skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Can the user read/export the lockfile in a portable format (e.g. requirements.txt)? I love the idea of magic like this, but I'm less keen if it comes at the price of lock-in. (And feel free point me to the docs!)
> You're going to integrate your code into their proprietary platform, so they need the integration to be as straight forward as possible. Thus an SPA is a very good candidate.

This makes no sense.
If she keep them I think they bounced back during pandemic. Like nft these things are worthless but if you quick flip there is good money to be made. Just don’t hold stock
You did not recreate Shopify in a week. You think you did but you only implemented a custom solution that does 5% of what Shopify offers, including the expensive stuff like compliance, support, etc.

No sane business is going to use a random dev with a total custom e-commerce solution when they could throw a couple of dollars at shopify each month and get 100x the value.
That's american-on-american, I was talking about geopolitical interests.

I saw reports of posts from air force bases supporting our attempted coup in Bolivia, for example.
Sites like this often go down when they reach the HN first page. I've naively deployed stuff on AWS free tier with no scaling or anything that's handled thousands of concurrent requests out of the box. Is the HN kiss of death that bad, or is it just that a lot of people use weird/shared hosting providers?
Well, that's an unconventional way to write a for loop. Maybe the website is commending you on that :-)
Don’t hesitate to get in touch with our support (support@drovio.com), we’d love to help :)

As for the new name, here’s how I came up with it: https://blog.use-together.com/moving-forward-with-drovio/
What do University of South Sudan denars have to do with Kenya?
Yeah, this would be for blindness that's upstream from the nerve, for instance an opsin deficiency or something that makes the light-sensitive cells in the retina not work. The underlying (actually overlying since the retina is kind of inside-out) nervous network might still function fine, it just doesn't have an input. The photovoltaic dots would create a very small localized charge that would stimulate the higher-level cells rather than the rods and cones.
> I could imagine a number of different approaches - targeted inducing of cell death, "painting the target" for chemo drugs, making things like monoclonal (designer) antibodies in-vivo, etc.

The article does explicitly call it a "cancer vaccine" (direct quote from the researcher) and says "the same principle [as the COVID-19 vaccine] can be applied to get the immune system to take on tumours".

That's more specific than sneaking in with mRNA to get the body to produce something. It definitely sounds like whatever it is, it gets the immune system involved. It seems fair to ask exactly how it does this.
Prey is a great spiritual successor to System Shock 2, but let's not forget Bioshock!
Have you tried Arch Linux ARM/DanctNIX?
Unfortunately the article doesn't mention what the new wording will be.

A limited print run in this case but they will have to try harder to dissuade daycare providers from singing Drei Chinesen mit dem Kontrabass over and over.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drei_Chinesen_mit_dem_Kontra...
Sounds like a great idea for politicians at the next election cycle everywhere. Don’t believe in what they say though. I mean... both.
In December they said they were thinking about opening up a reseller program so they don't have to support end users [1]. Then they announced the end of the community editions [2]. And now this announcement. I think they're trying to evolve into something more sustainable.

1: https://www.pine64.org/2020/12/02/pine-store-community-prici...

2: https://www.pine64.org/2021/02/02/the-end-of-community-editi...
I have mixed feelings about this in general.

On one hand, this is great for the students who were affected. On the other hand, what mechanisms exist to prevent this from happening again? Debt forgiveness in general is a terrible precedent to set.

EDIT: Finished reading the AP article. I'm curious what constitutes harm per Cardona's quote:

“A close review of these claims and the associated
evidence showed these borrowers have been harmed, and we
will grant them a fresh start from their debt.”

Is it the lack of opportunity from the for-profit school? If so there are plenty of non-profit schools that offer useless degrees in the forms of useless/impractical majors.

Is it the fact that for-profit schools often give out degrees that cannot be transferred to accredited ones? If so there are plenty schools that teach you things that aren't really transferrable like fullsail. There are also liberal arts and technical not-for-profits whose classes aren't necessarily transferrable between them.

