skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah, and then Trump pulled out of TPP, and last year everyone signed this deal, including China: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regional_Comprehensive_Economi...

And people still celebrate Trump for being tough on China...
That social dynamic is real but it's trivially avoided: imagine if Google said that you had to consistently average, say, 1 second renders on mobile to be in the carousel or avoid being badged with a “This site is not recommended for mobile users” warning. Instead of saying “AMP doesn't allow it” you'd say “We're averaging 0.8 seconds already and this adds 0.4 seconds in our testing” and you could have a business decision about what makes the most sense for your project instead of outsourcing your project direction to Google.
You should give Mate a try then [1]. It's essentially Gnome 2 but actively maintained.

[1] https://mate-desktop.org/
I agree that when walking on a shared road one must be on maximum alert.
Caveats: in my experience the Central Computers guys are kind of dicks. I've had a couple of bad experiences with them before. They also have something like a 10% surcharge over "MSRP" for video cards. OTOH - they actually have stock, nobody else does. Go for it.
Just because you don't know the reddit user in real life doesn't mean other people don't know each other in real life. If someone says they're going to kill someone for a comment, and then that user ends up dead, I don't see why it would be shocking that might be used as evidence in a court case.

It was a pretty common occurrence on Twitter back when people posted their gang crap everywhere.
Not sure which town the parent was referring to, but we have this in Chilliwack, BC.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/sci-tech/incredible-sight-thousands-o...
Using your last breath of life to fix a bug or why I love free software
Although I really like open source ideas, the humane, social and altruistic principles of free software are very beautiful. Reading this bug report a long time ago certainly influenced me on the software I choose to use.
Yes. I didn't say that this wouldn't happen. I just observed that none of the three players among AMD, Nvidia, and Intel have an active interest in working together. Practicality will trump, but I suspect that given a choice among Intel and another closely-priced, competitive foundry, both AMD and Nvidia will choose the latter.
The Bayeux Tapestry, animated https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDaB-NNyM8o
As he mentioned in his comment, there are plenty of reddit thread archivers, especially on popular subreddits.

But I also have no stakes here.
There's basically no more information in the article than in the headline.
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> In the majority of the United States bald eagles are a rare and majestic sight.

I didn't realize this until recently. I grew up in Missouri in the 1990s, where they were relatively common outside of town. You'd still point them out to other people when you saw one, but it wasn't a huge deal. Then I went to the Oakland Zoo a few years ago and they seemed to be a very popular attraction.
Security through stupidity, Banca Transilvania style
It's not a "gross distortion of reality" to question a interpretation a clip in a way that you disagree with, especially since you lack the context as well. It doesn't change how little evidence there is that Chinese officers were secretly policing Hong Kong.
Musk Metals Acquires the “Elon” Lithium Property in Quebec
Ubuntu user here.

Was looking for when this GNOME version will be integrated to Ubuntu to check them out, it will not land in the next Ubuntu version.

> Ubuntu 21.04 will NOT include GNOME 40. Bew Ubuntu releases typically include the newest GNOME release but this time it won’t. Why? Well, GNOME 40 features bold design changes that Ubuntu devs feel they need more time to ‘adapt’ to. [1]

Overall I like the refresh, but for me the real UX test is when you use it for a week/month. Will have to wait!

[1] https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2021/01/ubuntu-21-04-release-fea...
It would really be handy to have some more videos showing the use of the product. I can't really grasp how it works from the small GIFs on the home page.
I just use a single ssh key everywhere. The private key never leaves my laptop. Once in a while, I might want to clone one of my repos on my raspberry pi, in which case I use ssh agent forwarding.
I wasn't saying it's irrelevant, I was saying that stipulating reverse (or sometimes 'forward-proxy' if there's a need to disambiguate from a reverse-proxy) is somewhat specific to web proxies or other network protocol proxies. This is in contrast to say, a legal or rhetorical proxy.
General Purpose Sensing (2017) [pdf]
PHP by a mile.

It's performant. It has bad rep for its history. But every release makes it better. And it has a nice model of architecture where the whole app is setup and tear down with every request in most scenarios. Your whole app is a response object.

There are nice, mature frameworks like Symfony or Laravel that make it really pleasant to use.

Pair with FastCGI and nginx and you can have a real killer.
Ah but you see that doesn't scale to industrial size non-industrial farming.
https://www.cnn.com/2016/10/29/us/justin-ross-harris-trial-u...

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2681390/Cooper-Harr...

Search for 'reddit' on both pages
Emacs fork, porting the C to Rust
Probably U.S. speeds. But it may be a European phone.

