skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
you can solve underfetching and overfetching in a normal restful API, you can have optional entity relationship fetching on query/params, and also user defined queries.

This might be hard/tiresome when you're hand writing SQL queries but this is where query builders and ORMs really shine.

IMO I wouldn't reach for graphQL unless I have a lot of entities and a lot of nested relationships (or an actual graph), it can get either very tiresome to add or overly complex or tightly couples your DB layer when you have deeper nested relationships
How long will the gas grid keep working without electricity? Sure, the pressure is likely maintained from a reservoir, but many of the control systems likely depend on electricity, and I could imagine some being fail-safe (solenoids holding valves open and shutting if power fails).
I remember thinking the reverse, 14-15 years ago.
FirstNet went down but they brought up a SatCOW to re-enable it in the area immediately around the bombing. That CO hosted lots of PSAP, ESInet and FirstNet gear. Other SatCOWs are being brought online in the area.
Luchins and Luchins water jar experiment
The rules that apply to countries is different than those that apply to non countries. Declaring war doesn't change much. Many terrorist groups declare war before blowing stuff up, it doesn't let them off the hook.
> The pharmacist explained that caffeine reduces headaches.

Also, IIRC, caffeine specifically has been identified to help with migraines, not headaches more generally.
VS is definitely one of the better C++ IDE's (if you're programming on Windows, at least); but I've found CLion to be a decent alternative on Linux (and macOS, but I just don't like XCode).
Ask HN: I want to know how to code. What's the best way for me to start?
My school don't offer much, is there any way or maybe a free way?
Is "backdoor" the right term for this? I was under the impression that it implied intent. I.e., a "backdoor" is something added specifically to provide access through abnormal means, not just something that can be used to provide access.

This seems more like a mistake, particularly since they included the password in plaintext.
Source code of the MS-DOS port of Pinball Fantasies is released
Analyses like this just make me think Basic Income will radically shake up civilization more than most people realize. In particular, it will help divorce this ubiquitous cultural association between time and money. This reason alone may explain some of the hostility toward implementing even a rudimentary form of UBI.

Some of the most rewarding human experiences have zero financial value and subsequently are dismissed or ignored as "irrelevant" by a significant amount of people. It would be fantastic if we evaluated the worth of an activity on its beauty, meaning, or another hundred adjectives other than how much money we're losing by doing it.

There is also a pretty robust history of academic literature arguing that culture, art, religion, and pretty much everything else arises from leisure time. Leisure: The Basis of Culture by Pieper is a good read on this.
They Bombed a major network switching and server hub for att

AT&T snags FBI business from Verizon with $92M FirstNet contract just days ago

FirstNet system is a unified communication platform to connect all levels of government and collect information during times of crisis.

Was created in 2012 after the Boston bombing.

Government agencies all are going to be linked through this system top to bottom.

This is basically a much faster private parallel internet that the public wont have access to.

very dangerous.

Who ever did this may be pointing this out

https://www.fiercewireless.com/operators/at-t-snags-fbi-busi...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Responder_Network_Author...
I would point out that it is pretty normal not to cry for 10 years. Like most women cry at funerals, not randomly.
Ella Network Inc
They usually do not go out of their way to avoid civilian victims. On the contrary.
TDM-GCC is such a better solution for Windows than normal MinGW ports. Geany + TDM-GCC is an ideal setup for introductory programming.
Yeah, audio/musician guys I know were using PowerMac G4 towers years into Apple's "Intel" transition. And yeah, "upgrading" means basically tossing away a perfectly good $1k piece of software and paying nearly as much for an upgrade license.
I don't think Visual Studio is "hackable" at all. Are you thinking of Visual Studio Code? Aren't the two very different? The first is a very large and commercial Windows application written by Microsoft and the latter is a free/open-source IDE with numerous plugins written as an electron app.
The key attraction of the representation I mentioned is that on the level of Prolog programs, the compactly represented lists appear like any other lists, no matter how they are internally represented. So, internally, it is a sequence of raw bytes, and to Prolog programmers, it appears as a Prolog list of characters.

