skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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I may be wrong, but I thought the symlinks have to be in the sandbox. The problem is that the sandbox includes config files, preferences, etc. that can affect the way the Mail application works.
Echoing others: I have the tmux copy/paste mapped to my system pasteboard. Ditto nvim. I do not use the shell buffers.

The cognitive load you are concerned about can be configured away, and for me is a solved problem.
The problem is these orbital periods are generally not rational multiples of each other, so their GCD is undefined (or 0, in a sense).

Some exceptions to this exist due to orbital resonance: Pluto and Neptune are in 2:3 resonance, and in the Jovian system Ganymede, Europa, and Io are in 1:2:4 resonance.
Chrome/Chromium has a better track record and it is shared with the world. The number of Safari-based iOS exploits found in the wild is embarrassing.

Not OP, but I'll stop complaining when Apple lets me use other browser engines.
That doesn't help
Phase 3 trials are typically not big enough to find this level of risk.

It took millions of jabs to find a slightly elevated risk, and this I think has to be compared to some other commonly applied vaccine, not placebo.

If the risk is "very rare", like less than 1 in 10000, then it warrants a label and maybe precautionary dose of aspirin.
And I still won’t buy a subscription.

I’m waiting for the first paper to reinvent itself.

Meaning the digital, and the print, is so good it will be something I need to subscribe to.

Maybe those days are gone? I was just thinking would I pay for a HN subscription. A site I have viewed since day one. Right now—-no.
UK finds 30 blood clot cases after AstraZeneca jab
Not sure why they didn't just go with Elasticsearch?
> I'll admit that I have a glaring experience gap with .NET languages, so I can't honestly say anything about C# and F#.

C#/.NET comes with language-level mutexes (`lock`) and the .NET library has thread-safe generic collections (ConcurrentDictionary, ConcurrentBag) and true immutable collections (ImmutableArray, ImmutableList, ImmutableDictionary) with optimized copy operations (e.g. ImmutableList.Add is O(1), but ImmutableArray.Add is O(n)). It's a nice addition to the library with only a few warts.
Hey, I deleted all the partitions of the device before flashing. Did you try flashing again? Because I did not face any such problems. Sound is a bit quieter, but that's pretty much it.
GPS systems have already had to solve this and from what I can make of it, its a fully general solution that could be ported to mars etc. https://jimlambskeptic.com/gps-and-time-dilation/
You comments come across as much lower quality when you keep slipping in the politics.
When i played this game I needed to install it using 4xA floppy 1.4mb files. I later picked up CD with the same game from a bin I think it was 12 gulden(before the euro Dutch currency).

This game was so mind blowing, my friend and me we sit hours making trains. He would make one then me.

OpenTTD was a revolution for me, now I pick up the game and every now and then and enjoy a hefty dose of nostalgia. The little tweaks make it more fun to play and playing against/with others online makes it fun. I think this is still the golden standard of sim games, also this guy pretty much made it on his own... absolutely some kind of mad genius level of programming skills.
They actually had me until "Bump the major on every single base library as many interfaces change."
It's not necessarily a tribal "in-group vs out-group" thing. If you're trying to impress programmers, you need to do good programming. If you're trying to impress artists, your need to do good art.
It's only blackmail if the threat is to do something you are not otherwise legally allowed to do. It is legal to, say, announce a zero-day on Twitter. Or to sell the zero-day to the NSA, or some grey hat broker like Zerodium.
It is both zoning and permitting. Most of the desirable parts of the US have exclusionary zoning and permitting and would not allow a condo HOA of mobile/manufactured homes to form today
That’s not the case in general. The CBC in Canada has run multiple article about long Covid and state again and again “doctors have said all the tests come back negative, nothing is wrong with them”.
PtMP 3.5 or 3.65 services should never be implemented with non line of sight, or through trees. In a typical TDD airtime system, no matter what it is, one client out of twenty on an AP radio with poor signal (let's say, -77 on both chains) will consume more air time and drag down the performance of the entire AP. There's a reason why all the deployment guides for modern WISP PTMP radios are quite insistent on true clear fresnel zone between CPE radio and AP.

But if I had a dollar for every shoddy 802.16d-2004 or 802.16e based WISP trying to shoot through thick foliage or even install CPEs inside peoples' windows....
Apple Now Rejecting Updates That Defy iOS 14.5 App Tracking Transparency Rules
I’m sad this is an April fools joke because a lot of the sentiment rings true and I love the slogan “move slow and make things.”

