skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Got me into computers really. I didn’t “get” the internet prior to Napster. It felt like a toy with no real value. But I was a teenager at the time and the access to music was a game changer. I was hoarding so much content I had to learn how to build my own systems and storage solutions. I used to download video content (music videos, live concerts, etc) from IRC too around this time.
The real crime is because the value generated by primary caregivers is not in dollars changing hands, and thus not taxable, no government has any interest in honestly measuring that value. The value of a primary caregiver is massive and it's criminal that we as a civlization have demonized women and men who choose to fill that role.
Because I don’t know other possible explanations of the observed phenomenon.

Do you?
Reminds me of Thomas Thwaites "The Toaster Project".
https://www.thomasthwaites.com/the-toaster-project/
Compiling Containers – Dockerfiles, LLVM and BuildKit
I think the "per capita" bit is misleading. Because it lumps in certain area with other areas.

Certain school districts are way underfunded compared to others. Part of that problem is that a lot of school districts are funded through property taxes. Which has a way of reinforcing the cycle of poverty.

Your voucher system would simply exacerbate the problem. You know what happens when you allow people to be selective about their schools? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_flight
In your case, it would just be a move to private schools and if you don't think those people wouldn't be able to vote out all taxes that go to schools now, then you are naive.

And breaking up the teachers' unions? Yeah. That's a race to the bottom. Already schools in those underfunded districts do their best to discourage long-tenured teachers as their pay is directly related to years of service. Make it easier for schools to churn teachers and that's exactly what you'd see. Not a selection for the "best", but for the cheapest.

Education is a service with no direct material benefit. Investing in it does not pay off any particular person or group in any noticeably tangible way. However, having a well-educated population benefits everyone and everything.

Education is one area where we probably need less privatization rather than more.
The words we use matter. If they didn’t you wouldn’t feel the need to use fuck in your title. If you think it is inclusive to use old terminology the. why don’t you use old technology? Because it is worth it communally for us to update and get better at cooperating. Running around tellkng Github to fuck themselves is just more toxic masculinity wrapped up in a need to stay at the center of every conversation at work and at home. I am happy I don’t have to work on your team.
Actually, no. He didn’t even lost his initial 40k.

> He cashed out and got his initial money back, but then watched excitedly over the years as the 10 coins grew to be worth nearly 500,000 euros.
I mean if a single user is integrated in URI paths handling and in the webUI.

Like, can I get domain/repo.git somehow with no user management at all?
> Twenty percent of previously healthy 18-to-34-year-olds had ongoing symptoms. Overall, research shows as many as one-third of individuals who had COVID-19 and weren’t hospitalized will still be experiencing symptoms up to three months later."

There's a million variables at play here, is it a random twenty percent? My guess would be that at least in the US 20~40% all age groups are seriously unhealthy to begin with.
I’m not arguing for the continued power grab of the home secretary here (who is abhorrent), but the UK does not have birthright citizenship like the US does, so the same set of rules do not necessarily apply.

Anyone born in New York is American, not everyone born in London is British.
I wish HN actually did work that way, most people do not use their votes like you.
Because there's no serious left-wing insurgency anybody is worried about. There are people who like posting guillotine images on Twitter but little real-world impact.
Perhaps I'm just looking at things through rose tinted glasses, but I very much agree with this. I like to think that good pixel art works with the imagination. The artist puts down the broad strokes and lets the imagination fill the rest! There is a huge amount of skill that goes into good pixel art. It's not enough to have attention to detail, but an intuition about engaging and working with imagination.

The more realistic the graphics, the higher the risk that it falls into the uncanny valley trap. The brain is already half fooled that it is seeing reality (or something that is supposed to be real) but if it's only slightly off, there'll be a feeling of unease. Of course, early 3d games were far off from feeling real, but they were already a step up and there was less headroom for imagination. The low polygon count models just look janky instead of endearing.

Pixel art completely sidesteps this uncanny valley by not trying to be realistic, instead it tries to engage the brain to fill in the details. It's perhaps halfway between reading a book and watching a movie.

E.g. looking at early 3d games, they just feel dated. One cannot help but compare them to today's 3d graphics and of course the oldies fall short by a very far margin. Comparing pixel art games to a modern AAA 3D game title is just so obviously apples to oranges that there is no struggle due to loss of fidelity.

Again, perhaps my view is biased because I grew up with the pixelated games of old. Still, I'd like to assign the excitement of the early 3d titles more to the novelty (at the time) than from the fidelity of the graphics. I think the pixel art style will (or already does) have much more staying power.
It's not nitpicking to ask for a source for the statement "it's not known if the various vaccines give sterilising immunity", it's asking for proof of a negative. The only possible refutation of such a statement is a counterexample (that is, evidence of it providing sterilising immunity). If we were to set this discussion up properly, the burden of proof would be on the person making the statement "this vaccine provides sterilising immunity".

