skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Would

withFADR' :: (FragileAndDangerousResource #-> IO ()) -> IO ()

be a better type? My reasoning is if I use the linear identity function

lid :: forall a. a #-> a

in the following

withFADR lid

I should be able to “break out of” the managed context [1] by the types. Using

withFADR'' :: (FragileAndDangerousResource #-> ()) -> ()

is obviously not right since nothing could be done with the `FragileAndDangerousResource`, so I think side effects are necessary.

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[1]: I'm assuming that's what you're going for with `withFADR`.
You are correct in that superposition phenomenon is independent from entanglement!

Nevertheless, In addition to supporting coherent superpositions, what makes qubits powerful for information processing is the ability of coupling multiple qubits for creating entangled i.e., non-separable states. This property confers exponential complexity to a N-qubit system which can then encode and ultimately process 2^N bits of information simultaneously.
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Apart from the table based design, did you feel any competition from services like CSSilize? Was it difficult add support for the DIV based design?
Do you reckon the pain points you hit were due to SAM specifically? Or is it just more so how SAM does it doesn't integrate into TF? Thanks. Just curious as I've used SAM to reduce cloud formation boiler plate and we've considered terraform or pulumi, so it would be nice to hear of dragons witnessed first hand :)
I had to put this here :>
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hH5P1eCfptQ
I don't know. Ask my parents.
It makes sense if you think about it. If you feel the same way about a thing when your emotions are at their worst/most uninhibited, at their best/most shrewd, and when they’re most vulnerable/scrutinized, it’s a pretty good sign they’re sincere.
this would crash my 64GB of ram and 16 core cpu.
It probably doesn’t pay to make it free, and especially to advertise it as such.

Price it as if the value is $200+/month and maybe people will feel it’s worth it.
It's not an ideal natural experiment because the cost of all ride sharing will rise simultaneously, so many of the substitutes (other brands) are equally more expensive. In other markets Uber couldn't raise their prices without having their market share decimated by Lyft, unless there's collusion.
Maybe you have super positive thinking... But most of people I know don't care enough to stop their life completely for something without an expiry date.

Ofc we stay away from family and are in non risk age.

And your assumption that things will go back to normal is not true. There are many companies, industries and places that will never return back to normal after this pandemic.
You’re missing his point which he has stated very plainly in the first sentence of the message you’re replying to:

> The point is that flash was both the technology and the tools
It's so common on HN to see people argue law and policy and then generalize it to make an argument.

They didn't say unprofitable companies shouldn't exist, but there's certainly a case to be made that large companies swooping into a market, reducing their prices to squash competition and then raising prices is not good for consumers, and there's governments that make this practice illegal. Intent matters.
Nothing says a special visit by gran then it turning out to be her last due to an entirely preventable illness.
How do they account for the expected lower turnover due to the price increase when they estimate the post-policy gross hourly wage?
Considering how many people believe "critical race theory", "intersectionality", and other crackpot conspiracy theories, this doesn't surprise me.

"Increasingly, people are willing to say and believe stuff that fits in with their view of how the world should be, even if it doesn't have any basis in reality or fact,"

That's leftism in a nutshell.
"Mast" and "jhakas" sound like Maharashtra- or even Mumbai-specific words. As a North Indian Hindi speaker I can attest they are not used in North India. Specifically "mast" has a different connotation in the North, something like 'entranced', not just 'nice' the way it is used for almost anything in Mumbai.
That #1 on the list is SWF as a single file is really, really stupid. People can author standalone SVG or embed their scripts directly into HTML, they just choose not to. About half the problems of modern Web development practices are not that such-and-such makes something impossible, it's that people pass up what's possible (even what's sensible) in favor of the monkey-see-monkey-do style of development that involves dumping Dockerized Webpack Babel Rollup TypeScript Bazel React projects transpiled from Clojured Elixir onto GitHub with three quarters of a gigabyte of NPM dependencies.

It's nonsense to say that "HTML5/JS has [...] gotten worse". It's not a vendor SDK where platform version X doesn't support feature from version because the platform hired a new head of the design team who wants to shake things up by ditching the previous gen for the new shiny that you have to use instead. Web platform standardization is additive. If the new stuff sucks, don't use it, and keep doing things the "old" way. Don't do dumb stuff like trying to stay on the bleeding edge for no good reason and then complain when you get cut.

