skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That sounds familiar to me. If it weren't for COVID, I'd suggest a similar path to what I took (led to both losing weight and building up a social group) which is to join a team sport. Like a local soccer league, if you're very out of shape take it easy the first season then use the improvements you do see as motivation to continue exercising between seasons.

However, I don't know of any soccer leagues going on that aren't COVID hotbeds. Kickball and softball provide a lot more space between players, but doesn't reach the same activity level. But being in shape helps with both of them and they can both provide good social connections.

I also joined two other groups at about the same time. The area's "Young Professional" group, which was a monthly meetup of professionals aged about 22-35. And a church group (if you're not at all religious this will not be of any interest to you) that was about the same age range and met up twice a month. Through both I found new friends and started doing more things (I actually joined soccer through the friends made at the church group).

However, COVID is messing all of those things up. You can still see if there are groups that are meeting and join them so long as they're being reasonably cautious and meet your personal safety threshold.
I remember seeing a build on the tonymacx86 forums where someone built a Hackintosh with 64 cores (dual Xeons, I believe) and 128 GB of RAM - back in 2010. What you'd do with such a beast, I don't know, but that's well above and beyond any hardware Apple has ever sold.
It's been a while since I touched either WinForms or WPF, but, if I recall correctly how things worked, I don't think this is actually an exception to the convention. Don't they also make everything optional? In which case, the correct way to follow the pattern would be to also leave the constructor parameterless and configure everything via properties.
Ah, that’s another common attitude. I’m white so I HAVE to admit to my racism.

People don’t like it being called out on it.

Had some girl come up to me and demand I apologize for being a a man, and how that’s kept her out of tech.

I have many daughters and work hard to show them programming and other concepts.

So yeah, she was flat being sexist.

As a child I saw pictures of a crowd shouting at a a black girl for going to school. To this day always remember the look of pure hatred on their faces. I’ve always kept that in mind in dealing with others.

I see that a same hatred in all kinds of people. Some of it has had grown socially acceptable now.

Why need to strive to a point where none that maters. We treat each other with respect.
Honda has spent decades building consumer trust based on safety and quality. This has me suspecting that many consumers will trust them, over Tesla or another newly established brand when it comes to autonomous driving. Personally I'll take "works ok but is bulletproof" over "cutting edge but buggy" any day.
>It's a self-selecting group.

That only proves the rule. If your environment is awful but you have the right mindset/personality then you can still be successful.
Samsung Announces Exynos 1080 – 5nm Mid-Range SoC with A78 Cores
Try this interface:

https://www.commandlinefu.com/commands/browse
FWIW, I'm in your boat. I never "got" it, though I had some years of Ruby experience under my belt by the time it came out. The whole thing felt rather cultish without ... substance, to me.

But, people I respect love it, so I guess it's just different strokes for different folks, and that's perfectly fine.
Fact Sheet: Explaining Operation Warp Speed
This might come handy to resize all the images for my static website, which was hammered by HN this week as it reached the front page. This lack of optimisation increased my AWS invoice 3 times (because of CloudFront outgoing bandwidth).
I just finished the process last night for about 80GB of photos and GP's comment represents my experience very well. It took hours of tedious clicking and logging in dozens of times to get through it. Miserable.
Reminds me of Ballmer's comments when the original iPhone was release.
Charles Proxy for Web Scraping
It's thought that the MBP score is due to it being ran possibly during indexing on setup. The score difference is too big, it's a single sample, and the pro still fries it at single core.
> My take is that you have to adjust your expectations and accept that you'll spend a few hours doing tweaks to address the things that annoy you. Once done however, you'll be left with a great operating system experience that you can just leave as-is.

