skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Her take on the Starship troopers shower scene seems to be an american point of view.
Nudity in an unisex shower isn't about flirting and sex for a european. Paul Verhoeven was naked too while filming it, because the actors felt uncomfortable at first.
Preparing for Retaliation Against Russia, U.S. Confronts Hacking by China
What are your thoughts on Scala Native?
The expense is trivial, but keeps out the riff raff. If you can't be bothered to pay for a standard, it's even more unlikely you will pay for the patent pool required to realized your product.
Can't you just go hang out at an expensive bar/lounge. Not every bar is a dive and not every experience is McDonalds.
> It's one thing to praise a hero like him... but how can we be that guy while having a stable job?

You decide that ethics and life are more important that your next few paychecks years before the event that makes you stand up and speak out. Sort of the stoic version of dress for the job you want.

For many businesses, from the regular employee perspective, a lot of the hard ethical questions unfortunately got answers and built into policy years agoz often well before platforms and products got big for those that succeeded. Getting old discussions resurrected is and likely will remain a hard problem in human organizations forever.

Perhaps counterintuitively, working on systems with clear life safety concerns often makes it easier since there are very clear consequences. It's one of the reasons for very harsh regulatory penalties, to be big and shocking enough for those that don't have strong ethical paradigms. In the industries I deal with there are several "million dollar per day" fine structures I hear people going on about that I never correct with more accurate information because if they're oblivious enough to not understand they're also oblivious enough to need that fear.
This is a really good site site, thanks for the pointer. Took me a second to notice the links are grouped by host site - which is fine, just didn’t notice at first perusal - and was surprised how many links were pointing to Reddit. XD But yeah, if you’re the owner, good job!
I bet there's a cottage industry of porn that specializes in serving you that kind of experience. Even if it's just packaged from existing movies and more "softcore" or something.

Porn isn't gourmet or not gourmet, it can be whatever you want it to be. And if there's enough demand (and it's legal), people will make specialized porn to serve it.
I think social media has made us such narcissists that we demand the beauty as an ideal and eschew the vulnerability of sex.
The first time I got "draw due to repeated move" on Chess.com I was very confused and frustrated.
Why NFTs are suddenly selling for millions of dollars
I found a bunch of people to proofread my work for free. Why would you assume everyone charges for everything?
This topic reminds me of that "The Gang Hits the Slopes" episode of Always Sunny. That episode sort of hits on the idea that it's easy to think that movies back then were more "fun", but often it's just the same kind of pervy joke over and over. I could see how writers may have wanted to avoid having "horniness" as a motivator in scripts if it risked them getting lumped in with low-effort comedies.
Well, you can get a radial acoustic 7 array of MEMS microphones for ~$50, doing stuff with the output is the hard part. That being said, I've used one to localisation the direction that lightning is coming from. Have no idea how good the accuracy would be, but there's likely large room for optimization in that setup; it likely just comes down to the accuracy of the microphones.

I personally would go with the radar route; it's slightly more expensive that the acoustic route, but accuracy would be fantastic, even at a distance.
The extra rules really only apply when for one reason or the other we've assumed that some exterior system which doesn't obey QM interacts with a QM system obeying the schrodinger equation. The exact border between when this is a valid assumption and we can apply extra rules to make up for it vs. an invalid assumption is ill-defined.
If you do it to everyone, is it still arbitrary?
Khrushchev may have intended for the people to view this as life under his predecessors. He did believe Stalin's reign had been problematic and probably saw himself as ushering in something new. From Wikipedia[0]:

> Khrushchev believed that once the stain of Stalinism was removed, the Party would inspire loyalty among the people.[129] Beginning in October 1955, Khrushchev fought to tell the delegates to the upcoming 20th Party Congress about Stalin's crimes. Some of his colleagues, including Molotov and Malenkov, opposed the disclosure and managed to persuade him to make his remarks in a closed session.
> […]
> Khrushchev told the delegates:

> "It is here that Stalin showed in a whole series of cases his intolerance, his brutality, and his abuse of power ... he often chose the path of repression and physical annihilation, not only against actual enemies but also against individuals who had not committed any crimes against the party or the Soviet Government."

