skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Biden's branding during the primaries revolved around not being as extreme as candidates like Sanders and Warren. Then during the election his branding predominantly revolved around healing America's partisan divides. He was definitely running as a centrist.
No, because then they couldn't point apps they don't like to the web.
I expect my leader to do what he thinks is best for the country. I don't expect them to be perfect. Obama wasn't. George wasn't. Clinton wasn't. McCain and Romney wouldn't have been.

But I never doubted for a second that they weren't trying to do their best. Trump, I did, and that's why I voted against him.
Have you not been watching? They literally manufactured a Russia collusion story and then spent 4 years beating Trump over the head with it. Then they orchestrated a hijacking of the Democratic primary to prevent Bernie from being on the ticket. Trump is a despicable human, to a degree only surpassed by the folks running and representing American media.
An idiot changes his mind. That is headline news!
As a graduate student, Biden's win is personally a huge relief for me and my peers. Most of my fellow grad students are international students, and it was very concerning to have the possibility of another four years of this anti-science, anti-academic, anti-China and generally xenophobic administration.

So, this is received as Very Good News.
Parts of the processor chipset, yes, and anything else that can't run on libre firmware.

Compute Cores are fine, so the CPU still works.
Here's an example. My facts, which I think are shared by almost all people for at least hundreds of years (at least anywhere there has ever been a plauge):

1) Sometimes human spread illness to each other via spit, like when they talk

2) A piece of cloth in the path of spit will probably block some or all of the spit

That is the entire argument for wearing masks. Wearing a mask costs almost nothing, and you know it might help save lives if you believe 1 and 2. I live in a state where not wearing a mask is very common. Most people don't even have them on in something like a gas station. People are dying here at 2x the national average.

My neighbors, whom I have known for a decade, told me that my personal wearing of a mask was a politically-motivated attack on their beliefs. Millions of people have similar beliefs.
What do you think is being administered at the Federal Level that isn't 1) really just a way to distribute money to the states and 2) should be administered strictly by the states themselves that won't violate the interstate clause?
I visited Fiji a number of years back. I was totally expecting the internet to be of pretty poor quality in the middle of the South Pacific - but it was fantastic - on almost every island I visited. I later learned what this maps shows... its a stopover for pretty big fiber lines from Hawaii to Australia....
Looks pretty cool. Have you looked into Pathom (a Clojure library)? Its creator seems to share your vision of connecting APIs from different sources. Last 5 minutes of this video:

The Maximal Graph by Wilker Silva - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IS3i3DTUnAI
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Yes but atleast that racing game factory paid taxes. Now Take Two will do has they have done with Rockstar and ship all profits overseas while claiming tax refunds using the credits.

Code masters as thanks for being diligent tax payers has now been bought out by the very entity abusing the UK tax code. You can easily see how such a bad actor could pay more!
same for fracking right he changed his mind in a few month, same for black people that his laws and kamala harris jailed for small possession while she was joking on radio that of course she was smoking weed because she was jamaican.

the contradiction is that you give a pass for some people but not for donald trump only by pure political opinion.
Speculation, but I would guess no. Having good service means you need an ISP that provides last mile service. You can't just directly plug into the undersea cables, and I doubt the places you listed have good ISPs
another thing about outsourcing is, if its not in the spec, it literally wont get done

i was once on a project where an app didnt even have images that were the correct (not even proportional) size becuase "sqaure images" werent mentioned in the spec!
Precisely. Fortunately, it appears most of the country is ready to move on and accept Biden as President. My friends and family who are conservative are happy it’s over, and completely fine with the results. As cliche as it is, they accept that the people have spoken. The majesty of democratic voting and peaceful transfer of power is something beautiful to behold.

Hopefully Trump can accept the results sooner rather than later. His instinct to fight at all costs is not serving him well in this situation. Fortunately, it’s futile. As someone said in one of the debates, it’s not up to him whether he gets to stay, it’s up to us.

I hope the the next 4 years are more unified than the last 4.
> There finally needs to be regulation on this. No banning of end user services as long as they're legal

I was with you up until this moment.

Doesn't this just shift the power to a less accountable authority in the state?

What about content that isn't legal but which is, you know, not child abuse or similar? Does that deserve a platform also? I think that being able to view content on a phone regardless of its approval by the state is essential to a free society.

And, as always, the question is: legal where?

Healthier is for people to find and enact workarounds to this censorship, and to cause Apple to be unable to profitably proceed.
If you think about why the former are taboo and the latter aren't (at least in your mind), something obvious should happen.

