skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
OTOH everyone fought with everyone over the last whatever years. It got more efficient with time but the basic "we hate them" was always here.

As a French I do not expect Spain, England, Germany, Italy, Sweden, let me think, Mongolia and others to apologize because we were the same.

Let's not pretend that humanity has changed and just enjoy our lifes without keeping a list of who apologized and who not.

Of course if France was too claim today that we did not do do anything wrong in Africa or elsewhere that would be outrageous. This does not mean that we will send a sorry letter to 120 countries.

I am married to a non-French, have plenty of friends in Germany (whose family fought in the war where my relatives were killed) and I do not give a fuck about what happened 70 years ago when discussing football with someone my age.
What were the other options available in Haskell in 1992, besides Lazy IO, which made for a great IO story then? Please point me to code or papers from then because I am genuinely interested to learn.
Decades After Police Bombing, Philadelphia Sickened by Handling of Victim Bones
People are incredibly lazy
In a system where it's a backup, it shouldn't be both independently owned and have revenue tied only to use.
Likely there's some a/b testing and google has decided that you're more profitable without access to those tools
when digging though some of the IPs, i came across 22.0.0.0/8, which if you look at the DNS tab of bgp.he.net (https://bgp.he.net/net/22.0.0.0/8#_dns) shows a LOT of people are "using" those IPs... which means a LOT of people wont be happy that their sites, email, dns, etc, are now essentially being blackholed... for me (I run AS204994), the traffic hits Frankfurt (i peer with HE there) goes over their network though Paris, then to Ashburn and then is blackholed... gone after that... wondering how much traffic is being seen by he.net with this...
I'm looking forward to watching the film and I'm glad it was reviewed. Thank you sharing this one.
"George Floyd robbed a women by holding his gun to her pregnant stomach." Even if true, cops aren't supposed to be judge, jury, and executioner. Talk about threatening "law and order".

"Adam Toledo was known in his neighborhood as "Lil Homicide"" Even if you believe this, let's just kill all children with violent nicknames, eh?

I don't know why I bothered, when you opened your comment by boasting about your alleged intelligence. I hope you are never in a position to hurt anyone with your law and order.
It's not the deaths, per se. It's the entire structure around it that enables those deaths to happen, and prevents consequences for the killers.
I see. There is a history of racist or xenophobic criminalization of marijuana (when it was called that commonly) in the US. See reefer madness and associated politics. Disparity in use is no longer the case in the US.
Exactly this. The C++ committee needs to stay the hell away from C.
Right, because if there's anything the Pentagon has been known for over the past seven decades or so it's clear publication and transparent disclosure of all its large scale classified projects so as not to phase the public.
The article is talking about big-name international brands and their sales, so I don't know why you're upset that everyone is talking about... big-name international brands and their sales.

> and now, market popularity. (In China)

Citation needed.

> China has taken all of that manufacturing prowess that the world has been pushing on to it, and turned around and made homegrown stuff that matches or surpasses the originals in terms of quality,

> Pair this with the rising nationalism and middle class in China, and you’ve got a huge up swing in this area.

That's all well and good, but no one was talking about this (including your original one-sentence comment) and I'm not sure how people were supposed to just magically get this subtext.

There's nothing wrong with the fact that it takes time to build an international fashion brand unless you think there's something wrong with it. CDG was started in 1969, 5 years after the Tokyo Olympics, and took until 1981 to do an international show. If you were to apply a similar trend to China, a Chinese fashion brand would reach the international stage sometime in the late 2020s, and there's nothing wrong with that.
I’m sorry...what are you on about? If your goal is to have heated discussions with strangers on the net, there are better platforms out there for that than HN. Your comment style makes you look really insecure. Be aware of that.

The fact is, kids face many dangers and as a parent you cannot be aware of all of them. So if you’re introduced to a new danger and your reaction is “I didn’t know this, but now that I do I’m immediately making changes to prevent impact of this danger on my kid” that deserves praise. Not cheeky low effort guilt tripping.
It's actually brand destroying. As the name becomes synonymous with searching, google stops having a trademark on the word.
Huh. I’m surprised apple didn’t make it a requirement before approving those apps into their store given how strong their stance on privacy is.
Using excess energy from renewable sources harms only the user's wallet, instead of the whole world.
Problem is: how are you going to convince great numbers of people to alter their daily routine that might also be quite synchronized across a country's population?

Like tea time in the UK where apparently millions of people turn on their kettles (2 kilowatts each) in synchrony to get some hot water.

