skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
one ssh+tmux connection by panel

well that would be like putting two terminals next to each other.

doing that inside the terminal instead has the advantage that it works on remote terminals too.

there is splitvt, but it doesn't seem to be actively maintained anymore
Media platforms should train their own engineers from an early age with their own money instead of hiring them "for free" after the public has paid their school education.

That's your style of argumentation and I doubt it brings us far.
And it seems especially odd to lump "christian" in there, anyone heard of a little studio called Metro Goldwyn Mayer?
I found out that they started a tax and allocated about $10M to doing the same things I'm trying to do. They've already put $400k into their business incubator, but it hasn't opened yet.

Their science museum kinda sucks, and their "maker space" is a laser cutter tacked onto the incubator as an afterthought.

The building I bought is 220,000 sqft and I'm passionate about doing all the things that tax is supposed to pay for, but I didn't know this at the time.

If I fail and nobody notices then everything is fine for them. But if I succeed, people might wonder what the tax went to if I don't get some of it, and I'm sure it's all already spoken for.

The thing is, I don't even care about that money. I just want to do my own thing without interference.
I completely disagree, I am ~30 and I believe my generation strongly dislikes woke culture and people younger than me hates it with all their hearts, except for a rare few that is into it.

The main pushers of woke culture, imo, is my parents generation and generally people older than 40. My generation cares a lot more about facts than the boomer generation which cares a lot more about feelings.

That is why when selling to my generation you always want to be upfront with facts and pricing and when selling to older people you want to paint how the product or service are gonna make their lives better and much more about the emotions.

My generation is used to being spammed by information since we were small, my parents weren't and are much more susceptible to bullshit.
Related: a YouTube channel with lots of small videos highlighting small parts of Dutch (cycling) infrastructure that save lives. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0intLFzLaudFG-xAvUEO-A
I still use it for voice communication while gaming.
> The fact that the mike defaults to on after power on is completely understandable from a user interface perspective

A compromise would be to play a message after turning the device on, requiring user to take action and unmute it or leave muted. This shouldn't be a problem in most scenarios as Echo is meant to be powered once and run for a long time, so it would be just a minor inconvenience.
Not agreeing with the poster of above comment, but you are right about that. I think this percentage varies across countries, societies and cultures. But I guess its a controversial topic to explore.
Germany also limits free speech under other provisions such as incitement and slander under criminal law, and subsequent compensation for libel under civil law. For all I know, the US also has strong legislation against complicit behavior for harboring acts of terrorism and/or treachery.
Just a little FWIW, I am with Hyperoptic in the UK (pretty common if you live in an apartment in a big city centre). They provide nice fast, cheap, fibre broadband (1Gbit/sec in both directions). I started allowing remote connections on my Plex (media server) but couldn't get it to work, which is puzzling as I have been setting up put forwarding for 25 years, so thought I had run out of unsolved mysteries. Then I read about CGNAT. Then I found out Hyperoptic uses CGNAT. I felt like I had been swindled, an internet connection which ample bandwidth for hosting services with no way to have any incoming ports (as no matter what portforwarding I set up on my router, the ISPs CGNAT router doesn't let me set any portforwarding up as it is out of my control).

I spoke to Hyperoptic, they said I could have a fixed (non CGNAT) IP for five months for free and then £5 per month thereafter. After five months I noticed they had started charging me £1.25 per month. I am not sure if that will increase to £5 at some point, but either way, I am happy to pay to have a "proper" internet connection.

I share this as perhaps others will be in similar situations but not realize some ISPs will let you escape the CGNAT. They switched me after a five minute chat and within 2 hours (considerably less but they said up to 2 hours) I restarted my router and I was good to go.
That index is primarily not based on economic mobility. If you open up its wikipedia page the actual economic mobility related to income and resulting wage class is only one of the contributing factors. European policy choices such as socialized healthcare and a tax regime which constrains high-wealth business have an equalizing effect on many of the measurements indicated in the social mobility index. As such, I would not place excessive stock in this particular measure when it comes to actual economic mobility between social class.
A tweet that has not been deleted since being posted in February 2019;

>"Down with USA" means down with @realDonaldTrump , @AmbJohnBolton and @SecPompeo . It means death to the American politicians currently in power. It means death to the few people running that country; we have nothing against the American nation.

https://archive.is/LgMfJ

https://twitter.com/khamenei_ir/status/1093791374204420097
This is answered in the article:

> Facebook said all the data collected remained on users' phones not servers.

> A Huawei spokesperson said: "Like all leading smartphone providers, Huawei has worked with Facebook to make Facebook's services more convenient for users. Huawei has never collected or stored any Facebook user data."
> One, the part that says you don't always get the 30 days.
> Two, the part that says contract disputes are resolved via arbitration, not litigation.

