skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Is self-promotion considered ads? My opinion is "yes" but it is not universal. For example the EasyList policy[1] states "Self-promotion should not be specifically removed by EasyList, although equally should not be allowed if it is blocked."

I asked myself the question when Wikipedia does its calls for donation. One may argue that it has a noble goal but technically, it is a huge ad banner of the annoying kind, and I would have expected indiscriminate ad blockers like uBlock Origin to block them, and they don't. And the reason is doesn't isn't because it is Wikipedia, it is because it is self-promotion and is therefore allowed.

[1] https://easylist.to/pages/policy.html

Edit: the definition of an ad by EasyList is "the promotion of third party content in return for goods or services" https://easylist.to/2011/07/11/the-definition-of-advert-and-...
That would be fair for radio or such.

In the internet age it can heavily damage or ruin things like your job and dating prospects permanently.
There are people who could memorize this. And it would weirdly be more useful than digits of π!
Ubisoft creates design system based on ING's Lion Web Components
That hasn't happened in the 33 years i exist.

+ Shop owners have markers to see if money is valid. Security cameras would have recorded who tried to scam the shop owner.

If something would happen with an atm, I'm sure the banks will refund you. In Belgium, the law says you are only viable to a 150€ loss ( https://www.euromex.be/safety-world/wat-als-ik-het-slachtoff... )

As a contrary POV, i ran an experiment with a magazine online and the most popular article was: "how to recover a bitcoin password" ( not in english though). And guess what, most of them would lose all their funds.

That wouldn't be the case with a bank.
Tar should have been abandoned a decade ago, in favour of 7z or something like that. It baffles me it's 2021 an we still have to extract an entire archive just to look at the list of files it contains, let alone get a particular file. I've never heard a valid reason to use tar on today servers (let alone PCs) other than "it's guaranteed to be available everywhere".
As I evolve my schema (say add a new field and rename an old one) how is that handled? In my experience with GRPC+Protobuf schema changes over time and various service versions all being deployed this can become a real problem when one schema version starts talking to another.

I wish there was a half way house between something like this and JSON as I really find is useful to be able to debug over the wire with Postman or Charles for example.
You can travel there, talk to people, look use your own eyes.
I absolutely agree with the first half of your comments but imo Starlink is just an amazing way to make staggering amount of space junks which we already had way too many in the orbit.
Google Analytics at least.[1]

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26629518
> destroying the streets like monkeys

And from an NPR interview covering the book 'Less Than Human'

> Nazis referred to Jews as rats.

> Hutus involved in the Rwanda genocide called Tutsis cockroaches.

> Slave owners throughout history considered slaves subhuman animals

Dehumanisation. It's so frequently accompanied by dehumanisation.

You are truly intolerable, in the exact Karl Popper sense and we shouldn't tolerate a word you say.
It depends a lot, yes.

There are two class of European pears classified by flesh texture: The 'beurre' type and the 'water' type. The beurre are very hard and dry first but then mature to a fine and almost fatty texture that melts in the mouth. Some can store well in cave for several months. The water pear type is juicy and much softer in all stages and is unsuitable to store more than a few weeks in summer.
Human rights are human rights. It is land but the humans we are talk about here. Just like U and M people. When is chinese communist elected and when is Myanmar army elected.
The calculator also has clickable bits in programming mode. Can be handy.
Why? At least in the US it's unlikely anything could happen. They'll say the EULAs explicitly say you are licencing the temporary right to play the game and that's it.
The UK has already allowed open immigration from Hong Kong, specifically in response to the Chinese National Security Law, but I'm not sure that this is really any solution.
That would be a Ponzi scheme. It would be a pyramid scheme if people were promised higher interest rates based on how many other people they recruit.
Might makes right
ASML builds the machines that Intel, TSMC and every other fab relies on. You never hear much about them. They are based in the Netherlands- a country that prefers to operate below the radar.
I'm not sure if there were changes in the sequence at all necessary during testing, however if you align the sequences given in that link from Biontech and Moderna, you see they encode the exact same protein (which is of course necessary). However the RNA sequence contains quite a few differences between the companies, they often use a different codons. This could be to make the translation more efficient, and can be a thing to optimize.
To this day I don't understand why standard table formats don't use the standard ASCII unit and record separators.

They are there, they are convenient, and they don't require any visible character sacrifices.
> That's not what the article suggests. The article suggests an ad on a page with an ubiquiti url.

