skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Oh come on, when will everyone stop bitching about Pocket? It's decent if you use it and out of your way if you don't? Especially when the alternative is Chrome, which pushes it's shit on you constantly.

And regarding performance, I find it rather unlikely that you didn't experience a performance improvement, especially on mobile. Seriously try downloading the last build of Fennec and load the same webpage on it, then on Fenix (the new Firefox for Android). I've seen 2x load time improvements on plently of sites and the speedup seems to be proportional to how heavy the page is. Yes, Chrome still beats it at anything using JS, but even horribly slow things like GDrive are now completely usable on FF, even with many tabs.
CMake is the de-facto standard for C++ build systems - its not the simplest, but it does an outstanding job at being widespread and reliable.
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It’s not responsive and everything is too small to read on mobile.
I mean I'm pretty sure the cop spawning itself is a placeholder mechanism they just never got around to. If you think about, the crime-notification probably calls a "spawn law enforcement" handler which basically just runs the spawn economy and drops them in, with a comment along the lines of "TODO: waiting on NPC driving mechanics" (which are also missing).
>Hearing MacKenzie giving away 4B of her 60B is not really impressive because you can live pretty nice with even 1B. To put it in perspective, If I made 300k (my yearly salary) / month for my entire life, I still won't have 1B.

What you're doing is impressive and commendable, no doubt. But imagine if you didn't have any of those friends to give money to - how fo you then know how to allocate your money? Or let's scale up your salary so that you're now a millionaire. How do you divvy up that money in a useful way to your friends that are in need? There comes a certain point where your friends are no longer usefully absorbing money efficiently.

2.5k a month definitely helps out a couple with kids. Now if you increased the amount to 100k a month, would you say they're efficiently spending every penny, or would a portion of that be better spent given to other families? TBH, I think spending 4B in a year is already pretty good considering it takes a lot of time to figure out how to donate in an efficient matter, outside of straight up giving cash to everyone. Otherwise I could easily see these charitable donations getting soaked up by select brand name orgs that just sit on most of the money as a warchest.
As someone who is a lot less proficient in coding languages and speaks a bit of Spanish. It’s still really obvious. Not sure why anyone would think of them as equivalents aside from both being named a ‘language’
If you're trying to get the web site's mail server blacklisted, definitely.
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And some of them does a "sane" defined thing on some of the platforms, but enforcing them for all of the platforms would mean a lot of burden to the implementors working on those.
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Oh, the internet is fine and happy.

The "internet" deserves these outages to make people - and CEOs, CIOs, etc - realize that in-house ~~engineering~~ sysadmins used to exist for good reasons.
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$ ldd /usr/bin/grep
linux-vdso.so.1 (0x00007ffed59ab000)
libpcre.so.1 => /lib64/libpcre.so.1 (0x00007f387c8cf000)
libc.so.6 => /lib64/libc.so.6 (0x00007f387c705000)
libpthread.so.0 => /lib64/libpthread.so.0 (0x00007f387c6e3000)
/lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2 (0x00007f387c9aa000)

$ du -ch /usr/bin/grep `readlink -f /lib64/libpcre.so.1` `readlink -f /lib64/libc.so.6` `readlink -f /lib64/libpthread.so.0`
168K /usr/bin/grep
484K /usr/lib64/libpcre.so.1.2.12
3.1M /usr/lib64/libc-2.31.so
312K /usr/lib64/libpthread-2.31.so
4.0M total
Hope so. In general I’m a fan of GDPR but I’d be glad to see this one go
*does not take human nature into account
I've been surprised by this as well. I've always chalked it up to the fact that the average Hacker News commenter is likely a very rich Silicon Valley dev type that has a lot of USD stacked now and doesn't like to hear uncomfortable truths about money alternatives (no matter how cool and techy and decentralized and open source crypto is), now that they have a lot of it.
People will suggest running your own mail server, and if you have the time and energy then definitely do that.

But the next best thing you can do is simply just use your own domain. That way, you can at least decide to migrate your email elsewhere. Don't use the free domains you get from things like gmail or other providers, because then you have to _change_ your email address, and not just your MX records.
>they should be free to choose whether or not to engage in business with another entity

So, if the puritans and the advertisers in the US are against e.g. BDSM or feet fetisism, or whatever, people all around the world should just bend over and take it (pun intended) because the two monopolies in payment processing decided to make businesses offering them unviable?

