skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm an atheist so I don't really have a dog in this particular fight, but Jesus was pretty clear about this:

Mark16:16 He that believeth and is baptized shall be saved; but he that believeth not shall be damned.
McBride said over the last 20 years, she's been let go from several jobs without being given a reason why. She told FOX 25, now, it all makes sense.

"This is why... because when they ran my criminal background check, all they're seeing is those two words: felony embezzlement," McBride said.

If she can prove that, I'm wondering if anyone can be held liable for damages?
Works for me, also EU.

Use torsocks and youtube-dl to circumvent your region blocking.
If you violate the various copyright, trademark and patent laws that protect the App Store business model, tech will have no problem instigating the government to use force on you. Ask Corellium or geohot.

ETA: The above may sound snarky, but my point is serious. This entire business model exists because of a series of powerful laws that are backed with the threat of force. To pretend that we can just leave the government out of this debate is foolish: it’s already there, enacting policy. There is no opt-out.
I would just roll back the update instead and install the May patch.. it's not like our PC would get virus if we skip updates.
What do you find scary about it? You're comment doesn't help me understand why we should be worried about the government reining them in.
> My other comment pointing out collusion of Facebook and the Turkish government is heavily downvoted, and I am not sure why. If I am mistaken, please someone let me know.

Fellow Turkish trolls are doing extra duty on this thread :-)
Yes. Something/someone is hitting very benign comments hard, you can watch comments get obliterated.
Sadly Armenian terrorist organization Tashnak has killed millions of Turks in France/Russia imperial army uniforms before their migration and Armenian terrorist organization ASALA recently killed a dozen diplomats in western cities and Armenian state and militia has killed 100s of thousands in Azerbaijan literally occupying the country. The whole genocide agenda is somewhat to hide that sad truth.

Recent killings are easy to document. Unfortunately most editors are heavily manipulated by the fanatical Armenian diaspora. Search for "Khojaly massacre", "Asala killings of Turkish consulates" and civilian airport bombings in Paris and Ankara by the Armenian terrorist organization. Backwards read how Russian imperial and French armies armed Tasknak to kill Turks.

Edit: My grand-grandma sadly was burned in an owen in a village by Armenian forces in in 1910s. Someone should also understand there are 2 sides of any story. I'm sad for any casualty in 1st WW. But please allow to also feel for Turkish losses.
Paul Tarau has some other very interesting (IMO) work. For example, in re: representation of large numbers with efficient arithmetic algorithms. He also extends it to encoding lambda terms and other fun stuff. IIRC the new implementation of Prolog falls out of his work encoding Prolog terms.

https://www.cse.unt.edu/~tarau/
Power users mostly imho. I give iPhones to family and friends I support because it’s locked down with less ability to install bad actor apps
> It's going to take a decline in the field of animation before studios realize that they're basically stuck in 2006 in terms of how their artists are working to make their content.

I’m pretty sure there has been a huge decline in feature animation in the United States. VFX and feature production has almost collapsed here, with much of it moving to places that offer subsidies and cheaper labor for this kind of work, like Canada, Europe, and India.
Whoa that regex is a monster. Try starting with simpler pieces and see if you get further this time around. Good luck! https://gist.github.com/cellularmitosis/75dc4aefe88438c14e94...
It is a win - there is a similar model that we live in everyday that separates Government from Business. It is done in that way in an attempt to balance control.

A first-party only ecosystem is authoritarian and non-competitive. Apple's ecosystem in particular on iOS and iPad OS is akin to your government controlling everything that you can do.

There are several parallels that can be drawn between societal and technological infrastructure.
My family is Assyrian and was living in a region of Iran that was at the time still part of the Ottoman empire. During the genocide, the Kurdish proxies of the regime came into my grandmother's village, murdered all the men, and raped the women before deporting them. My grandmother walked 600 miles to the Persian gulf, during which time she had a miscarriage from the rape. About two-thirds of the Assyrian population was wiped out during the genocide. So it's nice to see it being recognized. Would be nice if we got a little mention in the name though.
Ubuntu 20 install everything needed for coqui-AI / TTS
apt-get update

apt-get install espeak

apt-get install python3-dev

apt-get install build-essential

apt-get install python3-pip

pip3 install torch==1.8.0+cu101 torchvision==0.9.0+cu101 torchaudio===0.8.0 -f https://download.pytorch.org/whl/torch_stable.html

pip3 install jieba

pip3 install TTS

tts --text "Hello coqui ai fans this is a voice you can make say what you desire." --model_name "tts_models/en/ljspeech/speedy-speech-wn" --vocoder_name "vocoder_models/universal/libri-tts/wavegrad" --out_path foo.wav
FYI: Nvidia says uninstalling the update
I might be confused. Is your argument that 3/4 of Europe being Have Nots negates racial inequity?
I love the drake meme they embeded for sharing the post!
Chip-8 emulation with C# and Blazor – part 1
Finage Data API for Free Real-Time Stock Market Data
Whatever for? It’s a natural consequence of composition of useful elements. It may lead to functionality that you might not design into such a thing if you were making a whole stack from scratch, but the fact that it all works like this is, given HTML and SVG being what they are, categorically a good thing, and is, more generally and subjectively, at least not a bad thing.