I've kept one or another secondary Linux system on hand for most of the past 10 years; usually a VM or a dual-boot, usually Ubuntu (occasionally Fedora). What I've found is that each time I install an update - or more likely, install a new tool - there's a chance it will be blocked by something or cause a problem with something else, and I'll have to debug it for an hour or two before I can get back to what I was doing. So most of the time if I want to focus on a project I'll just end up using a MacBook, or if I really want to use my desktop machine I'll begrudgingly use Windows. I only use my Linux install when I really absolutely need to be on Linux (or when I really need to be on my desktop but also in a Unix environment). What I would like is for using Linux to be pleasant enough that I might reach for it as a default for some things. Thus far, that hasn't been the case.

> One last comment, there will always be certain things in the Linux ecosystem that will never work the same way as other OSes (the XFCE "panels" bar comes to mind), and no amount of tweaking will leave you completely satisfied

I'm not too worried about fine-tuning the user experience. I'm pretty flexible when it comes to that stuff. I just need things to work, consistently and without babysitting.
A healthy work limit is 39 hours per week
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stop-and-frisk_in_New_York_Cit...

Stop and Frisk is widely believed to be proof that police are disproportionately targeting black people, and it seems interactions with police end in death more for black people than white people.
I doubtless mis-remembered about MKL, thanks.

I'm baffled why there would be a problem with commercial users running a free software program like Julia or GNU Octave+SuiteSparse; that's Freedom 0. (And commercial /= proprietary, of course.)
I think a tool that has a similar UX as your is handy if a person don't care or want to memorise the gitconfig documentation to figure this out. Which, I think, is true even for most of the developers. I have found this one out by a coincidence myself.
It's both. Not great for suddenly offline, as you need it on all the time and it is slow. But if you can plan it like, you're going in a mine, or spaceship or airplane, or the bush, or an alien attack or whatever... and you need offline to keep reading, then this works.

You can have archives from x day or x week or whatever, organized yourself, versioned with git, as you like, to save web content through version changes, removal or vanishing.
Google Photos drops free storage
Perhaps it's actually a music video of a song you uploaded? Try browsing to the song in question through Library -> Uploads.

I don't have a subscription either and double checked I can play my uploads with the screen off.
I live in a city and county with a very strict mask order. I rarely if ever see anyone without a mask. Even people outside alone on a walk wear masks here. We are experiencing a massive spike and my friend at the ICU said they are out of beds. There must be other factors at play for this spike. I am NOT saying masks are ineffective. Only that there almost has to be other factors in this November spike that we all knew was coming months ago. I know it feels good to rage online about how your life is on the line because of the selfish Other, but it's really not helping much. Let's try to understand what's going on with as much good data as possible.
Basically, yes.

There are some complications:

* If the file is large then blocks at the start will be dropped from cache as you move further in, or will quickly be pushed out by IO activity elsewhere on your system.

* Some commands open files with options that inhibit caching, so not everything will have this effect.

> Of course assuming that you interact with the whole file.

Reading some of the file will have the effect for that portion of the file, so if subsequent commands only touch the same parts then the effect is the same.
This line makes it not very useful, because I have to re-add accounts for each project.

const store = require("data-store")({ path: process.cwd() + "/data.json" });

I think a `git-user-data.json` file in a centralized location makes far more sense.
Nice high value comment here. Straw manning and ad-hom all in one with a higher score than my comment.

Seems like poor discourse is better received than challenging historic white supremacy on hackernews.
Here's an article about the mythos of Why for those who don't know: http://www.slate.com/articles/technology/technology/2012/03/...
What was the Linux landscape like for AMD64 early adopters?
It's usually either outright pain (examples from our child: wasp sting, finger stuck between the valve handle spring of a garden hose, stomach pain, ...), nightmares or the feeling of being stuck somewhere (examples from our child: arm / leg stuck in the lattice of the baby bed, leg being caught in a shoe rack after climbing on it, ...).
"Zoom itself" spying sounds quite unlikely, "bribed underpaid Zoom intern" sounds a lot more likely, "the gvt. sending one of those silent warrants" sounds almost unavoidable.

