skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I followed the comments. I just don't see how not explicitly competing is consistent with pursuing happiness (polygamous relationships excluded). Even if one is not in a real or hypothetical competition with others for the exclusive reciprocation of one's interest and feelings, one is always competing with time and the opportunity costs that come with naive and fruitless decisions. The ratio is a major factor in that calculus. The massive amounts of time sifting through chaff is time taken from obtaining wheat. There's little gain to go any further. Happiness depends on an achievable end, not having hope strung out before you like a carrot on a stick. If you have no expectations then there's no point in doing anything.
In these proposed meetup scenarios of common hobbies, we are assuming the best case that:

*one derives joy out of the endeavor itself

*one just so happens to find camaraderie with a group of strangers

*at least one of these strangers is of the sex that appeals to oneself

*this particular stranger is single

*this particular stranger is open to dating in this group

*this particular stranger finds one, among others, to be worth dating

*this particular stranger is receptive to one's advances

*this particular stranger chooses one ,out of a bevy of potential suitors, to be the one and only S.O. (for the time being)

Any of these circumstances can and do go wrong more often than not. Pretending that one can just wait and see and everything might turn out well is leaving everything to a self-deceiving lottery. In which case, why bother? What's the point? After all, someone could just as well fall out of the sky. The chances are about the same.
Ha ha the persecution complex is real. XD I am a white male and I have never once been silenced or criticized for supporting climate change, BLM, or transgender, only supported by those people and appreciative of my support. Scared the way you view the world isn't correct little boy? Boo hoo.
Market price is based on the price of the last trade in the instrument, not the total money put into it
It all depends on how you count your hours.

When you are a developer, and you only count the minutes that you are at your computer coding, I highly doubt many would reach 3 hours per day.
Then as parent said, almost all datasets are like point cloud, except time-series datasets.
If you can read Russian, I suggest looking in the excellent Russian Wikipedia article about the document: https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Письмо_запорожцев_турецкому_су...

TL;DR the letter most likely is an 18th century Russian translation/modification of a typical 17th century Polish anti-Turkish pamphlet which was taken as genuine by 19th century Ukrainian nationalists.
for the same weight, males will have more upper body strength due to basic physiology. idk what muscle mass class is.

i feel like it strongly depends on the competition in question. i doubt it with weightlifting.

but women clearly have an advantage in gymnastics
First of all, I suggest you refrain from calling trans women "not women" – this is, whether you intend it to be or not, quite disrespectful. You can talk about the biological implications of being transgender without erasing their identities like that.

Second of all, there are physical changes from hormone replacement therapy. associated with transitioning. This is absolutely not "240lb judoka feeling thin on the inside" and not absurdly cut and dry like you suggest.
I've wondered whether there is a structural account of pleasure in the brain, in contrast and supplement to the "chemical squirt" hypothesis. Perhaps the alignment of brain rhythms could produce a kind of intrinsically pleasurable harmony, akin to music? The logic is that structural brain harmonies could support novel neural synchronies, which could in turn support Hebbian learning (cells that fire together wire together) and lead to pleasurable reinforcement (law of effect). In other words, perhaps the experience of functional neural growth and connection is itself pleasurable.

This would make me feel better about the pleasure of meaning. I'd really rather that it be intrinsically pleasurable, in contrast to what is known as "the hedonic gloss" — that anything can be made pleasurable with the addition of certain brain chemicals.
There is a large culture among C++ users of distributing pre-compiled binaries of dependencies. See every Linux distribution, or the MSVC ecosystem where sharing precompiled .dll's is the norm.

In this context ABI breaking changes are not viable due to the proliferation of pre-existing compiled binaries. What the standard says is only half the story...
> Still no grid-gap in Safari for iPhone.

