skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is supposedly a 'new capital' but it's really more of a new district on the current fringes of Cairo connected by rail service that will likely take less than an hour— more to the nature of Shibuya/Shinjuku (which only became busy districts after WWII) versus the old Chuo of Tokyo as opposed to Brasilia hundreds of miles away from the old cities. And Egypt is growing fast enough that the intermediate areas will probably get built out.
I wish there was CLI-only version of the Docker Desktop. I can't even launch Docker Desktop unless there is a monitor connected and a user logged in.
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> That’s part of what work in this area is trying to figure out, as I understand it.

Yes, there have been a couple of ideas floating around, and a couple of older RFCs that needed more revision, such as boat's `#[global_executor]`, and discussion about an extension to task::Context that would allow futures to interact with their environment (timers, etc). There is a lot of work going on in this area, but nothing concrete yet.
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Offsite - no server needed - not paying for electricity.

DIY is often cheaper if you ignore the cost of “doing it yourself” - and securely storing an offsite server is more than just the cost of a disk.

Native ZFS is also a feature for those who can use it.
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FAFAIK, this is possible in Switzerland. However, the same safeguards apply there: the patient has to make their case and a doctor must assent to the request.
It's fractal, I see this even in the tech industry itself - people are reluctant to sit down with a manual for an hour to figure out how some software (or device) works, and prefer to forever call it "too complicated to use", just because they couldn't grok it in 30 seconds.
Wow, too little, too late. Such bravery asking after Trump left office.
Supporting or defending Trump is shameful though. The only healthy response our society can possibly have is to try to make supporters understand why it is shameful and unacceptable.

Your response is kind of scary to me because you’re essentially advocating tolerance and diplomacy with extreme racists and fascists (in no sense is that hyperbole).
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Isn't that part of the charm? ;) You can call them or email them for details (http://www.myatari.com/atariord.htm), or check out their Ebay store:

http://www.ebaystores.com/Atari-Sales-and-Service/Atari-8-Bi...
I don't think this is an argument, it's just stating what happens.
More importantly, it's directly referencing the contents of Dijkstra's essay and arguing that "go" is bad for the same reasons that "goto" is. In most of the other considered harmful blog posts the title is just a meme.
IIRC rsync.net doesn’t charge for bandwidth in any direction which for some use cases is nice - a set and forget billing type.
Why wouldn’t you want to run a database under namespaces and cgroups from a dependency-bundled live archive file tree?

By and large, there’s no such thing as a container, there’s just sprinkles of housekeeping magic. To wit, Docker implemented in around 100 lines of bash:

https://github.com/p8952/bocker

Problems come when we think that today’s containers manage to actually contain anything, bring any security guarantees, or do much else than just slightly-more-successfully jump start a configurable bundle of dependencies.
Remove the ability to have followers from world leaders, remove the ability to be liked from world leaders' tweets.

Keep the ability to retweet world leaders' tweets, but prevent retweets to be added more from the retweeters.
If you've not read it, 'Kicking Away the Ladder' by Ha-Joon Chang is a great book on this topic.

It has a good deal of historical detail on what developed countries did themselves to become developed with respect to IP and protection.
When you are dying of stage 4 cancer like my mother was there should be an option. Instead she received a six month prescription for liquid morphine, and they were kind enough to give her the entire bottle without requiring her to get refills.

You shouldn't have to off yourself, yet here we are.
I wish for something like that for HoMM 3. Async web play with little bro would be awesome.
Perhaps not now, but probably a bit more work on the novels he can't remember writing due to substance abuse problems.
Or they will have justification for removing "problematic" politicians because their userbase said so. You know, democracy. A userbase that already leans one way...
yeah especially since the whole point of ASN.1 is the agreement of the format of data structures so this means they never get the value out of ASN.1 that they potentially could.

A big problem IMO is that it's hard to find a good implementation of ASN.1 compilers that will work across (sub-)systems and that as a FOSS project gets properly maintained. If this can be solved it would open up incredible possibilities such as automated grammar based fuzzing[0].

[1] https://blog.doyensec.com/2020/05/14/asn1fuzz.html
Also Zeppelin and constrictor for joining ropes and tying bags.
Maybe part of the sentence is missing and they meant change avatars _per server_? That would be the only reason I can imagine someone might want to have multiple accounts.
World leaders in developed countries should not be depending on Twitter or private media companies at all.

There is no good reason why the President of the United States cannot publish his (in the case of Trump, ill-formed) thoughts directly to whitehouse.gov.

We should demand and expect that governments publish directly to the web in an immutable way that is archived to satisfy our duty to history.