It's both. UniFi is product line of network hardware which is managed by a central controller. The controller is available as a software download, and Ubiquiti sells a few devices that are pre-configured to run it (the "Dream Machine" from the ad, and their "Cloud Key", which is just a PoE-powered mini-appliance that runs the controller). The controller's UI can be accessed either directly, or via a Ubiquiti-run cloud service. The tweet shows the latter, but having recently upgraded my controller, I can confirm that the ad also appears when directly accessing the UI. What's worse, there's a link offering to go back to the "Classic Dashboard" on my install, but it doesn't appear to work.
Originally created by Wouter van Oortmerssen

http://strlen.com/
Even better, don't get involved with cryptocurrencies.
A well designed product will have good shielding and PCB design, and effective low-pass-filters, all of which keep the stray interference within the enclosure. It should not rely on the cable to meet EMC testing, and the test protocol should define a suitable generic cable.

If it does require a particular cable, then the cable should not be removable.
Is TikTok a National Security Threat?
It was beautiful!

I think it needs some work to make it "learnable". It wasn't obvious to me whether the colours on the side were the final palette, or the "trash can".

It might be nice to have a way to see multiple colours together in a "demo". At the moment you just see one colour as the background.

Lastly I'm not sure that dragging to the side is very intuitive as a way of removing the colour. It mixes two things up - moving the colour to adjust the palette, and getting rid of it. Maybe the user could double-click instead.

All that said, I thought this was great and really fun and intuitive.
Well, if you are correct, the CCP could/would organize a public vote in Tibet and Hongkong, just like France did in New Caledonia. That is how you handle such a question.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_New_Caledonian_independen...
Most BNO holders also hold either a HK passport or HKID, making it possible to leave in either way. China (and HK) not recognizing the BNO passport doesn't really change much for most people. I do believe there was a story here lately about some people only holding a BNO passport, not sure how that would work out for them.
I dread to think what happens when ads collide with cryptocurrencies. They’ll either wipe each other out or merge into something far horrible.
The Suez Crisis's failure by the British and French had nothing to do with Egypt beating them militarily, and had everything to do with American pressure. One of the West's biggest strategic failures.

The Israel, British, and French insurrection completely dominated the Egyptians. The US wanted to carry favors with Egypt to prevent them to falling into the communist sphere, so it applied a pressure campaign against the British and French that completely wrecked the European economies (and from which they never really recovered). It didn't work, Egypt did not become an American ally in any meaningful way, and instead the West lost control over one of the most important shipping lanes in the world, turning it into a corrupt mess where you have to pay for passage in cigarette boxes and bribes.

It was one of the biggest foreign policy fuck-ups of the USA, in my opinion.
Instead of VPN'ing to the cloud to access my servers i just installed tailscale on one of the vms in the cloud and exposed all the routes. I work on 5 different pcs, no more up and down vpn.

The only thing missing from tailscale for me is being logged into multiple accounts at the same time.
Advertising itself is bad.
The cheapest and simplest solutions to piracy are avoidance and armed security. Many non-lethal methods have been trialled over the years but nothing seems to be as cheap and effective as a human with a weapon. The link between unlicensed fishing and piracy is clear. If you take away a persons livelihood they are going to look for alternatives. It would be interesting to look at how organisations like Sea Shepherd could use technology to augment illegal fishing detection and disruption. Right now they sometimes augment local government forces to give them an interdiction capability but it may be in future they provide intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance using tech and leave host nation forces to interdict illegal operators.
Why is the CCP "evil"? What have they done? You might disagree with the philosophy of their political party, but they are not invading other countries like we do, they don't torture innocent people who have never had a trial on Guantanamo Bay, they don't send drones over innocent villages ripping children and women into pieces over false claims of mass destruction weapons, they don't write offensive tweets like American presidents about other nations and engage in childish name calling, they don't employ a central intelligence agency with the aim to destabilise other nations and assassinate their leaders, they don't put migrant children into cages at the border, theiy don't put a knee on black people's neck until they suffocate, they don't break into black people's homes and shoot women in their sleep.

Sure the CCP does some questionable things sometimes, but put things into perspective. People in China don't die from gun violence, they don't die from terrorist attacks, they don't die from COVID-19 either. Maybe the CCP gets more things right than they get wrong and some people just don't like to admit it?
They removed local management apparently.[1]

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26631513
FCC should just bill per joule emitted.

All licenseholders should add up their transmitted joules of energy at the end of the year and pay the FCC. It will be in everyone's best interests to make most efficient use of the spectrum because then they can get their information to its destination with fewer joules.

Devices like home wifi routers should be able to buy upfront a license for X number of joules/year, and the cost of that is included in the purchase price of your router/laptop.
On 1000/50 here in the UK, and liking it a lot. The 1000 is probably overkill, but it sure is nice that large game downloads just happen like that. This is with cable and costs £62 a month.

Recently fibre providers have started to move in with a symmetrical service and I could now move to 900/900 for £25 per month. If I wasn't planning on moving home in a few months I'd switch in a heartbeat.

