skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Fully agree.

From a technical perspective: Ignoring leaves the loop open. I don't know:
- if you ignore it on purpose
- or if you don't want to solve it or
- or if you don't have time or
- or if you just missed it
...

That's when I would re-send the message or do something else. A Win-Win would be sending a small "won't-fix" or whatever.
That's the exact problem. It's not a small number of cases anymore.

I read the documentation they put out about their plan to deal with this. The plan failed.

Currently these mutated cases are the biggest risk to this entire process, bigger even than wild type.

The only way to stop them is to immunize people against the subtype but they no longer are immunizing people because the immunization itself causes more mutated cases.

So this new mutated vaccine derived polio is spreading unchecked because young children are not immunized to it.

I suspect they may need to switch to using IPV to immunize, people but it will be ferociously expensive.
If you really want to pimp your microwave you can add a couple extra strong magnets externally to one pole of your magnetron. This asymmetry will prevent multiple loops by electrons around the magnetron's internal chamber and increase the spectral purity of your magnetron output. (because all electrons have the same energy the first trip, but multiple different energies the subsequent trips).
Jeff Bezos “Everything I know” (2009) [video]
This isn't true at all.

Depression stops you doing anything. It sucks all your energy and leaves you unable to get out of bed.

You seem to be arguing it is analogous to some kind of immune response. It's not and there is no evidence supporting that.
That’s why ZigBee in mesh/star topology exists. No wires except for the hub.
It's like 75% as good as Photoshop, which is pretty amazing for a JS app. I've found things like quality of masking refinement tools— an absolute must in my workflows— to be lacking.
No, cause woman is not a gatekeeper of relationship, men is (at least should be).
>since it simply isn't attractive to people with opposing views of those who did move.

I haven't seen a lot of evidence of this. If anything, it's the opposite. For example, David Pakman, Youtube political pundit and liberal grifter, joined Parler (I think just because Parler's CEO offered $20k to the first progressive with >50k twitter followers to signup) and he received very kind comments from people who largely dislike his politics.

https://parler.com/profile/dpakman/posts

Naturally, despite the warm welcome, Pakman never used the site. Because like most leftists, he's not interested in freedom of speech or reaching out to new audiences. He knows who his audience is, which are fringe leftists who hate anything like Parler, so he knows he has nothing to gain by using it.
> And if the bagasse is already being fully utilized as fuel, is this really going to be an environmental benefit? What will the sugar processing plants use as fuel instead? If it's oil (or coal), would this wind up being worse for the environment overall?

It will turn into a new cotton, or biofuel corn.

Environmentalist laws often have counterintuitive consequences.

Very often, new "technical" plants outprice food crops.
Ever play with Crystal? It's a very promising new language that's very much a copy of Ruby, down to the syntax.
I read the article on Taylor series. I think the best evidence that it was a good explanation is that at the end, I thought, “Duh. This stuff is all obvious. When does he get to the hard part?” Note, I’d never heard of Taylor series, and I am not a savant.

Tangentially, I remember a woman explaining Fibonacci numbers in a youtube video with sunflowers and pineapples about 8 years ago. Her handle was something like “the nerd girl” or “mathchick”. I can’t seem to find it again. Does this ring bells for anyone?

Edit: I should have tried harder before asking. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ahXIMUkSXX0
Yeah it's too late now, people already moved to data engineering ;-)

Joking aside, this is a very good overview of data science and engineering for the year 2020:

https://github.com/datastacktv/data-engineer-roadmap
It seems surprising that a lot of people from the developed world have so much to complain, not that I am insinuating their complains but I am looking at just how hard it is to live in a country like mine (Nigeria), despite the horrendous living conditions we are very much resilient in facing day to day life challenges and depression is uncommon among us especially the youths.
I can choose to drop Google any second. Dropping the EU government, on the other hand...

Also, the EU has failed to produce any viable alternative to Google mostly because of our shitty laws. Let's not pretend the hegemony of Google is some kind of imperialism that was forced on us.
It hasn't always been to this extent. People used to share a same basic set of facts about the world, based "mainstream" news media. Now there is little agreement about basic facts.
In this simple script you can, but eventually you need an loop or something and you realize you're kind of stuck:

before_loop; while something: step1; step2; after_loop;

Note that after_loop is still inside the loop. Also you can't have multiple colons on the same line, so this doesn't work either:

if test: do_this; else: do_that

That gives a syntax error
You can read the article from Le Point here https://www.pressreader.com/france/le-point/20201029/2853748...
I would _love_ to read more research about this, if anyone is aware of any. This aligns with my (unsubstantiated) intuition as well.
Politicians are public figures, if someone wants to call them a 'traitor' and/or 'oaf' to their friends, that's fine.

