skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The problem is that this ruling was unequivocally outside the rule of law in my estimate. You want to stop climate change? Great! Pass some laws via the legislature, enforce them via fines and jail through action initiated by the executive branch under the oversight of an impartial judicial system. Exactly which law could not be enacted by a judge under this precedent/newly found tort? Why are we foisting our collective guilt as a society onto a single hate-able company as if ordinary people making quotidian decisions lack fault, agency, and responsibility?

Yes, I realize we are not talking about the US...
Yes. The site has also been through several rounds of civil war level drama, so you may or may not be able to find an article or version of an article you want to re-read. Don't give up; what you're looking for will be in the edit history or on an archive site.
The article asks a question and answers it in a very clear and clean way in its first 11 sentences. Not sure what you are complaining about here or why you would invoke "mods" in any way.
I presume the OPs comment is getting down voted because they made an unsubstantiated accusation of shilling - pretty sure that's against the HN rules, but in any case HN users tend to take a dim view of this behaviour.
If you're worried about abuse, email hn@ycombinator.com and they'll look at the data.
Galápagos tortoise found alive is from species thought extinct
This is just playing a game with semantics; the form, canvas, dialog, and keygen elements are also first class. Nobody is saying that the web isn't primarily documents.
Neovim is awesome. I really hope it becomes a real successor to vi[m] to the point where it's integrated into server distros so it can be effectively the default.
A studio recording is what? 100k investment? A season of TV is at least 10M--and Amazon and Netflix are spending 200M on some.

I think it would be very challenging to set compulsory licensing rates for TV and Movies.
I Blocked Amazon, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, and Apple (2019)
It's been a long time since I worked at Geoworks and my memory is a bit fuzzy. The tool chain was highly proprietary object oriented assembly. The builds were all distributed for speed. The tools were all developed on sun workstations. There was a strong pivot to tablets (inspired by apple newton) and smartphones by the time I joined. Eventually a toolchain around an object oriented extension to C was developed and I don't believe that required a sun workstation, but I don't remember the details.
Does individual bear responsebility for lack of public transport, the fact that electric cars didnt even exist not long ago, and for living in a house that was build emitting CO2 and opposed to living in a cave?

But lets go with that argument - i am 100% responsible for my CO2. If I am choosing a washing machine, are they labelled with amount of CO2 emitted in production of each? If the company lies to me about this, does anyone go to jail?

Are you aware that carbon credits market ia one big fraud, with "overestimates" averaging 50x?
In Polish it is "sto lat" (a hundred years). More pessimistic, it seems. :)
>As if I'm not part of communities that are on freenode? Is there something you believe gives your opinion more value than mine?

The real question is, is there something Andrew believes gives his opinion more value than the collective opinion of each individual community, as determined by that community, and not him individually?

It's like I said in my OP: The hardest thing for someone with NPD to hear is that they don't always get to be the final decider of all things.
I can't wait until my SHIB hits $10/coin!
Security by Design
This is kind of what Roku does, yeah? Each Roku device comes pre-loded with a suite of streaming services installed (but you still have to subscribe to each one...) and the remote even has dedicated buttons for whatever streaming services are paying Roku the most at the moment.
To sign up to alternatives, I usually need an email address. To sign up to email, I have yet to be required to link to one of the many alternatives. Here are my alternatives:

physically meeting with people, if possible.

phone calls over a landline!

video calls: jit.si, skype, zoom

news sites/feeds/aggregators with comments: Hacker News

bbs: reddit

usenet

I tried Slack for a bit, but found it unbearable to use. My email use may have declined, but this definitely not because I am using alternatives more. Perhaps, fewer and fewer people want to be engaged with any these.
Sounds fine on both sides. I prefer not dying or being punched for no reason.

Asians please stop supporting BLM.

By doing so, you are hurting other Asians. Nobody will help you when you are attacked by black.
I love this. When I use Google assistant to start a timer, it always says "Sure, 5 minutes. And we're starting now."

