skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm not sure if the other answers were good enough.

NIF is native interop. There's a bunch of provided functions for interfacing with Erlang terms and other things like that. But, it's native interop, so you can also do whatever crazy stuff you want, even if it's a bad idea.

The BEAM VM cannot and does not protect you from bad NIFs; but if you follow the guidelines and are careful not to crash, you can have a good time. Often, the scope of the native work ends up so small, it's easyish to keep it safe. For larger scope, it's more common to use a Port or a C-node; a Port is just what Erlang calls running your other code in separate OS process communicating with stdin/stdout, and a C-node is your other code running separately, possibly on another machine, connected via network sockets, acting like a dist node. For this application though, it makes more sense to use a NIF to avoid copying the data to and from a separate OS process.

I haven't used Rustler, but my understanding is it's mostly just a framework of sorts for writing NIFs in Rust. Maybe making it easier to use Erlang terms, and setting up the compile settings etc.
No motivation? Focus on this instead
Keep in mind the whole hanging chad situation is also impossible because we just use pencils.

But the legal aspect is troubling too
Coinbase about transitioning to remote-first
Not true - the sale can be triggered by a predetermined price as well.
> As long as you didn’t break anything or end up in the hospital it just was let be.

You mean, as long as parents/adults/teachers don't notice it ?

Breaking a tooth doesn't land you in the hospital, a pellet gun shot 5mm under the eye doesn't land you in the hospital, etc.

(yeah, these are specific examples)
> spelling rzeki as реки, rather the more phonological жеки.

I'm disappointed if it's not phonological, if it were, I believe that would be the biggest advantage of the whole approach.

Were the authors aware of these issues? Was it really to "build the bridges" or did they simply miss some nuances while making the examples?

Edit: Now I'm trying to check and I find on the page "р̌еки" with the mark, that actually keeps the phonological information, if I understand. So it seems it's not "реки."

Edit2: I'm discovering that the default rendering of the page as I saw it didn't show much of the text (!) -- I had to turn on the "reader's mode" -- so the р̌ is from the older attempt, not from the new one presented on the page. So now I see: "I wouldn't propose transcribing it to ж, for the same etymological reasons: rz comes from softened r, while ż comes from softened g. The fact that it sounds very different does not change that fact. Therefore, we simply use рь (and not this weird creation from the 19th century, р̌)."

I really like щ instead of szcz etc. Now I understand how "user unfriendly" the Latin representation of Polish is (for somebody not knowing the expected pronunciations).
Eh, upstream is not always the best either. Sometimes they don't fix security issues. Sometimes upstream is very change happy and the distribution will do best by lagging behind "and see what happens".
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Binning, most probably.
The biggest difference between the new MacBook Air and MacBook Pro is a fan
Sent you a request, thank you :)
Well in a country with moral standard above the average, similar amoral yet technically legal behavior is frowned upon and can easily end political careers, as former chief of Swiss central bank found out [1]

[1] https://www.reuters.com/article/us-switzerland-hildebrand-id...
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I guess it depends when the sell order was placed, i.e was the announcement in the diary first or the sale order?
How to Nail Time Estimations
What?.. How could you generalize this across all of "Linux"? Or did you mean something else?

I know what you're talking about, and I'm pretty sure it's a very GNOME-specific problem (or gdm, or whatever login manager they use by default...) because when I started out on Ubuntu earlier this year, there was a very active bug report about it. I could actually probably find it if anyone was curious.

But I've long since ditched gnome because well, I hate it. On KDE now and never had this problem. I'm pretty sure this is not an "all of linux" problem at all though.
How fairly basic data analysis and machine learning are used to optimise product sales.
This can easily be a monthly plan that runs several years. In that case doesn't make a big difference in his long term income.
Cooking with natural gas is detrimental to indoor air quality (https://www.vox.com/energy-and-environment/2020/5/7/21247602...), and improving indoor air quality is specifically called out as a motivation for the new restrictions in the article. And as far as natural gas usage patterns, I believe most natural gas is used for heat and hot water, with the amount used for cooking being relatively small.

About 51% of California electricity consumption is from hydro, nuclear, and renewable sources (https://www.energy.ca.gov/data-reports/energy-almanac/califo...). On top of that, many new electric heating systems would probably use heat pumps, which bring in 2-4 times as much heat into the house relative the the amount of electric energy consumed. In combination, that means that even accounting for transmission and generation losses, using electric instead of gas heat in new construction should result in significant savings in carbon emissions.
UPS relaxes rules on beards, braids and piercings
That is correct, but the bar for enforcement is very high when it comes to mental health. E.g. I remember a case of a police officer suffering from depression (?) but "only" stressing folks out is not enough unfortunately.

