skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Startup idea: Users sell surplus Powerwall charge/charging access via a real time auction site.

Airbnb for charging.
:-?

I'll check.
Yes, it is essential that we legalize cocaine and many other recreational drugs.
It seems like the continual growth of the federal government is creating a 'blue stream' of liberal voters into Virginia (federal agency employees are overwhelmingly democrats).
Why would they need that? Power from the grid is still cheaper than a diesel generator.
Fenbendazole (the active ingredient in dog dewormer medication Panacur) can inhibit cancer growth.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2687140/

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6085345/

Unfortunately, it causes acute hepatitis and it won't be authorized for clinical trials.
India is not secular, and whatever goes on in India in the name of secularism is the exact opposite of it. Rights are sanctioned and denied based on religious identity.

In case you want to know how bad it is, the ones the most oppressed and poor are the lower caste hindus, and even now, it's illegal for a lower caste hindu to open and run school exclusively for lower caste hindus even with his own money. It's not just that state won't do it, but it has made it illegal for individual citizens to do it as well. Remember these are the folks with no money, no land and no connections. Their only means for social mobility is education. Meanwhile, a christian or muslim does it, he/she gets state funding, and the upper caste hindus are well off and connected. It's just caste system with extra steps.
Of course this is well supported by upper caste hindus, muslims and christians - the old elite class.

Aside from that, hindu temples and institutions are managed by the state and taxed, while other religions gets absolute freedom to run their institutions however - taxfree. Again, this is relic of colonial briton who really wanted to control the hindus as the main opposition to the raj came in the form of hindu nationalism.

It's a religious apartheid state against the poor hindus - a relic of colonialism happily continued by the Indian elites who wielded power once the british left most likely because they hated the poor hindus even more than the british themselves.
This game looks a lot like Cube World -- is this just a Cube World clone?
I really wish people would stop butchering the English language.

`Monopoly producers...`

And then goes on to list two fucking supplers in TSMC and Samsung, that's not a monopoly, let alone the fact there a many other major semiconductor companies Intel, Global Foundaries etc.
>when all you want to do is post about something that has nothing to do with your blogging persona.

Cool project. I've been looking for this kind of service for a long time.

I would like to report a bug regarding your rich-text editor. I'm trying to post several images, but everything is vanished when i publish it. See here : https://streamable.com/wpm5mh

I'm currently working on a personal project similar like this too, but now focusing in making a simpler javascript-based WYSIWYG rich-text editor (now supporting : bold, italic, underline, add link, paste image)

Screenshot : https://github.com/altilunium/rtnF/blob/main/rtnf_screenshot...

Github Repo : https://github.com/altilunium/rtnF

Maybe you can use it as a component for this service.
Till now, No :)
One month of 12 2070s today produces a hell of a lot more rendered frames than waiting until next month to maybe get our hands on something. Let me just run and ask the client if we can push their deadline back while I'm at it.
WebFinger is another option: https://webfinger.net/
HP ZBook is available with matte screen. I think Thinkpads, too. Recent Dell UPxxxx desktop monitors are glossy, but the XPS laptops are not available in matte.
If a majority of Republicans support it and a majority of democrats support it, then why hasn't it passed already? Surely there cannot be enough state level skew on this issue that a majority of Senators don't represent states where legalization is favored by most voters?
absolutely. "Indian secularism" is the exact opposite of secularism. It's just discrimination on the basis of religious identity.
NYT reporter Donald McNeil Jr ousted after using n-word with students
I’ve used the infection PHP library (https://github.com/infection/infection) in an API SDK that I maintain.

My experiences were very similar to the author’s when I first started using it. Even though my test coverage was near 100%, the mutations introduced revealed that in large part my tests were fallible due to assumptions I’d made when writing them.

I’ve incorporated mutation testing as the final step in my CI workflow as a test for my tests. It’s a fair bit of work the first time it’s run (especially with larger libraries), but in my opinion vital as a pairing with tests.
So litterally up hill both ways
> I think marijuana is a pointless drug that makes you stupider when you use it.