If people are harassing each other, well, there are laws for that too.
Sadly both platforms are practicing censorship and are being run by people that think they are best suited to distinguish between good and evil. Reality is usually not black and white, which is why it is sad to see many platforms these days pushing strict narratives.
Certainly not that directly.

There are things which can contribute to depression: stress, lack of agency etc.

But they won't cause depression in everyone, while someone who is susceptible to depression will fall into depression without those - but they make it more likely.
I’ve code reviewed over 750 pull requests at Amazon. Here’s my thought process
Learning all VSCode shortcuts evolved my developing habits in unexpected ways
Oh, interesting. I always thought JPEG2000 failed to catch on mainly because of patent encumbrances, not for quality reasons.
Well said! Makes me think about the scope of tribalism before the internet. Without a doubt there was some, perhaps to a lesser degree though? I think certain views/opinions were more privately kept, perhaps shared with family members and close friends but very rarely shared with people outside their inner circle -- everything you said had your name attached to it and thus carried risks. I suppose you could write newspaper columns under a pseudonym, maybe mask your voice/face on radio or TV, but that was likely the most anonymous you could be. The internet is more or less anonymous by default. Should users be allowed to hide behind anonymity? I have to say yes because otherwise it just feels like 1984.

I think that it's possible to minimize tribalism by enabling civil discussion that shares many perspectives, with all hostility removed (and perhaps minimal emotions), and most importantly, let the audience form their own opinions. I really think that technology can solve this. Like all ideas, success is entirely dependent on implementation.
So what you are recommending is that we prevent people from escaping censorship - is that right?
Yeah, Inkscape is great. Maybe Linux works for working exclusively with on-screen assets? Not there if you do a lot of print work/layout. It's not that there aren't any tools for it, it's just that the tools aren't even close to as smooth or productive.
That's why your recruit the talent too.
Those personalities you mention (Shapiro, Adams, etc) are artifacts of the prior platforms. It's meaningless if not better that they do not move. What makes this exciting is new characters and economics will emerge.

Former British PM Tony Blair once related an anecdote about why he decided to run for the leadership, when Labour had just lost hard in an election and he heard their campaign lead rant, "I can't believe it, the people voted against us...what's wrong with them?" And that is how he saw his opportunity.

Between this cultural shift, tons of idle cash sitting on balance sheet sidelines looking for productive assets and growth, and a winter of semi-lockdowns ahead of us with nothing to do but code, next summer is going to be the most epic year for startups since '96-97. That is, assuming civilization isn't wiped out, but I'm pretty well hedged.
Here’s a quick litmus test to determine if you have an eating disorder. Are you an unhealthy weight? If the answer is yes then you should take a hard look at your eating and exercise habits. An unhealthy weight is the primary effect of (virtually) all eating disorders.
I literally removed the "Issues" tab from Github, so IMHO it should be clear that issues are not accepted.
Cool to see Onyx here. I liked his tools for Google Apps downloads so much that, a long time ago, despite seeing the open source version, I paid for the pro key. Highly recommend!

(We link to his site for the paid for version, so I will not dupe.)

https://github.com/onyxbits/raccoon4
Bit of an aside, but are you saying you are flying an EDF glider?
That's completely incorrect.

Depression is a harmful state that the body may not be able to correct on its own.

Sleepiness is part of the natural circadian rhythm.
Linus cucked to the SJW mob, there is no "go fuck yourself" any more. If you ignore them you will be removed for violating the community guidelines.
> I dont use any google services except maps

you may have gotten that wrong

'google play services' is software package (app) that sits between the os (android) and the (other) apps. it provides a lot of middleware like maps and push-notifications. it has grown in power to the point that an android phone without them is pretty much pointless, hence micro-g tries to substitute.
Wow this is very cool! Do you know how people achieve something that works like FFT but without much latency? Go example an EQ that you can draw any shape of.
Maybe but the 'mainstream media' seems to have some connection to physical reality.
It's disturbing to think the socio-technological phenomenon that let my fun, happy community grow to multiple 10k+ person conventions and hundreds of smaller ones worldwide also gave actual Nazis and various schools of white supremacy a new life.
And you likely meant this, but I have often discovered, or provided, patches.

Upstream may not care about them, but they can help others with edge cases too.
Ask HN: How can a C++ SDE transition to a full stack position?
I held a C++ developer position at a big co until recently. Because work was unfulfilling, I kept working after work on some web app projects using React, Nodejs, Django, GraphQL etc. (nothing is publishable at this point in time though). I find full stack development to be a lot more suitable to my style (I'm a generalist) and enjoyable.

Realistically, how can somebody like me be considered for a full stack position? If I have to have a portfolio, what would be a respectable project that would help me sell myself well?
You can fire customers easier than quitting jobs. I fire customers daily. If you are reliant on 1 customer then it's not a business, it's a hobby.

