skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Some things are public records or, like email, are pretty much inevitably exposed if you do things in public. But fortunately a lot of the "deep web" stuff that used to be free generally isn't any longer. (And cell phone numbers aren't accessible nearly as much as landlines were.)
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Do you think that's hypocritical? Trump and his most visible supporters made provocation and mockery a hallmark of their style, so of course people react more strongly to whatever they do. It would be unrealistic to expect otherwise.
Pas de Deux (2007)
So Microsoft has its own App Store, then within that App Store there exists the Amazon App Store. Apps on this third layer will then be executable or sideloadable in Windows 11?

Sounds like a disaster to me.
I'm guessing this place is not using mono-repo. ;-)
Irvine is more diverse than the majority of the USA... What are you talking about?
Managing automatic A and AAAA DNS entries with NAT64 and Kubernetes
How to Make Template Files for Your ReMarkable
10 minutes is the rule of thumb to maximize profits on YouTube.
My guess is that there was a mixture of:
1) This not being a priority for FB
2) FB Eng / PM being too clever for its own good and not doing the obvious thing of substring matching ("not scalable"). (Arguably a part of (1) - if it's really important, you'd have the team to maintain a list of banned strings).
3) Just a plain old bug (although arguably this is a subcategory of (1)).
Eh, I can understand both sides of the fence. 'this is why I read HN' is nothing but a slightly more verbal '+1', but as you stated it does humanize HN and makes it feel more social.

In terms of downvotes, what really irks me and what I often see is people posting factually correct information, but still being sent into faded oblivion because some sect of the community's worldview doesn't agree with the facts.
I've tried navigating that document, it's not clear to me where your ordering came from. FWIW 'penultimate' means second from last, suggesting that there is an 'ultimate' risk even more feared than death. I believe that's what GP was asking about.
Multiplayer games without any anti-cheat are really not much fun. What is the solution there for Linux?
Designers, Dribbble is giving away free icons today
No one wants to use any of those products. The moment a viable competitor comes along (never), user will jump ship. You just missed his joke.
likely the Baader-Meinhof effect - multiple parties may have recently read the same article in the feed, or it might just be that coincidences are likely in independent sets of conversation topics (e.g. the Birthday paradox), or meta-patterns to complex behavior that we're not consciously aware of but show up.

finding patterns in noise and noticing coincidences can be symptoms of psychosis, though. I hope you give meds another try before you hurt yourself..
Having lived in several west coast cities, is largely a west coast phenomenon and policies enacted by these local governments. SF, Portland, LA, Seattle, etc. all have roots in common thread of policies (reducing or eliminating penalties for crime, dysfunctional governments, housing crisis, reduction in police funding, etc).

> In 2017 Portland ranked third. Now it has dropped to 66th out of 80: https://www.economist.com/united-states/2021/06/12/portland-...
Thanks for the thoughtful response.

I imagine it will become easier to buy with checkouts that can take a credit card. It looks like some already have a Stripe checkout workflow.

One thing that is easier about owning a domain as an NFT is that it's not a subscription; you pay once and own it until you want to transfer it to someone else.
The original (in PostScript) is here:

http://www.paulgraham.com/rootsoflisp.html
U.S. current account deficit rises to 14-year high in the first quarter
When/if Google ditches Android you think they will give up the echo system? You think suddenly Android apps wouldn't run on Fuchsia?
It would be a seamless transition(look at how they did it on the Nest Hub).

All the "cool" new Google features and performance upgrades may be Fuchsia only.
I wouldn't bank much on Amazon. They just need an OS to run their readily disposable devices. I don't see them putting too much effort into this.

Google is going the hold the hand of manufacturers and ease them into it.

At least if Google had any sense this is how it would be done.
the big deal is that the author's photo is shown next to the information about the serial killer. If that wasn't the case, it wouldn't have been a problem of course.
The photo that Google shows in the results is the problem, NOT a link to the Wiki article.

