skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My ELI5 for this has always been that static vs dynamic concerns variables; strong vs weak concerns objects.

- Static + Weak = C

- Static + Strong = Haskell

- Dynamic + Strong = Python

- Dynamic + Weak = JS
Second video is really interesting. It's like the dog is well aware of the buttons and their content; but is not very interested in doing what its owner want. Instead, it seems it's interested in other things (stranger) and would make an effort to communicate that.

I think trying communication while factoring that (things dog are interested in) might yield more interesting results.
But that would still happen in an upvote-only system. The 'good' comments would float to the top and the 'bad' ones would stay low in the threads and sub-threads.

To be honest, I feel the most damaging in the HN voting system is the greying out of comments. It often leads to bandwagoning where if a comment even goed to 0, some people just blindly ram the downvote button because someone already (visually) decided for them that that particular comment is 'bad'. No consideration required!
I think one typical "distributed systems problem" that comes in even with a SOA of stateless services is transactions and eventual consistency. That being said I sorta agree that a distributed system without state is at least a much simplified version of "true" distributed systems.
And then someone says "just look at Square or Venmo, they do fine connecting to your bank or whatever, adding Bitcoin to the mix just adds another layer of complication"
This. Can also be applied to unit testing: the belief that if your code passes its unit tests, it will do exactly what you intend.

I see way too many code bases that test things that are easy and xfail things that are hard because it turns out that you can’t just test your way to a complex product, but you sure can make yourself feel good by testing the fact that a dict acts like a dict.
Which coin has a functional, non-exploitable PoS algorithm implemented?
I think you're reading the term "suburb" too literally, as an outlying municipality of a major city. In fact, when Americans use the term "suburb", especially in this context, it means, by definition, developments with sprawling, car-centric design.
> rustc will never rely on whitespace for proper tokenization

Huh? That seems clearly untrue, eg `fnfoo` vs `fn foo` or `x && y` vs `x & &y` or `x<<shift_or_type > ::foo` vs `x < <shift_or_type>::foo`? Presumably for some or all of those, one version ends up being a error (eg bitwise and with a pointer from `x & &y` probably doesn't work), but that's not at the level of tokenization.
UK Pirate radio had this too. If you liked a song you could upvote by calling a number, they could count how popular a song was by the number of missed calls.
> * $100 billion on public schools

You consider that pork spending? Education is one area that pretty much everyone agrees that the government should be spending money on.
Launch/Landing:
https://youtu.be/domwsgorRW0?t=6765
Generalization across 332 million people in the US is always going to oversimplify things. Thinking in terms of funding for schools is generally vastly more costly than water and sewerage, but in a few communities that’s a major issue.

Local governments are responding to local issues. Some cities are actively zoning to discourage people living in them because they don’t want to fund more schools. Office buildings are in effect more profitable than condos when a state and local government is primarily funded via property taxes. And guess what Alaska, Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington and Wyoming have no income taxes.
I haven’t listened to Lo-Fi Hip-Hop or Chillhop and some of the other ones in the article, but how is it different than Trip Hop that’s been around for decades?
2020 in a Difficult Lens
Just like the name "Liberia" and "Democratic Republic of" hint that they have no liberty and democracy respectively, the "united states" prefix hint that the states in america aren't that united (and european union isn't really a union). I remember, this was a joke from the "warlord" movie with Cage.
Yummy has passed away suddenly in 2018
I'm guessing you haven't seen many fires.
Debrid services integration would make this really compelling.
Is Site-Blocking Reducing Piracy or Helping to Disperse It Elsewhere?
New GitHub themes for VS Code
It's more jazzy and relax in general. It's usually slow. It's quite good to work.
PS. Also, do you have any particular questions about the

subject matter?
In Austria the former provider "one" had a prepaid plan, where you where not billed for listening to your mailbox and talking to the mailbox of others using the same provider. You can imagine that they did not earn much among teenagers.
As far as I'm aware one problem is displaying text. Japanese readers generally need a Japanese font to correctly display Japanese text if it's Unicode. This becomes a problem when you potentially have text that can come from different languages. E.g. a Japanese font will display Chinese incorrectly.

