skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think you’re overfitting history with your current perspective. It’s so limiting, and mostly a recent phenomenon, to look at the past and politics as just “deciding where the power goes”. Most humans even in the US today don’t care except in how it affects their lives. Peasants likely didn’t care who the king was, or had some deep desire to rule themselves, many were just concerned with crop yields, protecting their family, enjoying life, and so on. Colonists in the US barely cared that they were ruled by a king, at least until they got hit with burdensome taxes.

Politics isn’t about power except secondarily, it’s about determining ones way of life. I don’t think anyone would care if they were ruled by a dictator, as long as that dictator didn’t interfere with how they live their life.

This is important because it seems like you walk away with the idea that conservatives are always about concentrating power and progressives are all about diffusing it. That’s just incorrect. Both have different ways they want to live their life and their policies are a reflection of attempts to change the environment around them to fulfill that vision. If progressive policy didn’t affect conservatives way of life, conservatives wouldn’t care about progressives. The reverse is true.

This framework fits every instance in history and everywhere on Earth for why politics happen: because people want to live their envisioned life.
I would say Eclipse is more than just an IDE. Also, aggregation of OSS lumped together, rather than a comercial product?
This. It's not a money-making play; it's a catastrophic insurance policy.
Even my undergraduate CS and EE classes expected me to turn in assignments in LaTeX. Which field are you working in?
This is awesome. This with good integration with Mattermost (or discord) would serve the needs for a lot of teams. Notion could as well but they are a slow moving beast with different priorities.
I loved audacity, don't get me wrong, but I don't know why people don't switch to the Fairlight editor embedded in davinci resolve for this. The UI is so much easier to grok.

https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve/fai...
You say "SF/NYC/SLC" but your site says all positions are Raleigh, NYC, and Copenhagen.
Downloading from app store is about as easy as it gets.
This is a great question and in the hope of being corrected, I will venture the nonanswer: Because people are full of shit and will avoid fixing things they don't care about enough.
He's not comparing drones to drones, he's comparing drones to say, an F22 or ICBM.
I wonder why the Mac OS desktop app requires 10.15?
I'm assuming it's just an electron app.
Sure definitely
Thanks for replying btw :)
The stateless, subversive nature of Bitcoin and especially Monero is a feature, not a bug.
> It's apparently an indirect reference, because its taken from the master/slave usage in BitKeeper, even though there is no slave on the git context

The (likely) basis for the belief that BitKeeper use master/slave and git followed them, the GNOME mailing list post[0] that reignited this discussion in 2019, was retracted the next year[1].

I wrote a summary of the history[2] for Git Rev News, the git developers newsletter. In short, the usage didn't come from BitKeeper, and was intended to mean 'master copy'.

After the article was published, Aaron Kushner from BitKeeper reached out and gave me some more history on the usage of 'slave repository' in that one particular spot in BitKeeper[3]: it was a presentation for a client that was already using master/slave terminology and so the same terms were used in the presentation.

0: https://mail.gnome.org/archives/desktop-devel-list/2019-May/...

1: https://mail.gnome.org/archives/desktop-devel-list/2020-June...

2: https://git.github.io/rev_news/2020/07/29/edition-65/

3: https://twitter.com/AndrewArdill/status/1350537333292949505
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You have an entire world full of governments and fiat currencies. If they are so superior then there should be no problem with competition from Bitcoin.
Oh wow that’s really cool
I’ll look into xidel

Just out of curiosity are you into DevOps
If there on the other connection a lot of messages are exchanged (and a websocket frame could be gigabytes long according to the spec) the other stream would be blocked behind that.Of course that can be mitigated by using a non websocket framing, but that in the end reinvents yet another transport layer.
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I remember reading these when I was growing up. I understood very little at the time but it filled my mind with wonder and was one of many things that nudged me towards studying CS.
Isn’t the whole idea of decentralized digital currency systems to eliminate intermediaries, maximize privacy and reduce transaction costs? The visa network stands to lose the most, get seriously disrupted, more they are scrambling to stay relevant and frame this as a value added service.
I look at it the other way. The recruiters may not be inclusive by default. By explicitly informing the recruiters to be inclusive we remove the bias they have as well.
You start with a small percentage, then you wait a few years and it is a large percentage! Or so it has been thus far.
AGPL doesn't make any distinction between public vs private use. If software you write depends on or extends AGPL code, it must also be licensed as AGPL, period. You do only need to offer the source code to users of the software, but that is still a burden, especially when all you are doing is updating config files.
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If curious, past threads:

