skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Consider the color orange. There wasn't a name for the color in antiquity. When the fruit become available, its color was referred to as "the color of a norange" (this happened independently in various European languages. Unrelated factoid, many languages with an indefinite article that ends with n, assimilated the leading n of the fruit name in the article).

Clearly our ancestors could see the orange colored before they met the fruit. There are other fruit that have that color too; leaves in autumn can be pretty orange too. Orange and brown are basically different shades of the same color.

Naming things is pretty powerful thing.
Minecraft of course was heavily influenced by Slaves to Armok God of Blood Chapter II: Dwarf Fortress. I could totally see making a Lego version of that.
كلمات اغنية انه نور الزين
For one individual not necessarily. Life (often) goes on during war.
100% agree. That might look like only one difference, but it makes all the difference here.

Aside from that, you also have the personal aspect of the two.
When you leave labor related work and go to your house, you don't generally do labor on your own or with other people you share an interest (or a deep emotion with) with, you might do it as an hobby, but that's pretty much it.
Sex on the other hand, is different. You can still do it without any emotions attached, but you also do it when you are deeply involved with other people. It's one of the basic ways to share deep affection with other people, which can be hindered if you do it professionally.

Of course this depends on the person, or more generally, the society. Maybe that's probably why prostitution is legal in some countries.
(Inaccurately projects)

Nothing is “priced in” and prices really highly on historical volatility

One way to tell is to look at how nearer term options are priced than LEAPS are. LEAP pricing is telling you nobody knows a damn thing and they are consistently undervalued.
So I'm probably missing something obvious, but how do I start a private multiplayer game with a set of selected friends? (As opposed to Internet randos.)
Not sure if mauve, purple and violet are different.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mauveine
How to Choose Your Perfect Wedding Invitations
And brown and orange
Delta variant triggers dangerous new phase in the pandemic
I was caught out by this too[0]. I now have a fw script which runs automatically for demos etc.

[0] https://github.com/docker-library/redis/issues/259#issuecomm...
Installing packages is "hard work" for you?
I am surprised no one has mentioned Asana.
This is definitely something I'd love to see. We have a lot of data in EPSG:27700 and having to reproject everything to 3857 to display to users is A) wrong and B) seriously messy and intensive for the backend servers, especially with raster tiles...
> > Language is defined by the people who speak it, not by some authority.

> This may be true in case of English, but not necessarily in case of many national languages.

Counterexample: The German Rechtschreibreform of 1996 was mainly retracted after a decade of popular resistance. Seems even languages that are ostensibly “regulated by a central authority” in the end follow the will of those who use the language.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_orthography_reform_of_1...
Milk contains carbohydrates and even Eskimo children need it.
Any idea how to migrate bookmark lists from maps.me to organic maps? I tried but locations seem different/unreachable.

I'm still on an old maps.me version due to this.
I've followed this on and off for years, and I've always pined for a mobile version - to the extent I seriously considered learning mobile development in order to write my own!
Windows 11: What to Expect
> with no room for negotiation.

The only room for negotiation is being willing to walk (usually because you have an offer somewhere else).

Otherwise, it's not negotiating, it's just begging.
Mining Bitcoin could get easier after China crypto crackdown
John McAfee dead of apparent suicide in Spanish jail after extradition order
I wonder if China will invade. If the last few years have told us anything, it's that China can do whatever it likes. The rest of the international community is fractured like never before. There may never be a better time, if and only if China can get it done quickly and reliably. Xi (Winne the Pooh) is in a strong place to do it politically.
This smelled like Chomsky, and a quick google came up with:

> Anybody want a used Kay & Berlin coloring book? My grandchildren all outgrue theirs.

https://twitter.com/fakechomsky/status/139078855863447553?la...
Not quite; you (or rather, third parties properly maintaining them) can define your own components (i.e. in `better-datalist.html`) that you would then be able to use.

