skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes, it's possible to change status from B-2 to a work status but your intent at the time of entry must be for pleasure and not for work. The sponsoring company would file a work petition for you with USCIS. But of course you must should determine whether you would even qualify for a work visa.
Novell controls the XFS development and Redhat has bought a competing technology. Obviously they are not going to push Btrfs. Its use amongst large companies speak for itself however.

I see that tge ZFS fanboys are out in force however. I mean, people should be free to use a second class citizen zoth a terrible license and a pool gestion made for masochists if they want.
Probably desperation. Someone left a cheese around too long and didn’t have anything else to eat. Cheese itself is pretty gross as a concept, at least until you get enough experience cultivating the right kinds of fungus.
> I always wonder how disgusting foods like this come in to being.

The answers tends to be either finding a way to eat the inedible (because there are times where calories > no calories regardless of the source of calories), or finding a way to conserve it somewhat / somehow. Even ignoring its use in creating alcohol from sugars, fermentation can do both (separately or at the same time) and more.

Often these become typical delicacies (the flavors can be intriguing or interesting, or "interesting" in the case of some like Hákarl and possibly the Hongeo-hoe you're talking about).

For Casu marzu, it's probably either finding a way to control spoliation such that the result is still edible, though it's also possible that uncontrolled spoliation simply resulted in something those adventurous (or desperate) enough to try eating it took a liking to.

I'd expect the latter to be the story here: hard cheeses like Pecorino keep a while until they're "open" and you start eating them, and it's not a huge cheese (I believe pecorino wheels are under 2kg, we're not talking the 30+ wheels of a parmesan or comte).

Or maybe sardinia regularly has conditions where the cheese can't be kept and so a controlled decomposition was superior to just losing the cheese.
S/UI/clothing; your argument suggests the move to add color to fabric doesn’t make sense because it is simply fashion and has aught to do with the interface presented by a shirt. I think the parent comment nails it on subjectivity; the form of a thing is as much a part as its function. The luxury goods industry attests as much.
I think if you’re the type of person who has dozens of tabs open in a single window you’re doing it wrong anyway.
Valve is absolutely innovating in a way that can only be done by companies that are privately held. They are laying the groundwork for a shift from Windows to Linux. They are playing a veeery long game there.
The Future of FastAPI and Pydantic Is Bright
You let your web browser use your whole screen width?
> You never sent me a response on the question of what things an app would do that would make it run with MS-DOS and not run with DR-DOS. Is there [a] feature they have that might get in our way?

Bill Gates

> What the [user] is supposed to do is feel uncomfortable, and when he has bugs, suspect that the problem is DR-DOS and then go out to buy MS-DOS.

MS SVP Brad silverberg

> If you're going to kill someone there isn't much reason to get all worked up about it and angry. Any discussions beforehand are a waste of time. We need to smile at Novell while we pull the trigger.

MS VP Jim alchin

What has changed? Nothing, of course. Settling and paying fines for blatant abuses of dominant market positions has been Microsoft’s MO for decades.
If I have to speed read I slow it down and just use my hand to keep moving forward scanning sentences. I learned it from this book on speed reading. After reading a few pages I try to write down one important takeaway.
I remember doing this with my Intel Atom netbook because it had the processing power of a baked potato, but with any modern system (something made in the last 8 years) with GPU acceleration, does it matter? I haven't noticed much of a difference in my Thinkpad with a fourth generation i5. Which is the oldest machine I have Windows installed on.
Hiding it usually works.

Unfortunately on Windows there's this annoying slide-out animation that slows you down. It happens even if you disable UI animation.

On top of that sometimes the bar doesn't show up at all when specific windows are maximized. Which means you need to press the start button to get it out.

At some point one figures "f this shit, just toggle off auto-hide".

I do autohide in macOS on laptops tho.
I was under the impression that the EU privacy laws (GDPR etc) applied to EU citizens regardless of location. If that impression is correct, then isn't it the case that nothing meaningful, privacy-wise, will change for the author even after this change to their account, as long as they remain a German citizen?
I might be staying in Bush for a while so I hope I don't run into the fascist Slidell police on the way (who one time made an acquaintance of mine jump up and down on a glass beer bottle on the side of the road until it broke just to torment her and threatened to charge her with theft for having a Waffle House menu in the back of her car even though she worked there as a waitress)

Also heard some stories about Livingston PSO but can't repeat them online.
I feel you could a whole post also with just the inconsistencies in context menus. I remember a few releases of Windows 10 where already in the first screen right out of OOBE, you would get differently-styled context menus depending on where you clicked.
"My human, you look miserable, I have never seen you hunt, here cook yourself this delicious Mus musculus molossinus I got from the rear of fine Japanese restaurant"
I was about to say it might be through the carriers. I put a Verizon sim in my phone and I got a bunch of BS apps installed on my phone a few days later.
The L-1 is an option or an E-1 or E-2 if you are from a country with a treaty of commerce and trade with the US. And if you want to work for your own company, the IEPP and possibly the O-1 would be options.
Here's the lesson: we hit the ceiling on our current technology a while ago.