And as a european, I can tell you with high degree of certainty that absolutely zero of your friends or workmates are actually socialists or communists. It's possible they embrace socialist ideals, as Sanders does, but Sanders is at best a moderate left-wing here in europe.

You folks in the US developed a weird hatred of the word "socialism", equating it with the ridiculous dictatorial ideals of Stalin, Castro etc. But although socialism has a hard time working, that doesn't mean some of its ideas don't work in a democracy.

Here in europe, "free health care" is not socialism. It's a human right. Human rights are fun, you should try them.
The preponderance of interconnects is a necessary but insufficient condition for good internet. A good number of those lines will be allocated as dedicated circuit, private dedicated lines, and other purposes.
I think there’s a good chance that the GOP leaders are almost as happy to see the backside of Trump as the DNC leaders are.
And, again, Magic and no useful DRC/LVS/Extraction.

Look, until somebody gets off their butt and designs a tool that does actual "VLSI Layout with DRC/LVS/Extraction" this stuff goes nowhere. We have been able to outsource ASIC stuff for not unreasonable amounts of money for a while now.

We have plenty of open source tooling for all other phases. What we NEED is the open source replacement for Calibre.
Please provide a reference. It is customary for the company to purchase Directors and Officers insurance which covers litigation and liability for CEOs and often other executives.

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As someone who uses JavaScriptCore in most of my projects (there is one for which I am currently intending to use v8, which is seriously "off brand" for me), and only finds Chrome usable with The Great Suspender (at which point I do use it instead of Safari for various reasons, particularly since I now use a Windows desktop ;P), I agree with you; but, everything you said seems unrelated to the topic?...
To be consistent, yes, it has to mean that. This is worth discussing every time this comes up.
Just about every general "reason Trump would win" for last election looks pretty dumb with this election.

Because basically all those arguments remain true - yet Trump didn't win. These aren't argument for why Trump would win. They were arguments for why Trump has some purchase. The reason Trump won was the elites go so sloppy they let him win, they let their garbage boogieman alternative become the choice because they were addicted to having that kind of creep as their opposition.

And Michael Moore's argument in particular is crap among these. Homeless factory workers aren't Trump's base, family construction companies are his base - I see them regularly. The well-off but not college educated.
Go look at the polling for issues and ballout provisions that passed. The US isn't as divided as you think it is.
actually im here rooting for the idea that one should judge every man same. which is clearly not what is happening in america seeing how we give up discussing any sensitive topics about biden and harris more than despicable past on how they treated minorities vs donald trump. why do you think donald trump got more minorities votes this year than in 2016?
Apple is a crony capitalist company looking to collect rents from other people's work. We need to aggressively call out Apple for being a crony capitalist company rigging the economy.

Crony capitalist companies break competition to rig the economy. That is what Apple is doing by working to collect rents from other people's work.
Physical borders, yes it would be near impossible to conquer us. But our digital borders (social media) are wide open. You use the power of a beast to destroy itself.
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Is this exclusive to white society?
Who will watch the watchers?
The difference is that a movie streaming app streams fixed content while game streaming essentially streams arbitrary apps, albeit limited to gaming in this situation. From Apple's perspective, this sort of precedent could lead to entire app ecosystems bypassing the app store via streaming. It would be a workaround to Apple's refusal to allow third party stores on iOS. The same risk doesn't apply to more constrained and static content like video, books, and music.

I feel its important to mention that the issue is not quite as clear cut as this, since we have interactive Netflix movies and an ecosystem of web-based apps via Safari, but this seems to be Apple's rationale.
Solr had that for ages in their rest api. They even have more fancy, calculated fields someone could request.

https://lucene.apache.org/solr/guide/6_6/common-query-parame...
lol. There's a reason Safari is called the new IE. So many features missing or buggy, not following standards.
I don't think that my post promotes an idea senators have to vote in accordance with my opinion on issues. The point I was trying to make is that there is a very real threat of gridlock in the Congress (especially, considering the voting record of the current majority in the Senate), which might be extremely unproductive and even damaging to the lives of the American people.
ahem a game machine you’re playing rented games on

VNC is used for machine you already own, so that’s why it’s allowed.
We are one country that's been divided by a news media telling us what to believe. Look no further than the dead wrong "polling data" -- again -- to see there's an agenda playing out in our hands and living rooms. If you still believe what you see on MSM, I've got a bridge to sell you.