Edit: Also you can be ethical.
The reason why they aren't profitable is because there is a war going on right now between food delivery apps. That war costs money.

At some point only one or two will be left standing and that's when they'll start to make a profit.
What's the acronym?
Any recommendations as to the best way to support this / other Foss phones ? This obviously includes how to get a phone but i assume there is other ways?
Well I'm saying if he did pull the troops out he'd be doing the country an Biden a service, basically matter how he pulled out.
It takes two willing people to form a relationship. There is no single gender being a "gatekeeper" - all people are different and enter relationships for different reasons.
The last two sentences say that censorship is not a functional solution to the problem and that we need to find something better, so I’d say very definitely no.

I’m not the person you responded to, of course, but I don’t see how you could’ve read their post and thought they were advocating for inescapable censorship.
I just blocked all network connections for softwareupdated so it can't check for updates.
The problem is that real world, physical business data is taken from what one can get, not what one would want. And usually "what the business was collecting for (unrelated purpose)."

This means it has nearly infinite caveats and assumptions. A specifications doc or readout will never sufficiently express all of these. Especially if humans were involved in the data generated.

Consequently, the most useful data products are going to turn on whether of not you (did this small thing) to (correct for this obvious bias or flaw that anyone familiar with the industry knows).
You can tweak the definition to take advantage of whatever your language DOES allow. He alludes to this during the Q&A at the end. For instance: two expression are equal if (and only if), for all possible contexts C, you have C[e1] and C[e2] send the same bytes to standard output.
For this hypothetical question assume the license is irrelevant. (Assume the most legal tight license known)

But an answer referencing a license you would not break to clone/sell would make an interesting point.
I don’t know where you’re located, but I live 2 miles from downtown and it takes at least 15 minutes to drive there. So the restaurant would need to see my order, immediately start cooking, and drive immediately to me after it’s done to accomplish the same.

Plenty of other problems, but our urban/suburban sprawl presents challenges.
I agree. Iteration speed and the ability to debug applications are the biggest downsides for me as well when developing Serverless applications.

To make debugging at least a bit easier, I prefer doing structured logging (e.g. by utilizing AWS Lambda Powertools [1]) to get the ability to query the logs efficiently with CloudWatch Insights [2]. Also AWS X-Ray [3] is really valuable to understand how a Serverless application behaves.

[1]: https://github.com/awslabs/aws-lambda-powertools-python

[2]: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonCloudWatch/latest/logs/Ana...

[3]: https://aws.amazon.com/xray/
Just because there have been high profile cases which fit the narrative of what you already believe doesn't mean that that is an accurate picture of reality.

The data simply do not comport with the position you are advocating. Here's some old (2005) data: https://www.bjs.gov/index.cfm?ty=pbdetail&iid=653

- 20% of people in US had contact with police in the year.
- 9/10 people reported police acted properly
- 44 million people with interactions, only 1% of those had violent conflict involved with the interaction, that's 440 thousand incidents

Hell, even the left-leaning WaPo tried to use data to buttress their/your argument and it's just plain embarrassing: https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/investigations/polic...

- 1000 people shot by police in 2019
- they actually removed the numbers for unarmed, because it was so dismal for their message
- less than 50 "unarmed" black people killed by police in 2019

Take an honest look at these numbers and then please try again to justify your position about how there's a "high chance that the individual will end up shot by the police" because by the light of the data you're living in a fantasy land.
Anyone who watches Fox News is exposed to it, and the first time someone corrects them, they're liable to double-down. So, no, I don't think it's a fringe thing at all.
I guess extrados is much more important than intrados in terms of aerodynamics (planes "never" carry anything above their wings, only below them)
Most Mastodon instances blocked Gab trying to federate with them so there's little benefit at this stage trying to link with the fediverse.
The danger in 'clear and present danger' of yelling in the crowded theater is specifically and intentionally causing panic where people are likely to get hurt. As others have mentioned, though, it's complicated. The original poster was suggesting we need new laws targeting the amplification of social media, which could limit false and damaging speech. My suggestion is that existing speech, slander, and libel laws apply. The 'amplification' of social media gives individual voices more reach and clout, similar to yelling. Social etiquette, law enforcement, and the judicial system have yet to adapt.
Yeah I can think of it that way. But I don't want to. I want a batteries included ide as lightweight as vim and as powerful as Clion, not two tools.

Currently you see a bunch of programmers divided into two camps. Those that prefer the vimish style and those that don't want to deal with the yak shaving and prefer tons of features.

