skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The number-one item on my wishlist for a product like this is the option to self-host, but I guess I understand if that isn't very financially viable. For the service you're providing, though, I think you could benefit quite a bit from open-sourcing the core technologies and then offering a package with support/automatic hosting/commercial licenses for business use.
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>Why? These people are already in default. The renters who need the moratorium were already “in default,” you just didn’t account for it yet.

source?
Funny you should ask: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26661223
The one to the right of center?
Thanks for the feedback! I tried to make it clear what the product does in the How It Works section at the top of the home page and a few simplified screenshots further down, but perhaps that's not visual enough. I personally like when products have short GIFs on the home page highlighting the main features of the product.

I did want to produce a GIF like that before launch, but I've spent over 6 years of my spare time working on Creodocs and I just really wanted to get it out already. I know I can pay someone to make the video, but since the product is likely to change visually, I'd like to learn to do it myself so I can remake the video after visual changes. Any suggestions for software to use?
Side hustles can also turn into a new job. What starts as a small YouTube channel can become 2x your annual salary with a fraction of the effort. A side project could turn into a full fledged business. While obviously uncommon with side projects, the chance this happens in the labor market is essentially 0.
Hardware also takes time. The effects of hardware push will be felt in the next 10 years most like by the next govt
Or because you already use Microsoft mail, so you already have Azure AD there, and they sent you some credits in an email, and then...

I think Azure is cheaper for certain workloads as well, and at one point had DCs in places where AWS didn't. But it's mostly the "we already buy X Microsoft product, and they cost about the same, so..."
The top 10% of income earners own almost 90% of the value of the stock market.

While we can debate the exact number, the US just spent some number of trillions to prop up the stock market. Meaning we spent multiple trillions where almost 90% of the gains went to the top 10% who likely did not need it.

The people who gained the most from propping up the stock market are the top 10% of the country, and it cost the country a lot of future money and tax obligation to give them that benefit.
So, is this an issue on my old mac running 10.11.6 that will not get fixed?
At first I wasn't going to run a Bash script for installation, but wow, this one is nice. It's just an AppImage, and the script just adds .desktop files and such, and only for the local user.

The only suggestion I would make, would be to use/make an Applications folder. I think that's the recommended place to put AppImages. Having it's own dotfolder in my home dir is a bit... cluttering.
been wondering also. perhaps ai comments to create verified acc or the newest meme
> It worked so well that the these restrictions were included in successor laws and are still part of U.S. agricultural law today.

Just to be clear, there are restrictions on how much wheat you can grow now in the U.S.? (And if so: On your own land? To feed your own animals?)
The scale of the market for treasuries is such that even a fund with 120 billion AUM is not going to affect it that much. The Federal Reserve can basically overwhelm anything.

There are some cases where a fund can flex power, such as George Soros's bet against the Bank of England, but that can mainly only happen if there is something equivalent to a peg that can be exploited, or some other brazen disequilibrium that they are trying to uphold.

But the Federal Reserve generally works using market mechanisms, and thus cannot be easily exploited in that way.
Apparently Brown has also suffered a data breach + ransomware. I don't know if it's related or not, but I suspect this list is incomplete.
I'm not speaking strictly, I'm simply alluding to the fact that it's very easy to organize React projects such that its obvious which HTML the JS and CSS is scoped to. Pragmatically, I have not found that to be the case in projects which use jQuery.
It's probably normal to feel shame about that because of our human wiring, but they were certainly at fault. Just in case you needed to hear that. Expect more of other people for your child's sake!
This video shows the kind of things you can do if you embed the spreadsheet concept in a general purpose programming language (Javascript):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fbq-_H6Lf4
> defense industry is used to hurt civilians less frequently

... based on?
> And turned around: if you've won (or even submitted an entry) to IOCCC, would you mention it when applying for work?