Non-E2E encryption doesn't give access to just "the company" (which probably doesn't care to spy on you, true), but absolutely anyone who can bribe/trick/coerse anyone in their "supply chain" (from the CEO to the sysadmins, hosting provider, even janitor...). Not to mention a data leak due to a vulnerability in any part of their stack.

The company has shown complrte disregard for security multiple times in the past and I wouldn't be at all surprised if they had major security holes. And since they already lied about E2EE, it would be entirely safe to assume they would not have disclosed a breach either.
Black hair = PII, address = PII, drives black BMW = PII, any of this information together with other information could be used to identify an individual and that is exactly the issue. It is like saying that one brick is a house just because multiple bricks can make a house. If you gather enough data you can potentially point to specific individual. Just like unique PC fingerprinting - gather enough data points so that the fingerprint is unique.
I disagree, my razer blade 15 has been amazing.
If people who never marry are forced into a marriage through social norms then it is more likely that those marriages end in a divorce.
Over the years, I have acquired a fair number of citations for my papers which were mostly published in IEEE Transactions in Neural Networks. But I am certain that my work did not inspire any magazine articles - the field was considered too far away from mainstream CS at the time. There was even grumbling from some faculty in my CS department that my dissertation should not have been in CS but rather in statistics :-)

I am still getting about a new citation every month for one of my papers that was published 27 years ago!
Who is Castaneda? Is this Carlos Castaneda or someone else?
> Can anyone point to real-life example of this happening? Where competitors were driven out of business only to have the perpetrator "jack up prices"?

Facebook. They drowned out everyone else in wide parts of the world: Myspace is dead, German "Lokalisten" and "SchülerVZ/StudiVZ" are dead, even Google Plus is dead, vKontakte is only Russians and a couple of Western conspiracy nuts, and no idea what China is doing.

And now, they (and Twitter, which serves another niche than Facebook) together are raking in almost all of social network ad spending
What you're saying makes absolutely no sense and doesn't pass Occam's razor. Please back it with some semblance of reasoning at least.
Yes, this is the downside of their "use last version" approach - if the version has a regression you can't do anything about it. If you're using the current version then maybe you can have your problem treated as a bug and fixed in a maintenance release.
Latest Amazon Alexa update lets it 'infer' users' intent
Full Metal Jacket: How Matthew Modine Changed Stanley Kubrick's Vision
I’ve come to see it as people naturally tend to an US vs Them attitude.

Sports is a fairly safe outlet for this sort of thing.

Religion is a bad one to have that attitude. Holy wars, etc.

Race is dangerous, as history is full of exterminations.
If you're teleworking, it won't necessarily cause you to lose weight but it will change the weight you carry: I started doing hourly exercises. Just squats, pushups, rows (I have a TRX), and dips. All bodyweight, easy to do at home (harder in the office if you're in a shared space, but you could always take an hourly break to walk somewhere better than the desk and do this, only takes a couple minutes). Paired with running, I trimmed down a lot during the summer (then two injuries related to neither running nor this exercising stalled me).

I also enjoy baking and picked it up a few years ago. But I didn't gain any weight because I'd take almost everything to the office or parties. Neither of which are really options for me right now so I avoid it, or occasionally give something to the neighbors I do like.
You're assuming that they're citizen accounts rather than fake accounts from pedophiles, spammers, and scammers.
And yet SoftBank is still carrying all of that debt it has. Softbank has more debt on its books due in the next three years than many countries do period. Its current debts in that period are roughly the yearly GDP of Iceland.

Continuously risking it all is not investing, it's gambling.
Normal people and normal companies can't invest the way he does. Nobody reasonable has that risk tolerance. If you were trading margin on like that, you'd get margin called before you even got started.

Son can get away with what he does because he's risking the wealth of nations. SoftBank's debts are so big that they risk taking Japan and Saudi Arabia down with them.