This takes about 5 seconds, and the timer doesn't start until it's done. It's a minor annoyance, but I'd prefer a simple chime.
Very little.
~95% of my personal email and ~60% of my work email is discarded because I have no interest in the message.
IM (Skype, Google Hangouts, Text) is my preferred means of communication.
I don't like my real-time being monopolized by voice calls. I rarely answer the phone unless I know who is calling and why.
I got a bunch all over me while working on the jetski this weekend. Whee
We should build a small miner/factory that can replicate itself and build up a supply chain on the Moon, and on Mars.

NASA has proven it possible to make Oxygen on Mars, and it should be possible to extract it from the water on the moon.
All around classy company: https://highline.huffingtonpost.com/miracleindustry/americas...

Quote from the article:

“Oh, they’ve already reserved for that stuff,” one of them told me during a coffee break. He meant that in Johnson & Johnson’s financials, there had been money taken from earnings and put into a column vaguely called “accrued liabilities,” in order to account for the expected billions that might still have to be paid out in verdicts or settlements.

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I wonder how their accrued liabilities column looks like for the sunscreen products.
Worth noting that based on AAPL's latest 10-Q, the vast majority of their cash is invested in corporate bonds, which have a nominal annualized return of ~6%. I'm sure the financial value of any acquisition is pitted against this alternative.
all I wanted to see was the new UI and they show it, so I'm glad. Definitely looks like they took some inspiration from the Blender 2.8 UI. It looks really nice.
Conglomerates have never been a good idea (imho), because they have this ugly tendency of cornering one market at a time using profits from all other divisions.
HATEOAS was a little more useful when the commonly used media was XML rather than JSON. XML has XPath, which I was able to use to find the URLs for the different actions I want to perform, should they ever change. In practice, however, those URLs never changed or were constructed in a very predictable way.
To say nothing of the Lipka Tatars
More like a /usr/lib shared across games on the same console
I’m with the parent. I have to copy and paste all of these different little snippets (in the arcane viml language, although now maybe I can configure with kia?) and annotate what they do, and sometimes they compose poorly and other times they don’t work at all. Many plugins are only available via some of the package managers do you have to use several package managers with their own conventions.

Honestly the thing I like best about vim are the keybindings, and while many other editors try to reproduce them, they rarely get it right. The only one I’ve found that comes close enough is vs code and it doesn’t search properly (case insensitive) and it uses a sane regex language instead of whatever regex language vim uses.

I specifically dislike the vim philosophy that defaults should be insane and the user should have to configure things to their liking with all of the expertise that entails. VS code does a much better job in this regard (though it has its own quirks).
In [1] Arthur De Vany showed rather convincingly that the split between distribution and production for movie production made things worse for the consumers. The problem is that the profit of the whole industry is dominated by very few titles and that split lead to a few non-trivial consequences like lack of diversity in Hollywood.

[1] - https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/0415312612?psc=1&ref=ppx_po...

EDIT: one of the Amazon reviews gave a very good summary of the above point:

One of the more interesting conclusions is that the old movie studio system understood implicitly that this business was unpredictable. Until the antitrust laws were used to break them up, the studios contracted stars, script writers, directors, distribution networks and movie theaters in order to own the entire stream of revenues all their movies would generate.