I'm fully aware of the results you found, as I already indicated with statements like "3rd party testing that has been done shows limited effect on reducing transmission". As I already said, it would be very surprising if a vaccine had limited effectiveness at reducing transmission (as your search results indicate), and also provided sterilising immunity. In fact, it seems to me that the known fact that transmission does still occur, preculdes the idea that the vaccines have sterilising immunity.

I don't get what your point is. I suggest you work out what that is, before delving into more complicated subjects. As I have essentially repeated what I said before, it seems we are now going in circles.
Why leave out the only actual platform that android competes with, iOS?
That's an entirely different concern. If people would not shove their repository alongside those features, instead of relaying those through a standalone and documented manner, I would probably also be easily tracking those features inside my editor.
My cat often pulls the cable and in panic it could destroy whole laptop (did not happen though).
The problem is - law is slow.

Law has its place, but we also need detection techniques to prevent the quick consequences that rumors and fake media can bring - 'doxing', public shaming, mob lynching, etc.
Apple, you are missed in this space.
> Whole range of chipsets with no free software support are immediately excluded from OpenWRT.

True, but it reminds me of where printer support used to be in Linux, say, 20 years ago: Lots of shitty printers weren't supported. Sometimes, yeah, that's a deal-breaker, but if you're in a position where you can buy one, plenty of good hardware is fully supported.
I’m building https://Interweaveapp.com a customer product feedback loop application to help startups and product managers manage the full lifecycle of feedback.
Same here in north Texas, for at least the past 20 years.
As long as they keep it simple they do OK. Audis are rolling wiring harnesses.
there's an aspect of readability that is in the eye of the reader.

I've been thinking about this a lot. often I hear (specially old-guard) hackers talking about easy and simplicity but they really mean it's familiar to them.
I disagree. AI banning an app on content violation grounds is just a terrible and shameful dystopian reality. If not a lazy excuse for absolving big tech as they get away with cutting corners and other costs.

I don't know about you but I expect a human to be on the other hand of the switch when decisions like banning have to be taken.
I agree. Not to mention is it all really that different? I'm a little bit older, and admittedly I was living in the future when I was younger, but 20 years ago wasn't that different for me.

Back in 2001, I was sitting on a computer even a laptop! I was reading conversations on the internet, watching videos, and listening to music. Not much has changed in 20 years. I have a better pocket computer. I had a smartphone back in 2003. Yeah the iPhone > than blackberry, but not by that much.
I think the accepted phrasing is one or two shots initially and the (yearly?) booster shots as long as you choose.
I always get the impression that in USA humanities education (high school even) there's a fixation on take-home essays and they are main form of students' gradable output. Am I wrong and is it the case all around the world?

Can't tell as the only prose as an EE major I had to write was seminar presentations and lab/project reports. And obviously the thesis.
they definitely need team, azure, github, windows server and office 365/decade
It's a really really old scam. "I've got a bridge to sell you" is the earliest example in modern history...but there was probably someone selling shares of the Colosseum a couple thousand years ago.
Wireshark has supported gRPC for years. Its really not any harder than looking at HTTP2 traffic.
Python AI: How to Build a Neural Network and Make Predictions
But can it do everything sqlalchemy can do? It is not a data mapper ORM it seems.
IIRC the real issue is that if you pay someone to process the hog for you, for both the cost and quality, you're better off going to the store.
That is classic, soviet-style whataboutism. Yes, there are some left-wing extremists who have committed terrorist acts in recent years, but no, it is not the same as right-wing extremism. There are no left-wing militias running drills and planning to kidnap governors. Right-wing extremists exist in greater numbers, are more organized, and have been responsible for more violence in recent years than left-wing extremists.
If you don't give out credentials Git itself and/or a repository browsing web interface are single user. Did you mean something else?
Rather than rely on innuendo, can you provide specifics and cite the district's budget to support them?
Yep, that's definitely a valid criticism.
Is the $100 fee really the difference and is it comparable with the man hours you would spend porting?
The full panorama is spectacular: https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-LK-I6WIOp8w/YE3ejvMEc8I/AAAAAAAAS...
There were left wing rioters burning down buildings all summer and pushing for extreme policies to be instituted in our government. I'm quite worried about that, and the fact that many power centers fell in line to pretend it wasn't happening.
I guess the point is that of the two main mobile platforms, it’s much easier to pirate Android Apps than iPhone Apps.

Desktops are a whole different kettle of fish, which is why profitable companies have (mostly) given up on selling software & are making money via SaaS approaches on desktop.
> My only regret is that I didn't do this 10 years earlier.

