skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think the commenter was just trying to be helpful.
Private jets can be surprisingly cheap if you are sharing it with 200 other people and fly to the same destination.
In my experience, "display: table" is not really identical to the behavior of <table>. I gave up on it for my project, though unfortunately I don't remember the specifics.

I think it's just a fundamental issue where CSS is trying to be both layout and style. Works great for basic document formatting, but once you try to do something complex, it all falls apart. Or, rather, it should fall apart, but we've spent the last couple decades duct taping it together.

Every JavaScript framework ultimately hits a wall where it has to interact with CSS. It can't be abstracted away.

I really do believe more money and effort should be spent looking for an alternative.
Each scientific paradigm works better when boundaries are clear and scientists don't misunderstand each other.

Hence the current astrophysical paradigm where we now have planets and dwarf planets (which aren't planets).
This! I am not a fan of SPA everything. This looks like a great framework for web only. But as you said, what about mobile development? Sure they are still going publish Strada. But will it also work, for example, with Flutter without additional friction? How about services that need to consume output from each other? I believe parsing HTML is more expensive than JSON.
With regards to hiking in the mountains, the difference in distance between straight line vs corrected distance is quite irrelevant though. But the elevation profile of a track is important of course. Many applications do include elevation data in route analysis.

For tracks with steepness up to 30°, the straight line distance will be off by max 15%. If it's steeper then that, the actual terrain is the thing that determines how fast you can move.
I recently gave my grandfather a Linux machine to use–it's done much better than his Windows computer at least. All he needs to do is click the browser in the dock at the bottom.
Exactly this, US is famous for obesity and should actively pursue doing something about it.

Hopefully Biden will take this up when he is president.
You might want to have a look at Cloud 66 as well. It’s like a PaaS but on your own cloud / servers so you get full control.
No disagreements there. Contention is it's not good for the original.
For example: Given the type List[Int] the cons cells of each list contain a primitive integer and a pointer to the next cons cell. (In Java, you would instead have List[Integer] where each element of the list is a boxed/wrapped Integer object). I hope that answers your question?

(I am one of the authors of Flix).
Thank you for your reply.
Intercom is way more advanced.
About clone, All big companies take design and ideas from each other, without any issues. So am not new to game.

t "Picasso had a saying -- 'good artists copy; great artists steal' -- and we have always been shameless about stealing great ideas." Steve Jobs
There is just too much, too detailed information for an average person to process. The democracy of the 1800s, or rather the assumption that a voter can even begin to understand the impact of their vote (or apply any basic filter to whom they are about to mimic), does not scale well into 2000s. Subtler feedback loops would be more efficient.
I agree with the general gist of what you’re saying: The web was originally designed to share text documents with some light formatting.

As it turns out, HTML wasn’t even originally a Word alternative. The original web, as envisioned by Tim Berners-Lee used something called “semantic” markup. For example, a HTML page would have <STRONG>, and it was up to the browser and end user whether <STRONG> was bold, italic, or in another color.

It was only in the late 1990s, during the Netscape-IE wars, that CSS was tacked on to HTML; that’s why CSS syntax looks nothing like HTML syntax. CSS changed the web from a world where <STRONG> could look any of a number of different ways in to a world where <STRONG> would be, say, Lora Serif 600 weight italic at 24point.

Javascript dynamically altering webpages to make applications was never the plan. It only ended up that way because Java applets on the web were effectively killed by Microsoft when Internet Explorer won the IE-Netscape wars, and no other plugin was widely available to fill the gap Java left. Flash was too proprietary and closed-source to take over the web, but it was huge for a while until Javascript finally caught up in the post-IE web of the 2010s.
Feels like this will get kicked on some standing shit. As with Clapper v. Amnesty International.

How I expect this will go.

ACLU: I want to sue because the government is surveiling my clients.

Supreme Court: How do you know they are doing this?

