skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You can use a replace directive to handle cases like this without updating the code.

https://golang.org/ref/mod#go-mod-file-replace
It should be noted that TeXmacs isn't just for authoring documents in the traditional sense. It also allows running shell-like programming sessions, for example a computer algebra system, right inside the document itself. The idea is similar to Mathematica and Jupyter but rather using cells for specific purpose (text, code, ...), in TeXmacs everything is part of the same document.
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> Don't bother contacting me if you work in or for the car industry.

Good to see I'm not the only one
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Or, people are not good at changing their stances as they approach death. In game-theoretic “explore vs exploit” terms, the closer you get to the end of the game, the less value there is in exploration. If people lived to 200, would we see 150 years of “young and reckless” or 150 years of “old and stodgy”? I tend to lean toward the former, but of course nobody knows for sure.
Doesn't matter if it can penetrate the magnetosphere, if it's stopped that energy has to go somewhere and some of it is going to hit the planet. Even if it doesn't get blasted it's still going to get too warm.
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The other distressing problem with lockpicking and especially with firearm locks is that a significant part of their security model relies on obscurity.

To be professionally effective, a locksmith must know a lot of trivia about dozens of locks, and you can make that hundreds or thousands if they want to expand to gun safes and bike locks and cars and on and on... For that purpose, the plethora of cheap options is a decent deterrent. No normal burglar is likely to have specialized skills in opening dozens of locks.

But in a targeted attack, if you give any teenager a chance to look at the lock, then a few days to go on the Internet and see someone trivially jiggling the wafer core open, maybe buy an identical lock for $10 and practice their skills, none of the basic products are likely to be effective.
USPS financial hardships stems from liabilities prefunding requirements.
They’re most common on Thursdays but increasingly appear on Wednesdays, too. Sunday is typically the “big” puzzle day, and has a titled theme that usually provides a hint to at least some of the clues, or the puzzle aspect.
Whoa. You can't post like this here and we ban accounts that do.

I'm not going to ban you right now because it doesn't look like you've been making a habit of it, but please review https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and stick to the rules from now on. We want thoughtful, substantive threads here.
This is a great resource, my currency API [1] has actually been on this list for a while!

One thing that amazes me though is some of the places people rely on free services. As someone who has run a free and open access API for over 10 years now it never ceases to amaze me how people integrate free services into critical production code and high volume, high availability contexts.

Sometimes I can see from my logs and sometimes because users end up contacting me - developers happily include the version of my API that doesn't require any API key [2] in large corporate ERPs, apps in the Atlassian app store, shopping carts of super high volume e-commerce stores etc. etc.

Obviously I take great care in how my free APIs are provisioned and monitored, but it is still shocking to me that people just pick an API off a list and then rely on it in a system that probably cost millions in developer salaries to build...

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There are some mitigating factors. The primary purpose of a border closure is to prevent, or at least control, the introduction of the virus into the country, especially to let the health services prepare better. Viewed from this context, Trump's border closures look especially asinine:

* The closure (at least with respect to Europe) occurred by which time it was widely known that the US had uncontrolled community spread.

* The closure applied only to non-Americans, which made it a really, really porous closure. New Zealand's closure applied both to Kiwis and non-Kiwis.

* The administration of the closure was also chaotic and inept. There was no real effort to screen for COVID-19 among the many people who were let in during the closure, and the fact that the arrival halls were jam-packed with people only exacerbated any potential spread that might have happened.

* Similarly, there was no real effort to use the time afforded by the closure (even had it been more effective) to improve testing and tracing infrastructure.

* The actual announcement of the rollout was extremely botched--the White House had to issue three separate statements afterwards correcting Trump's announcement.

* Finally, it's been pretty clear in the months since then that Trump believes that being proactive in the (ineffective) closure efforts is all that he should have done in response to the coronavirus, especially given his pretty active resistance to any further measures.
I can find one etyomoly for "mazette" used as a noun, but it doesn't fit very well to the use of the interjection. Maybe it's linked the same root as "maze" and old english "amazian" (to confuse/perplex).
The UNIX Feuds poster is great too. Would love to get a high-res scan to print out of it too: https://www.flickr.com/photos/32496748@N03/3038053405
I would agree with you, but in terms of games it is simply not a great example. It may be questionable why would we want photorealistic games when 2D, visible pixels are good enough, but games are not known for being inefficient.
Set up NextDNS and change both your phone and home router’s DNS settings to point to it.

