skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It is[1].

[1]: https://blog.chromium.org/2010/08/security-improvements-and-...
It seems like you’re in a black and white world. Look up what asset means - it’s more than just antonym to liability.
>This evolutionary perspective counters the "bio-ethnocentrism" of modern medicine—the idea that what is "healthy" or "normal" is largely based on those of northern or western European descent

Unfortunately I just don't see this field making any headway in the current political climate. The current theory is that humans began migrating out of Africa up to 270,000 years ago. That's tens of thousands of generations of adaptation to drastically different environments, with totally different physical and cognitive requirements for survival. Compare an Arctic tundra with a desert or a jungle.

Anything that treads anywhere near an indication that different ethnic groups could be better or worse suited for modern society will implicitly be suppressed. But regardless of the implications this is a very likely possibility. None of the pieces are controversial individually - we are simply not allowed to assemble the puzzle. Most soft sciences are now guarded by a collective politically correct orthodoxy, which is stifling progress. And the difference today is the magnitude of this bias, as activism has over the last couple years become increasingly acceptable in the workplace; but only of a certain leaning...
The modern NetBSD kernel is is over 30MB and around 10 to 13 MB compressed in size on i386 and x86_64. So idk were you are getting its going to run in 8MB of memory without major swap slowdowns if it boots at all.
Looks like it is using Netsurf Browser (http://www.netsurf-browser.org).
2006 was back when GMAC (now Ally) was the company's biggest profit center. I'm sure they checked credit and made an effort to finance your purchase.

Also, those programs have limits on how many times and how frequently an individual can take advantage of them. They may have used your SSN as the unique identifier to ensure you aren't exceeding the program limits. Not ideal obviously but really not all that unusual.
No more than any other database. I mean relative to SQL Server, Postgres, MongoDB or any other database. There's no extraordinary difficulty to manage ES above any other production system. It is very usable out of the box, and needs minimal tuning for many use cases. Of course some uses cases will require additional tuning and maintenance, sometimes quite a lot if you have a very large system, JUST LIKE ANY OTHER DATABASE SYSTEM.

In our case for a small website serving the general public (a few tens of thousands of requests per day) it just worked OOTB with hardly any tuning or maintenance at all.
The argument against an iPhone being a general purpose computer is that it first and foremost needs to be a phone, and do various other critical things. Imagine being stuck out in the middle of nowhere and your phone not working because of an app you installed from a non verified source messing things up.
Assuming dynamic ip addresses are fixed and not shared (was he on an open wifi? Did he have subilings sharing wifi) Seems silly

> The Zoom bombers’ local IP addresses, which identify the exact device being used, did not match Malachi’s

And his device cant be multihomed? He cant have two devices?

> Nor did the local IP addresses match any of the possible sequences available under the configuration of the router in Malachi’s house, Moulton said. There were no other routers or devices in the house that could have used those local IP addresses, Moulton said.

> It is possible to change a router’s configuration, but Malachi did not know how and the process would have kicked all his devices off the internet for 10 minutes each time, according to the appeal.

Or you know, setting up another NAT layer on the computer, or any other of many other configs. I mean fair, that's a bit much for an 11 year old, but still lots of theoretically possible explanations

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They're blaming zoom as innacurate, but it seems like both sides are making assumptions about ip addresses that might just not be true.

The entire thing is utterly rediculous.
Finding The Oasis can be difficult. Being good at something that has no meaning for you is a heartless time sink. Here the path of discovery is interesting: college, then career panel, then advisor ... only then personal experience.

"finding overlap between what I like and what I'm good at was not easy.... I don't like repeating the same content every year.... I love telling stories about science.... loved the freedom to choose what to write about ... My writing got noticed ... I was given opportunities "

When you find a good fit, you radiate. Ananya was the only one who -knew the particulars- s/he needed.
Whelp, that's enough for us to discontinue Retool usage org-wide.

Thanks for the write-up, Marak. We've been using Faker for years (?) and will look into supporting you via GitHub ASAP.
I think this is largely a consequence of microservices. What is the "data model" here? You're thinking database, to a microservice that's a repository implementation detail.
Almost all woks and sometimes flat top grills in restaurants are made from carbon steel. Flipping burgers with metal spatulas has never been a problem for cooks. Same thing here. Although I've never really had to scrape mine with a metal utensil before. Just turn food. Seriously things rarely stick, unless I'm impatient about preheating.

