skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I hear that point and agree it could bring fear, especially as it gets very powerful. What I wonder is, what shall we do as global organizations get stronger and stronger and play national governments against each other, or less nefariously, try to abide by 200+ national laws at the same time, which most certainly conflict with each other?
Modern UI v1.0 – Complete game menu
> "Ayn Rand (Cloud Atlas)"

Cloud Atlas is David Mitchell.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloud_Atlas_(novel)

I suspect you mean Atlas Shrugged.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlas_Shrugged

(And now I've got Tom Hanks as Hank Reardon in my head. Didn't see that coming.)
Show the receipts that the election was stolen before you decide to broadcast that claim to millions.

Trump's legal team had the chance to do that in court dozens of times, and failed to do so every time. He took the same discredited claims to a massive crowd in the capitol, and we see the result.

> You can't conveniently ignore the much worse riots that took place last summer as you try to spin your crazed narrative, we see through all of this now.

You can't "both sides" this because none of the marches for social justice this summer attempted to kidnap and execute the executive line of succession.
So there's no clear photos of any people inside the capitol building raid with guns? (Besides the unclear photo of zip cuff guy)

That's honestly surprising, given how heavily armed protests have typically been this year, as well as the mass media description of the event
> It is difficult to see what the problem is.

No one seems to be angry that Rubert Murdoch, owner of Fox News, gets to decide who is a host/anchor and who isn't, who is a guest that is interviewed and who isn't, who goes on air and who doesn't, etc.

If Fox New (and CNN, OANN, etc) get to decide who to broadcast or not, I'm not sure what's so special about Twitter as a platform deciding as well.

Arguing the contra: if Twitter "must" allow Trump, shouldn't Fox News "have to" allow (e.g.) Noam Chomsky to have his own show?
>>Pompeo on Twitter said he met with Blinken “to facilitate an orderly transition, and to ensure American interests are protected abroad.” It was unclear if the meeting, which comes less than two weeks before Biden’s inauguration, was in person or virtual.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-biden-pompeo/pompeo-m...
You’re forgetting finance. There are plenty coders in finance making multiples over FAANG.
it's absurd to say that you're limited by body weight exercises. there are so many "scientific process" body weight regimes to choose from. barbell training has such a high barrier for entry for so many people when really most people just need to do something.
Wikisource got both the 1925 and 1953 reprint online and proofread against the scans within 8 days. EPUBs and MOBIs available too!

https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Great_Gatsby
> and wait for my fridge to be stocked with the right food

This also relates to another human brain screwup I was talking to a friend about recently. They wanted to learn to do something but were waiting to take a class when there were all sorts of good free learning resources available for that skill. Sometimes your mind doesn't want to do something and you rationalize "okay I'll do it when I have X Y and Z" but really you're trying to ignore the fact that the only thing holding you back is that you really don't feel like putting that work in, and having the perfect workout or starting a class won't necessarily change that. Sometimes we need to tell our brains to shut up and just do the thing.
It's a kids activities website for parents and caregivers.

https://goodplans.app

I would say I'm close to shutting it down after not getting any real traction over the break. I think I've had about 3-400 unique users, all parents, and I've got a low bounce rate, but no real repeat users.
I highly doubt that PRs that would change all the "different for the sake of being different" nomenclature of Hoon to align with the one that everyone is already used to from every other programming language would be welcome.
Cool, fta just said some had stickers and some didn’t. Now you’re just adding confusion into the mix.
So, the capture of Afghanistan's production can help us against covid. ;-)
> Our current technology allowing any kind of garbage to be amplified to the masses is making things worse, not better.

By "our current technology" you mean social media. If you need evidence that it is time to do something about social media, consider this:

28% of Americans believe that Bill Gates wants to use vaccines to implant microchips in people - with the figure rising to 44% among Republicans. See: https://www.bbc.com/news/52847648

Before social media these kinds of nonsense would never spread, but now so many people believe this kind of nonsense that it has become a huge threat to society.
Step 1 is actually finding the things that work for you. Your step 2 is the exact opposite of what works for me. Mine would be:

2. Find a way to work out by yourself, where no one else is aware. Cycling makes this incredibly easy, but I also drive back to the office at 7pm to use the empty gym for weightlifting. I work hardest when I’m only accountable to myself.

