skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Hi, one of the authors here. We originally built this link preview API for our own apps. (A link preview shows a summary of the page referenced by a URL. Given a link, our API will return the corresponding title, author, publisher, and so on.) Since it worked well for us, we figured why not make it available to everyone?

The reason we decided to build our own (there are several out there) is that we wanted to pull all the data a publisher wanted to share, including all the media, and we wanted it to be fast. Specially, we wanted to edge cache that data as aggressively as possible given the source.

Hopefully, others find this useful. Let us know if there are features you'd like to see. We also launched this on RapidAPI, so let us know if you've had good or bad experience using that platform. This is our first API launch, so we're still figuring out the best way to do this. Thank you!
I agree that men should control themselves. They have the moral responsibility to do so.

And yet, we live in a world where not all men do. We live in a world where some men are rapists, and some use intimidation or influence to pressure women into sex. That's their fault, not womens'. But if a woman acts like she lives in a world where that never happens, she is not being very wise. Morally, is it her fault? No, absolutely not. But she still is acting unwisely.
The deaths and impacts on the poor make it, to me an unacceptable tradeoff.

I don't see why others states can do it and Texas couldn't or shouldn't. This is hindsight, but out past strategy, if it was intentional, was not optimal.

Even just numerically, I would bet money that the lost productivity and sales will be much more than the "ounce of prevention" costs, even ignoring the humanitatian aspects.
I mean can I use it offline and be in complete control of all the data rather than storing it in the cloud?
> The amount of time and effort spent on Legal, Policy, Privacy - on features that have not shipped to users yet, meant a significant waste of resources and focus. After the acquisition, we have an extremely long project that consumed many of our best engineers to align our data retention policies and tools to Google. I am not saying this is not important BUT this had zero value to our users.

So what he is saying is that he wouldn’t have done it if he wasn’t forced to. Perhaps there’s a lesson here about what sort of organizations are trustworthy custodians of data and what sort of organizations are not.
They’re facing a unique economic situation where their economy isn’t growing and prices are decreasing. When prices decrease, people hold on to their money (after all, it will have more buying power in the future). When people don’t spend, the economy slows down. They tried lowering interest rates to $0 to try to motivate spending...hasn’t worked. They give stimulus a lot and have expirations on the debit cards they give to force spending...doesn’t really work. They’re running out of tools to get the economy growing again. This is the reason central banks aim for 1-2% inflation - it encourages spending which is good for the GDP.
Happens in China too.
Masks are a part of fashion in Asia already - habitual mask wearing in public has been a thing at least since SARS.
Yes, yes, that's the standard scientific racist line. "Oh we just care about educational outcomes".
When the next Matrix or whatever service gets taken off the app store for hate speech on decentralized servers, I'll be grateful for a way to sideload if this goes through.

As it is, I have to trust Apple to "not be evil", something Google certainly failed at.
I mostly meant in a probabilistic sense. It's much more likely that a male VC will be having a meeting with a male startup CEO than a female one (on either end!).
New year, new kernel: Collabora's contributions to Linux 5.11
Well transmission effectiveness is a good example of something that’s much easier to measure in a controlled challenge study and almost impossible to measure pre-rollout without it!
Don't you need some kind of established relationship to go for arbitration? I.e. sure, against your advisor or broker that makes sense, but against a random person you weren't a client of?
The system knows how long a yubikey string is and can easily discard that part before hashing.
I avoid those "made for youtube" type channels with a bunch of kitschy experiments. I was just surprised he has a legit resume.
Sad to hear this. As a shopper of IKEA, I am not a fan of their apps or online versions for shopping. I find flipping through a catalog a much better experience.
For some specialized uses, sure: think about researchers wanting to look at illuminated manuscripts, especially wanting to see marginalia and the like. A large, low-eyestrain way of seeing high-quality scans would be very handy.
Ideally something you „are“ as well. Though in practice this might be overkill for most.

I believe there‘s a new biometric yubikey in the works. A fingerprint version of the 5C NFC would be cool.
When visiting USA for the first time I was surprised how often I would be in a no reception zone. Drove just away from Miami to Everglades National Park - no reception for miles. Drove from SF to LA via Highway 1 - no reception for miles. Being from Europe I just took cell coverage for granted and always have assumed USA has the same.
Bad precedent, to be honest... Pentile was infamous for its inferior image quality on things like text and fine lineart.