This way the old studio bosses could diversify their risk in what was essentially a portfolio of movies. They knew that they could not predict which of their films would be a hit so they insisted on owning them all and on managing costs so that the hits would pay for the turkeys, while leaving shareholders with a healthy return.
I hadn't really thought about that, but yes of course. E.g. French "il fait beau", "elle a quarate ans" etc. Making and having, rather than being.
Buddy of mine did his master thesis as at a biofuel company a decade ago or so. He was supposed to do some advanced filter modelling, but do so he needed to configure the pid regulators to actually save the sensor values, not to mention turn them on. So he ran the pid configuration software, noticed they hadnt been tuned at all, set the values to something not catastrophically shit by just looking at the signals for a few minutes, then collected his data the next few days and went home to work on the thesis. It took a month before they figured out the random thesis worker no one paid attention too was the reason output was up 80%. He got a really nice bonus and job offer as a result. Then he actually tuned the pids using basic but proper system identification, but the largest gain is always from the most basic stuff, like turning the controllers on.
San Jose shooting: 'Multiple fatalities' in California shooting
Patch immediately: VMware warns of critical remote code execution in vCenter
This idea that megacorps are above the law and can scoff at democracy is perverse, dangerous, and rampant on this site.
They used UE4 to run The Volume in season 1. For season 2, ILM developed their own real-time render engine (Helios).
That’s just good business
I don't understand why people are so eager to slather chemicals on their skin, when we evolved with the sun and it's not hard for most people to avoid sun burn. You just have get sun exposure on a somewhat regular basis (healthy to do anyway) and acclimate between seasons (ie, don't go abruptly from no sun to all the sun).
I think I would've used something like :s/'\(.*\)',/'\1': Enum.\1,/g and then ctrl-v to block-select all the first characters and U to uppercase them.

Vi's not always about finding the most efficient way to do something, but having a composable language to do tricks like these comfortably builds up into your own dialect over time.
How should browsers integrate decentralized websites?
I've been using Neovim for years and never knew this. Really cool, thanks!

It's set by `set inccommand=nosplit`
Pete and Dan, thanks for the overview. Very Interesting. A few questions I'm hoping you might be able to clarify:

- do you have a wrapper around Snowflake?
- do you support data streaming?
- who are your target customers (size, domain, etc.)?
- have customers identified gaps in their own data coverage/needs to use this pipeline (i.e. 1st party data is limited).. and if so, where do you point them to cover any gaps (e.g. external sources or partners)?
- have you received any feedback that says whether customers are not able to make progress with their BI, not due to ETL, but as a result of poor/unmaintainable data modeling?
- how do you handle scenarios where customers prefer to host their own data? Is that common?
- is it possible for customers to run certain components of the ETL process/pipeline on their own systems? Have you found that to be a frequent request so far?
Neat, I wonder what Chocolatey users and devs think of this.
Nor with “Red Bean Software” <https://red-bean.com/about.html>.
Just saw the video on youtube. Amazing. Las year when I was between jobs I took a shot at creating my own 3D engine and I know how much work it is. Congratulations.
The author also mentions the 16m colors "now" (2010) commonly available. Even now, most displays are still only 6bit/color/pixel at best with some smart techniques to make it look a bit better. I wonder how much that influences the gradients and readability. I am not talking about the creme de la creme displays of the HN crowd but the average display.
Long after other comparable gateways had already stopped refunding those too.
Hopefully we might see a new Stargate show being developed!
> NFT's provide a mechanism (as I understand it) for royalties to creators. If this is implemented for games, then second-hand sales are entirely possible for a digital game. I don't think that's possible today.

There's nothing preventing this today, and nothing NFTs solve that would force those features to be supported. It can be done with a centralized ledger (a database hosted by the marketplace implementer, like Steam). I don't see the incentives for the marketplace platform to implement itself in terms of NFTs.

However, I could see game developers and gamers have uses for NFTs using a decentralized ledger to cut out the marketplace vendors from the transactions (or requiring transactions take place only on their systems).
Of course you should. There is competition in every space, as there should be.

Even your aesthetics can differentiate you.
You can't do the pop in/pop out thing anymore, because they've (Amazon) started posting only one episode per week instead of a full season at once.
How to Make a WordPress Website: Ultimate Guide for Beginners and Advanced Users
Or, at a minimum, to not have a negative role model.
Intentionally overwhelmed. Lawmakers and the revolving door heads don't actually want regulation to work.
Marcan said elsewhere in the thread that the executable section on ARM also includes constant pools, so if I understand correctly, you can hide instructions in there and make it intractable for a static analyzer to determine whether they are really instructions or just data.

