skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I could agree with a lot of this... the problem for me though is it always comes back to actually enforcing this stuff.

I already know I sinned by trying to have a productive conversation of twitter, however when "talking" with a few self proclaimed communists (no, I don't think they were joking) they basically implied the "rich" deserve to die, they were morally allowed to kill them, etc. IIRC, this was on a post about a teachers union displaying a guillotine and I pretty much said "yea, lets not be like this." There was also some racism thrown in there, I guess for good measure. They seem to have even developed their own "secret language", calling white people 'mayos' and 'yts' - maybe to get around filters? Or just to be extra edgy.

I would argue that pushing some justification of murdering fellow citizens because of their net worth is just as dangerous as the insane conspiracies about lizard people... if not more. Yet, I don't think these things are shut down or given the same standards as what you're thinking of.

I wish for twitter (and everyone else's sake) they equally applied their "TOS". I have no need to go to those sites you mentioned... in fact I can't think of anything less productive but on the flip side of the coin, I've pretty much deleted twitter for the same reason.
Yea personally I'm the same boat. But going out and buying a macbook with an intel processor also doesn't seem a great idea as that's definitely not the focus going forward.
In France as well coffee is available in gas stations, highway rest areas, etc. But people usually drink their coffee before going back to their car, not while driving.
I’ve seen more contrived services that combine two or three things for more convenience

Would be surprising for someone not to do this with scihub yet
There's plenty of opinion out there that the leadership of these companies themselves are right leaning, even if the average silicon valley employee isn't. I don't know.

But maybe they are also just hoping to be neutral. Maybe it's good business to not alienate half of your marketplace. Maybe there's some aspect of genuine principle there. If you believe that can't exist, how is it possible that right leaning state governments ever can verify the election in favor of a left leaning candidate? I'm naive in so many ways, but I need some hope to stay alive.
Yup. I use vim because a senior team lead used it and it was the unspoken defacto editor to use and as a (very, very junior) dev at the time it was engrained in my psyche.

Stockholm syndrome aside I use it still because of all the inertia of learning I put in. I’m getting ever more productive with it so I’m sticking with it.
foo is not a function, it's just a value. It cannot be applied, it does not have a function type (.. -> ..)
Interesting thanks, what would be the Linux equivalent of SIP?
> Unfortunately this has the opposite effect of Parler's stated goal of being "the world's town square" since it simply isn't attractive to people with opposing views of those who did move.

What you're saying is irrelevant at this point. That ship sailed in late 2019.

Leftists/Marxists will remain on Twitter and Youtube, and the right must move to alternate platforms like Parler.

For example, MRAs mostly use YT to announce their alternative platform links now, since they can be yanked at any time by the SJW moderators working at YT.
I wonder if a hybrid approach between disposable and "keep cup" could work.

The "default" takeaway option could be the short-lasting paper cup.

For car, office or just comfort, you could have a squashy, silicone (stands high temp) outer that would usually only need to be cleaned if the inner cup fails.

A silicone shell with disposable inner would work well for me, at least. The shell would rarely need to be cleaned and can be easily pocketed.
It’s not the same kind of fake though. In this kind of fake, animals are abused (and killed). In the ones you posted as examples that it’s not a big deal and you should use your judgement, no animal or people are hurt or abused.
So even there I don’t know what I want to read or search

I just want to browse a catalogue

I would say “like Netflix” but even SSRN has this basic idea as a first class feature
Apology for sexual assault really does not mean I will be ok with someone who did it on the most powerful judicial position.

I mean, it is absurd expectation. Apology does not even absolve you if minor crime in legal system. Plus, Supreme Court has great only little checked power. I just don't see someone willing to use power that way as suitable, even if he apologized.
Hey! Thank you very much for your warm words!

I am really sorry for what happens in your life. I too have social anxiety as well as dyslexia. In my early childhood, I was bullied everywhere I go because of my lack of social skills and inability to keep up with peers. I even had multiple suicide attempts because of it.

How did I solve my social anxiety? I didn't. I go through the same struggle as you do. I did a lot of research and even tried to visit public events like clubs of interest, but it's incredibly difficult to talk to other people. Interactions with others are very exhausting and just within an hour of doing them I am emotionally dead. Right now I plan to start visiting them again after I get a job since I don't know any better place to meet new people I would want to be friends with. At job and public events, I will fake like I am normal until it becomes a part of me.

A small tip on how to stop caring about the past: Awkward and unpleasant situations happen to everyone, even the most successful people have them. Focus on what you have right now and what you will have in the future. I forced myself to not think about my past and only focus on the future. When I think about what I can achieve if I just do my best every day, my past stops to matter at all and my current situations becomes much better. The thing that is important for me is to give yourself a little break every day and have a day every week when you can do whatever you want.

