skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Same, I did not know Skrillex but I dislike this style.

On the other hand I love Fonik, for example.

I love even more Deadmau5, E.T.H, ...
This is a perfect time to learn about using matrix... which is how I told my friends that I usually talk to on signal that signal was broken.

It's actually decentralized so like email only one server goes out at a time.
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And that is where the issue is. Just because you have a specific belief/views, doesn't make you more/less stupid or more/less intelectual. Having a specific religion doesn't suddently turn off your brain and tells you not to become a good developer, a good person or good scientist.
I'm not getting a banner on iOS either, however when I try to send a message it fails with a red exclamation mark in a circle saying "Request failed: service unavailable (503)"

Edit: A few minutes after the message failed to send I got a yellow banner stating that the service was experience interruptions.

However the banner disappeared shortly afterward, so it would have been easy to miss.
I agree wholeheartedly that Bumble is the dating app for relationships — and it’s the app I recommend! — but from a financials perspective: casual dating is much more profitable, Bumble will always be far behind Tinder on revenue — so as much as I love Bumble, I’d question the room for revenue growth it has vs. tinder.
That's the experience I have with my HP "windows on arm" laptop (one of the launch devices - not the newer more powerful CPU). And of course in the last few rounds of Windows updates they broke "Instant On" which besides battery life was the only other great thing about it. Now it's a slow laptop with great battery life that's frustrating because it takes 20 seconds to turn on.
And if he wasn't going to contact anyone, watching for the domain name to drop, and manually registering it at that point, is a recipe for disaster. It may not have been feasible for him to set up an automatic registration script (although I see he was using Route 53, so maybe it would have been?), but being first in line to drop-catch a domain name is the exact purpose of services such as SnapNames. Took a terrible and unnecessary risk on top of not doing the "most ethical" thing.
So everybody's sure it's gonna drop, and everyone's gonna buy the dip at $25k? Get ready to FOMO back in at $50k...
I've copied this into the post above.
Last I checked there was zero experimental support for this.

Unless you have a citation?
Qualcomm just snapped up Apple's chief architect and his CPU startup
More about the lack of or simply bad protocols, but if you want a good read and scare yourself “Command and Control” by Eric Schlosser is highly recommended.
I know you didn‘t mean this literally but the idea of apple doing a kickstarter is hilarious. It would be the logical conclusion of established, VC backed companies like ROLI doing them.
How is it like Miranda (just trying to figure out your metaphor)? One possible response to extreme over stimulation or aggression is to completely shutdown?
How do you know you've changed and it's not just the perception of how you see yourself post the event? Did you change your thinking patterns as well? If you're uncomfortable to share that's more than okay and very understandable.
It seems unclear what you mean by 2 and 3 being false - plenty of folks want those things.
What if you're practicing with your high school rock band in an old wooden barn with boards that have become rock-hard after losing most of its moisture?
Seems like they'd be doing better since other ways of meeting people for dates (bars, events, etc.) aren't happening.

Most of my single friends still seem to be dating.
You are incorrect. Signal is a centralized client-server model.
Stop encouraging a debt-based economy?
Ask HN: Why is Warren Buffet considered a great investor?
I like watching interviews with Warren Buffet. He seems pretty smart and reasonable.

But I cannot get over the fact, that over the last 20 years, Berkshire Hathaway had a 7% annualized ROI while a simple Nasdaq fund had 8%.

He talks so much about being smart, analyzing assets, investing in things you know something about, waiting for good valuations, margin of safety etc etc. But what for? Investing in a more or less random selection of tech companies would have had a better return.

Am I missing something?
I haven't moved any friends in the last week, but I've gotten lots of notifications in Signal of many friends joining this week. Hopefully it just requires some simple modifications of some parts of their infra that they didn't realize were scaling bottlenecks.

Based on my friends, mostly foreigners and English-speaking locals here in Hong Kong, Signal has grown about 20% in the past week.
Back when I had cancer in 2015, I read about this effect but I also read there was some potential danger in the cancer cells adapting to ketosis and accelerating their growth, so I thought it seemed too risky. It seems like the research may have improved since then though to suggest some benefit.
> I don't miss the $80 proprietary charger with a cable that's fixed to the brick and will probably fail if you do anything other than leave it sitting at a desk.

The Surface charger is a version of MagSafe that's pretty much immune to that.
This is amazing! Are you planning to roll this out to other states (that are also allowing vaccinations in the general public)?