Is it questionable advertising of the benefits of the school? Again, not-for-profit accredited schools often skew the benefit of their services as well.

I'm curious how exactly they have determined the "harm."

Pedantically, one could argue easily that any action anyone takes that does not yield a benefit has harmed them. For example Margin Debt is at $800 billion (https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2021-03-17/do-mar...) - inevitably that will also lead to some catastrophe. Should that also be forgiven? One could argue that organizations such as Robinhood and Webull have been gamifying the stock market to the point of "misrepresentation" (I don't personally believe this, but you could imagine an argument being made).

At one point as a civilization we draw the line and let people take responsibility for their own actions? I believe in the matters of life and death we should subsidize, but education? I'm not sure.
What do you look for in the answer for 3 to see if it's a good culture fit?
a part of me is thinking

"ugh, why couldn't we get a tax credit for, you know, bike bikes? non-electric bikes?" :-D

but i'm not hating much -- a small step in the right direction -- i'll take it!

and i was skeptical e-bikes improve health much, but again - baby steps - i'll take it -- it does appear that they do something, and getting more support for allowing people to bike (i.e. bike tracks) is a big deal.
I'm still sorting out what we really mean when we keep referring to the guy as "an uncle". Is he also a father? Is he married? What's the description of "uncle" adding or informing us of? My immediate reaction makes me think he's a 50yo with no kids, maybe a girlfriend, but his sister had kids. I don't know that this is an accurate perception or if it even aligns with how other people read it. Just seems kind of weird that he's summarized as this title.
mRNA isn't really code. Its a blueprint.

https://www.nature.com/scitable/topicpage/translation-dna-to...

When we say mRNA "executes", that's a cell injesting mRNA, and assembling a protein (polypeptide). For example, the mRNA sequence 'ACU', when 'executed' by a cell, will turn into a Threonine: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Threonine
It responded correctly, it said: Robot, Exciting and then wrote "subject has run script to click on the button ten times within one second" whereafter "subject has clicked on the button a thousand times"

Maybe a contender to CookieClicker? 73% achievements atm
Military bases around the world tend to not like photography without prior permission/authorisation. Let alone a car that has more camera's and sensors than many surveillance drones.

So I can appreciate this from that aspect alone. Then the whole software controlled by another country.
I was hoping that there would be a reasonably rock solid "feature phone" platform we could start building from, but it seems everybody wants to scale down the full linux desktop.

I just want a feature phone with a browser.

I would even be keen to see KiaOS running on it, but I don't think you can right now.
You also can't use an iPhone without it constantly sending usage information to a half dozen different teams/departments at Apple, even if you've opted out of analytics, so there's that, too. I think I've bought my last iPhone, as well, after having had all of them.
Exactly. The one thing I immediately noticed was the ~30 year old vintage Yamaha TZR 2-stroke model complete with pics of open engine etc (check the small diameter exhaust pipes). Which youngster would ride such a bike, let alone touch its internals? This stuff is very niche, maybe not so much in Japan but over here in Europe you would have to search for it or pay some decent money to get it in that condition. The owner probably has bought it in his 20s :)

Edit: the power output curve is also not for the faint of heart and there's no electronic helpers, overall very different to ride compared to a current 600cc model with all the bells and whistles :-)
In older retinal prosthesis work it was a microelectrode array, basically dozens or hundreds of tiny electrodes piercing the retina and running a current. In this case the dots turn light into current so when you shine a light on them they activate the retinal cells near them.
Then what does AdoptOpenJDK mean when they label 11 a LTS release? https://adoptopenjdk.net/index.html
> sort out sparse versus full entity patching mismatch

I thought we are talking about Shopify... where people browse and search products, buy products, make a transaction, and review past orders/invoices/transactions.