Artisans make beautiful things and software artisans make beautiful software, but it’s hard to do it and still be a viable business.

And artisans moving slowly isn’t arbitrary. They move slow on the things that matter. The things that shine when attention was paid to the details.
Thanks for setting me off on a wonderful trail tonight! After a couple of hours of reading, I finally appreciate how useful, simple and coherent the capabilities+actors part of the story is! I particularly enjoyed the analogy/application [1] with federated social networking -- Seeing how easily they are modeled by ocaps actually makes capabilities much easier to understand! :-)

[1] https://gitlab.com/spritely/ocappub/blob/master/README.org

[2] This talk also has a nice & simple technical perspective: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2H-Azm8tM24
I am just a normal user and wasn't aware that developers didn't review security properly ...
It's not just web-based clients that implement dark mode, macOS Mail also does this. That's why I was a bit disappointed to see "background-color: #ffffff" in the screenshot.
Google wants remote workers to return to office
This is very high value. Nicely refined down to the core.

My experience with less sharp, more verbose variations on this show that results are colored by how they like you and that diminishes the clarity of the value information.
Can someone familiar with the framework answer a few questions?

Do transactions span distributed actors? Perhaps I missed it, but I see no recovery log.

It implements distributed garbage collection. This is a non-starter for any environment where the network cannot be taken for granted. RMI/DCOM/CORBA had no shortage of problems due to distributed GC alone.
Reduce your customer's cognitive friction:The processing efficacy principle
Saving other non-math people like me a web search explaining this: https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/roots-of-unity/the-funn...
FDA slams “Real Water” linked to liver failure
Arc is built in / runs on Racket: http://www.arclanguage.org/install
What would be an acceptable response from Apple?
> By design, it has enough low-level constructs to compile a language like C++, complete with multiple inheritance, unions, varargs etc

But the CLR doesn't support that. If you compile C++ code to IL then you'll get a compiler error if you use any types that use multiple-inheritance. The CLR's underlying type system is a huge limitation when it comes to using even simple modern ADTs.

For example, in F# you can define a union type, and the union subtypes can contain normal library types, but you cannot define a library type as a union subtype, whereas you can in TypeScript (and Rust too, I think?).
Yeah. It's not completely tmux's fault -- it's doing what it can, in a terminal emulator -- but it could be smarter. You can make it behave the way it should with a couple lines in ~/.tmux.conf:

# copy on select
bind-key -T copy-mode-vi MouseDragEnd1Pane send -X copy-pipe-no-clear 'xclip -i -selection primary'

# paste on middle click
bind-key -n MouseDown2Pane { select-pane -t=; run 'tmux set-buffer "$(xclip -o -selection primary)"'; paste-buffer }

(s/xclip/xsel, depending on your system.)
Cover art is a non-trivial part of the album experience. Consider 'Sgt. Pepper', 'Revolver', 'Unknown Pleasures', 'Rage Against the Machine', or 'Nevermind' without thinking of the cover image.
A very great deal of US land is adjacent to municipalities, close enough in to benefit residents without requiring municipal approval for projects. One deals with the county, then. That makes it difficult to get town political representation unless someone hungers enough for the voting bloc to expand the municipal boundary to encompass the development.
We’re going to spend some time optimizing the animation to resolve this problem. We’ll also likely add an option to disable the animation entirely for those who think it’s a bit too much :)
Once they have their value statement, it boils down to researching where it fits, researching potential prospects, then applying what the comment says.

The research, coupled with networking should identify types of prospects and how they do business.

From there, asking ones self whether the value can make sense should filter out gross misalignment, but not always!

Really understanding how organizations make their money is needed to target. Networking, shopping the value prop around should spark interest and potential research targets.
The headline is the “bait” that is seeking the “click”. One can hardly fault the article which likely existed before the headline (for the clickbait; it can still be a failure as an article in general).
Zoning originally was driven by legitimate fears of tuberculosis and other diseases, and it emerged as an extension of building and safety codes which had developed in response to innumerable deadly tragedies.

Though, some of the more famous court cases that later secured broad zoning powers evinced mixed motivations clearly implicating class tensions.