Show HN: I made a parser visualizer using manim - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26382729 - March 2021 (15 comments)

A Manim Code Template - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24985609 - Nov 2020 (1 comment)

Manim: Animation engine for explanatory math videos - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24926947 - Oct 2020 (19 comments)

Manim – 3Blue1Brown's animation engine for explanatory math videos - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19716019 - April 2019 (80 comments)

This one is a dupe because Oct 2020 was less than a year ago (https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html) but I think we can leave it up.
> the interaction between personal liberty, privacy, automation, encryption, state power, human psychology, and the feedback loops that connect them

Is that all? Let us know when you figure it out. I'm joking, but I really like your take on digital privacy and related matters.
When I ported over to Project For a few years ago, it took about 30 minutes. I think there's a "pre-transfer" step that gets everything ready to cutover before you confirm.
> ...this is designed for the animal agriculture industry...

I appreciate you are sort of writing a piece of dystopian science fiction, not really a statement of certain fact or even mere speculation.

The research is basic science, near term enabling a really interesting mouse model, long term advancing immunology and obstetric and reproductive endocrine therapies.
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Could you elaborate on your methods or sources for determining actual volume of transactions?
You're spreading disinformation. Do your homework before repeating random exaggerated claims you've heard on the internet. Climate change is not predicted to exterminate humans. This melting cycle was happening before the industrial revolution and was not created by humans.
Not sure about version requirement but you can find that Mac app is written in Swift: https://github.com/mattermost/focalboard/tree/main/mac and Windows application in C# uses WPF: https://github.com/mattermost/focalboard/tree/main/win-wpf

Linux app seems to be just a local server supposedly with web browser as an interface.
Looks cool! I use to work as a debt investor. Our group never really had trouble in the compliance area (really, it was just trying to deploy all our capital). I think in my time at the company, we've only had 2-3 misreported compliance certificates and we just asked the company to resend an updated version. From a debtor's point of view, is setting up the compliance infra for a note/revolver time intensive?
Interstellar object ‘Oumuamua is likely a chunk of nitrogen ice
The experience of reading this on reddit today versus what it was like when this was originally posted is astonishing. The comment are what make this post valuable and the view to them is abysmal.
This is advancing a mouse model. We already kill millions of mice, if not more, in advance of science, every year, including in experiments involving pregnant mice and on mouse embryos. The questions of what would reduce mouse suffering and how this technology could or could not do that are interesting. I'm not sure if it takes a position on humans at all.
Can't you use MongoDB Atlas free tier?

https://www.mongodb.com/pricing
I don't want to dunk on Klaus, who seems like a perfectly nice person these days, and this is all way, way in the past, but like: hah, no.
No, it's not. Stop spreading false information.
Your experience isn't very relevant to N900 then. It's a proper GNU/Linux device, the only closed driver blob was for the GPU.
I’m just surprised few weeks ago i was looking at self hosted notion/trello like alternatives and now I just came across this.

The project just looks really cool and I’m definitely going to download and try this.

I just wanted to thank the developers from the bottom of my heart for creating this.

Lastly I’m just curious is it possible to host this on a raspberry pi
Well, I mean, bitcoin isn't really decentralised... Not just because most of the circulation is held by a small number of accounts, and not just because most mining is heavily concentrated too. The real centralisation is the development of the client software. As long as that team can keep at least 51% of the network on their software, they can change the rules and control things as much as they want. Past experience has shown that trying to fork it doesn't get much traction, so the network remains basically entirely centrally controlled by the official bitcoin client's dev team...
Yes, github repo also mentions Catalina (10.15) and XCode 12+.

So, Swift would explain that..
Simple: Outside the US, $200k is very comfortable, except in certain places like Moscow and London.

In the US, it would be lower middle class, if there still were a middle class. So, instead, it is high in the lower class. If you consider it wealthy, then congratulations, the propaganda is strong with you.
Previous post on HN:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14476421
https://ghostkernel.org/about

>"Ghost is a hobby operating system for the Intel x86 platform. The project is licensed as GPLv3. It was started as a research project to learn more about low-level software programming and computer internals. The sources are available on GitHub (https://github.com/maxdev1/ghost).

Features

The kernel and the userspace applications are written from scratch in C++ and Assembly (and some C). It is not based on any existing kernel.