But yes, there are indeed a number of limitations with that approach that result in this not being a widespread practice yet. An alternative would have been if some of the remaining elements people need would have been standardised and implemented (consistently and widespread, of course, like other standards nowadays) by browsers, but that hasn't happened either. Which means we're still dependent on framework-specific, incomplete non-standard implementations.
Visa to buy Swedish fintech startup Tink
Soft-Launching StartUp on HN comment: 1.000 Visitors, 1 Customer
a set of unproven claims !!
I don't know is it science or pseudo-science. It is easy to claim something and make it unprovable by hiding behind x thousand years.
Interestingly, in a bunch of other European languages the fruit is referred to as ”apple from China”. But the colour is still named ”orange”.
I think when walking on the street of place like US (or UK, Australia etc.) its pretty damn obvious that many folks didn't accept that 'earth is round' in nutrition world, based on their weight and self-inflicted diseases stemming from it.

I'd say globally we can add on average 10 years of good quality life to every single person if they understood the points above and acted accordingly.

This and some form of healthy regular exercise and one is basically maximizing his lifespan in best currently available way. Increased happiness level is just a nice by-product.
How does it compare to vowpal wabbit today?
500-600K is L5-L6 at google CA, which is still a lot of coding and maybe some reports, but not necessary.
Rembrandt's 'Night Watch' on display with missing figures restored by AI
My step-mum ran a small toyshop a few years ago. She could only order limited numbers of plain lego bricks and the amount was dictated by the number of expensive fancy sets she bought.
Naples in florida, and cairo / Betlehem also in PA ^^
That last one looks like something you'd use to transport dissidents in a dystopian sci-fi show, yikes.
Something to reflect on : should we be scared of the people who didn't care about 300m deaths, or the people who threatened to kill 300m people?

BTW. I don't believe that story - Kissinger was a lot of things but he and Nixon were not in the 50 Hitlers league.
In JavaScript functions, the last return wins
> gaps is 4 years old.

Oh, look. You managed to look it up. So, it's no longer "over a decade old" but "this particular thing that I think Safari must implement is 4 years old".

Meanwhile:

- that "4 year old" part of the specification didn't fully specify how percentage lengths work

- the behaviour of 'normal' wasn't specified

- gap shorthand only applied to grid containers (now it also applies to other containers)

- gap shorthand was underspecified (how it's animated, what are initial values etc.)

And that's only the things that I could immediately see. And this is only for one property out of dozens in a single standard out of thousands.

> it's obvious as fuck what sabotage this is

Whatever this is, it's definitely not sabotage.

> apple can't drag their feet for years on every spec while preventing apple users from getting a better web experience, but they do.

They can, and they will. Is the web a worse experience? Can't say a feel a difference because you didn't get that one single toy you so passionately care about.

> it's a trashfire way to treat the web, to hold it back.

Safari is only slightly behind Firefox on the number of features (aka Web APIs): https://web-confluence.appspot.com/#!/confluence
So I'd prefer either:

- built-in elements that cover common elements like autocompletes or typeahead elements that allow e.g. the inclusion of images and formatting with their suggestions, or

- custom elements to work well enough in practice that those elements would have been created by third parties and would be widely used now.

I don't know whether the latter is actually possible, but I'm lamenting the fact that a focus on that goal seems to have coincided with hardly any attention being given to the former.
Stop USING SCRUM Especially if you're a Startup – There's a better alternative
Minor complaint - the confirmation code email has an empty `text/plain` part which seems odd for a single line of plain text saying "Your confirmation code is XXXXXX".