If not, what's the limiting factor? Can I help overcome that?
Burned by Keybase how? It's still online and functional afaik. Do you mean the cryptocurrency shenanigans, the acquisition, ..?
Ian Eyberg (who I assume is the user that submitted this) from NanoVMs loves to post this sort of low-effort corporate blogspam. I banned him from r/vmware not so long ago for this.
Ah, I guess that's on me for only skimming the article. Still, death is death. We shouldn't trivialize it just because the person in question wasn't a good person, which is what it felt like the GP was suggesting.
Almost all the examples you give are GPL. That is the only license that protects the freedom of your software. Any 'permissive' license can be converted to 'private'. Too bad nobody really understood that for the past 20 years.
There could also have been some trauma/abuse with parents/family. The author of the story seemed to suggest something happened between him and the father.
New Oracle to Postgres Migration Guide for Azure
MIME Sniffing in Browsers and the Security Implications (2019)
Graphics switching remains somewhat painful in the Linux ecosystem. There are options but nothing that quite achieves the seamlessness of Windows or Mac solutions.

Did you get the System76 with PopOS? I was impressed with my last one with the desktop menu that allowed graphics switching (albeit after a restart).

https://support.system76.com/articles/graphics-switch-pop/

Which I think is just a wrapper around the nvidia drivers, but at least I didn't have to install it myself and the menu location is a tad more convenient.
Most midrange A/V receivers come with mics these days to do this sort of calibration. For example, Denon's version of this is called Audyssey http://manuals.denon.com/avrx4100w/NA/EN/GFNFSYnuokgukf.php
Bumble will be bought by PE and sold to MATCH. Anyone want to take that wager?
I wouldn't call that a nice workaround. Doesn't work for group messages or people that don't use signal for SMS.
What does this headline even mean? Are scientists’ minds imploding on themselves as they try to grasp the implications? Click bait to the max!
a) Which of those libraries do they use only 2% of the features from? One the template is filled out, won't it be higher.

b) There are certain things that look simple, but you _do not_ want to waste your time coding the corner cases yourself when this is a solved problem.

e.g. You might think that commandline args is simple, but it is very much not. if you '-file foo.txt' working, how will you handle '-file "C:\Program Files (x86)\bar\foo bar.txt" ' ?

If you get `-message hello` ? working, will your code handle `-message "hello, "friend""` ?

Having this prebuilt is useful.
Just a friendly reminder that Signal runs on donations and that if you can go and give them some money: https://signal.org/donate/
For switching around quickly among multiple xterm instances that I keep running, all the time, and searching history. I used to heavily use konsole but found that switching to xterm + tmux was lighter-weight (fewer extras to install), fast, and very flexible. It took a while to get everything set up the way my muscle memory wanted, but after time working through the manual pages and a few web searches (over time) I'm very happy.

I use customized keys for navigating easily around many tmux windows where I like the low overhead so it doesn't break my train of thought).

And with tmux panes: it's great occasionally to be able to send the same keystrokes simultaneously to all panes, like to multiple remote hosts). Something like a similar konsole feature, or a variant of pdsh+dshbak.

That and fvwm (also customized) make it so I can get where I want between tasks or apps with the fewest keystrokes I've found so far.

Edit: that plus that tmux allows scripting, such as to set things up for me automatically after rebooting, in ways that I'm not sure how I would do with shell scripts -- it has added another sphere of automation that I didn't have before -- maybe similar to what one could get with the expect language -- like simple automation inside both shells and apps running in them. Plus more features it has that I haven't tried yet. It is really rich.

Another possible benefit from tmux is that it is originally developed as part of, and included in OpenBSD's base distribution, so it hopefully gets the kind of attention and high standards for quality and security as the rest of that OS (like OpenSSH in that regard). (This is not to criticize the other products in this space -- they may be excellent also.)
Current State of Automated Legal Advice Tools [pdf]
This rings a bell. I remember reading a book that sounds like this, some 35 years ago... It was my gateway to discover The Hobbit, since one sentence in this book (which wasn't that good) mentioned these geeks getting together to play "Tolkian" (maybe "Tolkienian") games. It may have been this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dungeon_Master
Ive got a dumb phone and an awesome laptop, fuck the apple and google duopoly and their overpriced locked down ecosystems!
That doesn't really solve the problem. Homophones exist, and entering the phonetic representation in some native character set would still require an additional conversion step to disambiguate the homophone. (i.e. in Japanese you can type in hiragana, and many phone IMEs work like that, but you still have to convert that input to kanji; nobody wants to read your long stream of hiragana.) The input methods add value based on how frequently they suggest the correct conversion as the first candidate (based on context).

Imagine typing English by speaking. You can say "flower", but that might get written out as "flour". Some intelligence has to be implemented that picks the right one based on context, or give you the ability to correct it. That is where the complexity in east asian input methods come from.