Pros are they can take very high temperatures, you can be rough with them, are non-stick when seasoned and at a proper temperature (like cast iron), and much lighter than cast iron.

Cons are you don't want to cook liquidy acidic foods in them that often (removes the seasoning off the pan), they can rust easily if not seasoned, and require slightly more maintenance then stainless steel or Teflon pans. Basically you're not washing these with dish soap. Just a rinse, maybe some scrubbing with kosher salt, and heating it on the stove to dry and sterilize it.

Keeping it lightly oiled when cooking or storing it helps too. They're a great work-horse pans. We got ours after having to throw out our last scratched Teflon pans. Making scrambled eggs in carbon steel was hard at first, but over time as a better seasoning developed and figuring out the right temperatures to use, I now get the same results as I use to in Teflon.
This has been posted over-and-over. Enough.
Having skimmed the Wikipedia page on it, I'm unsure about the legalities and potential consequences.
If I were the parent there they would have to "deal" with me complaining about senseless and idiotic evacuation.
But probably also not a mere dog whistle. Psycological "concept" and "dog whistle" are not the only two things an idea could be.
I find React and Vue to be different expressions of the same core concept in a way. Althoguh I do prefer the functional nature of React, reactive objects are a lot less boilerplate, even if it might be a bit slower. The composition api itself is actually I think where it shines, because the options API is very mediocre in my opinion.
I guess, the world OP rather wants to live in, is a world where you give and give back. Especially, if you can afford it.
Number 9 (not The Beatles thing) is supported by the Texas Senate and Abbott will sign it: criminalizing homelessness.
The kid is being accused of rape and mass murder threats, which seems like something the school should take seriously (although it does appear there may be serious issues with the evidence). They don't want him back there, but expulsion itself is strongly discouraged due to the "school-to-prison pipeline", so schools do weird things like this instead.
I remember the 90es where Hong Kong action movies were quite the thing. China is quite capable of producing movies for an international audience and as its economy grows its own film industry will eventually match that of Hollywood. I think that is main issue in the long run.
But, in the long run, doesn't this turn us into proverbial paperclip collecting AIs? The mode of sharing and using shared software is also a matter of social responsibility.

E.g., if the author is obviously asking for sponsorship to maintain the project, as a major user/customer, you should consider a donation. Otherwise, you should be stripped of the benefit of the doubt, regarding the question, whether you are a civil person or not. Likewise, you shouldn't engage in actions, which are prone to doom (economically or otherwise) the project you're profiting from.
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Having them be logged in?

There's contexts where that doesn't work. A zoom call isn't one of them.
For simple create-and-forget or true community-focused serverside software, I no longer see any reason for using anything other than AGPL.

For serverside software I want to monetize (so maintaining the software is sustainable, and so I can support myself) I'm increasingly leaning towards things like the Business Source License. I like that it allows pretty much everything e.g. Apache 2 does without allowing other companies to just rob me of my monetization strategy. Yes, it is not open source. But it allows others to self host my software and paves a way for the software to be _eventually_ open source.

Honestly, it's time for people to realize that companies are the primary beneficiaries of open source, for server side software, and react accordingly. For me, software is about allowing others see my code and use it for their own purposes. I don't make software so for profit companies can screw me over.

The idealism of open source in the server side space only serves large corporations. Go extreme copy left or go source-available or enjoy working for free.
I have not tested that use case but I do not think so. It has the ability to parse FIX tag values and make routing decisions from the initial Logon message.
Water + salts + glucose given orally in the correct ratio; you need water, sugar, sodium, and potassium for it to work.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oral_rehydration_therapy
Yeah this explains it. Not a TOS prob then. You can’t complain when your software generates links to fakercloud.com by default.
Make a YouTube video.
A good question. For reference, here is a link to an interactive version of evalo being explained http://io.livecode.ch/learn/gregr/icfp2017-artifact-auas7pp Very intriguing stuff. I have not studied evalo in depth yet. I am curious about the relationship between evalo and higher order unification.
This is very common in the US. If IP address is what they're basing the expulsion on they probably shouldn't be left in charge of people's kids.
US hasn't fared that badly, they are in the middle, as far as per population goes. But that isn't really the point, it maybe it is. The point is that comparing California and Florida, they did roughly the same, despite attacking the issue differently. This isn't to say how well Florida or California did compared to the rest of the world.
mul_would_overflow(), mul_wrap(), mul_saturate(), mul_do_whatever_the_hardware_does_just_please_dont_break_my_code_by_assuming_ub. Can't help people who just use * and don't care about overflow without breaking compatibility, but at least the people who do care won't have to reinvent safe arithmetic.
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I think the AMT fear is overblown, you can avoid it in most situations, especially if you exercise early
Thank you for your work! It has helped me a lot :)
> Imagine if businesses eventually buy -all- housing. You can tax them 10000%, they'll just pass it on to renters