In Haskell, as long as we are forced to use ByteString or similar data types to get this efficient representation, the situation is not as convenient: ByteString is not the same type as String, and we have to convert manually between them, i.e., within Haskell programs. So, this causes overhead for programmers: We have to learn a new type with new interfaces, call an unpack function etc. A conceptually simpler solution would be to reduce the number of different types in Haskell programs, and instead implement String (i.e., [Char]) more efficiently internally so that it can be directly used instead.

For comparison, in Trealla Prolog, when we write the string "hello", then it is automatically internally represented in the efficient way as raw bytes. And on the Prolog level, it appears as a list of characters, corresponding to a String in Haskell:

?- "hello" = [h,e,l,l,o].
true.

To read from files, there is a single predicate phrase_from_file/2 that internally performs the mmap call. On the Prolog level, we again only see a list of characters, and we can use DCGs as usual to process them.

So, the key attraction is that this efficient representation is transparent to the programmer in the sense that lists that are represented in this way are semantically completely indistinguishable from lists that are represented in the naive way internally. To Prolog programs, they have the exact same type, shape, length etc., they are only represented differently internally in the virtual machine. This idea can be used in Erlang and Haskell too to represent strings.

Currently, SICStus Prolog is the only Prolog system that can be reliably used for linear programming with constraints and is fast enough, see its library(clpq). I hope that a free Prolog system with a similar feature set will eventually become available. Currently, Scryer Prolog is looking very promising, especially due to the mentioned efficient internal representation of characters and its strong commitment to the Prolog ISO standard. There is ongoing work on a simplex library for Scryer Prolog, please see this issue and the linked file:

https://github.com/mthom/scryer-prolog/issues/463

The library contains functionality for solving transportation and assignment problems via network flow algorithms. This sounds similar to your use case, and I hope it works for you.
https://www.lesswrong.com/tag/sequences
Webtor – free cloud BitTorrent-client
> Disallowing powershell or scripting altogether makes it impossible to use as well.

You can't really do that, as pwsh can be embedded easily.
I hope color eink monitors become a reality soon. For those who suffer from eye strain through conventional LED this would be a game changer.
Officially I think it supports 4K and HDR, but that doesn’t mean every game runs at 4K or offers HDR.
What in the world? Why are there millions of revoked certificates? What is creating all of these?
It is almost as if e-mail isn’t a secure medium for communication...

Look, I am not a security expert so please correct me if I am wrong about any of this:

Every time PGP for the masses is suggested as a solution it gets dismissed as being to complex or difficult to wrap your head around, but all these scams would not work in a world where authors and publishers only trust signed e-mails.

In my mother’s case I am sure pgp is too complex, but shouldn’t we demand it in a professional context?

Whenever some company gets socially engineered through e-mail the response is “we were targeted by a super tailored phishing attack, bla bla” as an excuse for digital negligence which not using digital signatures for e-mails basically is.

Or are there things I am overlooking?
https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/book/

Edit: I prefer a more practical approach and then dive deeper into needed topics and theoretical background about general concepts. But everyone learns a bit different.
Ask your doctor and don't self medicate on Aspirin. The 80s are over.

Until you get to your doctor, be in the know, read these:

https://www.healthline.com/health/aspirin-overdose

https://www.mayoclinic.org/drugs-supplements/aspirin-oral-ro...
Any chance of you going into more detail about your website? I love those success stories.
JavaScript Object Functions cheat sheet Part 2
And the whole "mathematicians are only interested in problems they can solve" bit. Mathematicians have been interested in unsolved problems as long as maths has existed!

