skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Imagine The Wire episode when Presbo tells McNulty, Daniels, and Lester that the C-level execs were printing out their instructions on burner printers
Hungrymark Lite released (macOS app for bookmark everything at status bar)
A lot of bigger underground transit stations are literal mazes! Even in the somewhat smaller ones in e.g. Tokyo, you can easily get lost as a tourist or first-time visitor.

I'm sure this will be valuable to people especially with accessibility needs.
My understanding (not sure how accurate or up-to-date) is that Windows still opens some file formats using Internet Explorer (possibly depending on other OS/domain settings). The Windows Help File (.chm) or something similar comes to mind.

Also worth pointing out that security researchers targeting specific platforms/applications (say a specific version of older Windows where one particular organization has applications which require a specific version of IE) might be a valuable stack for the researcher to spend time on.

That said, those stacks/environments should be treated like a meth lab: you want to be very careful what you do with it and it shouldn’t be commingled with where you live and play.
Resource allocation is hard. Profit isn’t the problem. Access is. We should be spending more on healthcare as a country, not less. Guaranteed health care for everyone regardless of income level can still happen in a regulated for-profit system.

USA federal government is just in general shitty at execution. I didn’t get any stimulus checks. My unemployment I was supposed to get went to some other address I never inputted into the arcane-af website I had to use to register for unemployment. A traffic ticket that should’ve only cost me $29 ended up costing $468 because the government messed up and I didn’t want to risk getting covid going to court to protest and there was no way to appeal online. I would dread these same people in charge of my health care without at least the option of switching providers.

All that happened in the past 6 months.

If our government could start getting the basics right I’d trust them with my healthcare. Maybe MfA is a great idea but it should be expanded slowly, the way Biden has suggested.
Just want to quickly say that I'm disabled and I work in the Bitcoin/crypto industry, largely because every other industry has gate-keepers that would never hire someone like me.

None of the people I interact with and work with are gambling. We avoid that crowd because it's not sustainable nor does it create long-term value.
Can Korea successfully ditch ActiveX once and for all? (2017)
If it must pop in order to be (have been) a bubble then yeah, maybe it never pops, and by that definition it would not have been a bubble, but how long do you have to wait for that to be true?

I don't think that a very weird year or two is sufficient.

A bubble, at least as I understand it, can pop more than once, after all we're not talking about a real physical bubble. Was there a real-estate bubble? I think there was, but prices now make it hard to remember that.

I don't see how my current opinion is at odds with Bitcoin going up util I die and it melts the ice caps, hopefully in that order. If you're asking whether I'd stop thinking it's a bubble, I don't know -- I can be crazy (to miss out on the growth) and also right (if it pops some day).

And of course you're right about "carbon copies" -- I ignored/missed/misread every crypto cycle so far. I'm not above buying some BTC at $100K but I probably won't, for reasons having nothing to do with crypto per se.
While I understand the point you’re trying to convey, the commit history of this project stretches back to June 2013 so it’s a little unfair to imply it just “popped up” recently.
I'm curious what progress has been made on this. I didn't find across any recent sources when googling.
Good point about the wrist posture during sleeping. One doctor recommended wearing a wrist brace to sleep and that made a noticeable improvement.
This is probably it, thank you for clarifying - I've got a few friends in SK and they always complain about this, should have thought of that!
Maybe another potentially surprising fact: Canada’s Federal income tax is more or less identical to the US’s; and in fact the US imposes a slightly higher tax on ultra high earners than Canada. This works in Canada because Provinces levy high taxes as well, and 80% of government spending in Canada happens at the Provincial level. In other words, if Americans want to make the US more like Canada, there’s a really easy way to make the US more like Canada: the States.
Hopefully space mining is a thing in 10,000 years?
There are real issues there, but the homosexuality quote is one of the "big eight" anti gay quotes that come up often and turn out to be misunderstood or translation errors that don't hold up to serious scrutiny. Homosexuality as we know it today was not well known or named at the time that text was written, just to start. Searching for the "big eight" helps both with that specifically and the general business of understanding how ancient stories get misunderstood by our modern news clip processing habits.
I remember IE was required for the South Korean government issued digital certificate (required for all internet-based retail transactions and likely others).

I guess I had assumed that the standard was compatible with newer versions of Windows or MS browsers. Really sad if it isn’t.
I went through the same thing recently. The best reference I've ever seen on Android Bluetooth is this series of posts:

https://medium.com/@martijn.van.welie/making-android-ble-wor...
Correct me if I'm wrong, but the EMH doesn't guarantee there will be "the right amount" of buyers or sellers.

There could be too few, in which case the asset can be mispriced vs its true value.

There could be too many, in which case the asset can be mispriced vs its true value.

