skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
^ this

The problem is that in the investing world, often not playing is losing.
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This had significant impact on the acceptance of South Asians in Scotland. Before the expulsion of the Ugandan and Kenyan Asians, Scotlands community was tiny. Most of them were workers in the industrial south, Manchester, Leeds, Bradford and the like. They had migrated differently, direct from the sub-continent mainly to work in the factories there.

I remember meeting my first member of the community at primary school in Edinburgh. We used to eat jelabli at his parents shop, and I bought my first Bidi (tiny semi-illegal Indian one-leaf cigar-cigarettes) there. Shades of Rudyard Kipling and "Kim"

The ones I got to know were the kids of Gujurati traders. They were part of the indian trading diaspora, which went worldwide. Nice people. They took over the corner-store niche pretty solidly, branched out. We had a really quite racist term for the shops I won't repeat, shameful how that was normalised. But, having said that I really do think their acceptance into Scottish society was broadly speaking smooth. and probably heavily influenced by mercantilism, something the Scots have always related to.

For contrast, I believe it was a Pakistani migrant family who took over the video market, for all of scotland (just about) out of Glasgow. I didn't see many Sikh, I think they also stayed south mostly.
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We invented the internet. We were born with it. You joined the party late. If anything we have more excitement than you :)

Our love will never die. Brainwashed by the algo botnet generation influencers like you are the bigger concern. There's nothing genuine or innovative about a generation that grew up on social media.
I don't think this is correct based on some of the maritime law I read. My understanding is that the Panama canal is the only place in the world to where the Pilot assumes charge of the ship. Everywhere else, the Captain remains the authority. Also, the helmsmen would have been from the crew. The pilot would simply be giving adjustments.

As to whom is responsible monetarily ::shrugs::, it seemed like an act of God caused this so I have no clue.
...As in, it will become so universal that languages without it are utterly unheard of, except for assembly and joke languages?
Some terminals support the C1 control set, and in particular 0x9b as the CSI is dangerous (it's a single character version of the ESC-[ CSI). So you have to watch out for that too.
I am still amazed with the amount of cargo containers such ship can carry.
If I read it right the "Given" carries ~18500 containers, mind boggling.
It's not really the same—a caregiver keeping on doing bureaucracy tasks after a person's death, vs. an unknown person using a living person's identity to get loans or credit cards.
Genocidal ideas are more common than we like to admit.
Time will tell if this gains Traction,but for once the approach is right. HN is not that into crypto from what I can tell, i noticed before already.
Age doesn't mean anything. You can be 20 years old and a millionaire and still not have the wisdom only time can bring. We all grow in different areas at different rates. Your age doesn't make you better. Humble thyself.
Aah I see Facebook is finally changing its name to reflect its core values.
That’s not the point, I didn’t say that it would be a good idea. The point is that it would work with just 100 or a 1000 miners if no one has 51% of computing power, hence the computing power is a consequence of Bitcoin’s success.
From the CDC themselves:

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The duration of protection is unknown. A booster dose may be given if the primary two-dose vaccination series was given one year or more previously and there is continued risk of exposure.
I think it’s very strange to refuse to work with an entire gender just because one person gave a feedback that you perceived as incorrect.

You are free to do as you like, of course. But the future is simply going to be more diverse with people of different genders and races.

Anyways. I do not really know of your specific situation, but talking to a professional therapist is always helpful when trying to deal with such issues. (Feel free to ignore any advice I give, I’m sharing what I found useful personally)
I saw the Netflix seaspiracy documentary last night, and it made me think there's really no way to sustain such a huge human population. Every single method of food production seems unsustainable to me, it either uses too much water or land, or produces too much greenhouse gas.

Personally I'd much prefer us to lower the population through infertility rather than famine and war.
Them having their own interpretation doesn't mean you did anything wrong, nor that they should have no expectation of reason.

Thoughtfulness is for the aware, and many investors aren't even aware of how they can be raked over the coals by a bloodthirsty mainstream outrage machine for something minor, petty, completely misinterpreted, or intentionally twisted for click bait.
If done right who creates it should Not matter, Similar to bitcoin.
The article also includes fertility problem with women. These may actually be even larger because women have a shorter window of opportunity to have children. Get a careers and start having kids in your 30s? For many, it's too late. For some reason we never tell women that.
> The point stands that a lot of people are harassing him for being neuroatypical.