Where does PATCH fit?
Reminds me of Samy's website. For a fun time, try to view the page source: https://samy.pl/
China has a huge migrant population ready to move to any newly built city. They can afford it because of the sheer population size. Not to mention they already figured out how to build functioning cities. Building a dozen more isn't a challenge. Meanwhile egypt still has to pull itself up on its bootstraps. A failed city would be a huge setback.
>Is there some kind of secret club for all rich people where one of the rules is that you should only invest your money in scams? That's the most rational explanation I can come up with.

It's because when you have an absurd amount of money, you can afford to speculate on every stupid idea imaginable on the slight chance of turning their (to them) small investment into ridiculous money.

Why else is Tesla stock up 1400% in a year? It's rampant speculation. The stupidest outcome is probably the most likely outcome when it comes to finance.
I've never composed either, but most of his complaints are not about the specifics of the programmes but about how they fail at communicating them. Repetition, omission, modality, hiding, or over-highlighting, are problems that can crop up in any software, and he's teaching you how those are perceived by users.
started a new job. had one of these 'zoom happy hours' the other day. as soon as I found out we were playing a game my internet started crapping out on me...and I unfortunately couldn't partake. ;)
> a lot of its users have no understanding of how it works and yet successfully use it for years with no issues and not gaining any understanding through the years.

This is true of every popular operating system. Most people just adapt to the defaults regardless of the OS. There are millions of people who use windows or chrome os, or even ubuntu as-is out of the box. Whether or not people want to change the defaults just depends on what they're used to, if you used windows for years and switch to macOS it's very likely you're going to be inclined to modify certain defaults and the same is true in reverse.
> at Waterloo.

That's your problem, but at you had:

Underwater Linux .iso Distributing

The Computational Fluid Dynamics of(strictly hypothetical) Human Sexual Intercourse in a Canoe

Outdoor Code Golf(Winter Session)

"E-Sports"
As a counterexample, the US has 50 states, and no internal protectionism. Yet there are no "colony" states.
Not without modifying the existing type. Since Interfaces rely on nominal typing, each type implementing an interface must explicitly declare that they do so. On the other hand, since Protocols are checked structurally you can declare a protocol after several types already implement it, and type checking will pass without having to modify the implementing types.
Even if there are workarounds for this specific problem, the signal being sent is clear.
Drake’s beautiful girlfriend, Nekisha Taneil
Nekisha Taneil is specifically from Montreal, Quebec, Canada. She created an online fashion marketplace called Reign Foreign.
> I was trying to say that just because one individual leader did not avail himself of the opportunity, doesn't mean that having that opportunity exist isn't valuable overall.

Then say that? Because this:

> Not all opportunities are exercised - but especially on HN I would think we should realize that it's significant that they exist.

Sure doesn't mean that.

> People can contact each other but having the leader somewhere available provides a focal point that otherwise wouldn't exist.

What? No. The focal point is the person and their actions.

Donald Trump was also one of the most contentious topics on every other form of social media that doesn't have him posting. Just look at Reddit.

> Twitter has problems - but it's not clear to me how a lot of the problem unique problems of twitter vs common problems of meeting and filtering out any anonymous mass of people at a party or conference.

Then read my comment again.

All platforms have problems, Twitter is just even worse than par, and the format is especially bad.

I can't believe we're actually going to pretend the platform that started by limiting people to discourse based on 140 characters supposed to be some sort of rallying point against bad leaders rather than an echo chamber where everyone talks past everyone except those who agree with their views.

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Leaders should use their official platforms that aren't subject to the whims of a private company. If news companies or individuals or even the platforms themselves want to drop those official statements into their ecosystem that's on them.

It's one thing if a country just can't put together that infrastructure but the spark for this is literally the only country in the world with a tld for their government (.gov) there is no reason it should have ever come to this.
Related:

Chinese deepfakes are going viral, and Beijing is freaking out

https://www.protocol.com/china/chinese-deepfakes-regulators-...
Im head of engineering at a ~70 people B2B startup and man I HATE these things with passion. I get one almost every other week and yes, they are indeed 200+ questions. Even after you are PCI, SOC2, ISO27001, etc compliant some companies REQUIRE you to fill these things. It is a HUGE pain and time consuming chore.
That's like saying that investing in the S&P 500 is nonsense, because if it were so easy then everybody would be doing that, and nobody would buy bonds.