Sounds to me like someone who expected to be seen as ushering in a brighter future. I don't expect he would have allowed the film's release if he expected people to equate it with his own leadership. But that's just a guess.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nikita_Khrushchev#Leader_(1953...
Domain name registrars aren't normal companies. They're more like a government institution. The government can't refuse to recognize the fact I own my house just because they don't like my political opinions. Why should it be any different with internet domain names?
Europe is a very diverse continent, I kind of doubt we can generalize whether the modal European would associate a unisex shower scene with flirting and sexiness.
I'm a member of Mazafaka. This attack was conducted by US Cyber Command. Dear Maj Sheryl, I request you to consider raising salaries of your solders or next time they will be ours. Just few days ago, I had a chat with a solider, he don't have money to raise a family or buy a house.
I thought he started standard.tv, or did that become Nebula?
Performance with respect to what goals?
The youngest millennials are around 25 years old.

Changing your "not sexually active" situation will take putting yourself out there a lot, lowering your standards (you can raise them later), being open to meeting all sorts and getting rejected a lot. You'll certainly gain entertaining stories, and you'll probably meet some new friends, possibly one or more lovers and one of them may become a romantic partner if that's what you're after. Please be good to the people you meet while you're doing this. And along the way you'll develop a tolerance to rejection, which is a somewhere between life hack and superpower.

All that that may be overwhelming though. The block you quoted is riddled with social anxieties. See if that's hold you back, and if so then get a professional to help you out.

Side note, now is a good time to prepare for this change, because the pandemic has put everyone into extended isolation all at once. So there's a lot of pent up desire for connection that will be getting released over the next year.

See also https://youtu.be/9mbp0DugfCA and https://youtu.be/ZOgvWIulxho for fun.

I'm rooting for you, fellow throwaway!
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It's interesting to contrast this with the Chernobyl HBO documentary. Both are engineering disasters, both have very complicated cultural and political underpinnings to why they were allowed to happen. It's not to say the Challenger disaster is comparable to the scale of the Chernobyl disaster, but more crucially: what if the same poor incentives and decisions in place that cause Challenger caused other engineering disasters in the US.
Ehh. I like playing with vectors and have a weird coding style.

My AVX version.

https://github.com/schmide/sumint/blob/main/sumint.cpp
It's common to draw too, as it tends to do 3 move repetition, perhaps to avoid losing material.

When I finally beat it, it seemed to let me fork it's pieces in the corner, and then in endgame, it knows nothing about the positional strategy to avoid forks or mating combinations, since it only has 4 move lookahead. It let me material with king and rook even though it had a knight that could have interfered.
Are you speaking of the AOA disagree "light" here?

I use scare quotes above because it's not even a light, but instead an icon on the main console display.

Two AOA sensors exist on all of the original 737MAX aircraft. The original MCAS would use one sensor at a time for its calculation in an alternating fashion, which would swap between flights.

The AOA disagree was only an indication for the pilots and wasn't an actual upgrade to the function of the original MCAS for those that paid for the icon.

Juan Brown of the youtube channel blancolirio has given really excellent coverage if you look back through his explainations.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCphqjYZxxzjNbONVmY-0J7Q
You can get a phone number without registering it to your name, but otherwise yes. Most people's phone numbers can be found online, as well as reverse (find someone's name by phone number) .
You don’t have to believe me. Go check out videos on YouTube. Use your own eyes.