3. Find why you like exercise. I love it when I’m already stressed out, but if life is fine and easy I don’t excessive. Create stress so that working out can resolve it.
> these are high quality luxury cars

Maybe they've got better. But in 2017 I spend a good amount of time in a Model S, and the impression I got was distinctly "high tech", but not "luxury". The dash was more flimsy, creaky than my old Altima, the fit and finishings were similar, and even my entry level Audi blew past it in interior quality and refinement.
Smart move. They rake in the profits whether you're right or wrong. I've stock in something similar (plus500), but it makes an insignificant part of my overall portfolio. If you have a minute, feel free to PM a few that have caught your attention - the ideal would of course be something with valuation unaffected by the hype itself ;)
At the time of writing people were downvoting you, but I'd say to them that this is a legitimate strategy. China has succeeded in building their own internet economy, unlike the EU or Africa.

A "ban them all" strategy is not unthinkable.
This is a demo port of the classic Humongous Arts PC game Spy Fox: In Dry Cereal to the browser, which is running using the ScummVM engine in WASM/WebGL format.
https://www.colecornford.com/flashcards/

I wrote this because I felt a lot of the online content for studying security content doesnt have great assessment options or an okay UX. Often they are awesome lists or too far into a specific niche. So wanted make a more general one thats quick and easy.

The reason it is halfbaked is because I need to spend a lot more time on writing more questions AND refining/streamlining ones I have written already. My feedback I've receives so far has been that more focus should go into ensuring the questions are well written.

Happy to hear feedback and hope you like my little piece.
There are a lot of potential medications that are being studied and it's good to remember that we have to do good science to know what we are doing. So far, only steroids (specifically dexamethasone) has shown a mortality reduction. Remdesivir maybe decreases length of stay in the hospital.

Currently beside fluvoxamine, there is research being done on colchicine (usually used for gout), ivermectin (controversial because the main people promoting it believe so strongly in it that they flat out say on their website it is unethical to perform randomized control trials to study it at this point, which is bonkers), various vitamins have been proposed.
Ah, this doesn't provide details on its effects on the skin.
I don't recall the time when armed insurrectionists with guns, bombs, and zip ties attempted to execute the Vice President when the left did it, can you share some links?
This is a great reset of the US and Taiwan relationship that will allow new rules to get added by the State Department. Best case scenario is that the two democracies grow even closer together and Taiwan finally gets a US embassy or even a military base. Worst case scenario is Biden goes back to the old behavior of placating China.

In any case, this is great timing, as China suffers from internal turmoils in Hong Kong, Beijing (leadership conflicts), Xinjiang and Tibet. And currently is engaging in a conflict with India, Australia, US, UK, Canada. Quad alliance (Japan, India, US, Australia) https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2020/11/25/what-is-the-quad-c... has been pretty active, and Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China (senior lawmakers in democracies) https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-06-05/lawmakers... have recently formed this year.

Taiwan would be a great formal addition to these alliances, as it could act as a land carrier sitting off the coast of China. With its recent effort underway to build homegrown submarines by 2025, it could repel most of the sea threats from China for a long time https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidaxe/2020/12/02/taiwan-is-b....
Ever since reading the advice to avoid these CISC-y instructions (IIRC right back to the first Pentium), I've been wondering why.

Like what made them not implement the best possible microcode for that?