It's also a total contradiction to double back after all of this and try to claim that HTML5/JS is "programmer-centric". To go further and say that "Flash was content-first" is something all on its own. Standard web tech is content-first in a way that Flash never was, or more accurately, it's user-first. Flash on the other hand was always creator-first, prioritizing authors'/designers' pixel-perfect vision over users and accessibility, and the tacit endorsement of the worldview that the ends justify the means and that it's okay to favor blobs over, you know, content—which is ironically exactly what's wrong with the current world of SPAs driven by inscrutable minified bundles on the order of megabytes just to do something like put half a dozen form controls on a page that still doesn't manage state correctly.
I dig it! I think this would work great as a New Tab page.
Very insightful! Could you share how many qubits you can use in your lab? I guess one need at least 3 qubits to run some interesting quantum algorithms?
Last time I checked no other country locks up more people, at higher rates, in prisons it won't even let the UN inspect [0], than the US does. In no other country is one as likely to end up in prison as in the US.

Neither can I think of many countries where police are more heavily armed, literally militarized [1], while killing people at rates that can only be estimated, as there are no state or federal statistics on that.

Still doesn't stop some US Americans from seeing the "police state" everywhere, except at home.

Even after over ten thousand people were arrested, thousands injured, many maimed, protesting against exactly that police state and its violence that disproportionately affects black people and other minorities.

[0] https://www.reuters.com/article/us-rights-un-usa-torture-idU...

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_Enforcement_Support_Office
numpy is much more than a wrapper around a BLAS dll. BLAS implements three sets of operations:
Level 1: unary and binary vector vector operations, one transform.
Level 2: Matrix vector operations.
Level 3: Matrix matrix operations (most famously the dgemm routine).

Perhaps some blas implementations offer more features, but that would defeat the purpose of a standard interface.
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Sounds like a good read, I'll check it out! Thanks!
Neither company is paying them a flat rate, driver pay is just increasing so that when working, the hourly wage will be at least $16 an hour.

This ends up being amortized in per-minute increments, so that for every 15 minutes you’re driving a passenger, you make $4.

Now, this doesn’t mean that if demand is low in an area or its 2am and no one is searching for a car that drivers still get paid for time they drive around without working. There have been legislation attempts to do that, but they’ve failed (notably in California and other places).

You aren’t paid by any of these services for the time you spend seeking out a passenger — which is the same way taxi cabs work. Work time begins and ends with the ride itself.

That’s actually one of the criticisms made against these types of requirements, because there is an argument to be made that if fares rise too much, that will suppress demand (and especially suppress demand in lower-income areas), leading to drivers spending more time driving in circles trying to catch rides, so that their net income is less than it was before. The related part of that argument is that it will lower driver availability in areas that are hard to get to, leading riders in those areas with fewer options, regardless of how much they are willing to spend, because drivers are choosing to stick to heavily trafficked areas.

So a driver can still use both services, but they can’t double-dip, because it isn’t possible to drive two passengers at once (I mean, I guess it is, but that activity would get a driver banned from both services).
The law is based on minimum wage, not a minimum price for wait time. Uber sets that price.
I don’t think that “annoying” is not figurative here and I do not agree. Instead of being fed with eli5 explanations as I was in my childhood, these people and articles uncovered an entire world of hard, real physics to my layman curiosity that I still try to grasp. It was not what turned me off physics, it was what drove me into it. If someone cannot stand pedantry, chances are they’ll be fine with explanations that are simply wrong and nobody will point that out. See a root comment on light speed in medium itt, for example.
> Imagine it's 2005 and Lebron says something unflammatory like "McVeigh had the right idea" or something

WHAT?
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I suspect because most people do not understand dynamic system and equilibrium. They do understand individual data points such as: my rent is too high or my wage is too low. Therefore it is easy to sell a remedy that claims to address this.

Unfortunately, when the dynamic system finds a new equilibrium, people are surprised. To this day, people don't seem to understand that rent control suppresses supply leading to higher overall rents.
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Reach out to a few and see how it goes.
One could argue we have more games today and they are more richly animated and more complex than it ever was and they have better reach to more number of users (with iOS / Android) than ever before.