Edit: Okay, now I've watched the whole talk. Overall it's great.
> A folder full of .ps1’s (that were .ahk’s) begs to differ on this point

I have tones of ps1 and tones of ahk files in folders. But its not comparable. Main use case of AHK is GUI automation, which is precisely not something powershell handles nor it will ever be in its scope.
Pretty light on details and to get the full report you have to give them your email.

At some point the flaws seem correlated to libraries and not the language. Like in python the common security flaws are CSRF and XSS. Both these should be by default prevented in django, so one wonders what web library these apps use, or if there are problems in django that makes it too easy to bypass the security features.
The extreme savings/retire early website/guy (can’t remember the name and googling is failing me) essentially uses this for working out how early you can retire by focussing on the percentage of your take home that can be saved/invested rather than out right figures. It’s the thing we (my wife and I) focus on, the percentage left over as discretionary money to be saved, invested or spent as we see fit that matters the most to us.
Looking at net income makes sense, but when it gets into expenses I'm not sure I follow. The idea behind outsourcing is that you can spend additional hours doing paid work. You can't look at your fixed expenses in terms of a fixed amount of each hour's wage if you're increasing the number of hours worked.

Of course, it also assumes that people can choose exactly how many hours they work at their regular hourly rate, which isn't usually the case, but that's a separate quibble.
I'm curious, have you checked out JetBrain's CLion? while not free, it's pretty much the best CPP IDE out there, as it's usually the case with JetBrain in general.
https://www.howmanydayssinceajwtalgnonevuln.com/

Having such a tempting footgun is a real problem.
>Theories are treated like facts. Also, words like “we know” are used, and then a decade later that knowledge turns out to be wrong.

Heck, just this year we saw WHO, CDC, and other experts gravely pronounce in February and March that wearing masks was useless in fighting COVID19, in May say the exact opposite, and the press and bien-pensants repeat this without ever examining how or why the counsel changed, all the while denouncing those who said the opposite as "not believing in science"! It's not quite WE ARE AT WAR WITH EASTASIA changing to WE ARE AT WAR WITH EURASIA in the middle of a Two-Minute Hate session, but it's close.
Safe Hacking (2011)
> You do realize that's what "literature survey" means, right? You know, the thing the researchers already did?

The very point I was making is you should do it yourself. Good job ignoring it.

> Do you insist on personally replicating every research paper you read, or just the ones that don't fit your world view?

You're mistaken, this paper fits my world view perfectly. It's saying climate science is mostly accurate, if you look at a set of accurate models. This is obviously sound reasoning. It's just not saying anything.
I used kdevelop a long time ago and really loved it. I heard it also improved a lot recently
You're going to suggest someone start with rust. Really?
What are you talking about? Sequence is unstable due to size? Coronavirus has proofreading mechanism that corrects most mutations due to errors, the estimate for mutation speed before this variant emerged was 2 mutations per month so this variant has ~10 months of evolution in them but probably evolved much faster for some reason. This is very much a surprise
One, how many do you have?
Sure. But you won't say that it's not 8:30am when it's 8:30am just because a broken watch happens to say so.

Humans care about reputation. Our trust in people is based a lot on past performance and what other people though about that past performance. Thus, we also find it dangerous to let people get away with being perceived as having competence on something where they don't have it, because they may in future capitalize on that and spread their wrong ideas and be believed because you conceded that they had competence in the past.

However it cuts both ways. If you want to expose somebody's incompetence you surely don't want to behave in ways that are clearly dishonest and bending facts just to strip the other person of being accidentally right once or twice a day. That shortcut won't pay off. I've seen so many discourse between otherwise honest people derailed by this practice that is now so entrenched. Call out fallacies by all means. Give credit when credit is due and move on to attack arguments that are worth attacking.
Outside Mumbai domestic airport (this is where domestic flight take off and land unlike international airport .. also it is same airport but different terminal .. I digress) there is a taxi stand .. you stand in the line and one by one cabs (and auto rickshaws) will come and pick you up

Before you get on one of these cabs .. there are two airport officials (or contractors) who make you write your name and phone number and destination (in the name of accountability or security)

I am 90% certain (through grapevine) that that data is sold ..
Do you mean this guy?

https://www.mrmoneymustache.com/
China has been researching bat coronaviruses at WIV for years
> Practically, patents only protect large-scale holders with time and finance to enforce them

They still do protect individual inventors. And, this isn't justification that patents discourage innovation, as a parent comment alleged.