I mean sure for very short loops I guess I can see unrolling being faster than accessing microcode, but yeah.
Running this site through an HTML validator generates quite a few errors.

https://validator.w3.org/nu/?doc=https%3A%2F%2Finoads.com%2F...
Why bother with this vitriolic, nail spiting narrative ?
Go swallow some drano and tack a nap
Unix cp, but with a proper progress bar, and much faster:

https://github.com/wheybags/wcp

Getting close now but not ready for real use. io_uring is awesome.
They'd be wrong about only communicating through Twitter, but at this point I demand original long form footage before I believe the media in what a politician did or did not say. They simply don't do an accurate job of summarising.
Yeh, well, that's what gets me the most about this. I can imagine the number of people jumping in on the bandwagon with money they can't afford to lose - and the pain that will inevitably ensue.
You're just making assertions and hoping that the zeitgeist continues to agree with you.

It's easy for the winning side to trot out a bunch of people that support their position (and if you try suggesting R's are on the same side as Trump supporters, then you're more divorced from reality than I feared). Trump supporters don't care. They want specific concerns addressed.

And frankly, they should be. Every election in a bona fide democracy should be characterized by the winning side steel manning the losing side's objections and addressing them one-by-one until the fraction of the population continuing to object is minuscule enough to ignore.

That didn't happen. Instead objectors got people they didn't trust trotted out before them declaring "There's NO evidence of election fraud" (demonstrably false, there's evidence of election fraud in every election), stonewalling, and running out the clock.

They should have steel-manned and addressed in a very public and forthcoming, unspun manner the more compelling arguments presented. Matt Braynard's [1] work, for example, should have been litigated to hell and back.

Undergoing these challenges is critical to maintaining democracy, but the left was hell-bent on painting a narrative that pursuing election transparency in 2020 (not 2016, mind you; they had quite a different take then when they were mucking with the electoral college themselves [2]) was somehow antidemocratic because all questions had been settled by the people only they were permitted to declare trustworthy.

So what we have now is a huge fraction of the population that feel the election has been stolen:

"Sixty-one percent (61%) of Republicans say it’s Very Likely the Democrats stole the election, but just as many Democrats (61%) say it’s Not At All Likely. Among unaffiliateds, 29% feel it’s a stolen election; 45% do not." [3]

I don't have much of a dog in this fight. I'm about as pure a libertarian/ancap as you can find. I leaned slightly Trump because I despise war, but I would have been just as happy with Biden and a republican senate. I'm telling you with open eyes (the same eyes I use to attempt to discredit the Q and Lin Wood madness on the right) that you have bought into a false narrative sold to you by the leftist media. You are nowhere in the vicinity of "woke". You are stuck in a bubble that decries other bubbles and you don't even realize it. Worse, it's the most powerful bubble that is causing the most damage to society. It is YOUR bubble that is causing the most damage to democracy in this country.

[1] https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2020/11/matt_braynards_...

[2] https://www.dailysignal.com/2020/12/17/how-democrats-attempt...

[3] https://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/ele...
I bought a pinephone which I immediately flashed with Arch Linux. It definitely is not a workhorse of productivity as we used to but I did not buy pinephone to be one. I wanted a phone I can use for making calls and sending texts, and maybe taking photos. And the one that does not spy on me. I have plans to run podman on it and use it for things like firefox or thunderbird but that's not critical. I am happy to have a phone that does not constantly draw my attention :)

And on a side note Arch community is soooo briliant, they even helped me on New Year's Eve when I had spare time to play with the phone. It's kind of response that brings back some nice memories :)
I'm not a nazi, so I'm not going into hiding, if that's what you're asking?
Deplatforming is a kind of censorship. With social media monopolies in place, deplatforming is effectively removing someone's voice altogether, so basically the same as censorship.
I have to second and recommend this.

42 years. Obese.

Started doing this regimen.

Gained 10 pounds but got skinner.

I was so out of shape that I almost did not have muscle, just fat. Once I started doing my posture got better, sleep and everything.

I hate doing it but I love the results.
And actual Marxists find NPR a little to liberal for their taste.
Because with the F-150 there's recalls, a class action, and a lawsuit around that exact issue.