SVG can include foreign objects, which is decidedly useful in some contexts; in browsers, that includes HTML, because it’s easy.

A favicon is an image, so it should allow all the usual types of images, which includes SVG. No reason to exclude SVG or any SVG features other than scripting.

(“But now a non-browser can’t render the favicon properly!” you may say. By using <foreignObject>, you’re opting into non-standard functionality and shouldn’t expect all SVG renderers to be able to render that part. For completeness, I’ll note that you can provide an alternative representation for engines that don’t support XHTML in SVG with <switch> and requiredExtensions.)
If someone releases an old Windows app for Mac and Linux using this and Electron I hope a story about it reaches HN. It'd be the ultimate combination of tech we love to hate. :)
Actually, the words 'force pushed' in the force push message on the PR (or very nearby to that), are a link to a diff between the pre and post push states of the branch.

You can also construct such a diff yourself by going to something like /compare/<old commit hash>..<new commit hash>, and those hashes can also be tags or branch names, and should even allow relative stuff like HEAD^.

(I haven't checked the URL just now, but I use both often. It's a little annoyingly hidden, but it is there.)
Cities are not cash strapped, they just claim to be when they don't want to pay for something. Most cities have tons of cash flow paying for roads, services like garbage/recycling, maintaining existing parks.

If they really cant find the money sell it to developers to make condos or single family homes.
"Long read" or "long form" is already a term for these articles, and I usually can't stand them in print either.

Fine, some people like when their information is presented in the form of literature. I don't mind it myself once in a while, but usually I find myself wishing they'd get to the point, and I feel no wiser for having taken so long when (and if) they do ever get there.

If nothing else, I really wish -- if only for the purpose of accessibility and inclusion!! -- that these longform articles would also include an abstract or summary stating the main points.
> They definitely are anti-consumer and nobody who actually looked into the topic would disagree.

This renders the rest of the comment meaningless in the context of a platform intended for curiousity and debate, so I didn’t read past it.
> no predisposition for mental illness,[...] high IQ

Already you've delved into ideology.
There is a Verilog implementation of the MIT Lisp Machine.
All the while the north sea with it's wind is right there, and the Sahara with it's sun nearby too.

Some investment in long distance power transmission would go a long way towards smoothing out the grid.
Nope. It's more like puppeteering an image. No initial similarity required. It's not directly discussed in the below link but extending this technique to arbitrary new faces or even cartoon characters isn't truly difficult anymore.

https://developer.nvidia.com/ai-video-compression
What range do you get on a 10yo leaf? My GF had to sell hers (2016) because she couldn’t get more than 70mi out of it. Which unless you kill the battery all the way, it gives you anxiety past 25mi one way. In Florida that’s just going to school for her. Getting groceries on the way would’ve put her out of range.
I've loved them much more than I had originally anticipated. He just shows up the components he loves to use and _that seems to be enough to be entertaining_.
Speaking from personal experience I’ve done both. The “optimal” PR experience is still more painful than stacked diffs if you’re working on a team that cares about commit quality (which everyone should IMO)
Congratulations... I think a cooperative is the right property model for a business were knowledge is more important than capital.

some resources to get you started are

Book: Ours to own and operate
and Platform Cooperative Consortium
This is often called "event sourcing". The other commenter mentions Datomic, which probably is the 'latest and greatest' form of event sourcing (I've never used it).

https://vvvvalvalval.github.io/posts/2018-11-12-datomic-even...

If you want something built on postgres, I don't have any specific recommendations, but you can build a simple event sourcing system yourself. I worked somewhere that used event sourcing on postgres, and the core log was basically just a table with aggregate IDs, event sequence numbers, and a JSONB column for the event payload. I recommend starting with just one part of your application if you're going to adopt event sourcing. You will quickly find that there are a lot of new considerations and pitfalls that you don't have with traditional RDBMS usage. Overall, event sourcing is hard to get right, so you should consider the trade-offs carefully. There are easier ways to get audit logs, for example: https://www.pgaudit.org/

I will also recommend this as a way to start to understand the tricky aspects of event sourcing: https://leanpub.com/esversioning
You're just ignoring how fucking insanely out of this world rich are SpaceX shareholders going to be in 30 years. Space mining and manufacturing at scale will turn the world on its head, and Musk is the king of scaling technology. The first mover advantage of having thousands of rocketships with a convenient refuel stop and human settlement mid-trip to the asteroid belt is gigantic. Do you think he's really trying to bore tunnels under Las Vegas or wherever? Nah, that boring machine is going to be stuck to the nose of a Starship. SpaceX will be the CHOAM and Spacing Guild of our age.