We're moving to Australia and it sounds like I might have some expectation-lowering to do :/
My collection needs to be reorganised so we can publish it. You can help us do that. morphle at ziggo dot nl
Have you read any well done and independent surveys that support your claim ? Majority does not support the take over like this and chinese identity is much less than hker identity.
It is strange that it doesn't seem to allow parents to approve treatment either.

From my perspective, I have been torn between allowing minors to get life-changing treatment without some adult's approval (besides the doctor), just because the longer term consequences are generally not perceivable for the child yet. This has nothing to do with hormones treatments specifically.

But on the topic of transitioning, just like with some other treatments, I understand why it is available in some states, as it can be dangerous for the child if the parent/guardian knows.

I'm still surprised this particular bill would go as far as to not even allow that option. I mean, not surprised by Alabama and I don't respect their people, representatives, legislative process or their courts, but this still seems distinctly malicious.
We don't use Tailscale, but we do run a Wireguard server. It allows our remote workers that need local network access. For example we run an internal kubernetes cluster that is not accessible over the internet. And we also have SMB shares that a remote worker might need to look into.

Basically the use of a VPN is to add an extra layer of defense. Instead of finding a security hole in our Kubernetes management interface or samba server, an attacker would first have to compromise a workers system, and only then attack our internal servers.
Many "Taiwanese" people identify as Chinese. So I can't say that what you said is correct. They view Taiwan as "the last remnant of real China"

However your other points make sense.

I guess the idioms and expression lack the complexity in discussing the issue. Thanks for your input, it adds color.
This year's ASN.1 BER. Again
It's to safeguard children. They can do whatever they want as adults.

And of course males should not be on teams for women, what is the point of women's sports then?
Steam downloads saturate my 600Mbps cable downstream. I use rclone to backup my VPS to google drive and it saturates my VPS's 1Gbps upstream. Just because your ISP has bad peering doesn't mean they all do. I felt compelled to register an account for the first time in years just to tell you how wrong you are. I can't imagine going back to 50Mbps speeds.
> Downloading a video game is usually capped by the server providing the download and not by your fiber connection speed.

Steam and Microsoft are very obliging with that, games can come down very fast on a gigabit connection.
Every time I see any Go code, it looks like the language was designed with primary goal being as different from everything else as possible. If there is X ways something is done (and you could then relate to that knowledge), you can be sure Go uses something different.
I used to be a Solaris fanboy (Linux was only the way I managed to have UNIX at home), and one of my regular tasks as Solaris admin was to install GNU from Solaris Packages repository due to software expectations.
Hepatitis isn't airborne, though, so it doesn't have an exponent threatening to blow up in everyone's face.
Do all these devices therefore violate FCC rules about interference? Should we be asking the FCC to fine these device manufacturers?
It is a space Academi have never operated in. Control Risks used to be in the maritime security space but assessed it as not having the right level of risk/reward because the prices became so commoditised. Running security for organisations like that in High Risk Areas like Iraq and Afghanistan still generates good margins but they don't experience those returns in the maritime space so they exited the market.
Yes it looks as if that functionality is in 2.0, but the list of typos isn’t as extensive as in later versions.

https://mock.readthedocs.io/en/latest/changelog.html#and-ear...
Yes.One must know all programming of molecules and all laws current in the universe. perfect hierarchy from atoms to the cells, from cells to plants, animals from animals to earth, from earth to stars
UK education charity Harris Federation struck by ransomware attack
From what I can tell, most HKers are looking at Canada, UK or Australia. I haven't really heard anyone talking about moving to the US.
Stolen credit card forum hacked and user details published online
This is the perfect way to deliver factual news. To the point, no fluff. No wasted time.
There is a good reason: the money they got from the government for exactly this purpose.
I am yet to see Microsoft sue WINE for example.

Any C compiler vendor (even commercial ones) does language extensions, mob => pushing the language forward.

Microsoft does C compiler with language extensions, mob => get your pitchforks.
The article is authored by Frederick Taylor, who had quite a strong sense of what he thought would improve this situation: Scientific Taylorism mixed with higher wages resulting in a shift of worker attitudes.

While today we can debate the growing chasm between worker productivity and wages, it iss important to remember that for over 60 years after this article was written:

- Management practices continued to become more rigorously productivity oriented

- Wages rose in tandem and in proportion to productivity

For all of the faults debated over taylorism and the defects that have developed in our system a century later, on the merits of those points I would say this article has aged well.
There are a lot of natural resources in the US. And a lot of metals in the ground in Arizona and further south.

Its honestly just overdue and this is as good as time as any to build this factory.

Taiwan was good enough. Now things are getting hairy and these companies have gotten massive and the demand for chips has gotten greater.

