skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Most US banks on the accounts of most US people (that is, the non-wealthy) likely charge more in fees each month right now than a negative interest rate would affect the balances.

It's really only the wealthy who would be faced with this being any significant amount of money, and those people comprise a tiny minority of bank accounts.
> and secondly have friends on the inside, or achieve critical mass in a shameless public takedown.

I guess the second one is what he's going for with this.
I think we should also focus on reusable containers ideally made of glass or aluminium. You bring your containers to the grocery store and refill it with whatever you need.
And the one person who was shot was an unarmed protestor/rioter who was shot by the an unnamed law enforcement officer.
The Isekai genre goes deep, very very deep. Anime adaptations only really cover the often good and/or mainstream series.

If you start digging into Isekai manga, there at least one order of magnitude more works to choose from. Then if you look into light novels, there is even more stuff, again with just a fraction getting manga adaptations.

But the real breath of Isekai are web novels - that's where most of the current hit novels started, on websites like "I'll become a novelist" (https://syosetu.com/) where people just type away their fantasies with minimal friction, one chapter at a time and often with lots of direct feedback from the community.

That can result in even more original/crazy ideas being explored, such as:

- What if you were transported to a fantasy world with your solar powered camping vehicle ? (Himekishi to Camping Car)

- What if you became your game character in a fantasy world that has a different gender (female) and is a total glass cannon ? (Alice Tale)

- Whats more fun than raiding dungeons ? Running them! (Lazy Dungeon Master)

- What if there is stable gateway between the other and the modern world and you can go back and forth ? (quite a few series actually, even some mainstream ones like Gate or Isekai Shokudo)

- Fantasy is nice but steampunk and heavy industry is even better! There are quite a few rather non-mainstream series that introduce robots and guns into an Isekai setting. Yet there are others that set out to industrialize the whole thing as including building stuff like railroads.

- What if magic was just a foreign language or alphabet the locals aren't good at but you are, as it's your native language ?

- What if you are the only one who can see the GUI in an Isekai world ? Nothing better than meeting a famous aristocrat with "class: vampire" blinking above his head telling you about mysterious kidnapping cases in the vicinity. Or "goblin shaman [invisible]" floating in the air of dark cave. (Skill Takers World Domination")

- What if due to some mistake no one person gets reincarnated as a son of poor aristocrat but 3 - a high school student, a salaryman and Nobunaga ?

- What if you actually got reincarnated to the buggy mess of an MMO you helped to develop (Death March) ?

- What if a modern Aegis cruiser or even the full Japanese archipelago (including some disputed islands, no less ;-) ) gets transported to an Isekai ?

Really the possibilities are endless. There is definitely a lot of repetition and series that frankly are not any good (especially between web novels, thanks to the same zero entry barriers that enable so much creativity in the first place) but there are many gems to be found if you search a bit. :)
Lists of Fictional Animals
Who's asking?
Late reply, sorry, forgot I wrote this.

All points taken! I just get frustrated because I figure if the developer is taking care of building a Dockerfile or whatever it is with all of that stuff sorted out for me, providing at least those build instructions as part of the README is enough for weird users like me.

Then I can spin up my own VPS/VM with the dependencies myself, which removes the entire black box nature of it.

I get that most people don't want to do that and indeed embrace the black box, but I've never worked anywhere where I could spin up a random application in Docker in any sort of Production or even near-Production capacity and say with a straight face I'd done due diligence in what was going on under the hood. (Maybe people don't use it for this ever though.)

I would probably be more on board if I'd ever had a single Docker experience that was just "install docker and run something" and it worked, but every single time I have run into problems.

Realised I forgot to include my references in my previous post. Again, appreciate these problems are probably old hat for regular users, but for people coming in cold they're just pains in the ass.

1. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48957195/how-to-fix-dock...

2. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24319662/from-inside-of-...
So if anyone accessed from China, it must be huawei? You do know China has 1.4B people. And hackers often use zombie machines to attack. But clearly didn't matter to you.
Not sure I completely agree, but I definitely do think this kind of project can be derailed by proponents who want to be uncompromising about it and don't think it's acceptable to compromise in something like location because its harder to get built where people don't want it.

An example people probably won't like is those mixed income buildings (can't remember where now) that had separate entrances for the subsidized units. It's definitely not egalitarian in some sense, but if it allows more subsidized housing to be built for people that need it, is it really better just to not do it?
Hunting phishing websites with favicon hashes
I think they think the crime was treason, so yes, it has the death penalty.

I don’t agree with your logic that this is necessary though. Someone can reasonably call for a higher penalty than is currently the statute, as long as it is not clearly extrajudicial.

