skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes, but that trick doesn't work so good when you use tungsten to fake gold, because they allmost got the same density. Thats also probably why the tungsten price recently went up together with the gold price, despite no significant increase in industrial demand for tungsten. Because thats how gold bars gets faked today.
How did you find out that they no longer wanted to wine and dine? E.g. they usually contacted you, but stopped?
If it's well-known, then why do people agree to it?
iOS update can't be installed while audio is playing
That looks cool, but from what I can tell, not really something I can use. All of the Selenium testing I'm doing is accessed via localhost, often on bare metal. None of it's available via the internet, which it looks like is required by your service.
The rollers and torque aren't the issue here, dude. The lack of safe design is. An end cap on the design to eliminate the possibility of something getting sucked in is all it would have taken. I'm sure some "aesthetic minded" executive or product designed poo poo'd the idea to "maintain a certain Peloton look"
The follow up to this: https://torrentfreak.com/triller-offers-amnesty-to-pirates-c...
Definitely, though nothing we're announcing yet!

The /products/ is in part because we also offer the DIY Edition: https://frame.work/products/laptop-diy-edition
SpaceX Starship SN15 flight test live stream [video]
Are there products from the amazonian rainforest that could be harvested in a sustainable way? We could buy those. I've seen some kind of "jungle peanut" for sale that purportedly only grows in dense forest - perhaps there are more items like this?
Power spikes are moments in the design of the game where one player/character is really powerful relative to another player / character. Sometimes in League of Legends heroes are designed to be kind of weak at the start or strong at the end. Sometimes a character is just really strong relative to others for a period of time because you unlock a power before the counters are unlocked, or you purchase a powerful item.

Power spikes can be fun because it can be fun to have a feeling of power, or see the balance change in your favor in a game. They can be frustrating because you can be faced with a power spiked player and feel helpless. It is a design choice with pros and cons.
Funny you noticed. (Natural) diamonds have certificates of authenticity, ostensibly for appraisal and insurance. When I told her I could print one up with the specs is when the arguments started.
Given this is meant to be repairable and maintainable, I am disappointed that there is only a one year warranty.

If this Laptop is really built to last, offer a longer warranty that proves the company making it truly believes it will be high quality for years. At the very least certain components like the shell or main board should have a long warranty otherwise what’s the point of servicing a laptop where the case/board isn’t worthy of being reused.
I'd be all for it if this actually worked. I'm just not convinced that their government would be willing to cooperate (and able) to enfore such the rules against farmers trying to clear the woodland.
Why does it need to last twice as long? If a sealed laptop lasts 4-5 years then a modular one only needs to last a bit more than 4-5 years to be worth bothering?
Let's say std::iter::from_fn didn't exist. Then you'd need to make something that ends the iterator when the function returns none, you could do it like this:

std::iter::repeat_with(f).take_while(|elt| elt.is_some()).filter_map(|elt| elt)

Where `.filter_map()` removes the Option layer and `repeat_with` creates an initially infinite iterator from your function `f`.

Long time ago, `repeat_with` might not have existed. Maybe you'd do something like this instead for that in Rust 1.0.0: `std::iter::repeat(()).map(|_| f())...`

You prefer to use std::iter::from_fn now that it exists, of course!

To be honest, making a simple iterator adaptor is quite easy too, so you could have a knack at making one you are missing - if you can't find it in std or in the crate itertools already.
I am both a programmer and someone who uses a fair amount of mathematics – I work in medical imaging, and it is not uncommon to have both psudeocode and "proper" equations in a talk.

I _still_ think that Keynote together with a colour-formatting syntax highlighter just can't be beat. Beamer on latex is excellent and listings is powerful – but it takes too long. Keynote's latex engine is 99.9% good enough and being able to arrange things graphically is just a killer feature. This looks like a very fancy, shiny project – but also at some level a bit of a time-sink. I'm really bad at spending effort on formatting instead of content, because I enjoy it, and it's a nice form of procrastination!
Triller Offers Amnesty to Paul vs. Askren Pirates, Says VPN Users Not Protected
Ask HN: What is a common pay cut for moving?
First off, I'm based in SF and my company went 100% remote.

I talked to my startup about moving to Miami and they said they would probably "localize" my pay.

What is the standard? I notice other companies are wresting with this question. What is your experience?
*patent not parent
Doesn't matter. China buys a magnitude more than France and is expected to increase the demand even more.

https://www.world-grain.com/articles/14738-china-sees-record...
I have spotify plan that amex failures have cancelled twice in the last 10ish years. Emailing them to retry the charge works, I'm sure it's just random outages and it's never bothered me. But it's also never killed me before. That would be evil.
The follow up to this previous story: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26995589
You are way behind the curve. Google "car payment lock" and you'll see. Preventing the car from starting if you miss a payment has been a thing for almost a decade in the sub-prime market.
> In a situation like this, the ideal is to put the radio button inside its label, and make the label `display: block`, or something else that achieves this effect (if done carefully, you might even find `display: grid` suitable nowadays).