Developers continue to behave as though computing resources will continue growing as they used to, even though they've been stagnant for years.
It could be. I only use it on my Lenovo idea pad S540 AMD / Ryzen 5. However, the overall user experience with Win10 just doesn't click with me, compared to e.g. Ubuntu Desktop. The thing feels slow, bloated and unstable. Not to mention the tendency to always stay connected and report telemetry of many kinds (you notice this when you are on a slow / intermittent connection).
of course anyone following the details of covid understands that contact tracing is useless with high cycle PCR testing, asymptomatic spread, and widespread infection rates. contact tracing has been shown to be ineffective and a waste of resources since it was tried in the very beginning. but govt continues to dump money and create regulations into this folly.
In the article it says he declared that he wasn’t a licensed engineer. At most, you could argue that his expert testimony is not valid, saying that it is illegal it is a whole different deal. It smells like corruption of the NC government to me.
Interesting the comparison to Strip and Square which must be eating into their business. Anyone who's doing enough volume through these services isn't paying those published rates anyway. This will actually eat more into the smaller shops, who get the highest rates.

I wonder how this is affected by the value of the dollar. Things are generally getting more expensive across the board.
I started to worry when I saw that he had given a legal deposition. But "Wayne testified truthfully that he was not (and never had been) a licensed engineer". So according to the article, there was no misrepresentation to the court.

Engineering licensure is generally opt-in for activities that require it, and you obviously don't need to be a licensed engineer to testify plainly in court (contrast with signing off on plans for a building, for which you do), so he should be in the clear.

Of course getting this close to what the state board considers their turf (Professional Engineer expert witnesses, whose testimony carries more weight) explains why they're trying to stomp on him - similar to that engineer in Oregon who got legally harassed for a bunch of years for doing math about red light cameras.
I can see the privacy issue, but your voice is already recorded. A camera wouldn't infringe that much more on your privacy...
I am from Mexico and am currently employed on a TN visa, if my company intends to start working remotely, is it valid to keep working under this visa if i won't be physically living on the USA (i would live in Mexico, but maybe travel to US some days per year to US) or should i switch to another schema (like working as a contractor)?

Also, what about working for some months on USA and other months on Mexico? Does the visa allow this scenario or are there chances the custom agent get more inquisitive about these frequent trips?
YC companies can post non-votable submissions without comments advertising (yes) that they're hiring.

They fade down but since there's no voting obviously there's a different presumably mainly time (but perhaps also interaction?) based mechanism for that.

e.g. Avenue (YC W21) is on the front page at the moment:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27559764

It's at least not that new. Agree with you some seem to utilise the privilege a lot more than others, just anecdotally/by observation, but it's certainly not just Jerry (and Avenue).
I would love to do such a project in my free time, but I can't afford the needed software tools.
> I have the impression he mistakenly thinks it stayed with Germany?

I don't get that impression. I think the reason it's in bold with is to show that even after the manual attempt to change it, Google responded with "sorry, still Malaysia".
I think it is far too broad to be taken literally. I also think, regardless if it's true or not, it's phrased in too combative of a way to be actually useful. Even if one does believe that this is true in all cases, presenting it this way isn't likely to help achieve that goal, and thus, it's a terrible statement. Finally, talking like this about technologies tends to beget an attitude and culture that ends up being unable to evenhandedly evaluate engineering tradeoffs. This makes you miss certain advantages, even in new technologies you may not like overall, which means you can't take advantage of the good parts.
Hi Peter,

what restrictions common tech worker visa types (H1B, L1B) place on employee location in the US? Specifically, do they allow remote work (office location in state A, visa worker working remotely in state B)?
I ended up going into settings and changing it to low bandwidth and low performance mode to make it feel similar to before.
To clarify: It's in your Google Account settings, not a separately broken-out setting that you see when you first bring up your phone settings, or at least it's that way on my phone.
Most people don't pay a penny for Google services. This may be an unpopular opinion: if you're going to complain - dont use their service.
A functional tool can still look nice, but the function is still more important than the looks, otherwise it's just useless bling (the fashion industry is the perfect example though, they need to sell new stuff each year without actually changing anything important, all they can really do is change pointless details).
> American Renaissance (AR or AmRen) is a white supremacist website and former monthly magazine publication founded and edited by Jared Taylor.