ACLU: We know they are doing it but not specifically how they do it to our clients that's what we're suing to find out.

Supreme Court: But without a specific complaint you don't have standing.

ACLU: The methods are secret so we don't have specifics.

Supreme Court: Come back when you do.

ACLU: But we can't find out without knowing more about how they are doing it which is what we are suing for.

Supreme Court: Yeah but you don't have standing.

ACLU: So 4th amendment rights are at stake but there is no constitutional remedy because of bureaucracy?

Supreme Court: shrugs
Can Haiku be installed on bare metal? I remember thinking about installing it many years ago but it seemed so complicated as to keep me from attempting.. I would imagine a lot has changed over 6-8 years?
Good job, thinking like a machine. Let's see if they'll have mercy on you when they decide your organs are harvestable.
It's interesting how the Werther-effect has been a topic for speculation, and even governmental action, for literally centuries, yet we don't seem to be any closer to acknowledging it, if it's actually a thing, or coming to any solid conclusions as what to do about if it actually is a thing.

It's also kind of weird how in the English-language sphere it's apparently only known/relevant for "copycat suicide" [0], when the implications for such a dynamic being true would be far more wide-reaching.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copycat_suicide
What UK Political Party has the largest impact?
This is not true. The German portion of the budget is financed in half by ARD and ZDF each out of their Rundfunbeitrags proceeds. the equivalent is the case for the French portion.

The existence hasn't stopped the German broadcasters from showing culture programming on their other channels. They e.g. even own 16 orchestras to provide content.
In 2011, I predicted that the iPhone would have 1TB of storage in 2020
Crystals don’t reduce their internal entropy. They grow only on the interface with the media, and the portions of the crystal that become internal during this process do not change after crystallization if kept at constant temp and pressure.

In contrast, if you put a plant and its media (soil, air, water) into constant temp and pressure, the plant will continue to grow and change until it exhausts the media. (assuming the temp and pressure are conducive to life) Ultimately plants become their own media by decomposing into soil.
> Ideally, there should be 0% gains tax (and income tax) (...)

Why? Your income is disproportionally dependent on investments and expenditure made by society to pave the way to your ability to generate income. It's fair that those who benefit the most from society also help the most to preserve its uplifting impact on the people.
The original post asked (paraphrased) “why do Indians like this sort of feel good story so much?”

I bought up the pedantic point because in my mind it was further illustration that the poster who used the term “casual racism” was jumping to conclusions. Not only could the original post have been easily interpreted as in good faith, but the criticism of it was both poorly formed and lacking justification.

I feel like this sort of reaction reflect poorly on our community and detracts from the conversation.
Imagine if there were multiple incompatible and competing linux kernels. What we have now is AMD/MS/Apple etc... contributing to the kernel through "vendor code". Imagine if AMD released a AMDLinux and Nvidia had NvidiaLinux.
They haven't even had soft-freeze yet, it's only happening in February.
Justice Dept. Accuses Walmart of Fueling Opioid Crisis
> Motives can be acted upon in many modes.

In theory? Sure. In real life? They are unfazed by your claims of 3133+ h4x0r sk1lz and just shoot you in the face with a shotgun.

> Also Marianne Bellotti the author is a woman.

Sorry, my mistake. I got as far as the hilarious bit about "white supremacist hackers" in the second paragraph and sorta stopped reading there.

Nonetheless, the allegation that white supremacists hack is an absurd one, no matter the gender of the allegee.
So, is this the first version of Xfce without a dependency on Gtk2 (i.e. Gtk3-only)?
In fiat transfer systems transactions aren't fast, they are submitted fast and are assumed to be complete enough for you to walk out, but they take usually about a month to properly complete. And TransferWise uses bank transfers as backend.
Finally someone suggesting machine vision cameras! These are awesome devices for many applications and they have become way more accessible in the past few years, both in terms of price and by moving to USB3 instead of GigE interface.