Patents protect individuals who may be acquired and compensated by larger entities. There's nothing dubious about this.
The subreddit for this game is a textbook case of cult behavior. Extreme anticipation of event, extreme hatred reaction when event didn't live up to impossible expectations.

And people think Facebook breeds extremism...
I've used a similar script; the problem is, for certain searches, literally every result is a pinterest link, and you end up with a blank page.
In case of eInk, it's both patents and trade secrets...
> fined into the ground

Google's gotten away with extremely anticompetitive requirements so far. I can't imagine it would be worse for them to mandate 5 years of software support, something that's very positive for consumers.
Also on the topic of biology

1) Remote controlled orgasmic neural implants

2) Bangfit
Me too, I've tried explaining this to people. The hard part of an oil change is getting to the oil filter. It's way easier in a pit. You also have to deal with oil disposal and potential spills in the driveway. It makes so much sense to pay someone who is setup to do this.

There are specialist oil changers in my town. I drive in an 30 mins later I drive out. Paying about 150% of what it would cost me to do it.
Yeah thats the theory but is it followed in practice?
Fractional scaling will require Wayland, which is only usable on Gnome or Sway right now.
https://outline.com/qWVkuf
Sega Dreamcast: Windows CE
Thanks for correcting. Compared to the original, the documentation is just replaced with some keywords. It needs more works to do to make it a useful tutorial.
How does closing a border cause super spreader events?
A microkernel would be a good fit for such constrainted environments.
I just checked. From cold start it takes 3 seconds for me to start typing in Visual Studio in my current project.

Dev C++ might be faster in this particular matter (been a very big while since I've used it so can't really verify) but I would not trade loosing 3 seconds a day for the whole shebang of features that are way more robust and plentiful in Visual Studio.
There is some alternative technology called RLCD. Apparently it's the best of both worlds: https://goodereader.com/blog/e-paper/tcl-nxtpaper-wants-to-c...
For sure, though I wouldn't call that bad news. In the long run the only hell that matters is the one you make yourself, so it just reinforces the importance of a virtuous life.

External factors can certainly make temporarily hell-like situations. But if it's a personal hell depends on how you think about it; there is always the option to adopt a Buddhist approach to inner peace.
It's a locked front door, with the key under the flower pot. (But that's too long to write out each time.)
How Did Mistletoe Get into the Treetops?
Did you even read the post? The author said:

RFC because I'm not sure if it's useful to have this merged.
I see from your post history that you might be a new manager, so first of all congrats!

Now, onto your question, yes absolutely, that's essentially how team-building works.
Yes there is lots of research: https://www.nvisioncenters.com/education/screen-time-and-you... and https://www.uabmedicine.org/-/eye-health-in-the-digital-age-...
Choose either python or javascript. Python is nice to work with, javascript is easy to observe in the browser. Both languages are useful and rich.

Whatever you choose, find some tutorials online and start. At least for python, I usually recommend "Automate the Boring Stuff with Python" or "Learn Python the Hard Way", however, you can find many more.

The two other things you will need are a code editor and some understanding of the command line. VS code is a good editor, though notepad++ might be okay as well, because it has less features and would be easy to begin with. The command line is a different than the usual way to rund programs, but it is not all that difficult for the basic stuff you will need on the start.