Yeah, Musk could've made money faster. He also could've simply retired after PayPal. Evidently he's not a person who'd do that.
Tarau's work seems interesting and valuable to me, and much of it uses languages other than Prolog, yet he's pretty obscure, so I don't think it's Prolog necessarily, eh? I'm mystified.

FWIW, I think Prolog isn't dead. It's just slow and stately. :)
I did too, and it makes me so sad to read the news just now.
Except see Chicago, where its also legal, and arresting black people for marijuana related crimes continues unabated.

https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/breaking/ct-marijuana-le...
Can someone explain the Young Turks YouTube channel? Isn't that like calling yourself The National Socialists?
Warehouse-scale video acceleration: co-design and deployment in the wild
A question like "Do you have any allergies?" probably requires ternary logic: yes/no/unset

Discrete events are usually more binary by nature: a thing either happened or it didn't.

That said, if it's possible for an event to un-happen, you're back in ternary-land: there's now a distinction between un-set and false which may be important to capture.

There's a reason why relational databases use ternary logic when most of the rest of the computing world uses binary logic.

You might argue that you could just create a brand new event, but now you've almost assuredly changed the grain of your table and goofed up the primary key. Your nice normalized table is now a dumb, non-performant endless event log: good luck with indexing that table and tuning those SELECT queries.
You can imagine like US is sort of in trouble and people in North Dakota wanted to have an independent state and these people were sent somewhere else to live afterwards.

Genocide is over exaggerated word for this. People keep talking about 2 million people missing. Ottomans had not have any technology to exterminate these people. I mean technologies like gas chamber for mass killing. Ottomans were so poor and were not even able to manufacture their own weapons.

I would like to ask these questions
How these people got killed ? And where are they ?

Accusing Turks of doing this is another issue. Because Kurds have much more population on claimed regions. I mean the Kurds that are now ally with US :)
Surprisingly it worked here in Sweden, thank you!
Apartment thats 10m from city center I had when we got together to a much larger house in a smaller town on the outskirts (actually the town I grew up in, small world).

I'm in the UK but in the north earning a southern developers salary so that gives us a lot of options.
What do you suggest as the solution to companies that grow so powerful, that they can break the rules of the free market? That’s why laws exist to curb monopolistic and anti-competitive behavior. Do we just shrug and let it happen?
you'll be missed Dan Kaminsky
I briefly met him at Toorcon in the early 2000s and was impressed with how he combined that eccentricity with high-energy: if the internet didn't get more secure, it wasn't for lack of trying on his part.
We're talking about different things. A company running to optimise EOQ and favouring long production runs with few changeovers would be just as screwed by misunderstanding lead times of critical components. JIT doesn't excuse you from supply chain shocks but neither does Lost Magical Process Of The Wonderful Times Before JIT.
And then there's tools like Gerrit, which Just Work. Phabricator and GitHub are both very hostile to "stacked diffs".
You can add any kind of divisions in the ruler, not matter what unit you use.
It's just a historical curiosity.

Metric rulers just don't use those because there is tradition of using different fractions. In metric you typically use: 1, 3/4, 6/8, 5/8, 1/2, 3/8,1/4, 1/5, 1/8, 1/10, 1/20, 1/25, 1/50, 1/100...
Because breaking up monopolies has been an accepted function of government for a while?
Anyone here can reveal how he died?

Just curious on what exactly happened.
Did the Guardian have special access to Tony Blair? But that's OK because only the descruction of the middle east was at stake.
There is no way for you to make sure that `null` was "set" intentionally and not due to a bug or other kind of failure.

Meanwhile if you see a `None` value you know for a fact that it was set by your software and if you actually encounter a `null` you know that something went horribly wrong.

Strong type systems and a few overheads in favor of better bug detection/prevention are popular for a reason.
Water only freezes when it is cold, it isn't time dependent.
But it's already out of the ground. I'd rather burn 1T CO2 worth of plastic trash made from oil and prevent 1T CO2 worth of coal or heavy oil being extracted and burnt. Not that it's 1-to-1, point is burying plastic is probably less net carbon vs burning.
I encourage everyone to actually read the linked article and draw your own conclusions.
Do you have any sources you can share? I found the wiki page for ARF (I think the same thing as Tashnak) and I don't see anything about killing millions of Turks. To be honest I'm a bit skeptical
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But we do discuss those things... constantly. It seems to be all we talk about. America's wrongs.

To play the other half of this argument: America engaged in slavery, but also fought its bloodiest war to end it, played a major role in ending the Holocaust and freeing Europe from the Nazis, ended Japan's conquest of Asia, freed South Korea, and brought about through hyperpower probably the longest peace between major powers in millennia, among other notable counterpoints.

