skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Perforce for assets? Sure.

Perforce for code? It tries.. but, no thank you. Even if the client was good (it's really not, and will spin a CPU core when it detects a network hiccup) -- it still has a frustrating workflow paradigm, p4ignore is configured per-client, everything is read-only (leading to ugly context switches unless your editor directly integrates with p4) and the command line is so terrible that I think it was actually a joke that someone ran with.

No, perforce is not what you want, without even going into the "decentralised vs centralised" aspect of it.
I enjoy driving my old box Chevy down the back end church road to go fish'n at the crick. It's also fun when the roads get slippy in the winter.

Seriously, that's stuff I'd say.
Yes clearly, if he has corroborating evidence. Also, it's easy to get an unfair dismissal lawyer on compensation share I.e. they take 40% of any compensation as their fee. Plus if it's a major corp and your brother has evidence then they'll usually have a budget/insurance for paying off these types of claims.
> But it should be a very early thing to try, if it's available everything else becomes much easier

I've tried to set up PD but it didn't work, so I've moved on with other options. Now, after you mentioned that, this feels like a good excuse to delve into what exactly didn't work back then.
Someone being assaulted when they’re intoxicated is not equivalent to someone knowingly driving a car when they’re drunk. The sexual predator consciously chooses to assault their victim; the car doesn’t choose to crash.

EDIT - a lot of you seem to think that this is equivalent to a DUI. It is not. If you are driving under the influence, then you are the perpetrator of the accident. If you are drunk and somebody else sexually assaults you, then the other person is the perpetrator.
Patek nautilus 5711/1A-010 retails for around 30k and seems to be going for ~120k these days. FP Journe chronometre bleu commands a similar premium, retailing for around 20k and selling for 80k.
Magit is by far the best way to use git. I've been the git expert at every job I've been in but I owe it all to magit. It really can't be overstated how big of a game changer it is.

I've thought about writing a stand-alone TUI version for people who are scared of emacs. But then I realise it's impossible. Magit is inseparable from emacs. Emacs is what makes it so powerful. Emacs is not a text editor, it's an environment for interacting with text-based tools. Having your text editor and git, as well as every other text tool, in the same environment with the same interface is unbeatable.
I was making an observation about HTML, perhaps too cutely.
Please provide sources, hint: make sure not to include people asking questions and not categorically wanting to lynch the horrible rapist based on a single story and you interpreting that as "creep defenders".
How much google surfing did you do on your dumb terminal?
Bam! Thought so.
> There was another time that he insisted on having intercourse regardless of me saying I didn’t want to.
Calibre has a great CLI too for automating ebook generation
Interesting. I could not find much about them.

Transclusion (yes I had to look it up) I feel would be an interesting property in development and the "auto complete" type of transclusion always feels like a hack.

I wonder how structured software engineering feels like in a big project. Everywhere I have been involved, there were no structure what so ever on the technical level, just process on features and resources.
Arguably the problem in your brother’s case is more his organization being willing to ignore evidence in favor of “optics”, and less the ability of women to make their experiences with predators public.

When accusations like this come out, organizations with a stake in the outcome should act with integrity to find the truth and respond to it. Witch hunts are never a good idea. But the fact that some men may be falsely accused doesn’t mean women shouldn’t speak up when they have experiences like this. Ironically, many (if not most) women who don’t speak up publicly end up being gaslighted and marginalized by the very same kinds of corporate entities who were willing to throw your brother under the bus for optics. By the same token, it’s often a last ditch attempt to get some help after all other avenues have failed.
A DAG of features rather than a DAG of changes would make bug patching a nicer experience.
If it's hard to demonstrably prove actual cases of sexual assault, doesn't it follow that it would be as hard, if not harder, to prove the negative?
At what scale? Until you've reached the point where you're receiving hundreds of bits of user feedback per day, you can just read the comments directly. Or random sample them.