What if they also like to cook something with their stove (another 2 KW) to get a nice dinner, around the same time?
If nobody asks the questions on fora, google doesn't have an answer to show
Is this a feature built in into the OS? I have only heard of some third party code to allow that…
I've been curious about this recently actually. What are the downsides of "seeding" a plant with life to study how it evolves?
You are correct, hate speech is not for me, and when possible I stay away from places where it would otherwise be unavoidable.

But what people have "kindly" explained have merely been justifications for racism and other hate speech that all seem to ultimately boil down to it being normal for 4chan. That, and the excuse of "oh but they don't really mean it" is pretty thin justification.
It's meant to convince you that how you feel is in minority. Those in power are working hard to control the narrative.

"Who controls the past, controls the future: who controls the present controls the past." — Geo. Orwell, 1984
Americans are rightly ridiculed for going on vacation to Europe and saying "Oh, I'm French/German/Irish/Whatever!" just for having a surname of that nationality. I don't see any point in holding those same people accountable for past state sins.
Here is an introduction by Peter Seibel:

http://www.gigamonkeys.com/book/beyond-exception-handling-co...

(it is a chapter from "Practical Common Lisp", an really excellent book!)
Chicago's bikeshare has an app that shows how many bikes/spaces are available at each dock. There are docks every couple blocks, so you can easily plan the ride.
> I'm a highly educated individual, commonly read dense scientific works, philosophy, political science etc

And yet you wrote something as cringey as that.

> Adam Toledo was known in his neighborhood as "Lil Homicide”

Imagine having such a highly educated brain, filled with dense scientific works as well as philosophy, and using it to justify the murder of an unarmed 13 year old child by the state.

None of the examples you used in any way justify their death nor do they lend any evidence to the idea that systematic racism within the police force doesn’t exist.

Edit: to the person who replied saying that not liking kids being shot by the police is nothing but ‘the "woke" liberal "narrative" that is leaking onto HN’ then deleted their comment, seek help.
Given the lack of commuters and total cancellation of sporting events limiting tourism, I’d expect a drop in overall crime of all kinds in Newark. A flat number with the lower flow of people isn’t necessarily a drop.
If it is another overdose, I’m going to be deeply annoyed with Marc. There is a real problem in this industry and we shouldn’t be burying our heads.
Both of those examples are easily verifiable with a google search. Murals of Adam Toledo have "Lil Homicide" as part of the mural.

"Well you know so what if George FLoyd threatened to shoot a pregnant woman in the stomach! Hes a gentle giant! A working class honest man!"
-Brainwashed Americans

Go look at the murder rate of ethnic groups, against their own groups and then against other groups. If minorities are killing alot of people, its not a "racism" problem. Framing it as so is brainwashing. You are a political pawn

If you want to take it further, look at a break down of murder rate of ethnic groups by income decile.

This is a cultural problem, and people are not owning up to the glorification of violence
A good point, I misremembered the structure of the companies post-privatization. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post_Office_Ltd
I don't know anything about Japanese talking about Koreans as vermin, but do know you can hear Chinese talking about Japanese as devils. I think the dictatorial regimes are (at least partly) to blame. They use nationalism and supremacism to make the people forget internal issues.
Fair enough. An attacker wouldn’t need to fake your keyboard though, it’s probably just enough to trick you into thinking you are entering sensitive information into a legit website while in reality it’s made to look that way but still using normal text inputs.
> but no, living outside is not the defining feature.

I take it you haven't been to Afghanistan.
The Secret Life of Components is a new series. Maybe you're are thinking of Secret Life of Machines?
The fear I read is that we might be accidentally eradicating any life we don't yet know about, if we introduce life from earth.
In the case of a managed service provider I worked for, using non-announced gov/mil space allowed us to inject routes for monitoring purposes into the MPLS vrfs of our customers so we could poll the routers without using our own public space.
It's not as good as it gets at all. It's just a good fallback to have available for defendants should the rest of the system fail.
> I can use an external camera if I really wanted to save a copy of a communication...

To be fair, this would require the MP to have a second mobile phone. [looks at title of article] Oh. ;P
In my view, bikes have been around long enough that most people who are riding them, have some amount of experience, that affects their habits and expectations. This would affect things like route choice, courtesy, parking, and so forth. When a newcomer shows up, they're already surrounded by experienced cyclists. A bike also demands a basic amount of skill that has to be learned somewhere. When bike shares are introduced into a town, you don't have a bunch of people on them who are riding a bike for their first time ever.