Also the box to enter your code has no border which means I assumed I needed to hit the button first to get a box to type into (Dear world, please stop doing this - input boxes have borders! Otherwise how the hell do we know it's there?)
How ocean geoengineering became the frontier of the climate crisis
$48k are eye-watering? https://www.teacherpensions.org/state/california
Been thinking about this for a few weeks. Taiwan is profiting immensely from semiconductors, that means demand for semiconductors is very high. This was also the case before 2020. So, manufacturing semiconductors is profitable.
It is clear to me that if semiconductor production was doubled overnight, many new industries making use of the newly available cheap chips could arise and bring innovation. Why only Taiwan? Those factories are very expensive. Think of what Taiwan has to offer so that we can compare the rest of the world:
- Access to sea
- 20% corporate tax
- (comparatively) sober, stable politics. The rules don't change much.

Then I thought about where I would build one, given this profitable circumstances:
1. Cannot be in (most) of Europe, due to high taxes and advanced and advancing work regulations. Standards are too strict to allow for innovation. Most of low tax Europe are tax heavens unsuitable for high scale industries. Estonia and Georgia give some breathing room, but are friendlier to services.
2. I cannot build it in Africa: high taxes, extreme corruption and high risk of politics affecting the company.
3. I might be able to build it in the US. Being close to the client is not as important as having access to sea. US politics are turbulent and if corporate tax is raised, then there's no competition to be made.
4. South America is a bag. Almost all SA countries have corrupt governments at every layer, but there are a few business friendly ones. Most countries cannot be considered. Panama is already focusing in other things, Uruguay (25% corporate) and Brazil (~34%) cannot compete.
5. I'm unsure about Middle East, I don't see anything there
6. Asia is massive:
6.a. China could happen.
6.b. South East Asia is too erratic compared to Taiwan, investors will go to Taiwan instead, or invest in something else. Singapore is too small.
6.c. Japan is an stagnant economy and there is too much bureaucracy and regulation involved.
7. Australia ~26% corporate tax rate is not going to make the cut. I'm not knowledgeable about regulations.

I probably have missed something, I tried to put onto words my thinking process on why Taiwan might still be the most profitable place to make these industries. The whole world is in the middle of a shortage of this material, yet alternatives to Taiwan don't seem to arise.
> Unbelievable

Really? If they ask 100K dollars they are probably not going to be paid. So, just hijack 100 servers and assure that they will pay (since 1K dollars is "not" much if you are running a business).
I think it is a social problem, not a technical one. A healthy research field should have some level of cooperation between participants. If you go ahead and publish a "this does not reproduce" paper, you can easily ruin someone's career, so in most cases you don't. I know this is not the platonic ideal of science, but it is the reality, especially of smaller research communities. I agree this is not ideal, but not sure if I would call the process broken though.
Digital Ocean does this for VM downloads - you cannot export your VM as an image.

So if you create a snowflake VM there is now way you can move it off Digital Ocean.
And still no zero telemetry from Chrome. Why does a browser need to send hundreds of requests "home" when a user starts the application?
A++ for Concepts, single most important app for me working with clients. So good, has helped me help clients for two solid years now.
Parents make mistakes all the time. It’s a milestone of parenting. A child is a child and knows nothing. Not even themselves up to a certain age. But that’s how we are all born. Not knowing anything, until we do. Then we all make a shit ton of mistakes and learn some more. Whether a child is this or that has to be ALWAYS balanced against the back drop of their best interests.

It’s one thing to be supportive and empathetic. It’s another thing to bow down to worship your child and let them run the show.

The trans issue has risen to a point where society must face it and figure out the bigger questions of how can we accommodate them and yet balance and find natural limits. We are so fucking far away from that point. And we will get there eventually.

I agree with the parent comment saying the trans issue is way over sampled and is or has become some kinda trend. It just is. Clearly their child showcases the main point of children know nothing when the child mis-understands what true transphobia is versus a childlike ignorance of parroting a concept they just heard about.
Why is that? Well it never changes from generation to generation. If you have kids at some point they learn about attention and how to use it.

It’s kinda like personal preferences. Is it transphobic to say you are only attracted to the opposite sex and would never date or consider a trans person in a romantic relationship? Nope. But it’s a sure fired way to keep eyeballs on the screen and people in their rigid political groups.