Fuck this (pun intended). Payment processing should be like ISPs: neutral. If something is illegal, they sure can take it out. Anything else, it's not their place, and it's even less the advertisers place to exert undue influence.

Payment neutrality is just as important, and as required as net neutrality.
Russian?
I always liked x, xs and xss ("x", "x's", "excesses") but never sure if I'd have "got" them had I not been taught them in person...
Wonder if it will work with metal cases. I use a metal case so electric fires won't propagate out (yes, I had a mobo catch fire!), this would be another reason.
It always have been. You also get more spam, along with those that should not have been marked spam, but gmail does.
Assuming that someone who has read much Jack London and knows about his life would come to the same conclusions as you regarding his expertise on the matter is an easy trap to fall into.
> I guess those emails will be lost forever

Yes.
The CDC explicitly says not to use masks with exit valves [1] for that very reason. Some cities and counties have banned them [2]. American Airlines, and probably others, do not permit them on airplanes.

However, my point isn't that governments are successfully implementing effective mask mandates. They're not. My point is that I don't think people have a right to endanger others in public spaces. I think not wearing a mask is morally wrong. You should show more consideration for your fellow residents and get some proper, tight-fitting masks without valves, even if they're not as comfortable.

And while the "State" is slacking on enforcement, the grocery stores here have been good at tossing out people who aren't masked up. The social pressure has led to a lot of mask use. The 300-person wedding here that led to dozens of infections and several deaths has been named and shamed by the media, which should hopefully deter others. Society is much larger and more powerful than your "State," don't forget that.

1. https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-si...

2. https://www.forbes.com/sites/suzannerowankelleher/2020/05/26...
>If Facebook, Google, and Twitter decide you can’t use their platforms to reach your audience, you’re S.O.L. If you can’t take cards, you can at least take cash or check.

The fact that "less convenient way that put off 80% of customers" exists is no excuse for payment processors not being neutral.
> militias

Oh shut up...

The US Police is among the most militarized city-wide armed forces, you want to compare that with a mostly-unorganized group of random people protesting?

Policemen and policewomen with bulletproof vests and automatic rifles on one side, people throwing rocks on the other side.

Don't be silly.
Right, but generally the US government is not interacting with all people, it's interacting with Americans.
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Such a facility would definitely need regular maintenance.

And for a truly intelligent prisoner the weakest spot is not prison walls or the door, it's the keeper with the keys in his pocket.
I didn't but I did try Takeout and they weren't in it.

Either way my point is that this is a pretty serious bug and they haven't even acknowledged it! Not a good look.
> In order to avoid errors at link time due to conflicting symbols, we build BoringSSL with a custom prefix for all of its symbols which is based on the name and version of this crate. That way, even if multiple different versions of Mundane are present in the same dependency graph, none of the symbols from one version's BoringSSL will conflict with the symbols from another version's BoringSSL.

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Don’t they do it based not
on where you live (arguable they have no business knowing that) but on the location from which you access their services?
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>, she's helping more people than you are.

I think the fairer point is to generalise both her and OP's behaviour. If everyone at a professional salary level was giving as generously as OP we could go a lot farther than even every single multi-billionaire throwing in a few billion.

Truth is, the entire net worth of all American billionaires together pays for about one year of national healthcare give or take. We could fleece them all and it wouldn't get us that far in the long term.
Visa and MasterCard are private companies so they’re not bound by freedom of speech laws. If PornHub doesn’t like it, they can simply start their own credit card processing company.

I applaud Visa and MasterCard for shutting down the extremist content hosted by Pornhub (including rape, child rape, degradation of women, incest, and more). They are perpetuating and profiting from human trafficking and sex slavery. If that’s not hate speech, I don’t know what is, and it should be shut down, permanently.
Maybe. It's also quite possible that they felt so much pressure that they believed what they needed to believe rather than the reality.

IMO they should have just delayed the last-gen consoles. Would have sucked, but that would have avoided most of the backlash for another delay as well as that for the buggy console release.
I remember at one of my first jobs as IT staff we sometimes had to do some jobs with warehouse workers in another building, very friendly folks but quite blunt. One of them told my colleague: I married because it was cheaper than spending money on girls. At that time this comment put me off as terribly jerky on his part, I was really disgusted.