This shouldn't be technically impossible with scooters, and would happen if people owned them and brought them into the transportation mix gradually. But it doesn't fit into the "startup bubble" business model that seems to drive their rapid ascent and equally rapid disappearance in most cities.
One peer? Does that mean all that traffic is flowing through Hurricane Electric?
Interesting. I didn’t know you could trigger it by scrubbing, did you use your finger? This pop up showed up while I was randomly tapping the screen with the Apple Pencil.
It's a great option but it should not be the only option, in my view.
It's on my list as well now.
For things that are private goods, it's fine to have a process of elimination - but only if that elimination doesn't leave even more public obligations to clean up (like pollution).

However the post office is a public good, so just letting it disappear is something that needs to be prefaced by an actual public discussion to do so.
Don't repost this all through the thread, please. It was bad enough the first time.
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And yet, from a customer service experience point of view alone, FAANG companies provide leagues better customer service than any government-provided service. It's not even comparable. Try to get anything done publicly versus privately and it becomes clear why people pay for private solutions.
'If it is fact, not fiction, that violent street crime today is almost exclusively a minority phenomenon, then it would appear that one simply may not speak about it. That proscription injures law-abiding residents of high-crime areas most of all, people like the aunt of a child victim in St. Louis, who told the Washington Post in October: “I live in fear of living in St. Louis. I feel trapped.” Such citizens beg for more police protection and see the police as the only thing standing between them and anarchy.'

From https://www.city-journal.org/media-silence-on-black-on-black...

Maybe you should spend less time looking at government data and more time experiencing the streets.

https://youtu.be/QfCZqkpS4PA
I think this is inspirational but it seems like puffy popular science ("pseudo-science" may or may not be too strong?). I'll quote what I wrote to a friend about this article:

> It was intriguing and piqued my interest. However, it smells a lot like hyped-up crackpot science to me ... if it seems too good to be true, it probably is. There's a lot of vagueness here, "what ifs", etc. Like "What if we could evolve hardware to make use of hidden physics?" Yes, well, what if? What is "hidden physics"? And why doesn't the author try it? :-)

> I looked briefly at his bio, and his background is "new media" and "addressing abstract social and technological ideas to mixed audiences" ... (computer) science, not so much.

> That said, I do like the idea of reducing abstraction layers, getting closer to the hardware, and using seemingly-strange physics for what it's worth. I'm just very skeptical of his framing of it as something which could make everything 1000x faster overnight.

> I remember reading a book years ago by "futurist" Michio Kaku called Visions. At the time I was really inspired by his "visions", which sounded very scientific. However, I think they were probably just vague, well, visions. This writing strikes me as similar.
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Yes. https://tlaib.house.gov/sites/tlaib.house.gov/files/STABLEAc...

I don’t know what that means for DAI. An interpretation of the law may mean that exchanges would not be able to sell it. And the owner would normally be liable for breaking the law, which is every MKR holder, so I don’t know how they plan on doing that.

But honestly, it never works out that way. Laws get passed, regulators take out easy targets, and the big guys tie them up in court until they get the laws they want.
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>"You are getting downvoted"

I wear it as a badge of honor ;)
I don't know the reasons, but that wasn't the case for murder. Murders in US cities were almost universally up, by big numbers, in 2020. "Flat" for Newark was an actual accomplishment.

https://twitter.com/Crimealytics/status/1343950694672379905

https://www.npr.org/2021/01/06/953254623/massive-1-year-rise...
What stood out the most to me in this particular pop up was the wording. It seemed unusually natural speech. Do you known of any other places on iOS that have a similar feeling?
is anybody going to talk about the numerous and very obvious artificial structures on Mars and Moon? Just shut up and chalk it up to conspiracy right like a good American.
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Once you're dead, what's wrong with being used for parts? It's like the “would you kill 1 person to save 10 people” thought experiment except the 1 person is already dead.

If you object, object. It's not like that's being taken away from you. There's a change in policy that will save hundreds of lives, at the cost of… no problem for anyone who cares enough to fill in a form.
> The full screen app could just as well show its own pixel perfect full screen keyboard and trick users to tap it.

You should’ve led with that, it’s a much better question than your others on this thread.
maybe at the margin, but unlikely enough to matter. in any case, either drivers will pay market prices for interior parking or park in the outskirts and ride transit into the city. either way, they could bring their bikes and scooters (or use these micromobility or ridehailing apps) for added interior range and efficiency.
You’re forgetting about dictation and head-based input controls.
That's not so different from how the European noble families established their privileged positions centuries ago. It's just that they were military leaders rather than state security officers.
> It would work out to €500/month for room and board

€500/mo with food per month? That's suspiciously affordable. What's the catch?

(My Red Bull addiction is currently costing me ~$300/mo alone right now, seriously)
Eh, I wouldn't be surprised if an org like the Pentagon is secretive about things that aren't really necessary to be secrets. It's just kinda in their nature to be that way (kinda like Apple's default-secrecy about products and features).