Don't bother with sentiment analysis. Give users a single axis to directly indicate their satisfaction. Rate an app with a number of stars, or ask Net Promoter Score questions. Keep it simple.
This case is one of thousands
For those claiming this should be handled in courts:
1) you know it won’t be… especially internationally at the expense of the accuser that has to go through an extradition process.
2) it is still valuable to warn others that a predator is on the loose.
3) it’s already been publicly corroborated by someone else who had a similar experience and you can expect others to follow.
This article reads like she did not say no as much as she did not say yes, which leaves the reader in a muddled, grey area and unsure of how to interpret anything. Is she consenting, or more specifically, is she explicitly claiming to not consent? It's a very awkward article, leaving readers with more questions than answers at the end, which is never what you want your readers to feel when garnering support.
This case in one of thousands
I’ll look into this API, thanks! Everything I’ve tried previously I ran into limitations that blocked me from building the project I was working on.
yes, i love autojump for terminal, definitely part of the inspiration for this. And I agree on adding more utility to create / edit - we are going in this direction for example jumprope has these commands:

c1 new - create a new calendar invite

m1 new - create a new email in gmail
> If you gave consent because you were drunk, that's not really rape, it could be poor judgment.

No, it's lack of judgement. Total inability to judge, in fact.

> The perpetrator might reasonably think you're sober enough to make your own decisions. Especially if they are also inebriated.

It doesn't matter what the perpetrator thinks. And especially? Is the perpetrator less guilty of rape depending on his blood alcohol level?
Panhandling is way more profitable than that. I’d estimate they earn 30-50 an hour in Seattle
This concept is philosophically interesting, because an infinitely-powerful deity could compose text with a hash value of all 8's, and anyone could verify that it was authored by someone with more computing power than the universe.

The fact that this is possible, but hasn't happened, may imply that we have never received a message from such an entity.
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> So are you saying that victims must win a court case to have their story believed but perpetrators should be taken at their word?

Not the person to whom you're replying, but the presumption of innocence means this exactly. If you are accused of a crime, you are presumed innocent until it can be proven you're not.
> There was another time that he insisted on having intercourse regardless of me saying I didn’t want to.

Insisting doesn't mean doing it, does it?
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> As an inexperienced young woman from a patriarchal culture, I was running away from the stereotype of being thought of as someone “traditional”. I should, like he implied, and wanted to be “cool about everything that happened”.

“Just be cool” is such an abusive and manipulative behavior I’m flummoxed at how it’s lasted this long as socially acceptable.
Here's my chance to plug something I wrote long ago (back in 2012), and revived earlier this month. I used the train/bus/riverboat schedules from Transport for London (TfL) to create an animated view over 24 hours of every single vehicle as it journeys through London. The 2021 version is in 4K at 60 fps: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rj60B7w59s – with details posted here: https://log.kv.io/post/2012/06/04/public-transports-in-londo...

"Open train data" is a bit vague without mentioning where these trains might be, but I did find the London Tube schedule[1] in GTFS[2] format, as well as the bus schedule[3] also in GTFS format. Look for your city or country name followed by "open data" and you might find interesting datasets. In the UK the National Public Transport Data Repository (NPTDR) publishes a database of every public transport journey in Great Britain for a selected week in October each year[4] (only goes until 2011 though).

[1] Tube, scheduled trips: https://hash.ai/@tfl/tfl-gtfs

[2] GTFS is a CSV-based transit data format: https://developers.google.com/transit/gtfs/reference

[3] Buses, scheduled trips: https://data.bus-data.dft.gov.uk/timetable/download/

[4] NPTDR database: https://data.gov.uk/dataset/d1f9e79f-d9db-44d0-b7b1-41c216fe...
> When goods increase, they are increased that eat them: and what good is there to the owners thereof, saving the beholding of them with their eyes?

