skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Sure, it's a thing,
but the average adult learner of Japanese, especially if monolingual English speaking, will have far greater trouble with vowels (short vs long), the "r" sound, glottal stops (especially ん), etc. By the time you've mastered all this, you'll also pick up the basics of pitch just from exposure.

Japanese also abounds in perfect homonyms and context is almost always enough to distinguish "captain" from "enema".
"our government" means "Sri Lanka's government", in case you want to save yourself a click.
Sugar is sugar. HFCS is a bit worse, but in the broader context of dietary intake it will make no difference.
Space in [x,y,z], spacetime is [x,y,z;t]. It's math. Space represents the physical object, which is currently named as "physical vacuum" (literally "physical emptiness", where "physical" means that emptiness is not empty). It's hard to say what is represented by spacetime in math models.
I'm not talking about complex societies, but about the kind of small tribes that we evolved in, where such information is local. School classes resemble such tribes.

If bullying was simply dominating behavior, it should be generally directed at anyone, yet it more commonly affects the stereotypical nerd.

In any case, this isn't to give credit to bullies. There is no credit to be given for behavior that I consider innate.
What law prevents one from owning a movie on their hard drive? What if they purchased this movie?
Aren't CPU instructions like an API and it means why some one couldn't do clean room implementation?
Many people got banned the last months for promoting masks or talking conspiracies. Imo i would not assume facebook to actually enable free speech.
DoorDash releases filing to go public
>>There is no way I can understand this policy.

I dont now why. this is has been apple's stated position for a long time and the primary reason they are moving to ARM for the Mac, to make them more iDevice like, meaning you do not own the computer, they do, and you can only use it in a manner they (Apple) allows and bless.

Apple has been moving away form the professional / hacker market for a long time, they want to sell to normal consumers and could give a shit less about the pro or hacker market.
I think the point is that there is a middle ground between showing completely random ads and showing what someone already bought.

If I bought a vaccum maybe I want vacuum accessories, or vacuum bags (if it's not a reusable), or maybe I want more appliances for the house, and so on.
I like to think that the universe is discrete, composed of "slots", like a big multidimensional array. If you imagine that the discrete universe has some kind of transition, where the properties of a given slot can be transferred to a neighbor slot, then the speed of light is the upper limit on the rate of change. Why does this upper limit exists? We don't know, maybe we live in a simulation, maybe the universe would no be stable enough without this limit.
Gridlessbuilder.js, build without CSS grid
The key takeaway here is that this one, unlike Pfizer's, appears to be easier to store as it remains stable at minus 20C for up to six months and can be kept in a standard fridge for up to a month.
Not sure if fatal to your argument, but zero doesn't need to be remapped: showing two sets can't be mapped doesn't require every element to be remapped.

But maybe your point about needing infinite digits is the reason? Anyway, here's a sketch of the "proof":

list the natural numbers, in binary, simply in order, from zero onwards. But written in reverse, eg 100 (4) is written 001

[NB: the list will grow longer faster than the length of each number, so the diagonal will be all zeros.]

now construct the "diagonal" number: taking its ith digit as the complement of the ith digit of the ith number in the list. This will be all 1's.

This number isn't in the list, because one of its digits differs from each one of them, by definition. Therefore, this list of the natural numbers can't enumerate all the natural numbers.

Perhaps the flaw is simply that although there are infinitely many natural numbers, each of them only has finite digits. That all-1 diagonal has infinite digits, so it isn't a natural number (as you say).
Yep, I tried that one (along with pretty much every editor). None of them really meshed well with what I was used to doing with Camtasia (on Windows) or Resolve. They were all too limiting[0] in one way or another for the types of videos I create.

Resolve would be perfect if it worked with my set up. I hope one day it gets there.