In addition, you have to show a causal relationsship, which again is a lot more difficult for mental health as there are usually several factors at play even though work might be the pre-dominant one.
My issue would be that i can not use the same base images to test locally before pushing stuff to ci systems, if i have to use the arm versions. Hope there will be some workaround to continue using the same base images.
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Its not that they would move more or less, it is that they would move a large amount. And would not trigger a news item like this.
And if you roll a high salary your employer has an incentive to get rid of you and replace you with someone who rolled a 2.
You have no clue how your silicon valley groupthink is being forced down the throat of every other human on this planet, whether they care for it or not.
I do graphics, video and development and my hobby is audio. I have used the Touch Bar about once for all those things. The novelty wears off.
That's not hard to know. Any of them would move more than Pfizer. They have been swinging around since the pandemic arrived. All the cruise lines soared the last time talk of a vaccine happened as well, while Zoom fell.
Thank you for your reply and sharing your point of view.

Answering your question: I didn't have any theory relating Trump's actual policy implementation accomplishments to support. Rather _my opinion_ is still a _belief_ that most who support the 45th president as a candidate do so based on blind charisma and an extra sweet helping of wishful thinking.
Rightfully so. The gynocentric society that we live in provides much more opportunities and privileges to young girls as compared to young boys. Eg:

- There is a wage gap in favor of women for people younger than 30, that absolutely no one talks about.

- Young men are more likely to be victims of false accusations,
because women are never reprimanded for falsely accusing anyone.

- Men get longer sentences for similar crimes as compared to women.

- Young men who want to start families are in tough luck because more and more women do not want to bear children until early to late thirties.
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Come on. From Brookings, a think tank known weill for its conservative ideology. This concept ("fear for boys) is also framed as fear for white boys" by other conservatives, and both are exponents of a core radical conservative bogeyman: "the growing extinction of the white man."
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The weird thing about async/await is that it gets you out of deeply nested callbacks into, pretty much by definition, exactly equally deeply nested async function calls. The only thing that seems different is that it seems to be more common (but not any more or less supported, since you can obviously have named non-async functions and you can also have anonymous async functions) to call named functions in async/await and anonymous functions defined inline as callbacks with promises.
Certainly it is, as well. Though only inasmuch as family is one of the building blocks of society. As they say, "it takes a village" to raise a child. Also, what to do when the family itself is part of the problem?
Azure WebSocket Timeouts on long living connections
But we did not experience any other incarnation of it...
I can kinda understand GitLab's reasoning (correct me if I'm wrong): if the conflict resolution needs to happen on the destination branch and the PR author has no permission to directly commit into the destination branch, then there is no way for the PR author to resolve the conflict themselves at all.

Could GitLab adopt a middle-ground approach? Automatically create a new branch where the conflict resolution will happen, so that the feature branch remains untouched, causing fewer unpleasant surprises to the PR author.
There are rules like that. For example executives cannot buy/sell stocks of their companies around the major announcements like financial results. Most of the time internal compliance department just sets a windows in which it is safe to do such transactions.

As for the announcements one usually has to announce before the transaction is made (again compliance reasons) but then you don’t want to wait because the price tends to move against you with such announcements. This is why the real trades were likely executed just seconds after the announcement.
The funny thing is that it even applies to restaurants.
With BTT and GoldenChaos you can swipe anywhere on the Touchbar with two fingers to change the volume, and with three fingers to change the brightness of the display.
> It's not as though you can't order more if you want it.

You can't upgrade it on new Mac laptops. The ram is basically fully integrated in the system now.

You can do 16gb for silly high price, but that's also not massive these days.
I've got no spot, just an AI side project I'd love to have someone help me.
I said "internet ethos" not "teach on internet".
Will the selling of this department get around US sanctions?
What about all those men who cannot reach your ideal of what a "real man" should be?

Should we worry about them or dismiss them as unadapted to the society norm du jour? There will always be people who don't fit. Nerdy types were losers a few years ago; now macho types are.

The word "progress" is quite insidius. It seems to imply there is a direction where "better" is located and we're heading towards it.

Instead we're relentlessly and half-blindly exploring the vast multidimensional space of possibility of the human condition. And this walk happens at different time-scales which are hard to fit in our everyday experience.
I’ve got 64gb Ram in my mbp.
Here's a theory to explain this.

Older couples birth more daughters so as a result of their maturity and life experiences, they are less worried.

For couples with both daughters and sons, it might be due to biological differences in progress in maturity and resilience in kids. Girls are more mature at age 10-11 than boys and the trends remain the same till early adulthood.
You can use the touchbar to skip commercials on Youtube in Safari.

I love it.
A good 10b5-1 should allow trades to be executed on your behalf even while you might hold non-public information. Useful for cash flow, so you can buy nice things.

