skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There are a whole class of contracts called “unenforceable contracts”, and what I’m arguing is that imaginary property laws should fall into that category.
They don’t, of course, not yet, and I think this guy has a strong case against Disney, if not ethical.
Surviving+the+next+Plandemic+-+jerseydeanne+and+friends
I have a buggy flashing tool that often ends up needing a hard power cycle, and I wish this were easier just to prevent wear on the physical port...
i asked this elsehwere in the thread, and if you scroll lower you'll see why i want to learn but this is going to sound like a bit of a ramble as im tired and feeling passionate and emotional right now but bear with me...

..if i want to learn more bio not bc i want to hack or edit genes or whatever but because of reasons such as:

understanding autoimmune diseases,
the treatments for them,
relationship to other issues,
medication and their mechanism of actions,
and just a whole host of other stuff

basically i want to learn how to help people i know who suffer from multiple autoimmune diseases and the mental health/daily life and fertility struggles associated with them,

where should i go?

thank you!
Terminology around camera sensor interface module is confusing. MIPI CSI is supposed to be a camera serial interface. Cameras on Pinephone are connected via a 8-bit parallel interface.

I'm also not sure how they came up with 5Mpix in the datasheet, CSI can do up to 4800x4800 which is 23Mpix.

OTOH, 1080p@30fps is not attainable on the parallel interface, at least not with the cameras that are in the phone. It would require ~120MHz clock, and communication starts to break down at around 60-70MHz.
US ”censorship” happens through AI flagging and demoting content, screaming louder than the next guy, distorting the narrative, DMCA takedowns. And it's quite effective. A high percent if people won't ever see the content. One can probably still see it if they take extra steps.
Reviewing a Write-Ahead Log Implementation
Vaccine Possibilities
Huge kudos to pradyunsg and the rest of the team.

In a world where we focus on the shiny new things, it is so easy to ignore the legacy systems upon which they are built.

This will be the end of a 7+ year GitHub issue: https://github.com/pypa/pip/issues/988

Python is an old language (older than Java) and its packaging systems are often the butt of many jokes. Its fantastic to see investments and improvements in this area. It isnt easy with Python, given that the build process is often executing code "setup.py" so resolving dependencies statically isn't possible without running Python.
Deploys occasionally failing and leaving behind a lock file, requiring manual intervention.

Let’s Encrypt integration not working properly without dokku-event-listener, which must be built & installed from source and is basically undocumented.

At the time I used it, blue/green deployments were not available. (I see this is now supported, great to see that.)

To be fair, I didn’t report any of these issues, so I may have done something wrong or there may have been solutions that I missed. This was also 6+ months ago.

I also think that with all the major cloud providers now supporting Kubernetes as a first-class primitive, and with there being an abundance of CI/CD tools that can trivially deploy to Kubernetes, the PaaS concept is no longer as attractive as it once was.
We're all health inspectors now: Restaurant complaints fueling Covid inspections
Ask them to provide pixel-perfect reference designs for all possible window sizes.
I think you might be looking at tailwind the wrong way here.

Tailwind does “enforce” separation of concern between styling and content, just in a different way than the separation of html and css.

Consider the utility class m-1 and m-2. What they are supposed to say is that element with m-1 class and element with m-2 class should have different margin, with the m-2 element probably have a slightly bigger one, and every element that uses m-2 class should have the same margin. It doesn’t specify styling at all. The concerns of styling are completely separated into the theming system.

All that the utility class define is the relation between elements. Eg. which elements should have the same margin/color/typography etc... This would also provides consistency in your designs, unlike pure css which allows you to do whatever you want without defining structure and relationships between elements.

I would say tailwind forces you to separate styling concerns out of your content and into your theme. You could probably replicate css zen garden using tailwind theming system.
Would you want to elaborate about the calculations/estimates and share any top readings you've found?

In many cases, the purpose of education depends on socioeconomic class or what you, your parents, and/or your social groups decide to take for yourselves.

Nearly everybody promotes widespread basic literacy for social cohesion and basic employment functionality, but higher skills are more of a battle ground. Many people do not want others to progress past the basics for a variety of reasons. One is a fear of "overproduction of elites", another is fear of competition from fully developed people with nice critical thinking skills (cue up George Carlin and his comments on critical thinking).