[0]: I don't make cinema style movies. Mainly 1080p screencasts. So things like nice looking titles, simple animations, zooming / panning, adding overlays of various shapes and sizes, blurs, etc. are really important to me. Nothing I tried on Linux really comes close to how easy it is to do that stuff with Camtasia and make it look nice. Resolve is pretty close tho, after you put in enough time to build up your own custom libraries.
As a British person, even though I have heard of mate (I've heard Argentinian people talk about it), I thought it was mate in the sense of friend until I read this comment.
I don't think so. For example Instagram to this day won't reply to my GDPR requests. I would report them, but don't want to lose my accounts.
The fiber will impact the absorption rate and insulin spike, but in the end you’ll have consumed the same amount of sugar. For calorie-counting purposes, or say, avoiding gout due to fructose intake, there will be no difference.
Club Mate (and other derivatives) has been fueling the German hacker scene since the 90ies

It's unofficial slogan is "One get's used to it" which I think is also very fitting to this project. (Gotten used to Gnome 2, not wanting to switch to something else)
I once wrote a patch to Emacs to make it possible to build it as part of buildroot. The problem here is that buildroot does cross-compiling, and Emacs has no native support for cross-building. However, qemu was able to help by emulating the target arch at user-space level (I didnt even know this worked, very nice). I am not sure if that hack still works today, since the Emacs dumper was recently rewritten AFAIK.

Regarding Emacs being an universal UI platform, I wrote a metapost to emacs-devel to celebrate that fact very recently. Indeed, Emacs is the only platform I know which can be used to write programs which work on the terminal and with a GUI toolkit alike. I call that modality-independant.

https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-devel/2020-09/msg00...
Raspberry Pi has gradually made their broadcom soc platform more open - I believe they support open boot loaders now?
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A similar problem is when one person says "I am unable to do X" and another person says "I find it extremely difficult to do X, but with lot of suffering I somehow manage to do it anyway", you never know whether the second person had more willpower or better strategy or maybe more supportive environment, or simply their symptoms were less strong.

No matter how you decide to see it, it ends up blaming someone. If you decide the problem was the same, then you can blame the first person for not trying hard enough: "see, the second person had the same problem, but they didn't give up, they thought positively, tried harder and overcame the problem, why can't you do the same?" But if you decide that the problem was not the same, then you can blame the second person: "see, you were able to do it after all, which shows that you were only pretending to have the problem, unlike the people who actually suffer from it and cannot do anything about it!"

Of course in real life many problems are on a scale; for different people doing X may be "easy", "difficult but possible", or "impossible". But many people want to round this to "yes" or "no". -- "Either you have depression or you don't. Either it is possible to do X when you are depressed, or it is not. If it is possible, then people who claim they are too depressed to do X are just lying. If it is not possible, then people who manage to do X with great effort were lying about being depressed." -- It works similarly for topics other than depression, too.
Production-Grade Loggin in Rust Applications
Cool story! How did your greatgranddad's son & daughter's last name look like? I understand they are formed adding -son and -dotir to the father's first name, would be interesting if it's a Basque name (Iñakison? Aitordotir?).
People are taking more risks because the vaccine is close[1]

When the vaccine is close you should be taking fewer risks. The potential cost to those risks stays the same, you can still kill your elderly relations and/or develop "long COVID" yourself. But the benefit is much less. Going back to normal life now only nets you a few weeks of normal life with the vaccine in sight vs an indefinite time without.

Also, the hope of a vaccine helps immensely with the mental stress of isolation.

The end is in sight! Hang in there folks, keep being careful!

1: https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/scotland/coronavirus-in-s...
That's the cool thing, they've used their iphone/ipad line to gradually grow this.
I wonder whether this is even good for them. What is the idea here? Are a few engineers supposed to rub off on everybody else and start the next Google there? Or are they looking to boost their services economy by catering to a massive remote work income disparity? I don’t know about the former, but the latter doesn’t work.