They are still targetting industrial and medical applications in their marketing but it's such an untapped potential. Many manufacturers, huge choice of models.
Algorithms and Utils for Machine Learning in JavaScript Based on Node.js
Both geocentrism with epicycles and phlogiston were clearly defined as theories. We have just changed paradigms.

(Also by phlogiston's time, philosophers and natural philosophers = physicists had already pretty much split.)
Modern browsers can turn off JS per site, so you don't have to install Opera(or another secondary browser) for that.
We are still figuring out the details about array impurity. But in a nutshell if something is pure it should support substitution. For example:

let x = 123;
let y = (x, x)

If you substitute x into the pair you get the same result. So far, so good.

Now consider:

let x = [1, 2, 3];
x[0] = 5;
let y = x[0]

If you substitute x into the body of y you get a different result! The meaning of x[0] changed underneath you. We are very conservative and say that anything which touches an array is impure. Is this the best solution? no- but it is a reasonable/sound start.

(I am one of the authors of Flix).
Sorry, forgot the link, it's updated now.

The reason there are no instructions in the article yet is that the app is not published yet. I wanted to quickly inform people like me who woke up to an updated app about what happened and get a way to contact them once it's back up.
> You can go further though: sleep when you're tired. wake up when you're done sleeping

It literally makes me sad how few people actually can experience this.
> No one wants to admit to being a part of some "elite" minority because there's always someone else to blame who's higher up on the ladder.

The problem with that point of view is that ignores the corollary that most of the people are not held do blame because there's always someone else which is privileged and has direct control over their lives and livelihood.

Complaining that someone in the US earning $50k/year is responsible for the current state of affairs, when they can't even control their own lives, is miopic and sheer idiocy.
Have ARD made any good programmes we should know about?
The biggest thing missing in “display: table” is “colspan”, allowing a table cell to take up multiple columns of the table. That can be a big deal with some layouts. One workaround is to use “position: absolute” inside a CSS table cell to have an element which can span more than one table column.
Undercover with Hong Kong's Gamer Protesters
And if you factor in co-morbid conditions, it will be very clear how much that matters to IFR.
The commit hashes will be different, but I always start a fresh repo with `git commit --allow-empty -m "initial commit"`
Have you read your own article?

Numbers are spiking for 2020.

I wonder why? A global pandemic, mass unemployment, lockdowns, political tensions.
They also have a mobile app with downloadable maps. Look for Mapy.cz.

I used it throughout whole Europe, and found it superior to even local apps (map content) and OSMAnd (map rendering).
Have you considered machine vision camera in your investigation?
If you're desperate there is always that Japan-only WiFi channel (assuming you aren't in Japan) that no other country has approved use of... almost all WiFi gear supports it under Linux.

You didn't hear that from me.
That's good then. I'd thought it was was going to be earlier than that.
What a shitty website!

On one side you have an article that is supposed to inform us to defend our rights.

But when you try to read it, you are blocked by one of the worst cookie content popup that I have ever seen.

The only easily accessible option is "accept all".

You have just a small discreet link to "see partners".

If you click on it, then you have a list of hundreds shaddy ads/spy services.

You can't disable them all, you would have to uncheck them all individually manually.

And there is the shittiest thing:

For each one you will see 2 check boxes. "Legitimate interest" (on by default) and "consent".

Naively you would think that "legitimate interest" means that it is just the strict minimum for the service to be technically working.

But no, if you go to see the details they both do the same thing, ie recording server side a custom profile for you based on what you see and do.
The only difference is that with "consent" they additionally keep things in your cookies...
Reading this reminded me of the Clint Eastwood monologue in Dirty Harry. Do you feel lucky, punk?
In aggregate, paying for all those things might chip at your disposable income and tie you to a certain lifestyle. You are only good at two things: earning money at your job, and spending it. The whole system is based on how much money you make, and that variable can change unexpectedly.