Thirty years later, having observed social dynamics, talking to many people of both genders, I’m no longer that judgmental. Moreover, I think the guy was probably a good husband and good father.
Then the anticorruption layer is vulnerable to corruption.
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In my experience, when you're an adult, people are too polite/reserved/caring/uncaring to correct spoken language errors for you. They'll be much more likely to infer what you meant silently, and react as if you'd spoken the sentence perfectly. In that sense, people are much more like a web browser in how they process your language than a compiler.
> The pursuit of minimizing my commute to work led me to move into an apartment with no temperature control. Given how common this is for downtown Chicago apartments with reasonable rent

What kind of third world shenanigans is this?
Ah I think I did not describe the repercussions of making exceptions (even if they are in highly specialized cases like this). If you allow yourself to make such exceptions, you diminish the motivation for you (or someone else) to fix the problem at the right place.
Most workarounds tend to live forever.
It's a cultural problem. The standards committee cares about security than micro-benchmarks on legacy hardware.
> In the UK, such sponsorships will be tax deductible only if you can answer this question in a satisfactory manner

As long as you can show the directors aren’t benefiting indirectly from this then I think it’s unlikely to be an issue, especially if you’re using the libraries in question? HMRC don’t require you to prove that you’re running your business to maximise profit, just that you aren’t disguising director payments as expenses.
Depends pretty much on which country we are talking about.
EFF jumped on this only because "marginalized voices" are getting impacted in their view, not literally everyone that consumes porn. Instead of thinking of the children they think of the sex workers.
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This have been tried. Languages like Perl and AppleScript was deliberately designed to feel more like natural languages. It turns out this lead to a worse programming language.
It would be odd to see the Information Commissioner (the UK's data protection regulator) as toothless

Given that the maximum penalty it can levy is £20m, it is completely toothless against any major corporation. BA got off with a slapped wrist after their fiasco. The GDPR looks good on paper but where exactly are these 4% of global turnover fines it was supposed to make happen?
>Loneliness is primarily a psychological state. A person who spends a lot of time alone, and is ok with that, is not lonely.

Not entirely though. Part of it can be self-dellusion, and the persons can still feel worse off for being alone even if introverted, but not consciously be able to process it. Humans are social animals, introversion can be part of a development issue (like being on the spectrum).
Totally agree with this. A weird hobby of mine is reading through dense legal contracts, government acts and things like double tax treaties. I enjoy it like I enjoy programming. The mental process I use for understanding these docs and thinking about how I would modify them maps very closely to the "board game" analogy made higher up in this thread.
Can I suggest the exact opposite? The best solutions are likely to come exactly from technology because technology solutions are systematic. The impact of government policy and individual action just doesn't scale in the same way.

Asking people to consume less meat, won't do anything - creating lab-grown meat and making it cheaper than the alternatives will phase out most factory farming by itself. Regulations on fossil fuels won't reach every country and won't persist with every change of government - making cleaner fuels more economically viable than fossil fuels will scale over the entire planet. This isn't an argument against regulations - until the tech catches up, regulations might be the best we can do but better and cheaper technology is always a more persistent option.

It's very similar to what is happening with coronavirus - you can have the government impose some measures, you can ask people to make responsible decisions but that is just buying time until technology actually solves the problem - invent a vaccine and you have the problem as close to solved as possible. I think the same goes with climate change, the difference is that for climate change we need a large number of really good technology solutions instead of just one.
Couldn't the assembly code be generated with constexpr?
This is really well-written. Detailed, clear, accessible and fascinating snapshot of real-world API design best practices.

Stripe has great products and great documentation. Clearly also some great engineers.
You "should not" repeat delivery in basically the same way the mailman "should not" knock a second time if he's told the recipient doesn't reside at the designated address. What "should not" means in these cases is: "knock only once, and assume you're being told the truth in the absence of further evidence to the contrary". But when you clearly saw the recipient reside there yesterday, it makes sense to try to knock and catch him again tomorrow. Because, you know, maybe something went wrong, e.g. maybe the person who opened the door didn't recognize the name (or whatever). At the end of the day, the mailman's job is to deliver the mail with minimal disruption, not to play hot potato with envelopes.
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> Whereas the idea of systematically translating an arbitrary natural sentence into a diagram just seems...nonsensical to me. I wouldn't even know where to begin.