Lastly, I haven't yet "level-up my life". I've made progress and I am very proud of it, but I still have no job and got a ton of other problems. But if I continue to work hard, I'm sure I'll get somewhere. And so do you! The struggle can't last forever, nothing can. You can always try to fix your life and if it doesn't work, you just try again.

I hope this helps and wish you to solve all your problems and get the life you want!

P.S. I watched a lot of videos on social skills and thought the exact same words, but if I want to succeed in life, I just have no other option then to just face it and do my best to fix it :)
The ability to efficiently navigate and edit files while SSH’d into an instance is a very useful skill. You just wouldn’t have the permissions to install your favourite editor and vi is almost everywhere.

I had to learn vi when working on green screen terminals logged into HP/UX and there was no alternative but am very glad I did as I find that nothing as ubiquitous allows me to efficiently change files.

Does that mean I would go around advocating one editor over another? No, whatever works for you. I know vi works for me for editing files.

Would I use vi instead IntelliJ for development work? No, I found the development environment allows me to be more productive on project work.

But I think you’re doing students a favour teaching vi.
Ask HN: What helps you improve your mood and keep your sanity?
There is an "Are you depressed"-AskHN trending at the moment and I am glad that people are being reminded both that they are not the only ones having a problem and that it is OK to talk about it.

In case you are suffering from an actual depression (or suspecting that you might do): you definitely should talk to someone qualified and not take advice from randos on the internet. And be it a helpline where you can just dump your worries to and get ideas what to do about them.

So, this out of the way: what does actually you help to keep our mood up? The cheaper, easier and more practical it is for most people, the better.

Among other things, activities that help me are:

- Going outdoors, somewhere where I do not need to be too careful, i.e. away from roads where I would need to pay attention to not being overrun, also not too muddy cart tracks where I would have to be careful not to step into puddles,... Just anywhere where I can more or less walk and look without anything requiring my attention.

- Doing sports feels very good afterwards, sometimes for days if the activity was intense enough. Running or walking might be the easiest thing to start, the latter does not even require comfortable clothes. Just go out and walk. Bodyweight exercises can also be intense and do not necessarily require any weights or machines. There are exercises that require no more than a yoga mat or a carpet to train on. Cheap and effective, imo. Check the web for details.

- Sauna (if you have access to one)

- Spending time for oneself if domestic bliss is lacking (running or walking is great as does not require one to justify why one would like to be for oneself).

- (Offline) reading is great, it really helps me focus on something and to silence other thoughts. This doesn't work with every book for me and I usually need to read into a few to find a good one.

- Anything that makes you feel in control to boost your (perceived) self-efficacy. (And be it something as simple as taking a pill of vitamine D each day because you are convinced that it might help you avoid a severe cases of Covid in case you ever catch it)

Other ideas?
America used to be an explicitly racist county where the majority of voters supported bans on interracial marriage and segregation in schools as recently as the 1960s. There's nothing absurd or unlikely about racist voters being a large fraction of the country.
Worked on a project for Kazakhstani real estate company to make a cheap "smart home" solution.

Went for 100% wired installation exactly because of that.

Second problem was every "star" topology hugely increases wiring cost, so a bus it was, and with bus came a problem of software MAC not being performant enough even to send audio, electrical isolation, CSMA...

Long story

I can't wait for 802.3cg
I don't know... I think I am
Off-topic, but

>Quentin Stafford-Fraser (co-inventor of the webcam).

How can you be the inventor of the webcam? What is it even, besides from a digital camera? Did he invent that?
So the Surface Pro X (Which can run unmodified Windows x86 and ARM applications) is not competitive enough and doesn't count?
I think it’s down to who you follow. First, never ever read “trends” or random tweets. Never trust Twitters official app to show you anything useful. Using third party apps also saves you from ads.

Second and most importantly, follow a set of users that are interesting, friendly, and who don’t engage publicly with trolls. It’s a magnificent tool for staying up to date with a narrow topic like a niche technology.

Just unfollow or block the negative people and trolls.
Many have said the same over the last 30 years or so but they are now approaching delivery of independently verifiable working devices that may possibly turn physics on its head.
I agree with that summary "rubbish".

I have a different angle on why it is rubbish.

If someone is not getting any replies even if he sends out 10's or 100's solicitations, I believe there is no tweak he can do to his resume that will help him. Because then he probably does not have needed experience or skills, so it is more about finding right level that you can apply for, than tweaking CV.

You are not going to get better salary because of your CV, after you have a reply, resume goes out of the window.
Is there hack tracks for xbox 360 games
turnout at the 2020 election in percentage is the highest in this century[0], but the absolute number is significant per se in the argument, as it shows that Biden didn't just win because a lot of people abandoned Trump: he actually gained a ton of voters since the previous election.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voter_turnout_in_United_States...
I'm living in Iran.
Here the situation is disaster. it gets worth when you grow up in religious family.
I can not listen to any music, watching any movie or even worth I can not play any video games easily..
Economical situation here is disaster so I can not rent a new apartment and move in..
I forced to go to male-only school, male-only high-school and even now I study computer science at a male-only university.
And I can not have any girlfriend. Even I can not get near to girls.!!
At my work all the people are male!
all this situation get worth when you have to live in a country with a broken economy. My salary is 100 US$ per month. and lots of other harsh situation which I can not write here.