No, that's incorrect.

For vacant, obsolete, uninhabitable, and undeveloped properties there are no tenants. There is no one to pass the tax on to. In order to acquire cash to pay the tax the owners without tenants must either sell off excess properties at lower prices or lower leases to attract more tenants.

The land fraction of real estate value is already monopoly price. Without direct property and land tax, and no public carrying cost, investors could hold properties off the market forever to maximize sales price and surplus extracted from buyers. Imposing a higher public carrying cost does not give them additional leverage to hold out for higher prices, it does the opposite decreases the time they can afford to hold properties off the market. And a pure land value tax which fully exempts replacement cost of improvements would also create zero market barrier to supplying new homes and instead reduce market barrier by making land more plentiful.

And with a distributive tax it should also be clear that real estate investment trusts and foreign direct investors aren't getting the tax deduction because they aren't a permanent resident.

U.S. has relied on levying direct property taxes at higher rates than other nations to prevent overaccumulation since early 1700s. If direct taxes weren't successful at reducing overaccumulation then the U.S. would never have become a superpower.

Generally with most indirect taxes like sales taxes where the tax can be shifted the businesses which remain open rarely lobby against them once they are put in place. But in every age of history the large land holders have regular complained about direct taxes on landed property, precisely because they are much more difficult to shift.
From the guidelines.

"
What to Submit
On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups. If you had to reduce it to a sentence, the answer might be: anything that gratifies one's intellectual curiosity.

Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon. Videos of pratfalls or disasters, or cute animal pictures. If they'd cover it on TV news, it's probably off-topic"
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See the Fair Source License, which has a limit up to X users. There is also a Polyform Small Business license I think, which is similar.
That doesn't seem to say anything about NAT from the provider. That to me is saying the Zoom desktop client recorded some info about the perpetrator's computer and Malachi's computer, and they don't match.
I’d probably work any easy, low stress job in a country with socialized health care and work on my tech hobby in my spare time.
Aha, but they’re just wrong (I picked number 1).

The person who made Times New Roman’s “g” like that was wrong, and it’s unfortunate we let this error continue for so long but it is incorrect nonetheless. Lowercase “g” is always open-tail canonically, and just because you draw it a different way and slip it under everyone’s noses for a while doesn’t mean you’ve changed this fact. Anyone who takes a closer look at this strange loop “g” they made can clearly see its incorrect, as evidenced by the fact that most “got it wrong” - they didn’t get it wrong at all.

No one person just decides by fiat what a new acceptable version of “g” can be - that’s simply madness. All other “g”’s are styles, but have no right pretending to be canonized in their own right.
That's called the AGPL
No, it is not you.

https://journal.stuffwithstuff.com/2015/02/01/what-color-is-...
And how does "perspectivism" somehow scale?

Any NLP application directly encoding knowledge (objects, perspectives, whatever) is going to have major scaling constraints, since it's impossible right now to encode human-level understanding automatically.
Related discussion of this article’s sequel (556 comments): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27220433
It's a fairly incomplete and myopic treatment.

The issue is the drug of absurdly-profund, narcissistic entitlement, beyond greed, married with power it affords and corrupts creates a vicious cycle of vampiric extraction and unlimited desire for even more than is necessary for one or a million people. They then strangle and squeeze millions of people in multitudes of ways and destroy the planet for the self-righteous, vainglory, insular belief in one's omnipotent and omniscient destiny. Meanwhile, their thinking exists in an extremely narrow filter bubble divorced from reality of the existential threats their empires and systems create, risking ecocidal, omnicidal, and suicidal collapse for vaults of accumulated, stolen, and hoarded treasure.
This is the exact thing I was hoping would happen when I posted this
“If after one year, you can't leave a team without impact, you've failed in your work.”