On the web you can work around this using the lang attribute to tell the browser how text should be interpreted.

It's notable that, for example, traditional and simplified Chinese does not have this problem because they are encoded separately.

Another problem is missing characters. Some people have complained of not being able to write their own name. I'm not sure to what extent this has been solved through Unicode updates.
Lofi is great, and sits in the triphop universe. Check out some early Bonobo for instance
Furries apparently do a lot of art commissions.

https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2016/08/the-secret-furry-pat...
"It’s pretty clear now that the broken windows theory applies to community sites as well. The theory is that minor forms of bad behavior encourage worse ones: that a neighborhood with lots of graffiti and broken windows becomes one where robberies occur. I was living in New York when Giuliani introduced the reforms that made the broken windows theory famous, and the transformation was miraculous. And I was a Reddit user when the opposite happened there, and the transformation was equally dramatic."

Paul Graham is such a tool.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24099192

Somebody should delete this dumpster fire of a website, perhaps a real "hacker" might take the initiative some day!
I’m fairly sure the commenter is being sarcastic.
Is there a good search engine for peertube content? I feel that's the big problem now. Browsing random instances, I found a lot of (bad) porn, some anarchist concerts, tech tutorials in languages I did not know.

I made a search for "music" in sepiasearch.org, assuming this should be broad enough to get something interesting. The top result has 9 views. I can filter by "popular".

Look, I understand that Youtube's recommendation algorithm is problematic, but I need a way to find relevant content. "Sort by views" should at least be an option.

It almost makes me want to build a crawler and search engine for these.
> all run by white European men in their twenties, I should say

what kind of perspective adds this? there's no such thing as "white European" in Europe. This is an Americanism
Cthugha, a 90s music visualization software
I agree with your point about doordash. I see Uber Eats everywhere.

I disagree about Uber in general. At least in major cities in most places you'll get a taxi much faster than you'd get an Uber and abundant public transportation also reduces the need.
I also found this to be sort of an out-of-place comment in the article.
What happens to crypto mining if electricity becomes 10x more expensive?
I don't think this is competition to Elixir/OTP. To me the USP of OTP is in-memory state shared across a cluster and scheduled dynamically, persisted through code updates. This is more like automation of the traditional stateless service - database combo.
Amusingly Discourse doesn't have downvotes. It's a great piece of software, but the way in which the meta site is run is a little strange.
You don't want it to raise an exception at run-time, but you probably want it to be a static type error: two things that aren't the same type can never be equal, so if you're bothering to compare them you're at best wasting cycles and at worst making a dumb mistake.

In your example, `foo` could be marked (in mypy) a `Union[Foo, int]`, which would be a reasonable value to compare against an `int` and not a type error.
Genuinely curious if you think the Bitcoin network (or any other crypto network) would be restarted after such a crisis and if anyone holding non-crypto assets would be interested in trading them for crypto post-crisis?
Honesty if you make a good case for it being more effective, go for it.

I'm happy that someone has done the research on if I want to donate, where does it do the most good however.
What? Banks lobby heavily against regulation and their lobbyists write the regulations that do exist. They also often commit crimes themselves, are accessories to others, and work in grey areas. This seems well known.
I believe it takes relatively sophisticated analysis (ie the kind of real world snooping that state actors do) to tie someone to a particular address without them publishing it. Just because there is this huge theoretical vulnerability doesn’t mean most blockchain transactions aren’t secret from even smaller states.
I made a search engine for public Peertube videos: https://peertube-search.com/
That successfully irritated me enough to stop reading.