MY LIFE IS SO F.CKED UP. I have no idea what is life? what is future? my life is just like a robot who forced to do repetitive stuffs over and over again..
(I'm so sorry because of my awful English!!! :) )
Those are different issues.

I buy into Apple ecosystem for what it is, the progression of NeXTSTEP ideas (whose I came in touch with during my thesis), where UNIX compatibility was only used to bring stuff into the platform and have a place at the 90's workstation wars.

That is what Apple platforms are all about, an alternative OS design, where UNIX compatibility is good figuration, but will never get a main actor role.

By sponsoring GNU/Linux OEMs I mean paying companies like Tuxedo, Asus, Elementary, System76,..., just don't pay someone else to develop on their OS expecting to improve GNU/Linux ecosystem.

WSL is going to be the same, Microsoft just discovered that there is this crowd that cares more about POSIX tools, keeps calling them "Linux", but what they really want is anything that seems like UNIX, so out of the ashes from Project Astoria and Drawbriges, WSL got born and advertised to the masses unhappy with "GNU/Linux" on macOS.

As for the lack of creativity you point out, I fully agree with you, GNU/Linux desktop experience feels like those guys that buy a Fiat Spider and then stick a Ferrari logo into it.
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He was specifically talking about Mexicans crossing the border illegally. Are you saying majority of people who cross the border illegally are good people?

Most "good people" don't have to cross the border illegally. They can get a U.S. visa and never leave. The people who will definitely not get a U.S. visa to do that is those have a criminal record in their own country, so their only option is to cross the border illegally.
Exactly, I have been hopping they really go after DNS replacement. There system is quite elegant.

But I have long ago stop believing something practically usable will ever come from GNUnet.
he has a wikipedia page
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quentin_Stafford-Fraser

He was one of the team that created the first webcam: the Trojan room coffee pot: Quentin pointed a camera at the coffee pot and wrote the XCoffee client program which allowed the image of the pot to be displayed on a workstation screen. When web browsers gained the ability to display images, the system was modified to make the coffee pot images available over HTTP and thus became the first webcam.
You could try this: [0]

[0] https://google.com
SIP relies on entitlements, which rely on code signing. I'm not sure code signing is at all a thing on Linux.
Parler isn’t a tech startup like any other. It’s unlikely to ever be profitable. Why Mercer and others think it’s a good idea to plow money into it is the question.
Oh yeah they do. And while canceled guys ressurect their careers pretty regularly, their victims don't.

It is not like actresses who lost careers because they refused Weinstein could ever get their careers back. And it is not like those who complain about securely harassment cold easily get new jobs - people are afraid to hire them.
This. Leverage the strengths you already have —agriculture— to help you get to where you want to get to. In another field, a junior data scientist with an agriculture phd is just a junior data scientist. In your field, you’re either a phd with a strong extra skill in data science, or a junior data scientist with a superpower.
I mean, the implications of having "seven zillion witches" clearly depend on what the witches being hunted in question are. Over the duration of America's existence, waves of immigrants arrived from Europe for reasons ranging from belonging to an extreme and/or politically undesirable religious movement, plain poverty, or finding themselves on the wrong side of a war or ethnic cleansing. When Europe decided that it would persecute Jews, the place that did not perform Jew-hunts did probably in fact attract innumerably many more Jews than people who opposed persecution of Jews on principle; it's just that the hyperbolic "seven zillion Jews" did not turn out to be detrimental to a locale's flourishing in a way that the witches of legend are assumed to be in the metaphor.

(On the other hand, one could argue that the seven zillion persecuted religious fanatics that formed many of the earlier strata of immigrants did in fact have an adverse effect on the country where they got concentrated. Is the provenance of midwestern millenarians, https://www.democracynow.org/2009/5/19/open_the_gates_that_t..., Scientology and other UFO cults entirely coincidental?)
If you check the traps often, I think they might be better than kill traps. You can take the glued mouse far away in the middle of nowhere and pour vegetable oil on the glue apparently which sets the mouse free. Then the mouse didn’t die and you got rid of the mouse.

See https://www.wikihow.com/Remove-a-Live-Mouse-from-a-Sticky-Tr... for example.
She runs the Mercer Family Foundation through which her father donated over $100million to rightwing propaganda causes. Point being that they work closely together and have shared ideologies.
if Google is sorry and "this is not the way we operate" then somebody in the company went against the company's ethics and procedures.