It reminds me of the LCDs on digital cameras, some of which use the same trick to reduce costs --- natural photos don't look any different, which is why it gets a pass, but text has a noticeable graininess to it as a result.
And as expected you answered it.
I'm not as old as OP yet, but have already encountered some of the "cultural fit" replies since I'm not into the whole silicon valley tech bro culture. As a result I've started dabbing into part time consulting on the side as a way to test the waters. It's not for every one, especially not for people who just want to code and not deal with people. The same type of skills that you need for the "management route". So people avoiding the management route in their tech career life will probably not like it.
Everyone can, but not everyone does. Cold hard reality is that not everyone does. Saying that not everyone can is excusing at least some of the men.
To me, their response didn't seem to indicate that it should be directly decided by people. This is a consumer protection matter, and to stretch an analogy, like a list of ingredients on a consumable. Here we have these black boxes, and no list of ingredients, yet they drive and shape our world. A Person can't EVEN directly decide if they wanted to.
The messaging on this tech vs news publishers in Australia is pretty intense.
Any site that doesn't want google to index a page can add:

<meta name="robots" content="noindex"/>

to the page and it will not be listed when someone searches Google (as far as I know), thereby preventing all the alleged stealing/siphoning/etc of revenue/profits from news sites. Am I wrong here?

If the above is true, what's really going on here is that content producers got together and said, "if you don't pay all of us, we'll stop you from linking to all of us," and it was worth it to Google to pay. Clearly it wasn't worth it to Facebook.
I don't think there is any sane user that will say something as stupid like "I wish Cool Game 3 would be only on Origin(or only on Steam). So we should try to get most games on all stores not try to get them only on our facorite store.

The issue with the launchers is indeed a problem, the solution is to have the games run without the shitty launcher. So if you want to buy and play a game you can open your browser, find the best deal, buy the game and if you want do a direct download and play, or use a launcher, install the game then kill the launcher and play the game. This is the GOG model, you don't need the launcher.

So IMO the launcher issue should be addressed by fixing it, not by praying that there will be no competition in future so only my favorite launcher will exist.
40 million... I knew there was a lot, but didn't realize that many. Another comment says closer to 5 million physical towers, still a lot.

A lot of these towers have GPS receivers for clock syncing as well, don't they?

Back in college I had a geology prof who was using GPS receivers planted in one spot to measure seismic / tectonic movements from one year to the next.

That was over 10 years ago, and I never looked into it much more, but seeing all those dots reminded me again.

I've wondered what kind of resolution they could model with data from the hundreds of cell towers in the area vs the handful of stations they maintained?
Not to mention binary size too.

The same program written in Rust can be magnitudes larger in binary size[1], which is a complete non-starter for many embedded projects (where a lot of C/C++ code is destined to live).

[1] https://dev.to/aakatev/executable-size-rust-go-c-and-c-1bna
"I think what the New York Times intrinsically understands is that the art persuasion is not actually the art of being rational and critical."

Catarina Dutilh Novaes once pointed out something that has stuck with me: logic is a branch of rhetoric. The original purpose of logic is the building of convincing, persuasive arguments. In short, it's the other way around from what most believe.
devops isn't a role
Yes, they successfully wrote hate speech laws. Just because a law is successfully written doesn't mean it's a just law. Policing peoples speech because someone somewhere deems it offensive sounds like tyranny to me. There's a big difference between yelling fire in a crowded theater and expressing a political belief that others might find distasteful.
A primer on code generation in Cranelift
100% this! The work life balance section in particular was an eye opener.
I’m sure the Waze employees that were part of the acquisition have a _completely_ different perspective, and I bet they‘ve been much better off after the acquisition.
This comment probably wasn't intentionally funny.
Turing wasn't 'canceled' for being gay. He was prosecuted by the government according to the laws of the time, by police. Cancel culture is extra-legal and does not involve the use of laws or police.

Cancel culture is also distinct from politicians and infidelity because cancel culture targets non-public individuals. Of course politicians and celebrities were always subject to public opinion; the modern era now means that everyone can be targeted this way, even if they weren't known at all before (Justine Sacco is a simple example).

The McCarthy era was again a matter of government action through government processes with at least some level of transparency, democratic representation, and accountability. It was not spontaneous mobs of individuals without leaders or any kind of accountability. (They also targeted communists, not just 'leftists').

It's ironic you say casually that "people today are getting canceled for exhibiting intolerance and bigotry", when cancel culture is itself intolerance and bigotry. The standard definition of bigotry is "extreme intolerance of any creed, belief, or opinion that differs from one's own." [0]

[0] https://www.thefreedictionary.com/bigotry

It's also always disturbing to encounter people like you who are openly clear that cancel culture is just like historical persecution, but you're totally fine with it because you (wrongly) think it only happens to bad people. As though only people you like deserve to have human rights.
What if you're unable to earn dollars due to structural employment changes [1]? That's my concern about not paying off a mortgage. If everything is inflated, paying off debt is a guaranteed return, versus possibly getting into an asset class at it's plateau (see Japan lost decades).