You need to elaborate of what you perceive as harassment.
Genocide is the intentional killing of large numbers of people. Failing to procreate isn’t that.
C has malloc and free available, even when it was new.
In my case, nobody was actually malicious. It was a stupid situation caused by the stupid actions of both sides from what I've been able to discover. Nobody meant to cause harm but to tell their own story. I tried to find a compromise that would work for everyone and it worked this time.
Like many people who get exceptions. They asked.
> do you not have rights as an Australian?

Constitutionally entrenched rights are quite limited. There is the implied right of political communication, which is a lot less expansive than the US first amendment – it only covers political speech, non-political speech is not protected. Also, as the word "implied" specifies, it is not something explicit in the constitutional text, it is something the High Court has read into the constitution through its case law

There is a prohibition on establishment of religion or religious discrimination by the federal government (section 116). There is a right to jury trials in federal cases on indictment (section 80).

That's basically it, most of the provisions in the 2nd through 10th, and 13th through 15th amendments have no analogue in Australian constitutional law.
Would you prefer dragging a pipeline together? Or is there some other way?
》There was a pesticide used in the harvesting of pineapple; it’s called dibromochloropropane. [Better known as DBCP, it was banned from use in the U.S. in 1979.] That pesticide actually totally wiped out men’s sperm. Women were comparing notes, and they were saying that they couldn't get pregnant—the wives of these men. They tested the men, and they had zero sperm. And you can’t get more dramatic than that. But what they found was that when they stopped using the product, in a couple of months, their sperm count returned.

Maybe it could be used as a contraceptive.

Also many men now have vasectomy in their 20ties. It is recommended to keep it a secret, not sure how studies correct for that.
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Good call! Candid and up-front declaration of openness, basically. The status quo is unfortunate but at least on the individual level it sounds like a viable approach.
> > all you've provided is an opinion

> Which is all you've done too.

You've fallen into the trap. You just admitted that your "effect" is not any kind of proof, just an opinion. On the other hand, my opinion has no material effect on my position that your points are trivial, woo, and the bandying about of opinion. That was kind of the point, of my using the word opinion.

Thanks for playing.
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This is a fantasy. For every person who thinks you're being reasonable, it's highly likely there's another one who takes offense of some kind.

Even if only 5-10% of people took offense, it's not worth it to speak your mind.
The public opinion is a court that almost never acquits and that only serves life-term sentences
Likely the ships' insurers. According to this video, while there is a Canal pilot on board, the ship's captain has a "Master's Overriding Authority":

https://youtu.be/ltdHRdtEHE4?t=204
The gallery is truly valuable as a reference - thank you.
See, toxicity destroys business.

I was once told by different toxic people that I lack social competence while working on projects with them (nobody agreed with them on that). The toxicity caused by them made several key people, myself included, jump the ship and the projects tanked. Lessons have been learned.
The Dutch company Smit (part of Boskalis) was hired for this job.
Such an important point that. I would just add that the lack of enthusiasm for paid tools I think is because of the lack of significant developments in the space itself. The fact that we can still use clis and 40 year old tools like Emacs without losing much on the benefits of the modern day tooling system says everything one would need to know. And I don't mean it in a degrading way, but there needs to be a paradigm shift from the HCI side. You can't just throw in a debugger, syntax highlighter, linter, and expect people to pay for it; when I can do all of that and more on Emacs with probably a weekends worth of tinkering.
Regarding 4G and HSPA+ my understanding was that some providers (I believe AT&T was one, called HSPA+ a 4G). That's why providers that had the true 4G started using "4G LTE".

5G seems like it's just improvement over 4G. It can use the same frequencies, but uses them more efficiently. The millimeter communication that made most wear a tinfoil hat probably won't be used much. I think maybe it will be useful in open places where there a lot of people like stadiums.

I think most of improvement on 5G won't really be noticeable to average user.
The second boss did threw fit and did not stoop up for himself. He even needed secretary to do the firing.

Also, he literally runs business based on his emotions. He had power, but also does not seem to me like someone I could respect. He does not seem well adjusted. Also, he did not had power that would be related to his own personality or skills, if someone he cant fire would insult him, he is powerless.

His power against employee is purely from his ability to fire them. And yes, if you have that sort of power, a lot of things are easier, because people end up scared of very real damage you will cause them. Getting angry, if it achieves the same goal is more ethical and does not require disproportionally harming people.
> The UK has already toyed with national ID cards. It rejected them in 2010. As Theresa May, then home secretary, explained in 2010: “This isn’t just about cost savings, it’s actually about the principle, it’s about getting the balance right between national security and civil liberties, and that’s what the new coalition government is doing.”

Off-topic, but what is the difference between a passport and an ID card, in terms of civil liberties?
I appreciate you asking respectfully, and I understand the meanings of words like "sexist" and "racist" are changing and subject to opinion.