There is a POSIX.1 compatibility layer to simplify porting some software to the system.

o Micro-kernel

o Symmetric multi-processing

o Patched GCC (OS specific toolchain)

o IPC (pipes, signals, messages, shared memory)

o ELF executable & shared library support

o libc, self-made

o libghostapi, kernel API library

o libghostuser, simplified file I/O, creating UIs etc.

o libstdc++ port

o VESA video driver

o Window server (GUI with homemade toolkit)

o PS/2 keyboard & mouse driver

o Userspace filesystem driver support

o Serial COM1 debug interface

o Virtual 8086 for BIOS calls

o Copy-on-write implementation, fork()"
That is the institutional pricing.

The individual price for Ultimate Edition is $149 the first year, $119 the second consecutive year, and $89 a year from then on.
Mostly choice. I just want luxury and then I am satiated or I decide to quit and live on nothing
You were given logins to accounts, never Linode. Then you leaked zine material and were banned. I do know better. Bet you still don't even patch your bots, scrublord. Cancel your internet service before you get yourself locked up again.

Also if you didn't care about money, what do you call "Lizard Stresser"? Or a short trip through your comment history: "There’s me, a frequent traveller who uses UberLUX 4+ times a day, spending more than 5000GBP/mo.".
There are "left" parties in the US too, like Gloria La Riva's PSL.

The Democrats push for what can at best be termed social democracy, even though real social democracies in Europe would still be to their left after they fulfilled most of their campaign promises. Left right and centre are kind of reductive categorizations but social democracy is left of centre.
https://www.irs.gov/irb/2014-16_IRB#NOT-2014-21

"If the fair market value of property received in exchange for virtual currency exceeds the taxpayer’s adjusted basis of the virtual currency, the taxpayer has taxable gain. The taxpayer has a loss if the fair market value of the property received is less than the adjusted basis of the virtual currency."
This page (about halfway down the page) lists the percentage of pages loaded over HTTPS in Chrome by platform since 2015 when Google started collecting these statistics: https://transparencyreport.google.com/https/overview?hl=en

In 2013, Google published a blog post on DKIM adoption and in 2016, they updated it: https://security.googleblog.com/2013/12/internet-wide-effort...

> 86.8% of the emails we received are signed according to the (DKIM) standard (up from 76.9% in 2013). Over two million domains (weekly active) have adopted this standard (up from 0.5 millions 2013).

> 95.3% of incoming emails we receive come from SMTP servers that are authenticated using the SPF standard (up from 89.1% in 2013). Over 7.8 million domains (weekly active) have adopted the SPF standard (up from 3.5 million domains in 2013).

> 85% of incoming emails we receive are protected by both the DKIM and SPF standards (up from 74.7% in 2013).

> Over 162,000 domains have deployed domain-wide policies that allow us to reject hundreds of millions of unauthenticated emails every week via the DMARC standard (up from 80,000 in 2013).

In conclusion, the evidence -- from Google itself -- shows that only as of 2017-18 has HTTPS adoption even remotely compared to that of DMARC adoption's statistics from 2013!

Gmail is terribly behind Chrome in this regard. Google Search began down-ranking sites not SSL protected in 2015, Chrome warned about submitting passwords on insecure forms in 2016, and by 2017 was rolling out or planning to roll out a series of changes to visibly mark insecure pages as insecure, one address bar change at a time.

In that same time, Google launched Inbox in 2015 ... and shuttered it by 2018, redesigning Gmail. They had plenty of opportunities to highlight insecure email transmission, they chose not to.
There are online services that will do these calculations for you at tax time, like bitcoin.tax or cryptotrader.tax
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That’s fair. I suppose the fact that Nova is proprietary, pay-to-use software that only runs on macOS gives that criticism more merit. And sure, a text editor on its own isn’t all that groundbreaking. I guess my point is that I hope developers don’t settle on VS Code as the be all end all of editors / IDEs. Development tools, as a class of software, are incredibly important and there’s still plenty of innovation to be had in this space.
Freedom of speech is called freedom of speech and not the “freedom to choose not to listen” because the freedom not to listen is implied by freedom of speech, for anyone that's thought about it. And it's easier to say free speech than recite On Liberty. Shorthand is usually enough.

Deplatforming is censorship because, if done actively and exceptionally (i.e. discriminatorially and out of the ordinary routine) then it is the attempt to prevent the speaker from speaking and anyone wishing to listeners being able to listen.