Twitter made things worse by hiding Trump’s previous tweets. Every voter should be required to read every damn one of them.
I'm a software engineer yet I don't do online banking (I literally "just go to the bank if I need something"). I don't consider myself a "luddite", I just don't see the advantage over traditional "offline banking". Same with shopping and all the other little nuisances of daily life.
Yeah, the problem with "legitimate interests" is they're being used for "build a marketing profile of you" and "send you targeted advertisements" anyway, with the excuse that they're interested in doing that as the basis of their business.
> audio, video and 3d web applications

For sure, audio, video do not need JS to function.

Yes you need JS for 3d webGL, but it also opened another can of worm that allows company to fingerprint GPU pretty much anyone who is not using Safari regardless if you are in incognito mode.

What most web developer don't realize browser was build to be a sandbox to protect you from the world wide web. Seems like the current trend is tear down that sandbox for usability and functions. Which is fine, then advertise that browser with JS enabled pretty much open you all that risk. It should be in the educational to the public as well as the first page of any browser that doesn't sandbox GPU finger printing.
That is a text book definition of a backdoor. The car is not yours. It's Tesla's.
I hadn't heard that term before either. Always just (maybe incorrectly) referred to the greater area is NoVa.
This seems like an area that the USDS might be able to contribute to.
"All of our submissions were handled via Google Drive." stopped reading there
I'm curious; is there anti british sentiment there?
Americans will take care of their family and their community. This generally does not extend to a random homeless person.
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beyond recognition in five years. Don't sweat it.
Anyone who has lived on earth for more than five minutes knows the media can’t be trusted.
And palliative care given to those who aren't actually dying, but are just too old for anyone to care.
I think giving away free accounts as a targeted marketing campaign (think - free accounts for the ZFS developers) can be worthwhile - but trying to have a free plan whilst offering the level of support that makes it worth paying for can end up being an exercise in futility.

Even though I love free plans I think it’s better for small startups to grow organically with “cheap and easy to cancel” instead. Or offer credits for new users.
Marketing tip: Always ask the public for input and consult with "experts" before doing what you intended to all along.
No. Absolutely not. Your comment amounts to nothing but gainsaying and is completely ridiculous.

It is not toxic to oppose wanton racism and fascism. If you are ashamed of opposing racism, then you are being toxic and you are enabling and sympathizing with racism. That’s on you.

You don’t get to just gainsay the opposition, claim it is “toxic” and then somehow have that treated like it’s on equal footing or deserves credibility in the same way that the original call outs of toxic racism or fascism themselves do.

You’re simply acting as part of the racist and fascist problem yourself at that point.
You really overestimate the level of importance that everyone else places on whatever it is you have to say.
There are network effect to infrastructure, both in space and at the poles.

No-one wants to build habitats in either b/c there are large up-front costs to building initial infrastructure. once it's there, things may change.

That said, Necessity is the mother of invention; and right now we have no reason to spend resources on developing these environs as there are plenty of more desirable habitats (e.g, nice climate w/ stunning views and wildlife), and the current trend is wanting to live near other humans in high-density cities.

Let underground habitat tech develop a bit more (100% artificial lighting replicating daylight), and planetary populations, and hence competition increase, and there may be more enthusiasm for this stuff.
It sounds like you spent 16,000 hours to save residents 10,000 hours.
The BBC, with its explicit "public interest" mandate, funded by public money, is constantly criticised for being simultaneously too deferential, opinionated, conservative, and liberal - and that's only in the UK.

How on earth is Twitter going to make a policy that pleases worldwide shareholders, governments (and their oppositions), and the general public?

Maybe I lack imagination, but it feels like Twitter is constantly trying to kick its inevitable fragmentation down the road.
The US prison system is all about punishment not rehabilitation.

Theres a very strong “lock them up and throw away the key” mentality in many Americans view of justice.
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It's much lower hanging fruit than say developing an embedded hardware device that does something novel (and most likely more useful). Why not just aggregate some data about _other_ services and run machine learning.
They don't really like the British after a failed coup attempt by a bunch of British mercenaries and financed by Maggie Thatcher's son:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2004_Equatorial_Guinea_coup_d%...
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> In most cases, it just blocks or hides cookie related pop-ups.

This bit is actually the opposite. All tracking _must_ be opt-in, therefore by blocking the pop-up and not opting-in the website cannot track you.

It's only for the websites which are broken when not opting-in that it accepts the policy (which AIUI is itself a violation of the GDPR).
I've installed Postgres on my Mac with Homebrew, Docker, and https://postgresapp.com. There are arguments for each of them. On the pro side:

- Homebrew is a general purpose package manager, and Postgres is a package you might want managed.

- If you're using Docker/Docker Compose for a project anyway, that's the obvious way to do it.