(Also, sorry to be That Guy, but this one always gets to me: in the sense you've used it, it's "faze", not "phase".)
> If there were no discernable response to the pandemic

I think this is the point GP's making.
What happens when your single server solution is disconnected from the network for whatever reason or you exceed the current configuration? Bad times i bet. Cost of components isn’t the only factor here.
I agree it feels rather dated. Can’t hurt to have it I guess, also I couldn’t manage to trigger it a second time after choosing to stay in full screen. Could be that now Safari remembers my choice for youtube.com.
Okay, so the question isn’t “can you get out what you put in”, but rather “is the amount of energy you can store worthwhile”?
I was there that year, too. And the year before and after. And at ToorCon that year, which was tiny and it was great to talk to him there. Many of my journeys to conferences were because he was on the docket.

A true inspiration in infosec.
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> but they aren't so lazy that they'll continue to take the inconsiderate option if you give them a place to put the scooter.

You'd think so. Take a stroll through the streets of Paris and then see if you still stand by this statement.

Even when the sidewalk is narrow, you can leave your scooter against a wall, not across the sidewalk. You can maybe leave it 50 meters further, where the sidewalk is wider, etc. You know, try to be considerate of other people who probably don't want to have to push your scooter out of the way just because you didn't feel like taking 10 seconds to park it properly.

When the infrastructure is lacking, you can either be a nuisance and argue that it's the city's fault for not providing wider sidewalks or whatever, or try to adapt to the situation while the city does something about it.

Of course the cities have to adapt to the needs of their residents. But they usually are slow to do that. Now, even if I personally dislike those scooters, I won't argue for outright banning them. But at some point, I can understand people being frustrated with other people being an outright nuisance.

And guess what? Paris actually has laws on the books prohibiting this (randomly blocking sidewalks, or riding a bike or motorised vehicle on them). But they are rarely enforced. So people get angry. And I figure that just as cities have to change to suit the needs of their scooter-riding residents, they also have to adapt to those of their non-scooter-riding residents, too.

Now of course, the best solution would be the one which would content both parties, but politics being what they are, it's easier to ask to outright ban things. But, again, I don't think that's always the best approach and don't personally advocate for it. I actually think that it would be better to replace cars with electric scooters, and that they do need infrastructure which the city should build (and they're actually doing it).

But I can't condone antisocial behaviour by scooter-riders while the city builds said infrastructure. And yes, if people apparently can't be trusted to ride them in a way which doesn't endanger or incommode others, maybe outright banning is a solution. I think "this is why we can't have nice things" applies perfectly here.

Also, just because cars are a nuisance it shouldn't mean that we should accept any new nuisance. We should fight back against this, and the first step is to not worsen an already bad situation.
Once Zig hits 1.0 I'll have almost no need for C anymore. I like what I've experienced when developing with Zig, and I think it's neat.
of course it is happening

people think “money laundering” is hard or impossible and will point to articles like this one as “see they got caught”

it is completely unfalsifiable when the reality is that money is fungible and it is a complete waste of resources to try to enforce a whitelist

it isn't necessary to have no evidence of the money, but that is also possible too but wasnt necessary here or in most areas of reintegration

the whole economy has practically no separation from licit and illicit sources and they routinely traverse back and forth
Worst thing with Java is, especially when taking over a project or extending some open source thing: finding where that goddamn log4j config is. Is it in web-inf, in tomcat/glassfish config, somewhere entirely else (e.g. specified in the run config), or is it configured in one of the five wrapper layers.

And then you have to figure out the syntax... does it want package names, class names, or (hello Intellij plugins!) need a fucking # at the beginning to be recognized.

And then you have stuff like a "helpful" IDE that by default only shows WARN and above levels without telling you somewhere "there might be stuff you don't see" like Chrome does.

For actual debuggers, shit is worse, across the board. Running in Docker is always a recipe for issues, not to mention many applications actively messing around with stuff like ports.

A system.out.println always ends up somewhere sane.
Wow! That was painful and heart-breaking to read.

The poor woman suffered the loss of her two sons, had to go through a Kafka-esque ordeal of trying to prove her innocence, only to spend three years in prison, all the time being reviled by the press, prison officers and prisoners for being a child-killer. Her second appeal seems to only have been successful because the family discovered that the prosecution had actually withheld exculpatory evidence showing that the second death was actually due to a bacterial infection (the first appeal acknowledged the statistical evidence was flawed but still upheld the conviction). She effectively received a death sentence as she died four years later from psychological issues that were a direct result of her ordeal.

If such a tragic miscarriage of justice could happen to a reasonably well-off, professional working woman (solicitor), it could happen to anyone!