Try looking up other KaiOS phones. There aren't many.
No doubt this is old news to a lot of people here, but I somehow just found out about it today. (https://xkcd.com/1053/) It looks like a good excuse to pick up Rust again.
+1 for Vercel. It is so stupid, that even my grandma could do it!
Sorry, the millions of dollars was mostly for marketing (which is largely what led to its huge adoption), but at least some of that money would have been used to hire top people like computer science compiler specialist PhDs to work on making it faster. I had read about that at around that time.
let me introduce everyone to StandardNotes

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The paid version gives you:

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There is only one frontend though.

The advantage of multiple compilers is that people find subtle differences which humans miss by only reading the spec. Since D has only one frontend, it does not get that benefit although it can technically claim to have three compilers.
> I’m incredibly depressed about renewables. They’re a dead end technology for a civilization in decline

Solar could supply civilization with more energy than fission or fusion (in manmade reactors) ever could. The Sun will produce orders of magnitude more energy than totally fusing all the deuterium or fissioning all the uranium and thorium in the solar system could provide. Far from being a sign of a civilization in decline, the triumph of renewables would be a signpost on the way to becoming a Kardashev 2 civilization that can fully exploit the energy resources of the solar system.
Maybe title it right "There cannot be intelligent life without natural selection" in big bold letters or whatever he claim is. Then it's more falsifiable.
Also suggest to then proceed with a mathematical proof from known properties. Then the said claim becomes more believable.
'How can xyz' more than often shows lack of imagination or imaginative effort rather than honest skepticism.
Hopefully, it will be possible to disable this behavior.
> If it was Reddit we wouldn’t be able to know if it was Knight’s boyfriend, hackers, or some Reddit admin.

Sorry I don't see your point, I work in systems in very large e-commerce multinationals and I have been given the production database credentials many times allowing me to change anything of any user or any product using the mandatory company VPN and the admin account. What are you going to track? The VPN IP and and the general admin credential that can be 100 different people not including hackers that could have compromised any of our PCs?

The only important thing is that she doesn't stand behind the comments, she denies them. So that's it. She clearly doesn't support those statements, end of story.

Doxxing on the other hand is a federal crime in the US and thus is not considered "free speech" and must be censored according to https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/2261A

Whoever with the intent to kill, injure, harass, intimidate, or place under surveillance with intent to kill, injure, harass, or intimidate another person, uses the mail, any interactive computer service or electronic communication service or electronic communication system of interstate commerce, or any other facility of interstate or foreign commerce to engage in a course of conduct that causes, attempts to cause, or would be reasonably expected to cause substantial emotional distress to a person described in clause ...
It's interesting to see the focus on these desktop management features. I've been a long time macOS user and have never found "Launchpad", "Mission Control / Expose", or "multiple Desktops" useful in practice. I just use multiple monitors with everything I need on them in the same workspace. Do you guys actually use these features? I find the contextual switching distracting.
> actors, reality tv stars

Do you think the deep state is responsible for this? I don't think there's any evidence to inicate that these elected idiots aren't actually popular. The same thing happend in the Philippines (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Estrada). Idiots electing idiots they like is a tale as old as democracy.
How to Use Redux to Manage State
I can't thank you enough! I wanted to learn Go and wanted something like this. I really like the chapter structure, it really easy to follow and progress.
Exactly: if they had a turtle icon or a “not recommended for mobile users” warning (which would be even better fordata usage, too) it would have been a game change for many companies and it wouldn't have precluded doing anything which the AMP team didn't think they needed to implement.
This logic reduces to "I should be able to shout the N-word at Applebees and not be kicked out."

I'm a free speech advocate, but your concept of rights is pretty skewed. Being free from the consequences of your actions is not a right, it's a childish fantasy. The closest thing you get is what we already have: systemic protections for speech against state suppression. Everything else after that (ie, forcing Applebees to let you shout slurs) is oppression in one form or another.
I grew up in Austin and had to move due to some family obligations. Every time I get back, I recognize less and less of my city and its culture. I used to want to move back, but now I'm not sure what I'd be returning to.

Oh, and for the unnamed woman worried about drug distribution, it's not local Black or Latino gangs that run drug distribution in Austin.
This is a valid criticism; yet a spec is "code" that has to be maintained and created, so in the context of open source someone has to do it. An ISO-quality spec needs a lot of efforts to happen.

Thing have been getting slowly better over time, with this small specification: https://dlang.org/spec/intro.html
I think the main difference is that the chinese would not dare to dock their aircraft carrier in new york, while the US did so to provoke the chinese communust party in hong kong.

This is all about american interests and destabilizing china ir other countries.