Both of these are often true, because equities don't trade in a vacuum. There are other asset classes. And limited amounts of buyers and sellers.
My local liquor store. Everybody is always in a chipper mood. Great selection, great prices, great staff. Makes me feel like Charlie walking into a candy shop.
The recent versions of Edge are based on Chromium, but originally it used Spartan (which was the successor to IE’s Trident)
If Microsoft suddenly disabled all IE installations in South Korea, they'd have no choice but to change. Sometimes I wonder if the Apple-style "this just won't work at all anymore" attitude isn't that bad.
I've been seeing people claim this a lot recently and I rolled my eyes.

But then I saw their latest comment and you're absolutely right ahah. Good call
Well, I stopped looking at news for one week and the frothy right has entirely new sentences I don't understand.

Edit: folks stop upvoting this I was missing a cultural reference I didn’t remember.
> Can you give an example of an existing state or federal government agency which is consumer facing and well functioning?

National Parks Service. All of my interactions with its employees and facilities have been pleasant and efficient.

Furthermore, there's no need to have a healthcare system administered at the national level. Even a "micro-country" like Canada has provincial level systems. The population of Ontario, the largest province, is between Pennsylvania and New York. The population of Newfoundland and Labrador, the 2nd smallest province, is similar to that of Wyoming. The federal government only specifies standards and inter-operability. That model is probably a better fit for the US than a literal "Medicare for all".
Dislike is just way for some trigger-easy crowd to show how fragile they can be.

Most of the time I found it useless, I don't mind at all it gets removed.
Hopefully.

Are asteroids known to contain rare earths?
No longer required by the government as of recently: https://www.theregister.com/2020/12/10/south_korea_activex_c...

Unsure on whether major sites have gotten around to removing it though, perhaps a Korean HN reader could comment.
I'm not sure if it still works, but you used to be able to append something like '&wadsworth' to the end of youtube links and it would act like a timestamp link 30% of the way through the video.
When you create a campaign, there is some help text letting you know that you can choose "Other" and email info@roleplayful.com to add the game. I will try to make it easier and more obvious. That said, I've gone ahead and added Blades in the Dark for you. I encourage you to add a campaign so the next person looking for Blades in the Dark can find you!
In the article it says that these doses were produced in a facility that wasn't approved by the FDA yet, so this has no impact on the availability of doses now. It might have an impact on the availability of doses in the future though.
Hubble cost $5B to launch, and has racked up another $5B in ongoing costs sense.

Aricebo cost $9.3m ($80m inflation adjusted), had had an annual operating budget of $12m.

In other words, you could fund 100 Ariceobs for 1 Hubble.
Sprawl 2.0: Where I see databases going in the next 10 years
as an individual how do you get checked yearly for cancer? Do you just get a yearly MRI? Any name to the process?
I find it sad how quick the narrative jumps to the more absurd 15 million number.

Obviously, the mistake is bad. But this is something with a very high fan out. And the smaller number just doesn't get the clicks. :(
Do you know the latest on IE use? The article I posted is from 2017 and promises modernization.

I submitted the article here, hopefully we get an on-the-ground update. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26656052
The 2020 referendum - less than 6 months ago - was pretty clearly aligned with statehood [1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_Puerto_Rican_status_refer...
QBlade – open-source wind turbine calculation software
IIRC the monospace font itself would have the cursive characters as its "italic" typeface, then the terminal would just need to be sent the control characters for italic text (i.e. https://rubjo.github.io/victor-mono/)
It’s a reference to the HBO series The Wire.
Safe real AI would create incomprehensibly more value than the idiot savant kind we have now.
What types of social safety nets exist to facilitate a brilliant mind risking everything on such an industrial process, which has social utility but would probably not be profitable for a long time if ever? It's a noble goal for sure, but I'm afraid we're rapidly advancing towards a future where only the biggest corporations can even begin to experiment with creating that type of process. :(
In 10,000 years will it be technologically and/or economically viable to mine landfills for these materials? The elements are still there, potentially in greater concentrations than the ores from which they were originally mined.
Farmed fish is a bit of a disaster in itself. Here in BC, Canada we got absolutely wrecked by Atlantic salmon farms. It was a disaster for wild salmon and the environment around the farms due to detritus and disease. Really disgusting and inefficient.
They will continue to have this signal. Only it'll be hidden from the users.
The script may be the italic glyphs for that font.
and what about latin america.

there’s no end to the abuses of the US military around the world, and MS is helping these killers in exchange of money.
Vanillin synthesis is mature technology.

E.g., France was said to export 12x as much "natural vanilla extract" as it imports, yet produce none at all.

Insulin production using microorganisms is likewise mature, although prices are kept artificially high.

Yeast produce rather a great deal of economically relevant ethanol.
Honest question: if the facility wasn't approved by the FDA then why was it manufacturing the vaccines at all?