(Yes, as English-speaking computer users we are very lucky. The exact sort of symbols that readers of English expect map 1:1 to our keyboards. Still kind of a pain on a phone, though!)
Yes. No touch bar. I prefer real buttons. More ports. We regular USB is still a thing in spite of what they might think. Don't you dare touch the 3.5 mm audio jack! Leave it alone. Nobody gives a shit that the laptops are half a centimeter thick when they need all these stupid adapters / dongles to have basic functionality.
Wait, so I can geolocate someone and figure out their ISP by starting a Signal call? Great feature, I love it!
That's right https://github.com/signalapp/Signal-iOS/blob/bac01d739403afc...
You're not stuck in the traffic jam, you are the traffic jam
Just to be clear, a self-contained build includes the .NET runtime and all its libraries in your build output.

Most people just install .NET on their machines. If so, that 1.4mb executable will run just fine.
Tech Antitrust. How did a case meant to lower prices lead to higher prices?
Japanese IMEs operate basically the same way as Chinese ones.
Antifa Protester John Sullivan Brags About Posing as Trump Supporter
MIT professor charged with hiding work for China
Have you looked at the indie game market? Unity rules all right now (yes I know there are other engines but Unity is clearly the big dog). 1000's and 1000's of games developed or being developed. Steam has endless lists of them. A lot of the Flash games moved to Unity but the bar was raised as developers pushed to stand out. So now you Flash game isn't enough to stand out. You need something really special. A perfect example is Team Meat, they made Super Meat Boy and Super Meat Boy Forever. Half of that team started making Flash games and now it's indie games. That pattern has repeated itself over and over. The difference is the delivery platform, it's either mobile games or indie games or both often.
I use solar power. Also, in nearby San Jose, California, they have banned NG in all new construction except commercial or multi family residences taller than 3 stories.
Since you've looked into .NET 5.0 - is it possible now to create a single .exe, and not having to carry extra .dlls (I'm still stuck to .NET Framework 4.7.2 for one reason or another).
I just donated to Signal after seeing the error banner in the app.

I realised I was more than happy to pay WhatsApp's yearly charge back in the pre-Facebook days (think it was 70p or so?).

Figured I could give Signal a few quid every now and then, maybe keep a server up for a few seconds :)

Donation link should anyone be interested:
https://signal.org/donate/
> FWIW, this is sort of a legacy of .NET's "enterprisey" history.

So is this type of boilerplate.
One of those annoying Telegram users here.

I too wish Signal engineers good luck!

(Even if I personally mostly use Telegram and hope for Matrix to "win", Signal is a fantastic piece of software as far as I can see, both as an extremely secure (I think) messaging client in its own right and also as an inspiration for other messaging platforms.)
>> I know a lot of you are married so let me put this out here: I (and most young people) will not put their romantic life on pause cause of a virus.

Most people I know have put their dating lives on hold. Not all of course, but most. It’s like any of the rules people have been asked to follow during the past year: most people have followed them, it’s only a selfish minority that have not.

Edit: My point is not to excuse shitty behaviour by pretending everyone else is doing it. Consider the world doesn't revolve around you and that occasionally people need to work together for the greater good, each making a variety of sacrifices.
How is it your task to render html emails? Shouldn't the software do that?
> I think the idea is to trust the author’s judgment and do not change the focus

I’m not sure why you assume i don’t know this. Thanks for explaining it anyway dad.

I’m talking about ‘interfere’ being changed to ‘inhibition’, alongside the removal of ‘iPhone 12’.

Original was: “The Magsafe charging system in the iPhone 12 can interfere...”
Don't hold your breath. I've been keeping an eye on CoreRT and it actually slowed down and even regressed compared to Dotnet Core's rate of development while I was watching it.

I think maybe in 2016? 2018? they were committing a lot to it, probably hoping to make it production ready. Then priorities shifted and they barely advanced and now they moved it into "runtimelab" which doesn't bode well to me.
Have you seen Processing or P5.js? I can’t really compare them to what Flash was like, but they’re both extremely accessible ways to make cool artwork, animations, etc. and a great way to learn coding by “making real things.” There’s also a big community and some very nice educational videos.

https://processing.org/

https://p5js.org/
I don't believe in coincidences
I didn't know some places still charge for SMS
Harmful online speech has not been banned. The outlets where one can express death threats, hate speech, and calls for insurrection have been decreased. Two very different things.
I like the Tom Petty method—I'm interpreting here, and paraphrasing in my own format based on a longer discussion and probably mixing up some of this with other knowledge.