It's not that he's a savvy investor, it's that his clients have guns.
The M1 version though not one of the Intel ones? If so can you shoot the order page, it's not listing on the apple site for me and I was interested in it. Thanks!
But it doesn't blink.... > is kind of and odd prompt as well.
In response to the title question... my opinion is that it's already uninteresting on the same level as eye or hair color.
How's this different than better maps in the car? Auto update them and you'll be in good shape.
Bitcoin breaches the $16,000 price level, bucking the sell-off in stocks
The maintainers have no power over federated instances. The code of conduct is pertaining to the repository and official Funkwhale communities (such as the Matrix chat and discussion boards).
Agree so much about the newer German innards and the use of plastic!!!!

(Altho I have never worked on them, but I paid an ungodly amount of money to get some of my 10 y/o mini’s insides replaced/repaired..post cooper’s sale to BMW...it’s just unacceptable! Some of the stuff just gets eaten away or corroded? How is this possible..it’s like a detective novel inside to figure out what’s what)
As a programmer, I would feel morally conflicted if my photo service didn't offer a way for users to get their photos in bulk.
Explanation of the change from an email I received from them:

"In order to welcome even more of your memories and build Google Photos for the future"

This is just gross.
Maybe they arleady knew this was a possibility but they work at companies large enough that it doesn't matter.
I'm surprised there doesn't seem to be anything in CRAN using SuiteSparse. It could presumably run at petascale, similarly to the dense support, if someone did similar work.
I agree for the most part; the exception would be if I were running the small machine as a server. I know this is outside of most use cases, but if I were buying a machine to have on all the time (Plex, email, whatever), I'd want to at least feel like it's not driving up my electric bill.
Fair point, I guess all these rankings are a crude approximation. They are probably not completely off though, since I think many devs would recognize the prevalence of certain languages among their colleagues.
I mean full mask, ala Dorohedoro or little-misfortune.
Google, Hetzner, OVH, Online.net, Feralhosting, linux package mirrors. Those are just the things I specifically remember.

I don't want to be misleading though, claiming "full gigabit" might be a bit hyperbolic of me.

By "full gigabit", I don't mean "exactly 1Gbps", but I'm easily able to reach the same speed to an external network as I'm able to obtain within my ISP's network.

For example right now if I run a speedtest to my ISP's Speedtest.net server, I see 820Mbps. If I run an iperf3 test to my Feralhosting server, I see 820Mbps. If I run a iperf3 test to my Hetzner server, I see 894Mbps.

It's not technically right at the 1Gbps that I pay for but it's close enough that I'm generally happy.
Thank you for sharing this, I'm having a lot of fun with it!

I've been approaching proofs from a different angle, going through the book "How to prove it" and making a complicated setup to use an old applet recommended in the book (ProofDesigner, which requires old versions of Firefox to even load the applet). While that part helps with formal symbols, it's very rigid and aging compared to this fantastic resource and language.
> roughly 20 lines of bash

various permutations of which were posted an hour ago and are currently higher than this comment, so I’m confused why multiple people asked to see them ~30½ minutes ago
After reading the docs I have a couple more questions:

- there's the notion of a local cache but is it synced / de-duped automatically or is it something I still have to do?

Let's say I have a ToDo mobile app. While online I enter the task "buy milk". Sometimes later I'm in airplane mode and I modify the task as "buy condensed milk". Do your library updates the changes automagically once online?

- how realistic is it to run your own server? Is it a couple hours of config and forget about it or it's a multi-days endeavor without certainty of success?

- in your examples you use the name Cyberdyne. If I use Etebase do I unknowingly contribute to Skynet? ;)
Sounds like your dad was an interesting guy. Sorry for your loss.
It's the Swedish "neger", which was the uncontroversial term for black people at the time.

Times have changed!
I know how that goes, best of luck!
> I don’t get the hate for Why the Lucky Stiff.

It's not hate.

> Why does every programming book need to be K&R?

It doesn't. Nor do NONE of them need to be.

> Not everyone wants to read something as dry as a white paper all the time.

But some do, and _why's stuff isn't that.