And honestly, this type of terms in a contract shouldn't be legal. Has far as i know, the second part is not even legal in most country outside of the US.
I don't really care for Parler but having big company abusing their position to have terms heavily in disadvantage of their client shouldn't be something we support. Because I guess most cloud-provider have the same type of clause.

Arbitration over litigation should be just plainly illegal.
Exactly right. There are already properly defined rules and regulations in the Constitution of every country. These rules and regulations have been implemented by elected representatives of the people of those countries. If there is anything lacking it should be done through legislation legally. Not through private companies deciding on their own whims and fancies.

Which is why GDPR exists isn't it? Every country can frame it's own rules. Private companies must abide by those rules. Neither should they be allowed to create rules for their platforms beyond what is defined in the Constitution of the countries they operate in. Restricting speech by private companies must be made illegal. If someone says or does something wrong on social media there is recourse for it already defined by the law. Any content removal should be in the hands of the users of the platform (similar to GDPR) or the elected Government. Private companies must only be allowed to remove content that has been explicitly defined as illegal in the constitution of the particular country.

For everything else they can enjoy immunity from being liable for whatever is posted on their platform. Liability is always with the end user of their services. That way, there won't be any extra burden on these private companies to moderate content.
I agree this lawsuit sounds meritless. I suspect this was the plan all along for Parler. They refused moderating there content knowing full well that they will be banned. Then they go about crying victim and filling meritless lawsuit to put up a show. Very similar to the meritless lawsuits that were filled for elections fraud.
"make sure you tell the victims of this breach that we care!"

HAHA ! Too True !

Reminds me of getting "punished" as a child...

Parent: "Now remember this will hurt me more than it will hurt you"

PS. No child were abused in the making of the above comment. My parents were/is excellent !
The only disadvantage is that Signal reveals the phone number of other group participants. Of course everyone could use burner numbers but, in practice, that's not very likely.
A lot of Tibia's gamers use it in Poland
The main difference is Disney+ leans towards a younger audience.
I wholeheartedly hope the state police and state judges will enforce justice on all of those who committed crimes.

--edit--

especially when crimes were committed by some incopetent judge/policeman.
You should absolutely negotiate salary. Saving a few ten thousands a year on salary for a department doesn't really mean that much to your manager or to the company, compared to filling that slot in the org chart.
Impartial justice? That would be great. Preferably without having to have a huge demonstration to get people who killed someone else on video prosecuted.
The situation is considerably more complex with Amazon. For one, hedberg10 stands to gain little from terminating business relationships with political opponents of the incoming administration. Amazon does. I’m not sure my right to be able to buy eBooks from a variety of suppliers in a competitive market is being given due protection.
I once read something similar about France. Most young people will start by cycling to see friends and get about, change to a moped when they have the money, and then one day maybe have a car. So when you see a cyclist they are very much 'you' and not 'other' - there is also great support of the French cycling team and local teams, so there is a feeling of pride when you see cyclist out.

I can only speak for the UK, people certainly see you (on a bike) as something that is impeding their journey, rather than a fellow human getting to work/out to enjoy the location.

I've been told so many times that I don't pay for the roads (I do) and that I'm slowing them down - in London while you might overtake a cyclist they will certainly catch you up at the next light.
Johnson won the London mayorship, leadership of his party and then an election (by a landslide), all of which were open and competitive contests. Love him or loathe him, he got to be PM by fighting for it: it wasn't handed to him on a plate. Far from it. His own colleague Michael Gove famously stabbed him in the back to stop him becoming PM on a prior occasion!

van der Leyen got to be head of the EU via an entirely secret process, about which we only have one public piece of evidence as to how it works: the claim that the next president of the Commission had to be a woman. She won nothing whatsoever to get there. Then she insisted that half of all Commissioners be women: this is a matter of public record. In theory she doesn't even get to influence the choice of Commissioners, that's meant to be up to the country, but the reality of the EU often doesn't seem to match what the treaties say.

COVID doesn't really respond to political leadership. That's one of the few things we can say about it with certainty. None of the interventions tried so far have any statistical correlation with healthcare outcomes. Vaccination programmes are quite responsive to politics, on the other hand (whether COVID will respond to vaccines is another topic, but the manufacturing and rollout are within the scope of human control).
Didn't the EU antitrust entity explicitly allowed Facebook to buy Whatsapp only on the condition they never use Whatsapp data for commercial purposes on Facebook?
Oh that's strange. What browser are you using? It's just a Mailchimp list - seems to work on the few browsers I've tested on.