https://youtu.be/1tv0FjfGbUs
https://youtu.be/HmOIQv0yu-U

Now search for other cities in the Bay. Go see what you find.
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Did the Covid virus originate in Thailand?
I think the US ratings' agencies have more to do with it than some sort of cultural shift (and these ratings are more likely driven by boomer sensibilities of "saving the kids"). European movies and TV are clearly less chaste but started from nearly the same places.
Is BTC a store of value or not?
How did boomers use more drugs? Since the boomer generation we had a crack epidemic, 2 heroine, 1 of those mixed with prescription opiates, and a non stop meth problem. Marijuana is legal in a bunch of states now. Psychedelics are having a revival. Mdma didn't even exist until recently and there have been two waves of rave culture
Awesome!!! Thanks so much for this.
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Greetings,
I counter a problem With AWS as my account contains only one Instance and i pay approximate 12$ per month , in March 4 the AWS charge me above 300$ for my usage and when i contact them they told me you have 9 instance running into your account (it doesn't belong to me and i never create any of them).

anyone have the same issue like me.

I believe this issue happen in SEP 2019
The question is, "I have some code that wants to make some different kinds of a thing in the same way, then use the different kinds in the same way, being unaware that they are different and not depending on any particular kind. How?" The answer is typically that you can pass a function to that code which accepts some stuff and returns the thing it is concerned with. You may say "Thats an Abstract Factory" but when we write like 4 LoC instead of 3 classes in different files we often don't feel a need to give it a name.

Edit: Also, depending on the circumstances, you can probably just pass the class or its constructor instead of passing a newly written function. That would get you down to ~0 LOC involved in replicating the functionality of this pattern.
Came here to say this. Big budget Hollywood movies have to be internationally viable nowadays and that means conforming to the least common denominator of the target audiences. The result is movies that are palatable to the US and China and are utterly vacuous garbage.
I wonder if the proliferation of easily accessible porn on the internet may also be a factor. People literally have access to porn 24/7 in their pocket if they have a phone.
Having an R-rating didn't mean a lack of toys. "Alien" came out in 1979 to an R-rating. Yet a friend at the time (we were both 10) received a 12" (30cm) xenomorph action figure for Christmas.
Poorly constructed economies predicated on ever increasing growth have no business existing. Economies will adapt (and should! it just means more economic drag to provide for seniors until the larger, older cohort has aged out and equilibrium at a lower population level has been reached).
It's because internet porn has compartmentalized horniness and segregated it from mainstream pop culture.
The Reagan administration escaped consequences for pressuring NASA to launch so the schoolteacher could be mentioned in the SOTU. Good history here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1560259809/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apip_auQ...
Robocop also has a scene with male and female cops in a locker room together. I always thought those scenes were meant to shock American audiences and therefore make it clear that the cultures we're seeing are futuristic (if only slightly).
>if you do this, people will die

In my experience, this is not how it works. Very rarely can you say definitively that “people will die”. Reliability is shrouded in uncertainty and the best you can say is, “people may die, eventually ”. If you make too absolute of a claim and it didn’t occur you will gradually erode credibility. Look at Columbia... they knew the foam shedding was out of spec but had so many instances of probability being on their side, if you claimed people would die act each of those launches soon you just become noise. Over a long enough timeline you may be right, but phrasing in that way is unlikely to help in low probability events.
I don't buy this at all. There is zero logic to firing the larger (female) piece onto the smaller (male) piece. It makes the bore of the barrel needed to actually do it larger, increasing the weight of the air-dropped weapon in the process. From a physics point of view, there is nothing to be gained either. Neither piece knows which got shot at who, and once piece geometry is set, all that is important is that the two pieces are brought together as fast as possible. That means the smaller (lighter) piece goes in the barrel.
If we stopped calling them imaginary we wouldn't have an issue at all. Who says the number line can't simply be two dimensional? Or more?