Surely there should be a name, VP or SVP, who should be fired.
Except one side is pissed at them not doing it enough while the other is pissed at being on the receiving side of the censorship. There is a party of authoritarianism at the moment.
I’m rather confused - what exactly is a wireless lighting system? And what are the advantages?
Which is exactly the proof of how Linux fails at that, by not proving it, thanks for confirming my assertion.

And since you did your research the wider public would appreciate to learn in what consumer shop one can get such out of the box experience.
a few days ago I helped my neighbour install some light fixtures in her house. She was sold some smart lightbulbs with it because you can dim them and change the light color a bit from a remote control. There are 6 or 8 lightbulbs next to each others.

I'm impressed how unreliable this tech is. Standing 2 meters away from the lightbulbs, I had to press 3 or 4 times the off button to turn them all off. I just don't understand why you would knowingly install that kind of crap.
The problem is that people who work on some specific fields (music, cinema, graphics) have almost no choice when choosing OS and computer.

Most of them won't even care about sending too much data to a company if that's the price to have the same device everyone else is using in their industry...
Well that's a charitable way to talk about the 70M American who voted Republican.

This is always a good rule - when your theory is that half of the population are "crack pots", the issue might be you, not them.
Via Twitter, ironically:

> "Wonder if shaping discourse via a site where performativity is rewarded, single lines can be taken out of context from qualifying threads and piled on, pithy takes are amplified over nuance, and everyone is either Good or Bad, was overall a positive or negative development"
Damn why don't Github and the likes don't add these to their UI.

Meanwhile will save this to my snippets.
- I learned vim/emacs on my own in my second year of undergrad. Because I am the kind of person who wastes time searching for the best tool for the job.

- I have since tried to make more people use them, and pushed them as a TA of the advanced programming class. Nobody likes these stuff. They are useless for most people. The only real usecase is for sysadmins who need to quickly edit files remotely.

- Even if they were somehow some gatekeeped holy grail that only rich people with mentors got; So what? If rich people with a lot of resources (including mentoring resources) can’t do better than us normal folks, then doesn’t that mean sth is fundamentally broken? More resources should translate to more knowledge/skills. The fact that in our current world the conversion rate is so inefficient (especially since these rich folk probably enjoy mildly better genes as well) is evidence that our current education methods do not scale. A corollary of which is that the US should spend a lot less on education which in the end doesn’t produce any results. (Compare the US expenditures with other countries.)
How much power does the new system use when everything is nominally off?
I can't imagine how large a house or must be, to require 150 lighting circuits.
> there are actually at least three units lost in the walls somewhere which respond to Z-Wave commands but don’t seem to control anything I can find!

Reminds me of http://bash.org/?5273 haha
Good grief... who would sign up for such a thing? The biggest lighting system I worked on was Philips Dynalite. It's a gigantic RS-485 bus - you just make sure all the dimmers and light switch panels are on the segment. It can be over a kilometre long and you can control/reprogram everything from everywhere on that bus. The protocol is simple enough that you can bit-bang subsets of it from dumb devices. Do recommend.
What is a wireless lighting system? What is the advantage of such a system over a switch next to the door?

E: A wireless lighting systems seems to be a light bulb with WiFi capabilities.
That sounds like depression to me. I get this fairly regularly. It’s why I haven’t edited Wikipedia for at least a month, even though I really want to. I just can’t seem to get the drive to get the next article out.

One thing I can say, at least for me, is that exercise has helped.
I agree, but the situation is symmetrical. Parler is removing liberal memes (unsure if it’s automatic moderation after flagging - but that doesn’t really matter as the outcome is the same).

We know which side is crazy though.
Mass surveillance is illegal in the EU.(except, of course - the infamous "national security" argument) https://techcrunch.com/2020/10/06/europes-top-court-confirms...
The request obviously sends lots more information than just the serial number of the developer certificate. Is it "harmless" data or could they have more info about the executable in there?

Why don't the author post the OCSP request of Thunderbird too? And how about another request for Firefox so we can compare the data?
This article really doesn't clear anything up for me...
Most attractive country? This is the particular crap only an American would say.
sounds like a feature
I have just two of these lights, both phillip hue's, and Alexa. They are pretty problematic, but they are the best solution I've found in my two lights, which are dim lamps that I turn on and off frequently when I cannot reach them.
It's an interesting academic exercise / hobby. Beyond that, nothing.
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No right now it seems to be about Trump preparing the advent of the third reich.
Even in the non profit world senior management attaches a lot of value to prestige (not explicitly, but definitely in practice). If you want a high position in an NGO you might be better off starting your career at Facebook rather than at that same NGO.
Very few people can get US visas without work sponsorship. The green cards are rationed, aren't they?

Similarly, there is little proof that a significant fraction of the people crossing the border have criminal records for things other than immigration law.