Google put a picture of Hristo-the-NON-serial-killer alongside a small article about Hristo-the-serial-killer. You really don't think that's a "big deal" to the Non-Serial-Killer?
Bing has definitely not turned him into a serial killer. The main issue is associating his photo (wrongly) with the serial killer Wikipedia article. Bing is not doing that and instead showing a box with the Wikipedia article (without a photo, as it is in Wikipedia) and, separately, other results.

The name is not unique - I personally know two people named that and in the whole country, there are probably hundreds. He has also stated that.
Cheap key allows you to activate windows and to bind valid windows license to your hardware, so you won't have to enter any product key anymore. Using cracks is just not safe for most people. I'd recommend to buy cheap key over crack any time.
If you are a freedom lover foremost perhaps you should work more on making the issue seperate from right vs left rhetorics. Always look at why someone wants to censor, rather than just assume it's because of ordinary left vs. right. The scale seems to a lot more binary in the US than I'm used to.

It's not a left right issue, we do need to have sex-ed in schools, you need to talk about homosexuality, and the problem with nationalism even the american flavour. I don't even think those are issues that all left leaning people agree on. Dig deeper.
It seems like after 100-200 pages of Gravity's Rainbow one of two things can happen:

1. The reader can't figure out what the hell is going on anymore or who anybody is. They give up and stop reading.

2. The reader can't figure out what the hell is going on anymore or who anybody is. They stop trying to make sense of the book and just read the words.

"Sure this guy has a toilet stuck to his foot now, and can prevent bombs from landing on him by magic or something. That's great, oh I think somewhere in that sentence it became 20 years earlier in a different part of town and there are two entirely different characters I don't know talking about something else. That's neat."
The author is using "sunk cost" as if it were, strictly, a bad thing. Sunk costs are not fundamentally bad, they're a fact. Your education is a sunk cost, the money has been spent. Your car, your home, everything in your past are sunk costs. Sunk costs become problematic with a particular kind of reasoning: the sunk cost fallacy.

In that, you persist in an endeavor (job, relationship, project, whatever) because of the past investment (or primarily because of) even when all other signs indicate you should end it. "I've spent $100,000 on this money pit, I should keep going", only later to go into bankruptcy when the home could've been sold (perhaps for a loss) and a better quality one acquired.

What the author seems more interested in is the notion of "opportunity costs". Specifically, what can be done now instead of studying for interviews? Maybe you could do more OT and reap the rewards today of a higher income, at the cost of not qualifying for or getting jobs later due to a lack of preparation (jobs which might offer a higher base salary and obviate the need/desire for OT to supplement the income). Alternatively, studying now could (doesn't always, I've often studied on the job at least within reason) cost you pay because you aren't able to work some hours. Or it could cost you time with friends or partners or whatever.

The question is, is it worth the trade off and how long will it take to pay off if it is compared to the alternative activities and whatever they may or may not provide.
Last time I did it, the trick was to begin logging in or creating a new online account (forget which way), and from there you could actually change your mind and create a local account.
Twitch, Luna, New World, etc. They're all-in.
Crazy how manipulative Youtube is being here.

Susan Wojcicki should resign.
Considering RCMP members are trained to use lethal force with a pretty low threshold I think this is pretty fair. The RCMP is a pretty bizarre organization that doesn't really have clear parallels in other developed nations. I think it's accurate to call it a paramilitary force and they end up juggling extremely serious crimes in most cases - but tend to be the only organization with clear jurisdiction in most reservations. So, for the closest American equivalent, occasionally SWAT gets called in to break up domestic issues and investigate robberies.
Amazon is likely about to face a much bigger union fight from the Teamsters
"getting rid of indigenous culture so that they stop being a hindrance to resource exploitation on their land"

Educating people is the last thing you'd want to do if you're wanting to 'get rid of their hindances'.