Getting caught up in terminology trips up our thinking.
Everyone lived due to redundant engines.
HBO’s Chernobyl is more of a dramatization than a documentary. It certainly doesn’t contain interviews of people who were actually involved. There are quite a few good bits highlighting the dangers of nuclear energy, particularly in the context of the Soviet bureaucracy, but there also a few liberties taken with the science and reality of the event. The fact that people think of it is a documentary despite that is also concerning.
Your English Is Fine!
Cant you set Cortana up in an “always listen” mode such that it could start a dictation session for you? I’ve not tried but seems like something that would make sense. May have to go try that just to satisfy curiosity now. :)
Agreed, I love mine. The color and brightness is also so good it makes my Wacom screen look like total garbage in comparison haha. It’s crazy how bad most monitors are, and how I didn’t even notice until using something that’s actually decent. Blows my mind.
Fallout 3, but not New Vegas. Interesting.
The stock market isn’t the only aspect of the economy. The events you propose aren’t universally held to be bad.
Sadly I feel that Hollywood movies are made for 12 year old boys. Parents sent their kids to the movies (before the pandemic), it was a form of independence. One more granted to boys than to girls, unfortunately. Other demographics tend to spend their time/money elsewhere. Girls mature quicker and quickly moved on to other interests than hanging around the movie theatre part of the mall.

In the 1980s parents still tagged along, so the movie couldn't be too comical...and, the kids wouldn't get the mature part anyway.
my point is that those aren’t completely different languages by any stretch of imagination
That's what "HN readers are already used to this." means.
Bazaar and snaps came before git and flatpak.

Unity came about with the Gnome 2 to 3 transition (and earlier versions of Gnome 3 were widely agreed to be a step backwards).

Upstart has a very different design philosophy than systemd. Hard to say its NIH when it was different tech.

NIH apparently means "not adopting whatever RedHat develops/supports".
It's not a mass market film? Relatively mass market television series, but there's like 40 times as much run time as a full length movie.
Perhaps a system that relies on ever-expanding populations is bad?
He's probably quite wealthy and established already. It doesn't strike me as strange that he might burn out on some projects and not feel as motivated to continue as someone with no online profile.
I could never make it look like the pictures in the sample book - my excuse was that I was five years old. I did get kind of close once though.
my (very tongue in cheek) favorite description of singletons - an object oriented way to break object orientedness.
All but one of the games I went in to look for were there.

I would say that this seems like a pretty decent list.
I get the sinking feeling this will replace wired Internet connections and then we'll all have to learn hard lessons about rain fade and packet collisions all over again. Hooray!
Remember that humans can actually reproduce rapidly to introduce workable productivity many times over in a lifetime if needed. We are in a bubble of luxuriance.
The text on this site is unreadable in portrait mode on my giant phone.

Turning to landscape keeps the text the same size, but makes the lines wider.

I usually don’t complain about website design, but this is illegible.
This gives me hope. I thought I just couldn’t breathe through my nose while exercising. I find it super uncomfortable to unbearable when I feel like I’m not getting enough air. I didn’t realize you could just practice more.
You don't manage to get that high up the ladder if you let a silly thing like your conscience bother you.

(This is not a good thing, to be clear, and whoever figures out a systematic solution to this problem will save countless lives in many generations to come.)
I mean, I read the parent comment more as "it's a shame that we, as a society, waste so much time figuring out stuff we already know but are unwilling to share".
Thank you. I believe I have enough experience to tell if a girl is enjoying her time with me or not and go out of my way to make her feel good (I perform oral and am generally not defensive). When I say I look for 'permissive' girls I mean I look for girls that permit kissing and "sports fucking". I don't choke / slap / hair pull or whatever. If a girl gives signs that she doesn't enjoy sports-fucking I don't persist, finish quickly and simply never visit her again.

I have heard my share of sad stories from them and I don't revisit those. Regardless of my participation or not in this trade I know the trade will go on, there will always be men who seek this kind of service so I appease my conscience by treating the girls well and not revisiting those that don't seem to genuinely enjoy my company.