The thing is these qualities are not actually tradeoffs in principle they are only tradeoffs by circumstance.
Poverty is a multiplier for racial discrimination. At some level of "poor", a white person's circumstances can certainly be materially as bad as a (wealthier) black person's. But, as a comparison: no one is going to arrest Michio Kaku or Carl Sagan for breaking into his own house because he forgot his key.
"people are finding ways around it" was his main gripe with censorship.
We're very new, so you may not find a big audience, but it's growing quite quickly. https://gurlic.com

Here's one of your posts I just shared on the python community as an example.

https://gurlic.com/python/post/328703081208348677

My comment history has more about it. We have communities, publications, galeries and more. Lots of options for customization, custom domain support etc.
> I'm pretty sure that your agreement with your card company includes that you must not let anyone else touch the card, let alone take it away.

In the US this is the standard way restaurants work, and it is very strange when they do not work this way. At the low end there will sometimes be a cashier who accepts payment.
You could greatly benefit from Prof. Leonard Susskind's lectures on quantum mechanics and QFT on Youtube (Standford university's channel), which are very accessible. A great physicist who happens to be a great teacher and who gets all the deep interconnections involved. This is one playlist (he has many more): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JzhlfbWBuQ8&list=PL84C10A9CB...
Americans love building single-storey detached houses on big lots. And when they build an upper floor, they love complex roof systems where almost every upper floor window has a first floor roof or porch below it.

This means problems like fires spreading to adjacent buildings and fires trapping people where they can't escape are much reduced; you'd never see a repeat of the great fire of London in an American suburb because there's practically a fire break between every single home.

This is made affordable by America's vast tracts of land and high rates of car ownership.
If you can figure out how to disable SIP, you can figure out how to disable Keystone. The latter is probably a much better idea.
it's pre-ordered food for a single meal, not a last minute order.

There is a very big single reason the model for last minute order has limited efficiency: how many stops can a delivery driver make before the last delivery is unacceptably late? Basically the suburbs are out of the game, places with prevalent traffic lights are out of the game, that mostly lives bikes/mopeds in the hearts of old world cities.
The problem with Facebook's censorship isn't one of scale. I think they're pretty good at censoring large numbers of people, as we've seen over the last several years.

The problem is with determining the standard by which people are censored. Currently, like most large social media companies, Facebook's standard is largely arbitrary, opaque and unequally enforced. Posting audio of Melania Trump's personal phone calls is fine, even though it violates Facebook's policy on posting someone else's personal data without their permission, but posting the contents of Hunter Biden's laptop receives an instant ban. Posting info about the Steele Dossier was fine, even though none of it was verified, but posting any articles about the Biden Ukraine scandal received bans...because none of it was verified.

I'm less concerned with censorship and more concerned with the censorship standard being uniformly applied, and right now, on most sites, it's not.

Most of the staff they use to censor people are young people with left-leaning politics, so even well meaning censors will inadvertently censor conservatives far more often and without explanation.

I think minds.com probably does censorship the best. There's a public log of what gets removed, and it can be appealed to a public group of randomly selected users to judge whether or not the removal was warranted. That's both scalable (since they don't have to hire thousands of moderators) and is responsive and accountable to the community it's trying to foster.
The Scientist’s Linux Toolbox
I'm depressed and I really can't do much about it.

I need to find a job to work part-time during my studies so I can afford rent, I need to do my degree so I can stay legal in this country and not have to go back to where it would be unsafe for me, I need to find a full-time job with visa sponsorship so I can stay after my degree is done to be able to stay.

I need to contribute at least a day or two worth of time every few weeks to my hobby to keep it alive and me - sane.

I need to cook for myself to save money.

I've no luck finding any jobs one way or another despite applying for loads I don't know if it's just me being a graduate with little work experience or the economy, probably a bit of both.

It's hard to do my hobby good when I feel like there are more pressing important responsibilities around. It's hard to give a heck about university when it's all online-only because of COVID.

Cooking for myself requires going outside to buy groceries. Anxiety intensified by the other things makes that difficult.

Things were looking up for me in September, graduating, being accepted to a new degree but now it's all just like an illusion fading away. Every time I wake up, I'm crushed by the pressure of all those things and just choose to scroll the internet for 12 hours a day and go to bed as soon as possible.
Rust module system explained (video for beginners)
I've been leaning on an online .gitignore generator [1] as of late. Just punch in whichever combination of OS, Build Tool, and Development Environment you're using, and it provides some reasonable defaults that filter out IDE config files, temporary files, build output, and other undesirable shrapnel.

As an added bonus, the site outputs a URL that can be easily fetched with your command line tool of choice and output directly to a .gitignore file.

[1] https://www.toptal.com/developers/gitignore formerly known as [2]
[2] https://gitignore.io is the easier-to-remember entry point.
Something seems suspect here.

There is just no way that small unit could generate near enough thrust to make a real difference.

I think we need to look deeper into this claim
You can also use multiple hubs (HomeKit and various third party apps support this - the Hue app does, but IIRC you have to manually switch between them).
I just need you all to pony up and buy me one. Presume that’s ok?