Every revolutionary you can think of (i.e. Gandhi, Castro, Ho Chi Minh etc.) had privileged educational opportunities usually by the very people they sought to ultimately overthrow.

In Canada specifically, there was actually a fear that providing education would give aboriginals too much power.

The 'hindrance' towards resource extraction didn't start to happen until fairly recently, when educated and literate aboriginal groups were able to make proper legal challenges to certain things, particularly their right to 'govern' the environmental aspects of certain areas of land.
It's not just the development. It's the fact the Apple takes control over the distribution of software on their platform.
I think it's fair to say that tribute is held for those with both distinguished and honorable careers.
I am not interested in what would have, could have, or should have happened. I am trying to find out what did happen, and any evidence to support it.

You have an interesting proposal for valuations though, although, it seems to have a few logistic hurdles that cross my mind.
I suffered from anorexia and fell down to 117lbs at 5'8" at my worst. when I was in rehab, they told me I had to force myself to eat on a schedule - after you stop eating for long enough your body's sense of hunger becomes disrupted. refeeding was torture.

(I'm doing much better now!)
Luckily for me, my name is the same as a formerly popular folk musician who lived near my hometown and made songs whose titles had my hometown's name in it.

And let's not forget credentials. How many accounts depend on your GMail address? I don't know for you, but for me it encompasses most of the aspect of my life from banking to video games.

Which reminds me of this story: https://archive.is/EVrDv

> In the space of one hour, my entire digital life was destroyed. First my Google account was taken over, then deleted. Next my Twitter account was compromised, and used as a platform to broadcast racist and homophobic messages. And worst of all, my AppleID account was broken into, and my hackers used it to remotely erase all of the data on my iPhone, iPad, and MacBook.
As a linux user, thank you for at least trying. Also I don't know if this is applicable but don't let a few rude users color your perspective too much. There are lots of people like me who are thrilled if you just support "Ubuntu". That at least makes it possible for me to get it working.
Same in Oregon. I was on a grand jury here and metal dealing without paperwork is a felony. I asked the DA and he said this is why
seems there's free upgrade from windows 10 to windows 11, but not from windows 7 to 11.
"from"? Is that a typo or do you really mean you are considering using Windows 11?
They can just do what they did in Windows 95 (possibly not in the very first version) where the start button doesn't actually extend all the way into the corner, but clicking the corner pixel teleports the cursor a few pixels inwards, so that the click hits the button.

The same fix would work in Windows 11, although it would involve teleporting the cursor halfway across the screen.
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NIH study suggests Covid-19 prevalence far exceeded early pandemic cases
I agree. The few times I can't run it via Proton ( Fallout 4, FF11 come to mind ) I jump on Windows VM anyway. It is absolutely bananas how powerful hardware is these days.
I had a similar experience to 41209 on quitting online dating and drastically reducing social media, and developing better relationships in my life.

I spent more time on private Discord/Slack channels of hobby groups, clubs, and a non-profit as a volunteer. I felt better spending time and energy with people I've grown to care about, versus worrying about the attention of strangers via online dating optimization (nice photos that tell a story, worrying about the wording of the biography, and being overly clever with the chat messages) or, frankly, semi-strangers with loose connections on social media.

Dating a co-volunteer is almost like dating a coworker, but without the potential harm to your career. Just like a workplace, you tend to share similar interests and similar/complementary skillsets. It's also natural to approach another person, and ask to hang out or work on something independently of the organization. These relationships also seem more stable than people I'd meet through online connections.

These people are amazing to me, though it's more precise to say that I enjoy interactions with these people more than people I meet through online dating. I'm less likely to run into people who play games, e.g. who optimize response times and lengths to messages. It feels human, versus my experiences with online dating.