Sustainable regional economic growth depends on development of a local industry with global comparative advantage, e.g. exports. I’m not sure this will be software in Tulsa.
It sounds like you may be talking about the IBM Q (there are in fact many different types of Quantum CPU) but that one is a superconducting type so the pipes will be for the cooling medium.
The type of good news we need on a Monday. I'm getting optimistic about the future again after almost a year of bad news.
For people who consider supporting Schrems with a (small) donation: https://support.noyb.eu/join

I don't often donate, but i feel like this is a very good cause;
I'm often frustrated by the privacy abuse of big tech, yet at the same time i can't stop using its products because there are no proper alternatives (i believe it's called "oligopoly"...)

So, this way i hope to help support restoring the balance, even if it's just a small donation.
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You make 0 sense stop babling with your slavery "Wikipedia" quotes. Life is not Wikipedia - we don't have slaves here. We're in 2020 nobody here cares about what happened 100 years ago more than for historic reference. We also slaved for the Ottomans during the same periods that you're quoting but you don't see me going into their country to do what they do here, in Austria, Spain, Italy or somewhere else.

Leave Wikipedia alone, come visit Bucharest, sit at the central train station for an hour and I'll show you 9th century "cultural identity" my friend.
It's not just the vaccine. There are many causes in the fight against Covid
[Pero]'s my favorite caffeine-free coffee replacement.

[Pero]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caro_%28drink%29?wprov=sfla1
I've tried this approach but often i would find traffic going down - especially YT and occassionaly router would crash. Frankly it's like 5 years old now. Are there any modern routers easily handling VPN?
I don't think anything is gained by saying "Karee", but "katsu curry" will give you better results; it's pretty much a recognised word in English now.
Would love to help, but memory of Sept. 1992 seems blurry at best. Why that date?
Nah, they require programs to use their api, and then whitelist their own programs from the api.

you can use the following in the terminal the see the list of whitelisted programs:

cat /System/Library/Frameworks/NetworkExtension.framework/Versions/A/Resources/Info.plist
> Mr. Hiranya Samarasekera said that the project was developed by a group of volunteers and offered to ICTA for free.

Storing the location of all of your citizens in a system that was developed by volunteers for free with little evidence of code review...

And they thought that this was a good defence?! I wouldn’t be totally surprised if the volunteers were another nation state.
I think that is an confusing interpretation, fwiw.
That, or 400g+ of chocolate. No conclusion to be taken here.
Very naive. The CIA is per definition a lying, criminal, state-protected enterprise, which is accountable to no one. Not to the oversight committee and for sure not the president. They just keep lying, doing their own secret wars, media interference and election busting. Being fascist should also be concerning to some. There are tons of books on that.
The only oversight was the Church commission, once. They collect and fabricate so much dirt on everyone that oversight is impossible.

The NSA being accountable is also news to me. They routinely violate their own constitution, and many other laws. They also cooperate with said criminals, and similar criminal enterprises worldwide.
I don't know if it's my imagination, but the leading mora of 東京 sounds much closer to 藤 than it does to 遠い or 十日. It's not a stress difference, more like there's sort of an ... umlaut ... in there? At least, I've had much more than 50/50 luck guessing the difference when looking up unfamiliar vocabulary from TV or YouTube.

Oddly, Japanese as a second language has a completely different curriculum (including idiosyncratic labels for grammatical constructs) so for all I know this is yet another well-known linguistic quirk taught to third graders but excluded from JSL textbooks.
I would argue that is wrong. We have free speech over in europe too and not because the US forced it on us, but it also is something we generally value. We just dont run around claiming its the most amazing thing ever.
Dimension of what? In where?

There is no dimensions outside your head in the first place.

It is a superimposed abstraction, like a coordinate system.
Even rejecting all cookies results in you receiving 18 cookies. They're presumably all unrelated to tracking, but it's still not exactly a good experience.
DoorDash Reveals IPO Filing
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This is how you get it back. Caution: correct postage required.

https://mu7ami.micro.blog/2020/10/30/how-i-got.html
Excerpt: DoorDash’s deep losses reflect the dismal economics of the food delivery business, said Len Sherman, an adjunct professor at Columbia Business School.