- Postgres.app is a specialized tool just for managing Postgres installs, so it's hard to beat if that's what you need.

Some thoughts on the tradeoffs though:

- Homebrew really doesn't like the idea of "versions". It wants everything to be on the latest. That can be fine if you just need a tool locally, but if you want dev and prod to match, it is a pain in the ass.

- Docker isn't really very good at persistence. That's probably not a problem for local development, but you should be aware of it. Running it on a Mac introduces speed and memory issues you wouldn't otherwise have. And now obviously there's the M1 problem.

- Postgres.app is another thing to install. If you just need Postgres for one particular project you might not know about it or want to deal with installing something new.
Interesting list

Both the Canadian and American cases are not a relocation that made it too far from the original place
This isn't the first time, right? Last one was a stopped truck somewhere in Europe.

We built a fancy computer vision model to detect and track football and it turns out a bald referee in a sunny weather can trick our model to think his head is the ball. So I wouldn't be surprised to know there are some flaws in their models too.

It's way safer to have other sensors and don't rely only on cameras if the purpose is engaged autopilot that takes control from the driver away.
From http://scholarship.law.unc.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=5...:

A person who committed suicide was punished at common law by burial in the public highway with a stake driven through his body and by forfeiture of his goods and chattels to the king.
You can do zfs send to rsync.net and I believe that allows you to zfs send an encrypted dataset without sending any keys. But I’ve not checked.
No: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2004_Equatorial_Guinea_coup_d'...

The 2004 Equatorial Guinea coup d'état attempt, also known as the Wonga Coup, failed to replace President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo with exiled opposition politician Severo Moto. Mercenaries organised by mainly British financiers were arrested in Zimbabwe on 7 March 2004 before they could carry out the plot. Prosecutors alleged that Moto was to be installed as the new president in return for preferential oil rights to corporations affiliated to those involved with the coup. The incident received international media attention after the reported involvement of Sir Mark Thatcher in funding the coup, for which he was convicted and fined in South Africa.
This can also be a problem for homeless people. If you are homeless and digitally savvy, the internet and a tablet or smartphone or laptop or even library card can be huge, huge assets that make homelessness vastly less burdensome.

But for some homeless people, job hunting is a nightmare because they don't have the internet savvy and, on top of that, they don't own a laptop and they may not know they can get access to a computer at the library (at least when there isn't a pandemic on).

Kudos to her for taking the time to do this. I don't know how to solve this, though I run some websites and what not aimed at trying to provide useful info to homeless people and people at risk of homelessness and I advocate to whatever degree I can for trying to get smartphones and the like into the hands of homeless individuals and people at risk (and people with prison records are at risk if you can't infer the obvious just from reading these tweets).
Sure, and a lot of freedoms or well intended legal provisions are used "maliciously." Because of the potential to misuse freedoms, should we not have them at all?

This is a freedom for which many, including myself, may eventually benefit versus the alternative. I may want to make such a choice for myself (hopefully many years into the future!) rather than live in agony and I really hope the option will at least be there for me in my country.
yeah got to 1:33 and level 2, 1 unit left hiding somewhere... ragequit haha
Twitter is such a horrible venue for a blog.
I would suggest that besides concentrating on the world leader issue that Twitter consider some sort of expiration, short at that, for all tweets so as to put down this revenge/vengeance oriented the woke have created.

people complain about fake news and rightly so but the cycle of hatred that results from these purity tests applied to anyone because of past tweets is worse
Wow, looking at this thread, you appear to either be just a troll stirring up racism arguments, or else you are yourself a sickeningly extreme racist. It is just bonkers crazy reading some of your comments on a usually civil platform like Hacker News.
The US prison system isn't designed around rehabilitation, but around profit. Just like the US justice system isn't designed around justice, but around righteousness. The fact that us-amerian judges fund their own election campaigns underlines the absurdity, and yet it's just one facette in a reality that's going well beyond the satirical ideas spun towards the end of the last century.
Sorry if I'm rambling a bit, I don't want to waste anyones time. It's just hard to swallow the delta between ought and is.
I agree that watching the market is the best way to judge the balance.

I'd expect the price for beans as-delivered to Switzerland is likely to go up. The price for beans as-offered in Ghana is likely to go down. The latter matters more to Ghana cocoa farmers.
What would it mean to not allow followers on Twitter?
Annoyingly, legitimate interest covers more than that - it also covers opt-in-by-default to direct marketing. Yes, if a customer registers an account or makes a purchase, you can opt them in by default on the basis of "legitimate" interest[0].

[0] https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/data-protection-advice-...
Oh that link is awesome! Thank you!
I would imagine you do understand the advantage of 30 seconds of time from anywhere in the world versus a 20-60min round trip to the bank.