Mix— headphones

Master— monitors

Test— Toyota Corolla (Petty, said something like "just about everybody's gonna be listening in a Toyota"—they'd literally print a tape and run it out to someone's car)
Yeah, I understand the reasoning of MAD, but on like a thinking individual level... when you get the order and are under the impression that this is a second strike, why hit the button? MAD clearly didn't work at that point, so why fire? On the off chance that it was a small first strike and this is a limited second strike? I, at least, would rather run the risk of upsetting the doctrine than run the risk of destroying all of humanity.
Sorry, this is off topic. I hadn't seen the looped square symbol used beyond the Mac command key, but it turns out that it signifies a place of interest in many locales.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Looped_square#Modern_use
I’ve only received a couple calls in the time I’ve had the app but my overall experience was great. Helped a guy cross a busy intersection and another woman pick out some low-fat milk. Feels good to help man.
A week after he registered the domain name. That's not the same thing as "before," which I believe the top comment in this thread was implying about what he should have done instead of what he did do.
Yeah this screams "antisocial coder" to me. Coding with an audience of one.
I presume that was sarcasm, but it has some truth to it. Yes, the military trains for obedience. It also trains for independent thought. Your comms can be compromised, meaning you could be receiving information and orders from a hostile party. Or they could be completely cut off, and you could be receiving no orders, meaning you have to figure out what to do on your own. Or you could have a window of opportunity that lies outside the scope of your orders, and it could be gone by the time you get permission or approval. Or...

So, yes, the military does train for a degree of independent, critical thinking.
Also if you have small children who put the magsafe connector in their mouth it kills the power brick. If you plug a faulty power brick into a laptop it would sometimes fry the power circuit on the laptop as well.

But I'm 100% in agreement that Apple underdesigned the strain relief on the MagSafe connectors, probably for aesthetic reasons.
AWS Smithy: A language for defining services and SDKs
That's a red herring. The point of the article is that Wikipedia is badly biased in areas relating to leftist ideology. Wikipedia is a good source for technical information, but once you try to use it for historical, political, or religious research, you're going to end up uninformed.
> just unmatch the pair say after three days of the last message.

This is a good point. However, some women (due to men spamming them) don't have notifications turned on, so genuinely don't get around to seeing a message until they have time to sit down and scroll through the pile

Also (as I'm sure you know), anything that can be used as a "measure of cool" will be used as just that. And having a huge list of matches can be a huge self-esteem boost to some.

I agree with your point though. It can be tiresome to have to periodically clean out matches every so often
Are there any legal issues if one were to be untruthful/lie on security questionnaires?
In a perfect world yes they would, but how many times has the better tech died in our history. Its too many to count.

If I wrote the perfect chat app tomorrow, I'm talking universally loved by anyone who uses it. I'm not guaranteed to succeed. If someones whole family is on iMessage and they are happy they aren't going to be able to get them to switch. So they couldn't use my app if they wanted too.

Thus they stay with the "inferior" product. Average people aren't interested in the latest greatest. They just want it to work and as long as it does, they don't care about shortcomings that don't affect them. IE app size, speed(as long as its good enough)
How does Signal work in the context of the Great Firewall?

Can china shut down Signal by banning traffic that seems like Signal communication??
It looks like Five Thirty Eight did one piece on overseas MLB travel years ago but I'm a little surprised they don't seem to have looked at this more.
It's just a fancy self-extracting archive... it's not a statically linked binary with tree shaking of everything which is not actually used.
I saw it go out back then, and frankly it I can barely contain my laughter every time I'm reminded of it. I'm legit crying lol.

It's hard to even imagine how many missteps and failures had to line up just right for us to wind up with this FWP.

I'm sure there's a lesson in there somewhere.
DNS is resolving correctly again to AWS, but the servers are 504 timeout.
Yup, and it's not like Signal should be surprised with it. The influx has been happening for a while now and it seems like they were incapable of handling it. I have no idea how I'm going to defend them against all my family members I somehow managed to convert from WhatsApp to stay on this platform.
Lucky you, but they don't want my money. Lenovo does not sell ANY AMD-equipped Thinkpad in Spain

That's frustrating. I am in the Netherlands and when I decided to buy it, I picked it up the next day. It's also in stock now:

https://www.coolblue.nl/product/862275/lenovo-thinkpad-t14-2...

Interestingly, it's now 60 Euro more expensive than when I bought it. I guess the new lockdown drives prices up due to people working from home?
What Is the Key Mystery about Deep Learning Neural Network
Priority #1 is making sure it works in California; we'll need to sustain volunteer attention for days/weeks, etc, while working kinks out of the system.

Broadly we will probably publish the "recipe" (rather little code involved!) and encourage other teams to clone it; getting dozens of trusted, capable, committed volunteers relied heavily on professional networks in the Bay Area, and our networks might not be dense enough to replicate that for e.g. Michigan.
I'm a new Signal user myself (maybe six weeks or so). In the past week there's been a huge influx of my contacts joining Signal.

I will continue to use iMessages for my iOS contacts. For SMS people I will gently nudge (hey, have you tried Signal? and then let the convo go where it does) and then use Signal as the primary for those people.
I imagine they wouldn't remove the ability to charge over USB-C, but simply add a new MagSafe port. This would effectively free up an extra port when traveling, and you could still use USB-C charging from hubs, monitors, or third-party chargers.
How did you get burned by Keybase? An outage or something else?

I know in their own terms they basically say “we can delete your account, but we won’t”. I chuckled and never bothered.