skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Could you give example of component that is 100% correct? I feel that even components can be 100% correct only within context, e.g. within ideal automaton under expected limitations and we don't have that.

While idea to construct everything from components overall seem to work better than to build monoliths quite often (Space X vs NASA, Linux vs many other OSes) but not always (e.g. SQLite).
In Europe it's getting less common. GDPR makes it a legal gamble and it's easier not to do it.
I mean it’s not like intel and their fans are utterly worthless, they may not be on par with TSMC 5nm yet, but in the end given a strong strategic need, I don’t think we’d be without advanced chips for very long if TSMC is overtaken by China.

There’s also the fact that a war between China and Taiwan is almost certainly going to go hot with the USA too, possibly leading to nuclear exchanges…

It’s much more likely that China eventually starts producing their own state of the art silicon before going to war with Taiwan.
Something tells me that even more people would identify Domain-Driven Design as Domain-Driven Design.
> according to their own prospectus, less than 10% of Ant's revenue comes from true technological innovation -- more than 90% of their revenue comes from standard financial services, such as payments, loan issuance and wealth management services. Efficiency enhancement due to tech contributes a small portion of Ant's business revenue, yet they claim the mantle of a tech company, and by doing so, seek to avoid appropriate regulatory oversight.

> Left unaddressed, the OTD-style business model has the potential to not only seduce Chinese consumers into taking on debt they cannot repay, but also to crush the small and medium commercial banks, and have a major negative impact on China's entire financial system, and therefore the rest of the world.
But you only know that through experience of developing against said practices...
Hitler? He was a national socialist.
> While we have been busy de-educating our new generations and worshiping idiots like Bernie and AOC, the Chinese worked hard and went from an agricultural society to the second economy in the world.

It is exactly people like Bernie and AOC who are likely to bring manufacturing back to the USA, instead of letting corporations continue to outsource every last job they can to save a dollar on labor.

The current predicament is the fault of capitalism and so called free trade agreements, which have greatly hurt global trade in goods in favor of financial fictions. Instead of US companies having to buy goods from foreign companies, they can just buy the factories and manufacture their own goods with foreign labor. Instead of a free international market for goods, this created a free international market for labor, and a global distributed planned economy, dominated by behemoths that at least nominally own much of their entire supply chain, across many countries.

This hurts workers (i.e. the majority of the population) in most countries, but it benefitted the rich investors, especially in the USA. Far from incompetent governance, this has been very competent in achieving the wrong goals. Capitalism working as advertised: prioritizing the needs of capital today over everything else: workers, national security, even capital tomorrow.
I want to recommend https://fountain.io/ for writing screenplays. It is a markup language (a bit like markdown) but for screen plays.
Mainstream ideas require censorship to survive. In the 60-70s it was the left that was obsessed with free speech because their views were less mainstream, something many people on the side of censorship seem to ignore.

As glen greenwald says, censorship eventually is always about those in power staying in power. Unless you are in power it’s sad to see so much pro censorship these days.

Read up on Ira Glasser at the ACLU or watch the documentary. Why did he as a Jew defend neo nazis?
So way more people are able to identify those vulnerabilities and fix them?
The "western world" as a term is understood to mean Australia, Canada, Catholic and Protestant Europe, New Zealand, plus the United States [definition from wikipedia]. Not saying that isn't silly, but everyone understands that the western world does not include those other places.
And it sounds significantly better to me, which is expected since they use double the bitrate.
Just because a piece of software won’t kill people if it fails, it doesn’t mean that we should drop the ball on trying to make it as reliable as possible. And I’m not talking about OSS. I’m talking about the software you pay for. You are giving away your money and you expect something as valuable in return.
The irony here is criticizing turning OCD into a joke, while turning narcissism into a joke in the same poem (unless that's intentional?)

But nobody is going to come to the defense of narcissists because that's one of the mental disorders that makes you a "bad person".
Its $10 a month - unless they're using raspberry pi's, I think you can assume virtual servers.
Feels like one could get something comparable with RNNoise into DCT and then just gziping the frames.
I'm a tech person that regularly wears the proverbial tin-foil hat and I for the most part also don't agree with a lot of the privacy items. I see a good chunk of it as a sort of religious tech-age form of "luddism", whilst the other chunk as a conspiracy being pushed by large-tech companies precisely because "privacy" suits them.
I did! The template is called AltaCV, you can look for it on Overleaf. You might have to tune it a bit. This [0] can be a good starting point.