This is actually not great for accessibility. It may be okay for some screen readers if you also populate the for/id attributes, but even then you should test to be sure.

Edit to add:

> Video thumbnail: an interesting thing that has just occurred to me on this is that the poster attribute doesn’t let you provide multiple formats like <picture> does. Hmm, so you probably keep serving a JPEG here instead of WebP, AVIF or whatever else. Wonder if anything can ever be done about that. I can imagine them making poster="#foo" followed by <picture id="foo"> inside the <video> work. Eek, this similarity to svg:use made me realise that you can actually achieve this goal with SVG already: the code below ought to do it; ugh!

My solution is to skip the poster attribute and use a picture with object-fit: cover.
Right, I don't really agree with your interpretation, though I can understand how you might read it that way. As I wrote above, I read it as "take this as a learning opportunity to empathise with others", which I would think leads to a _more_ humane society.
Really great book and it captures the challenges perfectly!
Or an alarm system that left your house open for the same reason.
The Framework Laptop DIY Edition comes with no OS installed, so you can bring your own. We're working with a couple of popular distributions on compatibility checks and updates. The pre-built Framework Laptops do come with Windows 10, though you can install anything you'd like too.
I've just replied to another comment of yours, where I may have cleared up some things.

I don't believe for a moment that racial "preferences" are a result of some personal freedom without being influenced by culture. But women don't live in a women society, it is shaped by both men and women. My problem is with the framing/blaming of women. And racism is in every culture, interracial couples are looked down in most countries. There is improvements, but it is a slow process. One can hardly change personal views ingrained throughout decades, and it does gets passed down from parents, though hopefully less and less.

And the important thing is regardless of the source of her preference, at the end of the day it is a given women's inalienable choice who she finds attractive -- even if it is not "fair".
I'm curious why you'd say that. It sounds to me like a bureaucrat pointing out a scientific fact about the testing.

I'm not an expert on testing for prions, but it doesn't surprise me that the test isn't good enough to pronounce an animal disease-free. And if that's correct, it's very much their purview to make it clear that advertising it as disease-free would be false.

Most of the work at US agencies is done by career employees who are largely insulated from changes at the top. Politics certainly happens, but rarely at the level of individual decisions like this.

Such agencies certainly aren't immune to regulatory capture, and it's conceivable that it's the case here. The scientists and bureaucrats who wrote that have likely worked with the cattle industry their whole careers, and have many personal contacts. Same for their bosses.

But this memo turns on a specific technical point. If the tests aren't good enough, then they're not good enough. It wouldn't take regulatory capture for them to reach that conclusion, and this memo is exactly how they'd say it. It's also what it could sound like if they were being influenced by industry, but I'd say that the burden of proof is on somebody making that claim.
It looks like they managed to keep the amount of unnecessary added whitespace to a minimum this update. Kudos! :)
> Which is all around the most important

The science simply doesn't back this up. And nowadays, even without covid, most people meet online where the simplest filters (race, height, face) are the most important. Imagine if men used a "breast size" filter, do you see why this is so disturbing?

> I'm fairly sure each culture have stereotypes of other cultures; but it is getting better. I'm sorry if you have been the target of such negative stereotypes, it's absolutely not okay, but one should not hold grudges against unknown individuals of that society, because it is the same shit.

There is no stereotype like this about white men, they are considered extremely attractive.

> I said a significant percentage of men are misogynistic.

This has not been my experience in general, most men I meet in tech and in the US share your types of beliefs.

> Well, how about blaming society instead of the individual? Behind every such woman there is a father and mother who repeatedly told her how bad these "other" people are and to never bring one home, etc. Or even just implicitly meaning that. It takes time to "heal" a society and interracial couples are much more acceptable than even just a decade age.

Even asian women show these biases for only dating white men. A lot of these women are very left-wing, it is not because of their fathers and mothers. They should take responsibility.
Even with particle classes being identical, there can still be competition between the classes themselves...

Not to mention, there are unstable, rare, and unseen configurations like pentaquarks and such. Some particles are unstable _because_ of their environment. In a different universe, they might be the populous, stable particles.

P.S "Elementary" particle doesn't mean much since its definition shifts as we discover more about the structure of the universe.
SVG are absolutely an option and I've been meaning to go that route by default for some time, but old habits die hard. I mostly use them for icons, SVG feels saner than the alternative methods and easier to work with. Combined with design work it's convenient.