we actually literally did this in high school. It was very informative for me.
This is really interesting, how do you overcome the acoustic differences of different key board and also the pressure differences among users
Can they also remove fbclid and similar garbage from URLs? I am tired of deleting that manually every time I want to share something.
Thanks, that's making it more clear.
vivalidi is open source https://vivaldi.com/source

you can't contribute to it like you can with something on github, but the source is open none the less
That “horse” is what anyone who is familiar with CDPR games would expect.
Also, I hope you’re being sarcastic (seeing the silly takes from some critics about how Cyberpunk is not the “future of gaming” they were expecting, I’m not sure anymore).
British users are no longer subject to EU protection

GDPR is fully incorporated into British law so can you clarify what you mean by this? Do you mean that the EU regulator has more teeth than its UK equivalent? Both seem to be equally useless in fact.
> board game

Legos with the all the rules of AD&D 2nd Ed.
Wouldn't the empirical success of GPT-3 in simple programming tasks itself be evidence against this interpretation?

Furthermore, GPT-3 is only a language model because it is trained on textual data. Transformer architectures simply map sequences to other sequences. It doesn't particularly matter what those sequences represent. GPT-2 has been used to complete images, for example: https://openai.com/blog/image-gpt/
Sure, but that doesn't contradict my statement in any way. The way the american president travels can be both insane, and yet still "slightly less offensive" than a dude who flies around with 17 jumbo jets just for his luggage. At least the american president travels as big as he does because of all the security, armoured car etc - that dude travels that big because he absolutely must have a swimming pool aboard his plane and enough staff to serve his every need whever he goes.
It is extremely distracting from the main content too. Whoever though this idea was good, needs to re-evaluate their decisions.
> fatalism never solves any problems

Fatalism solves problems of resource misallocation. You're better off putting in the effort to solve problems you can solve than putting in the effort to solve problems you can't solve. Assuming there's a limited amount of effort, fatalism will help you.
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Very cool, but the 3D illustration is off. Unless that record play speed is continuously variable, the aligned beats that come later in the animation should have a spiral-like pattern, otherwise the innermost rings would have a far faster rhythm.

Incidentally, a lot of sound engineers at the time would put tracks with less frequency dynamicism into those innermost rings to prevent records from skipping.
Have you already tried the devs who mention Kicad expertise in their CodeMentor profiles?

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This is copied from the latest Android beta changelist. For what it's worth one of my groups has been converted so it seems to be happening.

> Your Legacy Signal Groups will be automatically upgraded to New Groups so they can get in on the new features we recently released, like admins, @mentions, group links, and more. Upgrades don’t happen all at once or instantly, and some groups may not upgrade for a while.
Like COBOL?

Basing a computer language on a subset of English was done for several query languages, ranging from SQL to Attempto Controlled English (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attempto_Controlled_English).
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well if they keep removing features at the current rate then there will be nothing left soon enough
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This is not surprising at all. I was at an Indian firm a while back and due to arcane labor laws, we did not want to hire a network engineer but needed one to work with some Cisco equipment we were getting. We agreed to pay Cisco about $1000/month for 2 years to have an engineer on their books but placed at our firm. When the engineer was actually placed I learned from someone that he was being paid ~$100/month so Cisco was skimming about 90% of what we paid for him.
They tried that with COBOL and to a certain degree SQL. We would probably do a better job today, but the idea isn’t new.
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Still having error trying to fetch email from one Gmail account to another via POP3. Seem different from the error described in the post link.
I have over the years developed a similar template. It’s got usage, arg parsing, etc.

One thing I find incredibly useful, which doesn’t appear in the minimal template presented here (unless I’ve missed it), is the ability to run the program in a mode where it prints out debug info like variables getting set, function names and line numbers.

I add this to the start of every bash script:

if [ -n "$DEBUG" ]; then
echo "$0: Setting bash option -x for debug"
PS4='+($(basename ${BASH_SOURCE}):${LINENO}): ${FUNCNAME[0]:+${FUNCNAME[0]}(): }'
set -x
fi

Then to run with debug info printed just set DEBUG=1

Ideally there would be a debugger where you could step through code, but this is the closest I’ve found to that.
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