We don't talk to others anymore. We tweet, we Facebook, we Instagram, we believe what we read on screens and we've made companies feeding us what we want to hear rich.

There is a game being played, you've just missed the players.
They did block steam link remote desktop for a while
99 percent of california laws are virtue signaling. “that’s right stick it to rich tech ceos”
For example, during the impeachment hearings discussions generally went like this:

I presented officials who gave damning testimony before congress.

The person I was speaking to responded that person was biased or untrustworthy.

I pointed out that they were lifelong Republicans or respected experts and asked what sort of witness would change their mind.

The person I was speaking to responded that no witness could change their mind.
I agree but you're supporting the practice financially.
It's pretty obvious that the democrats failed to demonstrate that their goals were rather close to the center of the spectrum: Down-ballot, the Dems did worse than Biden, and I suspect that the statistics will show a lot of split ballots.

Both on foxnews and on WaPo, there were more news about the more leftist actors. Bernie, AOC, etc. The Dems did not manage to show that these are not the mainstream democratic goals.

The pictures of rioters, combined with "defund the police" scared a lot of people, and if you start out skeptical, you might not look close enough that this doesn't mean "get rid of the police", but "descope the police, let them do their job, and find other people to do the things which are not their job".
Wow — definitely not my state, and looking nationwide when talking about states, and counties, is kinda apples to oranges right?
> No other country has statues to the traitors in its civil war.

There's a George Washington statue right there in Trafalgar Square in London.
The actual guideline made for WeChat is 4.7:

> Apps may contain or run code that is not embedded in the binary (e.g. HTML5-based games, bots, etc.), as long as code distribution isn’t the main purpose of the app, the code is not offered in a store or store-like interface, and provided that the software (1) is free or purchased using in-app purchase; (2) only uses capabilities available in a standard WebKit view (e.g. it must open and run natively in Safari without modifications or additional software); your app must use WebKit and JavaScript Core to run third-party software and should not attempt to extend or expose native platform APIs to third-party software; (3) is offered by developers that have joined the Apple Developer Program and signed the Apple Developer Program License Agreement; (4) does not provide access to real money gaming, lotteries, or charitable donations; (5) adheres to the terms of these App Review Guidelines (e.g. does not include objectionable content); and (6) does not offer digital goods or services for sale. Upon request, you must provide an index of software and metadata available in your app. It must include Apple Developer Program Team IDs for the providers of the software along with a URL which App Review can use to confirm that the software complies with the requirements above.
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That’s a normative assumption. A lot of people pick presidents based on different merits like personality traits or demeanor.
There's obviously some weirdly obsessed people out there getting air time but on the macro scale 2020's election was not-Biden vs not-Trump.
What would ya'll do if the courts rule in Trump's favor re: ballots arriving after Nov 3?
I'm just saying, wait for the decisive victory, and be careful of the possibility of civil war.
Where do they connect to from the sea? How do they secure those locations? Are they all privately owned? How much “public” vs “private” traffic is on them? So many questions
The rest of the developed world has single payer healthcare with results that are generally comparable to those in the US.
Most progressives are actually not too happy about these things but voting in a two party system is a compromise for most people, not a purity test..
Preventing the apocalypse is not going to happen with just the US pursuing green tech, so its a moot point. We have to get the rest of the world on board, and that's simply not going to happen because there will always be a country that wants to improve the lives of their citizens, and thereby want to climb up the economic ladder, and as such will seek the advantages to be gleaned from the disproportionately more powerful fossil fuel.

Sorry to be such a pessimist, but there's nothing that's going to stop climate change except the free market agreeing to pursue sustainability. Politics has no power here. Its just a bad strategy that puts anyone who pursues green tech at an economic disadvantage, a sort of prisoners dilemma. Anything else is just fantasizing that we live in a non competitive world.

My advice: move to a colder state.
Okay, so are you supportive of Twitter censoring political speech? Or should we be given the opportunity to view information and decide for ourselves what is bullshit and what isn’t? Anyone who believes everything they see on Twitter is beyond being helped by Jack’s censorship.
I think for your application, you'll just need to separate the concerns out a bit

You have the mic preamp, which can definitely be diy'able

Then you have the AD/DA converter - this will convert the output from your diy'ed mic preamp into digital signals - this can't be done easily DIY, but you can purchase chips that does this : the ESS Sabre is one of the most popular AD/DA converters that you can probably source from aliexpress, etc - you might need to buy in bulk though otherwise the vendor might not talk to you.