[0] https://www.overleaf.com/latex/templates/recreating-business...
Not parent: As both a designer and filmmaker I would change nothing. Important part of the screenplays format is IMO that the various departments have enough space to annotate their stuff at the sides. The current format is good at this.
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that sounds whacky enough to be entertaining
I did as you said and watched the Lyra version first. I couldn’t understand her and the tone wasn’t matching her lips and mouth. It sounds like someone with a speech impediment is dubbing someone who is not. I wonder how much miscommunication is caused by poor compression and latency.
Very nice project, I'm a big fan of literate programming. I currently use knitr. Are there any big differences between knitr and literate?
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Well, what can I say, good for you :-)

>No, I don't want to update

Why don't you want to update? You really should.

> I don't want a voice assistant

It takes less than 5 minutes to disable and hide it.

> I don't want absurd UIs

How do you define absurd UIs? Do you think 1 billion people using Windows are all absurd? If so, that's highly arrogant of you.

> I don't want telemetry

It's a bit annoying and philosophically not a great thing, but you can disable 99% of their telemetry in about 15 minutes.

> I just want a goddamn menu and desktop icons

Windows offers this and more.

I've used Xfce for a long time, it's nice. But the whole "it's faster and lower memory footprint" doesn't matter much these days, especially since Windows is really well optimized now. How many people are using Xfce on systems with 1GB of RAM anymore? Plus Windows obviously offers much more than just Xfce and Xfce is also under-resourced, developer-wise, and on the brink of becoming abandonware. Linux desktops really are not in a good place today.
The real beauty happens when more than one note is played at the same time. The overlapping harmonics give rise to harmony. Combine various instruments to get all kinds of interesting sounds. This is part of the art of orchestration.
I don't know if many people here would have ever heard about the concept of Broad Autism Phenotype (BAP). People who have BAP have significantly more autistic traits than the average person, but not quite enough to merit a diagnosis of ASD. BAP is the subclinical manifestation of ASD. It is common in close blood relatives of people diagnosed with ASD (such as parents and siblings.) It also occurs at a quite elevated rate in STEM professions. Probably a lot of people here have it. It is worth pointing out that it is not a disorder, it is a phenotype. The fundamental difference between BAP and ASD, is that in ASD the autistic traits impair functioning to the point that they become the legitimate focus of clinical attention, in BAP they don't reach the point of being impairing (or else, the impairments are so mild they are not worthy of clinical attention.) The boundary of whether ones functioning is so impaired as to be worthy of clinical attention is inherently a bit of a subjective judgement call, and is going to vary from clinician to clinician; BAP and ASD are on a continuum with each other, and there is no precise boundary between the two.

But actually other disorders have subclinical manifestations, not just ASD. Some researchers study subclinical ADHD, which has a similar relationship to ADHD as BAP has to ASD. Other study subclinical schizophrenia. And there is also study of subclinical OCD. (One big difference is that subclinical ASD has a distinctive name, whereas I don't think the subclinical manifestation of any other disorder has been given a distinctive name.)

Many people see ASD traits in themselves, even to the point of engaging in self-diagnosis, even if they don't actually meet the criteria for formal diagnosis. Yet, most of these people probably actually do have BAP, they just don't understand the BAP-vs-ASD distinction. Well, you could make the exact same point about OCD – many of the people who claim (even if somewhat light-heartedly) that they have OCD, but don't actually do so, may well actually have some degree of subclinical OCD, but they don't understand the subclinical vs clinical distinction.
That's a very obtuse and dishonest take of the the Nazi party and socialism.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2020/02/05/right-need...

Besides, party names have never been a good indicator of political standing. Only policy is. You can look at the Liberals in Australia as an example of a conservative party.
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Just a thought / realisation.

"A picture paints a thousand words", so why should we expect it possible to describe some pictures with less words.