And how could such vaccines be used anywhere if they were produced by an unapproved facility?
It's possible to downvote here if you have enough karma.
https://space.mines.edu/
A map is a great idea, I'll add that to the roadmap. The In Person option does do a 20 mile radius (as the crow flies) around the city you've searched. Some others folks have mentioned wanting to adjust the radius, so I'll definitely add that in and hopefully that makes things more obvious.
Note: Counter underflows with weapons exceeding programmed capacity. Firing negative rounds may have unpredictable behavior.
Me too, I too would love an option saying Fewer Turns (same way as Fewer Transfers in public transport option). While we are there, it might be not possible, but would live an option with Route with Left Turns with Traffic Signals only. Many times a main road is through way, & a small crossing road has stop signs on both ends.
Want interesting work? Don’t expect to get it assigned to you, you have to find those ideas. Then you have to convince others it’s a valuable investment. In short you need a little bit of sales skills to put yourself in a position to propose and “win” the cool work.

The best way to do this is with “show don’t tell”: make quick and dirty demos of what you’d propose. A demo with kinda working code is far easier to make decisions about than some giant proposal of an idea. And don’t just sit on it until you see your boss: get feedback from colleagues about your idea before anyone else. Either the enthusiasm will snowball, and you’ll have allies when going to management on why doing this work is essential. Or it’ll sputter out, and that’s a valid signal too!

Also:

> the team is so large that it's often easy for him to lose track of an individual developer.

This jumped out as a bit of a red flag. Sounds like you’re doing your best but can’t get anyone’s attention. That’s frustrating. In many work environments this isn’t the norm.
I've been wondering this for years
It bothers me that people have expectations of perfection. Of course there will be breaks in the chain the lead to doses being wasted. There are thousands or millions of ways for it to go wrong, and only a few ways for it to go right.

It is an astounding miracle of human progress that we can get to this point.
You worry too much, friend. Most of my colleagues are positively clueless, and this is at a FAANG company. It's often a matter of drive.
It is good, because Y Combinator is likely a better less exploitative (also read: shrewd/demanding) investor than China would be.

Hyper cynically, SV/Valley VC funds investing in Africa's startup ecosystem is about the best thing that could happen in it -- they are the least ruthless of the sharks (as far as I can see) out there, and the business ocean ocean is full of lots of kinds of sharks.
I think maybe this might be pretty good evidence that this is gpt3 ^ I've played around quite a bit with gpt3 and it does this sort of thing all the time where it won't actually directly answer a question, kinda skirt around it cause it's a stochastic parrot.
$300 per month for an undergraduate? Genuinely seems a bit low
Pretty sure this future is already occurring, just not evenly distributed. Not 10,000 years away.
As well as protecting against government misuse of monetary policy it can be used to prevent the govt from using monetary policy for effective good. It strips money from being subject to democratic process altogether, which logically will lead to inequality. It's a libertarian/anarchists dream.
So glad your still around to share the story. How did you get the referral to the oncologist you needed?
Maybe we can look at switching to optical circuits to cut down on the amount of metals we need?
What's funny is a lot of people spend a lot of money chasing those same plate and spring reverb tones in digital pedals and effect modelers. We never would have come up with those iconic tones without the limitations of the technology! Personally I think the pure digital modelers can do much nicer reverbs but if you want to play surf music, its got to be a drippy spring.
Dose is 0.5 ml. Say the batch is equivalent in volume to the final doses (who knows, but it should be somewhere vaguely close). That's 7,500 liters.

Microbrewers often use fermenters larger than that.
"Virtue signalling" is just conservative-speak for "anything I don't like" used to avoid actually having to engage with peoples concerns.

Don't bother talking to people like that under the assumption they're acting in good faith, just downvote and move along.
It's ActiveX-based, which essentially runs nowhere but IE. Edge's support for ActiveX is running it in an IE tab.
For multipass composition, could you put a colour cartridge in the Black toner slot? You may have to swap the little page count spy chip from one to the other.
Among the ruins ... two seven-foot klystrons — specialized vacuum tubes that amplify radio frequencies — that had somehow survived the crash nearly intact. They had been installed shortly before the first cable broke and had never been used.

Neat example of where vacuum tubes are (were) still in use!
My experience with Logic has been negative. I started purchasing issues after reading one promising excerpt at a bookstore. However the overt biases of what topics they select to cover/how they cover them, the frequent reliance on vague anonymous sources of dubious quality, clear political biases, and low signal to noise ratio led to me stopping after a few issues. Admittedly this particular article isn’t one I took issue with, but my sentiment about the magazine overall still holds.
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> Tear down an existing city

This is practically impossible in a democracy like India. Tearing down a city and rebuilding it will take longer than the term of any elected representative/official. The displaced people will vote him out before the plan comes to fruition.