Then you have the usb interface itself, which comes with all the issues about certification, interface types and properly engineering/building a usb interface that works with consumer ports across different platforms is non-trivial for DIY'ers. You might be able to do something like "make a usb work for my specific computer, with a specific motherboard/platform" but for example, making something that adheres to the usb2.0 or 3.0 spec for both mac + pc + anything else that uses usb (for example, your cell phone, etc) - that's a totally different exercise that most diy'ers won't be able to easily do.

Again, you can buy off-the-shelf chips to do this, but at that level, you're doing digital circuitboard design, and I'm not sure how well bread boarding works with things like usb. You might be able to layout a PCB and have someone etch it for you, etc.

After that you'll need to build the output portions of the interface (after coming out of the DA chip). That can be DIY'ed.

If you want to DIY an in-and-out audio interface you'll need to take on all these different aspects all at the same time.

That's why you don't see many DIY projects of this kind.

Rather, the DIY projects being talked about in this thread are one aspect of this chain: you want to drive some speakers, ok! we can build an amp diy. You want to do AD/DA ok you can do that one thing with a homebuilt board, with a chip, etc.

But having all aspects being integrated together is non-trivial for a DIY. You might be able to use a Raspberry Pi zero or something like that for driving the AD/DA - USB portions, etc and that could be a way to go.

In fact, I think using an RPi as a DAC would be a great way to DIY a usb audio interface, at least you've got all the chips integrated already, and you have an audio jack for getting inputs, etc, and you have the power source and usb OTG port[1] already designed, etc. And that's where you start to see $100 isn't all that bad for a usb audio interface.

[1] https://gist.github.com/gbaman/50b6cca61dd1c3f88f41
> They cannot separate out their beliefs from themselves, so when you question their opinions, they feel you are attacking them personally.

And in that case you cannot respect those opinions?
It doesn't seem like a coincidence, since this showed up recently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25003441
I remember getting alcohol 120% from a less than reputable source. Soon my Windows ME install was dead and the BIOS could no longer boot from CD. That computer was dead...
I suspect now that the election has passed and Biden is president, there is going to be a strong push to reopen the economy and support for ”focused protection” will suddenly skyrocket.
For years people have been ragging on Safari for being slightly slower to adopt new features, usually with the implication that they are holding back the web. But I think their current priorities are just fine.

I assume all of the ES2015 features will eventually see the same level of optimization as ES5-era code. I’m not too worried if it takes a few more years.
Trump actively campaigned as the "law and order" president.

That is, by definition, fascist and authoritarian.
The US education system is failing, pretty badly. This is not a new grievance. Whether that causes or contributes to is probably unproven, but it's hard to think it doesn't.

It doesn't mean that all trump supporters are uneducated. But they do have a tendency to be uneducated. All the trump supporters I know are in that camp either for their extremist/nazi views, or due to misinformation, or for financial reasons. Those first two groups highly favor the uneducated.
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I don't have an issue with what the Trump world doesn't believe. A system that says, "we believe nothing" or even, "we believe nothing said by someone's who's ever lied" is fine. What I don't understand is how easily they do believe in stuff that is, at the very least, not more credible than the stuff they don't. It's not their skepticism that perplexes me, but their credulity. They clearly have an epistemology that's very different from the mainstream Western tradition (or any other, for that matter), and I'm curious to understand what it is.
I see russian bots commenting on Facebook all day every day for the last 4 years. Today one glitched and commented on a completely unrelated post under the name "hispanics for Trump" on a post for a car.
US individuals cant own assault rifles without special federal permits.
And Biden has a history of being pro-China, and have made it clear that he wants to end Trump’s China tariffs and treat China like we did during the Obama/Biden administration. I’d say that’s far worse, and I wager the hundreds of millions, if not billions, of people suffering from the hands of the CCP agree.
Netflix isn't really the source of most of its content, either.
Downvotes with zero response... the left is intellectually bankrupt.
The way GAAP tackles shams like that is "consolidation". [1] For example, you report wholly owned subsidiaries as if they are part of the parent organization.

Clearly, accountants and lawyers can engage in fuckery as they did at Enron. But the law is fully capable of calling out a sham, even it it has recently become reluctant to do so.

[1] https://www.pwc.com/us/en/cfodirect/publications/accounting-...
I expected more than just a book review based on the title of the post. There was absolutely no evidence presented for the extraordinary claim made by the title.