Some paintings can be described effectively with "four tins of campbells tomato soup, one in each quadrant".

Other pictures cannot - "Adam reaching out to touch Gods finger"

Maybe we just need to paint sometimes, and maybe learn the difference between the two kinds - when we need to escape from code.
Also: https://chrisharrison.net/projects/progressbars2/ProgressBar...
I have read similar thoughts on psychology. Makes sense to me.
Probably a good place to ask: is there a reason why Wayback Machine's archives often take forever to load?

Most of content on IA loads pretty fast, so WB is a notable exception.
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I think we're still in gray area around speech restrictions. What actually worries me is the glee people are taking in it. Yes, maybe a particular case did cross the line and incited violence, but it's a something something very serious and scary, not something to celebrate.
May I ask which registrar it is? The ones I know only offer email forwarding for free, not a full-fledged email account.
I also think the explanation could use a bit of work. If I have more than 5 users, do I need to switch to Nickel? Get another Home plan?
Stalin and Mao were communists.
I know, still there is no reasonable way* to do both common european diacritics and backticks/tilde on windows without installing third-party software.

* I find dead keys irritating beyond reason, so I do not count them as an option
This seems like exactly what is missing from their story. Unless something more recent was issued, they were flagrantly ignoring a direct court order.
Wouldn't be to humans though. Foveated vision and excellent adaptive contrast, would be super obvious
Is this a serious question? How about don't contact any external server unless the user clicks an update button (or possibly on a schedule time the user has specifically allowed). After that, there is no legit reason for a device sensing the temperature in my home, a light switch, an electrical plug to ever call "home" about how it is being used. Maybe, just maybe, if the device detects that it is failing or other serious errors that might be okay, but if and ONLY if the user has specifically allowed that to happen. I don't care if the server is located in the US, China, Timbuktu, or Atlantis, and I don't care if the company is based in the US, China, or Martian. Just don't do it.
Well, your argument would only apply to software which operating contexts are not known to the developers ahead of its release. Is it the case for every piece of software? I’d argue not. Most of the times, you know what to expect . And you can always put up some guards to ensure it fails gracefully.
In this instance it was two kids in a cop role/uniform jumping on a “car thief” from behind and pushing him to the ground. To me it looked staged and like no real hurt was done but it was an act that if it would have been done for real in the field there would have been physical injury. My child reacted to this by chiding the “cops”.

So I’m wondering why we should condone this kind of play acting? I’m worried it will lead to a normalisation of violence.
All of the cars in front of it avoided the barrier
OWAMP is even a standardized protocol (RFC 4656).

For the record, there is another tool that can perform such kind of one-way measurement called https://github.com/heistp/irtt .
> There used to be a time, in the dark dark ages of history, 10 years ago or so, when I would encounter issues during the course of my work, and I could fairly confidently assume I was doing something wrong, or I just hadn’t read the manual correctly.

Hehe, I remember those days :D Yes, code has gotten A LOT worse, and right now, whenever I pick a new library, I expect it to have bugs.

A lot of people will start coding and bring in a TON of open-source libs, each with their dependencies. And then when something goes wrong, spend an insane amount of time just figuring out who's to blame. Or, just fix the symptom and continue.

Clearly, the above won't work in the long run. But who cares about that, at the current pace of business, it'll be someone else's problem in a few months? They'll get promoted or switch jobs :D

I'm on the opposite side of the spectrum: I choose VERY FEW libraries, go for mature ones, and do quite a bit of testing. For pretty much each library, I simply add an extra layer on top of it, so I don't need to deal directly with it, just in case I may want to later switch to another implementation, or perhaps do some workaround until the issue gets fixed.

And this brings me to Microsoft: the code since Windows 8 (2012) has been beyond horrible, and their direction has been, lets say, "flexible" (to read: as the wind blows). I've discovered so many CRITICAL bugs, I've had to struggle with depression for months.

> I want to rely on other code, but more and more I find that it’s safer to just assume it’ll be broken from the start.