What about alcohol?
Yea, I have already done the first course part and then the assembler, which is in F# and linked in one of my other comments.

Thanks for letting me know about the extended grader support.
> I would think they were settling, if they got a more compact state.

It is not like any land exchange happened. Sure, some resources got divided but I wouldn't see it as settling. If you read analysis about management of big states, even now a lot of analysts believe some of the other big states should be split up.

> What I will say is that Sikhs I met in USA were not happy with say splitting Chandigarh.

Well, that's not representative of them, no? I have also met people who are not happy with that decision and also people who are indifferent to it.

> A lot of Punjabi-speaking Hindus "chose" Hindi for that to be true IIRC.

Not really, look at any language census from before as well in the districts that became the new state.

But the linguistic issue is not just limited to that state. Look at the northern Himalayan states and look at what has happened to their languages. Hindi has just subsumed their languages with its words and now most people speak Hindi only. This situation is made worse because of the necessity of English as a language, their own mother tongue kind of becomes third in the priority list.
Location: Palo Alto, CA

Remote: yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Svelte/Node/Mongo/Linux

Resume: https://profullstack.com/contact

Email: anthony@profullstack.com
Too little, too late, too cherrypicked. Byee Intel.
Maybe before 1980 that is a sufficient explanation of abstract capital. It really does not resemble modern reality.
Like Jinnah, Mirza Basheer said a lot of things at one time and a lot of diametrically opposite things at another. Punishing people who aren't dead for something someone who is dead said is a bad idea, so is predicating citizenship rights. Do you think I asked for who my parents were? Do you think it's fair they couldn't even register their marriage in Pak and could only give Nikahnama to American embassy on the way out?
Leaf: A front end for developing audio classification algorithms
Not just freeing people from jail but to finally stop prosecuting people and wasting 100's of millions in Tax Payer Money. How many young people have had their lives ruined over a joint? When I think of all the poor kids who got fucked over, that was the real crime. Any politician who stands in the way of legalization should be thrown out of Government, including the President.
If you can afford to, just get a Synology NAS. Their audio station app [0] works quite well across devices.

[0] https://www.synology.com/en-global/dsm/feature/audio_station
420 blaze it.
“The key problem is how to check that the vaccine worked”

The first rule of DIY vaccine club is that you have no fucking idea what the key problems are.
If Bloomberg was operating in good faith (such as being tricked by a lying source), would they still be liable for libel?
Why do you assume a desktop monitor is meant to sit in a dark spot? Desktop monitors are used in all sorts of environments.
The Iraq Liberation Act of 1998 signed by Pres. Clinton made it official US policy to support democratic movements in Iraq. However there was never any claim of democracy being a global law.
Much easier to move my seat at a coffee shop than move my desk at BigCo
Ah yes, I knew John well in those days. Not nearly as well as he wanted to know me!

We used to drive around in his VW microbus finding interesting payphones. Then when he was learning to program, I visited him once in a while at his place in Berkeley to help him with his code.

My motivation was that he usually had some decent weed. Then one time he asked if I wanted to "work out". That lasted about two minutes until I found out what he really meant.

Many years later, I ran into John at the Homebrew Reunion. He didn't recognize me at first, so I reintroduced myself and mentioned how we used to hang out and write code.

His eyes lit up and he asked, "did we work out?"

https://www.flickr.com/photos/geary/10861963196/
Why not using the very same username everywhere?
Chromatic typewriter types works of art
How are your shitcoins?
Well this is really a long shot, but the chip shortage is causing production cuts across the car industry. Roughly half of all palladium is used catalytic converters. The cutback in new vehicle production should have a pretty noticeable affect on the price of palladium. If you can time the end of the chip shortage then you can make some money in the palladium futures market.
How far fetched do you think this is?
It makes me so glad to be under the care of the NHS.

It isn't even about the money, I could afford the $3k out of pocket too, it's more about not having to be a "customer" who has to frequently make choices or shop around.