In my opinion, the nuance is whether the difference is truly because of gender or if gender is just something with a high correlation.

For example, if an average man says to me "give me your wallet or I'll beat you up", I'm likely to do it since I'm on the smaller side. If an average woman did that, I'd say no. So maybe it seems like sexism at first, but then I consider, if a woman threatened me who was the size and build and general risk of an average man, what would I do? I'd hand over my wallet.
Not just fertility. It is practically impossible to find good woman to start family with (under 26, no debt, owns a house, mentaly stable). It was not such a problem a few decades ago.
I didn't say that, the US government does:

> Identity thieves
can use your number and your good
credit to apply for more credit in your
name. Then, they use the credit cards
and don’t pay the bills, it damages
your credit. You may not find out
that someone is using your number
until you’re turned down for credit, or
you begin to get calls from unknown
creditors demanding payment for items
you never bought.

https://www.ssa.gov/pubs/EN-05-10064.pdf
Sounds like the worst offender is plastics. There was another post recently about this same chemical affecting other biological processes. Perhaps a controversial thing to say, but maybe plastics could be some amount responsible for gender dysphoria.

It sounds like heated up plastics are the most dangerous, so those plastic takeaway tubs for food would be a prime target to remove. On the plus side, the local government where I am has been cracking down on single use plastics for environmental reasons which has majorly limited the amount of plastic that comes in contact with my food
But isn't there also the opposite effect if they must pay for usage then they start minimizing their usage, and start actively looking for free tools to do the same?

Also as mentioned by other it takes time to learn to use the tool by using it. But now you would think twice whether use it and pay for using it just to learn it.
That's all anybody on this site has, opinions. "Proof"? This isn't a trial in a court of law, or a mathematics paper.

If you aren't interested in opinions why do you bother? That's all this site has. Yours, mine, those of however many other users there are here.
Well, that's the thing -- when listening to any song, even if you know the pitches, it is impossible to know if there are accidentals or not depending on the phrase.
If a 10-bar phrase modulates in bars 2-5, and you listen to bars 2-5, you may conclude the piece is in key X when it's just a modulation from the overall key of Y.
This also implies the piece follows western common practice, or is even tonal in the first place. The difficulty of categorizing music is its ambiguity :)
Poverty is not another form of slavery and claiming that downplays in the extreme what slavery actually was. That is absolute nonsense.
This kind of of sweeping value judgement is sexist and totally inappropriate.
"When you’re competing against a government dropping taxpayer money out of metaphorical helicopters, it’s not exactly an even competition."

You have to pay a living wage. That's all you have to do. The other side won't bid higher.

And given a person has to work to live, whereas a business only has to hire if they see a profit, it fixes the imbalance in power between the two contracting parties. Each party can say 'no deal' and make it stick.

Currently there are 19 bones and 20 dogs. A guaranteed alternative income makes it 20 - 20 - and that's fair.
I have a personal JetBrains subscription which I use for my personal projects as well as work projects. Their EULA doesn't restrict this.

I see it as a very well justified use of my money.
What character decomposition database is this using.. Its not as straight forward as it might first seem to say what characters are made of what other ones.
some projects I forked over the years:

I modified this to use the missed reviews on kanjikoohi at the difficulty factor to define the optimal path to learn the parts of kanji. https://github.com/scriptin/topokanji

This one shows the parts in a sematic web type view.
https://github.com/kanji-graph/kanji-graph
> That destination is only possible if we capitulate to a loud minority making unfair accusations

This is quite literally exactly what has been happening, and it seem like it will continue happening because the loud minority has everyone else by the balls.
In Croatian it is mušmula. My late grandfather would give them to us kids, and I never liked it.
This is the problem. America was supposed to be the land of the free, where anyone from anywhere could have an opportunity didn't matter who they where.

Instead we created African-Americans, Italian-Americans, Jewish-Americans, Gay-Americans, Straight-Americans, Native-Americans, etc, and everyone is out for themselves. And everyone is against one another.

Female-led, Black-led, Latino-majority, who gives a fuck. Do your job better than yesterday if you even want a chance of someone giving a fuck.

Racism is not something you fight with laws, racism and sexism is something you fight with actions. Promoting a "black-business" is not integration, just imagine being proud of having a "white-business". Promoting a "female-business" is not fighting sexism, imagine having a male only policy on anything and thinking you are helping.

If we could forgo with the labels we would relieve so much pressure from society it's not even funny any more.
Not to discourage your efforts but I was expecting a video doing the reverse engineering rather than a video showing the parallax scrolling.