Like this parent (although I will be more brutal) I could give two shits if they felt they were a trex or were a girl or a boy. I don’t care. What matters is that I raise a kind hearted, compassionate human being who understands the world is not your friend. And can find their grit and true will when they need it. There’s book loads more to this but boiled down I’m doing my best to not raise an inconsiderate asshole. Because they must be held to account and told when they are in fact acting like an inconsiderate asshole.
I believe this is some political campaign to get financial support for certain endeavors.
This is the most original app among note-taking apps, very different from all the other. I suggest more people taking a look, perhaps this one is what you are going to enjoy.
Aren't majority of people at FAANG miserable? Working on humongous code bases in a big bureucracy does not sound fun at all.
The world didn't tell Russia to get fked when they occupied Crimea and started a shadow war with Ukraine.

There is a very simple way of telling a country to revert course: deem their passports no longer valid. Fundamentally, the right to move between countries is provided by the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights Article 12 which says "Everyone shall be free to leave any country, including his own" but then continues "The above-mentioned rights shall not be subject to any restrictions except those which are
provided by law, are necessary to protect national security, public order (ordre public), public health
or morals or the rights and freedoms of others, and are consistent with the other rights recognized in
the present Covenant".

For China, it'd be even easier since they signed but didn't ratify this treaty despite it has been signed in 1966 and in force since 1976.
That is when agreeing on some fixed nbr of days, i.e. fixed price. In case it is indefinite contract without upfront estimations, day would be expected to be a full day, i.e. back to hourly.
No idea, I can only imagine they redefined the word. Closed shops were made illegal by the Taft-Hartley Act. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taft%E2%80%93Hartley_Act
> There is a difference between harassing someone and not deferring to their request on the basis that you don't agree with it (however misguided you may be).

There is? What is it?

In a couple of child comments you agree with some other commenter that it's “very subtle”... I'd argue that of course it is; most non-existent things are. Before rejoicing in your sophisticated ability to detect oh-so-subtle differences, please make sure there is something to detect in the first place. One of the best ways to make sure one has got something right is to explain it to others. So: What difference?
From [0]

> “Everything points it could be a death by suicide.”

What do you mean 'could'? It's been 'admitted'.

[0] https://www.reuters.com/article/us-spain-usa-mcafee-report/j...
Thank you for sharing and making in open. Awesome work.
If it's so profitable, why can't you take the hit on the higher tax rate?
Well, Docker CE comes with a huge Disclaimer of Warranty (https://github.com/docker/docker-ce/blob/master/LICENSE). I don't think we can complain. "I should have tested it before deploying to production" it's the right thing to say.
We simply stopped using Docker's control of the firewall. It also takes docker-proxy out of the equation so you have far more control and it's less resource intensive (docker starts a proxy instance per port exposed).

I've commented here in the past about my feelings on Docker's attitude towards real issues raised by users, the only way I can describe it succinctly is "contempt".

There's some serious flaws, with tickets that are the best part a decade old now, one simply can't rely on them to do anything.

Stop using Docker or solve the issue yourself is my advice.
Impossible, a big part of the job is showing up at meetings.
A great idea :)

I see that you've been using EasyEda. I myself are also doing a hardware project to get some more variation than the daily software grind. After trying out Altium and then being shocked by their recent price increase, I'm now using KiCAD.

But KiCAD doesn't have any autorouter. And the one in Altium failed for my FPGA board. I also tried ELECTRA and it failed, too.

Did you route things by hand? If not, what tool did you use? How did that work for you?
Visa buys Swedish fintech Tink in €1.8bn deal
> Something to reflect on : should we be scared of the people who didn't care about 300m deaths, or the people who threatened to kill 300m people?

Something else: should we be more scared of countries with a confirmed history of genocide and using weapons of mass destruction against cities, or China.
Ahh.. insecure defaults. Such a nice thing.
I don't understand why this is still used. But I really can't understand the people who are advocating this, and claim that you're stupid for not hardening everything.