It's also a relief not having to think about the money or insurers. I don't need to collect receipts or bills or phone insurers or providers, I can focus 100% on getting through my chemo.

I haven't had to fill in a single form except the occassional consent form since diagnosis, and to me that's worth every penny of tax I've ever spent.
Presumably, though, you can also disable telemetry on the Microsoft version of vscode by following the instructions here [1].

[1]: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/getstarted/telemetry
pyenv/pipx is a thing...

The binaries of Rust/Go replicas should also be updated but to my experience few package managers provide packages for apps written in those languages.
Employees can sell stock from private companies.
Exactly, now you're getting it. Certainly all people jailed for personal possession of any kind of drug and all small scale dealers should be pardoned and dealt with by social workers instead, or simply allowed to live their lives unharassed.
Drink-mixing typewriter lets you taste your words
Zoom is QT, not electron. Also browser engines have good support for hardware decode, it's really in OSS libs and on platforms like Linux where there is little to no support.
The Transcriptions of Space – AI assisted visual stimuli
Look at what happened in Idaho. They past joint resolution 101 and now it's part of the State Constitution where even if the voters vote to legalize it will never be allowed. Totally Insane.
Guide to the SERP Ranking
From https://astralcodexten.substack.com/p/webmd-and-the-tragedy-...

> When [an outsider] asserts an opinion, he has only one thing he's optimizing for - being right.

> When the Director of the CDC asserts an opinion, she has to optimize for two things - being right, and keeping power. If she doesn't optimize for the second, she gets replaced as CDC Director by someone who does.
Most better terminal programs detect if they are writing to a pipe and disable the ansi support.

Some CI tools seem to mess this up somehow, but “why not both” is an option.
You're not wrong, but tightening the screws on them (Ahmedis) is only going to make them burrow further in. Does anything in Khatm-e-Nubuwwat and the like's behavior seem to you like on average they're interested in conversion?
As it stands, as someone from one of those countries that's recently managed to reign in companies without such physical presence, there's a lot they can do.

It typically starts from automated ISP/NSP level blockages of assigned IP spaces, then an import / licensure ban and typically even extends to full ban on payment outflow (or automatically enforced surcharges).

To effectively fight against this, the company has to be prepared to lose access to its entire userbase in that country. As we've found more and more often recently though, not many are.
AI maths whiz creates tough new problems for humans to solve
Straight facts. There is hundreds of millions not only wasted, but also much more than that to be made in tax revenue by legalizing and taxing it. The fact these people focused on petty crime and punishing people is sickening.
Reads like a GPT-2 comment. Can you explain what you’re trying to say in plain English?
> I'm not currently allowing embedded images in posts

Oh, sorry. I haven't read your thread comment below. At least you probably should tell it directly to the users on the landing page (no image support yet), or hide the "image" icon on the richtext editor, and disable the paste-image feature on the richtext editor. Some users are probably expecting your service can handle the image feature, just like the usual blogging platform.
Thanks for the info. For 1.5 TB I'd just use an extra drive.

My 20 TB is 11 x 3 TB used SAS drives in a raidz3 config. You can pickup a 3 TB drive off eBay for $18-$24.

I should've probably just bought four 10 TB WD red drives, but building this system has been, uh, a passion project I guess. :-)

It's still cheaper than if I'd bought new red drives, but I haven't factored in the electricity cost of running 11 SAS drives vs four red drives... the breakeven is probably less than a year. :-(
If that were true, those companies absolutely would have filed libel cases, because that sort of harm is exactly what libel suits are intended to redress.

Most likely, the story is true enough that the companies do not have a case for libel, even if specific details may be wrong, and the companies don't want a lawsuit because that opens then up to discovery proving that the foundational elements of the story are true.
How to spot a $5M/year scam on the App Store in 5 minutes
I believe GP is trying to conjure up images of flying kits in thunderstorms or walking around with radioactive material in your pocket.
You probably never experienced it. Or, maybe you would like to gaslight the others? Do you realize that the desire to just remove my words shows who you really are?