Ecclesiastes. Read it. But know that once you read it, you can't un-read it.
Good point. Decoding's usually pretty efficient, but you're right that use of wifi plus everything else related to this program might erase much of the power-savings.
Apparently Google’s Blimp[0] project was exactly that before being abandoned.

[0]: https://github.com/crosswalk-project/chromium-crosswalk/tree...
> In the US, lynching has extremely strong implications of racist violence.

Please don’t assume everyone is a US citizen.
Sometimes character assassination is coordinated.

I personally only slightly increase the probability of something being true when multiple accusers come forward. I still want to see proof.

What if a bunch of your ex-girlfriends or ex-boyfriends got together and decided to ruin your life with accusations?
It is reasonable to ask, I am just giving a possible answer.
> Yes, you are victim blaming. Men aren’t wild bears.

They're also not harmless. And I chose the word person for a reason - this could happen between a straight man and a gay man, or a woman could take advantage of a drunk man (although he's not likely to regret it, unless maybe he's married or something - or she gets pregnant)

The thing is I think you have some responsibility for your own decisions, drunk or not.

I don't think it's right to take advantage of someone who's drunk - but it's tough to prove that after the fact and many a young man has had their lives ruined by a woman who they thought consented and then later accused them of rape.

On the other hand I can really empathize with the woman's POV here, and think that it's terrible that there are men out there who take advantage of them when they're under the influence - and I'm sure that's more common.

This just doesn't seem cut and dried.
Painfully true but kind of unfortunate as young professionals are often pushed into going to conferences as a way to get ahead in their career.
All true, but you forgot the money shot:

“A clown can get away with murder.”
—John Wayne Gacy

John Wayne Gacy, often called the "Killer Clown," was one of the worst serial killers in U.S. history, raping and murdering at least 33 young male victims.

https://www.biography.com/crime-figure/john-wayne-gacy

John Waters hangs one of John Wayne Gacy's infamous clown paintings on the wall of his guest room, so his guests never stay too long.

Politically Incorrect with John Waters

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7zFp7CaJqE&ab_channel=lurie...

Chilling paintings by ‘killer clown’ John Wayne Gacy expected to sell for £7,000 each

https://metro.co.uk/2017/10/09/chilling-paintings-by-killer-...
>there's already legal ways to deal with it

suing can cost money, time, effort, and may not able to necessarily clear your name even if you won.
The top comment discusses the fate of an accused in the court of public opinion, and the limitations of that court. The fact you conflate that with saying "what about the MEN?" is more an indictment of your world view than anything they actually wrote.
Well, in this instance given that his coworkers sent him a gift basket, it sounds like the mob came to the right conclusions while the institution took the wrong action.
She was left panicked and crying. That's not generally a sign that there was unambiguous consent.

And it doesn't take a Rasputin-like figure to be an abuser. Plenty of people are taken advantage of and taught to believe things they later realize were abusive, even in relatively short situations. Pretty held all the power here -- he controlled where she was staying, he helped her get to the conference, she was intoxicated, she believe he was her mentor, she believe he had the ability to get her industry connections, etc.

Coercing someone into sex that they later realize wasn't consensual (once they are free from that person's influence) doesn't mean she was lying in the moment or is somehow "discovering" something now.

> Can I not expect her to know, in the typical case, whether she does or does not consent to sex?

Adult humans (because I think this can happen to men too), can absolutely be caught off guard and be "unsure" about whether they are consenting to sex. Not everyone is wired the same, and not everyone is able to make a quick snap judgement. Not everyone is fully able to say no when pressured.

Furthermore, grappling with the question, "Was I just raped/sexually abused?" is really, really challenging. What does that do to your identity? Are you forever a victim? Are you going to have to out yourself and someone else? Will you forever be the target of the public's pity? Are you going to have that stigma attached to you when you want to enter relationships in the future? That's a LOT to put on someone, and many, many victims choose to try and believe that things were consensual, because it seems easier that facing the realization they were abused.
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Yes and much like tech companies outsource their entire campus staff to contractors, oil companies operate a web of companies that a handle all the hard heavy field work.