It's not a bad thing to have a professional career before programming. I'd imagine that you'll have developed some non-technical skills that some developers lack, to be blunt about it.
Uber drivers tapped into benefits, but the company doesn't pay into unemployment
Maybe referring to people by genitalia as their primary characteristic is part of the problem?
As a Canadian who's spent some time in various parts of the States, I would say the biggest change that needs to be made is a greater cultural value being placed on good education. In simpler terms, I believe disadvantaged youth will do better at school when those youth start _wanting_ to go to school.

The most successful ethnic group in the United States are Nigerian-Americans because in Nigerian society, education is valued above all else. 61% of Nigerian-Americans over 25 hold a Masters degree - a remarkable number!
SkyDroid – Decentralized App Store for Android
it's well worth the effort on the programmer's part

It's worth it if you have all the supporting pieces in place. For example if your OS provides record-oriented I/O and your hardware platform provides dedicated processors for accelerating I/O, then you can write a very small, efficient program to, say, calculate today's interest rate and apply it to millions of accounts. But if you don't have those things then you need to write a lot more code and/or have another program (e.g. a database server) to try and emulate them in software, and it will be slower because it has the overhead of calling between components rather than being tightly integrated.
Teleport 6.0: Introducing Database Access
Add gitbucket to your list too, it's a single .war file which makes deployment trivial, and it has a simple CI-system built in.
Fake article.

Each response is broken up into 6 to 14 syllables prose between comma's and periods. The translator intentionally wrote the responses to take advantage of metered speech so the reader doesn't make full thoughts as they read. This is the worst kind of sensationalized news, and as far as I'm conserned, if it's sensationalized and free, it's fake.
Meditation is a word that is used to describe some very different activities. Thus the lot of confusion that seems to perspire in the comments.
Those are the same problems. Managers flailing when there is too much work and not enough time means that there is not enough management capacity.

Not often called out because the short term effects of managers not existing are minimal, where as without engineers work stops. Long term without managers work continues but the value tends toward zero.
nice piece! agree re: asking questions
I have background experience with teachers, their unions, school boards, and school administrators for over three decades. The San Francisco BOE is an embarrassment. They’ve doubled down on being woke and pushing an agenda that affects 56k students (most of whom are at risk of falling behind) because progressive politics are taking precedent over actually helping the kids. Case in point:

- they spent countless board meetings pushing school renaming initiative. Sometimes seven hours to discuss this. They used Wikipedia for their source/background for deciding if a name stays or goes. Two schools were wrong identified as needing a name change because their Wikipedia search wasn’t thorough.

- while the rest of the state schools worked on a reopening plan when a vaccine was in sight, the SFBOE continued to push the renaming effort to the point where the city attorney sued the board. The board’s next meeting was closed door session with the attorneys for the district. The tone of the bird changed quickly after that meeting and the new priority was putting a plan in place to reopen schools.

- the board spent two hours discussing whether or not to allow a new member to join the committee. Their problem with it though was a double edge sword. They wanted to bring this person on as he was gay and had children in the schools, but he was white. So they debated for hours over the problem here ultimately denying him to join a committee composed of all women who he would have brought a different viewpoint to the group.

The BOE also has three members eligible for recall and so that process is starting. The others were elected too soon and there’s a cooling off period of six months after being elected that you can start a recall campaign (which parents are getting ready for).
How is an ex post facto law like that constitutional?
How to Approach Web Design Without a Designer in Tow?
Are the cobol devs from the past the equivalent of the modern day vbs and excel script persons?
> So the "reluctance to spend money on apps" is that it's a choice between that and food on the table.

Sometimes yes. But also, spending money on apps you dont need is not virtue. For that matter, spending money on stuff you dont need is not virtue in general.
They can just as easily stand up their own repository for F-Droid. It's not like they've blacklisted the app from ever being installed.

Edit: https://www.f-droid.org/en/tutorials/create-repo/
> Don't feel compelled to read books cover-to-cover

I more often find myself compelled, by managers (who believe
without any real evidence besides wanting it to be true), NOT to read a book cover to cover even when the subject matter demands it. I’ve never, not once in 30 years of software development, seen a coworker reading a book. Reading for true comprehension is frowned upon as a “waste of time”.
Shellcheck [1] has a lot of issues with this script. You might consider refactoring it a little bit to pass without errors. Some of the warnings could probably be ignored.

[1] - https://www.shellcheck.net/
I think it’s safe to assume that PC gaming is dead for the immediate future or until Ethereum moves away from mining
I don't find Java ORMs terribly similar. They seem to lean heavily on annotations and not code, and creation of "table creation scripts", etc. RedBean doesn't import or export anything by default, it's "live". It's the live creation and modification I found interesting. I'm also not claiming that approach as some sort of panacea. It just happens to fit a "make another CRUD app" pattern I have to deal with a lot.
It's 2021 and people still don't care about boot security of their devices?
I think you have a fundamental misunderstanding of how bonds work. What you are saying is mostly true, BUT the coupon rate is set at bond issuance. Meaning if you own a bond now, and coupon rates go up because of an event, your rate does not magically adjust. When event like you describe happens, it means it's a good time to enter the bond market.

