skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You don't need them to solve this problem, though. The basic facilities are baked into rubygems.
Twitted? I guess I'm getting old.
That's correct:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parler#Content_scraping
The whole system seems to be built on top of variadic macros (which had been standardized in C99).
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Ask HN: Rust parser accepting subset of C/C++
Maybe the rust community may not like this but a rustc with the a modified parser that accept a subset of C/C++ could help with extra compile time checks to a good subset of C/C++ as an auxiliary tool, I found this project/hn submission that uses macros to accept a Java like syntax https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17734648 that is interesting but due to using macros is a bit limited.

Does anyone know any similar project preferable with a modified parser that allow a more natural C/C++ syntax ?

In theory even with the different basic assumption of pass by value versus move by default, I believe that's possible to achieve an interesting result.
> The question is what is the rest of the world going to do.

Most of the world probably dislikes China as much as they dislike the USA. If anything, they will be indifferent to the conflict, unless they happen to be in a "proxy-conflict" zone.
Here's a piece in The Guardian about it:

Price of dogecoin rises by 50% following Elon Musk tweet

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2021/feb/04/price-of-do...
Wait, I thought that was already the effect, no? With men outnumbering women by a good margin, surely men would try to "out-man" each other to find a mate?
There was a... board!?
Chinese history repeats itself endlessly. Dominance is followed by weakness is followed by revolution. Chinese leadership is very aware of their history, yet is ultimately powerless to change it, but each generation thinks this time is different. Modern China is only 70 years old.
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I remember seeing an episode of Tomorrow’s World (BBC) in the 1980s where more or less this system was used to generate electricity from anywhere there was a change of water height, so even in small scale at weirs which was the demonstration project. It’s quite possible the TV piece was aired showcasing an implementation of Well’s original work, as it captured energy from air that switched directions forced by water moving through a tube, and power was generated in both phases.

There are obviously countless inventions that never make it for one reason or another, timing can be the biggest issue if investment policy is not pointing in the right direction to develop them further, and I suspect a lot of solutions for environmental problems fell into this hole in the last century when economic growth at any cost was the mantra. Hopefully more of the work that was done then might resurface.
I have the opinion that this is because "Deployment" is not a solved issue (or clearly defined and enforced) for Python.

C has shared libraries and static compilation (bundling of dependencies) Java has .jar files which probably contain all your dependencies, go and Rust statically compile to something that has minimal dependencies and python has... no clue. Some packages you have to install via your package manager (in linux), because they have to be compiled against your local libraries, some other dependencies are somewhat included... and if you then try to also develop on the same machine you can choose between your system python libraries or installing them via pip (which makes your system weirder to deploy).

Having said that, I'm no expert in python but I have done some work in it and the deployment question is something that always seemed weird and unexplained to me.
Show HN: Query any table in Chrome with SQL
I like the late-90s Matrix aesthetic.
The optics of investigating the “little guy” first tells you more about how effective the SEC is and who they serve.

Prior to this whole fiasco, I was indifferent towards them — but this just seems like blatant aggression towards retail investors.
Show HN: Gaze – Rerun your scripts when files change
The only way i am aware of to assure no unwanted program is running(virus or not) is using the top "ps -e" command to monitor cpu activity. What if the virus modifies the ps command to hide the malicious process in the output ? How should this situation be handled ?
Synthetic life will be able to do just about everything we can do once we create true Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), which is what most people think of when they think of AI. This is why irresponsible research into AGIs is such a concern for many in the field.

I do not believe we will ever capture emotion perfectly in synthetic life. I think they will be capable of feeling, just not the way we do. As a result, I think Art will be an area where humans will still dominate. More specifically, our forms of Art. Since I believe they will eventually be able to feel, but not the way we do, it stands to reason that they'll have Art forms but ones that are greatly different from ours.

Business management is mostly a science based on 95% logic, 5% intuition, and that intuition is more subconscious hyper-logic than emotion. To me that means an AGI trained from the personality and thoughts of a business leader should be able to make similar (if not the same) decisions as what the business leader would have in life. I think V-space clones like Zoe, except for business, will be a thing for this reason.
Birmingham library brings Shakespeare to life in dozens of languages
The Complete Village Vanguard, and Complete Verve, are essential because of the alternate takes, which imo are often better than the master takes.
sqanything lets you query HTML tables in your open Chrome tabs with SQL. You can also query tables in Notion, CSVs, Excel, and Google Sheets. You can send the results of your query to Google Sheets or just send all the tables on a web page to Google Sheets. e.g. if you had 20 different HTML tables open in various tabs you can extract them all to Sheets with one click.

A lot of the heavy lifting is done by AlaSQL [0] and we used this [1] boilerplate to get started.