With Tesla? There's "FUD!", "this is normal", "to be expected from time to time", "overblown issue".
You're right there are other use cases besides microservices. For me, the other exciting application is to use Tuna in an analytics tool. The beauty would be that you don't have to use any query language to analyze large datasets.

With regards to orchestration, I hope to add primitives for events, batch processing, and things like that.

Make sure I understand your question correctly: You're asking how updates will work so:
-old deployments don't see the next version's types coming out of global state
-new deployments only see valid types.

I believe the compiler can do a lot of heavy lifting for updates while still remaining flexible. The compiler could take in two tuna files and type check across versions. For example, imagine two version of the same application. In v0 we store Foo. In v1 we store Bar.

A couple options open up:
- We can deploy v1 but a transformation from Foo to Bar must be executed across all stored data. This would need to be performed while v0 is down.
- We can deploy a type safe version of v0 and v1 that handle the union Foo or Bar. Then, we can teardown the type safe version of v0. v1 should be the only deployment that migrates foos to bars. The benefits of this approach is that you have non disruptive upgrades.
Working on a tree planting, earth saving, bio link tool :), have a few signups but need to rewrite the edit flow and a thousand other things on my todo.

Frontpage
https://maelt.co

Profile page
https://maelt.co/anda
Anyway, my point here is not to defend trump. Just to point out that both sides caused riots over the past 6 months with leaders egging them on and 1 side was penalized.
Bitcoin is not digital gold, it's digital art
Trump is honestly the least war mongering president since Carter.

But he's also now clearly lost control with reality and is taking unprecedented steps.
Unicode, some emojis are comprised of two characters (two emojis) put together, thus are two characters. Often one is the main character, and the second is the variation code.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42679712/why-does-the-re...
I have a Parler account but lost app on my phone. It wont let me re download the app again. I was able to get back in to my account through Google "Parlor login " but they might take this away. How can I get the app on my phone again? Please help!!
I’d like to see a video of this hypothetical subzero shower stream turning to a block of ice around an unsuspecting nucleus.

Bonus points if you can scale it up to a mannequin.
There are two main perpetuated methods to this:

1) Project your crimes unto your opponents (smokescreen + taking out targets).

2) Using priming, anchoring and repeating the same message exactly over and over. Ie. this is code for the "smooth transition" of power:

Pompeo Promises 'A Smooth Transition To A Second Trump Administration' (2020)

https://www.npr.org/sections/biden-transition-updates/2020/1...

Many people forget consciously. This works without social media, but the amplification may accellerate and strengthen the signal that much more when effective.

Yes, it is brainwashing techniques.

https://www.msnbc.com/all-in/watch/chris-99178053752
This is incredibly effective. I've walked my dog several thousand times in the last 10 years, and that is several thousand times I absolutely would not have been out for a walk otherwise
> Awesome, we are still getting somewhere. What other oop feature would you be using

I'm glad you think it was productive so far. I am not convinced it is a productive use of our time to continue/extend the thought exercise though.
I excluded the omnibus spending from that number. Most folks, including myself, are appalled at how irresponsible the spending is. However, it would be intellectually dishonest to combine them to make that argument.

The stimulus component was roughly 900B, of which each American (there's roughly 330M of us) will only receive $600. Of course, this is all accomplished by [0]printing obscene amounts of USD and saddling Americans with a debt that will likely never be repayable. [1]At present, the debt to GDP ratio exceeds 130%.

[0] https://www.usatoday.com/in-depth/money/2020/05/12/coronavir...

[1] https://www.usdebtclock.org/
Don't like Trump, but this is long overdue, China needs to move to Taiwan system of government, not the other way around and end this "Chinese Taipei" name nonsense.
I liked most of the content from AthleanX. Here’s a body weight highlight real: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKNIYblazQg

The host is informative without being too bro-y. He also talks about the physiology behind muscle movements which I liked.

The start to my routine was just alternating between a push day, pull day, and legs/cardio day with all body weight. I also worked in core exercise each day because I knew my abs were very weak.