> The publication promotes pseudoscientific notions "that attempt to demonstrate the intellectual and cultural superiority of whites and publishes articles on the supposed decline of American society because of integrationist social policies."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Renaissance_(magazine...
Some videos about it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y8F-0Ogp4fU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPzWZzwdaoM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vScPvwAq7M
A lot of those issues you cited are a reflection of the citizenry. Many of the laws passed, including student load non-dischargeability, come from officials elected by the citizenry.
Fun fact: When you accelerate an electron across a potential of 4.5 volts, and then stop it suddenly, you get a photon with 4.5 electron volts of energy. That’s why different colors have different voltage drops.

So a blue LED has about a 4.5 volt voltage drop, and a red LED has about a 2.2 volt drop. And a blue photon has about 4.5 electron volts of energy, at a wavelength of around 350nm, and a red photon has about 2.2 electron volts, at a wavelength of about 600nm.
Only Libertarians it seems
The author doesn’t seem to say which is correct. Are the facts of the matter irrelevant here?
Scenes from the 1980s movie "Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome" were filmed at Coober Pedy
Who's responsibility is it to ensure that what is best for the management (state and district admin) is also what is best for student education?

I'm not too familiar with the details of management here, but is it even possible for public schools (and other government operations) to have proper incentives given voters don't care about results? I suppose "school-choice", which happens to be vehemently opposed by Democrats, would be the only way.
the clear separation between trusted outer chrome and untrusted content, so that content cannot fake chrome to malevolent ends (e.g faking a dialog, a SSL lock icon, a URL...)
For sure feeding wrong args to a function is never good.

Experienced Forth users seldom have that particular argument count problem but all the other mistakes in programming are on the table. There is no free lunch.

The Forth coding process involves using interactive testing of your code as you write it. Every variable, constant, data-structure and sub-routine can be easily verified at the interpreter. And... given what you said it is advisable to do it. :)

ANS Forth supports local variables for those times when "stackrobatics" might make you crazy.

Although small, the Forth community has made good progress in this alternative way to code. Some of the newer concatenitive languages working with a clean slate have gone farther in improving the programmer interface. Forth remains at its core close to the metal.

Is a 1.2 million LOC large enough?
https://ribccs.com/solutions/solution-candy
Written in MPE VFX Forth, native code compiler for Windows.

*I have no connection to MPE UK but have used their cross-compilers in the past.
NordVPN is pushed so hard everywhere that it looks like a single point of failure - I assume every secret service wants to hack it, if they didnt already.
Is the "Extended Edition" on Steam at all? I can't find it in their catalog. Is the OP trying to review a non-Steam game on Steam, by reviewing a different game, and is complaining that they are different games?
This is terrifying. How representative is this actually?
Well when you objectively make a product not only worse to use, but worse to look at, where’s the benefit?

Also, why does it matter how much time, money, brain power they spent on the changes? The only thing that matters is the outcome.
Then don't put it there in the first place.

Instead, take a clue from tree style tabs and put the tab bar on the left side instead. I'm sure designers with proper buy in from stake holders can make it look less horrible but stay usable.
Lets be honest.. it's not "your account" it's "their account".

It's not just Google, this is the modern web. If you use a web based service I think it's better to assume everything you give them is theirs, otherwise it's an impossible battle of constantly reviewing massive ToS changes and a mutating product/features. I guess this view probably sounds a little out of touch but it's easier if you don't use a smart phone.
Watcom is arguably the best C/C++ developer’s toolbox for DOS. It includes a 32-bit extender, so your programs are no longer limited to the standard < 1MB of RAM while being able to take advantage of what essentially is bare metal programming.
IC design/VLSI classes where you do this are offered at most decent universities with an EE department. These classes are a big part of why MOSIS was founded, which has been around for about 40 years now.

I'm thinking probably less than 25% of EEs take this track though, because there is a lot more to EE than just IC design.
> 4KB/s (basically dialup speed)

I guess if "basically" means "takes 10x longer"?
This is a real problem right now and not just in India but in most countries around the world. You could ask a Congressional office in the area where the school is located to make an inquiry or you could even ask the school to make an inquiry. I've had clients report to me that their schools have done this. What would you be studying?
if I was a teacher I would give an extra five points on any handwritten assignment, and an extra ten points if it is cursive.
Subset Vector Quantiser
Ad blockers can not know if a JavaScript algorithm is dangerous or not
Ask HN: How do you measure Public Health?
They say that you cannot measure, you cannot improve. So it follows that to actually improve public health, there should be some way to measure it.

But do we try to measure public health in modern times? If not why?
I have a Computer Science PhD and am an EU national. I would like to work in the US but am worried about being tied to a specific employer on a visa, but I don’t understand if this is just something I would have to accept. Is there a resource you can recommend that would clearly explain the options available to me? Additionally I don’t understand whether I would be subject to a lottery or whether with a PhD it is almost a sure thing to be able to get a work visa.
Thank you so much.
If someone rents an Airbnb for a few months in a new location are they now a resident of that new location? If we aren't talking about residency then changing an association (whatever that means) seems arbitrary.
My point was that a random mathematical expression will not be constructive in itself. And you are right, that either general recursive functions or lambda expressions are required to be equivalent to Turing machines. And while I agree that recursive functions are hard to execute on hardware - but certain aspects of it are apparent in CPU design — out-of-order execution is sort of lambda-like.
This is not true. An app _was_ actually installed on my device. The device isn't rooted, but I have Developer Options enabled and I can see that the folder /data/data/gov.ma.covid19.exposurenotifications.v3 exists.