I'm interested in all time estimates for educational programs, know about Finland's general time frames for youth education, don't know about other national norms, and am happy to hear any suggested readings or other ideas.
MS at some poiny had a section with Bing where they provided some OSM but they'd typically disable a lot of stuff that they could not combine with the OSM license.
Then they should show battery at 0% or 1%, so we can go and update the battery not the device itself. Instead they decided to throttle CPU silently. And oh it conveniently timed with new product launches and iOS version releases, so your then flagship device now "feels" sluggish compared to the new models.
You do know that, there are F-35's already flying around S400 systems, right? I mean Syria is just one example.
The problem with Pluralsight is a lot of the courses are not that great.
DNA[1] and PCR[2] were both realized while under the influence of LSD.

[1]: https://maps.org/research/psilo-lsd/lsd-news-timeline/2054-n...

[2]: https://boomcalifornia.org/2015/11/12/on-pcr-lsd-and-science...
It is amusing to see this so soon after a post on how workstations were dead : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24977652

$US 200K for startling performance this time.
What makes you think the fed's tap will ever get turned off?
What preconditions do you think we have to see before it happens?

In the past, every time I thought "the Fed will have to tighten soon" something happens which somehow, magically, always requires more easy money to solve.

Example: Easy money caused a housing bubble that burst? Now we need easy money to fix unemployment and keep the markets from seizing up.

It seems that politicians have now decided that the easy-money solution is always the easiest one, with the least traceable future negative ramifications.
“All apps evolve until they have stories”
Toronto too albeit the old version.
SNOBOL was the first to use so-called "associative arrays". In SNOBOL, we call them "tables".
It’s hard to quantify how strong based purely on dose size, but yeah 7g is double what I would consider a strong dose. I did that amount once in high school and I didn’t touch them again for several years haha.
Conway seems like a class act who in addition to being a mind of the highest intellect and immense work ethic does not seem to hold the slightest grudge on what befell her, her career and her family due to IBM's actions.

One virtual event, a heartfelt apology by the HR flack, an award to Conway and all is good? I dunno. This feels like a day late, a dollar short. IBM should do a lot more. A lot lot more.
Lithium ion chemistry can vary things significantly, but I was picturing simply putting in a larger battery for the hypothetical. The motivation is more hours of runtime, but as a side effect you have more peak watts available.
For context, Denmark has a population of 5.8 million. It’s as if Wisconsin had an air force.
I object to the claim that I've tossed out any "core enlightenment principles" by observing that we have drastically fewer gatekeepers now than we did in 1980.
Oh, okay. I get the assumption because Manning books do resemble one another a bit.
If you don't have committed to memory and immediate recall that "aspartic acid" is a negatively charged amino acid, that has dramatically different chemical properties than cysteine, you won't notice something strange is going on when hundreds of amino acids go by your eyes in a BLAST alignment, that you did offhandedly one day:

https://bmcbiochem.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/1471-2...

That's an easy example. Another one: knowing the atomic mass of nickel in a mass spectrogram and explaining a deviation in a MS fragmentation pattern instead of throwing out the data. Another one: Knowing the mechanism of chen-mapp phosphorylation https://www.researchgate.net/publication/7184505_33-Rearrang... and rescuing an otherwise lost synthesis in a group meeting (not published; the downstream results were not otherwise interesting).

Don't discount having raw knowledge at your fingertips.
A good place to start would be to see if there's anything on NCBI Bookshelf, and then search pubmed for recent review articles. And then you can drill down further using their citations.
My hypothesis—and I could be wrong—is that via innovations around 2-D programming languages, you could invent languages that are natural for casual users to write with pen and paper, that are identical to what a programmer would type.

You'd never get a casual user to write {"weight": 145} on paper, but you could teach them to write:

weight 145

And then it is really quite easy to write DSLs that parse things like that in a type checked way. Or, to put it another way, instead of trying to teach people JSON, why not teach programmers something new?

One thing we picked up on quickly when talking to doctors and nurses in the field is that most of them come up with their own short-hand dialects for scribbling notes (for later data entry, sometimes). Why not make it easy to scan these microDSLs as is, and even define them formally and cheaply, at the last mile that then compile into a more common tongue for ingestion into bigger EMRs? Epic I guess has something somewhat along those lines, but not taken to the extreme.
You can watch the Eldon Edwards video right now, with a single Google search, to see how untrue it is that the KKK had in 1957 anything resembling the access to the discourse they have today.
Definitely not a fan. :-( Sometimes you know what you want and the package itself is wrong.

For example, I have a dependency that specifies pandas at ^0.25.1, and now I can't install it alongside pandas 1.0+ without forking or getting a PR upstreamed (even though I know it works with all versions of pandas just fine.)