I imagine there are other reasons you value than time and space convenience. Why do you feel the physical trip is more valuable?
> If legitimate interest is actually legitimate then there is no reason to allow an opt-out.

No, that would be necessary interest, that's case (b) of the processing grounds [1] of Article 6 GDPR.

Legitimate interest is case (f). Basically, processing that is not strictly necessary, but beneficial to the processor.

[1] https://gdpr-info.eu/art-6-gdpr/
Yield points in the middle of a large matrix multiplication (for example)?

Manually scheduling threads seems like a really shitty way to program
I am not a native English speaker, I don't really understand your comment. Sorry.

But I am curious about something, do you believe that this life is deterministic?
I think all contributors should be paid once a big company starts using the project. The current state of play in my view is unethical. Developers do the hard work in hope they will be hired some day in the future and that not always happens and they won't be reimbursed for their time spent prior to being hired.
In many cases these projects are also developed by privileged developers who can afford to work without pay because they have wealthy parents and so on. This indirectly creates a disadvantage for people from poor backgrounds as in the open source world you are expected to work for free and people who cannot afford to do that are excluded.
Docker/Containerisation is open source software with a free to use license? If this was restricted on Mac and Windows it would just add another reason to avoid these for infrastructure use. Avoiding OSX for this is already a no-brainer, given the lack of cloud availability and otherwise pricing, but at least if you're stuck with that, you can learn the tools for free. More or less the same for Windows, although there you at least have some cloud offerings.
Imagine how easy is to manipulate someone in pain, like an elder whose money you're going to inherit.

And then you have people who would like to live but don't want to depend on family members for everything.

Death on command is the closest thing to Hitler's eugenics.
Byzantium was a city for centuries before Constantine was born, and a fine place to control the grain trade from the Black Sea.
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Is there any tool that you can rely on if you're "in the field" on "whatever terminal a client provides?"
Nonsense. The USA would not have gone to all the trouble to pass legislation to sanction Nordstream2 if they didn't think it would be effective.

The USA didn't just do it to voice their displeasure: they could have done that with an email.

They truly think its enough of a hammer to stop the pipeline.

Hence "won't allow"
> , "She can have as many Barbies as chemistry sets."

Why? A chemistry set has 50 pieces. A barbie is 1.
Tangentially, does it actually matter if one does attend these universities purely for their CS prestigiousness?

I guess it could be akin to working at FAANG and increasing your opportunity surface area.

In terms of learned skill, what's the difference between "Tech Ivy" and a State university curriculum that actually has real world implications (e.g. ability to do your job professionally).
Other states do not simply bus their homeless to California. Their social workers will ask if they have a place to go. And if they respond they have a "cousin" in California the social worker sends them on their way.

My family member is a NYC social worker and there is a bit of nudging and winking when it comes to working with the homeless. His job is to get them off the street and out the shelter and into a home. Some of that can mean purchasing bus tickets to warmer climates. Since he can't actually fly out there and verify they have a "cousin in California" he has to rely on the client being truthful.

California has the unfortunate gift of being a coastal state with temperate, dry climate. Even if it was able to house all the homeless, more would show up because who wants to be homeless, wet, and cold when you can knock out the later 2 by moving to a warmer state.
To be sure, this is my best option at the moment. Can't get any cable connection.
I wouldn't be surprised if they are calling your former company (or someone they know there) asking for details.
This takes a very Boolean attitude to truth.

Like if I said "the current president of the United States 's family name is Bidden" then that's as false as "Santa Clause's middle name Elvis, is in tribute to his mother's favourite singer".

But you could argue that there's measures by which one is more true than the other.

In this case, these "lies" all seem to be vaguely within shouting distance of the truth, and his repetition of the accusation seems a bit lawyerly in its specificity. In fact, a fuzzy definition of "lie" could well suggest that his statements are further from the truth than the ones he's criticizing.
> Americans will take care of their family and their community.

Given the numbers of homeless, obviously many do not. Not even for vets who risked their lives and gave their physical and mental health for their country.
We need a public place where anyone can get verified and only verified people are allowed to interact (in addition to more traditional as well as anonymous spaces)
There’s no claim being made that it’s a huge percentage. All that’s required is for it to be a large number for the post’s concern to make sense.
It's been flawless and I've been using it pretty extensively as a replacement for vagrant development VMs.

I believe one of the issues laptop-related, and I work exclusively on a desktop these days, so that was a non-issue for me.
Don’t worry, the national archives are working on it: https://www.trumplibrary.gov/research/archived-social-media
Is anyone selling NFT’s of demos? I feel like a Farbrausch would have a high valuation.
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