How the prosecution of gaslighting makes us closer to authoritarian countries? To countries where abuse of others is the main policy? You're talking nonsense, saying that white is black and vice versa.

The prosecution of gaslighting doesn't require full state control. Gaslighting involves lies, hidden threats, and other offenses. All of this can be proved in court, in theory.

Here, I found some laws for you https://www.legalmatch.com/law-library/article/emotional-abu... They are in family context, but similar things happen in a corporate setting.
>The main issue is that it doesn't support journaling so crashes / power loss could affect it.

This is my main concern with exFat so I would not consider it reliable enough for the task.

NTFS well ... I was trying to move away from it too. It’s not exactly open/free and I wouldn’t really wish to be depended on some company for accessing my storage for years to come.

Basically I am curious is there some new format in 2021 that can serve well for external storage
AND works with diff OSes ?
100 years ago when I went to create my first AOL account, a typical way to construct the username was first initial last name, "bwhite" in my case.

It was not allowed, and it was not because it was taken, because I then tried a lot of names and generated denied messages for different types of denials like already occupied and invalid characters or length or swear words etc. They each had their own verbiage, and they were all different from the message for "bwhite". Also I think there was some pretty easy way to test for the existence of a username in the app like just trying to message them or something, so I knew the name was not in use.

That must have been '95 or so, and nothing has much changed.
Not new anymore, that started with the "Big Data" craze back around ~2012/2013.

But at the core it makes sense - it's just businesses making better use of the tons of data their systems are generating.
Folks, if Apple won't do it for us, we got to do it ourselves.

My Twitter DMs are open if you're interested in helping.

Thanks
- Kosta
Seeth and dilate. You'll never be a woman.
Jonathan Blow on Scripting Languages
It's true that they did take British money to establish early colleges in Punjab but no more (and quite a bit less) than the DAV schools did. But the story of British conspiracy falls apart when you consider they dragged MGA into court on charge of mailing a letter inside a parcel. If he was really working for Punjab CID or whatnot do you think they would have bothered with that or he would have bothered writing effusive letters of praise to judge when he was acquitted?
Given that last version is 3.14159265 he certainly isn't worried in hitting 0 anytime soon.

3.1415926535 8979323846 2643383279 50
3.14159265358979323846264338327950...

So not for a while
Upstox Suffers Technical Outage Again; Blames It on Hardware Failure
There's a program helping people prepare for getting jobs after release - you said "Should the assaulted be happy with the fact that the inmate will get a job?" it seems at least some part of you is arguing maybe this program should be done away with. I mean maybe this is not what you are arguing, but it is sort of reasonable that a lot of people seem to be taking that as what you are arguing based on what you wrote.
Show HN: Convert Any Email into a Webpage
tl;dr; - Convert any email into a webpage, then bookmark it, share the url, download it as html, crawl it using a bot, or discuss that email with friends right on the webpage https://moogle.cc

Hello HN,

Emails have been their own silo for far too long. They usually sit in your inbox or in some archive somewhere. You can't easily bookmark them, your can't link to specific emails in discussion threads, you can't invite comments on emails without descending into a flurry of reply-alls.

Moogle.cc solve these issues.

Simply TO or CC bookmarks@moogle.cc on any email thread you want to use outside your inbox and get back a shortlink.

Visit that shortlink to see your email like a webpage, download, bookmark it, discuss it, do whatever you could only do with webpages until now.