I once took a Land Use seminar in law school. My professor, as well as numerous authors on the subject, always seemed incredulous and even cynical about professed concerns w/ tuberculosis and similar health concerns. But over the years since I've lost count the number of times I've come across non-legal historical writing directly or indirectly reflecting fears about tuberculosis, the prevalence of miasma theory, etc, so I no longer second guess the earnestness of those early regulations and court cases.

The powerful will always coopt laws and institutions to their advantage. That's almost the definition of power--the capability to do that. It's unavoidable. That dynamic doesn't by itself negate, post hoc, the original legitimacy of those laws and institutions. Of course, earnestness alone doesn't justify them at inception, either.
Marketing exists purely in thought space. It's currency is the imagination.

Like most art, we commercialize it until our categories are diffusive.

But it's still there.
Very interesting! Well, I'm playing with the concept a bit now. Currently writing a skia client to generate glyph SDFs as images so I can just use pytorch.
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There is a real cost to creating an NFT(on the ethereum blockchain, by people who have valuable ideas/art), it cannot be copied, and it can be sold. That is all you need to have digital scarcity, to have value for speculation. It doesn't need legal standing or any physical attachment to the real world to be valuable.

It's not like people are spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on artwork or signed sports memorabilia because of the utlity. You can get a comparable print or a brand new piece of sports gear for far less. There is some grey area on the lower end though, and an NFT has zero utility here.
It's funny how early that stuff starts. We have a child and one day when he was three he came home from daycare crying because he couldn't wear nail-varnish.

There was a long conversation where he said "The girls have coloured nails, I want coloured nails but boys can't". I told him that men can paint their nails if they wanted to, and we could do his.

He told me "But you don't .." so I had to spend a few weeks wearing different coloured nailvarnish myself before he'd accept it was both possible and permitted.

After a while he lost interest, but he went through a similar phase where he'd previously liked all his clothes, but then later decided that he didn't want to wear any pink because that was a colour for girls.

Now he's four and he'll wear pink again, but it took some persuasion to get him to start again.
I mean, you're looking at Canada. Look at the BBC and Oxford's xenon based scans that are in fact detecting the damage.
Interesting!

Would you want to pay for a single link? For example, pay $2 to make a particular link last for 30 days?

Or, would you want to pay as a subscription? For example, pay $10 per month for 2TB of storage to use however you want?
They briefly explained their desire in the very next sentence.

> A lot of our problems would be less pronounced of we simply reduced their scale.

The statement "we need fewer people" might still not hold of course, but is their supporting argument controversial enough to need further elaboration?
Have you tried k9s [1]?
Just being able to run common operations directly on k8s entities is so much better than having to run a separate command.
It also uses vi-style hotkeys.

[1]: https://k9scli.io/
wow, many thanks! This is a neat hack. I wonder why this very natural behaviour is not the default.

Your solution is almost perfect. The "paste" code works as expected. But the "copy" code, apart from copying the selection into the clipboard, leaves the tmux pane in an odd state (copy mode) from which you have to exit manually. Would it be possible to bind the command to something that quits copy mode afterwards?
NASA helicopter brought a piece of the Wright brothers' plane to Mars
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Because I consider myself not to have enough time to truly explore music, I'm disappointed that Spotify (same data as this) does not make it easier to discover music that's similar to my music, but different. No matter how I use its "radio" feature it's very rare that I find a truly unique branch to explore that doesn't just lead back to the same artists, or at least to the same sub-genre.

Unfortunately I don't see the common theme in music I like represented in the two dimensions chosen for this representation, so it doesn't help terribly much. Given I like (per this data) "Celtic" and "neo-mellow", it turns out "japanese guitar" and "pop rock" aren't actually the correct next steps for me...
I mean for non NFT art, at a certain point the legal system can prevent you from selling it. Like if you had a piano made of ivory, or if there were international sanctions on the buyer.
A thought-experiment which is also a social-experiment
I leave this here as part of my experiment. If it makes sense to you at all, I'd love to hear your replies. Even if not!
They lure you into using services you wouldn't use otherwise. I don't see how having FaceTime or TV is any different than when Google was bundling Google+ in Android.
In the US at least I don’t believe the act has to be illegal.
You don’t provide much evidence. Your second point is just opinion, “they don’t try hard enough.”