Maybe it is working but the feedback just isn't clear enough? It should output a success message/error message below the Get Studying button. (And then you'll be sent signup details in your email)
Whenever I have got a new Raspberry Pi or PinePhone and connect it to the home network, I always SSH to the raw IP first. (Sure, at some point I’ll configure the router’s DHCP settings to ensure the new device gets a stable IP address, and then I can just use an SSH alias.) I would imagine that this is a very common use case.
These are challenging areas and I'm not an expert on all aspects of this however housing is one I've read a lot into.

Housing on an inflation-adjusted dollars per square foot basis is exactly the same now as it was in the 1970s according to the BLS, on average, across the US. In fact, after the recent drops, it's probably more affordable per square foot. [1] There are some caveats, though!

Housing is at the mercy of local ordinances. In major metros like SF and NY the city councils refuse to allow new construction, but the economies around them have been so strong that demand outstripped supply and prices skyrocketed.

In suburban areas, setback rules, zoning rules, building codes and also tastes, have left houses twice as big on average now as they were in the 1970s [1]. This is a policy issue though, and it is truly problematic, although COVID seems to have been quite the equalizing force in a lot of ways.

[edit] One way of solving it would be national zoning rules, and permitting the construction of housing in any zone (much like Japan does [2]). The other challenge is Americans need to come to terms with the fact that housing cannot be both affordable and an investment. Investments by definition are designed to become less affordable over time.

As for the stock price explosion, I'll try and dig up an article I saw recently that attributed it to, roughly, poor folks are still poor (and so never really invested), but the wealthy and middle class have actually benefitted disproportionately from the COVID situation, PPP, stimulus, etc, and there's a lot more disposable income right now in the market. I'll mark that as a [citation needed] on myself as I try and dig it up.

[1] https://fee.org/articles/new-homes-today-have-twice-the-squa...

[2] http://urbankchoze.blogspot.com/2014/04/japanese-zoning.html
And yet - the people I know who did everything I said are still there, doing what they did.

There's certainly less language friction in the US.

But there is far, far more economic and class friction.

And most people can pick up the basics of a language.
My only comment would be that performing anomaly detection on the same data that you use to "train" your detector in the first place, is a classic example of a "data-leak" in data science, and very likely to lead to errors in itself.

But thats the whole point of the very well established concept of standard deviation - to look at a dataset in isolation and analyse it.
He can but instead he contacted his ISP and got it fixed, which is much better. I don't know which ISP he is using but sounds like it is on the awful (by Danish standards) TDC network. Good thing there's great fiber almost everywhere.
Are we to just take twitters word for it?
Of course! In London, it can just be expected that there is not anywhere appropriate to park. And, nobody cares to do anything about this, so it seems futile to complain.
UK 80s kid here - I walked to school with the 2 girls across the road from me. From Junior 1 (7 turning 8yo) we'd walk to and from school alone, 20 min walk each way.
No need to get blocked you get suppressed. And plenty people dont even take the time anymore to write something known to be unpopular here. Including myself. HN is just as much a bubble as any other place. Probably should be rewritten in Rust.
With a name like 'FASTER' I would have hoped that I could find some benchmarks against other persistent key-value stores, anyone else have any luck?
I have yet to find any tangible difference b/w Wire, Element, Threema, and Jami. And whatever FSF-approved apps people use, too.
If you're not able to speak French, personal bias is a secondary concern. Speaking French in the workplace is legally required. Non-French-speaking immigrants will likely be able to get by in their personal lives with English in Montreal, depending on what you want to do, but if you're selling a product, the product must be available in French. Not complying with these regulations will incur fines from the OQLF.
Mark Zuckerberg Ein Alien?Facebook Code von Aliens
How does your outburst relate to my comment? What obligation does twitter have to give anybody a voice? Especially a voice that has incited a violent insurrection. I don't see how Twitter are struggling to maintain user trust, except for those that believe violent insurrection is a good thing.
FWIW, two Signal clients now run on the PinePhone.
“Time to act” as climate role in disaster losses increases: Jeworrek, Munich Re
> so in real terms dollars are exponentially loosing value

Your premise does not justify this point. The "real value" of a home has very little to do with its building material but with the actual demand of the home, i.e. what people are willing to pay to live in this actual home in this actual location. The increasing purchasing power has increased what prices the market is willing to pay in aggregate. This is literal wealth creation for property owners or developers, and has absolutely zero devaluing impact on the dollar.
Here in the UK, I've never seen hive boxes sitting randomly in a field :)

Since I posted my original comment, I was interested to find out more. My wife knows a couple of wives of farmer, so she asked 2 on my behalf, and both said they don't do anything like this, and haven't heard of it either. Might depend what crops you are farming, and where?
This is needed, in addition to the machine getting the same IP address back after resume (static assignment or long DHCP leases).
> Telegram uses own servers

Is there any official documentation about this? I checked, and could only find a note about their servers in the EU (Netherlands).
Literally every QM textbook ever printed starts the explanation with: "Spin is like a rotation but it isn't really because that's impossible for an electron if it were a tiny spinning sphere."