There is also a time cost to orchestrating all those services. Aligning schedules is not nearly as efficient as doing thr work yourself.

I prefer the idea of working less, spending less, and learning to do things yourself. Getting your hands dirty gives you a better appreciation for the result. It makes life more interesting and leaves you with a more diversified skillset.
Most camera operators work as so-called "fixed freelancers" and are not paid by any salary scheme at all.

The payment scheme (as others have noted) is not the same. In addition, none of the payment schemes gives you a certain salary level just because you hold a university degree. The get to a certain level you have to in addition perform duties designated for that level, which a camera operator is not.
For the record of all data in of the business, an accountant is necessary. Businesses generate many transactions that should be recorded in the record. To maintain all records accountant is required. Having a record of the transactions will help in the growth of the business. For the Accountants Sidcup, you can visit the website of blue rocket accounting.https://amazonmmytv.com/
Hi, can you share the version and what browser you use? We have tested against different sets of browsers but it seems that more testing need be done. Thanks
Evolution of Rust Programming Language
Entire evolution of RUST.
Source Code History Visualization.
Les enjeux de l’ntrastructure-as-code et de Pulumi avec Kevin Kotecki
L'infrastructure-as-code est un concept dont nous aurions peine à nous passer aujourd'hui avec nos environnements Cloud et nos Kubernetes. Mais pourquoi ne pas aller jusqu'à créer nos infrastructures en Python, en Javascript ou en Java ?
I like the one called "The Hobgoblin." The student asks "why don't all these commands follow the same pattern?"

It doesn't make sense to my why the three "view" commands have different nomenclatures, but it /sort of/ makes sense that the two destructive ones have different syntaxes. It would hurt to think you're deleting a remote reference and accidentally deleting a local branch.

What's the point of the Master throwing himself off the railing when the novice runs `git -h branch`?

I'm running it and git responds "unknown option: -h" then displays a short version of the help menu. Maybe it is a joke on showing the short help menu even when using incorrect syntax?
What California in the 90s feeling are you referring to?
> I’m not sure I that “Indian” is a “race” for any common definition of the word.

It can be in some contexts, for example English law.

Equality Act 2010 s.9:

> (1) Race includes— (a) colour; (b) nationality; (c) ethnic or national origins.

> (4) The fact that a racial group comprises two or more distinct racial groups does not prevent it from constituting a particular racial group.[1]

Crime and Disorder Act 1998 s.28(4):

> In this section "racial group" means a group of persons defined by reference to race, colour, nationality (including citizenship) or ethnic or national origins.[2]

[1] https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2010/15/section/9

[2] https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1998/37/section/28
I imagine that when you think yourself better than "them", you're thinking about mask-refusers, literal nazis, and (((dog whistlers))). And when they think of "you" they think of antifa druggies living in a park and burning down stores. We can't really demonize someone if they aren't a bit radical so we have to focus on the radicals.

What I'm trying to say is that the idiots you see probably are dumb enough to think they're geniuses, but there's a huge invisible support base (on all sides) of non-radicals who are fairly rational. And I think experience is the biggest difference between the groups. If you've seen a neighboring store burned you feel one way, if you've seen a neighbor threatened you feel another. The problem then is sharing experiences honestly so we can construct a mutual view of reality and then discuss the same issues.
Isn't it essencially Karl Marx XIth thesis?
"Philosophers have only interpreted the world in different ways. What is crucial, however, is to change it."
Self-hosting has improved but is still non-trivial.

MapTiler and Mapbox are expensive.
> They made another Google Maps - clearly, a map that highlights businesses makes more money than a map that is useful

Suddenly the recurring removal of more and more details from the Google Maps visual style makes sense. Earlier I thought it was just a case of overzealous minimalism.
> Unfortunately, homicide rates in some U.S. cities are nearing (and in some cases eclipsing) their early 90s highs.