Good luck and never be ashamed to ask questions.
Skytherm roof is better. No need to pump sea water or lake water just put the water in containment on your roof and uncover it as you want solar heating (winter daytime), radiant cooling (summer nighttime), or cover it if you want thermal capacity heating (winter nighttime) or thermal capacity cooling (summer daytime).

http://www.solarmirror.com/fom/fom-serve/cache/30.html
Would it be that shocking? Considerable proportion of population are old people and those have all kinds of chronic pain. In women, anemia is frequent and can manifest through head pain. So you end up taking innocent looking pills to make it better. The periods can hurt too, so.

Plus, I have rather small social circles and I know about at least three people who have chronic pain ever since they were kids. Nothing life destroying, but constant annoyance or mood killer.

And those are frequent pains I know about without googling. It is not unusual.
Same! (Although not allegro.) It's so good to know that various forks of Dev-Cpp are still kicking around.
Simple answer might be: no organized coordinated effort was ever made to stop the spread in the US. That surveillance stuff is so much easier in a secret court where you don’t have to answer to annoying “citizens”.
The next big thing in 2021 is
America could also be at the receiving end of said weapons. So, you’d need soft power in the region to monitor and control production. Back at square one.
Ugh yup. Extra hard trying to explain this to a demented family member who just wanted to sleep... diphenhydramine worsens alzeimer's. :(
DoJ, which is in charge of the on-going antitrust lawsuit against Google, will be very excited about that change.
Ha! That is so cool. I was super interested in the idea so tried doing it myself without looking at your solution and came up with a quite an elegant solution using only 8 formulas
and some named ranges (could be 4 if you inlined them more but I kept them separate for clarity).

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1T3bv8ThluHc18ghI8u9m...

Thank you for the inspiration!
It should be on the website linked above. There isn't much to it. I help people settle in Germany, and get affiliate income from the services they need along the way.
But this is a backdoor, thus not eligible for bug payment.
MongoDB’s Culture Enables Engineers to Be Their Best
People are vegan or vegetarian for various reasons, health, environmental or ethical. An ethical ovo-lacto vegetarian doesn't make much sense to me since the dairy industry is pretty cruel, egg production isn't great either.
Can I ask you how is the feedback when you write on your keyboard? Isn't there a delay?
Eh? Why would git gc get rid of the old blob? It will still be referenced by the old commits.
That's why my dad pays someone else to do it, but rebuilds engines in his garage. I only do motorcycle oil changes, but those are easy.
Now if we replaced proof of work in Blockchains with “proof of CO2 conversion”...
Wondering if it was anti-5G related.
Warnings tend to come with political bombings. But in this case we have a bombing with no manifesto - yet. A lot of effort for unclear purpose.
Personally I use this tool I built as a Photoshop action over a decade ago, https://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~jrus/colortheory/jl.html (see the animation at the bottom showing almost precisely what you are asking about) Initial discussion: https://www.ledet.com/margulis/2010HTM/ACT08-Jacobs_Ladder.h...

An HSV hue shift (or whatever similar thing you are thinking of) yields horrible results in this use case.
Can you print variables in lldb with the debug information?

One compiler that I use which emits llvm ir added support for debug information recently and its now possible to set breakpoints in gdb but you can't print out any stack variables or anything so its not useful other than figuring out which code paths execute.

I'd like to learn more about this. Maybe contribute to the compiler and fix this issue.
Don't scrap the car, but you shouldn't be connecting the doo-hicky to the internet any more.

The manufacturer sold you a part that would break for many purposes after a few years. Be mad at them, and strongly consider replacing it.
The soylent thing always struck me as a bizarre Silicon Valley fad with very limited appeal. I haven’t done a study but I would be very confident that most people simply enjoy eating food.
Unfortunately with so many overweight, joint pain may be frequent
Best way to read news websites
Yeah hurts so bad. Going to take some aspirin now.
>there is no bad information coming out of China

Then what do you consider the article this post is discussing? Or all of the stories mentioned in your other post?
What law would it be breaking? What is the likelihood of that law being enforced against a multi billion dollar business?