skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You should publish some docs about that! Maybe other tools can pick it up.

A couple years ago I wanted to tackle this problem for Oil, and there was some brainstorming here:

https://github.com/oilshell/oil/wiki/Shell-Autocompletion

https://github.com/oilshell/oil/wiki/Shellac-Protocol-Propos...

and on the oilshell Zulip in #shell-autocompletion.

The author of the Ion shell went pretty far with it, but it seems to be dormant now (or correct me if I'm wrong):

https://www.redox-os.org/news/rsoc-ion-ux-2/

https://www.redox-os.org/news/rsoc-ion-ux-3/

https://www.redox-os.org/news/rsoc-ion-ux-4-5/

To me a problem is that most shells like bash and even zsh are too impoverished to implement some kind of common protocol. For one, they don't work well with structured data.

I just looked at Fig, and it seems interesting as well. The approach of using Mac-specific APIs and doing it outside of the shell skirts that problem.

I did want to make Shellac correct and precise. Specifically it should have the invariant that if the tool suggests a completion, it should actually be a prefix to a valid command! And it was also supposed to separate the problem of completing the shell language from completing the argv language -- those are two different things. For example shells complete variables like $P -> $PATH, etc. And they complete their own builtins.
I want to point out the irony that I'm being down voted on a startup forum for pointing out that in the US women had to have a male cosigner to take out a loan to start a business until it was outlawed in 1988. Laws like these make some people uncomfortable acknowledging male/female brain differences exist even if it's true. Why the down votes? This is factually true. You are just uncomfortable acknowledging the reality of how terrible people behave. Yet, criticism abound for those worried about the consequences to their lives if the politicians start implementing policy based on the average behavior of different groups.
Not surprising, Blizzard has lost its way and its brand doesn't mean what it once did.

The fall from grace started with the advent of paid services, and in game cosmetic shop in WoW and all of the issues surrounding the launch of Diablo 3 (let alone the disaster that is OWL/Overwatch, complete abandonment in HotS, etc.)
25% efficacy sounds HORRIBLE ... but when you stand it next to 100s of 1000s dying every year - knocking it down by a few 10s of 1000s would be wonderful!
Sure, but you refund and complain about the companies. Gaming community is notorious for the toxicity , like sending death treats to people from the public relations for example.

I disagree with the toxicity addressed at some individuals person that probably is not at fault. I was suggesting some good moderation from the community, not to censor criticism but to allow and encourage civilized comments and block lazy stuff.
Where does it say that he was a Hindu?
> And then I suppose there are some future concerns about actual AGI, that are more about having created some sentient thing, but those are more philosophical at this point.

How would we know? We can't even explain our own sentience.
Note that US is supporting a waiver not the TRIPS waiver that’s been originally proposed.
No, one hundred times no. Just ask yourself the opposite: should a child be honored for the goodness of his parents, if he is a vicious criminal? It's obvious that he shouldn't. By what principle could we say that, but still hold children responsible for their parents' wrongdoing?
Huh. The people in the classrooms had a say on whether or not it was safe.

Whodathunkit?
I believe it is enabled through an in app purchase. I don’t recall the price.
Yours is the perfect example of predatory practices. Fair wages for fair work. Is that so hard of a concept to understand? It's this kind of attitude that workers are turning on trickle down and starting look at more as eat the rich.
> Averages do not apply to the entire population unless the variance is literally zero.

Very true!

As an illustration:

The "Average American"[0] is a 52-year old, white, woman with a Bachelor's degree, who works in "education and health services" and earns about $900/wk (2018 data). She is married, lives in a city with her spouse and together they own a (mortgaged) residence. She lives near Dallas TX and has a 26 minute commute. She is an evangelical Baptist, and considers herself politically independent, but tends to vote Democratic in presidential elections.

...Of course, this describes very few actual humans.

[0] By one method of calculation, at least. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/politics/wp/2018/08/13/t...
I don't know if it's because of having only one X chromosome, but there are very small differences between men and women on the average and very large differences at the extremes.

Men are a little more aggressive than women. But the top 1% of the most aggressive people are all men (and not something to be proud of either.)

Women are a little more agreeable than men. But the top 1% most agreeable people are almost exclusively women.

So small differences on average can still mean there are large differences at the extremes.
There are also the the equality of opportunity issues that still exist for cultural reasons... which seem like obvious things to correct. For example, having a "black sounding" name on your resume causes you to not get called in for interviews as frequently.
Pretty sure the 100s of 1000s dying every year wouldn't mind an extra jab every couple years
> Stop straw manning what I said.