0 - http://alasql.org/
1 - https://github.com/adambullmer/vue-cli-plugin-browser-extens...
Anecdotal.
I mane my conclusion in previous post.
> Pattern matching is exhaustive too.

Sweet. C seems to be getting there :)
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Yes, as others have already noticed, it is implemented on top of https://github.com/Hirrolot/epilepsy, a metalanguage for preprocessor metaprogramming.
Python should just do what JavaScript does and install all dependencies to a project-local folder.
This is the ~20th repost (I'm too lazy to count them all.) Using a new account will make the mods unhappy and they will ban the new account.

Try to think about other thing to post. Write an interesting blog post about some problem you solved while writing this project and submit it. (It must be interesting.) (Use the old account, send an email to the mods, so they take a look at the new different submission.)
Even if what you say is true (it isn't) the world does NOT want major armed conflict between the two major powers. There would be a spillover of conflict, and major economic impacts.
https://monkey.org/~marius/

Marius also has great profile, I am happy user of his libraries (e.g, finagle)!
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Very interesting idea.

I actually signed up for The Well a while ago, just to see what it was all about. Unfortunately it felt very stagnant, IMHO. I guess its heyday is over.
Not from the point of view of Intel's control and profitability!

Fun fact: It's known that some very large customers like Google ask Intel to implement particular special features. These features are present in the chips us regular folk can buy, but fused off (and shrouded in some secrecy of course).
> So far we seem to be mostly ignoring this yet-soft development, maybe because the idea of having a Cold War 2.0 with a major industrial power is really uncomfortable.

The big question is: what can we do, really? The media in the West are quite frank about what is going on: China is a totalitarian state with all consequences. The politicians, though, seem terrified and bend over backwards in order not to offend the red dragon. There are small exceptions but in general China freaks out whenever anyone significant meets the Dalai Lama, for example.

A good example is Prague. Czechia is a tiny country in Central Europe with pro-China central government. However, the local government of its capital has a more free attitude and Beijing is getting furious each time the major of Prague meets the dissidents and so on. But most politicians in most countries are far less brave. Also they may realize the stakes are higher and higher.
Thanks, Daho0n, you've just showed I shouldn't write without checking what I'm going to send. Seriously, it's helpful that I posted with a mistake because I had no idea what the word 'twitting' means. Will edit a title.
It’s in the site settings menu on the website. I haven’t used the Android app in years, so I can’t help there.
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I guess it depends on exposure. My son was moving the cat around in ScratchJr last week and he is definitely HOOKED. We've hardly touched it and he keeps talking about it / wanting me to give him simple loop instructions for him to act out as if he was the ScratchJr cat.
I'm not sure you can call DNA memory.

Yes, it contains information. But you can't write to it.
Or more simply and less conspiracist, this is a mix of conservative values, public health (people are less active and fatter), and historical memory of what happened to them in the last 200 years (i.e. they should be able not to take any sh*t and to defend themselves).
I think the cool kids are calling Dat the Hypercore Protocol these days. https://hypercore-protocol.org/guides/

Paul Frazee who is from that team is also working on a social network built on the protocol called CTZN, live streaming his development on youtube. https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=pfrazee
This is a significant hit for a private company. If McK has 2,000 partners, that’s almost $300k per partner. (Yes - they are very well compensated, and this is probably just a fraction of their pension plan)
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Where is Howard Roark's grave?
Developer Breaks NDA, Publishes Apple DTK Content and Vulnerabilities on Twitter
Even if it is true OP feels unfulfilled, they are trying to rationalise what their difference is. I celebrate this. It is absolutely better than to make people question whether or not their social contribution is worthy.

Software does change lives, and building the social awareness of this implication is important. Chastising those who mention social implications in their software pitches doesn't help to make consideration of social impact a normal part of software development.
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The funny part is how most of the whacko protesters doing such shit almost always turn out to be implanted members of the ruling party.
There are a few Cell papers on heritable RNA-mediated behavior change in C. Elegans using siRNA[1] and piRNA[2], both with strong evidence. While the author may be a crackpot and the specific ideas may be wrong, there is strong evidence that RNA-based memory exists in some creatures.

[1] https://www.cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8674(19)30448-9
[2] https://www.cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8674(19)30552-5
Do you have a link to the project?

Are you Amir Ali Sadeghi? It's fine to post your own stuff here, but you should not write them as if you were another person.
The UK is siding strongly with the US on this - including sending a carrier group to the South China Sea:

https://ukdefencejournal.org.uk/british-carrier-strike-group...