Yes, but typically as a passing mention. In that way it causes no harm for those who don't know IOCCC and gives me a plus for who know it.
It's neither true nor false, it's an opinion. Sure "LSP" has support built in or tacked on (as plugins), mostly tacked on, to other editors. Nobody is required to assume TypeScript docs for a supposedly language-agnostic protocol, or that particular flavor of JSON-RPC, or JSON-RPC, or even JSON. And the pill I don't want to swallow, that people using LSP tend to swallow, is getting full definitions with autocomplete, or hover. Most of the time I prefer to just see completions when I autocomplete, not full definitions. It is clutter.
It was hard to fit in title length requirements. The Supreme Court just ruled that, if you have a cell phone autodialer that either stores numbers in something other than a random number generator or a sequential number generator, then it’s not an autodialer at all, and therefore legal. Also, if you generate numbers using something other than a sequential or random generator (+=2?), that’s OK too.

Apparently that’s what congress intended when it passed legislation to ban autodialers.

Does the Supreme Court do April Fool’s Day pranks? Are they precedent setting?
- No magic involved

says the one with a single file 13k LoC shell script.
Yes. writing word in kanji or katakana sometimes works as emphasis. In other words, writing word in hiragana works as not to be emphasised.

Writing word in katakana that usually written in kanji is also works as emphasis with a bit different meaning. It tend to be used as stereotype.
For example, 福島(Fukushima) / 広島(Hiroshima) is just a name of prefecture, but sometimes written フクシマ / ヒロシマ that refers nuclear plant accident / nuke bomb event. (I really dislike this usage).
I guess this is my reminder to check in on the fan Unity port of Daggerfall.

https://www.dfworkshop.net/

I think it's actually done now? I struggled mightily to get through the tutorial dungeon when the original Daggerfall was made freeware long, long ago, and one of these days, I swear, I'm going to really play it.
Hmm. Valid point.

I see that [1] 6.7 M people visited Australia in 2020. And 80 M [2] visited the US in 2019. 18 M [3] came from Mexico in 2019.

Perhaps Australia being an island isn't important. Perhaps it is because so few people visited you and you have such low population density.

[1] https://camperchamp.com.au/statistics/australia/#:~:text=How....

[2] https://www.statista.com/statistics/214686/number-of-interna....

[3] https://www.statista.com/statistics/214765/number-of-mexican...
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Standard rule of thumb for the non-linguistically inclined: if a layperson tells you an etymology for a word and it involves a 'flash of inspiration' type moment of synthesis then four out of five times that etymology will be false.

For example, 'Council House And Violent' => chav (British slang for an anti-social lower-class person)

It's wry but it doesn't pass the sniff test. People don't tend to sit around making up words like this and even when they do other people don't adopt them. Words are nearly always born through analogy and common ground, not out of whole cloth.

There's a Wikipedia list of false etymologies in English here [1] (fair warning - a lot of unpleasant words here). A quick read of it should help train ones priors as to whether or not an etymology is likely to be true.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_common_false_etymologi...
exit is a function returning void, which was traditionally coerced to 0 but anymore. Yusuke Endoh's patch [1] is available.

[1] https://mame.github.io/ioccc-ja-spoilers/patches/1990-tbr.pa...
Urbit's documentation is impenetrable, with jargon formed out of generic nouns used without a coherent metahpor. This is an appropriate day for the submission, because it looks like an elaborate joke to somebody who wants to understand it.
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The standard/formal way to emphasize in Japanese is with bōten "side dots":

https://www.japanesewithanime.com/2018/03/furigana-dots-bout...

However, there is no easy way to enter or display these online, hence hacks like spacing.
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Java might have @Nullable and @NotNull but it doesn't compare to Kotlin's String? and String!!

Also there's the other syntactical differences. This article is a good example, although point 4 no longer applies: https://yalantis.com/blog/kotlin-vs-java-syntax/
So is kotlin going to stay a niche for android dev or is it going to take over server side dev as well?
HPV causes cervical cancer in humans, with the HPV vaccine providing protection against the cancer. Can we use the human HPV vaccine in sea lions?
No, you have to book your appointment online.
Tmux lets you select and copy text with your keyboard
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Personally, I avoid languages that require a runtime when developing CLIs. Nothing worse than telling your users "just make sure that you're running the right version of Ruby/Python/Node."
Don't use Tailwind, it's garbage.
You're suggesting something similar to what Overleaf did: they're the most popular online LaTeX editor used by many institutions and are now open source. It's certainly worked for them!