The main caveat is to avoid dating fellow volunteers/contributors when either of you are in a position of power (relatively less impact as no pay is at stake, but poor communication can still cause a negative organizational environment). I also avoid getting to know anyone with the intention to date them when I first meet them; though I don't hesitate to show interest in them as a person, and have created valued friends along the way. I moved to make it romantic, if I think we can work out long term (similar age, medium-term plans, and compatible personalities).
This is more of the "Wendy's Chili" idea applied to software than any kind of investment mindset.

For those unaware, Wendy's (a hamburger chain in the USA) has a policy that cooked hamburgers need to be served within a few minutes of being prepared. This keeps the quality of the burgers up, however, it also causes a lot of waste since burgers need to be prepared ahead of time to really be "fast" food. So the founder of Wendy's decided to refrigerate the unused patties and use them the next day to make chili.

Chili wasn't a high margin item, it didn't make sense to make it from fresh hamburger. It was really a way for the company to offset the costs associated with serving hot, fresh burgers.

Finding a way to leverage code you've already built but wasted is a great idea. But that's not necessarily a great idea to go about intentionally wasting time in the hopes that you might recoup something back later. Keep focused on making high quality software first and foremost, but if you have some scraps left over from that focus, definitely find a way to make chili from it. Just don't get into the chili business.
When I read that in the article, I had to re-read that line 3 times to understand what was going on.
Steam for example has a "SteamOS + Linux" filter so exposing your game as Linux compatible means exposing it to all Linux users.
Tizen is used for Smart TVs, refrigerators, and cameras. Targeting devices that need to be "smart" but have a relatively low CPU budget and at best embedded GPUs.

The most recent phone that shipped with Tizen had a 480 x 800 pixel display.
> BlueStacks claims to have more than 500 million users

That would be twice the playerbase of Candy Crush for a fairly niche software.
You're right. And they shouldn't. Being liberal is about being able to take on opposing views.
Discussed at the time:

Maybe you don't need Rust and WASM to speed up your JS - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16413917 - Feb 2018 (181 comments)
Some people are readers and some people are listeners.

https://www.theodysseyonline.com/reader-listener
Is there a less biased source doing similar research?
Now I will be able to respond to messages and notifications better while in VR! A super niche use that should be way improved by this feature
They mention in the video that they could ask a person to make the changes with Photoshop, but the reason they give is: "Then it would be that artist's work, not Rembrandt".

That statement rubs me the wrong way a bit though, because whether you ask a person or a computer model to copy Rembrandt's style, in each case it's still a copy, and I would argue in each case there's still a(n) artist(s) mimicking Rembrandt, just using different tools.

> My guess, even that I hope not, is that people thinks that AI is going to be more impartial, more accurate, less biased. The reality is that an AI, as used in this example, is going to be over-fitting.
> Cool project, but a dangerous precedent if people thinks that AI provides unbiased reality, that using AI you can show "how it really looked" as something more accurate that any human con achieve. Constructing something from missing data is always guesswork, whenever the intelligence is natural or artificial.

I think this is an excellent take.
Thanks for the apology. Much appreciated.
Being trans is one of many possible attributes a person can possess (tall, short, skinny, fat, and so on)! There are lots of ways a person's body can be built that may give them an advantage or disadvantage over another person.

Strength and speed are not the sole metrics by which Olympic medals are awarded, either. Some people are taller than other people, some people are shorter, some are trans and some aren't. None of that categorically excludes trans women from womanhood, so I don't see why that would preclude them from entering into women's events. It comes back to a fundamental distrust of trans women as containing some vaguely cited percentage of lying cisgender men.

For a bad-faith actor to take advantage of the current system, they'd have to transition medically and socially, wait for years (in Laurel Hubbard, the potential first trans Olympian's case, at least five -- she quit in 2001, transitioned in 2012, then began competing in 2017), and then stay that way for as long as it would require to convince people that you've fully transitioned (could be decades or the rest of their life, depending on how they'd want their legacy to live on). The incentive structure is just completely out of whack. You'd have to fight tooth and nail for something you don't actually identify with, and live with the physical and psychological effects for years or possibly decades, plus living with the general harassment people would give you for perceiving you as trans and for trying to compete in the Olympics, and then what? You think with how stringent the IOC tries to be with doping that they wouldn't figure that one out? You think the backlash wouldn't be absolutely enormous?

