skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I am not against the right of repair. What I am against, is the government introducing laws that make innovation impossible, or extremely difficult, for companies based on europe, with the end result being that they cannot compete with companies based elsewhere, where standards for compliance or certification or not as strict.
Can it not he argued that the recent phenomenon of cancelling / treating those accused of these acts as criminals and trying to ruin their livelihoods, means applying a criminal level of evidence is warranted?
ClickHouse presentations are almost 100% in HTML [1].

All of them are based on Shower [2] and to prepare a new presentation I just copy-paste previous presentation and edit HTML directly... actually very understandable and convenient even for C++ developer.

- [1] https://github.com/ClickHouse/clickhouse-presentations
- [2] https://shwr.me/
Yep, who cares that racism and sexism can go on and create a disproportionately hostile environment for just some people right! "I don't see anything bad happening to me, so everyone shouldn't care either!"

Thankfully even if the world doesn't act that way, the majority (for now) aren't evil enough to also blatantly proclaim that this is also fine.
Amusing Siri bugs
Come on man, the poor bastard needs to make the payments on his wife’s X5. Have a little compassion.
Well personally I want to learn Go but I'm also asking in general to get an idea what worked for others.

I work mostly in server-side apps with Python and I thought trying Go is a good idea.
For context, this is the fab that manufactures Apple silicon, including the new 5nm M1 chip.
> The housing crisis is really a people refuse to leave Toronto and Vancouver crisis, no matter how little they make.

This is because there are two working adults in most families nowadays and not just one.

So, if you move, your salary increase must account for the time your partner doesn't have salary or has decreased salary. In addition, your salary increase needs to account for the fact that you will have to move back to the city when, not if, your job disappears.

That means that your salary has to go up a LOT in order to leave the city area.

A 25% salary increase isn't enough incentive--your salary effectively needs to double. And the way you make that happen? You hook up with a FAANG and move to one of the overcrowded, overpriced cities.

A lot of our current economic ills are because you need two salaries in order to survive in this economy, and it freezes the migration of labor.
What are the advantages of switching to an interpreted runtime?

Btw I used htmx for a small project a few months ago and it was super easy to get working. Definitely recommend it, and looking forward to trying out 1.0 as soon as I have a chance!
Hi Peter,

I am a computer science masters student on F1 visa(I am from India) graduating in May 2021. I want to start my own company soon after. Is it possible for me to start my company on OPT? If yes, how can I continue to work after my OPT expires?
Ultimate solution is a mind machine unification and living on a server farm travelling through the cosmos
You can use the hx-target to target other elements in the DOM:

https://htmx.org/attributes/hx-target/

You can also use Out of Band swaps to replace arbitrary DOM content:

https://htmx.org/docs/#oob_swaps
This is basically a verbose version of the countless sayings that state something along the lines of...if you think the same as others, you’ll get the same results.
Albeit he’s speaking about the initial temperament / mindset of the individual, which is something I guess.

What is quite ironic is that this is written by Pg, who’s institution has become one of the most conformist. To generalize and draw out the point clearly - Yc invests in tech companies (most conformist type of business nowadays) that are incredibly de-risked since those that make the yc. Arches usually have ‘traction’/ revenue etc.
(Ie, odds are that today, yc wouldn’t invest in 2 designers looking to disrupt hospitals)
OK, so you actually have not personally taken a product through certification, that you yourself developed. I have actually done that, in europe, and I can tell you it was far from "uneventful". If you work for a company with lots of resources to handle all of that process for you, and all you need to do is shuttle a few emails back and forth, then your experience is irrelevant.
> Babysitting employees is not really a function of the employers.

If an employee was sexually harassing female employees, should the company do something or should it not babysit employees?
Yes, if you need that kind of service, then you're going to have to pay for it. That goes without saying.

Better yet, get the office to pay for it, if they're going to be so demanding.
Unfortunately, laws like these have other side effects you didn't consider.
the bait is that reference counting is (often considered to be) a type of garbage collection, and that correction is frequently made in comment threads

and hey, here we are
It would seem foolhardy to lug a crazy-expensive, fragile carbon fiber bike up a stairwell on a regular basis. It would be easy to damage it that way.
It could potentially be used with a novelty search algorithm, finding papers that are plausible but sufficiently dissimilar to anything in the training set.
Now that you mention this I've seen this pattern happen and it repeats. Usually all we see is the end: a medium blog telling us why they left so and so company. They always give a reason that sounds like someone is still figuring out why they left their "dream job" without ever getting to the core. This happens more with big companies like "Stripe" than we like to believe. We sell ourselves in the comments section on how great "Stripe" is to work at while employees are being crushed with 60 hour weeks.