Use the blocklist feature to block dopamine inducing websites!
And also UNIX Views https://twitter.com/marcvolovic/status/1122450821541707777
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According to Joris van der Hoeven "... it has become clear over time that this choice of name was one of the biggest mistakes of the project. Indeed, the name incorrectly suggests that TeXmacs is some kind of interface to (La)TeX."
That's a plot point of the Expanse.
This comment is on point!

You have to be nicer/kinded to yourself. Life is hard/stressful enough as is.

When you start feeling bad about yourself, as GP said, "I'm so terrible I can't stop checking my phone", you take away hope and you start living only in the "now". "I'm so terrible" is a gross overgeneralization that puts your mood and increases your need to feel good via the addictive behaviors. Compare that to thinking: "I know I'm having a hard time stopping checking my phone, but maybe today I can do a little less of it."

The thing that keeps addiction going is hopelessness.

Treating addiction as disease (like AA does) is simply WRONG. It is actively harmful to recovery. It renders you hopeless ("I have no control over my disease").
Yes! I have found this to happen a over lockdown with my housemates. Not surprisingly, I recommend communal living.
The technology they are describing is largely language-agnostic as it is just reconstructing the sequence of hardware instructions that executed. So, in principle you can apply the underlying technique to any language as long as you can determine the source line that corresponds to a hardware instruction at a point in time. Which is already done by any standard debugger, at least for AOT compiled languages, as this is how a debugger can use the hardware instruction the processor stopped at to tell you which source code line you are stopped at. For JIT or interpreted languages it is slightly more complex, but still a solved problem.
Well in which case you write the tax law as "Tax is 5% for the first 5 years of the company in the state, and 10% after that".

Then all companies, both big and small can take advantage.

Obviously there are loopholes that would need to be closed before such a plan would work... But it's better than lawmakers striking deals with only their friends.
Not as lightweight as I'd like it to be (threejs is pretty big), but in some respects it probably is.

Thanks for the heads up, I was too eager to get it out of the door — all the links should be OK now.
Interesting. How do you collaborate with others who just use latex?

Just as a note, I do use it today, just not to publish anything as I mostly have to adhere to journal article styles (can't just get by on preprints in my field) and I collaborate with others.
I had better luck with the netpbm tools:

ps aux | pbmtext | pnmtopng > process.png
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So the point is that if bitcoin transactions can occur without a lower bound limit (and I'm still waiting for an answer as I don't know) there is an infinite supply.

The dollar point feels more like word play. In retail there is a lower bound limit for dollars and this is 0.01 dollars. Not so with Bitcoin transactions.
If 0.00001 of bitcoin etc. Is viable tender then simply put the limited supply of bitcoin might be misleading.
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Yes, obviously (facepalms). Thanks :-)
Dallas is not city show. They live in houses in the middle of nowhere. They are outside all the time. Like, you have to read wiki to know Dallas is city.
Futu.re by Dmitry Glukhovsky?
Indistractable goes through the root to why we get addicted and how to fight it a bit. Turn off all notifications, uninstall apps, get a dumb watch so you don't check your phone for time, etc etc...

https://www.amazon.com/Indistractable-Control-Your-Attention...
Various polls throughout the pandemic have shown that both zoomers and millenials have been terrible on average estimating their personal risk as well as the risk of the other age groups. Believing they have at least a 2% fatality risk, and a 7.5% chance of hospitalization. Which is wrong by several orders of magnitude. Source: https://www.economist.com/graphic-detail/2020/07/21/young-pe...

Social media has magnified the natural fear and anxiety that many of us naturally feel surrounding disease. The generations most exposed to it are the least able to accurately estimate risk associated with Covid as a result.