The thing is, that there is a risk/reward relationship for everything in investing. And according to this article, the return you are getting on a 3x leveraged ETF are about 20% annually (2x normal stock returns) while the risk/volatility is about 3x. So, there is no free lunch. You are only getting higher rewards for taking on much higher volatility.
At some point soon(ish), deep fakes like this are going to end the porn industry, including Only Fans, in its current form.

Is going to be replaced at by computer-rendered photos/videos, some voice actors and a group of interns answering the chat.
> You seem to think that ray tracing as a very limited thing.

My point was mainly that ray tracing is still a hack like polygon based rasterization is, that's a combination of clever tricks to get something to look good enough with modest resources.
> I suspect I am upset that debt has become the way people fill-in for low wages, lack of social support etc.

Yeah, that's the flip-side of extending credit. It used to be that houses were a smaller multiple of the average salary because only short term (e.g. 3-5 year) loans were available. Of course homeownership rates were lower. Then banks began offering 30 year mortgages and homeownership increased but house prices rocketed up and it became common for working people to carry 30 years of massive debt. Then downpayment requirements were weakened from 20% to 10% to 3.5%. Now you even have interest only loans.

So locking people out of certain credit markets, or banning certain lending instruments, certainly has an appeal. I wouldn't mind if the federal government stopped insuring home loans and student loans and we returned to 3-5 year loans for homes and maybe 1-2 year loans for autos. We should not be in the business of subsidizing all this household debt, and we should be discouraging it a bit.
Right! I always thought the title of Bioshock was a direct reference to the System Shock series.
I agree, this made me cringe with embarrassment. The examples were horrible
It depends on what type of site it is. A dynamic site with lot of database calls/no caching would probably crash much quicker than a static HTML page with same amount of traffic. HN easily sends 100s of concurrent users if not many so it can crash a shared hosted dynamic site with no caching.
either badly coded website (heavily relying on some backend without static files) or weak hosters but not sure I have a blog that survived every single HN/reddit hug on a pretty weak VPS.

Blog written in PHP but without database interaction
Not allowing people to discharge crushing debt, incurred under false pretenses, is the far more terrible precedent.
Anybody else getting site error/403 once they accept the cookie? Reads fine if I don't.
That's not "long term".
Wikipedia says Skynet was a sequel to The Terminator: Future Shock.
>Debt forgiveness in general is a terrible precedent to set.

How's that? Seems like the precedent was set a very long time ago: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jubilee_(biblical)
> On one hand, this is great for the students who were effected. On the other hand, what mechanisms exist to prevent this from happening again? Debt forgiveness in general is a terrible precedent to set.

I don't know if they have plans to do this, but they should turn around and attempt to collect the debt from the schools that defrauded the students rather than the students who were victims of that fraud.

And frankly, debt forgiveness isn't a bad policy. It's essentially what bankruptcy relief is (relief that's available to almost all other debt holders).
If you want to, you can have that; just take postmarketOSs new stable release when it's out with your prefered mobile shell and put the bare minimum of apps you want/need on there and you'll be set.

As for KaiOS, I doubt we'll see that soon, as IIRC like FirefoxOS it's designed to run on Android kernels. With GloDroid being mostly dormant and incomplete, I doubt we can pull that off.
/r/lostinterneters
crime? that's a strong word
So the schools where fraudulous, the solution is to reward the system by helping their victims and have no sanction on the school?
Uhhh, correct me if I'm wrong but the big difference is labor vouches are used up when you 'spend' them, so they can't be accumulated as capital.