Logcat also shows that this isn't a Google Play misconfiguration where it would show details about an application as if it were installed. Executable code was installed and run on my phone.

06-19 10:55:21.977 1192 1609 I ActivityManager: Start proc 10474:gov.ma.covid19.exposurenotifications.v3/u0a418 for service {gov.ma.covid19.exposurenotifications.v3/androidx.work.impl.background.systemjob.SystemJobService}

06-19 10:55:22.032 10474 10474 D LoadedApk: LoadedApk::makeApplication() appContext=android.app.ContextImpl@bfaf057 appContext.mOpPackageName=gov.ma.covid19.exposurenotifications.v3 appContext.mBasePackageName=gov.ma.covid19.exposurenotifications.v3 appContext.mPackageInfo=android.app.LoadedApk@1f755d6
> UI changes are only good if they improve usability.

This is true only if usability is all you care about.

In the real world people like things with good aesthetics, and like beautiful things, and it’s important for Apple to make things that users like.

If looks didn’t matter every user interface and website would be plain and high-contrast.
It's not clear to me how funding plays a leading role in policies such as "let everyone pass".
A quote from Socrates, actually.
Well that's a terrible idea.
I've contacted Google One support regarding youtube/google one family account. They've said some things and I've tried some things, nothing changed. Too big of an issue, I guess.
> What would be good, is an advanced in design tools to accommodate asynchronous(clockless) CPU design over synchronous(clock fixed ala most CPU's and all X86 today). But then the design overheads really are the limiting factor, many (not all) could be reduced with advances in design tooling.

Asynchronous means that all your busses have to carry, and your logic units calculate, readiness information. That's extra work to be explicit in detail about something that's implicit in clocked designs where it's all pre-calculated and summarized into the (externally documented) maximum frequency.
TV Comedies of the 21st Century (So Far)
Trauma itself doesn't make you stronger, but learning to integrate and mitigate the impact of trauma absolutely does.
I got the steelcase leap but it doesn't seem to give enough lowerback support no matter how I adjust it. After a few hours of sitting I usually end up with a really sore back.

Did anyone have a similar experience and find a solution?
Why do you think that people "as they are" are the best thing for society to have? What about the people who are violent and employ tough love, as they are? Should they feel valid too?

Your premise of "everyone feels valid as they are" written directly alongside "[we should not promote] violence and tough love" betrays the contradiction. What you actually mean is we should strive for everyone to change themselves to be feminized and noncompetitive, and the people who are already this way should feel valid.

"The solution [to dealing with a bully] is communication and respect" is not based in reality. No bully has ever responded to communication. What they do respond to, and what society responds to, because we have had it ingrained in our brain stems for millions of years, is masculinity and assertiveness, backed by a (perceived) threat of violence. I'm sorry that you don't like this, but it cannot and I argue should not be changed, short of chemically poisoning everyone's testosterone levels with microplastics.
This is a racist screed. The only information available about that author is that they write for the linked site, a well-known white supremacist publication.
> Where's the scientific research and white papers going along with the Safari UI changes which clearly justify point by point why every single change makes sense, all backed by user studies?

Are you being hyperbolic, or is this your actual position? That’s a ridiculously high bar that most organizations could not muster (and there’s no way Apple would release that stuff publicly anyway).

“Emotional bullshit” is so needlessly negative. We’re not machines — we have emotions! If a UI designer can change an interface to please me a little more, that’s a good thing.
None of the packages I use under Linux require Conda.

Is this Jupyter-related, one wonders?
By true sense of the word "quarantine", means locked up in some room while you recover/pass infection. Someone has to come to you, feed you, observe you etc. So this isn't happening.

What is really happening is:

* Keep megastores and large companies open. With the lower classes going to work, and entire cities cramming into specific stores that are open.

* upper-middle and upper classes staying inside, working remote, and ordering take out.

But let's not talk about specifics, of which these I am sure happened in Vietnam as well.

If you really wanted to reduce mortality for this one chosen disease, then you'd address the biggest risk factors which are obesity and age. So if you really wanted to significantly reduce the risk of death from this you would:

* force everyone who is obese to work out 1 hour daily.
* ban high carb and junk foods for the next "2 weeks".

voila! coincidentally those measures would reduce all-cause mortality.
Haha. Even public transport has had cameras for years.