I can't imagine, given the history between the two countries, that the Chinese are that delighted to have the Royal Navy active in their part of the world again.
> a metalanguage for preprocessor metaprogramming

That sentence is everything I was taught to avoid. Props to you.

I like the drug/alcohol metaphor for these things, as a child avoid them, as an adult do your thing as long as you remain sensible.
Combine it with Checked C...Why do we need Rust? :)
>> Parler positioned itself as less radical than Gab .. How can 4chan, Gab, and the even darker parts of the internet manage to persist online

Some of it has do with the fact that when it comes to political speech you can not be moderate.

if you do you fall lock step in with one of the extreme's you painted by both extremes as the other...

For example many times, in the same conversation or talking about the same topic with different groups I have been called a Socialist, Commie, Nazi White Supremacist, racist, etc...

Political extremism seems to be the only political conversation left on the internet, this goes for both the "left" and the "right"
I don't think it's quite right.

People on HN are so much into 'technical' issues.

The notion 'The CEO must be fired' because he allows messages to be saved but the mission is privacy - is far too getting hung up on technicalities.

What the Parler CEO essentially wanted was a free and open platform, free from general intrusion.

That's it.

It's not a Singal, or Telegram - it's not about Snowden level security.

CEO's say all sorts of things all the time that are arguably inconsistent with the details of their reality, that's not a new phenom.

He's essentially saying he wants a WhatsApp/Twitter/Signal type platform, where people aren't blocked for arbitrary reasons.

He's not making statements about protection against state level actors.

And Parler does moderate anyhow.
When I watch Penn & Teller.

Magician shuffles the card. And then they say it was a random shuffle.
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You may be interested in Zig. https://andrewkelley.me/post/zig-cc-powerful-drop-in-replace...
> last week, the education ministry issued a notice with a title that left no doubt about its ultimate goal.

The linked notice is titled 关于政协十三届全国委员会第三次会议第4404号（教育类410号）提案答复的函 教师提案〔2020〕475号 http://www.moe.gov.cn/jyb_xxgk/xxgk_jyta/jyta_jiaoshisi/2021...

About the Political Consultative Conference's 13th National Committee's third session, answer to the 4404th proposal (410th on education). Teaching proposal no. 475 (2020)

Yes, no doubts about its ultimate goal indeed.

The answer begins:

您提出的《关于防止男性青少年女性化的提案》收悉，现将涉及教育部业务部分答复如下：

Having received and read your "Proposal on the prevention of the feminization of male youth", the answers to the parts concerning the Ministry of Education are as follows:

(Then there's a bunch of blabla about improving school sports and whatnot, without any references to gender.)

So someone (who?) was concerned about feminization and asked the Ministry of Education to do something about that and they responded.

The BBC seems to have mistaken the title mentioned in the response for a statement of the Ministry of Education's official policy.

Maybe I should submit a "Proposal to replace Google Translate by fluent Chinese speakers" to the BBC so they can publish a headline "BBC to improve its reporting on China" but I'm not holding my breath.
The developer posted in the private Apple Developer forum in one of the massive threads about the state of the program:

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I just went public on twitter, I’m publishing all files I can publicly and decrypting/decompiling all the files I can, along with releasing a large backlog of vulns (My application was to to do security research on the Dev Kit and it got accepted), this situation is F’ed IMO

If anyone wants to contribute anonymously email me at:

not@unfriendly.net

or hit me up on twitter:

@NotUnfriendly
Yup. "The hostages are smiling at me, that must mean they like me!"
Definitely in modern times. I think though that the original undead AI construct would be the robot Hel/Maria, in the 1925 movie Metropolis. Unless you count Frankenstein, published in 1818 by Mary Shelley, but that seems more a biological body and mind brought back to life, rather than a robotic AI construct.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metropolis_(1927_film)#Plot
Wild speculation: this draft proposal would favor smaller chip makers that have been acquired by China. https://www.datenna.com/china-eu-fdi-radar/
I used ICO and their templates (I think it was ICO) more or less, but Discord did not care. They just disabled my account, but did not delete my messages.

I use https://github.com/victornpb/deleteDiscordMessages, yeah. :)
I just read this

https://ntietz.com/tech-blog/drawbacks-of-developing-in-cont...

The author highlights some of the problems of using docker in development.
That is basically virtualenv though it won't work in as many cases. Not that there is anything wrong with it, but I don't see how it's any better.
I predict all languages will adopt some form of sum types and pattern matching in the next 10 years. They will go from esoteric to mainstream in the same way lambdas did.
Java is a self hosted language and has very little dependency on C/C++ or something similar.