I personally believe that historians will look back on this period as one driven by panic and extreme emotion. Social media is to blame for this, and will continue to magnify these kinds of events.
Yup. There are several rules for how clues relate to answers in the NYT puzzle, and that's an import one. Here are some more [1].

Another thing casual or infrequent solvers should be aware of: day of week matters. NYT puzzles are easiest on Monday, getting progressively harder throughout the week reaching a peak on Saturday. The Sunday puzzle is midweek difficulty, but bigger.

This article [2] gives an example of how the same 4 letter word might be clued on Monday and Saturday:

Monday: “Nabisco cookie”, “Cookie with creme filling”, or “‘Twist, Lick, Dunk’ cookie”

Saturday: “Snack since 1912”, “It has 12 flowers on each side”, or “Sandwich often given a twist”

[1] https://www.nytimes.com/crosswords/tips-and-tricks

[2] https://www.nytimes.com/guides/crosswords/how-to-solve-a-cro...
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Not really a tool request, but: I do much of my work in Vue 2.

I wish hot reload were possible for changes to Vuex store .js files or to router .js files.

Currently every change to Vuex is a full page reload.
It's horrifying as a parent who used to think and act like a child, to see someone who used to be completely dependent upon you, give you unconditional love and beg for your attention, suddenly transform into an independent human being capable of all sorts of things, without your approval even. The older they get the faster they progress. Soon they'll even host their own diner parties.

And the constant worries of becoming your own parents. Kids really mess you up.
He's not predicting macro trends. He runs one of the worlds largest industrial companies, and he's saying that they are seeing skyrocketing input costs.

He's not prophesying anything. He's sharing facts that have already happened.
Please don't copy/paste in HN threads. It strictly lowers the signal/noise ratio.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Right, while we are at it, let's also stop curing for diseases so that, well, dictators can die from them?
Amazon has always used dark patterns with their 3rd party sellers. They even restrict the price sellers can charge on products they sell on Amazon and their own website. This ensures Amazon will be the lowest price.

In this analogy, that would mean you have a store inside the mall and right across the street. Amazon sees you are selling products cheaper across the street since rent across the street is way cheaper than inside the mall. Amazon then says either you charge the same price in the mall or you get kicked out. You could call Amazon's bluff but most sellers are not risking their seller accounts.
I honestly have no basis to agree or disagree with you. I know plenty of 16-28 year olds who drive dangerously and drive drunk/stoned these days too. That is all anecdotal evidence and thus I can't really use it as a basis for arguing _against_ what you say. But likewise I can't just take your claims at face value.

I can easily drink my whole salary if I only drink 25+ year old single malt :)
This does not use tabCapture for any audio processing. As far as I know tabCapture is only available in extension context.
Anecdotal, but I had to deal with sending items from Germany to Italy. They never came and I was not able to track them once they entered Italian postal service.
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Memes and Stickers, an NFT chance for monetization?
Memes everyday brings opportunity for people to get interested in trends info, by the way.... creators and designers enjoy a lot working with but just for fun or a hobby. So What if memes are trated as an NFT monetization opportunity for creators?

Facebook and WhatsApp those platforms are the stickers and memes runaway mecca, so people day by day enjoy all this data but this data is getting fat those platforms just because people love feed on trendy graphic data, so that makes so popular both apps.

Designers put on efforts all day for a new tendry joke or info, thats another marketing way for gain leads and prospects.
That's because this "cannot do" definition of an addict is incorrect/harmful. This is the disease theory of addiction (addicts can't help themselves) and has been proven wrong/harmful in recent psychology.
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That's interesting. In India, all pensioners have to go to treasury once a year in person to prove they are still alive!
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I get this feeling that we've already discovered the highs (or we're close) of the population average. Individuals may get older more than they used to, but as a group there's also a lot of people exposing themselves to risks that didn't exist in our hunter-gatherer past. Too much food and too little exercise kills a lot of people.