But if you control the date of the announcement to line up with instructions in your 10b5-1 plan, that would probably look more like insider trading despite the plan.
It doesn't matter is I think the point.

If you, as a CEO looking ot maximise personal profit, know a sale order data is coming up then you postpone or bring forwards the announcement to maximise the potential for that sale.
In my country we have a simple rule to prevent electioneering on election day: electioneering on election day is forbidden. Not 100ft, not 100m, simply nowhere.
What you described is certainly not unique just to the IT industry.
I'm curious. Send the link.
Article says plan was created in August.
Also I wonder according to the rules, with predetermined date, do you need to sell right at the opening or can choose time within day? Because it says "same day" but it's not clear was it before or after announcement.
Thing is, you can do it but with ceremony.

You have to override Equals() and GetHashCode() for starters. Then you also need to make sure you only have getters and no setters (or private setters). In some cases you need to make your empty constructor private and force a specific constructor to be used. If you have multiple constructors it means you will have different invariants which puts you in class land, you are better off with classes then anyway. Also if your immutable objects have many methods..that also puts you in class land.

Just that alone makes it cumbersome.

So a new record type that behaves somewhat like a struct would be perfect. Or the F# way, which is basically perfection.
I upgraded my MacBook in 2012 from 4 to 16gb for 110 euro... Just put new memory even before first booting
OP's point is that those things are correlated to the vaccine announcement (more travel coming, less remote work), so not random stock market decisions. Per my understanding though, this would still be considered insider trading as securities are being traded on the basis of non-public information (doesn't have to be your own stock).
My 2012 Macbook Pro was also slowly dying. As a Hail Mary I opened it up, cleaned it and renewed the thermal paste on CPU and GPU. Now it's back to old speeds!
Pretty sure they just did. The MacBook Air is virtually identical now save for the absence of a fan and the Touch Bar.
Right, but I’m not trying to determine Apple’s markups. I just want to know where to buy a new Mac for myself. I don’t care who gets the markup, Apple, the gov’t, whatever.

Since you use words like “misleading” and “honest”, I wonder what your agenda is. Maybe you’re an Apple shareholder who’s allergic to any perceived criticism.
The press release mentions only FIDO2. Where did you get the OpenPGP smart card bit?
Bulgaria is a country where Cyrillic alphabet came from. Ukraine already experienced Russian aggression, including sick reasoning like "it's our sphere of influence, because we don't let our Slav brothers leave it"
My favorite so far, rain sound: https://rainbowhunt.com/index.html
Serious question that sounds dumb: what happens if you lose your finger?
I only upgraded from my 2013 MBP this time last year. Through most of that time the macbook was my workhorse as a contractor. It's still more than sufficient for many of the web and data jobs I did.
Exactly, conflating the two invites unmeasurable implicit bias into the process.
How can Kafkawize help organizations implementing Kafka?
Why do Biden's votes not follow Benford's Law?
Or, why Benford's law turns out not to be a good test for fraud in election data.

"Benford's Law and the Detection of Election Fraud"

Abstract: The proliferation of elections in even those states that are arguably anything but democratic has given rise to a focused interest on developing methods for detecting fraud in the official statistics of a state's election returns. Among these efforts are those that employ Benford's Law, with the most common application being an attempt to proclaim some election or another fraud free or replete with fraud. This essay, however, argues that, despite its apparent utility in looking at other phenomena, Benford's Law is problematical at best as a forensic tool when applied to elections....

https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/political-analysis/a...
Because human nature is something to be tolerated.

But yeah, better have kids playing judo than bar fighting.
This is reflective of the adoption of dice, not the adoption of Go... there are lots companies in NYC that hire engineers to develop in Go (Google and Uber immediately come to mind).
I can't fathom why anyone would be up in arms against preventing random websites from accessing servers running on localhost or inside home networks. This is not about "web bloat," as some people are suggesting, but rather closing a gaping security hole that should never have existed from the start.
In principle the CEO could have post-/preponed the press announcement knowing that his sale is due. I don't know if that alone makes the sale legally dubious, but there are some ethical considerations here. If he postponed the press release, could it be that he expects the markets to overreact, i.e., are the actual findings not as good as the release makes them sound? If he preponed the release, did he potentially release unsound information to improve his own valuation? It would be better for him if he could prove that there was no involvement from his side into the schedule.
It might even be in their interests to drive away all but the most dedicated developers. After all, they have more apps than they'll ever need, the problem is always quality.
> I can't understand a world where it is normal to have a bar fights

OP was giving an extreme example.

When I was young, I made catapults with friends. One weekend we took our five-foot trebuchets and bombarded a neighbour’s house.

I don’t recall the exact damage we did. It wasn’t major, no broken windows. But it wasn’t insignificant either: garden shredded, porcelain gnomes destroyed. We had the riot act read to us. In exchange for not telling our parents we agreed to work their garden for the summer. It never occurred to the angry German man to call the cops and I am to this day friendly with his children.