In the node ecosystem, yarn actually recognizes that this situation exists and provides a mechanism to override, along with some good descriptions of situations where it's necessary[1].

[1] https://classic.yarnpkg.com/en/docs/selective-version-resolu...
I understand initially thinking it's completely orthogonal; I had the same initial misunderstanding. That's the utility of the mob boss analogy.

Imagine I sell weapons, legally and honestly, but also knowingly to "bad people". Suppose that those bad people acquire the money to pay me by doing things that you and I both agree are unethical (but perhaps legal, perhaps by a technicality), facilitated in part by the weapons I sold. We agree that, in this hypothetical, I'm contributing to unethical behaviour, right? So then, imagine that my contract with these bad people is in some way violated, so that I don't receive the full benefits I was entitled to, under the terms of sale of the weapons. Perhaps they were going to pay me over 4 easy payments of 99.99, and they defaulted after 2 payments.

I think many people would agree that it's kinda my own fault for entering into such a bargain with such a devil. Breck is expressing that they fall into this camp. It's a very common position. An idea that's distinct-but-similar is the idea that it might be unlawful or unethical to possess stolen property, especially if knowingly so, even if you definitely did not yourself steal it. It seems pretty easy to imagine breck saying "I'm not that wound up about jholman having oh_sigh's stolen property, but I definitely would have no sympathy for jholman if someone else were to steal that property away from him too".

As for the "breck must have no sympathy for anyone", you're not making enough of an effort. First of all, most writers write at an hourly rate, not for a cut of the profits, for example most advertising copywriters, most journalists, etc. Most painters sell paintings, not licenses, and while they tend to object to copying, most of their income comes mostly independent of law of copyright, because of cultural norms about what the worth of a painting is. As with the painters, so with most artists in the world. Etsy jewellers, for example, do not depend on copyright for their livelihood. Photographers maybe more true, and programmers, you're probably right. But you're wrong about the GPL; given what breck has claimed about their values, I can imagine two or three variations within those claims that are ethically consistent with the GPL.

But finally, when you say "basically, no sympathy for anybody", this is truly silly. Even if everything I said in the previous paragraph is wrong, all writers, programmers, and artists collectively, make up a pretty small slice of the world. Even in the developed world there are many industries that work primarily by making and distributing physicals goods where copyright is irrelevant, and in the developing world this is even more true. That's billions of people that breck can still have sympathy for.

I mean, once upon a time I believed some variation of what breck is claiming. I don't believe it any longer; I currently tend to believe that at least some copyright law is probably better for society than no copyright law. But they seem to be espousing it consistently.
As in to volunteer to produce a PD book? Try starting at https://standardebooks.org/contribute

If you mean submitting an ePub you’ve already worked on, then it would need to be redone to use our framework. By having a “Standard” imprint we can continuously upgrade and work on the whole corpus.
I think this gets to the core of the problem -- we need a design tool that can directly export fully styled React components (or whatever).

Basically, we're asking workaday designers to design using a tool that doesn't respect the implementation constraints, and doesn't allow them to preview at arbitrary window sizes.
The theory there is that apps that are not HTML webapps in an Electron wrapper are less likely to have HTML encoding bugs in fields that shouldn't be parsing HTML special characters < > & because native apps wouldn't have HTML anywhere in their dependencies at all.

I think I agree that Electron apps are more likely to have HTML escaping bugs, but I've also rarely seen native iOS apps have HTML escaping bugs, so clearly neither vulnerability nor resilience are guaranteed.
How have we forgotten how expensive software packages to develop such free to distribute applications were.

Or worse, that such software packages actually came with a distribution license, where royalties the way beyond any 2020 "tax" had to be paid back per installation of software developed with such compilers.
This should not be seen as chats, but transaction documentation.

The dialogs associated with informal or semi-formal transactions may not belong in your personal chat space; quite often that set of dialogs exists only before and during the transactions and never after that.

> ..but they have too much badwill since then..

Google pay is the market leader in India in fintech. It is perhaps most trusted brand. The notion of "Google is evil", "Kills of products so would not use its services" only exist in HN bubble, if we leave this space and go to emerging markets Google absolutely rules.
i think what you're missing is how good removing a layer of abstraction /feels/ when putting things together. it didn't quite click for me until i built something with it. it ends up being a question of "where the work is done" i think, and the work being done within a string in your component just melts away layers of friction
He posts to his blog about GA too:

http://terathon.com/blog/projective-geometric-algebra-done-r...