A firm like NRG only has 5000 official full time employees but have tens of thousands of oilfield workers, also protects them from legal liability.
Interesting, I ended up testing an older 1080p monitor and had the same issue, so it really seems like it is either an issue with the Amd graphics card driver, or an issue with Fedora 34 in general. I am somewhat surprised since I have fairly common hardware , and not much customization.

I'd highly recommend waiting to upgrade
I’d love to hear these audio recordings and the research subject’s responses. Curious what sounds triggered what bias.
...and rewrites/truncates the file titles
What would you call you saying I said something that I didn't say?
Public law enforcement doesn't have any incentive doing anything.

We need private police and a new legal system
I thought this was a shitpost at first... rather than spending time to decrease Chrome's memory footprint their solution is to just run it on a bigger machine in the cloud?
8k resolution, Go, Rust, c++, exotic cars, abstract classes, and MattressFirm are all things that come to mind.
Let's say some game producer starts making games that run on their Linux platform that in turn runs on Apple hardware.
What's doubly ironic is that the bar for convicting an actual predator in a criminal court of law is incredibly high, but the bar for winning a libel case against a false accuser in a civil court is... A lot lower.

It's far easier to obtain justice when you are falsely accused, then when you have been assaulted - but HN threads on the subject are predominantly full of arguments about how awful the falsely accused have it.
25-54FPS here. Firefox Nightly 84.0a1 (2020-10-23) (64-bit) on Linux Wayland with AMD GPU.

EDIT: Profiler says CPU-wise the page is 95% idle.
The early convolution layers could implement a low-pass filter with the appropriate weights.

Presumably the learning algorithm would do so if it were beneficial.
Unfortunately, it's susceptible to the big bad wolf.
Yup, nothing will match the redundancy and reliability of S3. If you use Minio and have hard drive issue, you now need to restore. If you really want to cut down on S3 cost some mor then you might want to use Wasabi or Backblaze with Minio as the S3 layer in front. If you're profitable tho, the peace of mind of S3 is worth it than trying to save another $100.
'I wonder if there's any chance of finding one just by typi' is my uncommon ('...dc28888858...')
If it helps any, I usually squash-merge my final output into sparkling, concise commits with nice messages (my original branch usually has "x" for every commit message). And yes I have a dedicated script for squash-merging too...
TIL: ignore elixir-lang.org, go to hexdocs.
Sure, you can choose to insult them. Meanwhile Mighty is building a solution for them.
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> As it stands today if you wanted to transact in crypto, not only will you pay the $30 fee,

Only bitcoin and ethereum have fees in this range. Other cryptocurrencies do not.

https://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/transactionfees-btc-eth...
> I think people grossly exaggerate this. We have libel and slander laws.

Yeah, but think about how those work. (IANAL).

If I can convince enough people that you are an awful person, I can ruin your reputation. As a recourse, you can sue me for defamation. But once you do that, we’ve switched sides—now I am the defendant and you are the accuser. Unlike a criminal defendant, the defendant in the court of public opinion never enjoys a presumption of innocence. Instead, he has to carry that burden of proof through a civil lawsuit just to clear his name.

> Individual companies aside, entire communities of people aren't that stupid.

If that’s true, why bother with courts of law in the first case? If the mob is capable of adjudicating questions of guilt or innocence, we’re wasting a lot of money on lawyers as a society.
There are plenty of stories of law enforcement ignoring, downplaying, and even harassing victims of sexual crimes who try to report it. Please do not act like the police are a high trust authority who act only in good faith - we have overwhelmingly seen the other side of that in these past years.
Perhaps your sign up did not work - you have to have a google chrome account with an email address and then install the extension here.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/jumprope/peljbehfb...

if that doesnt work please reach out to scott@jumprope.ai and i will investigate
Unfortunately, it's susceptible to a big bad wolf attack.
I too have been looking into a sunken greenhouse and using geothermal venting and long pipes to bring the port temperature closer to earth, somewhere near 50 degrees F. Much easier to heat or cool that than the outside air.