I wonder what will happen in q few years. Will americans accept that another super power will dictate them what to do like the US currently does to their allies: europe cant build a pipeline to russia, in order to protect american interests in ukraine and poland. Europe cant use chinese hardware, while its proven that just a few years ago the americans listened to all communication of angela merkel, europe cant do business with the russians because they are sanctioned, nor with iran, etc...
> You're also conflating these reports with unspecified other reports going back 70 years to try to paint a more mysterious picture. This does not follow in any way.

There isn't enough info on this incident to make a meaningful conclusion, or to rule out that it is a group of sophisticated CalTech students launching their drone swarming research project from a research vessel with no idea the consequences of what they're doing. But there's a pattern of these incidents, and some (such as the incident in the same area with the Tic-Tac described by Commandor Fravor) don't have such an easy out.

> First and most of all, you're assuming that this is a high-tech, difficult to mount operation.

I think you overestimate how far consumer drones can fly or underestimate the radar capabilities of destroyers. The fact that a launch source was not identified is significant, whether we assume it came from domestic researchers or a hostile submarine in a US military training area outside of major civilian/military centers.
That's one woeful oversimplification.
This is a big part of why I suggest not hiring MBAs in a startup. They have typically been indoctrinated into the shortsighted modes of thinking described in the article, yet because they are MBAs they consider themselves adept with the financial decision making aspects of business.
And now it's already been rolled back.

https://www.theverge.com/2021/3/24/22348743/slack-connect-dm...
I stand corrected, I had somehow built-up a wrong understanding of it (looks like those high school classes are long lost).

But where does all that excess oxygen go then? (the O/C ratio is 2 in C but ~1 in carbohydrates).
I gave a try to KDE for a couple of months in 2014 and didn't like it. I felt I was clicking twice as much as in GNOME to accomplish the same thing. Furthermore I liked the look of GNOME more than KDE's.

I kept using GNOME fallback
(or flashback?) until 2018 because it worked as I like. I knew there were GNOME shell extensions to suit my needs by then so I switched to GNOME shell with Ubuntu 18.04.

I never researched KDE so I don't know what became of it. A total change of DE is a big thing and could take a lot of time.
How recently did you join the company? Perhaps many of these meetings feel useless / non-relevant because you're not as "integrated" with your job yet. Once other developers start depending on your deliverables and vice-versa, those meetings will be more meaningful to you. Also, whenever I (a mere team lead) am on-boarding a new developer, I tend to arrange meetings with them and the leads as a sort of training/orientation on what different teams are working on, who owns what components, and where they can go for help. It can feel overwhelming at the beginning and also not-so-relevant because its not what they are working on directly.

That said, if you feel some meetings are stealing too much of your time, talk to your lead / manager about it and see what they think. They should be open and honest about what is and isn't a priority and shouldn't be offended by you asking a fair question. Since a lot of the time meeting invites can be annoyingly vague (no agenda, no notes, no list of things to read / prepare for..), I'll end up messaging the organizer on slack to ask those questions. If I don't feel its relevant I'll ask them directly if they mind if I skip it or if I can send someone else on my team that would be a better fit instead of being a proxy in between them.
I read this similarly. In the US, there are lots of things that the government doesn't control, and even for things the government does control the federal, state and local governments can be controlled by different parties that have conflicting priorities. Also, the way that the political parties are structured in the US is very different, where there are national party organizations, but also local party organizations that do as much influencing over the national parties as vice versa.

To reduce the difference between China's political situation and the US's to be the difference between 2 parties and 1 is not accurate.
Eyewitness: Minsky rebuffed her

https://pjmedia.com/instapundit/339725/
Are you actually aware of dogs protecting free-range chickens against bald eagles? I am not sure that bald eagles really care about dogs. A bald eagle will swoop down and snatch a chicken or even two and fly away without even landing.

That being said I think an even very loose "netting" that can consist of simply rope criss-crossing with certain gaps can sufficiently dissuade eagles and even other prey birds.
If it's meant to be distraction-free then why the panel? In traditional WMs it could show running apps or the application menu you would use somewhat actively, now it only shows the clock (which I find useful but unnecessary - not worth dedicating an entire panel) and some indicators I certainly don't need to see all the time. The whole dash is also an additional entity of questionable value - I never felt like I need a full-screen launcher nor a full-screen workspace switcher.
Let's hope it actually reads the available combinations from ~/.XCompose. I am pretty sure that this was not the case (at least at some point in the past).
I sympathize with the people who hate WFH but I think sometimes their sentiments towards WFF are slightly misplaced. They confuse "general quarantine", "kids doing school from home", "no good work/office area", and/or "unresolved issues with partner/husband/wife/etc" with WFH.