It does show in the products. Great products like "Stripe" start out wonderful but in time slowly move away from that initial greatness into products that slowly get worse and the company lives on in a shadow of what they once were.
> You can be racist about other minorities even while enthusiastically supporting one minority group

How do you in your mind construct a person with this kind of mindset? Historically, a lot of "racism" or other kinds of ethnic "othering" hatred was between very similar ethnicities - e.g. Nazis and Jews, or Japanese & Chinese & Korean. Even nowadays the "racist" far factions in the US are "white supremacist", and dislike pretty much everyone across the board - Jews, blacks, lations, ...

So my prior is that it would be highly unlikely to find a non-trivial number of people who are racist against blacks yet pro Asians, let alone a whole industry (in California, a generally left-wing state!).
Nature seems to be trying, using, iterating and reusing all over the place, walled gardens be damned.
Personal attacks will get you banned on HN so please don't post like this. If you'd read https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and take the intended spirit to heart, we'd appreciate it. Note this one: Be kind.
Assist Up to 20 mph ~ 32 km/h

Range 45 miles ~ 72 km

Power 250 watts

Weight 26 lb. ~ 11.8 kg
Asian who spent a decade in Texas - numerous occassions where blatantly racist people would consider me as "one of the good ones" and ask questions like "why are Indians so smart?"; There are the good races and then there are the bad ones you see! In fact the racist ones were especially nice to Asians to try to emphasize they're not blindly racist, just against the criminals and illegals!
Forgive me for sounding daft. I feel reluctant taking one Tylenol pill nevermind anything close to this - how exactly have you had at least eight friends die? Was it accidental? Uncontrolled dosage? Suicide? Do you forget that you had taken it already?

I keep hearing about the opioid deaths and the crisis but what exactly happens that these people overdose on it?
Beautiful bike, but very disappointed to see a standard drivetrain. For a commuter I'm only interested in one with a belt drive and internal gearing. I'm not sure why these drivetrains are not becoming more common, especially for commuters.
I think hn itself is a counterpoint to your assertion. The toxic culture hasn't really "emerged" here as it has on countless other platforms, due primarily to ruthless call-out/moderation/shadow banning etc.
Stay out of the US for the amount of time required annually to qualify for expat/travel health insurance.

https://www.worldnomads.com/usa/travel-insurance/long-term-t...
> The message was I can't believe people made comments with the points above.

Again, where was that said? Disbelief is expressed nowhere in the post.

Even if that was the message, what in the world is the reply adding here?

The post is basically:

- points out the poster is emotionally invested in being discriminated against

- "well racism exists in 2020 idk what to tell you"

- You shouldn't expect people have any sort of productive discussion about the article

All of that is then followed by then saying they misrepresented everything. I'm not even directly tied to this in any way, and that made my blood boil a bit. The first line really sets the tone by leading with an apology, yet posting still. It ends in confusion while contributing nothing and basically saying "well the world is shit, expect it" but also trying to argue that all of this isn't shitty at the same time, tacitly adding to the racism. It's just incredibly unempathetic and doesn't really serve a purpose.

And yet, we have people now commenting in detail on the linguistic interpretation of the post to try and eke out some case for the response. What is this even for?
Kids tested with no symptoms had the same viral load in their nasal cavities as symptomatic cases so there's little reason to believe they were less effective spreaders than a person showing symptoms.

https://www.uchealth.org/today/the-truth-about-asymptomatic-...
> 4/ So Apple simply cheated. They added Intel's memory-ordering to their CPU. When running translated x86 code, they switch the mode of the CPU to conform to Intel's memory ordering.

Uh, no. Implementing TSO in a highly performant way is not "cheating", it's a difficult engineering feat. And no, TSO is not some fancy Intel thingy. It's a standard memory model.
Some things I can think of:

- no jQuery dependency

- trigger filters: https://htmx.org/attributes/hx-trigger/

- HTML validation integration: https://htmx.org/docs/#validation

- Out of band swaps: https://htmx.org/docs/#oob_swaps

- htmx has a more advanced swapping mechanism (swap and settle, not documented well yet) that makes it easier to use CSS transitions
Well yes it started off for prototyping and then I kept adding more features like JavaScript middleware and token validation... I have used it as a backend for quite a few private projects of mine.

Regarding indexing json... here's how I do it:

proc createIndex*(store: Datastore, indexId, field: string) =
let query = sql("CREATE INDEX json_index_$1 ON documents(json_extract(data, ?) COLLATE NOCASE) WHERE json_valid(data)" % [indexId])
store.begin()
store.db.exec(query, field)
store.commit()

Basically, SQLite supports indexes in arbitrary expressions and so you can use it in conjunction with json_extract. In this case, field is an arbitrary json path.