What about this is "worst" case, anyway? We might get our first trans person who's even allowed to compete this year. It's a totally disproportionate response.
I guess my Phenom II-based system is SOL. No TPM, not even a connector on the motherboard, and of course it's pre-UEFI.

Oh well, Windows 10 will be the last MS OS to be installed on it, 100% Linux it is.
Interesting. I should have looked this up, I guess it's obvious my sample isn't large enough to be representative.
I had no idea these schools still existed in the US. Based on your comment, I looked up this article:

https://www.wyomingpublicmedia.org/open-spaces/2016-02-26/to...

This particular school isn't operated by a church, but by the Bureau of Indian Education (which I also didn't know still existed) and the US Department of the Interior. Sounds like the school has evolved significantly from when it was first established in 1892:

>Things have changed a lot at Sherman in Doepner’s lifetime. He says a Navajo woman who went there in the 1960s and was forbidden from speaking her language now teaches that language at Sherman. “I believe that those efforts over the past 35 or 40 years have helped transform the nature of what [Bureau of Indian Education] schools have tried to do which is to celebrate the culture of the students, of their families, of their ancestors,” Doepner says.

>Some Wyoming students who’ve attended Sherman agree. “They have a beading class,” says Scottie Nez, a junior at Fort Washakie High School who spent his first two years at Sherman. “And pottery—ceramics class. They have a basket-weaving class. And they have a Navajo language class.”

Of interest in relation to the original link, this school also has a dedicated cemetery:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sherman_Indian_High_School#She...

>Because of Bureau of Indian Affairs policies, students did not return home for several years. Those who died were often buried in the school cemetery. May 3 marks an old tradition amongst the local tribes where many local reservations decorate their cemeteries with flowers and replace old crosses. Sherman Indian High School designates this as Indian Flower Day.
Came to say just that but you got there first and did it better than I would have
You said no one would care other than twitter. However cnn made it's money the past four years sensationalizing everything about the previous administration, so that is evidence that people other than twitter care.. CNN's former viewers.
Real UNIX - SysVR3.2 from Interactive Systems Inc. The X11 server was my own, used an NEC TMS34010 graphics card for 2d acceleration.
Caring my foot, indigious people are subjected to heinious crimes even today

https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/why-are-indigenous-people-in-c...
I agree completely with you. Personally, the referendum in my opinion should have been "Remain in the EU" vs "Clear defined vision for what we want after leaving the EU", literally any of the definitions of it; "hard brexit", or "soft brexit". That would have killed the ambiguity, and would have ensured that any the end result of such a referendum would carry the support of all the people who voted to leave.
If we would all be better of if facebook etc didn't exist, doesn't it stand to reason that poor people would also be better of?

Open street map and wikipedia runs of of donations/free labor so I don't think poor people would be kicked of those. Google would presumably come with your internet subscription, so that would be factored in for most libraries where the poor would access the internet.
That makes sense. One constant of book censors is that they don't read very much, so normally as long as the juicy bits aren't right at the start of a novel it is safe.
I think this actually going to convice me to move to Linux for daily use...
No, I'm talking about sensationalized media coverage. How scandalous something is, is largely a function of how much the news talks about it.
Repositioning a product allows you to 8X its price
The photo in the Google summary card is that of the author, not of the serial killer.
Last summer all I had was a linux box to play games, and I found that a lot of games I wanted to play (like the witcher 3) worked surprisingly well via Proton. I think the main issues come from the massive GaaS like LoL and Destiny that have so many moving parts and points of failure.
Discussed at the time (of the article):

The Dawn of Haiku OS - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3904972 - April 2012 (110 comments)