If that happened in America today, we were in Switzerland, one of us would have been charged with juvenile delinquency. Maybe my friend, now a senior software engineer, who was the oldest of the group. Maybe me, who has the darkest skin.

I am not saying we need eight-year olds laying siege to their village to experience life. But almost every male friend of mine has a story in this genre. It might have been fights. It might have been practical jokes. It might have been my high school acquaintance and Eagle Scout who was expelled for guessing the system-wide one-factor Fremont Union High School District password (Zhongguo). His grand crime: running the printers at our rival high school on loop.
Slightly better:

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sobel_North_America.... (457 × 429 pixels)

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Man_In_The_High_Cast... (Max 1,428 × 638 pixels)
I'm not going to stop caring about issues faced by boys just because unsavory people try to exploit them. Bonus: Conservatives would have a harder time exploiting those issues if we fixed the issues to start with.
From Anandtech

Apple claims the M1 to be the fastest CPU in the world. Given our data on the A14, beating all of Intel’s designs, and just falling short of AMD’s newest Zen3 chips – a higher clocked Firestorm above 3GHz, the 50% larger L2 cache, and an unleashed TDP, we can certainly believe Apple and the M1 to be able to achieve that claim.

Thats per core performance.
It looks neat, but I'm not familiar with most of the tools and concepts mentioned on its page, so if I were to use it, I'd mostly do so as a "fire and forget" and then hope it does its thing properly. Looking at the readme, that means I'd run `firecfg --fix-sound`, then `sudo firecfg`, and then after a logout and login never look back at it.

Would you (or anyone else) happen to know if there's any risks for an unknowledgable user like me to do that, e.g. of breaking my system without knowing how to repair it?
Lynx is bloatware. Just use telnet.
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Why does Zoom go up on vaccine news?
I'd like to ask for clarity if you would

> Where I grew up with semi regular bar fights,

Is that good or bad?

> today every physical alteration involves the police

ditto, is that good or bad?
umunhum:

> Another aspect that I think contributed to my awakening is that I haven't blown my load in over two months. In all seriousness, I think there is a connection. I have read that sperm has the same make up of bindu, so it drains your life energy when it is expended or something like that. I have a thought (misplaced???) that the newly created sperm are going to need some energy to fulfill their mission so they help themselves to the prana that is suppose to be rising up and opening up your chakras. Or maybe the sperm is created out of the prana itself depleting it for hours or days what should be going up your sushumna. Yogananda says that sexuality is the greatest impediment to a males spiritual progress.

> The tantric technique of separating orgasm from ejaculation is just Vajroli mudra and Uddiyana bandha. I've learned that the Uddiyana part is more important than the Vajroli. When you pass the point of no return, you employ Vajroli mudra and exhale slowly into Uddiyana and then exhale again and then exhale again (for a total of 3 times) and finally stretch like a cat taking the energy up the spine. I still have small mistakes but I'm not ready to give up that part of my life yet. Until you master the technique it is good to press into the perineum with your thumb and fingers as a backup. I don't think I've had a full ejaculation in 4 months. I feel an incredible amount of current in missionary position with lips or tongues engaged and also hip to hip contact feels likes sparks going off. Many times during the act I get dizzy with bliss and have had to stop and rest for awhile. I also enjoy sex so much more because you stop focusing on the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow and instead just focus on being with another divine spirit. I don't know for sure but I think sex has actually aided in my awakening.

> This came from understanding when I was meditating . People throw the word samadhi around . I have read the Dhammapada and so know that the Buddha talked about 8 levels of samadhi. I don't know what each one entails. I remember reading the Buddha say that when you slow the mind down enough you can actually see and feel your thoughts coming at you like waves.

> Sri Yukteswar (Yogananda's guru) said you gain far more knowledge and understanding from meditation than you will ever learn from a book. I remember one night reading Sri Ramakrishna saying that you don't have the capability nor the capacity to understand what you are with your mind or your limited senses. And so you must transcend the mind to have this understanding.
it's not working since a couple of days, but i have been using mpv+youtube_dl for bandcamp listening for years.
The article goes on to say more on the subject of study follow-up and how representative their participant population is, but the answer to the question in the headline is extremely simple. It's a measure of risk reduction.

It sounds like 94 participants have become ill with COVID. Fewer than 9 of them were in the treatment group.

Sample risk of catching COVID: 94/N. Sample risk of catching COVID, knowing you're in the treatment group: 9/N. The risk of catching COVID, knowing you're in the treatment group, compared to the overall risk of catching COVID: (9/N)/(94/N) ≈ 0.096. Decline in risk due to being in the treatment group: 1 − 0.096 = 0.904.