t be able to use any cloud functionality. Although I guess that could be a feature, not a bug, depending on your viewpoint
Just go on Donald Trump's Twitter feed, and click on all the various warnings...(also note that none were "censored"--some just have a warning appended, and others were hidden by default with a warning, and you have to click it to see the tweet.)
he does ramble a lot. but it's way past the point of subtlety

good people on both sides? STIll saying the Central Park Five are guilty - originally paying to advocate the death penalty? Being the #1 pusher of Obama birther-ism? and so so so much more here is just one list of the worse: https://www.vox.com/2016/7/25/12270880/donald-trump-racist-r...
But usually it doesn't. You know, because that's US law.
Probably your city is considered a low-risk or low-value militarily or they have other plans for communication, like separate runs.
If you’re pro open-web, don’t you want these game streaming services to operate on the open web, i.e. in the browser, i.e. can’t be gate-kept by Apple (or Google)?
I don't really see a problem with anything above actually. If a certain job role is so covetted, they [can &| should have to] raise the salary to recruit an American, or pay a prospective immigrant a life changing salary.

If a company objects to paying the market price salary for Americans they're totally free to outsource their work to foreign workers for whatever price those workers are willing to do so. But nobody coming to America should be short changed a salary because of their national origin. The loser in this is Big SV who has built an empire taking advantage of prospective immigrants.
They can be a lifesaver for an informed patient, though. I suffer from occasional insomnia (about once a month -- if working too late, got too emotionally invested in something, or if accidentally drank too much coffee), and Ambien has been incredibly helpful. I wouldn't dare take it on even a weekly basis, though.

Even though I haven't had any side effects, I still hide my car keys before taking it after having read stories of people driving while asleep on Ambien.
Starlink is planning to replace all of that and be faster.
Crazy the amont of infrastructure in all theses cables
In case you don't subscribe to Medium, here's the WP article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perovskite_solar_cell

and a science paper from July: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7399695/
Biden is pretty centrist and is not willing to go for universal healthcare, whereas the Bernie side of the spectrum explicitly campaigned for this. That's one of the examples.
Thanks for the valiant attempts to keep this discussion from devolving into a full-fledged dumpster fire.

1. The US, by the most generally accepted definition, has had continuous governance as a democracy since 1788. Just one more election, and not the most contentious or momentous by a long shot.

2. Current reported spread in votes between D and R are pretty slim, 75.0M v. 70.7M Wikipedia 11PM EST 11/7.

3. Whatever your partisan opinion, at least 70M American adults, 48.5% of those voting, disagree with you and think you’re an idiot. Try not to confirm the fact with your comments.

4. Challenging the validity of the voting process is a time-honored tradition during tight races. Stop sounding like newbies. This is the only time that the validity of the electoral process gets enough visibility to figure out if anything’s broke. Seriously broke? See 1.

5. A paper trail is a beautiful thing.

6. And what a wonderfully fertile field these comments are for use as examples of propaganda, inflammatory rhetoric and logical fallacies. Wish I was teaching a course right about now. Timely for the application of manure on fields too...

7. It would be nice if the mods kept the discussion away from an r/politics-ization of HN. The sides are pretty obvious and enforcing an arbitrary quota of half blue hurrah/half red hurrah would lead to a better flow and balance. Heavy-handed, but appropriate in these few cases IMHO.

The brilliant, stupid, wise, foolish, angry, mellow, old, young, rich, poor, naive, cynical, kind, nasty, sophisticated, brutish American people have spoken. Whether you agree with the results or not, it’s a beautiful thing.
Relevant Thomas Metzinger talk: https://youtu.be/9UPuhr35rUg?t=30m38s
Ending something is never an answer. We need to understand why such program was created in first place. Fine tune the program to get maximum benefit, than abolishing it. We need more optimization not removal. We need a well thought through solution and not half baked ruling intended to create confusion than a solution.
We aren’t all rooting for fascism. Speak for yourself.
You would, but we were banned long ago if we made anything approaching valid points on places like this. Your ignorance is the result of the bubble, which follows from censorship. You cannot see it because the censorship makes the edges of your bubble invisible to you.
If I was in incredible pain and wanted to end my own life but was not capable on my own I might ask a close friend to help me with that. If that friend had enough empathy to help me fulfil my hypothetical wish then they would be a murderer, but a kind and helpful one.

edit: maybe we want to define murder as killing someone who does not want to be killed. I would ask what you have to say about the "trolley problem".
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trolley_problem
I agree that "stand by" does sound problematic, but I would let is slide as a slip up, given that the moderator asked whether he will tell them to "stand down" -- it's an easy mistake to make (and talking about slip ups, Joe Biden has more than enough of them as well).