I'm not strictly opposed to the idea of self-hosting, although it would be far easier to pull out the API + queue + worker elements of the product rather than allowing self-hosting the whole thing. That way you self-host the production side and the document data doesn't leave your servers (which is likely to be a big deal for many businesses), but your templates and API calls are compatible with the online version of Creodocs.
I'll try to get some more feedback on the pricing model and think about it myself, since it sounds like it's a bad one now. Thanks again for your feedback!
Potentially. If you stay away from mentioning or advertising anything related to their line of work (CAD software?) they'll have less of a claim of infringement. Also, trademark the name in NZ, if you haven't already.
IANAL, YMMV, etc...
Current renters are part of the problem too: they lobby for rent control. The people who are really fucked are people who want to move to a city and rent or buy.
You can start by making screencast of you editing a document, then visualizing the rendered document. You can use your browser in full screen mode and OBS for that.

Then, you can edit the video and remove any delays and stuff like that.
That’s really annoying. I self host my email so haven’t seen something like that for a while. Last time I did it was I think related to some sort of contradiction between my port number selection and the encryption type for either the incoming or outgoing server but I can’t quite remember.
I'm not at all sure what you mean by 'typescript docs' in your comment. The protocol for things like tooltips/signature completion literally just says 'put arbitrary markdown here'. It doesn't proscribe the structure of the text the LSP author decides to use.

There are also many different display/view methods that more sophisticated LSP implementations can implement. In my own LSP, we have different 'views' of the signatures/types/docs for

* hovers
* signature completion
* detailed type-level embedded docs in a separate pane

to name a few. It's entirely customizable.
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Sure, it's pretty simple, Turkey was a NATO ally and Soviet support wouldn't have done anything. More or less, so was Iraq. If they had their own Suez Canal crisis they would be screwed.
What IBM white paper?
Show me the law where this was mandated.
Because no, you are in fact misrepresenting the truth.

So, your I agree with you in not being hyperbolic.
However, let’s just say I have exceedingly applicable industry experience. (IC and LE)
I know beyond a shadow of a doubt that I’m right.
So now my burden is finding what I can in the public domain to share this truth with you without violating NDAs.
What do you mean "renters don't have voting rights"?
I re-read my comment, and I realized how impersonal it was. Of course, there is a science-first way of thinking of things and then there are practicalities of being with family. I just traveled from the US to Eastern Europe and back for a family emergency. I spent two weeks with my elderly mother deciding it was OK to potentially expose her based on on a three-day-old COVID test. (There really was no other choice, and luckily all turned out well.) Maybe, even with vaccines, it's all about managing risk to the best of our abilities and dealing with the unknowns.
looks like powerful
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>Hard to justify new weapons systems when you're the global hegemon

Evidently not.
> Apparently that’s what congress intended when it passed legislation to ban autodialers.

Not only is it what they intended, it is what they explicitly wrote into law as the definition of an automatic telephone dialing system. It is a bizarrely narrow, counterintuitive definition, but it is the one explicitly spelled-out in the law.

The Supreme Court seems to have applied the law correctly, its just that the law was written very carefully to be stupid.
Actual opinion: https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/20pdf/19-511_p86b.pdf
I mean, you build a building as tall as necessary to maximize the total return of selling or renting. Saying that it costs more per sq ft to build each additional story is kind of missing the point.
We've made huge strides with GPT-3, which has arguably already surpassed at least some percentage of the humans with its writing capabilities.
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Haha thanks!

I don't think HN shadow bans me. My goal on these sites is high variance. High upvotes or high downvotes. In my experience that's the goal—either create a lot of value for people or learn something.

I also have accounts on not my real names for more pleasant, positive, uplifting content, but I save the controversial stuff for my real name accounts.
Quite a bit of dog whistling in that article.
Arabic script has a vaguely similar concept of a given letter having multiple (up to 3) forms. The form depends on what letters precede and/or succeed it (if any).
That was an amazing talk!
The official docs for LSP express the format in TypeScript rather than plain english or something like JSON schema. https://microsoft.github.io/language-server-protocol/specifi... If it pointed to TypeScript docs to brush up on it that would be one thing but it assumes TypeScript knowledge.
This looks like an exact copy of Bootstrap studio.
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That may be considered black-mail by some courts.
Mostly just coast guard and fishing ships ramming each other, with a decent bit of the British navy tossed in the fray at one point too. The Icelanders did manage to damage multiple British frigates in the last round of conflict.