In 2020. Year of infamy.
The article points out that it's not clear whether RNA-only can work, and that all 3 components might have been required.
> less likely to get pregnant as teens

That's caused by providing at least somewhat decent sexual education in schools, although the US is still lacking in mandating sex ed or mandating medically accurate sex ed (=banning "abstinence only").
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I'm sorry to burst your childish "but he started it" bubble, but I am not a US citizen nor have I ever set foot in the US. So please direct your childish ad hominem attacks and general finger wagging elsewhere, and meanwhile do some introspection.
The dark side of the Nordic model (2019)
If a company has 1000 shares outstanding, and 2000$ in assets, and it sells another 1000 shares for 1$ a pop, then the owners of pre-IPO shares get diluted. Before this, they had a share of 2$ worth of assets. Now they have a share of 1.5$ worth of assets.

Or, from another point of view. If you own shares in a company, you want that company to do well. Having the company raise more money (for the same dilution) is going to help the company do well.

Or, from yet another point of view, all these new shareholders are going to be taking a share of your dividend. You'd like the company to be able to use the new assets to grow quickly so they can pay out more dividend in total.

My point is, shareholders have reason to care about more than just the share price of a company.
The fork is in a good state codebase-wise but they've had ongoing issues hosting map tiles (hosting a tileserver is an arduous task for a free/voluntary effort).

The fork is/was very popular so I can envisage this new effort having similar issues if it starts to get traffic.
I don't understand: is this a computer or a game console/cell phone?

Why is it news that it can be installed on a disk? That is a fundamental aspect of an OS.
Check out pocket earth, the UI is a bit clumsy but it’s clearly a labour of love by the author and has served me well in such scenarios..
And that's why the iPhone is an open and hackable platform! Oh, wait..
The ARD is unlike the BBC not a single entity but a loose cooperation of independent broadcasters. That was the posters claim and is entirely true. ARD's shared TV channel "Das Erste" clearly show on air which broadcaster was responsible for which segment shown.
Real Time Continuous Blood Monitoring
Good to know, what's a better alternative that doesn't require a login?
If the source data (world/map data) is untouched (silly example - the trashcan in the corner), then it's the front-end that has changed, aka the app version filters things differently in this new version and gives preference to "setA" data (e.g. banks) vs "setB,C,D" data (e.g. trashcans, burger places, trashcans, benches).

Then "all" we have to do is fork the front end and keep it steady (with the assumption that the API is open and it will allow 'foreign' apps accessing their data - for free), or stay on the same non-updating app forever. As a principle I don't update apps, unless I absolutely need to (app nags to update 'or else').

I'm not a dev, but without having to rebuild the universe, I don't see any other solution that does not take massive effort.

Also, Ondřej Sojka speaks on the interface. How about the many GB/TB required? Is the new company willing to freely hand out an API that will provide thousands of hits, for free? Are they that generous to pay for the storage, network for someone else's charity?

ADDITION: just because I know this area (of the map used) pretty well, if you are ever there, try the "Honest Burger". I hope they survived the COVID shutdown.. they make what I call honest burger (I use this term for everything of a fair price/value)(way before I discovered that place). I especially liked the fries with rosemary. You don't get that often in a burger palce.
Well, I don't have a strong opinion on them myself, but I can offer you some reassurance: this is Linux. There's always at least a few programmers grumpy enough in response to any kind of change that they'll do something about it and provide some option to use the old thing. I'm sure the tango icons will have their own legacy icon theme soon enough, if not already.
Markets have order books for that kind of thing. In fact, that is what a direct listing is based on.
Please don't spread lies. Even stats from places without a huge population of "trashy people" (what a disgusting thing to call people) it is still necessary to ban them because they are dangerous. Not all of the world have huge slums, lots of drug dealers, trailer parks, dog fighting, etc. Look at dog ownership in places like Scandinavia and you'll see a completely different pattern - and yet the breed is deemed too dangerous, because it is the breed and not just the owner.