Okay then, if it's impossible, don't print what it isn't. Put down in writing what it is. That is all.
yeah, I've already started hearing the "but all the side effects from the lockdown are worse". Which of course dismisses all the non-death side-effects from covid.
Public Radio Stations Rebuke 'Times' for Ethical Lapses Related to 'Caliphate'
Well said. Indeed, there are many people who don't understand how inflation manifests. Just because the FED printed a bunch of dollars _doesn't_ mean there will be rampant inflation! Yes, increasing the outside/base money supply is a prerequisite to inflation but not an immediate cause. Reality is that most money is actually bank credit and if commercial/shadow banks don't significantly increase lending as a result of the FED's open market operations, then there won't be much impact on inflation. Indeed, US inflation as currently measured is around 1-2%. At the moment the dollar is _strengthening_ vs other fiat currencies which is the last thing we need. A weaker dollar would be in everyone's interest as it will help to reverse structural trade defecits.

Sure there might be some disagreements around the nature of the inflation measure (e.g. it doesn't include house prices) but that's another discussion.

Edit: It's worth noting that money supply is believed to be mostly endogenous these days. The monetary system we currently have is a credit based system in that all money is someone's liability and the supply of this money is mostly based upon the demand for credit. The system is quite complicated. The FED uses short term interest rates to influence the demand for credit. Low rates rates make credit creation more likely (stimulates demand). Whereas high rates decrease the amount of credit creation (curtails demand). Furthermore, if people pay back loans then we experience deflation. If there is not enough credit then we experience deflation. If there is too much credit, we get inflation. Here I'm assuming that the credit is spent. I.e. velocity increases. Indeed, people don't borrow and leave the money in their accounts. Instead, they use it to make purchases! General inflation or inflation in a particular market becomes particularly acute if credit is not allocated appropriately. For example during the housing bubble which popped in 2008. The issue here was underwriting standards were not fit for purpose.
Nice engineering blog post. Thanks for sharing.
Not the most unusual story you'll find. Carlos the Jackal got married in prison, his lawyer is his wife.

This is surprising on so many levels. He'll likely spend the rest of his life in prison. He was a ruthless killer. And his treatment of women is well documented and... not flattering.
Let's be honest, the difference here is that one happened in America and the other in a country far from America with nobody powerful enough to defend the population being killed.
If some big government would have threaten FB if they did not deal with the rohingya genocide, FB would have try to show that they care. But nobody big enough did so FB can just do nothing.
We're specifically discussing about the UK in this comment thread.
>but in my experience it has turned into a religion

Bitcoin is very much a religion at this stage. The network is constrained to a maximum of 350k(!!) txs per day, with the layer 2 solutions failing to gather any sort of traction whatsoever. Yet the bitcoin zealots herald it as the future of finance. How in gods name is 350k txs per day going to handle global finance.
Jesus!! ,that is just brutal
It might open up ways for her to hide away some of her ill-gotten gains. Ideally the state keeps track of it and nails her with additional punishment if she is caught trying that.
That's where we disagree, that's not the reality I lived and that's a fundamental part of my belief system.

I do agree to the physical separation you talked about, but it's simply not possible. Seasteading costs are so high you/I won't be able to pick our friends.

I do think the way forward is intermixed lives where we could share roads for instance but never connect. I think that's possible in the future. But as yet we can't even achieve it electronically, case in point :)
I may screw this up, but efficacy describes how effective the vaccine was in the trial vs the control group. So if each group had an equal number of people, and 100 people in the control group got sick, but only 5 people who received the vaccine group got sick, the efficacy rate would be 95%.

The hope, of course, is that the vaccine's effectiveness (how well it does at preventing covid) is close to the efficacy, but it's very hard to know for sure. That's why it's best to have the trials spread out among demographics and even locations, to better try and identify what may cause the vaccine to be more or less effective.
No helicopters? I am disappoint.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BjrT6ZAIUAAEHZp.jpg
I’ve actually attended one of those yellen talks.

The fact that nonsense like this is actually upvoted on HN is absolutely hilarious to me.
How many previews can you receive on various websites?
I'm not sure what do you mean, where I live there are cases of people who had been prosecuted without valid reason and was sentenced to years in jail. Such situations are awful since innocent human being was put through suffering and by the system which should protect innocent people. But this is not rule that governs juridical system, people do make mistakes - you cannot judge whole system by mistake made by random Joe, no system would stand such test. I prefer to be judged by state judge than by angry crowd or self appointed police. Mainly because even state judge and police are accountable for their actions, whereas crowd or self appointed guards may be difficult to find after actions are done.