[1] https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2021-02-17/gig-econo... ("The Gig Economy Is Coming for Millions of American Jobs")
I appreciate the sentiment, but the books is from 1970. Not sure how relevant it is anymore. Malthus said essentially the same thing hundreds of years ago and was wrong because he couldn’t predict the technological changes that change the supply curve.
Cause that phrase is just 7 words. A picture would have 993 other unnecessary words.
Your average middle class developer is not an angel investor and the opportunies in an average person network would be too risky.

Lose everything but make a friend and some knowledge is a win for you but not your average developer.

Staying with index funds. They give the safest upside with the safest downside.
No. because you shouldn't be using react.
Japan dropped interest rates to zero about 20 years ago. They still do not know how to get out of this.
Getting an internal server error, have you taken it down or are you having problems?
You aren't wrong, but I don't think you are correct. There were a lot of "good church going men" who wouldn't sleep with anyone they weren't married to. There were others are appeared that way in public, but wanted some "outside pleasures". The former hired for skill and tried not to care about looks, and in fact ugly could be an advantage as it may limit temptation (but this was still "women's work" so it was her).

The later in theory would hire based on looks, but on on reflection it was more complex. It is a bit tricky to figure out how who will sleep with you in the interview, as those who wouldn't may tell society which would be a disaster for someone pretending to be a good church man. Those who could figure this out would hire the good looking ones. Those who couldn't had to figure out how to make it clear that imperfections in performance could be overlooked in bed and see what happened - I suspect this was more common, and thus biases to the ugly ones.
Free clue: Calling a place a hellsite does not make your post more persuasive. Quite the opposite. It indicates that you aren't even bothering to try to persuade.
Any single site doesn’t have the power to change Facebook. Your suggestion is equivalent to “no child is forced to work in the mines. If they don’t need the money, they can choose to go to school instead”
Sweeet. I could actually see Blitz being really useful as an admin interface over an API, where the generated API drives web/mobile apps.
Signage. Advertisements, restaurant menu displays, etc.

New artistic styles often come from the limitations of their mediums. I expect the limitations of color e-ink to be no different.
Apple make their devices for their customers. I don't really give a fuck about what toxic crap developers want to be able to get away with.
It depends on the circumstances. I may get into the shower or I may hang my butt over the tub or sink.

The basic method is to keep washing it and rinsing it off and then washing off my hand, until I no longer feel poop or anything resembling it on my butt. Be gentle. No soap on the butt, that will dry it out. (As I mentioned in other posts, I don't use soap anywhere besides my hands.)

I then keep washing it, occasionally washing off my hand. When I can rub my butt with my hand it comes back not smelling like poop at all, I consider my butt to be clean.

If you look at animals, they do something similar, though they have to lick it clean. I consider myself very fortunate and blessed to not have to do that. :)

Afterwards, I wash my hands, get dressed, and then wash my hands again.
With that kind of logic every single country is a fail. Which is also a valid viewpoint, as they can be one-eyed amongst the blind.

Its not perfect place, but by huge margin the most free society by quite a few criteria. I've come here 11 years ago just to make quick buck and move back, then I've seen first hand how actually society works here and decided to settle here and raise my kids here. I've traveled quite a bit all around the world, and no other place compares. For somebody who can literally spin the globe and move anywhere, that's quite a recommendation if I may say so.
> It is better to simply learn about Forth instead of attempting to hammer it into the mold of another language one has heard of before.

I knew Forth, I'm learning Racket (Lisp)... and I'd previously watched Uncle Bob Martin's talks about the quest for the ultimate programming language (Which at the time, he thought was Clojure)... it was then that I realized there is a continuum from Prefix (Lisp, etc) through infix (C, Pascal, Fortran, etc) to Postfix (Forth, Postscript, Cannon Cat, etc)

Stoical is a Forth that handles lists, dictionaries, etc... it was implemented on the DEC PDP-11, and formed the basis of the RED editor. It was then ported to Linux by the author who later wrote DAW.

I tried to revive it, but I don't really know C that well, and it made a LOT of assumptions about word size that I don't know how to get around in a 64 bit environment.

I strongly suspect you could write Lisp in Stoical and vise-versa.
Nobody likes their king though. use svelte, the disappearing framework.
What does CMV stand for in this context?
Pretty cool! Is there a GitHub repo we can have a look at?

Btw, the social links at the top of your website don’t work ;)
In my country media has learned a lesson: poor people are not your audience.

You can make low quality simple crap, put a bunch of ads on it and give it to the the masses. The soap operas and quiz shows of journalism.