Thanks for the tips on the water. That has the benefit of having emergency access to water if I need it. Also much easier to build than a clay wall.
There are two ways to solve this:

1. Write and distribute a wrapper script that sets up the clone in the way you want, with hooks, diff tools, LFS, etc.

If you're talking about diff tools and LFS, you need some way to actually install those components, so presumably it shouldn't be hard to get this wrapper script onto end user machines.

My employer uses this and it works well - we have a special command that creates a new clone and configures it appropriately. Once you have a clone, you can use the git commands as usual. People seem fine with this workflow. (Previously the special command was named something like "git-xyzclone" so you could just run "git xyzclone" instead of "git clone". But as we added a few more build/review/release features, we made a general "xyzdev" command with a few subcommands, of which "clone" is one.)

2. Set up /etc/gitconfig (or ~/.gitconfig) and in particular the init.templateDir setting to customize the settings you need.

Again, presumably you have some way to install things - but if you don't, tell employees to run "curl -O https://corp.example.com/.gitconfig" as part of setup, and then you can bootstrap yourself from there.

Git doesn't and cannot accept executable hooks/LFS helpers/etc. from an arbitrary remote server because then as soon as one of your employees clones something from GitHub they'll get event-stream'd. Your authority to enforce configuration comes from your authority (either technical or social) to get employees to install things on their machines - if you have that authority, then there are multiple ways to accomplish this.

(I suppose Git could have a "core.executeArbitraryCodeFrom=https://git.example.com" setting or something, but if you have the ability to push out that setting to all your users, you have the ability to push the actual settings you want.)
I posted about this earlier today:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26959559

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26959675

That's one of several standard things that we do to help users who email us with privacy-related requests. As I've explained at those links, it has nothing to do with being a YC founder.

Please don't stir up meta drama on HN.
You see the double standard you’re preaching?

When a woman is sexually assaulted, you tell them to use the justice system. You stick to this despite other folks telling you the chances of conviction are low. You don’t want people to make public accusations.

And yet you, in this thread, have no problem making accusations against Nike for wrongful termination. Why not use the legal system to pursue this? You answer that too - low chance of success apparently.

Within a few minutes you’ve done exactly what you’re asking OP not to do.
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I think you cut the list a bit.

As an thought experiment try to think that your husband/wife does those things with somebody (accepts invitation to sleep in the same airbnb, without anybody else, with single opposite sex, bringing bottle of wine) - would you be worried? And if yes, why? Is it not even remotely possible that somebody would feel weird about their partner doing it?
I guess but that upstart better be willing to bet a massive amount of capital on creating that infrastructure only to potentially see its advantage evaporate as the supply lines normalize.
That's the exception, though. If the changes are automatically stashed when you switch away from a branch, restored when you switch back, and operations that act on branches require you to first switch to that branch, the stash and branch won't get out of sync, the stash will be right on top of the branch. Conflicts shouldn't happen unless you do weird things like reset a branch (git checkout -B) or update it directly without checking it out (git update-ref), in which case you might not even need conflict resolution, such operations might just be specified to immediately drop the stash.
What proof would satisfy you? How is a victim of rape supposed to be able to supply that proof? Should women wear body cams at all times?
The number of fake rape complaint surely depends on how they're treated.

If an accusation only has effect if it's proven in court, there will be few of them.

If you can destroy someone's life by a mere accusation, false accusations will be very common. Also, just a threat of such an accusation will be very powerful.
Its a standard pinout. There are other NAND configurations like 16-bit data bus, multiple bus, multiple die that requires more pins. 16-bit data bus is pretty rare these day. Other possible reasons can be for test modes, thermal.