You answered your own question. People like different things. Some didn't like _why's stuff; I'm one. I'm sure the guy is perfectly delightful, I just didn't enjoy nor get much from his writings.
I'm still in denial. I feel like there's just no way it's possible without huge compromises.
I think you should read this:

https://www.tolerance.org/magazine/fall-2009/colorblindness-...
Well, no. Laws are only created by Congress. Regulatory agencies can create non-trivial policies, and you might want to argue that the distinction between a regulatory policy and law is minimal or non-existent. But regulatory agencies are never what proponents of the deep state are discussing in my experience. Likewise with judges - and if we wanted to somehow include judges in the deep state, we have the problem that Trump has at this point appointed more federal judges in a single term than any other president and more SCOTUS judges than any other president. If judges are part of the deep state, Trump can not in any way be said to be fighting against it.
I'm not sure what "efficient" means in this context. I think the only way to make appreciable amounts of graphene using this method would be to literally have millions or billions of AFMs all working in parallel on a single sheet here.
Good News on T-Cell Response (Covid-19)
Tesla full self-driving beta is Level 3, and it's currently driving on the roads in a very small percentage of customer Teslas. https://www.google.com/search?q=youtube+fsd+beta

That being said, Level 3 has limited utility. If a driver needs to take over at any time, that means they need to be taking over in milliseconds, so it means that they need to be 100% focused on everything. Level 3 is a fancy cruise control. Level 4 & 5 are the ones that will fundamentally change driving.
When languages, cultures, and borders have disappeared. Genetic differences to one side, history has grouped us, and skin color will still give a general indication of data sets, and assumptions will be made until they're always wrong.
How is that supposed to be fair? Working from home, I now have to pay for the energy consumed by my work computer out of my own pocket, I have to have a desk which consumes precious space in my expensive apartment and nobody is compensating me for any of that. And now this shady institution wants me to pay an extra tax on top of that?
Unit tests don't do anything to validate the existence of DI. Most people don't even use DI in their tests. DI is just spaghetti code.

The main thing holding C# back is the culture around the DI and weird hostbuilder code associated with ASPNET. If you just skip that part, it's great. Unfortunately a lot of web examples, solutions, and code libraries themselves are ASPNET-focused, and more and more of the code becomes some truly bizarre, unreadable framework injection in an inside-out fluent builder.
socialblade seems to be broken now for all searches of channels not already in their database.
I'm Danish so i only know the Danish version but I think it's the same word as in Swedish. The Danish word is "neger" and the best translation to English would be "negro" (Pippi's dad is the "negro king" or "negerkonge").

Today it's a controversial word because by many it's considered racist almost like the n-word. However, especially older people don't consider it racist and they use it to describe people that otherwise might be described as "black".

Newer revisions of the Pippi books have been edited to no longer use the word "neger" and I think this applies to both the Danish and Swedish editions (it was approved by Astrid Lindgren's daughter).
Left to my own devices, I would paint walls blue and ceilings white. My wife takes an interest in these matters, so I am not left to my own devices. Her method is to settle on the curtains, then choose the paint to suit them.
It seems like the right has become increasingly interested in white supremacy.
Wow. That was exactly my experience.
I tried so hard to stay out of it and just code.
That really upset several people.
iOS games/apps run on Apple Silicon Mac, so that by itself opens up a huge gaming market.
It's also a foundation of childhood memories for 90s kids here in Norway (albeit with voiceovers, as we tend to do for children's stuff). I can still hum the intro tune. And perfectly hear the sound the moomins make when they go from standstill to moving. And the Groke still creeps me out, and anyone my age gets a reference to that character right away! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Groke
Yep, in the intervening time ARM on Linux became popular enough that doing the required compiler backend work for 64-bit ARM in GCC, LLVM etc by commercial interests was a given, there was eg a big push for ARM on servers from various vendors. MS even ported Windows Server. Eg Hotspot/OpenJDK was ported in 2015.