Why is race and gender so cheaply brought into everything, regardless if it has any relevancy?
If you look at the docs you can see that encore does much more than go-kit, like provisioning infrastructure, autoscaling etc. It seems like go-kit + kubernetes environment.
Veblen is well known to anyone who went to college and took a sociology course (he and C. Wright Mills)
American race baiting
True, the greying out does tend to have this effect, then again, sometimes I see a greyed comment I agree with that I think was downvoted unfairly and upvote it where I likely would have just read their comment and not upvoted had it not been grey. I forget sometimes when I'm just scrolling through to be honest.

But, I do agree, systems with upvotes only works sometimes, it seems to depend though. On one forum I post on, they only have upvote equivalents, but it tends to lead to fairly quality conversation a bit like hn, though memes and jokes tend to get upvoted far more than here....or maybe without downvotes you actually get to see the upvotes on jokes, I dunno, I've made a few of those one liner joke comments hn frowns upon and watched it go up and down over and over until it settles between -1 and 2 depending I guess on whether more people found it funny or annoying.

But...with upvote only systems, you also get horrendous trash like Facebook.

Then again, with upvote/downvote systems you get decent places like hn and horrendous trash like reddit and SO(an over exaggeration to allow me to keep this paragraph similar in structure and phrasing to the last) so who knows what's best really?

I think in the end it always comes down to the community and the mods.

It doesn't matter what kind of point system you have, what matters is the people who are most involved in the community, the rules of the community and how the mods act.
Pigeon Racing: A Miner’s World?
Did you happen to be visiting here[1]? They have two crows and I've seen one of them say "hello" when it saw some birdseed in my hands.

https://www.ohiobirdsanctuary.com
If you owe 30k to irs - you have a problem. If you owe 30 trillions - irs has a problem.
So NASA is making a WebMD for astronauts? It makes me wonder if it would be worth it to ship the tons of equipment and lab consumables necessary for most modern medicine. Although I wonder if it would be possible to perform body part imaging using cosmic radiation in deep space?
https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2021/04/14/azimuth...

https://www.theregister.com/2021/04/14/azimuth_fbi_iphone/
I’ve noticed a much heavier use of minor keys in trip hop than lofi or chill. Tempo might match, some of the techniques might match, but that minor key changes the feel entirely. Takes you right into that dark trippy place that I love so much.
this is pretty meh. considering the us exercised vaccine export bans. canada importing from belgium instead of michigan just doesnt make any sense...

i guess the liberals are doing something about future domestic production...
Open your shell prompt, press ^X^E, paste the script into the opened editor. Check it for anything malicious, save and exit (or exit without saving if you don't want to execute it). The shell will execute the script.
Not quite this, but it seems similar to that old joke about receiving a collect call from "Hadthebaby Itsaboy"
The author -- an asian female, I shouldn't say -- may herself believe the detail relevant because she believes the 70/30 deals struck by these white male micro-label owners are "exploitative."
People are going to disparage people who have casual sex and not want to subsidize their expensive health insurance as a result of their desires also. Why don't they STFU about that also?

Why should we have to change and pay up? Why shouldn't they have to change and rein in their hedonism?
The scammer formerly known as a Nigerian Prince.
wxWidgets 3.1.5
Because US people are incredibly racially polarized and almost any topic is prime for it to be used as a leverage point to imbue their racial polarization on
Given the context, I think they simply mean that a-b is interpreted the same as a - b.

It can't be interpreted as a single identifier.
This doesn't match the reality here. There are chains of stores (Melonbooks, Mandarake, K-Books, Toranoana) that have multiple store fronts that contain 60-70% unlicensed fan-fiction manga (comics).