Also Proudhon never talked about them, it was someone else In his circle. Proudhon espoused something called mutual credit I believe.
this is one of those times where the robots would do a better job than humans.
That's cool! I remember seeing those sorts of tricks in Amiga mods especially.

I jumped from the 8-bit (3 channel) world straight to a 486sx, so getting 16 channels seemed incredible at the time. I soon found out that going above 8 was ill-advised :) The sample size was limited to 64k too, so even if you did bounce tracks together you might only be able to load a few seconds.

File size in general felt like a big deal back then. Going over 100k for the whole mod was considered pretty excessive. I think Fast Tracker 2 ushered in the era of larger samples. I suppose it coincided with modems getting faster too, so people were less reluctant to download songs that got up into the megabyte range.

The demoscene stuff always seemed especially clever to me, because they didn't have the benefit of dedicating the entire computer just to mixing and playback - they needed to display graphics too! I think you can often tell when composers came out of the demoscene by listening for stuff like "J37" arpeggios and the sort of breakdown like in 64-Mania where you play the same sequence in two channels with slightly different settings to create a phasing or chorus effect.
Yes, it was in the march community update [0], they feel the software is now beta quality: 'The upcoming production-run, as well as the next two or three following it, will be referred to as the Beta Edition. The term “Beta” indicates the present software status'

[0] https://www.pine64.org/2021/03/15/march-update/
fact remains, that there are dificlties.
Or Paris to Versailles :/
At the end of the day, the customer is the one deciding what they will pay for based on what is available to them. Majority of apps are on Shopify. Customer has no knowledge of the dev tools and how hard they are to use.
So now you only got 24 years, 11 months, and 2 weeks left, congratulation!

Don't worry, it will be over sooner than you think.
Sounds like this is Linux-only?
In the rest of the world, the mechanisms are clear: Free education for all citizens at public universities. Those who want to be ripped off by for-profit diploma mills can go ahead, but noone with a non-lonely brain cell will.
"You visited about n sites before coming here" How the hell does that work ?
That's wat certifications are supposed to be used for (PCI, SOC2, ISO27001). But even if your company has them, some businesses want you to fill these horrendous questionnaires.
> reread their comment, apply context, it should be apparent.

I did. It was not apparent; hence why I asked.

> Why do you think Trump has anything to do with it?

If we're still talking about "it" being a significant fraction of the US public being distrustful of the election process/results, then Trump's main relevance is the combination of:

- His holding of the most powerful office in the world for four years

- His direct attacks on the election process/results, e.g.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veracity_of_statements_by_Dona...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veracity_of_statements_by_Dona...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veracity_of_statements_by_Dona...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_United_States_presidentia...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_United_States_presidentia...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_lie#Trump's_claim_of_a_sto...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attempts_to_overturn_the_2020_...

- The attacks on the election process/results by other Repulican politicians, either using Trump's example to seize or cling-to power, or to curry Trump's favour, or to avoid Trump's wrath (either direct, or indirect like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attempts_to_overturn_the_2020_... ), e.g.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attempts_to_overturn_the_2020_...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attempts_to_overturn_the_2020_...

- The attacks on the election process/results by members of the public, following Trump's example, e.g.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_United_States_presidentia...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attempts_to_overturn_the_2020_...

> Really people couldn't care less about Trump.

You mean, other than the 74,216,154 who voted for him? Many of whom are in no way casual about their support:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demonstrations_in_support_of_D...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trumpism

> we have a divide in this country, mostly caused by dems refusal to accept and admit the right are people with opinions, ideas and feelings as well.

Do you anything at all to back up such absurd partisan hyperbole?

> The system is flawed regardless.

Lol, what fatalistic nonsense. Reminds me of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yts2F44RqFw
Please take the crybaby shit to Slashdot or something, man. It's not a good look.
Strongly agree. It's very difficult to work out what a symbol means if you've never seen it before.

In saying that, in general I've found it's not too bad. Mostly greeks and the occasional symbol like sigma along with some set notation.