Perhaps you posted the wrong link??
We can always have government pay them to do something instead. There is, after all, plenty to do.

And if you hire the people government spending will go down automatically, so the level of government spending is in your hands.

Where's the problem? It shouldn't be an issue if you're not trying to low ball wages and instead cheerfully pay enough for people to live on.
> where 95% of the software is vulnerable to injection

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That are values of my parents, culture and religion. Take your western cultural imperialism somewhere else!
> While the most egregious violations of user freedom come from companies publishing proprietary software

I would say the actual most egregious violations of user freedom and privacy come from companies that are powered by open source infrastructure and that actually are big backers of open source.

"Software freedom" is the big enabler and partial driver of centralized computing. It is the big enabler in that if you were paying a per CPU license for Windows NT Server, you would go out of your way to make sure that as much as possible was being done on the users computer. In addition, the most widely used copyleft license, the GPL, actually penalizes you if you make a client program that uses GPL libraries(by requiring you be release the source code for your program if the user asks for it), but happily allows you to instead run the program in a datacenter and never have to share the code with the user. Thus you are incentivized to put as much of your program in the datacenter as possible and not on the user's computer. The thing is, if software is on the user's computer, whatever the license, they actually have far more de facto control. They can control what is getting shared. They can reverse engineer the files to allow perfect export and backups. They can own their data. They can also verify what the software is doing with the data (even if it might take a lot of efforts). Once computation happens in a data center, the user is at the complete mercy of the corporation. The corporation can make it impossible to get a true copy of their data, requiring use of legal means instead of technical means. The corporation can store and share and process the data in ways the user has no control or even awareness about.

Sometimes I wonder if we would have been better off from a society point of view and user freedom and privacy, if the old Microsoft vision of the PC as the hub of a users digital life, and users paying money for software they find useful, instead of what we have now where the cloud is the hub of a users digital life (even stuff that could work on a local network, will by default try to contact the cloud), and users are provided useful software in exchange for their engagement, privacy, and attention.
Yup! Adam Neely has a great video[0] talking about how serious of a role any theoretical framework has on understanding the music itself -- and how in the US at least, we very often prescribe European standards of harmony on music.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kr3quGh7pJA&t=2s
The feature is "everything is text". The bug is the misunderstanding that "every text is identifiable". That names are garbage in, garbage out. Unix names are far worse than non-unix names in this regard.

Terminal sequences, unicode all violate the identifier rules. There is no u8ident library to sanitize this input or output.
All these commanders are just shit. Instead of making things simpler they make them more complicated by overloading UI to the limit. That's why I still use the default file manager.
My janky-image-search script looks like this:

tag="${1}"
shift 1
curl -fsSL https://battle.shawwn.com/sdc/f100m/yfcc100m_dataset.json | jq '{user_tags, machine_tags, description, title, item_download_url, item_url}' -c | egrep -i "\"($tag)\"" "$@"

Basically, it trades bandwidth for memory. And hetzner has free bandwidth.

Here's curl -fsSL https://battle.shawwn.com/sdc/f100m/yfcc100m_dataset.json | head -n 1, which should give you all the info about the structure. Or most of it.

{"date_taken": "2013-08-10 11:05:54.0", "item_farm_identifier": 3, "item_url": "http://www.flickr.com/photos/9315487@N04/9497940823/", "user_tags": [], "title": "IMG_7216", "item_extension_original": "jpg", "latitude": null, "user_nickname": "meowelk", "date_uploaded": 1376370010, "accuracy": null, "machine_tags": [], "item_server_identifier": 2856, "description": null, "item_secret_original": "15f4257122", "user_nsid": "9315487@N04", "license_name": "Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike License", "capture_device": "Canon EOS 7D", "item_marker": false, "item_id": 9497940823, "longitude": null, "item_download_url": "http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2856/9497940823_0c0d854111.jpg", "license_url": "http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.0/", "item_secret": "0c0d854111"}

I just dump those to disk and then use `jq` to extract the item_download_url.

FWIW, the full ceiling search finished with 9,325 results. Here's the first 1k.

https://cdn.gather.town/storage.googleapis.com/gather-town.a...
The scientific method is an iterative process of coming up with hypotheses about the world and testing them. I see articles about new hypotheses in physics every few months on news feeds, including attempts to obsolete the Standard Model and/or General Relativity. So far, none of them have been able to (i) explain more phenomena than existing theories, (ii) predict new ones, and (iii) actually be testable.

Such breakthroughs are really rare. Until then, most physicists are stuck with twisting and twiddling with existing theories, hoping that the existing holes can't be adjusted anymore to let their newly discovered peg pass.