> (And generally I find calling for death and the death penalty to be morally wrong, but that's another story)

Yes - I’m not making a claim about the morality of calling for death or the death penalty, but I am saying that if the death penalty is legal, it must be legal to call for it.
If I say action X hurts the poor and you say if we lived in an entirely different society then action X wouldn’t hurt the poor, have we actually disagreed?

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For the other part I agree companies aren’t charities. My entire point here is that people should quit trying to pressure them into acting like charities. Let companies make money, that’s what they are good at. If you want to eliminate ICE engines pass a law.
Yeah, I know what you mean. I've read far too many isekai manga/manhwa than I should have (not super into anime).

Shield Hero was good but FFF-Class Trashero probably tops the lot for me. Really good storytelling and incredible character development.
Did anyone have to fight the urge to print the flowchart and paste in your shoe?

Great site. Thank you.
I can’t talk about it in detail yet.

Short version, the rest of the team had to pick up all of the things that he wasn’t willing to do. It shifted more burden to everyone else for his benefit and created a terrible team environment.
Just go where you want to work and try to get the comp that you want.
> With an actual GC, there is no notion of getting it wrong; the whole point of a GC is that it automates the handling of memory.

Rust is memory safe, so Rust programs don't go "wrong" either, barring use of unsafe{} or bugs in the underlying implementation.

You only need Rc<> or Arc<> for objects that may have more than a single "owner" controlling their extent. That's a comparatively uncommon case.
You haven't heard what I've said. My point is not that in the real world a market would exist without sales occuring (even though that is true).

My point is that the idea that some people "must" sell shares for there to be a market is false. "Must" implies: regardless of price.

If sales are not sold at opening-market prices, what happens is that offer prices increase until they are attractive enough to be filled.

This is a fill by mutual market price-discovery interest, rather than a fill by obligation. ("Must.")

My point is that "must" is incorrect, because even without it, trades would take place.

The idea that some group of insiders need to agree to liquidate no matter what on the first day is wrong, because natural market dynamics would incentivize it to happen anyway.
Elon Musk calls out WSJ on Twitter, claims autopilot not engaged in fatal crash
I thought about the survival aspect too. I'm a very jumpy person, especially when tired. I like to think it's due to heightened survival instincts. When I get surprised, there's often a 2-3 second period where I'm not consciously in control of my body. Usually all that happens is that I jump and take a couple quick steps the other direction before I come back into control. I have, however, found myself on the opposite side of a fence more than once and recently came around in position to vault a 5-foot tall barrier. During those few seconds, I've usually already identified who or what it was that startled me, but I'm not able to process that information or stop moving away. It's weird and a huge source of entertainment for friends, family, and coworkers.
https://learnxinyminutes.com might be what you're looking for. Concise syntax guides for many languages.
The reason your knot does not come undone has nothing to do with tension and everything to do with the order of the way you tie it. Left over right, then right over left. If you learned the standard knot as a kid in the right order and continue to do it the same way today, then the Ian knot will tie the exact same knot. The only difference is that the Ian knot will wear your laces more evenly and it ties faster.
"Hang Mike Pence” is calling for assassination.

"Arrest Mike Pence" is not.

"Put Mike Pence to Trial and then Hang Him" isn't either.

You have to qualify 'Kill That Guy' with something more in order for it not to be calling for someone's murder.

This activity was out in the open, uncontrolled on Parler which is why it was a problem, even if technically it might be legal, Apple doesn't want to deal with that.

I think their response was on point, though Amazon's cancellation has more material effect their responsible response should have been 'you can't go live with that while on our servers you have 3 months to change policy or move out'. Granted, they may have been warned.
This is incorrect. Chavin is charged with felony murder, which is when a death is the result of another felony (in this case, 2nd degree assault). All the state has to prove is the assault charge (that he intentionally took action, that action was not a justified use of force, and that the action caused harm), and that his actions were a significant cause of death. They don't have to prove intent to kill or that a reasonable person would realize it would cause death. Only that he assaulted Floyd, and that his actions did cause (not did exclusively cause) death
FWIW: that kind of human failure (loss of attention in boring/featureless/static environments) is exactly where automation is best and most productively applied. It seems weird to see an argument against automation framed like this.

You want help people pay attention better by making it more dangerous for them to nod off?
It seems you missed both my points.

1. People do indeed willingly put themselves at risk by driving on a public road, which was in the same list with the cosmetic surgeon. And doing so also puts others at risk.

2. The degree of risk is what matters. Ergo while both obeying the speed limit and driving 200 mph (assuming it was possible) puts others at risk, the latter risk is considered to high a degree.

It is not a fundamental choice between risk and no risk, but between unacceptably-high risk and acceptable risk.
I do but I think their point wasn’t well made, and is frankly misleading and wrong.

There are very specific kinds of content that lead to these kinds of bans. Pornography and organizing violence are amongst them.