“There’s simply not enough value created in these businesses to reward consumers, couriers, restaurants, employees and shareholders,” he said.
That fails to account for the fact that many bullying victims aren't physically weak and that bullying can also be entirely void of physical aspects.

What makes you so certain about it? Is this not simply what you would like to believe, because you desire some form of cosmic justice?
That's actually a viable solution for Apple laptops. You're already carrying half a dozen adapters and dongles. One more wouldn't break your back.
> so the gist we wanted to let everyone use it and reserve the right to be the only hosted redpanda provider.

It seems totally fair to me. Good luck with this approach. I think yours odds are good.
On the flip side you have people like me, I grew up working class poor in the north of England in the 1980's - worked minimum wage jobs in my late teens/early twenties and managed through hard work and luck to escape that life into a successful career as a software engineer.

While I'm sure a decent subset of users would fit your description, that's certainly not the case for every user.
Sharing data for production scheduling using the ISA-95 standard
After reading the quote
“Most men give advices by the bucket, but take it by the grain.” W.R.Alger.
I stopped giving advices.
> That they can drop OS X because of a few minor bugs and instead use a half-assed desktop and be as productive.

I've used Linux (KDE, XFCE, GNOME, Unity), macOS and Windows in the past 15+ years and I can tell that KDE and macOS are very even productivity wise. Some people can work on simpler desktops like XFCE and GNOME faster.

I just had to reboot my Linux workstation because building's UPS batteries had to be exchanged. Otherwise it runs for years unless I reboot.

That half-baked desktop operating system is way more flexible and faster in some tasks when compared to macOS. Vice versa is also equally valid.

Currently I use Linux and macOS daily. I'd never buy an apple Desktop while I'd never buy a non-apple laptop (because of hardware, mainly).

Moreover, if Debian can achieve 7+ hours of battery life on an old EliteBook 850G2 with onboard graphics, it's possible to use apple hardware as power efficient with Linux.
> I also didn't do a good job restricting computation, selecting time complexity as a metric instead of literally anything else - there are far better ways of doing that.

A tricky one, saying something as tidy as no side effects clearly doesn't work; anything we do has to be a side effect, as our hands are tried regarding return values. I don't think it would be practical to come up with perfectly precise rules for what is appropriate, only guidelines. Even never throw an exception seems too strong, as you might want to do range checks. Never block would complicate logging.

> If the syntax sugar isn't your cup of tea but you agree with using methods over fields

Yes, I think that's where I'm going with this. The advantages of avoiding public fields seem clear enough, we just disagree about the merits of properties.
I sacrificed around 1 year during university to Age of Empires. Wasn't my most productive year at uni.

Anyone remembers DBD_Jinx? For very long the only western dude to compete with the Koreans in 1vs1. However he also confessed, that he had partly sacrificed his private life for it.

I trained a lot. I trained hours a day on 2X speed hunting, build order. I played under many smurf accounts, to then foster my primary account(s). MrFixIt forums as well.

I played 1vs1, team games, I played DM as well.

After intense 2 years (time zone shifts as well, many sleepless nights) I decided to never ever play online in a community again in order to prevent my lazy/fun loving side to be sucked in again in clans, games etc.

No Warcraft nothing. To this day I keep the vow. Only game I play still from time to time is AoE II: DE.
> The correct adjective to use when referring to its members is Democratic.

The correct noun to use to refer to the members of the Democratic Party is Democrats. It's plastered all over their website and the host name of their site.

> A faction who feels justified in maintaining existing anti-democratic structures in order to retain power while not being able to win the popular vote.

Since when was winning the popular vote ever the criteria to "retain power" on the federal level? The Electoral College ensures the popular vote is not directly correlated with winning the presidency. The Senate was also designed to give additional power to states which were not as populous as other states.

> That same faction wants to divorce the concept of democracy itself from the Democratic Party.