A top managerial professor I knew defined a manager’s role to be exactly this. Principal or manager or whatever you are called doesn’t matter in the end, since once you go beyond “senior” level positions your role largely should be facilitating, empowering, and advocating for the members of your team. In reality, these roles unfortunately deteriorate into countless meetings with other managers and political struggles within a strong current of corporate compromises. Ignoring the latter part usually results in bad outcomes for one’s career at this level.

In my opinion, a true, technical principal role only works when there is another very capable person that fulfills the role of shielding the principal from the inevitable political, hierarchical forces that will head their way particularly from the sales and marketing departments.
Perhaps a more realistic aim is "How to be able to live comfortably & not have to worry about having enough money in old age (without being lucky)".

Disclosure: I'm building a startup https://Tontine.com which brings this currently almost impossible target within reach of the majority of savers.

If you are lucky enough to live a long life then you'll also get rich but the ability to enjoy your life between 65-95 is what should matter more.
A large number of hedge funds and smart money financial institutions for one.

And some fortune 500 companies for two.
Take a look at appsmith
IMHO not quite, because SemWeb around 15 years ago (OWL2) was already build on a logical rather than graph-based foundation, though duals/isomorphisms/parallels between these two exist.
Hey David,

I don't think your company did anything wrong. The CDN is hard codes into the library as far as I can tell.

Ultimately there are two separate issues.

1. The CDN thing, of course.

2. The open source monetization never ending problem.

The first can be fixed with a simple change to the library. The second your company is already trying to help in part. Ultimately open source is not easily monetizable...
haha, i shouldn't type replies late at night. So many typoes..
Looks like Faker has links to their CDN hardcoded in the source code:

https://github.com/Marak/faker.js/blob/c9764abd20a198e318367...

Still something Retool should have caught, but a poor choice on Marak's end too
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They did in Sweden as wheel until the early 90s
Many primary school teachers can’t find the area of a rectangle and yet the US still has among the best Maths departments in the world. The determined effort to confuse the two notwithstanding, the main purpose of the K12 system is warehousing children, not education. To a truly remarkable extent incompetent teachers don’t matter.
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US military cites rising risk of Chinese move against Taiwan
At least near DC yeah condos are pretty cheap. I haven't checked Boston but it means housing supply is something that can be increased to meet demand so provided the local regulators are at least partly competent they shouldn't be too expensive.
I don't think this issue is specific to freesound but has anyone ever figured out a way to make sounds easy to find? I guess ML might help if could take what's in the sounds (people do that too but they are often wrong or motivated to use false tags). I find finding good and appropriate sounds the hardest part.
This is cool! You can do a lot of things with SQLite these days.
Foreign key constraints are not practical for distributed data stores. And are actually more controversial than you’d think for regular databases, due to their heavy performance cost.
It's a helluva lot easier to wake up and do something every day that has a lot of meaning/appeal for you. IF that something is really social status, OK. But that means nothing for a whole lot of people. (In my experience, it's the majority.)

If what you really care about doing quickly eventually liberates you from laboring at it, you'll not stop - you'll have a lot more liberty to expand outward from that core and build on it. No matter how little most people appreciate it (set theory, for example) ... who cares? there will always be a least a few others.
If Tether secretly owned a bunch of their own tokens, couldn't they inflate their "market cap" for free? How would we know if this was happening?
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My parents ended up retiring with over $1m but growing up I remember constantly feeling like my father was terrible with money (to this day there are 8 cars parked at his house) and he worked a very middle-class middle-management job for his entire life. I'm worried the million they have(/had?) wont stretch for the rest of their remaining lifespan...
This article is about the newer Edge Gateway and doesn't mention anything about RTAPI. When did you leave Uber?
Click schedule in the link in my above comment, or in any of the previous classes on the same topic. It's all online. They only restrict a handful of guest lectures, usually from the usual suspects like oracle or amazon.
They voluntarily donated $2000 to faker.js as I can see from opencollective link. It definitely looks like they love supporting open-source and not trying to rip-off small devs.
NYAG's settlement announcement confirmed the central claims of this post.
Awesome list, thanks for sharing. I'll admit I'm also commenting so I remember this in the future...
There is no relation between universal healthcare and house visits. I live in a country with universal healthcare where house calls don't exist.