It isn’t about controversial content.
I think https://github.com/j-core/j-core-ice40 is the better repo to check out.
Sure thing! Here is an Imgur album with screenshots of some of the apps: https://imgur.com/a/GCxSrr1
Because wet towels can grow mold/smell, which means I need to wash them more which in turn means I need to replace them more (since even cold washes damage tower's fibers).

There's no downside to getting towels less wet (in particular when you're just flicking off water/pushing it off with your hand/arm for free), but there are upsides. So why not?
I tie my shoe like this ever since I saw this talk. I'm not sure which knot it is in the OP though.
Although I tend privacy-by-default for most deployed technologies, the context of archiving does change the criteria quite a lot; you've selected a sensible and reasonable default, I reckon. Hopefully integrity is a consideration too? Glad to read that article, one day :)
Yep, I really like the concept of "Learning in public". Which is essentially described in "The Coding Career Handbook". Learn stuff -> Blog about it.

Here's a free sample:
https://www.learninpublic.org/v1-principles-learn-in-public....
And Velcro has another advantage: you can tighten any segment of the shoe quickly. I really ought to use it.
So how are we dealing with transit?

We are going to build giant housing projects (with what capital or grants) and then create mass transit to them?

How’s that ended up working so far?
Has a remote Amazonian tribe upended our understanding of language? (2007)
Map and Set in JavaScript for Humans
The restriction with your App is only GA users using iOS device. You need to do targeted advertising.

Use Apple Ads and geographically target iOS users in GA.

Participate on GA and therapy related subreddits and Facebook groups. Show off your subject matter expertise. (No advertising)

What “stress” topics in therapy sessions are most discussed? For example if financial stress related, reach out to finance blogs and sites directly for sponsored content: guest blog post, ad placement, etc.
I know I'm working from incomplete data and confirmation bias, but it seems to me that those who fight against permanent facilities also seem to be against taking action against ad-hoc encampments. This just one of an almost endless set of contradictions I see in discussions of public policy these days.
I'll caveat this by saying that to have this kind of experience, it's incredibly important to understand why you're getting these types of errors in the first place.

Rust programs require you to consider some things upfront in your design that you don't have to think about in other languages. If you internalize these requirements, designing programs in Rust can quickly become just as easy and natural as developing in other languages. But it can feel arbitrary and impossible if you just try and force your way forward by `Box`ing and `clone()`ing everything endlessly because it seems to make the annoying compiler errors go away.

If you're the type of engineer who learns a new language and just ends up writing programs in the style of your old language (but with different syntax), Rust is going to feel a lot harder and you may never "get" it. The difficulty curve of Rust is—I think—much steeper than other languages for this type of engineer. You can be productive writing C-style programs in golang. You can be productive writing Java-style programs in Ruby. But Rust is going to fight you much harder than other languages if you try to approach things this way.

If you're the type of engineer who strives to build idiomatic software in whatever language you're using, you'll have a much faster ramp-up to proficiency.
Sounds like you do something similar to the surgeon's knot.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surgeon%27s_knot
Just started reading, but this part jumped out to me:

> Later, he discovered that one of the other gangsters had absconded with the money and the card.

So, the guy double-crossed the yakuza for...$50,000? That doesn't seem worth it at all?
The situation with Glade is not because of malicious intent, please don't assume bad faith. No GTK developers are happy that Glade has basically been deprecated in GTK4, it was a necessity due to technical reasons. Note that it's only GTK4 that it doesn't work for, Glade is still a reasonable choice for GTK3 applications.

There is a replacement for GTK4 being developed, it turns out starting from scratch for the new builder format is easier than trying to refactor everything in Glade.
Also the site of Chicago's first Chinatown. https://chicagodetours.com/forgotten-chinatown-chicago/
Mildew is rife. I am blessed/cursed with an exception ability to smell it.
So why not use glass directly?

I try to buy products in glass bottles that are produced as close to home as possible. Most, but unfortunately not all of those glass bottles are refilled, but at least they are recycled by melting and producing new glass.

I've read some reports that claim that washing is also not ecological, as there are too few facilities in Germany that do this and transportation costs are high. So it's a trade off.
We know the US spies and so does China - this is not news.

We do not have evidence the NSA is doing industrial espionage.

Moreover, this is Huawei, not technically 'the state' and it's about the fact they are related to the state - and - they've had incredible access as part of their normal operations which is questionable.

China is the most aggressive and active state sponsor of hacking and they 100% do it for purposes of industrial espionage.

Literally 'leaving the door open' to every phone in a nation to a state-backed entity seems unthinkable in 2021.