You can see Donald Trump denouncing Proud Boys here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bd0cMmBvqWc&feature=youtu.be...
This was the reason for me personally switching from alpine to mutt. One day I realized the only place I could find a copy of the source was on my own harddrive and that's when I bit the bullet and started figuring out the mutt UI/config.
> Those square black-and-white codes that you’re required to scan before you enter a restaurant ...

I have not been to many restaurants recently, but do some of them "require" you to scan some QR codes now? What is this talking about?

(and what happens to people without working smartphones -- are they not allowed in?)
http://ziprecruiter.com is largely written in perl
The entire Twitter platform seems totalitarian and a societal bad. Why would you ever want a billboard for your passing thoughts that literally not only can be read by a huge audience but will be read by a huge audience? Oh sure it’s great if you’re promoting something. But there’s clearly a reason beyond basic privacy to want your messages only readable by select few.

I’ve been out of social media for years and never quite ‘got’ twitter. From the outside, it seems like it’s having a totalitarian effect on society. What you say will be widely viewed - and “judged.”
Correct, I mean no cost-effective American citizens. (Or, really, I do literally mean people who can fill those roles - if they need to be trained, and a company wants to train them, awesome, but they're not actually filling the role until they've been trained.)

Businesses will not do cost-ineffective things. If they cannot pursue a venture profitably, they won't pursue it. The question is whether we're better off with companies hiring qualified foreign workers for sub-$208,000 wages to do work in America or not hiring anyone and not doing the work.
I would suspect imagine that putting a power supply like this in the same enclosure could introduce unpleasant noise. There will be a big current spike every half cycle when the rectifier starts conducting. The power factor will be awful, and I can easily imagine 120 Hz and its harmonics coupling somewhere you don’t want them. Not to mention that you might be able to hear the power supply buzzing.

Get a nice AC-DC converter brick and call it a day. If you want to be fancy, stick a linear regulator on the output.
Where did you hear that they "may be getting rid of macOS office"?
The Cheapest Online Documentation Repository for Startups
He's up over 4 million votes. Glad you are reassured.
This approach right here is why things are getting worse.

Do you know Tylenol can cause horrible death where you have all your skin fall off and veins explode? Do you talk about this when you have take that simple medication?

Try to find common ground. See what you can work together on, see what you can agree upon, rather than point to the most stupid and extreme points of the other side and giving up completely or ignoring all their concerns.
I think this is a really valuable way of thinking. Something similar I wish everyone would ask themselves is "why do I have this opinion/belief/etc?" for any topic.

Just like most religious people are the religion that their parents were, most people don't really choose their political beliefs. It's not to say we don't learn justifications for what we believe, but it means that the fact that we believe in one thing over another is somewhat random imo.

Somewhere out there in the US is someone who's pretty similar to me in most ways, they were just born in a part of the country where their default beliefs are different.

And for consistency, I do put more stake in someone's beliefs when they change from their "defaults".
I gave an intuition for how it can happen that combining algorithms (in a bad way) results in weaker encryption — without claiming that it must always happen.

If we move the goalposts to where the combined algorithm receives a much larger key than any of the individual parts we're comparing to in terms of crackability, then the likely failure mode isn't ‘weaker’ any more, but ‘stronger, though maybe not as much stronger as was intended’.

The history of triple DES provides a nice practical example: ‘double DES’ isn't a thing because encrypting already-DES-encrypted data with DES again, with a completely separate key (thus effectively doubling the size of the key), does almost nothing to improve security.
This is more like Parallels Desktop integration on Mac. It’s Windows in a VM (with all the overhead that entails), showing the rasterized app windows into the Linux desktop window manager and launcher via the remote desktop protocol which is more commonly used for remote machine access. Definitely nice to have that seamless integration, but realistically it’s heavier than WSL. In the readme it says the author is trying to strip out some of the heavier elements of the Windows shell, in which case it could be more lightweight, closer to what WSL2 is doing. But if you wanted to do that, you might be better off using Windows Server Core Edition in the VM.
There's a Mason Jar Shortage
RCV/IRV does not this promote more moderate candidates, from any given party.
At 84€ just for the plans I will give this a miss, but if you happen to have images and other opinions of the ones you made yourself I'd be very curious

http://www.linkwitzlab.com/LXmini/Introduction.htm
> and it's basically a dog whistle for certain races.