Security? For now, your emails sit on a unique, hard to guess url so it is security by obscurity. Also, the entire process is automated with access controls in place so no one actually sees your emails.
Most gas stations in Oslo have fast chargers, between 50 and 300kW each.
Sorry that you do not like the color in the third edition of Linear Algebra Done Right. Most students find it useful, for example, to have definition boxes be a different color than theorem boxes. The color did not increase the price of Linear Algebra Done Right. New hardbound copies of the book usually sell for about $45 on Amazon, much less than most competing books. Furthermore, Linear Algebra Done Right almost always has the best Amazon sales rank of books for a second course in linear algebra.
--Sheldon Axler
it is not "realy" free very confusing license , and in the future license can be changed again
“Stop Me If You Need a Doctor- Yemeni Doctor Treats for Free During the Pandemic
Recursion-Schemes
Here are a couple of good articles with photos and camera angles:

http://www.westerncostumeresearch.com/western-costume-resear...

https://silentlocations.com/2012/02/29/how-harold-lloyd-film...
There was a decent episode about this story on Canadaland (a podcast about journalism) this week https://www.canadaland.com/podcast/357-califail
The US system has atrophied enough that the will of the people no longer really matters.

There are certainly lobbies against it (prison lobby, police lobby) but there are also some that are for it (cigarette lobby would like those weed dollars). But the actual problem is that everyone's gonna vote the way they were anyway, so there's no need to actually address the issue.

And that's really both parties. Like, Biden could unilaterally order federal descheduling tomorrow. The President has authority to order the DEA to schedule or deschedule something. It would literally be another 5 minute thing he could do by executive order that would prevent the ongoing ruining of thousands of people's lives currently being ground up by the justice system. Will he? No.

"Maybe later this year" and only via congress.
340 hours isn't really that much.
Android heap memory analysis-BugBounty Writeup
> Let's not pretend there aren't many states out there that would eagerly overturn all social progress we have made in the last 50 years tomorrow if they could, fully supported by a voting majority of their constituents.

Well, let's look at one particular issue – marriage equality. In 2017, there was only one state (Alabama) where >= 50% of people said they opposed legal same-sex marriage, and even there the figure was only 51%. So, in the unlikely event that the Supreme Court overturned Obergefell v. Hodges and allowed states to reimpose bans on same-sex marriage, it looks like Alabama is the only state in which there would be majority support for doing so, and that majority would be paper-thin. (Plus, this survey was 3-4 years ago, and opinions continue to shift, so for all we know, opposition in Alabama may have fallen beneath 50% since then.)

http://ava.prri.org/#lgbt/2017/States/lgbt_ssm/3
Well, technically you can own a gold ETF rather than physical, and whenever you want to send value to someone, sell it and wire them the money (free on Fidelity and takes on the order of as long as a few Bitcoin confirmations). This is not too different in effect from being able to “send gold”.

Anyway... despite the theoretical limitations of cash, hard currencies in practice have proven much, much more stable than Bitcoin. There hasn’t been hyperinflation in any of the major hard currencies (USD, CNY, GBP, EUR/D-Mark, CHF) since the invention of the fiat system.

You can argue that cash can be manipulated and is therefore a worse store of value than Bitcoin but it simply isn’t backed up by concrete evidence in reality
Just think of all the people who would be alive today if they had access to legal Cannabis instead of prescribed Narcotic Pain Killers.
Theoretically, the version "number" in this case is technically not a number, because you wouldn't do any math operations with it, it's more like a string. So 3.1415926535897932384626433832795 and 3.14159265358979323846264338327950 are two different strings.

Practically, since TeX will have no new features as they only fix bugs now and the last bugfix release 3.14159265 was 7 years ago, I think we'll actually never get there.
Piracy isn't only about price.
the franchisee has a profit motive too. If adding a charging station brings in more revenue - I don't see why the franchisee would refuse.

Also, factor in that charging times are longer for EV. This means they'll spend more money at the in-station cafe/convenience store vs the avg IC car driver.
Calling cochineal a "parasitic beetle" is pretty silly, since it is not a beetle, and its host is a nopal cactus.

A vanishingly tiny number of people care whether their food coloring contains crushed up bugs. I can guarantee you eat similar insects (aphids, etc.) on a regular basis in "vegetarian" or "vegan" food.
Legend has it that when Knuth dies, he'll to change the version number to π exactly, at which point all remaining bugs will become features and the software will achieve perfection.
Thinkpads are matte. I prefer it to the MBP's gloss.
That is still way too many kids.