So from a user's standpoint, things have become better not worse – they don't have to compromise security or accept horrible battery life in doing so.

From the developer's standpoint, things have improved too – they don't have to depend on niche toolchains and they have better monetization options today than ever before. For small game studios it is easier to find mainstream developers who can do game development rather than only those willing to master niche toolchains.

The side-effect of using mainstream toolchains is it has more moving parts and hence has more complexity (that is unnecessary at a solo developer scale).

I agree that the learning curve has become harder a creative arts designer who wants to be a solo game developer to express their creativity.

So maybe the real question is what are the accessible mediums in which creative digital artists put out their hobby/amateur work today?
> to pay their workers as little as they can get away with

Which is natural, when you employ people with almost no marketable skills.

The solution is not raising minimum wage. The solution is more competion for Uber HR so they have to pay more because people have better alternatives. Maybe deregulating labor market so there are more jobs would be a solution.
(Not the parent poster.) I believe this question needs to be answered first: is society obligated to subsidize Uber? I believe the answer is "no". Uber is not owed any profit. A life-sustaining income does not have to be in the form of food stamps. A law prescribing life-sustaining wages is a government's infrastructure.
You definitely should consider putting your net worth into shorting the stock given how over valued it is. Keeping in mind of course the old cliche, "The market stay wrong longer than you can stay solvent."
This might be uncalled for, but from your comment it seems like you could really use some input.

IMHO it isn't qualifications you're lacking, but a method for "working smart" and proving you can adapt to the industry on top of being able to work hard; as you've surely noticed, the latter is seldom enough. You "don't get this market" probably because you haven't understood what the companies you're applying to are looking for, and you haven't understood what they're looking for likely because you need to recalibrate your understanding of value delivery and expectations in the industry as opposed to academia.

You can contact me (info in bio) in case you want me to look at your CV, want to do a mock job interview or want other sort of feedback.

In any case, stay strong! Also, https://www.reddit.com/r/cscareerquestions and https://www.reddit.com/r/cscareerquestionsEU might come in handy.
I agree 100%.

However, doing it through this weird reach-around where you have to make low-income earners a public charge (based on the immigration terminology) while subsidizing only the companies that pay so little as to require it - isn't IMO a rational approach. Have you seen how arduous Medicaid is? Food stamps? That's not a vocational training program, that's a punishment for being poor while having a system set up explicitly to make you poor. After all, this is not subsidizing the individuals, it's subsidizing the business.

It's a blunt instrument right now. Just paying minimum wage doesn't guarantee any sort of education or training. What corner store offers education and training programs?

The rational approach is to make companies pay a living wage as a baseline, and then if you want to encourage certain behaviors - like educational training, for instance - offer tax credits and rebates. Or, if you want to subsidize specific low value added businesses like corner stores, subsidize them directly.

Begin with a baseline of livability, and then, if the company wants to go above and beyond, reward them for doing so.
This is an odd form of cross species slavery. It’s one thing to agree to the conditions and another to force it upon life.

This... has a lot to contemplate. Service dogs don’t agree but there is an essence of joy there. Can you feel a clams emotions? I guess at this point you get close to the contemplation of plant life.

There’s one thing to kill life and use it for food and then another to use it as a test for poison. There’s probably more nuances. I’m not taking a stance that any of these things are wrong. I am however trying to make sense of the consequences of these pieces of the architecture of life that we participate in.
You learnt, so you aren't a loser! ;)
Bingo. The problem with talking about Covid-19 casualties is there's no argument that'll convince the skeptics: mortality rates are relatively high when we still have hospital capacity, imagine if we had double or triple the number of patients to ICU/hospital capacity? Well... then they'd say that people aren't really dying of Covid-19, but 'from preconditions'... which 45% of the population have at least one of.

It's a thankless task.
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> Like a web of trust, but for link recommendations?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25405128
A resting human burns about 60w continuously. Can't speak for the Terminator but our solution is sweating, mostly.
I did some simple google searching as well, and while it seems possible to transmit the virus without symptoms it also seems that a small minority of cases are transmitted by asymptomatic carriers. The numbers I find are ~20%. Sure, that isn't negligible, but I can understand why experts would base a strategy on those with symptoms.
> And frankly, there isn't a whole lot you could do with even a real million qbit machine now if one were to exist.