It's not a straw man. You explicit said "... if not straight calls to violence by using words like "fight."". I listed out every instance of him using that word as well as it's conjugations.

I'll ask again, which of those instances do you claim is so egregious?

> That speech was written and was trying to accomplish a goal. Ignoring that public speaking is intended to influence people is like pretending that his words didn't matter at all.

Every speech is intended to influence people. That's literally the point of public speaking.

He also repeatedly mentions that the audience should see if their elected officials are "fighting for them" and, if not, choose different ones the next chance they get.

> He mentioned being peaceful once, but then suggested that the nation was being stolen from them and that they should be patriots and fight back.

Again, where does he say that "fighting back" involves anything that resembles violence?

The phrase, "fight back" is one of the most clichéd expressions in politics. Every politician says it during every election cycle.*
What about Overwatch is a disaster?
I think it's the locale files, like this one: https://github.com/timvisee/send/blob/master/public/locales/...

If you look at github/linguist, that's what recognizes languages in repos. It has this rule for FreeMarker: https://github.com/github/linguist/blob/32ec19c013a7f81ffaee...

It seems a .ftl extension means FreeMarker to linguist, so those localizations show up as such.
It's a general well known trend. You can make a fake account and test it in a few minutes.

Just like in many other animals, female choosy selection is the limiting factor, and the males either prove themselves or might as well die. That's where all this lack of empathy is rooted.
This is fascinating; we do sensor fusion, and we'd like to learn more. adam <at> tangramvision <dot> com
Their games just don't feel like labors of love anymore.

They feel like icky skinner boxes through and through.

Every aspect of their games are a/b tested up the ass to convert as many MTX as possible and personally it's a total turn off. I downloaded Warzone and tried it out this weekend and uninstalled after 2 matches, it just felt off. Hard to describe. Like a AAA graphics Candy Crush. yuck!
The good ones (SC2, OW) are running on life support now with barely any updates. Blizzard died when they merged with Acti and now it's a slow descent to 0 players. D3 was also pretty good well after release (no RMAH) but that was released in 2012..
Antibodies are shape-sensitive though, so there could be antibodies targeting the mis-folded protein. In fact, maybe many people exposed to them where able to develop an immune response and we just don't know about it because these people never had any symptoms (think about the survivor bias, but in reverse, or from the point of view of the prion).
According to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_ETag#Tracking_using_ETags

> ETags can be used to track unique users, as HTTP cookies are increasingly being deleted by privacy-aware users. In July 2011, Ashkan Soltani and a team of researchers at UC Berkeley reported that a number of websites, including Hulu, were using ETags for tracking purposes. Hulu and KISSmetrics have both ceased "respawning" as of 29 July 2011, as KISSmetrics and over 20 of its clients are facing a class-action lawsuit over the use of "undeletable" tracking cookies partially involving the use of ETags.

It appears that there have been at least a few cases of this in the wild.

The main distinction (at least to me) between ETag and the other tracking methods you mention is that ETag doesn't appear to be easily clearable by a user (although that sounds like something browsers should fix if they haven't already).

It's unfortunate that features like this end up getting co-opted by trackers, which leads to breaking legitimate use cases like your app in the process.
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> there is an ongoing effort to victim-blame Native Americans

For example, CNN's Rick Santorum:

> We birthed a nation from nothing. I mean, there was nothing here. I mean, yes we have Native Americans but candidly there isn't much Native American culture in American culture.

https://twitter.com/JasonSCampbell/status/138668534052253696...
I think the claim about "winner take all" games is about things which follow power law distributions. If a large fraction of all possible rewards go to a small fraction of participants, its not too out there to imagine a small number of extreme outliers dominating. Lots of things appear to work this way; eg income or number of streams to songs or book sales. Relating this back to OP's point, almost everything where network interactions come into play appears to be power law distributed, due to the Chinese restaurant process[0]. So as the world scales, we see the effects of power law distributions for larger and larger networks.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_restaurant_process
It’s okay to move on. Maybe you not liking videogames is boring to those who still enjoy them? I’ve moved on from most games and it feels like fresh air, in part because I used games as a generally-unhealthy escape (as one might do with alcohol, I now play games in celebration rather than habitually or to escape emotions). It feels healthy to reevaluate how I spend money and time.
It seems pretty conclusive that there are differences between the distribution of men and the distribution of women. It seems incredibly inconclusive where these differences come from. Especially when human behaviors are changing so much decade to decade. I'm suspicious of anyone who takes the uncertainty in the causal question and decides that it's definitely one cause or the other.