Webp/png can be very useful in the sense that there is a broad understanding about how to work with plain images. A low barrier to entry, and easier collaboration in some situations.

I did not know about the alpha channel workaround. That's nice to have in the toolbox, Thanks.
Many countries have their own domestic social networks with varying popularity - some are way more active than FB, others are more or less dead. Russia is an example of the former.

Other countries don't use social media much, because they are culturally just not as interested in it.

There's a few countries where you can't really avoid being on any social network and that social network is not domestic, but those you can probably count on one hand. Off the top of my head I can just come up with Australia, India and Indonesia.
The rational middle ground would be to allow the private testing, but regulate any advertising or marketing of the testing and/or results on the basis it would likely confuse the consumers. If the interest in private testing magically disappears, then the intent is clear and might be a valuable factor for the consumers who might reasonably conclude the private company only had interest in performing testing they knew or should have known was immaterial for the purposes of marketing the testing to consumers as though it were material.
Very relevant and entertaining article from Matt Levine: https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2021-04-21/you-ca...
This is wild. It's the most Snow Crash nonsense I've ever seen.
14. `download` attribute: this can also take a value, which will be used as the filename. This is useful if you generate a file client-side as a data: URI.

Now there is one I can't believe I missed.
Why not attack from both ends? It isn’t mutually exclusive and talented software engineers are vacuumed up by these mega corps so having the cream of the crop devs leave will pressure mega Corp to fix things and make it a place these employees are demanding it be for them to stay.

You think Google is gonna start hiring mediocre talent rather than bend over backwards to stop hemorrhaging their loss of world class talent.

This is an effective strategy in forcing the hand of a mega Corp at scale.
Google has been exceedingly difficult to work with from an Enterprise standpoint. We spend millions with them for Google Workspace and I don't even know our account executive's name, nor have we ever talked with them if we even have one. Everything is done through our VAR.

In the meantime I'm well aware of and speak to our Microsoft rep regularly, they know our business and what we need, and have been helping round up resources for upcoming projects and initiatives. It's night and day between MS and Google.

It seems like Google thinks their products are so perfect and infallible that they can cut out the human element entirely. That may work for personal Gmail accounts and such but not so great when you spend millions with them.
If a business behaves in a way you don't agree with it's perfectly reasonable to cease purchasing from them. Of course this move punishes soy growers who aren't responsible and turns them into collateral damage, but a move like this isn't meant to punish the soy growers as much as it is the Brazilian government (who are much better able to control the situation than a foreign power) for allowing the behavior to continue.
I agree, the solution to sexism, racism, and so on, is to ignore those categories and respond to everyone as individuals.

But this analysis is useful pushing back against policies that have as their basis the assumption that gender-based differences in personality do not exist, and set measures accordingly. Those are anti-individualist by nature.

In other words, there are many policies and some laws in place that care only about crude statistics about aggregate groups, and the idea that there could be real biological reasons that more women prefer (plucking something out of the air) teaching early education than higher education breaks those assumptions. Those policies are working against the real choice of the individual.
That's reducing judgement down to a binary option which doesn't quite capture the breadth of actions. No president has only good policies. No president has only bad policies. All deserve some form of criticism and praise. Some more than others, in either direction. But reducing all this down to an election is ridiculous. They represent us. The system isn't vote them in and let them do whatever they want during those 4 years and then decide if that was good or not. We still need to operate in real time.
> Asimov / Clarke / Lem

Asimov's SF is, sadly, hard to read these days. Clarke has held up better but still a bit dated. Lem reads as fresh as ever, but he's not so well known.

(What happened to Bradbury and Heinlein?)

Gene Wolfe is only one generation younger than these guys, and he just died, but I consider him a better writer than all the others I mentioned except Lem.
Just watch this. Should be all the evidence you need.

https://youtu.be/6nOwDAel38g
They keep milking the same aging WoW userbase, of course it'll decline, since that demographic is becoming old enough to not care anymore

Their business decision to re-release WoW with WoW: Classic was a poor one

They should have made either a sequel, or a full REMAKE, not a lazy-milking-re-release, it just plain stupid

And let's not talk about the way they "reforged" Warcraft 3..

They print lot of money, but sadly it goes in the wrong pockets.. poor management, 0 vision for the future, stuck milking an aging player base

Doesn't sound great for the future
> Orbit is an experimental platform for publishing and engaging with small tasks repeatedly over time. In the short term, it's focused on supporting the "mnemonic medium", a way of augmenting texts so that readers can easily remember all the key details. For an example, see Quantum Country, a textbook on quantum computation. More abstractly, Orbit aspires to offer a more general form of spaced repetition systems like Anki, as part of a connected cloud service. Learn more on the home page.