Aside from being able to break the majority of asymmetric encryption schemes, in particular RSA as you mention with prime factoring.
I wonder how this will perform when you have tens or hundreds of thousands of photos.
I made a baby names app in 2010-2011, mostly driven by my and my wife's inability to settle on a name for our first child. The system learned n-grams from names you liked, and other info like name origins etc. I tidied it all up into what I hoped was a tasteful Mac app, used some free Google Ad credit, and it was very satisfying to see that people used it, but it was never popular enough to pay its own way, despite briefly being the number one lifestyle app on the UK Mac App store.

I would have done better if I'd tweaked the algorithm more, done an iPhone version, or just taken it seriously, but it mostly came out of a personal need and in the absence of clear signs it was valuable it was easy to let go (especially when later sandboxing rules for Mac apps broke some fundamental stuff around persistent documents).

You can see some screenshots at:

https://twitter.com/lemonwatcher/status/1286082683412582403
I'm trying to set this up at my current job and my expectation is that those extras hours get to be 'focus time'. As I become a more senior developer and have to take on more managerial responsibilities my time to actually get my own work down is disappearing.

I started working ~1.5hrs early in the morning just so I could get my coffee/hackernews routine out of the way and really get my head in to the work, then by the time stand-ups and meetings start I'm ready for a break and helping my team. Do an extra 30min at the end of the day wrapping things up and there's your extra two hours being used productively.

I'm actually already working this schedule (5 days/week) due to lack of senior staff at the company, I just want to formalise it and get Mondays off...

If I was purely coding my own tasks all day I would probably not get as much use out of the extra time, but my work is varied enough now that it's not an issue.
I like how you say "look this happens all the time today" and yet you have failed to provide a single actual example in the last 5 years of the thing you're so sure is happening.
If you don't like abortion then you don't have to get one...but don't come crying about human right violations or poverty when the answer is in front of you.

To put it simply if you don't agree with contraceptives, preventives, and abortion you are wishing doom on millions of adults anyway as the world becomes populated to the point of unsustainability.

Fuck it maybe it is murder, but it's the death of a mind barely sentient vs the slow bitter painful agony of a long and desperate life.
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It’s less interesting to me who is registered as responsible, or what process is used to select that person. But if no specific single named individual is registered as personally liable without possibility of corporate liability shield, then we won’t get public acceptance of self-driving cars for a much longer time than could be possible.
Probably. It’s not meant to be bullet proof I don’t think, but most people who aren’t developers don’t know that the network inspector is even a thing let alone how to use it.
Come to New Mexico and visit the VLA. It's even more impressive in real life.

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Could it matter that movie cameras use the same film but vertically? I'd be more inclined to stretch frames horizontally if I was designing a cinema camera, because that means the film run slower.
Very unscientific claim on my part, but I'm sure it doesn't make them better off to be restricted to servitude for another species.
If the app store appeared 1.5 years after the first iPhones, it was already conceived and development well underway when the iPhone launched. I don't have any firsthand knowledge of who blew off whom, but I'd guess it was Apple doing the blowing because that's traditionally what they do.
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I can't begin to imagine how you feel, but stick to it and you'll get some responses. It's not an easy time to find a job, so it's likely nothing to do with you.
> Most epidemiologists are bureaucrats not scientists. They don’t do research and probably can’t ...

Please reference the definition quoted and provided by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Regarding the rest of your post, you are certainly entitled to your opinion. And I am entitled to disagree.
As did I! Rephrasing the title as a question avoids this peculiarity.
That's mainly because those VMs don't do a good job of supporting old hardware that OSes like Windows 95 need. You should be using an emulator like PCem instead.
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Two years ago we built this tool https://imagetranslate.com to translate and recreate images such as banners, advertisements, brochures etc.

It is being used by individuals as of now. (freelance translators, marketers, ecomm resellers) .
But we wanted to integrate it with a bigger localisation tool as it would be of much more value for their day to day translation jobs. We couldn't close a deal there.