That fan fiction is 90% sex related. Those stores have been running for ~20yrs? No one is shutting them down. Further the biggest comic event Comiket, is 70% unlicensed fan-fiction manga
I guess it depends on what you mean by "under the hood". As far as I know it doesn't use Terraform during runtime but it uses the Terraform resources for generating language definitions. It has a lot of interoperability tools as well such as a "terraform bridge" and a tool that converts Terraform projects.
So we missed Dropbox, Airbnb and coinbase. What idea do we all think is bad? ISAs?
Can you open a new account and open a support ticket on that? What a nightmare situation. Wishing you the best of luck.
Defi exchanges can help with this. You essentially give your money to a smart contract and receive whichever other token you’d like.
https://www.theguardian.com/au
There are a lot of pieces of indirect evidence. They include:

* poetry that has a rhyme scheme, so you know that two words rhymed for the author

* puns and wordplay (Shakespeare is overflowing with this kind of thing) that only work if words were pronounced a certain way

* misspellings or variant spellings, which before the typewriter era would be almost entirely sound based (i.e. unlike typoes in general)

* borrowings into other languages, which generally are "frozen" at the time of their borrowing and from then on start mutating by the rules of the other language

* related languages with cognate words, if you can devise a coherent set of sound-shift rules to reconstruct the shared ancestor-word and the intermediate forms along the way

* complaints from the older generation about how kids these days are mispronouncing words (these are always fun, and usually come with specific, if informal, descriptions of both the old and the new pronunciation)
The attention ecosystems of entertainment, science, computing seem to favor a model people who are good at self-promoting a particular "brand" of work that really represents the labor of a much larger group of people. This simplification is useful for a couple of reasons: it nurtures the ego of the brand-manager, which almost has to be outsize to play this role. It is a simple enough story for the public to understand, and efficiently creates a large "catchment area" for people to become interested in the brand. And the brand managers can sometimes be good coordinators.
> 16-bit characters... work fine in 99% of the cases.

In other words, they don't work :-).

UTF-16 is also variable-length. Sometimes a character fits in 16 bits, and sometimes it doesn't. From a practical view it's worse than UTF-8, because tests are less likely to detect bugs before shipping.

Even UTF-32 is, in reality, variable-length. Many code points are combining characters, so you need multiple code points to get a single grapheme.

If your language or API requires you to do something, then you'll need to do that. But unless there's an API requirement, in most situations UTF-8 is the best choice for network, storage, and processing. There are exceptions, but they're just that... exceptions.
And right now it's essentially impossible to be heard by a human, which is the problem. They don't have enough humans employed.
Somehow in an attempt to “fix” racial disparities, America is making race relations worse than they’ve been in decades.
> Facing paltry YouTube revenue, many lo-fi hip-hop channels have ventured beyond just curation and founded their own record labels, in order to build up a catalog that can be monetized elsewhere (e.g. on Spotify and Apple Music) in a more lucrative manner. Most of these labels sign non-exclusive deals with individual singles, rather than albums — meaning that artists can choose to release said singles with other labels as well, which can be useful for getting featured on several lo-fi compilations and mixes at once.

Pardon my ignorance, but what is the incentive driving artists to work with these record labels rather than self-publishing? Is it not possible to "self-publish" to Spotify and Apple Music without a record label? Is it strictly to increase exposure in the way mentioned in this paragraph, i.e. to have their music included in various mixes/albums from different labels?

Finally, what is the barrier to starting a record label that anyone would want anything to do with? I would (in my ignorance) think that an artist would have more leverage here, since they already belong to the community
Handmade- Think Different
Bitcoin and Crypto Fearmongers Get Pushback from Former CIA Director
> To me something is only a distributed system if it infact has stateful (even ephemerally) components that interact with each other through some sort of distributed consensus or eventual consistency algorithm.