Probably doesn't count as a war. But it is still one of the more notable examples of direct conflict between democratic states.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cod_Wars
This and other JS CLI libraries are typically used by JS projects that have tooling. Like when create-react-app scaffolds a project and asks you questions to customize it, etc. it's using libraries like this one. For a JS project it's just an easy npm install away as a dependency, and you know your users will have nodejs anyways.

Speed rarely matters for imperative user-facing tools. You're going to be waiting for a user to type and respond far, far longer than making some system calls to write to the shell.

Ink is a more interesting and maintained library to consider though: https://github.com/vadimdemedes/ink It lets you write react-like apps that output to the terminal instead of HTML.
I think your comment was fine :-)
The renters suffering aren’t actual current renters so much as the would-be renters who can’t actually become renters in the City because there are no units available for them to rent.

Those people have no voting rights in the City.
Huh. Based on your original comment, I thought you were fear-mongering / being conspiratorial. Perhaps the grayed out text biased me to think that.

Whether or not the mRNA vaccine is considered "genetic engineering" (I think it's a confusing usage of the term, if not fully mistaken), I totally misread your intent. I stand corrected.
This again? Somebody get PJ!
The ethics is that same as it has always been. It is decisions that the people make regarding how to use or deploy the technology. This has zero to do with AI or ML. There is no bias in the math or programming languages used to do ML. Sometimes there is an attempt to say that "AI" is biased because of the "colonialization of math", or some race/tribal based arguments. I think this is very treacherous because by conflating social problems with math/engineering problems neither will be handled effectively. On the other hand, it is certainly possible to use math and/or ML technology to study and try to improve ethical behavior.
There is a similar thing in Korean Hangul (also unicased) where you put full stop between each letter: "알겠습니다." ("I see.") vs. "알.겠.습.니.다." I believe it is an independent invention.
Sooooo.... A bit more involved than what you describe but I managed to do that:

public <A, B, T extends Iterable<A>, R extends Iterable<B>> R process(T input, Function<? super A, ? extends B> transformer,
Function<Iterable<B>, R> helper) {
return helper.apply(StreamSupport.stream(input.spliterator(), false)
.map(transformer)
.collect(toList()));
}

@Test
public void testProcess() {
Iterable<Integer> ints = process(Arrays.asList("1", "2", "3"), Integer::parseInt, identity());
System.out.println(ints);
}

Outputs nicely integers nicely converted from strings:
[1, 2, 3]

:-P

`identity()` is a static import of `Function.identity()`
If you can't afford 5 min to take a breather, that's when you need it the most.

To quote Kent Beck in the book Test Driven Development, "You're getting tired, so you're less capable of realizing that you're tired, so you keep going and get more tired." It's a feedback loop that makes you even more unproductive.

You don't have to block everything off. One of the best tricks I find is just focusing on what you do. Driving can be very relaxing once you turn off the radio and just focus on the drive. And you don't have to reach peace, just the process will calm you down considerably.

Also as a Muslim, I can also just tell people that I have to pray 5 times a day. Even if you're not Muslim, it's probably a good idea to take quick breaks at fixed hours of the day. Kent Beck recommends drinking a lot of water so that biology will force you to take breaks.
Actually when you use "report problem" feature from Google products, they collect all installed apps information....
Google Keep..
Not only are symlinks a danger with unzipping libraries / utilities, but so are files with “..” in their path.
Vaccine supply is still increasing. I think by end of summer it will be fine, but hard to tell right now.
Gurmukhi script also has no case difference, but has something like symbols, which adds sounds like nn ann, u in put or cut
Isn’t it the basis for one of the YouTube clones? That’s the only time I’ve seen it in use.
My guess would be something to do with the algorithm. Spam random words to trigger greater visibility in search results, boost 'engagement' metric - today's bump comment.
The only caveat is that if you change `Iterable<Integer>` to say `Iterable<String>` the compilation error becomes a bit weird in that it says you provide `Iterable<Object>` while `Iterable<String>` is requested. But you do get compile time check after all.