It's almost as if the world isn't black and white.

America and everyone else will continue doing both wonderful and terrible things, but we'll keep discussing only the half of those things we disapprove of, especially if it feels like it's helping us win an argument.

Hand-wringing over the past doesn't make tomorrow better, it's a distraction from doing things that will.

To be clear, basically the whole of human history is misery and privation, and only in this era of long peace under the aegis of American hyperpower have we witnessed a glimpse of lasting peace and prosperity.

So, no one will disagree that great wrongs have been wrought, but it seems intellectually dishonest to overlook the staggering good.
Or a FLY
The Cybersecurity Poverty Line
Security framework is mostly orthogonal to AppStore being the only way to install apps.

Also, Apple strips developer's signature replacing it with AppStore signature. So I, the user, cannot independently verify that I'm running the same thing that developer deployed.
> Is the inch exactly 2.54 cm [the standard international foot], or is the yard exactly 39.37 cm [the US survey foot]?

Wait...if a yard is 39.37 cm than a foot is 12 1/3 cm, which would make an inch 1 1/36 cm. That's off from 2.54 cm by way more than 2 ppm!

A yard would be exactly 91.44 cm if the inch is 2.54 cm, and something very very close to that if it is 2 ppm from the "inch is 2.54 cm" yard.

Did you copy/paste the wrong thing? A survey foot is 1200/3937 meters (making a yard ~91.44018288 cm), so 3937 would probably be floating around somewhere on any page talking about this.
I think the two party tribalism is a bit of a tangent but I agree. We need more options than red or blue.
Great read! Aside from software development, I run a metal fabrication shop where we purchase and process approx. 20k lbs of steel and aluminum (monthly). Having been in the industry for the past 10 years, I’ve always referred to all metal suppliers as folks that deal with “funny money”. There’s no transparency in pricing whatsoever. You can’t easily lookup or guesstimate metals prices without having core subject matter expertise that come with experience. It might as well be called an undercover hedge fund market with killer profits!
Aniseed
I wonder when the US will fully recognize the North American Native Genocide and build a monument in DC - hopefully in proportion to the monument in NYC.
His last twitter activity was April 18
And over Zoom, not HD video.
What governement is going against "tech"?

Software distribution isn't "tech", also Google and Apple aren't all that "tech" is. And breaking a monopoly isn't "attacking" a market either.

Governments are finally starting to use their force to revitalize the software markets. Destroying monopolies is a large part of it.
It’s not necessarily corruption. There’s plenty of voters who vote against making housing more affordable. The entire state of CA has built this mess with their zoning laws
Importing energy from Sahara comes with serious geopolitical issues. Do you really want to commit to peacekeeping in a huge area of Africa? Keep in mind that oil can be stockpiled much more easily than electricity, stockpiles that let you weather small storms. Importing electricity means being on top of every hint of a blip.
The Ottoman empire and later the state of Turkey, have consistently denied this for almost a hundred years. Erdoğan is but a link in a chain.
I think your links prove my point: Facebook only cares about appeasing the powerful. Whether it is facilitating genocide or covering up genocide, they are the same. If it benefited Facebook, they would just as well deplatform people trying to expose a genocide in Myanmar.

And if the Turkish government tried organizing another genocide, I'm sure Facebook would platform it, and censor any opposition to it.

Why wouldn't they? They've already committed to deplatforming critics of the Erdoğan. Do you think that Facebook would take a principled stand and suddenly choose not to take orders from the Turkish government, and risk losing that market? I don't see that happening.
There are a few indices for which that has not played out. Look at QQQ 20 years ago. I'm not trying trying he argumentative, just suggesting that past performance doesn't always dictate future performance, and past sell-offs were not always critically damped.
Looks interesting. Some scale reference in the pictures would be helpful. Either this person has a pretty small wrist, or the watch is quite large: https://www.pine64.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/PineTimeHR...
Imagine if you could buy apps on iPhone, switch to an Android and not lose access to your whole app library?
This will crush your soul if you consider you are insignificant, but let me help.

The entire universe is ENORMOUS and we are but tiny specks. But the same God who made all of that, made us, too. And that same God knows us by name and wants to have a relationship with us.

Be God's friend.
Wouldn't the term just be swapped for something like "power pilferer"? (I'm assuming that a heavier EV will mean less miles per KWh or whatever the measure is)
SideFX is the single most pleasant and hope-restoring company to deal with in this entire field. Other vendors have amazing teams, but top to bottom SideFX outclasses them all in terms of support, feedback reception, release cycles, feature/stability improvements, and licensing.
What I remember from my intro ME class: energy in a elongated coil spring is stored as torsion of the wire and the max strain is on the surface so make sure you don't knick or scratch it.