Huh?
Usually, you don't lose a customer over a bug in two days. Customers are reasonable usually and understand that it takes time to fix bugs. Most of other reasons like CEO doing a demo at a conference can also be managed. I really don't see a reason for hard deadlines ever. In fact, hard deadlines is sign of bad management with notable exception of startups and other young companies with no managers or new managers.
My impression is that the current administration in Brazil really does not care at all about deforestation, and hasn't been the best at respecting contracts, so refusing to buy is more likely to work.
Some stats on your page seem obviously faked. E.g top 1 cs go player has 11600 days of play time. Longer than the game even has existed.
Per TFA they give you a 30day grace period if the card declines.
High frequency trading tech finds a new field.
Their preferences may be innate, but their standards are not. Their standards change depending on their life experience. If men they find very attractive give them attention (but not commitment), they are going to have a harder time settling down with men they find less attractive but which are willing to commit to them.
It also doesn’t work if some countries can capitalize on their natural resources, and others can’t. We also have something to gain from rainforest protection.
PMs imply privacy.
For the first year of overwatch, me and my friends played for hours. Every night. Every day.

Then they started restricting your team choices. You could no longer have two of the same hero.

You then had to be forced into meta-roles ONLY.

You then had to queue specific roles and were not allowed to pick anything else at all.

All lack of balance and content aside, what the hell?
US announces support for patent waiver on Covid vaccines
You don't have to go this far.

A boy from a poor neighborhood will have more in common with a girl from a poor neighborhood that another boy from a rich neighborhood.

How many kid from poor urban area love horses? Compare that to kids from rich urban area? What about sailing? Ask a kid from a poor neighborhood his dream job. Surely, it's the same as your no? something between astronaut, archelogist, scientist. Except it is not. Because cultural environment mold children more than any biological difference.
For what it's worth, I was glad you shared your stack, was actually kinda curious ! Very nice website, thanks for sharing, hope you had a blast building it ;)
Actually I believe the issue here is that you are struggling to understand what I mean when I say "remove societal influence".

Where you are born is literally only societal influence, that's not an innate property at all. In fact it is almost as far as you can get from an innate property.

You're also pointing out extreme outliers as some sort of gotcha when the entire point is talking about population-level discrepancies and averages. Indeed, you can cherry pick whatever you want in order to get desired results. The question is, when you select two people completely at random, and you only look at intrinsic characteristics, will sex be the biggest differentiator on average? You might disagree, but the vast majority of people will not. Said another way, which is more common throughout history – societies that segregate based on sex, or societies that segregate based on weight?

When I say "men are stronger than women", is your response really to say "well I bet I can cherry pick a woman and cherry pick a man and the woman will be stronger than the man"? You can do that of course, but that would clearly not be taking my argument in good faith.
Maybe they say this to incentivize subscribers to continue paying

Meanwhile, it will work always anyway. Thats how I would build it
Will you also pay Russia and Canada in proportion to the forest that they are not cutting? Because if you start paying for every tree not cut you will get bankrupt very soon and suddenly you will see a lot of tree that could have been cut everywhere.
I have mixed feelings. I like the freedom and increased amount of privacy I have at home, but I miss having face-to-face meetings, hanging out with coworkers during breaks/after work, having pre-prepared food, getting an excuse to ride my bike a large distance every day, and occasionally traveling to other offices and seeing what they're like.
What's this "we"? Some of us aren't going to get CJD because we aren't implicated in this whole cow-eating activity.
On the general theme of hoaxes: _The Yes Men Fix the World_ is hilarious https://archive.org/details/The.Yes.Men.Fix.The.World.P2P.Ed...
Is this designed for games only?

If I wanted to create an interactive-type web experience like Adult Swim's Singles series (made with WebGL), could I do that with this tool?

https://www.adultswim.com/music/singles-2018/3) - initial load takes some time unfortunately
Typo in https://getbootstrap.com/docs/5.0/components/scrollspy/#exam...

"Thidd heading"
That might feel good, but I doubt it will work. China would be happy to buy up the soy.
Would renting/purchasing the land itself be a possible approach? (perhaps a collateral held by a 3rd party could be involved?)
Mexican Crypto Exchange Bitso Becomes Latin America’s First Crypto Unicorn
The California Exception
Knowing that Europe is also starting to stop some economical deals https://www.lemonde.fr/international/article/2021/05/05/l-un...

China is the biggest importer of agricultural things. They can't produce locally all the food they eat. And Europe is exporting a lot of wheat and other corns to China.

Maybe we can start to put some pressure on them finally ;)