Well you're going to learn something new! Here's the short definition from Wikipedia:

Distributed computing is a field of computer science that studies distributed systems. A distributed system is a system whose components are located on different networked computers, which communicate and coordinate their actions by passing messages to one another from any system.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distributed_computing

Any system that is distributed between multiple machines over a network and communicate with each other is a distributed system. The term is purposefully generic and not required to be constrained.
Port your phone numbers out ASAP, you can jump to Teli or BulkVS and pay quite a bit less with much broader numbering inventory available.
But is any of it actually racially charged? It’s so strange to use race like this – it cheapens the egregious instances where racism is truly at play.
On Unix-like systems, you can't use '\0' in a path name. I think that's also the case on Windows. Nor can you use '/', so trying to use that as a file extension would be almost equally silly.
I'm confused by your comment. Isn't the article stating that the musicians that created the genre (madlib, jaylib) are black American men, which is in direct contrast to the white Europeans running these channels? There are non white Europeans in Europe of course, so it seems interesting to me to hear that they are non black and non American.

What are you adding to that fact that makes you upset?

Edit: not sure why autocorrect turned jaylib into kaylin..
Clout. Discovery. Making great shit with like minded people without caring about the equity.

Tech community here could take a lesson.
This is a transportation bill, not an education bill. The context is we are sacrificing 21st century infrastructure - things like high speed rail in exchange to payments to various special interests.

China owns the future with respect to infrastructure. The high speed rail system they created is absolutely amazing, I had the personal privilege to ride the Shanghai to Beijing route speeding in luxury at 300mph. In 10 years, the same time span the United States created 30 miles of High speed rail, they created 16,000 miles.

The Biden plan is a huge loser, and solidifies the United States role as a corrupt country with a depleted infrastructure - arguing about political language rather than building anything at all.
Seems like linguistics is the perfect arena for exploiting puns. Term of art I think not when they miss a perfect chance for artistry.
Pay phones (the yellow ones) in Melbourne in the early 90s let you both hear each other for under 1 second. Calling multiple times you could let your parents know to pick you up from wherever you were :)
Band aid peeling?
I think in the last decade, cultural norms in progressive circles have conditioned people to notice and point out when a community lacks racial / gender diversity. For instance, people will pay lip service to the cryptocurrency, AI, cybersecurity, FOSS communities (just to name a few) as being very "white and male" .

Just explaining why, I'm not making a normative claim here.
Reminds me a great deal of soma.fm.
JomaTech has one - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmVKaAV_7-A
In Eastern Europe this method was called "mayak" (beacon) and disappeared when calls became practically free even when SMS services was free much earlier because calling has a higher possibility to be noticed by callee.
Hijacking a bit, but does anyone have any good resources/guides around managing terraform state in larger organizations? Terraform enterprise seems to address this but I was wondering if there's workflows that allowed subsections of infrastructure (think teams or systems) and didn't rely on a re-evaluation of the entire organization's assets. So far the only approach I've seen is having protected high level (VPC, subnets etc) as a separate state and using terraform_remote_state to reference those.
Bitcoin, Palantir.

Between your examples and Bitcoin, would betting against the HN hivemind a winning strategy?
How else do you hope to successfully continue to divide a populace that's so fed up that they're simultaneously ready to elect Donald Trump AND Bernie Sanders AND Ron Paul in the same generation, just to see who has a shot at stopping the carousel?
I can open tickets with my existing account but they are not replying.

Thank you! We are still here with the team trying to find someone who can help us.
Though they definitely share production methods and tone and meter, TripHop is traditionally used when the artist is being experimental with form and and tone, often within the confines of a single track. There might even be a structure resembling verses and choruses.

LoFi/Chillhop is more along the lines of Ambient, with much less overall variation of tone/structures during the track or between tracks.
This is something informative but python is the list of bad type safe.
BPM. Massive Attack has fast undertones, etc.
Even if we wanted to do this, this process can take days and sometimes even weeks.
PornHub is a certifiably criminal organization with a despicable leadership. Mastercard is only enforcing the morals of any sound minded individual in this instance.
> regardless if it has any relevancy to me?

hip hop has a racial bias. I think that makes this somewhat relevant to note.
Unusual treatment shows promise for kids with brain tumors