You think, in 1923, someone would feel a need to dance around the bush if they wanted to say nasty things about other races? The civil rights movement didn't even start until the 50s. Political correctness wasn't even a phrase before the 70s. If she meant black/Italian/Scottish/whoever she'd have said it.

She is probably talking about things like Down syndrome and people who are stupid. You don't have to like it, she may indeed be badly wrong on some points, but the problem with that is when governments start implementing forceful eugenics policies (a la the Nazis) and not the ideas themselves (and note she specifically argues against eugenics by statute). It seems likely that people will be choosing to genetically engineer their kids regardless if the option is available - how many parents would purposefully let their children have congenital issues if it could be avoided?

She is arguing for birth control - an issue which most people are very glad she and people like her won on. She makes a number of good points, and a couple of questionable but reasonable ones.
Facebook/Google since you guys are so about equality, feel free to post the average/stddev of what you pay white people vs h1b visa holders. I mean, its the same... right? There's no way the most woke of companies are taking advantage of foreigners..... Right?

We've all seen the notices posted in the employee break areas. It's wrong. The only people opposing this are the abusers.
He also directly denounced white supremacy, many times, in fact:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bd0cMmBvqWc&feature=youtu.be...

https://streamable.com/sr9o2s
And Cromemco had CROMIX (a UNIX-Clone) for their 8-bit Z80 machines in 1979.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cromemco
For a "white supremacist" it is. For a GOP candidate it is, too - we haven't seen anything like this for 60 years. I mean, another explanation is maybe you've been gaslit by the press, but that's a "conspiracy theory", right?
That makes him a childish loser, not a fascist.
You can always just use a big power op-amp. For some reason, audiophiles object to feedback, but any decent op-amp should give excellent audio performance.

Power consumption and heat dissipation will be pretty bad, though. So you should go with class D.
It's not an argument, it's an observation, and it's something we have to deal with.
Yes, having a president who did not start a single war for the first time since Reagan is "favorable" to a voter such as myself. And last time I voted specifically against this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DXDU48RHLU. There are now _slave markets_ in Libya: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2S2qtGisT34
I agree Trump is much more of a "proof of concept" of how an actual fascist could operate. Instead, as you say, he is blisteringly incompetent and lazy. Remember he accidentally became president when all he wanted was to build a hotel in Moscow.

His tweets clearly show the mindset of someone who wants to use levers of power which are massively beyond his constitutional powers (shut down the media, overthrow elections, imprison critics). But he had neither the energy or the political skill to accomplish any of that. What he did have was the ability to convince millions of people that the US government should be turned over to a TV reality clown.
He does condemn them directly (several times), see the videos I linked above in reaction to your initial comment.
The proud boys leaders name is Enrique Tario, he's afro-hispanic I believe. Regardless, the proud boys appear to be a multiracial group of Western chauvinists, believing that Western ideas and culture are superior. Progressives seem to believe that Western = white, and that is how they make the leap to white supremacy in this context. Whether Western is about ideas vs skin color isn't a debate I'm interested in, just wanted to provide context.
It also makes me completely disregard you opinion on the subject when you have no idea who the leader of a group is your talking about and your respoonse is: "well its technically possible"

Sure, anything is technically possible but its now upto people like yourself to explain how a black man is in fact in charge of the premier white supremacist organization in america because you otherwise sound completely unhinged at best an at worst spreading outright lies.
Fair point and thank you for the clarification. By "iOS exclusive" I should have said "not on Android." I honestly considered it common knowledge that these games are available on Windows, Switch, etc. but maybe not all readers know that.

To refine my point, many successful games come to iOS because it is a controlled environment, with negligible piracy. The games come to Android later or not at all, because it is more of a wild west.

As for productivity, iOS has an undeniable platform advantage, and by that I mean tablets. Apple focuses on the iPad but Android tablets are kind of a joke. Here's androidpolice agreeing: https://www.androidpolice.com/2020/04/21/do-yourself-a-favor...
Representative democracy tends to deal with those things a bit better. Folks making decision A, B, and C might know something about those things and have to balance them.
"unprecedented" in that it was rapidly distributed by modern travel before quarantine could be established and it spread across the EU, Asia, Oceania simultaneously.
I just use Forth. ;P
Yeah and they are, problem?
Are you trying to cast doubt on the imbalance in the occurrence of these killings? That seems naive if I assume the best of intentions.
I've always wondered why parquet and arrow put metadata at the end.
Outsourcing the work is exactly what they're going to do (all the more now that everyone's spent most of the year figuring out how to work remotely). The question I'm asking is, does that help America?