And you can make longread investigative journalism and put it behind a paywall.
Undoing the damage the internet has done takes time but it can be down.
So? on MacBooks you can download and install any applications, including GPL ones for free, no censorship or GPL aversion issues. Because inn your opinion Apple shit stinks less still you should have the freedom to not eat it. so you should have the choice not to use the store
An alternative point of view is that he was a genuine (relatively) long-term believer in Gamestop and he steered clear of all conversations where nonsense was being spouted. I don't think he has any obligation to engage there and I suspect the courts will find the same.
>We're being "bled out" to save us from the common cold with potentially disastrous consequences.

I'm convinced this is a direct consequence of the "management politics" that have become the norm. The winning strategy in politics is not to present meaningful socio-political projects, which carry risk and can cost elections, but instead to let the invisible hand set the course, and content oneself with avoiding immediate obstacles. A consequence of this is that politicians actively reduce their authority, when it suits them. In the case of a global pandemic, this takes the form of deferring to science or medicine; the lockdown wasn't "their idea", it was the medical profession's!

The telos of the politician is -- in the strictest sense of the term -- tragic. It is his job to make hard judgement calls between equally important, but opposing values. In war, politicians send thousands of young men to their deaths, and in the best possible case, this is done in service of another ideal, such as the survival of the nation. Yet with respect to the pandemic, the political class has abandoned its duty to to grapple with these moral issues, and has instead left the decision to the medical class, whose telos makes the resulting policy a foregone conclusion; The medical profession's function is to reduce risk (at all costs!), not arbitrate values. The result is that we are now maximizing "life" in the lowest biological sense, even if it means sacrificing the basis for thriving.

History will look at this as one of the biggest blind-spots of 21st century society. I am convinced of it.
In other words, just buy a ton of them and resell...
Even 0% interest rate loans need to be paid back at some point. With real estate being over-built, it's going to sit empty. Eventually the payments can't be made. Then you get credit defaults. Then people need cash and you get a liquidity crisis. And then it all falls down.
Aussie. Aussie. Aussie.
And they do so because people support it.
It reminds me a lot of talking about meat reduction. Intellectually I understand there are a lot of fairly non-controversial reasons to have a less meat heavy diet related to health or the environment or w/e, just as I intellectually understand there are plenty of reasons to not like Monsanto. But whenever these conversations come up, there is a very loud contingent who is sometimes the loudest in the room screaming about "GMO Warning Labels" or "Cows deserve the same rights as humans" which I don't agree with at all and, in my mind, poisons the whole conversation.
Nobody disputes the economics. That’s why a law was needed. You’re confusing might with right.
I've written a couple of FORTH-like implementations - one way back when on a Z80 system, when I was learning Z80 assembler, running CP/M, and one on an IBM PC (the original kind, with clicky keyboard) when I was learning 8086 assembler and a bit of C++, as part of an adventure-writing system. Unfortunately, the code for both has got lost (no git back then), but I can strongly recommend writing a FORTH as a way of learning a new (non-FORTH) language.
Or it ends in a market crash. When interest rates are zero, savers have no choice to build on wealth except the market. This is why the market continues to hit higher and higher records, and at some point people will lose trust in the market and flee.

Hyperinflation can always come after the bubble bursts.
I want to use Dear ImGui [1] in a C++ project. Sure I can copy the relevant files into my repo by hand, but my instinct says that is not the way. Git submodule seems like the right tool, but there's plenty of comments here advising not to use it. So if not git-submodule, then what is the procedure?

I just want to have the external repo as a subfolder in my own repo, updating that subfolder as updates become available.

[1] https://github.com/ocornut/imgui
It was entirely unreasonable, though.

Also, I think the number of total deaths in both branches are about the same, as they're only waiting for 100ish people to get infected on either arm.

When you (entirely unreasonably) restrict your analysis only to the experiment subjects, it is true. However, the vaccine trials cannot be analyzed in a vacuum: the whole reason why these are even a thing is the raging pandemic that kills thousands of people every single day. To put it in a trolley analogy, the decision is not between high speed and low speed trolley that will end up rolling over the same number of people. Instead, in the other branch, in addition to one slow speed trolley, there are also thousands of extra trolleys that you just aren’t explicitly aware of, but they will roll over their victims nonetheless.
The actual file is at https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/techreports/UCAM-CL-TR-954.pdf, not .html (and should be tagged [pdf] per https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html).
There's non heating reasons to use electricity too.

Canada is north. In summer, the sun can set round 11PM and in winter at 330PM

That's a lot of hours of electrical light vs natural
When they come down in price, I'm in for one of my displays.
For reading documentation or news articles, it's probably much more comfortable on the eyes.