The real saving grace here is that iOS app binaries are submitted as LLVM IR instead of ARM machine code.
When I had cable the $30 plan was the "just the stuff you can get OTA plus some shopping channels" plan. If you wanted actual cable channels you had the choice of:

1. "Basic" bundle, $60 + $20 in fees + $8-15 per set to rent the box. Got you ESPN, Food Network, SciFi, Cartoon Network, USA

2. "Complete" bundle, $100 + $20 in fees + $8-15 per set to rent the box. Got you BBC, a bunch of foreign language channels, Starz, and a few more.

You could also add HBO to either plan for $15 a month. I think they may have had a few other premium channel options as well, but I never paid that close of attention.

We cut the cable because the price had crept up from about $50/month total to almost $100/month over the course of a few years. It was just unsustainable. Now we pay about $40/month for streaming services, and the streaming services don't have ads.
I didn’t know about the SCP wiki. I started reading TFA and then I started reading the home page, and I don’t know what any of this is, nor see any kind of About.

I got a job and two kids. What is this?
Iran bans Bitcoin mining as power cuts grip country
Of course, it's important to note that Empire of Korea (and the imperial family) has been defunct for over sixty years. My understanding is at this point they're basically a fashion brand. Andrew Lee isn't even remotely related to any of them, as far as I can tell, although I'm curious if someone with more knowledge happens to be around.

Which is kind of hilarious when you compare it to this spectacle :b
A port of a compiler, for instance TCC, seems to be the next logical step. TCC could be a portable executable.
Consider that in Italian high school study plans, history "stops" at WW2, sometimes right after. I never got exposed to the Vietnam War as a history topic, and I've got my information like many others in my generation in Italy mostly from Rambo movies. Want another one? I had no idea Nixon bombed Cambodia secretly for five years until I visited Cambodia, also in 2017, and visited the landmine museum near Seam Reap.
WebGL 2 is still not in non-preview Safari, and of course it took a long while for wide support of WebGL 1.

Web graphics moves a lot slower than native graphics.
My answer to CEO of WeWork, Sandeep Mathrani: how to make remote team productive
I want to add a comment I haven't seen anyone has touched on yet.

There is a lot of storytelling done through computer interfaces in the show: revealing secrets, showing in-universe propaganda, showing ships and missiles move through the vastness of space, and so on.

The show also makes a point in juxtaposing shots of UIs against shots of the realities those UIs represent. It paints a stark contrast the cleanliness and sterility of computer interfaces against the grittiness and horror of the Expanse world. We get to see the decision makers seeing missiles as dots traveling along holographic arc lines, but then we also get to see civilians and military personnel being blown up and shredded.
Is it really undetectable? A smarter USB PD controller and maybe some extra sensors should be able to mostly avoid that problem, no?
People of Color Have Agency
I have a desktop and a laptop. Playing a game on my desktop means spending time well away from my family. Using my gaming laptop on my dining room table means I'm still around. I can answer the door, help out if need be. Makes things much easier in a busy household.
I found that over the years, my Vim habits have naturally moved in an "object-action" sort of direction using visual mode. I think a lot of other Vim users end up doing the same.

When I tried Kakoune for a few days, I found it difficult to adapt to the differences, but that's probably to be expected no matter what. One thing I particularly missed was g-v ("restore previous visual mode selection"), which I use constantly in Vim. There's a good chance it's doable, though, and I just didn't figure it out.
Hinduism? Seems like a pretty big one to forget :)
Shatner doesn't get his due. That guy's got chops.
Not to mention they're significantly thicker and wider than the micro-b socket they replaced, so many tiny products will continue shipping with micro-b indefinitely.

Also I've destroyed probably half a dozen of them by accidentally stepping on or rolling my chair over the connector and smushing it flat.
Report finds disinterest in ethical, responsible AI use among business leaders
I've used both Unreal and Unity for hobby projects, and as a developer I prefer Unreal Engine.