I then added a REST API in LiteStore to create (JSON) indexes... in that way you can make your queries more performant based on the specific json documents that you store in the data store.
I used this for a pretty casual work presentation. It came out nicely and the presentation went without a hitch. I liked the flexibility in slide progression (you can easily create a graph of sorts to pick different paths to go through as a presenter, instead of just a linear progression). But honestly I struggle to think of many cases where you really need HTML/JS for your presentation.
One of the weirder murders was in “The Nine Tailors” by Dorothy L Sayers, featuring Lord Peter Wimsey and much church bell ringing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Nine_Tailors
This Week in Matrix 2020-11-27
On one hand I feel sorry for them because they hired Oracle but on the other hand they did approve that legislation that you can tell the Australian government on private communications without impunity.
Absolutely agree with you. We are on the same page here.
more flexibility and easier to make it async-transparent since the interpreter runtime is basically a built in continuation system :)
The initial problem has to be thought of and abstracted in language.

It merely gets translated into math after that - math being a tool used to attempt to solve that problem.

No one thinks and speaks purely in math. It must be language, then math, then language again to help describe and explain the solution which was found using math.
It also virtually guarantees me a lot of money. I see no reason for Bitcoin to stop growing. Cryptocurrency is a brilliant concept that has no equal.
And why does this stereotype of aggressive black men persist? Who promotes it?
I don't have a book recommendation handy. It's "just" a combination of two neat techniques. Get books on each of those and understand them each, and you have the combination.

GA has been well discussed here, so, the other half:

Projectivization is a fairly standard trick even for normal geometry. It's adding an additional dimension, which is in most contexts just set to 1. (Projective actually just means treating all points on a ray as equivalent; this loses the dimension you just gained

It lets rotations and translations be treated in a nearly uniform manner, and lets you do rotations around points that aren't the origin. It's used all over the place in much graphics code (usually under the name homogeneous coördinates). The last section of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homogeneous_coordinates discusses this briefly.

For online resources for the combination: another commenter has recommended https://bivector.net/ , and it looks okay, with sections specifically on 2 and 3 dimensional projective geometric algebra.

There is also the nice C++ header library klein: https://www.jeremyong.com/klein/
Leadership creates friction too.

It’s advertising for one set of priorities, which introduces friction for others. Friction is amoral. Leadership can be immoral (in which case, removing leadership can be a good thing).

But I think I’m the specific case I illustrated (management without leadership) few of the qualities you allude to will be much in evidence. Managing for the sake of managing is, well, bureaucracy, isn’t it?
Can you point to where this bug report was? I'll take a look at what happened.
Unless changed in the past couple of days - It still needs approval. So be UK, China and USA approval needed of varying degree's. That said, I don't foresee any hurdles, but the ink not been signed yet.
Simple question: have race issues become more or less of a problem since going 100% remote?
Why would dark matter be pulled away sooner/faster than regular matter in this scenario?
Thought-Control Tactics Narcissists Use to Confuse and Dominate You (2019)
Moby Dick is about 1MB.

2000x for any number of tabs for mostly text data is still quite ridiculous.
that is the most obnoxious site ive ever seen :D
i believe in this case cheating is being used to mean that they were clever, working around the problem, not doing anything wrong
I remember the health minister describing an r value below one as being a budget available to spend.
It's a young product, and still in beta (free during the betas in exchange for your feedback): https://photostructure.com/faq/why-photostructure/ (I'm the author)
Could you show me this list of racists you're referring to, with regards to this HN thread and the dangers of disputing the racism of Coinbase's management?
Jason Fung in, I think, his second solo book, has a list of citations.
Got married, submitted adjustment of status forms, received notice of action 1, waiting for biometric appointment.
Fascinating idea. I guess the current format is the result of over head transparencies or basically a book format. No reason to stick with it, unless you have to be conservative.

Anyway, do you use a template? Or any tooling?
No worries, glad that worked! I have support for offline mode, and even though it's set up to try and get resources from the network first, it seems to often pull from the local cache even when it shouldn't. I'll have to try digging into that issue some more
Well I mean that pretty sincerely. I think people find it fun to be outraged. I don't think people genuinely care enough to learn who the involved parties are, and make a sincere proposal on what went wrong.
Oh, I don't disagree. But didn't you have situations in which the amount of adequate responses you can give is a small set?

So even if somebody were to predict all your possible responses that still doesn't mean that you don't have free will. You do. But your choice set might be limited at the time.

I might be nitpicking here though. If what you are getting at is "I let my spontaneous reaction pass silently in my head and THEN analyze how should I really respond" then I am in full agreement -- I trained myself to do that too and I found it to be the option that maintains my inner peace much better.
As I said, "there are plenty of times a library or framework is a better choice".

An egregious example of what I'm referring to is what we saw with the left pad library. That always blew my mind because the amount of effort to find a library, learn it, include it, and use it, seemed really high for the functionality. I don't understand why it saw such adoption - I wouldn't even -think- to Google that functionality as a library; I'd just write it (if I was unaware of the string method, which to be fair, I only know of because of the leftpad kerfuffle).