Kinda like certain arguments about climate change or early covid (yeah let's make this even more politically charged), in a state of so much uncertainty, it's useful to look at the potential harms of being wrong one way or the other. The potential harms are asymmetric, so I think it's wise to default to treating people the same in terms of potential. Empirically, it seems like most of history has defaulted the opposite direction ("science says we're different and X is natural") causing a lot of harm to various groups.
Linux kernel system call interface is considered stable. I checked the changelog and didn't see any removals. Don't know about glibc.
Profit in general is not the problem. It’s that we have no idea how to price externalities. If you could prove in court a correlation between coal production and disastrous weather events then you would enable massive class action suits against coal producers, eliminating any profit potential. No investor would go near it and the problem would solve itself.
Whether or not that would be better for society, it would very much violate constitutional freedom of speech. There is no "how about we don't allow" in this case. Or rather, the way people would have to do that is through a constitutional amendment.

It would also set a bad or ambiguous precedent. Are TV, radio, newspapers off limits too? If so, what about the annual State of the Union address to the nation? What about the (yes, small) group of people who don't/won't/can't use the internet?

It also wouldn't really help all that much: As you said, nothing stops normal citizens from posting links: similarly, nothing would stop them from posting to SM everything their favored politician writes on their official site. It might stop the specific politician from posting stuff, but that just means it would take a few extra minutes to be posted by someone else.
I can't say what's driving all the playerbase losses but:

They stopped development on Diablo 3 a long time ago. It doesn't have the staying power of more modern online games where new content is added continuously.

They stopped development on HotS, which never achieved the same level of pull as League of Legends.

Overwatch faces stiff competition from Valorant and other competitive small team FPSes, and also has overlapping audiences with battle royale FPSes.

Starcraft 2 is basically dead. WC3 remastered flopped. The RTS genre writ large is definitely in a waning phase.

IMO, when a gaming company doesn't make new games, it is going to see some losses in the playerbase. To me it's more remarkable that they've only seen this much of a dropoff.
^^^ This. So much this. My boss isn't entitle to know the details of my life, nor is the company, nor are my co-workers.

You earn the details of my life by being my friend, not through a contractual relationship.
Your comment sounds like wild projection in itself. Most skepticism is based on wisdom and experience gained over years of working in the industry and noticing the patterns of 100s of past companies and projects.

Timescale when it first launched was little more than an automatic-sharding extension for Postgres with some convenience functions for handling time data. It was competing with Postgres itself which added native partitions, other sharding extensions like Citus, and an entire class of column-oriented relational databases that have become much more capable.

Timescale today is very different and has added a lot of the missing functionality to make it a very attractive database option, especially the columnstore/compression feature mentioned in that first HN comment.
I love bootstrap. Without it everything I make would be ugly. If you have zero design sense like me, give it a go.
You may have diminished say in the governance process, but you can vote with your money.

If enough people leave a contentious network, the price falls. If you decide to use another chain, exchanges/wallets/miners become profit incentivized to support those chains.
Blizzard has released only the WoW expansion and some minor hearthstone expansions in the last 3 years. They have not really pushed any major IP releases. Acti-Blizzard is as profitable as ever though largely because of the MTX they've baked into COD and other games, their mobile games, and things like their overseas market penetration working out for them.

That combined with the fact they've lost a significant amount of what constituted their top senior creative talent I'm going to say two things:

First they're probably a sound investment, they'll probably keep climbing as the MTX proliferates and as things like Diablo 4 on the horizon release and Warzone through Activision is still massively popular as ever.

And second they're probably not a place where you can expect massive innovation and polish in games any longer, and if you were a fan, like myself, that magical time is over, maybe look to Dreamhaven that some of that senior creative talent founded and others have gone to since leaving.
yes thanks a lot! also retrospectively for implementing basic auth in ffsend!
Bravo for the comment. I know the faggots on here want to downvote anything criticizing the US dollar or mkaing crpytocurrency look good. The ones downvoting seem to be so ignorant that they can't even have a conversation about it.
Legal currency simply means that a payment in that currency is considered, by courts of law, to extinguish a debt. (So a creditor can't demand to be paid in diamonds, for example. As long as the debtor pays in legal currency, the debt is considered extinguished.) On the other hand, a redeemable currency is a currency which the issuer promises to redeem for a certain amount of some commodity. This is independent from the fact that such a currency might (or might not) be accepted as payment in private transactions. The US dollar is legal currency, but is not redeemable.
Maybe my wallet does that automatically, but that has not been my experience.
I find Bootstrap still very useful for a backend UI, where ad-hoc styling is not so important, but it seems to have been taken over by tailwind, the new cool kid. Time will tell.
It may help to have the set of keywords that will yield better search results. Geneticists generally assume that every trait is determined by a combination of Genes and Environment (GxE), and the differences between fraternal and identical twins are used to determine what component is heritable/genetic and what component is environmental.
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A common technique here is to use the query string to control this, with something like ?t=‹timestamp› or ?v=‹version› or ?‹hash of file contents›. Then the server can include proper cache-control headers to say “this is immutable, never going to change, don’t bother asking me if it’s changed”.