Unfortunately, I've been unable to use Unreal for game jams. The reason? Collaboration! I tried to get my team set up with Unreal Engine and git, but it ended up being a disaster where the team didn't have the time to figure it out. I also don't want to host my own subversion or perforce, and I also don't want to pay an arm and a leg for a hosted version.

On Unity, I pay $30/mo. You scroll to the "collaboration" tab, hit "sync" and your changes are in the cloud. It works great, my artist were immediately able to start syncing their changes.

I think in general Unreal is a more "professional, big teams" tool, and does not target the smaller market.
> No it isn't. It's a workaround.

Sure, but it's a trivially easy workaround.

Our focus of attention on matters of regulation ought to be in those areas where working around the problem is not nearly as dead simple as a torrent client, a NAS, and a Plex server.
and that is why they failed to provide proper toolkits for android smartwatch and were forced to call samsung for help
It's not _terrible_, but could definitely be improved.

I'm fairly content with my current situation. My phone has 'WARP' charge, which fully charges it in less than half an hour, however it can also charge (at a slower rate):

* Earphones

* Shaver

* Handheld Fan

* MacBook

I rarely connect my devices to a display, but that is supported with my cable too. The only device I use semi-regularly that isn't USB C is my Bose QC35s, but they last ~20hrs so usually last a few weeks due to my low usage.

On the other hand, my Mac charger can charge my phone (and obviously Mac) but none of the other devices...
Stanford Duck Syndrome
While I understand and somewhat agree with your perspective I think the opposite can also be true. For example Stripe subscriptions. If you use them you paint yourself into a corner where you can’t innovate on that aspect of your business model. You have to take what you get but really there are many optimisations you can do you make subscriptions better or unique if you just use payment intents (or whatever preapproved cards are called) and write the subscriptions logic yourself. These will help set your business apart from the competition and provide you with more opportunities to deliver what your customers want.
monopoly.
I wouldn't say the Iberian peninsula was Arab. There was never a major population displacement; it was controlled by Arabs, but the population wasn't.
True, and maybe there's been a significant reworking of the overall structure since that teaser was produced. At the same time, you can't shake the feeling that that video is pitching something available in a few months, not that's years away.
I’m sorry but this makes the whole discussion moot:

“ This is true. Americano(a) is probably the most common way to call the people from the US, closely followed by norte-americano. That doesn't mean it's not also used to reference people from the other American countries. Usually context can be used to make the distinction, or people can ask for clarification.”

Given that OP complained of that exact usage and moreover in English this ambiguity does not exist.

MDF: capital district of Mexico.
I was able to virtualize x86_64 well enough to run a Windows 7 VM under qemu. Its not fast (every instruction is emulated), and I would not want to use it as a daily driver, but it worked and it was "fast enough" for what I needed.
What about the Sami? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sámi_shamanism

Pretty sure they are indigenous and I would think their religion would qualify as an “indigenous religion”?
> He’s the crown prince of South Korea it seems.

No, he’s not. South Korea is a democratic republic, not a monarchy (not even a Constitutional one.)

Lee is the adopted “heir” to a fictional and aspirational crown invented by a Korean monarchist who claims it for himself and wants to Korea to be a monarchy based on his (disputed; he is not the person recognized in that role by the association that has been the main custodian of the ex-royal house; he was one of two alternate claimants at the time the former head of the house passed, the other of which has since died without, AFAIK, any successor making a claim to inherit from her) claim to be the legitimate heir to the last emporer deposed in 1910.
They will settle for 50 million. And sure, that's a lot of money, but not to them, not really. We started a rainy-day fund just for this occasion. The fund itself has already made five times that amount.
I am unsure what you are suggesting instead.

Should we ignore everything we know from the past?
This part of the GCC docs covers all of them, AFAIK:

https://www.gnu.org/software/libc/manual/html_node/Reserved-...
So Hard Rock Galactic but without hard core space dwarves? ;-)