How does calling the Democratic Party the "Democrat Party" do that? A democrat is someone who supports democracy. There is no divorcing of the concept of democracy when using "Democrat Party" in place of Democratic Party.

> Again, I link you to the wikipedia page on the subject

I'm sorry I cannot take that Wikipedia article seriously.

Grammar does not even come into play. Nouns are commonly used attributively: water pipe, city streets, television station, Democrat party.

Democrat rhyming with autocrat, plutocrat, and bureaucrat? Well democratic rhymes with autocratic, plutocratic, and bureaucratic so it is pointless to argue that.

As for using "Democrat Party" for the emphasis on "rat", I guess Democrats should stop denigrating themselves and call themselves something other than Democrats.

> This rhetorical war didn't happen by accident.

And again, Democrats is the Democratic Party's primary identity to the average person. The only group which started this "rhetorical war" of using "Democrat Party" are the Democrats by way of using Democrats as their primary means of identification.

Democratic Party's website:

https://democrats.org/

Joe Biden - "I ran as a proud Democrat."

https://joebiden.com/presidency-for-all-americans/

Until Democrats change their own habits and start using Democratic <whatever> in place of Democrats, Democrat is how the average person will identify the Democratic Party.

> Lastly, you should call people like they like to be called.

I did not see anyone addressing you specifically as Democrat. If you are a member of the Democratic Party, I suggest you take it up with them. They identify their members as Democrats.
> To be consistent you need to represent ち as something other than `ti`

Why? What else would you be representing as 'ti'? たちつてと is the related line (e.g. verbs ending in ち become て when you put them in potential form) so romanising them as ta/ti/tu/te/to makes sense.
Related discussion about the S1 filing with 400 comments https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25082043
Checkout MDM and VMWare Airwatch definitively
I assume you mean God of War for PS2 that came out in 2005?
If you think Linux has no trade-offs in terms of security then you probably overestimate the security work that is invested into a lot of packages.
> The killer feature that AirBnB cracked was scaling.

And with Ruby on Rails that's nothing short of high magic.
I remember horror stories on HN that the newer touchpads are completely unusuable under Linux.

For both hardware and software reasons.

Apple hardware is not generic hardware you can buy off the shelves. Expecting driver problems is not odd because of that.
This is sort of what I'm getting at. The one-thread-per-core part should bring little to no benefit vs JDK+Loom, for example.
The thing that confuses me is the name of this site. Start up workers became hackers then get to be smug because they overspent $$ on a shiny turd?

I can understand smugness from those who contribute/maintain (what I understood by FOSS community), I don't understand the entitlement money brings.
Oh, thanks.

At least there seems to be a way to try and fight it.

What a mess, man...
That’s reading people’s mind. I do my own mind reading and I say that compliance to lockdown is down because people are fed up, and because the virus turned out to be nowhere near as dangerous as initially claimed by the media (I remember a headline dated from end of April from The Times claiming covid was as deadly as ebola...)
A deeper look at Wenyan, the programming language in Classical Chinese
Actually you can support free markets and prevent large corporations

Most large corporations become large not purely on market forces but because of Regulatory capture where by they slam the door on competing businesses by passing "consumer friendly" regulations that is in reality more focused on preventing new comers to the market

Why do you think Facebook is soo hell bent on getting regluations from the government on social media, because they know they will be one of the "stakeholders" that will help write them thus ensuring their market dominance

Why do you think Amazon is now in favor of National Sales Tax regulations, because now that they have to pay sales tax in all 50 states is favors them to have 1 regulation vs 3000

Why do you think Walmart now favors raising the minimum wage, because social and economic pressure has forced them to raise their own wages so they want to ensure all companies have to pay the same wages they are

Point to any large company that is in a position of market dominance and I will show the government regulations that allow them to operate in that way

hell the very basis of the corporation is a fictitious entity created by government to limit liability, the laws around those corporations (especially public corporations) are government regulations written by large corporations for their benefit, That is not a free market at all