It seems to me that you're conflating distribution with purchase in your analogy, which might explain your subsequent reasoning, though I find them to be quite different things. If you are going to conflate them then distributors refusing to distribute the goods of gays or blacks based on them being gay or black, given that they usually distribute goods from non-gays and non-blacks, that is not prejudicial discrimination?

I would not agree with that in a marketplace, and that wouldn't fit with my conception of freedom of speech either, given the analogy.

If, however, we were talking about private individuals and not distributors, then I agree that they should be able to choose who they purchase from or even sell to - in a private capacity, not as a business - whether based on prejudice or not. Just as with speaking and listening.
What would be a very ordinary apartment anywhere else is considered palatial in NYC. NYC residents have got used to much reduced standards.
We bootstrapped to $11M in ARR
> This melting cycle was happening before the industrial revolution and was not created by humans.

If you're referring to our current predicament, it looks like you have your own homework to do.
Guessing: you can sync up once a year (or even once every 5 or 10 years) and pay taxes on that transaction at that day's price.
My nostalgia agrees with you, but I think it’s probably wrong. The wake from sleep was what finally convinced me to get my first Mac. Even now they have the best hibernation and wake from sleep.
The kernel ABI for recent ARM devices is aarch64 according to this: https://www.chromium.org/chromium-os/developer-information-f...

I suppose they could still be running armhf userland, but that'd be a little odd.
I completely agree with you. How do you prevent this happening? I've relocated from a team where I used to be a software engineer on the team (and therefore had a peer-level understanding of the systems) to one in a different company where I'm starting from day 1 as a manager. How do you maintain/build that localized domain knowledge? It doesn't feel like it's solvable by doing a week of coding now and again.
Yea it not clear to me if Visa’s involvement is a good thing. I would want cryptocurrencies to break the Visa-MasterCard duopoly, to grant privacy from prying eyes (both companies and governments), and increase financial efficiencies by eliminating middlemen profiteers. This feels like a takeover of something with that potential that is meant to prevent that very outcome. Can someone with more expertise tell me why I’m wrong?
He's actually correct on both points. Just look at any source for global temperature over the past million years. Eg. Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geologic_temperature_record
I take it you have never tried using the Windows Store.
You're not worried that Swarm will get abandoned by Docker? (Or already is?)
FCC fines two Texas telemarketers record $225M for making 1B robocalls
> Clang's internal model at HEAD appears to be assuming both outcomes happen simultaneously, which is clearly a bug

How is it clearly a bug? Undefined means undefined.
While smartphones certainly are a boon to quickly navigating information and accessing lots of ideas, PCs did that for people in the 80s and 90s to an extent, and the internet has its roots in networked computers across universities and other institutions in the 60s. Incremental improvement means that overall what we have today is just a few decades worth of steady improvement in hardware and software from the initial implementations.

And while the culmination of the computing revolution today is disruptive, compare that to how many technologies and sciences were undergoing disruption in the late 19th century through the mid 20th. Of course computer hardware lends itself well to exponential gains, but it's less clear how many other things have done so over the past several decades, including software, which seems to be a bit more linear in its improvement. The hardware today is vastly more powerful, but the software often does not take full advantage of it.
Random gender assignation?

Oh, no sorry, it's AI.
Except having two projects open in the same window.
I use a firewall to block all unwanted traffic
You really can just Google this. We came out of an ice age 10,000 years ago and glaciers are still melting from then.

Why are so many commenters just making false knee-jerk claims without paying attention to well established science?
> One of the people involved in the scheme admitted to making "millions" of robocalls per day, even going so far as to go out of his way to call numbers on the Do Not Call list because he believed it would be more profitable to do so.

This is exactly what a lot of said might happen when the Do Not Call registry was created.
This attempt to launder traditional political narratives onto a NPR article is admirable, but misguided enough that it came off as self-serious and worth a chuckle, not a nod: why does concern about the line between human life and an embryo have you jump to worrying about woke left wingers and race and identity?
Is there an alternative that is fully anonymous?
Those estimates can always be revised as we learn more, and melting ice sheets are not a linear process - it accelerates both as it melts and as the climate continues to warm.

You're right that it will take a long time, but wrong that we needn't worry. Even just a couple feet of sea level rise will wreak havoc in parts of the world.
iMac G5 upgraded to iMac M1 using a MacMini M1 logic board
Both these apps contain a few source files and all they do seem to be rendering and handling a webview. The "real" app seems to be this: https://github.com/mattermost/focalboard/tree/main/webapp.