Personally I love working from home. It gives me a lot more flexibility, I have no commute, I have my dog with me, I can cook lunch or prep for dinner, I can do small chores on a break or to clear my head, I can take my dog on a walk, and the list goes on. That said I don't have kids and I have a home office. I was also fortunate to start WFH about 5 months before COVID hit so I was able to go out with friends and what not which totally satisfied my social needs, proving to me that any added stress while working from home now is caused by things other than WFH itself.

When I used to work in an office there were a number of people that were difficult to deal with and/or annoying to put up with. While I didn't go full WFH at that job I did get to the point where I was working 2 days a week from home and those days were glorious. Being able to pick who you are actual friends with (verses being forced in pretending to be nice to some truly toxic people) is so much nicer. I am friends with a handful of people at my new (WFH) company but that's because we both wanted to be friends and went out of our way to build the friendship not because we were forced to work together.

My hope is that people don't "throw the baby out with the bathwater" when this is all over and there is a choice of WFH or going back to the office. That said, it's not be for everyone/every job but one silver lining of this terrible last year has been a number of my staunchly anti-WFH friends talk about how much they have enjoyed it and how they want to continue it at least for part of the week if not fully.
Well it's definitely not censored on social media:
https://s.weibo.com/weibo?q=%E7%BB%B4%E5%B0%BC%E7%86%8A&wvr=...

Even if it was slightly true it must have been incredibly insignificant hence my skepticism.

My point is that we could leave out a bit of noise as it is very easy to come across misunderstanding already.
I personally oppose the TPP on the intellectual property grounds et al brought up here - but its purpose to contain china is what I was highlighting.
Everyone has different priorities of course. But note that as long as you use a modern client TLS_FALLBACK_SCSV will ensure you won't be at risk of downgrade attacks or similar. Without that I also don't think I would run it.
I made this website with HTML
You say this jokingly, but onboard software is a feature in some satellites right now. The ability to push and update applications that run directly on the vehicle instead of needing a downlink to a ground processing station is on the roadmap for increasingly compute expensive operations, but still pretty basic right now. I don't think there are any that will run untrusted code from arbitrary developers, though. That's a pretty steep risk.

I'm having trouble finding any unclassified examples of this, but you can read about TechSat-21, which was supposed to be a proof of concept back in 2004 but the program was canceled because of cost overruns: https://ml.jpl.nasa.gov/papers/the_techsat-21_autonomous_sci...
Sometimes. But I can’t say that I have a “security first” mindset, which seems analogous to “trust no one”.
Maybe this is what you are looking for?

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/collections/windowsthe...
What were the photos, though? People are saying photos of her with the victim, but were they pictures that implied she knew about the abuse?
If people want a compact alternative to a laptop then look into ASRock DeskMini. Or possibly the new M1 Mac Mini.
<3 Autechre and basically all of the 90s warp catalogue.
You can do that, make a folder called Templates and put your templates in there.

Or maybe I'm misunderstanding.
Think you're replying to the wrong person. Im not username "prepend" above.
You yourself can flag any article you want, you just have to click a link at the top.
Did paying customers ask for this feature?
Nazi war criminals accused of spying for MI6 agency
>I further wonder how long people can be punished for exercising extremely poor judgment, or at least making the wrong call when the optics are already extremely poor.

I really think you're being too generous. If someone told me their chosen campaign manager was a man who had been arrested for raping and torturing a child, conviction or not, I would not give this person the benefit of the doubt. She claims she didn't know the "extent of the crimes" - even if that's true, it's a complete failure on her end, because she should have known. I also find it very concerning that reddit would hire a person with a history of "extremely poor judgement" as an admin (it's already concerning she's a mod of so many subreddits) given that reddit has millions of users and lots of them are children.
The CEO of a social media company going and personally making political edits to user messages to push their agenda sounds about as bad of a thing as I can imagine. I have a hard time imagining something more wrong for a social network to do. Imagine the CEO of YC editing posts and comments with no way to prove it, people would be rightfully furious. I guess promoting child pornography is worse, but that's also something Reddit and their admins did in the early days. People can say all they want about Facebook and Zuckerberg, but if he had done any of dozens of things Reddit has done and continues to do, he may have literally been crucified. Reddit gets away with way too much crap just because there is no alternative. Reddit is one of the most toxic social networks with the most corrupt leadership but it generally gets ignored because of their political leanings.
Our experience was similar and one of the goals we started https://www.uclusion.com for was to help fix that.

http://www.paulgraham.com/makersschedule.html - Here's an article even more critical of meeting driven development from the founder of YC (and this site).
The spammers have been at work for 20 years as well. Not exactly a success story.
It's seriously a shame you are being downvoted for this comment.
This isn't allowed on reddit though.