Insecure software defaults = bad software.
My comment is at -1. Not too bad. Matches the content of the new comments around. Either way I join your conspiracy <3
I see the top game on the list of current multiplayer games has the attrbute "password protected", which sounds like the kind of thing that would achieve this.
Possible dependency confusion vulnerabilities in PyPi Package?
Locality sensitive hashing is extensively used in bioinformatics and genomics.

mash is probably the best-known implementation (https://doi.org/10.1186/s13059-016-0997-x). It allows you to do highly efficient pairwise comparisons of genome sequences, where it provides a good approximates their actual pairwise sequence divergence.

Is MinHash used industrially outside of genomics? In theory, it'd be useful on any kind of text corpus. The design of the hash functions that the sketch is built from is non-trivial The hashes typically come from k-mers of a fixed length and various fast hash functions over them.
The DB app is horrible. It can only use your local time, at least when I used it. Was not fun to plan a trip from Japan. DB has the worst ticket machine I’ve ever seen too, I think in Berlin, although I might not remember the details perfectly and am probably exaggerating a bit.

Buy one ticket, and it asks you for money, the bill slot opens, you put money in, the bill slot closes, the ticket prints, and then the change return door opens. After you take your change, the change return door closes.

If you buy 4 tickets: it asks you for money, the bill slot opens, you put money in, the bill slot closes, the first ticket prints, and then the change return door opens, you take you change and then it closes. Then, the bill slot opens and closes, the second ticket prints, then the change return door opens and closes (repeat 2 more times). I know just the type of “meets the requirements” engineers that made this.
Too late, it already is well-established prior art.
MongoDB 3.6, which was released in November 2016 defaults to listening on localhost only. A user must explicitly configure listening on a public IP address.

https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/release-notes/3.6-compatibil...
> If we exclude the humans, the wolf is the animal that had saved more human lives in the history

Would you mind elaborating on this point? In what way has the wolf saved uncountable human lives? I've only ever seen it portrayed as a human and livestock predator.

EDIT: I've been reading up on the matter. Historically, the wolf has been associated with disease control, as they tend to remove the weakest, sickest members of a given herd from the genetic pool.
I visited nude beaches regularly because there are some in my vicinity. Although not for quite some time anymore since smartphones became that prevalent. Denying feelings of shame often is an indicator that there is a problem.

Any bathroom wouldn't be able to accommodate everyone. For these exception there can be single cabin room or something else.

There are a lot of bathrooms for both sexes, mostly in places where space is limited. But having segregated bathrooms is in no way a problem anywhere and I think many people are happy with that.
WebKit already has experimental support for this, just needs to be enabled in Dev tools. Which means it will be rolling in to Safari and other WebKit browsers soon.
I think its because you never spent time with one. I always found them incredibly intuitive and easy to use.
AoC is amazing, but I don't think it's a good fit for what the OP needs. The solutions tend to be algorithmically hard, but for the most part quite short, and don't really require SW Engineering chops (as opposed to "programming" chops).

Working on a real, larger-scale code base, in a context where good SWEng practices are required is probably a better learning path. An internship, as suggested by Jakobeha above is probably the best way.

If an internship is not feasible, and existing projects seem too daunting, it might be easier to start one (or rather several) of your own. As with most things, practicing helps.
Ah thanks; I know Lotus was popular, but was probably thinking of Lotus 123 versus Excel. The main point still stands though :)
Credibility is not only about who says it, but at least a bit about what they say, right?

If McAfee said the moon is made of cheese, I’d call that less credible than McAfee saying he’s going to get suicided.
Where are you from? If it's from continental Europe, I wonder if that's the difference. We get our laws from English Common Law instead of civil law (except Louisiana).

Can we get a brit in here to see what their conception of the law is?
We thrive, as babies, on mother's milk for much more than carbohydrates though.