And, he has a website dedicated to PGA:

http://projectivegeometricalgebra.org
It's still better than being slow while being on.
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App store absolutely does increase your reach. Find me another way to sell software to 175 countries in local currencies with full local tax compliance.
He also needs to implement a search functionality across all products.
Don't forget the constant illegal logging that the government imposes on the ISPs[1], which for some reason, they comply to.

[1]: https://ulovliglogning.dk/en/
Diplomacy and military alliances are complicated. When you catch another country breaking their promises you make a fuss (sometimes public, sometimes not), doesn't necessarily have anything to do with whether you were are aware of the possibility before.
It's not a bad battery. The degrading performance over time applies to every battery ever sold. Apple decided that keeping your device functional by slightly reducing the performance once the battery is degraded is preferable to randomly shutting your device down. I agree with them.
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Ah yes. Good old "Your Name Inc." that also charitably houses and feeds its only employee in their office space.

I'm only half joking because I'd like to see that tested in court.
There's a world of difference between "occasional incidental radar profiling of F-35 from the OpFor perspective" and "Consistent friendly profiling of F-35 as they land at Incirlik air base".
This is how nearly every STEM class I've ever taken has been (and really, things like history too). I retained a passing interest in math despite my classes. I was lucky to develop a foundational interest in programming before classes had the chance to ruin it. It's simply par for the course of our education system, at least in the United States.

I wonder how many talented scientists never got started because they were turned off by their first exposure to a subject.
Isn't the routing table flat? Shouldn't there just be a big list of all global active IPs?
> Spotify and Deezer both suggest the chart hits, regardless of how often I dislike that kind of music.

Of course they do. Their real customers, record labels, pay handsomely for that service.
You need more than takeout. There should be a grace period when you're allowed to switch your accounts that rely on the Gmail address before they kill it. Maybe at first they could block only the sending of emails so you could still receive confirmation emails.

By the way, why is closing an account a practice instead of closing just the sending of emails?
Google Has Selective Hearing
Google very obviously ignores ANYTHING AVEDA. I have heard that clove oil helps toothache pain. After an excrutiating day with tooth pain I noe have a worsening situation of tooth abscess. I have heard that clove oil is one of the top home remedies. I just so happen to have a bottle of AVEDA clove essential oil. When I typed in " is Aveda's clove essential oil good for toothache, google COMPLETELY DISREGARDED the brand name Aveda, even when I used the word Aveda 3 times in the search question. Sooo moronically obvious. Dropping google completely and have convinced 18 friends to follow suit. How do ya like them apples google? And I'm just getting started.
> Courts do not require a literal monopoly before applying rules for single firm conduct; that term is used as shorthand for a firm with significant and durable market power — that is, the long term ability to raise price or exclude competitors. That is how that term is used here: a "monopolist" is a firm with significant and durable market power.

You quoted selectively. It goes on:

> Courts look at the firm's market share, but typically do not find monopoly power if the firm (or a group of firms acting in concert) has less than 50 percent of the sales of a particular product or service within a certain geographic area. Some courts have required much higher percentages.
In addition, that leading position must be sustainable over time: if competitive forces or the entry of new firms could discipline the conduct of the leading firm, courts are unlikely to find that the firm has lasting market power

It is clear that A) Apple is not a monopoly and B) the market is very competitive
I agree on some of your points, but you've missed what I'm getting at here it seems.

I'm saying that it's not the software's fault. In the immortal words of Philip K Dick: "dont blame the drug dude".

Blaming some faceless, mythical "they" gets everyone exactly nowhere. It doesn't solve anything.

There's a bigger question that everyone could be asking...
And yet all of those examples go poof very, very easily, based on something that's not in your control. So yeah, I think they're nothing.

Let me give you a scenario to consider. At my old company, there was a mail server that would DKIM-sign everything that was passed through it. Anybody who wanted to on the internal network could write an email with tampered headers (say, backdated, or "From:" someone else) and send it through this server. This was acceptable because the SOLE PURPOSE of this signing was improving SMTP deliverability. It tells other mail servers "yes, this SMTP payload actually originated from this company. Please do not treat it as spam." So given one of these signed messages, what can you argue about the contents? Nothing, other than "these did not come from a random spammer posing as this company."

You run risks when you assume a signature means something that the signer does not actually intend it to mean.
Great platform, but books should also be included in PDF format. Those of us with Windows PCs have no decent-looking option for an EPUB reader.

I have been converting the EPUBs to PDFs (through online converters like Zamzar) and they look great in both formats.