Python is glue language for C/C++/Fortran/Rust/etc. projects. Most of the valuable packages in Python in fact C++ projects (like Tensorflow, Pandas, etc.). When you are talking about Python dependency management you are talking about the Cartesian product of the packages you are depending on, their dependency in terms of compilers and header files. It is not hard to run into missing .h files while trying to install these dependencies. This situation was improved significantly a while back with the WHL files.

Anyways this whole article does not make too much sense, I am using Python for 10 years professionally and never run into the concept of nested venvs let alone somebody trying to use that in production.
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Not sure if JavaScript has anything that any other language or development tool should copy.
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Companies are giving up on the United States and betting big on China
Imagine how many little SaaS services they depend on dumped them for spite.

I don't care about Parler, but this is getting bad. Voted for that angry guy? Sorry, you're off my Contact Management platform and your business is frozen, while you try to recoup from being booted from those 12 other services.

I think some regulation is probably in need.
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Working at an ISV developing, providing and supporting software for a specific industry. This is how I work. I love the product, the customer contact and immediate feedback and like that I can put most of my ambitions into it.

Happy gardening!
Eh, it's the Visual Studio Code repository.

That's perfectly fine. (there's also Wolfram Mathematica on Raspbian images for example too, it doesn't have a goal to be explicitly made of OSS at all)

And the server images are just the client ones with less packages installed, but the same repositories.
Sounds great, where can we join?
Not sure if this is specific to China.
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Ask HN: At what stage should I adopt Infrastructure as code?
I am working in a fast paced startup. I feel like writing terraform scripts is slowing us down and I think doing everything manually will be the fastest way go forward. At the same, I don't want to be in a situation where I will be spending lot of time in importing the resources back to code via Terraform at a later stage. In the company, we are all engineers and we are all experts in building the application, and DevOPS isn't our greatest strength and we don't have any budget to hire an expert. Did any of you face a similar situation? How do you strike a balance? At what stage did you end up adopting it and at what cost?
Compiled dependencies is indeed one of the main reasons. Another one is lack of enforced, static metadata because python started before most other languages.
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Looks nice, but we’d still need to support Linux too. And CLI for the win!

Eventually moving our Postgres, Redis, etc. to docker is also a solution. Unfortunately node and ruby take a performance hit if you mount them into containers and update loads of files.
Or the labour export. Iirc, it was a thing in Pakistan a few years back that the Pakistani govt had to clamp down on because it led to domestic abuse and abandonment in many cases.
This is fascinating - not that someone owns a large percent, that's kind of easy if you've bought early. This guy though has been buying up over quite a recent time period though, so it's an expensive way to do it. The other thing that I find surprising is that this is concentrated in a single address, which means the person wants you to know that there is a single person with that proportion. It means if he starts moving money out it could easily cause a panic.
Too much Oestrogen in the water supplies perhaps?

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/12/101208125813.h...
The Pizza Chain That Became an AI Front-Runner
Has any country remained strong for all its history in the last millenium? Look at Britain or the Dutch. They aren't weak as such but their influence is very less now.
I found that book a real slog
There are a lot of things we can do, but that requires the EU, the US and China's neighbors to work together. It requires US to have a vision for countering China's growing sphere of influence. Unfortunately, the US is content to let China grow into the void that the US has left as it abdicates its role as superpower. The EU isn't fit to function as a counterweight to China.

I say all this as an EU citizen. For all its faults, the US is the one ally we have that could possibly coordinate an appropriate response (no, not military - financial, political and social, but also military if need be) and it's a tragedy that the US is just ... giving up.
We don't collect any GPS data.
It is a mess... But you can often get a project running an awful lot quicker than in python
Actually one of the best jobs I had was for a family business.
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Cost of labor is prohibitively high due to government regulations.
The Dunant subsea cable
When they are ready to do so I'm pretty sure that the Chinese Navy will send an aircraft carrier visit Russia (Murmansk, St Petersburg, or Kaliningrad) and they will make sure to sail through the Channel. Or maybe they will just 'patrol' the North Atlantic. Two can play that game.

A Chinese destroyer already sailed through the Channel in 2019 on its way to an event in St Petersburg.

At the end of the day the UK of the 21st century cannot keep up with the China of the 21st century. The Chinese economy is already 6x times larger than the UK's, with a population 20x larger. At some point the Chinese Navy will be able to align 10 aircraft carriers for every British Navy one if they want to.
I can see how using Z as the depth axis for the 2d coordinate system of the screen is a natural way to go for a programmer. Maybe I can lay my monitor flat on a glass desk and lay on the floor ;-)

I've been reading the book and enjoying it so far. Thank you.
This is disgusting. What's worse is that I really like using Amazon and don't really want to stop, even knowing they did this. I wish I could pay an extra 10% to get the same service but without the evil.