It's probably going to be best if everyone uses local carrier gear and consulting entities for this kind of work the advantage of 'totally free trade' doesn't seem to be more than what would be lost otherwise.
i went through this process several years ago. it was initially easy to force myself into correct technique, as "do the opposite of what feels natural" stably led me down the right knot path. then after maybe six weeks or so the correct way felt natural and i had to burn cycles deciding if this was the good "feels natural" or the bad "feels natural". a year or two after that i was back to tying them without thinking, correctly now.
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Nothing makes negative interest rates impossible right now, in fact it is a reality in several countries. Obviously not something that is available to most borrowers, but government bonds with negative nominal rates do exist, and even US treasury debt has negative real rates (i.e. accounting for inflation) for shorter duration notes/bills. Obviously there is a limit to how negative the rates can become -- eventually the market will find other places to invest -- but that would be equally true with digital currencies.
I’m not sure if it was “invented” by the author, I’ve been doing the same knot for 30 years. We call it rå-bands-knop (raw-strings-knot would be a literal translation) and I believe most kids here learn it at an early age.
I worked at this intersection for half a decade. Your analysis is spot on. As for the chicken, you must be referring to Chicken Planet:
http://www.chickenplanetchicago.com/
I didnt grow up on a farm but grew up on a good bit of land with a lot of yard work that needed to be done. I agree that some jobs like that can be satisfying but its very different from a computer based role.

At the end of the day when you have taken a large tree branch and turned it into a stacked pile of chopped wood you feel a sense of accomplishment. It doesnt feel quite the same when you've cleared 4 QA UI tickets.
The world is, I think, big enough for such an experiment to bear fruit.

I predict you’ll get some decent offers, so cheers mate and have fun!
I’m working on https://www.logname.dev .
It’s basically a place for me to keep my resume and generate it on the fly. It also have a portfolio website that shows more info than a typical Linkedin profile.
It might be worth putting "runc" in the title somewhere.

> This post describes a breaking change in runc v1.0.0-rc93, that has subsequently had a workaround implemented that will presumably be included in v1.0.0-rc94.
Ridiculous that it's so low.
I've been using GNU Stow (with Git) for the past month to sync some of my dotfiles between two laptops (Mac and Linux). It took 10 minutes to get comfortable with it and it works well for me.
> I've inquired in a few places (including HN) about what app design guidelines / practices exist for e-ink. Apparently there are none. This is disheartening.

That probably has a lot to do with the intended audience of e-ink. The most consumer facing application are e-readers, a market that is served by a handful of companies. Most of the remaining applications are commercial.

With respect to guidance, you may want to check out the Mobileread forums. There are a few people who develop software for e-readers there. Notably in the section for Kobo, and likely for other e-readers as well. There are also some open source projects that you can look into. KOReader and Plato come to mind. I also recall a mention of an e-ink guideline in a video by Ralph S Bacon on YouTube, so there is something out there. (Apparently colour e-ink displays should be refreshed at a regular, albeit long, interval in order to maintain image quality.) I realize that most of these source are for palm-sized, or smaller, screens but at least they will understand the physical properties of e-ink.
A lot of great recommendations have already been made, but I wanted to throw out Kuuchuu Buranko (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Welcome_to_Irabu%27s...) as a personal favorite that doesn't get named as much as I think it deserves in this sort of conversation. Much closer to Tatami than to Lain.

While I'm at it: speaking of Tatami, you should also check out Yuasa's Kaiba: it's a lot more abstract than Tatami but ultimately ticks a lot of the same boxes.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Descending_Stories:_Showa_Ge... is arguably the best character-focused drama of the last few years.

Satoshi Kon has also already been mentioned, but I'd specifically call out Paranoia Agent as it's often less prominent than his feature films, yet (imo) is the most incisive of his stuff.
Do you disambiguate between authentication and authorization?
Element can search encrypted chats, just not yet in the browser
I didn’t mean that tension keeps my knots tied (though clearly some tension is necessary), it was two separate replies — and I’m pretty sure I make granny knots. Eh maybe knot.
I too prefer this approach tbh. Since a few years I've only used shoes or sneakers with no laces. At the beginning I though that I was going to have problems with it, but all has been good.
Generally hangings have been just as much a judicial punishment as extrajudicial. You simply can’t state that it alone is equivalent to a call for assassination.

The fact that you have to use the phrase ‘kill that guy’ which is a straw man, shows that the logic doesn’t work.

Consider, ‘he should get the electric chair’. It’s pretty clear that this is not a call for assassination.

There is some ambiguity around hanging which is less present with the electric chair, but is not the clear call for assassination you assert it to be.
In other words a dystopian nightmare :/
I also really enjoyed Dash when it was free to use: https://kapeli.com/dash
I did this one some time ago, allows custom visual effects using hash and seeded random: https://www.blankjs.com/