I simply can not believe one can act so well in front of me and on the side be forced to do this. I mean moaning is simple to fake but the 30 min of conversation of the 1h I pay for? Keeping a cheerful vibe while opressed is hard to do.
probably tex deductible!
Between this and Go, Canonical seems to be jockeying for a Google acquisition by adopting their tech.
I loved this computer as a kid. It didn't have hires graphics, but some clever people figured out how to do fake hires graphics by timing tricks. It blew my 10 year old mind. The timing tricks seem to work in this Javascript emulator:

http://www.zx81stuff.org.uk/zx81/jtyone.html?track=RocketMan...

https://retroresolution.com/2015/09/07/rocket-man-sinclair-z...
It is incorrect to say that we are hackers. We are entrepreneurs like the Valley people. I personally have offices in Moscow with people. Our work is legal in accordance with Russian law.

Holmes was the tip of the iceberg. The people at Valley are just like us, except they use complex manipulations and legal loopholes. We are transparent and open in what we do.

Most Valley people don't care about building. They care more about going through an IPO or Acquisition.

We create real value. I have a force of 100 men in the US Cyber Command. Just remember this!
The tl;dr -

“Government funded the $15.5 million eradication project.

Poison was placed inside 22,000 lockable traps around the island, while in inaccessible areas, pellets were distributed via helicopter.”

Residents initially wary, now happy. Woodhen populations as well as those of other animals are up, flowers and fruit production up. Seems like a happy ending thus far.
I mean, I'd say you were mostly right, in the sense that the callee doesn't know the implementation details of the passed allocator; it's only aware of the interface (i.e. the struct of function pointers that defines that interface).
I had a friend living in Rio, who told me of a woman who did this before getting into her car. Now I’m not saying it’s common, but it isn’t like SF is the only place in the world where it’s happening.

For whatever it’s worth, I’m from San Francisco and I’ve never seen anyone do this either. But clearly it happens.
No worries, we'll have a proportional Assembly and citizen's initiatives any day now...
I'm not american (Nor european) but I would still be extremely uncomfortable in an all-male shower let alone a unisex shower.

I'm curious what you think the reasons that nudity is not as big of a deal to Europeans are.
Can you imagine Google doing such a thing? I'm chuckling just thinking about how improbable that would be.

This is why those services as so necessary.
I also like how much shorter british seasons are
I mean gourmet by comparison. McDonald's is gourmet compared to sand. Likewise, porn is gourmet compared to cinema from a sexual perspective (at least the kind of cinema the article is about), because cinema had to stop at sanitized teasing where porn can go all the way. For the average viewer, that's fine wine in terms of sexual gratification, even if the execution is the joyless jackhammering that as you rightly point out is typically what hits the front pages of mainstream tube sites.
I don't think it's just the parents. I think Hollywood relies on an export market. They don't want any country blocking a film from being shown to teens, in the theatres. Teens have the largest disposable incomes, of any market segment, especially when it comes to watching movies. Comical violence is an easy sell. If you add anything sexual, there is the risk of it being censored.
> Keeping a cheerful vibe while oppressed is hard to do.

Millions of retail workers would disagree. And acting isn't even the oldest profession.
> That said, and as the author touches on, the action/super hero of today is a PG-13 one. Studios need to reach the widest audience possible to make the most money, so it's a safer bet.

I agree, this is the most likely explanation.

It's just like pop songs which are only ever about the one thing everyone on the planet understands. At some point companies decide to target the lowest common denominator in order broaden their audience and maximize profits. The results might still be good but the fact certain qualities were lost in the process cannot be denied.
Bank robberies produce an order of magnitude more art than a strange contract that happens to contain stipulations relating to exclusive distribution. That doesn’t mean we should perpetuate them.
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In Baker v Carr I think the SC struck down part of TN constitution for voting malapportionment. Later it did so in AL too.
Political correctness in the US is largely about people with "privilege" being offended on behalf of other people and enforcing rules that help no one.
What a terribly designed website.
You have to pay $2000 (At least in Maza) or have refs from two trusted members. You're most likely get banned by me or Hennor.