What Dalio is saying is that currently real returns on bond are rock bottom or even negative. So why would you own them? He's not saying to NEVER own bonds, just that it currently does not make sense. If in the future, bond coupon rates increase, then it will once again make sense to own bonds.
Uber says it will treat UK drivers as workers in wake of Supreme Court ruling
https://wiki.termux.com/wiki/Termux_Google_Play

More precisely, no new versions go to the Play store.
...so you're qualified to make that sort of statement? Got any publications to back it up for example? Concentrating on something for a cumulative 10 hours and 45 minutes is actually not uncommon in the slightest. Does everyone who focuses on something for that long disassociate? Or just people who focus on their breath? Why is it that good posture and focusing on one's breath in particular would cause 'disassociation' if that's your claim?

Maybe you go through life constantly asserting and believing things that are in no way true....with no experience nor credentials nor having even read any literature to back any of them up...
Please explain what you mean by this.
> For all we know he actually did "realize" them at some point and just bought the coins again to send them to the scammer. It makes no difference in this situation.

I think it makes a big difference. "I'll gamble my 10 BTC" and "I'll exchange my actual $500k to gamble as BTC" would have a very different threshold for action. I suspect he wouldn't do that with real money.

Same reason F2P games get you to exchange money into tokens (some even twice) to make you lose connection to the real value.
Nokia will gladly sell me a new device for Android 11, even though other devices from them of similar age as 7+ already got it, and they are one of the best update stories currently.

Meanwhile most shopping malls in Germany still sell pre-paid phones with Android 7 and above.
Oh, absolutely, they're not mutually exclusive.

But I think that tech to tell them apart is useful.
I mean I can't rememeber the last time a Uber/Lyft driver's profile pic didn't seem to also double as one of their Tinder pics. America is going to float away into the ether of mere appearances where everyone's constantly disappointed with... reality.
Are SPDR GLD shares the same as real gold? I read somewhere that ETFs sometimes have to use special tricks to try and match commodity prices....
You'd get 100% of the task value credited to your wallet.
Process and expenses of converting cryptocurrency to "real money" (cash?), vary from an individual and countries have different cryptocurrency laws.
In Serbia, you'd end up paying 15% of the sold value to tax agency. There's been a rise in OTC trades allowing for 1:1 conversion.

Transaction fees wise, ETH fees are quite high at the moment.
It'd cost you around $2 to transfer funds from the platform to your wallet.
Higher the task value, smaller % of it, transaction fees make.
You can always decide not to withdraw your funds right away, allowing you to collect a certain amount and save up on transaction fees.
This, 1000%. There's good reason infrastructure-as-a-service has become so popular: self-hosting _sucks_. Not only is there the constant and every-growing security nightmare for which companies like GitHub have entire world-class teams, but let's not forget the fact that self-hosting means you're a sysadmin again. Which _sucks_.

The interesting write-up would be the one describing what the experience has been like 6-, 12-, 18-months down the road. It's easy to be optimistic and idealistic at the outset, much more difficult to remain so in the face of the day-to-day realities.
They are showroom queens. I loved sitting in the stitched suede seats of the RS7 and making vroom sounds while my wallet was getting shredded in service.
Both the left and the right engage in suppression of free speech in different ways.

I mean when McCarthyism, Hoover’s FBI and COINTELPRO were repressing leftists left and right, sabotaging political campaigns and careers, this was considered a national security issue.

I mean, until Bernie Sanders, no politician openly called themselves a socialist. This is recent.

Are there any open atheists in US politics? Just curious

https://www.washingtonpost.com/posteverything/wp/2016/12/07/...
Every rifle is semiautomatic
There's a big difference between partisans doing that, and an actual president claiming the election is stolen for months, asking his supporters to march on the Capitol to deny the rights of voters to have their vote confirmed, calling state officials to ask them to "find votes", etc.

You said it, they brought all of that to courts, which means it was entirely supported by the full establishment of the party, not just a fringe part of it.

The fact you can't even see the major difference makes me think you are clearly looking at just one side.
Makes me wonder if it was intentional. They make more money from miners buying up all their cards, no?
I agree with your suggested approach but is it really realistic?

A non insignificant portion of the USA/World still sees doctored photographs in tabloids and takes them as fact. It feels easy to write them all off but that is a lot of people. Take the average intelligence. Half of the people in the world are less intelligence than that.

So is it really realistic to train everyone on the areas you mentioned?
This is my advice to anyone learning to code or learning a new tool. If you cannot build something that interests you, you're going to have a hard time building something for a paycheck.
You're blaming piracy? Color me incredibly skeptical.

How about occam's razor instead: people who buy cheaper phones have less cash to spend on "premium" apps.