If you want to help America, it seems to me that allowing American businesses to grow the American economy is a straightforward means to do so, and telling American businesses to move their work elsewhere is a straightforward means to do the exact opposite.

Meanwhile, if you want to help H-1B immigrants to not be taken advantage of (which I personally think is at least as important), stop handcuffing them to their employers - do not give employers the ability to threaten them with deportation along with unemployment, and allow them to change jobs while being sponsored for a green card. Then they can compete freely in the labor market as well as citizens can, and their wages will rise naturally. Anything short of that is more government fiddling in the market, usually to the benefit of those who have won the game of regulatory capture.
Well it is a nice summary of a nice transistor. Sometimes it is nice to go back to basics. And understand how things are done there.
Hi, I'm the author so I figure I can answer this. The system is built to run a local VM and RDP using the local NAT IP provided by the KVM networking system. So all RDP traffic is local to the machine. If for some reason you decide to use a separate server for RDP via the configuration, standard encryption pathways are in place just as with any other RDP scenario.
Those cables are kinda of passing through there, not terminating, so it would make sense to divide their number by 2.
Then the division, according to you, is self inflicted.
Yes that is the real problem.

Issues are tied together (if we build a new road there isn't money for a new school or if we build a new road then we have ongoing maintenance outlay and some people's homes get demolished).
Hunter Biden wasn't running for president. He's an adult responsible for his own choices. If he were trying to profit off his father he'd hardly be the first child to attempt to do so - that probably applies to a third of congress.

For some reason I just can't get the thought out of my head that if this were a kooky story about a rando laptop repair shop in San Francisco that claimed it had Ivanka's laptops with proof she was doing something nefarious you wouldn't have any of these same qualms about the news media treating it skeptically.
Many European countries seem to solve this using proportional representation.

I'd love to see a state give that a shot.
I agree with you. I think we’re saying the same thing. 35 years ago Biden would have been pretty close to a centrist candidate, pretty close to a milquetoast Republican at that time, despite being in the Democratic party.

While Biden may have ideologically shifted left a small bit (changed views on criminal justice, climate policy), he’s still very close to the same point on the political spectrum he occupied 35 years ago. But now, because of the slide to extremism of the Republican party, Biden is suddenly caricatured as a socialist, far left boogeyman.

That’s not a function of the US Democratic party actually being far left leaning. It isn’t. It’s an expression of increasingly extreme far right positions of Republicans to shift the entire discussion massively to the right and redefine the center.

Any system where you define the center in such a way that Joe Biden is “far left” is a complete far right propaganda machine divorced of any acceptable or realistic definition of “centrists” or far left.
WSCE was mentioned in the Reddit thread, so I've added that to my list to do some discovery on as well. If it works out, I'll revise the README appropriately.
> enforcing an arbitrary quota of half blue hurrah/half red hurrah would lead to a better flow and balance

Very fine people on both sides.
That sounds like a baseless assumption. On what data do you come to that conclusion? I heard people express the same nonsense during the Bush years and it was just as absurd then. If anything it’s crazy people cutting themselves off.
For the first point, that sounds like a standards problem and an ecosystem challenge. The association/consortium or whatever it is needs to protect and fight for this.

For the 2nd, it sounds like there needs to be a way for the web platform to evolve for things that require engine modification. I wonder if the web will break down into smaller standard components and new browsers can be built from those.
I'm torn as to whether this gibberish is generated by a computer model or not. I mean, it is gibberish, but would a generative network come up with mistakes like the never-before-discovered "common transmitter" amplifier?
> That's not what a human is. These things have names, zygotes, embryos, fetus.

Yes, and they are all human, https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/human

> None of these are living humans yet. They're pre humans.

Citation needed.

> without an identity or awareness

That is pretty easily disproven scientifically. Not even a biologist who is for legal abortion would say that a baby in the womb is unaware. There was an ultrasound a long time ago where you see the fetus recoil from the abortionist's knife. Of course it's aware. Just because it can't see the outside world yet doesn't mean it's unaware.

As far as identity, well, it has a unique fingerprint, DNA, etc. Are you saying you don't have an identity until there's a birth certificate?

> At what point do you think the sperm and egg are human?

Well, they are human from inception (see above). But they are a separate human being at conception.

> What proof do you have that says a fetus at 16 weeks is alive? How are you defining alive?

Even a single cell is alive. You have drifted from textbook science at this point.

> This is still dependent on the mother

Dependence doesn't disqualify you from being human or alive.