The only way forward for us is to do things gradually. Every step must preserve citizens' liberty and rights, and remove government regulations so the people can create wealth.
It's a bit hyperbolic but... yeah, the general idea is "the pain extroverts have been dealing with in the past year is what introverts have had to deal with all along" and so on but there's no way to really prove that, and I think we are more social creatures as the common baseline.
Depends on your definition of "seamless".

The base standard's behavior requires a reassociation to the new cell (i.e. AP i.e. BSSID). This introduces a gap in coverage, but for simple setups like the 5-AP one IgorPortola is talking - I assumed that this was using shared-password auth - the gap's length is functionally 0. 802.11r gets rid of that gap, which is important when using heavier-weight authentication protocols like 802.1x.

(Note that by 802.x in my original I meant not 802.1x, but rather the set of standards including 802.3 (ethernet) and 802.11 (wifi))
> I'm not surprised downvotes are getting remove universally. Much easier to hide reality when you pretend it doesn't exist

Reality is whatever one would like to believe. If you believe in dislikes as 'reality', then you would think most people in US would go rather die than doing so. I would not choose to have this dislike number fool me then, as I don't have need to remind that there are people who don't like you online.

What is not propaganda nowadays? If you have a twitter account, you are propaganda. Everyone is broadcasting some opinions here and there. As long as it is not removing dislikes just for some videos, this is a fair play, and nothing to do with free speech, whatever that means anyway.
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It has its places, given the correct trade-off, it works well. Not allowing flash was good because iOS was a growing market with no preexisting businesses relying on flash on iOS to work.
I believe Citymapper has the edge on multi-modal routing, at least if they support your city.
By what basis is YC more likely to be less demanding than an investor in China?
They also build trains and ... personal massagers.
FDA is likely reviewing their processes and controls more than running a white glove inside of anything.

So those things would be the same for a batch that was in production as they would be for a batch started tomorrow.
I agree with you that you should not touch your computer.
I think you may be misunderstanding parent's post. When you run a site with a strict CSP and a reportUri enabled, you will notice that you get tons of blocked scripts reported not because there is a vulnerability in your site, but because clients have installed tons of browser plugins that try to inject scripts into your site, and your CSP will block them.
that's fine, I'll just use the report button instead
Bet365 boss earns £469m in a single year
Perhaps one of those two activities scales easier than the other.
You won’t find argument from me that HashiCorp have let maintenance slide, but there is still no conceivable way that CFN is more reliable in the general case.
Literally none. It has to be considered on a case-by-case basis. There's just a lot of sélective reporting and sometimes even literal lies about the subject (such as the Sri Lanka situation).
If we had to play this thought experiment out, what cities could be rebuilt incrementally (half of it first)? Obviously the major ones would not be a good candidate. There must be one.

If infrastructure is the problem then you must at some point face the music and pay the infrastructure debt. Otherwise you are basically not serious about moving forward. If one city gets rebuilt and becomes an economic magnet, then that should provide enough political/social capital to roll out more new cities.
Looks like it was abolished last year: https://10mag.com/the-end-is-finally-near-for-koreas-infamou...
Needs an Old School Roleplaying (OSR) option for the grognards.
The worst sin here is the destruction of fine hardwood floors. Half the time you can't even get that kind of lumber any more. The trees are gone.

The "unnecessary gut job" example was the most painful. A lot of value was destroyed there, IMO. There was nice work in the fireplace, the moldings, the floor, and it was all well-maintained. Any "fashion depreciation" is done. With maintenance, it's going to look that good forever. Its replacement is a mediocre sheet-rock job that's going to age quickly and need another gut before long.

Half of what gets to me is the waste. I picture the dumpster that was undoubtedly outside during the gut, and I get mad.

Also, glass staircases are going to be super dated in ten years. They're already becoming an ugly cliche.
That will depend massively on your site structure. (With enough pages Bingbot will do a magnitude more requests than other crawlers) Overall "lower % than your tooling tells you" - for example cookiebot runs crawlers with both proper user agents and "totally a normal Chrome user" from another network. (Not sure if misconfigured or on purpose)
I think you mean "intimate" not "intimidate" :O
India is not an Autocracy where a few million can be automagically teleported to another city where the PB has decided to build a factory. Do not think this is something that will happen in a few thousand years in India , for starters many consider a place of residence to be sacred and passed on from generations (slowly changing) and would never allow something like this to happen
Well before 10,000 years from now we will be mining asteroids.
is this an appril fool's joke?
Maybe the approval process includes a "must have met X criteria for the past Y months", so once you get approved, everything you've done in the past Y months counts as having been created in an approved facility. I'm just guessing though, I have no idea what the process is.