For the first two months I really couldn’t do much beyond body weight. Once my own weight wasn’t making me sore anymore, I layered on the bands.

Sample push day:
3 x 12 tricep push-ups https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrq4_y_5vnA
3 x 12 wide grip push ups https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rr6eFNNDQdU
3 x 12 pike push-ups (shoulders) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sposDXWEB0A

Push-ups with a hold for 3 seconds

With bands:
Chest press https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3ccNPK-P4U
Triceps https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCJaO-hCO2M

Pull day - tough to do without bands or a bar:
3 x 12 Chin-ups (fingers facing you)
3 x 12 pull ups (fingers away from you)
Then I used a 5 gallon water jug for one arm dumbbell rows

Bands:
This is a good video on back exercises for the bands https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-9f_tULVVo

Happy to answer more questions. I’m admittedly not a pro, but I’ve definitely got stronger without getting hurt using the above. My main recommendation would be to just start with your own body weight and get into the habit.
Honestly, I love the fact that we live in an age where this is simultaneously a very good question and also quite hilarious.
If you're swimming in a world of lies, how do you feed yourself? Because not through government; they don't want that job.

What do you imagine government's goal to be? Especially in a country like the US where half the elected are trying to shrink it?

People believing lies led to a mob storming the US Congress. Do you think the goal of the people in government was to get lynched by a mob?

(I use hacker news because it is moderated. That's not part of the problem)
For context AVIF is to AV1 what WebP is to VP8.

It's an image format based on the keyframes of the AV1 video codec.
>>there are drop in replacements for everything oil does

While somewhat true, the "drop in" replacements are often more expensive, or less reliable, or less desirable/usable than their petro counterparts.

Sometimes the replacements are all 3
Can’t get much simpler than this: primo.af
Open Redirect Vulnerability on TikTok Ads Portal
That's succinctly put.

I'd like to rob a bank.

I want enough bank robberies to succeed that the fictional movies and books which are an import part of my life to still be plausible.

In general I don't want just anyone to be able to rob a bank.
Exploring RustFFT's SIMD Architecture
> Here's a pointed question for you: Which was worse and by what measure, the BLM/Antifa riots of last year or the capitol building riot?

I'm gonna say that the mob attack on the United States' entire line of succession over false claims of fraud is worse than overwhelmingly peaceful protests over the murder of an unarmed, compliant man in police custody.
From the perspective of an "irrational actor": Brexit was much more about not liking the political policies of the EU than about cutting the UK off from the rest of the world.
He's saying it's "censorship", not that it's illegal.
Automatic conversion to XML is not always possible cleanly as those documents tend to not follow all rules (which can happen for example by template nesting). At that point you have a headache.

The point of being XML compatible is not about the browser environment. It's about tools and processes that work with XML (and assume therefore valid XML) and use your HTML as input. That's still a quite common thing. Even you don't do it today you can't know whether you or someone else is going to need it tomorrow.

Being XML compatible also opens up the possibility to use powerful tools like transformations and queries right on the raw HTML data in ad-hoc scenarios.

Sure, that's nothing you would do on an private blog usually, but in more enterprisey settings all kinds of processing happens on all kinds of data, quite often including web page contents. My experience after working in such environments is that not keeping HTML XML compatible will cause some serous trouble eventually.
Google removes Parler from its App Store
Yah but what these turds did not mention is that as long ago as Firefox 83, they simply removed all production ESNI code, silently, without warning a single soul.

As in, hundreds of thousands if not millions of Firefox browser users that were relying upon encrypted SNI in despot regimes - after waiting some two fucking years for Cloudflare to actually implement ESNI on their endpoints - updated their browser one day, just to have all SNI in the clear and without a word of warning from the Firefox development team. In order to implement ECH which nobody supports yet, no mainstream even nightly web server build has ECH yet, with exception to early alpha Cloudflare go code which based on the initial ESNI debacle is probably ~1.5 years away from being implemented on their production DNS servers.

Firefox devs are a buncha losers.