A game engine is an example where learning the framework is assuredly going to be faster; you'd need a better reason to write your own, and as a dev manager I'd be pushing back on it hard (whether it was coming from the devs or the business).
Great tool ! Is is open-source ?
I think it's good for showcasing slides on your personal website.
Agree on DevonThink. Unfortunately I have recently left the Apple ecosystem and have not found a good replacement for this for Windows 10. Almost everything else has been replaced or was cross platform.

(The other thing is Foreflight, which may keep me as an iPad owner solely for that. Sigh.)
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I'm not convinced by that.

Cherenkov radiation is still light/electromagnetic energy, and it still must obey the speed of light (Causality) through the water, which means it will still be slower to arrive from source to observer at a slower speed than it would have had it been travelling through a vacuum.
People are writing neg. reviews of scented candles not realizing they cant smell
I know you haven't read his work because he specifically deals with the starvation thing multiple times.
White people who are afraid of Black people, I'd imagine.
I was a DOS user at the time the Mac first came out and there were a few Macs around my grad school. My recollection is similar to yours. The fix on DOS might be something arcane related to config.sys files or whatever but if you banged at it long enough you could often (though certainly not always) get something to work eventually. Macs were more likely to just work out of the box. But if it didn't, you pretty much gave up because there was much less to twiddle with.
Escaped infected Danish mink could spread Covid in wild
huh, ETP must be blocking unpkg...

I'll move that into the /js directory instead, thanks for the heads up
You're saying they made 12bn dollars that they would not have if they didn't do all of this stuff? I kind of doubt it. I'm not expert on Purdue Parma, but I'm guessing this whole escapade will be EV negative for them.
Custom Outline Style with CSS
I guess I understand the ARM behavior, but both this thread and the original one talk about x86 retain/release being faster on M1 as well.

That's the part I'd love someone knowledgeable to explain.
Two things I've learned never to criticize on HN: derailleurs and rail transit. Fair warning...
Shower looks nice but reveal.js has some really great features like a blank screen button and presenter mode with notes a timer and the next slide.

You can make reveal.js slides in a gui at slides.io
Good Fermilab video explaining how the slowdown works: https://youtu.be/CUjt36SD3h8
> They don’t know how to get women on a panel

> they don’t know how to get qualified people of color in positions to change things

These aren’t the kinds of things that someone running a business should be concerned with.

Don’t be condescending. Women and “people of color” don’t need to be rescued and hoisted up into a business artificially. They are perfectly capable of joining the workforce through the same doors as all other people.
There's also a lot of (bull) shit you will end up carrying water for with this attitude. People cannot be given a blank check for societal greivance based on ethnicity.
You misspelled nuclaer.

First step to an exo-earth settlement is going to be sending the biggest reactor that will fit on a rocket. Two of them, actually.[1]

Whether its digging, breathing, or making rocket-fuel pretty much everything is going to require, by earth standards, gobs of power. Last thing you'd want to do is operate in a power-starved or even power-adequate environment.

[1]Plus, to be fair, enough backup solar or RTG to keep people alive in case of reactor failure.
K6: Like unit testing, for performance
I believe that the author is facing what I call the "KTX" problem: you want features K,T, and X, but there is no tool on the market that offers exactly those features. Instead you can have a horrendously complex product with all A-Z features, or you can live without some features.

To address this, I've been developing a framework I call Web Widgets. These are mini web-apps that run completely in the browser, but send data back to SQLite files on the server. Because the server is pretty simple, it can host a wide variety of apps, so users can build their own tools using only JS+HTML code. I've used Widgets for fitness, diet tracking, personal productivity, mood tracking, and even learning Chinese characters. I am now opening up the system so it can be used by other people, if you are interested check out this page:

https://danburfoot.net/widgets/main.html

I am offering free accounts, free tech support, and even free development for early adopters.
I did something along those lines a few years ago but the scripts for it are long since gone. The basic workflow was to compose the deck in LibreOffice and then do a few conversions:

- ODT -> PDF
- PDF -> directory of PNG images

Then all you need is a basic web page with an image and some nav buttons, coupled with some JS that knows the list of files and can update the image's URL based on nav button clicks. At the end you have a portable web slide deck.

Fancier setups are definitely possible (you could for example mimic multi-monitor presenter mode by having multiple
pages where one drives the other via websockets, or even just add a timer and presenter's notes) but it gets
around having to hope that the other side has a decent PDF reader or a presentation editor that likes your preferred file format.
Would the NYT just go off and... write an ideological hit piece?

Impossible!
How do you capture terminal to gifs?
Adding PoisonValue for representing poison value explicitly in IR