Time to build.
I first know of UPnP because an online game was able to self-configure a port forwarding, so I go to my router and disable it.
Article did not mean force push to main branch, they mean force push to working branch when your working branch is behind main and requires a rebase.

This is often avoided by doing a merge with main branch instead of a rebase.
Click-bait title.

AFAIK this and similar bills outlaw what could be termed “body modification” for under-18 children - which is roughly in line with overall limitations on the freedoms of underage individuals (e.g. regarding technically-consensual sex, or vulva surgery - which is legally “female circumcision” if performed on underage women). Obviously the specific facts differ (the whole point of hormone blockers is to be taken before puberty) but to term it “outlawing trans medical care” is highly politically charged and completely misleading.
Because fastest doesn't necessarily mean fast and you easily stay the fastest if nobody gets faster.
The CCP has now been in control of China for essentially everyone's living memory yet apparently the masses are still uneducated enough, too volatile, too vindictive and wild to support a democracy. Plus, how could the CCP not be elected if it's that great, after all?

Either the people of China, even after a lifetime rule by the great CCP, are somehow inherently worse by those above criteria than those in all functioning democracies or they're being played like a fiddle, gaslit like no one's ever been gaslit before.
I think the data side of this question is for Hrishi. From a platform perspective we primarily serve the Crew and Vessel Managers ashore right now, but in time we expect to push this out to personnel onboard vessels to give them more autonomy over their travel as well as to minimise additional work done by shore side personnel. In the old days a Captain would manage all aspects of a vessels operation, and I think as technology augments their ability to execute that will become true again with less execution shore side.
I think more states and cities should be more biased in their form of opinion. That's really the beauty of what the USA is from the technical perspective. I'd actually split more states into "city" as the highest form of government. That way each group of people can handle law and bias as they expect. Otherwise you are coercing too large of a population into conflicting views. The most agreeable way forward is to respect people's biases and go where you find it most comfortable.

So in this case, cool for them, now find a city/state that allows treatment.
Normally, if you are writing something so weird that it needs to be imperative to be readable or work right, you can just do that inside a useEffect, or at least encapsulate it in a component. For most animations, ReactCSSTransitionGroup is sufficient. This is an interesting case study only because D3 is particular about wanting data to be stored in the DOM, and React is particular about wanting the data to be stored anywhere but the DOM. I am curious though what you mean by dirty refs?
I didn't look at the details of how they sequenced it, but given that there are chemically modified bases in the mRNA vaccines there is a chance the normal methods for sequencing (and the first step of translating to DNA) don't work. Well, I guess in practice they did.
We'd float the boat: Axios devised three novel prescriptions for unsticking
It really died in 2019 when the protesters started setting fire to other Hong Kongers that disagreed with them by throwing Molotov cocktails at them, or just beating a guy in head with a large steel pipe for moving a brick out of the street.

The CCP taking over now vs. after 2046 was the only predictable outcome here, but the freedom to speak your mind and disagree without threat of physical harm was lost before.

EDIT: The predictable downvoting without replying shows the downvoters don't refute the facts, being that protesters physically attack others who disagree. That's not democracy.
There are very good reasons to pick Golang and "correctness" is not one of them. Go is very pragmatic and it seems like most people are very prepared to forgive a lot of corners like this for a language that is succinct, hard to be clever in, easy/fast to compile, and performant.

While we're here I'd love to talk about Go's lack of memory pressure control/feedback though. How people are working around it/using Go in production -- is everyone just right/over-provisioning servers? using `ulimit memlock`? Hoping on swap?

I ask because I just ran into this working on a tiny project whose only job was to serve a single file[0] (with few resources) and was immediately bit by the OOM killer (I used docker to artificially limit resources).

[EDIT] I can't help but add this, as the language hipster/elitist I am. Don't pick languages that have nil/null in them in 2021 (and after) if you can help it. Strictness (or "correctness") around values starts with nil/null/undefined. That said, if you actually want to produce valuable software and produce value, use whatever the fuck gets you to v1 without too much suffering.

[0]: https://gitlab.com/mrman/kcup-go/
The home page of Google still gives you the option to 'Search' or 'I'm feeling Lucky' even in 2021.
AWESOME! I just did a text search for it on github. Maybe it didn't pick any up that had a line break in the middle.

I'm much happier now.
There is also Localizatodo https://www.localizatodo.com/html5/

They have less coverage. I am not sure if they have a business model, but they do not try to sell me premium feature.
Thanks for the comment! I normally tell people that Flexport connects the global economy to shipping, so you can get your stuff from A to B. Greywing connects shipping to the world economy, so whether the ship is at A, B or Z they can get what OPEX they need efficiently.
Ugh, please!

If this (https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-55794071) is not a definition of evil, I don't know what is. Heinous crimes that go all the way to the CCP top.