Yes, that is definitely a safe bet. The more you rely on 3rd party libs, the more you increase the risk of (critical) bugs. The more libs you use, the higher the risk. It's a really dim picture -- but something we unfortunately need to deal with. It's the new reality, and we just need to adapt :D
Here's a paper which argues that the distinction between ASD, ADHD and OCD is biologically invalid: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41398-019-0631-2

So if that paper is correct (and of course it is only one study, and we should have more studies to explore this question further), that suggests that maybe the distinction between ASD, ADHD and OCD ought to be abolished, and they all ought to be subsumed into one bigger disorder, that then might even be subdivided into a new set of subtypes (based on actual biology) which would have little in common with the existing ASD-ADHD-OCD distinction.
I feel like this concept of turning everything into a market has much more downside than we would like to believe. It's often sold as democratization: i.e. "anyone can just go on youtube and be a content creator now - you don't need a production company as a middleman!"

But the thing about markets is they are great for the winners, and terrible for the losers. And one of the effects of technology is that it allows scaling such that fewer providers can serve the needs of many more consumers. The confluence of these factors is that you can have markets where a handful of winners can essentially serve the entire world. I don't know where that is supposed to leave the rest of the population.
Hundreds. Stalin. Hitler. Mao. The list of genocides is longer than my arm.
> It’s incredible that supporting free speech is considered to be only important enough to the “far right” now to be worth marketing to.

It's because private companies don't want to host their extreme views. Private companies free to regulate their own platforms is a very Republican position.

Hobby Lobby and Chic Fil A are perfect examples of right leaning companies imposing their own political views of what is acceptable on their employees and customers.

It would be liberal to regulate what private companies allow or block on their platforms, which is why Republicans complain about being cancelled but don't take action. Forcing companies to allow free speech using regulations is a liberal proposition.

Right leaning people are free to create their own platforms that cater to far right conspiracies, racism, homophobia, death threats, and white supremacists. And that's what they did
No it's not. They built roads, made the people's wagon (volkswagen), etc.
It’s surprising to the OP that failing to pay the statement is being treated like a chargeback. That could only happen with a first party card.
an entire website with people saying things about terfs but not a single sentence explaining wtf a terf is, i'm too old for twitter feuds
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> When you touched a Razr or a Palm phone, there was a delay. It felt sluggish and slow.

I always felt like resistive screens were more responsive than capacitive screens.

Case in point: My 3DS resistive screen and Palm Centro responded instantly. I think their downside was the necessary use of the stylus (because of the additional precision, their UIs required you to pull out the stylus before you could do anything effective).

What the Apple iPod Touch / iPhone did, was allow you to touch without using a stylus.

Anyway, I read this post as if its a mirror-image of my reality. The one thing I remember about Apple's capacitive push was that it felt slower than what I was used to. Honest.

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With that being said: I've played fighting games vs opponents who can 1-frame link and counter-throws within 7-frames (115 milliseconds). I'm well aware of the human-brain's capability to process data far faster than most people realize.

Musicians, Video Game players, Athletes... I expect most of them to have reaction speeds well above average: below the 200ms typical human. Even then, "average" humans have far better reaction speeds and ability to perceive things that happen in factions-of-a-second (at least, once you make them aware of those things).

UI-speed is absolutely a great feature. I just disagree that Apple's iPod Touch or iPhone was a good representation of that.
By this logic, we shouldn't make or enforce laws because someday, someone can pass a law against harmless behavior.

Regulation, moderation, and law enforcement are always a balancing act. We can't just say that balance is an impossible dream, so let's just give up.
How is that different from stock Android, besides this being per app and having to give blanket permission for all things Google right at installation of stock Android?
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I think support personnel belief while going off their script (as he picked #4 I didn't do the transaction) was that someone guessed/hijacked is apple account and stated using it to buy things on the internet, and that's what derailed the whole support ticket.

they immediately switched gear from support request into a security request, which pumps all the brakes on your account. I'm unfamiliar with apple, but banks will react more or less the same with insured credit cards, because they're the one on the hooks for any fraudulent purchase.
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Wait, what? Leftists are meming about how disappointing they find Biden and third-way Democrats are all the time.
Good luck with that position. Too many people fail to recognise the Ying and Yang that is Twitter and Gab. Both of them are dominated by extreme ideologies, but only one has all celebrities, politicians, governments and business leaders.