Of course not everyone will eat themselves to death, and there have been advances in both other areas of medicine as well as public information. But it seems like the top causes of death are basically linked to eating wrong and not using the body the way it was meant, both of which are not so simple to fix, even if you solve the difficult problem of the telomeres and all that.
Not angry in either case. To me, it seemed like an inference that I didn't intend. Apologies if I yelled at you. :)

"Magical beliefs" not "magic" as in a party trick, but as in beyond the limits of reality, comprehension, and understanding, like the literary genre of magical realism which is fiction that diverges spontaneously into unreal elements. Most religious texts include a great deal of mythological parables that have been inherited, tuned, and reframed. "Ancient holdover" as in many religions draw-on previous religions and include practices that could've started possibly 4 millennia or more BP. In addition there are many rituals, acts, and practices which are questionable: chicken sacrifices, muta'a marriage to underage girls, suicide bombings, IEDs, bombing civilians, circumcision, FGM, abstinence lack of education/blame/shame, Vatican's wealth, communities shunning people for minor infractions, and exclusion of women from education/driving/public independence.

I think we would be letting ourselves be beholden to crybullies / bullies if we self-censor and let other people's beliefs limit what we can discuss because other people might not use personal responsibility to behave rationally and reasonably. I don't understand how someone can be responsible for another adult's behavioral choices. What's your take?

For centuries, many Irish believed some people were replaced by imposters called changelings and then they used this belief to attack, banish, or murder them. I think that's an example of a terrible belief that should be ridiculed, discussed, debunked, and eliminated. There are many types and classifications of on net harmful beliefs that inflict suffering. There are also plenty of beliefs that seek to be at peace with the human condition and with the nature of suffering, like the irreligious parts of Buddhist philosophy.

If this or any public forum isn't "appropriate" to discuss undiscussable taboos, haven't we ceased to be a liberal, open, curious, and reasonable debate society that seeks to advance enlightenment?

I'm not going to participate in any flamewars because "it takes two to tango" and I don't see the point of vitriol for the purpose of attacking, or projecting negativity, to someone you don't know. But I would ask questions if there legitimately-curious points in-between the pixels of other people's burning desire to express their anger unproductively. :)
Ahhh that makes sense, thanks. For some reason I could have sworn I saw multiple solutions for a single maze, which is why I jumped to the query parameters having something to do with the solution picked.
I think it's fine to explore from one topic to the next. I'm 50 and I've done that all my life. I now have a deep and wide grasp of tech and how it functions together.

The downside? It took decades to get reasonably competent in it all.

On hindsight, if I had to do it all over again, I'd probably take the Derek Sivers route[1] of spending a year (or 6 months, or 3 months) on a particular subject before moving onto the next thing.

1. https://sive.rs/donkey
Dick wouldn't wonder if he is a dick
2013: Yahoo buys Tumblr for $1.1B.

2017: Verizon buys Yahoo for $4.8B.

2019: Verizon sells Tumblr to Automattic for reportedly <$3M.
Well, it's the teacher's union. Any benefit it from it that accrues to children is purely accidental.

Maybe kids should unionize. There's a nightmare scenario.
>The strategy reflected a mindset that was once widely shared among the world’s biggest telecoms companies, which sought to benefit from an explosion in digital media consumption by becoming owners of content rather than mere network operators, or “dumb pipes”.

"Apollo buys Verizon media assets including Yahoo for $5bn"

https://on.ft.com/3uk5DMk

Paywalled, but link should be good for 3 visitors. I can post another if anyone is desperate to read.
>> Because as an author, I will want the upstream version of libxyz

> Why would that be true in general?

Because I want to write software that works on various Unices, not just one Linux distribution. So it seems safer to rely on software that my users (the people who install the software I wrote) will be able to install from source, if necessary.

If I were to require whatever version Debian had at the moment, then I'd leave Fedora, Arch, OpenBSD, FreeBSD, Illumos aficionados in the lurch.
Ok, so how is thousands of servers 0.1%? That implies they have millions of servers or one for every 9000 people on earth - are companies this size really that wasteful in terms of servers needed?
Do you not use iMessage? How do you access that when you're using the flip phone?
You mentioned Remote (US) but some of the jobs listed are not region specific (https://boards.greenhouse.io/reddit/jobs/2569304?t=3c9ba6c41...)
Are those opened to remote from anywhere?
This is exactly that image of the World War 2 plane hit by bullets isn't it