A cachebust="yes" attribute wouldn’t be useful in practice because the server would either be serving it to everyone, effectively disabling caching (and which would be better done by actually disabling caching with the cache-control header), or need to decide who to serve the attribute to, in which case there are better solutions. In short, cache busting only works if you have some sort of cache key, which is what the query string technique is all about doing.
Aren't those the people already offering to pay in 'exposure' or 'experience'? I have strong doubt that taking no money from Netflix will help you extract payment from other people.
So to my knowledge you can't choose to not accept a transaction but you can always send the transaction back to the sender.
Yes.

If not having power, that seems upsetting. But...thats how power works, otherwise it isn't powerful.
Wow, I had no clue that these existed, and I am a front-end developer!
Does it finally have a built-in dark theme?

Made my own previously using a customizer gui, but tuning all the colours, shadows, transparencies etc. so it looks good has no end.
Honestly, not surprising. Motorcycles are a time-limited recreational activity in many countries around the world, as 2 wheels become extremely dangerous on public roads when ice and snow are present. It seems like a decent idea on it's face to save money when you don't need it, but I would question why it needs any online capabilities at all. All of the processing needs to be done on the device, as we're talking about fractions of a second to decide if inflation is required in the event of a crash. Not enough time to ask an API if your subscription is valid.

KLIM made a mistake here and should have priced the device in such a way to support it for the life of the product. If that means you're buying into a 5 year life after purchase, so be it. Instead, they're purposefully selling a product that could be deadly under the guise of, "but you save money!". I expect the airbags in my car to work all the time. If I buy a safety feature, that safety feature should work 100% unless I explicitly disable it.

What's amazing is the world of motorcycles already has this concept in production. Most bikes with ABS have the option to disable it for offroad use. After disabling it, I then can ride around and do all the crazy stuff I want and turn it back on when I'm ready. Heck, some manufacturers even re-enable it automatically after the bike is shut off and started again.

Bad move by KLIM imo.
> None of these children had been in an 'exceptional' track in public school. But the scholarship kids all excelled and did well academically.

This implies that splitting students into slow and exceptional tracks is not based on ability, and it hobbles some students that could otherwise succeed. It is support for California's effort to dismantle those tracks.
Please don't swerve into ideological flamewar. This thread has enough nationalistic flamewar already.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
This is a comment for my instance specifically, but you might find it nice to know:

The https://send.vis.ee/ is mostly funded by donations right now. I do not plan to take it down, unless the cost becomes a problem. I'll never resort to ads.

If this ever happens, I'll likely show a warning beforehand. Some time later I'll disable the upload page, and will take the rest of it down the week after. Files have a maximum lifetime of a week anyway. So if you discover this when uploading, you can simply switch to some other service. Existing links should not break.

There's a donation link on the bottom of the page (https://vis.ee/donate). But feel free to use it without a contribution.
On the Mac, I cannot recommend Hex Fiend enough: https://hexfiend.com/
And for our European readers:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1755_Lisbon_earthquake
Not to mention the huge mess around WC3 reforged.
Blizzard didn't develop Warzone. Yes, they are both published/owned by Activision, and they share a launcher, but they are from very different developers.
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Yes, but our society doesn't elevate underperformers so they disappear when you're talking about "who dominates what industry?"
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actually it is this book

http://istl.org/06-summer/review1.html
Their remastered Diablo 2 is on track to be a hit, but it won't be out until later this year.
I am wondering what type of work you found that was better suited to the conclusions of your experiences.
Here it is, being discussed. Therefore, we can discuss it. Can we do so without name-calling? That seems to be a good place to start.
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I still can't believe they butchered WC3:reforged so badly. It could have been a massive boon for them were it not for the hideously greedy ToS along with all the technical issues and straight up downgrades from the original in terms of multiplayer.

There have to be some epic stories of mismanagement or hubris, if only someone would tell them.
It all boils down to what benefit you get out of the ecosystem. One could make the same argument about buying a Apple devices or a Tesla, or even Le Creuset pans. And yet, all of those are highly successful businesses that built a loyal consumer base.