Your first point is intended to refute the effort put into stopping jailbreaking in iOS. The example you give is about privacy on Mac OS.

Last, accusing folks of being fanboys is a particularly weak argument. It says, if you don’t agree with me then your blind allegiance to a corporation renders you incapable of critical thought. Basically, if you don’t agree with me, you’re dumb. There is no practical engagement with that thesis.
No need for triangulation when you can load up directional antennae and equipment looking for specific RF freqencies being beamed skyward using a light aircraft with GPS. All you have to do and fly in a grid, marking all ground stations on a map and send the coordinates to your goons later (or in real-time, if you want to make sure the stations are being turned off).
Well, they don’t really define a word. Is “100m” a word because the characters are contiguous? Or is it two words because we say “100 m” or “100 million” in our minds? Or is it zero words because it’s literally a number followed by a letter, which isn’t a word?
This is a very, very convoluted way of understanding backprop.

If you want to understand it I highly recommend writing a neural network starting from a basic perceptron (no hidden layer) or even implementing basic linear regression with stochastic gradient descent. Then work your way up to a network with one hidden layer.

Try to focus on the maths and avoid looking at code examples.
> I can't help but feel that "bemani" is badly misclassified compared to its immediate neighbors, though.

It is not even a genre [1]. How it ended up there is a mystery to me.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bemani
Acid House is missing :(

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acid_house
Article 404s for me. Here's an archive link: https://web.archive.org/web/20210330142435/https://www.quant...
I haven't tried it, but that looks pretty great! Kind of like a TUI version of something like Lens.
It is fundamentally different because when I track and email I know who I'm tracking and I will look at the data on and individual basis. For instance "great, that client has opened my contract email 5 times. Means they are interested.I can adapt my negotiating position based on that".

For websites I would look as the data in aggregate. Sure that aggregation can be pretty precise but still it is not on the personal level. I suppose technically speaking you could checks the individual use of a website for logged in users but even Google Analytics is very explicit on hat not being OK for instance, and there is no UI for it in any tool that I know.
I suppose that could be considered a very mild form of trolling.

I guess the theory is that Trump's followers are force-joined into subscribing to the Biden White House's videos. So then they react by downvoting every unsolicited video that pops into their streams. And the response is to delete their downvotes? So I guess the message to them is, "You really must look at what the Biden White House has to say. Oh, but you're not allowed to express your opinion about it."

Actually, you are allowed to click "dislike" and to feel like you expressed your opinion about each video, but later we will delete your opinion when you look away.
Your comment reminds me of polyglot programming:

https://www.computerworld.com/article/2467812/polyglot-progr...

https://ideology.com.au/polyglot/polyglot.txt
Yep! Use copy-pipe-and-cancel instead of copy-pipe-no-clear.

I don't think tmux has any, like, OS-aware anything. It can copy to the system clipboard, but only by asking your terminal emulator to copy. To work the way you expect, tmux would need to know to use xclip on Linux and pbcopy/pbpaste on macOS or whatever. Which would be pretty nice! That would be a great, easy feature that would cover ~99% of users. But it seems like it deliberately doesn't want to (?). I'm speculating there.
'twas me ;P and the timing coincidence was suspicious indeed xD
Google proxies the requests, and makes one (and only one) upstream request. This prevents subsequent 'pings' if the user opens the email again later.
I use this snippet in my .zshrc to make M-v enter copy mode and start scrolling up like it does in Emacs:

tmuxup(){tmux copy-mode -u}
zle -N tmuxup
bindkey '^[v' tmuxup

The advantage of this is that you don't hijack M-v from a real emacs running in tmux. It's only active when I need it to: while sitting at the shell prompt.

I guess you could also bind it to PgUp or C-u if you are using the wrong editor.
PayPal.
To be honest if you’re in a position to implement a 17kloc shell script into your project, and you do, you deserve the lesson :)
Was expecting to read about Rabbit https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rabbit_(telecommunications)
which was another failed wireless communication venture and think DECT roaming for a quick grasp of what they offered.

Can't say I had heard of the company in the article, though living inside the M25, you are kind of bubbled from internet offering choice limitations.
Tastes like chicken!
Openid would be fantastic
April 1st humor sucks. Unwitty. Dull. Cringeworthy. It is the mother of all dad-jokes. Just nuissance IMO.