Ah, you're sad that Safari doesn't implement the full CSS Box Alignment Module Level 3 spec

- which is still a draft version (so is continuously changing)

- whose latest version was published just a week ago

?
Remarkable 2 is a total breakthrough product. I rarely use my iPad any more. The pen with the friction with the tip that wears down was key—-feels like paper.
Lmao you guys are paranoid. We literally still have a white president.
Would an idea like this but applied at increasingly higher rates as you own more homes work? For example, owning a single home, you pay a certain amount, if any. Want to buy a vacation house? Start paying n% LVT. A third vacation house? n*1.2% LVT etc. Are you a pension fund buying up 80,000 single family homes? Tax should be so high on owning this many homes you wouldn’t want to do it.
One possibility that could potentially work for certain sports, like weightlifting, where the competition is solely in terms of individual records, would be to do away with the existing division by weight and male/female and instead introduce a handicap model based on measured characteristics. For example, all players might be required to have blood testosterone levels recorded at regular intervals starting from a young age, and these measurements, along with characteristics like weight and height, could serve as inputs to the handicap model. The handicap model would be updated each year; potentially the model used in a given Olympic event for a given year could even be updated based on the results recorded in that same year.

Of course there are a lot of practical issues, and even if they were overcome, it is unclear that the results would be satisfying.
Have a look => https://elixirforum.com/t/fullstack-developer-remote-eu-colo...

Might be just what you are looking for :)
It's interesting that there are many different trajectories for musical artists, the ones that this particular narrative most applies to are the ones that become more polished as they get older but whose creative genius was spent in the early years. And there are quite a few of those. Listen to early recordings of 'The Police' and what they - and Sting - put out later for some nice examples of that. The early stuff was definitely rough, but it has so much energy and originality.
This kind of complaint has popped up quite a lot lately, and despite developing pretty complex web apps using lots of nice modern features I just don’t recognise it. This particular example isn’t even more than a childish rant.

Developing for Safari is broadly fine. Main thing is it tends to get cutting-edge features a bit later than Chrome or Firefox. I encounter bugs at the same rate as any other browser… and that’s it. Depictions of Safari as “the new IE” are ludicrous to the extent they can only feasibly be from people who never worked with “the old IE”.
Oh thanks, this was not clear from your other posts: the whole table is used as a data point, not the line. Much clearer now, why you would compare this to point clouds
There's no way to look at that graph and not conclude that all of the arguments about how estrogen makes the transgender body equivalent. A mediocre man stays a mediocre man. I would really like to know the source posting.
That would explain why you want it implementation-defined, but leaving it indeterminate means that the same piece of code is allowed to have different evaluation orders each time it is encountered. This is much stranger, and very specific to C and C++, I don't think there is any other language that doesn't specify the order of execution.
Belgium is around the corner for us, and you can work fully remote: https://elixirforum.com/t/fullstack-developer-remote-eu-colo...
I agree. Used to use tarsnap but the speed is garbage.

It’s so bad that actually restoring anything of any size is just not viable.
pretty sure if you take any random 250lb male that plays football or something they could be the number one female lifter in the world if they identify as a female for an hour. so not sure if that disqualification would matter
I think a bigger concern these days is how Europe gets natural gas (LNG).
You can't deploy Unreal Engine, Netflix, or Spotify as a nice experience with plain HTML. (Maybe if the web had evolved differently, but that's an alternate history without Steve Jobs purposely crippling the web.)

Apple are a bunch of crooks that want everything to be in the App Store so that they can control it and twist these other companies' arms. (Yours too, if you're an indie developer or startup.)

Apple gaslighted us into thinking this is okay, meanwhile we bleed money sitting in their stupid walled garden jail. (I'm sick and tired of people caring about what's good for Apple. They have more money than God, and they don't need our welfare. Especially not while they're breaking our backs.)

A nice step towards a better web would be to require that Apple allow non-Safari browsers on iPhone.
TVTropes uses "Cape" and "Cowl" to distinguish those kinds of heroes: Capes fly in for the photo op like Superman, while Cowls like a Zorro or Batman slink around with limited official support.
Yikes. I feel sorry for your client in advance. One does not learn C++ “for a gig”, especially when coming from JS…
> It really is astonishing that most programmers (whom I know) consider Lisp to be this weird language with too many brackets.

Programmers (humans really) are really good at having knee-jerk reactions to things and then sticking with the same opinion for some reason. As engineers, you would think we'd be better at looking at things objectively, but somehow discussions/thinking around programming languages tend to be a very emotional thing for many, so they stick with their first impressions.
No: they do it the old fashioned way: lobbying and political contributions.
Kivy does all these things, although it is short on developers.
"Ideology"? Is it unfathomable to you that people would reasonably be able to feel that they have a different biological gender to how they feel in their mind? And that people cavalierly dismissing their acceptance in society is somehow not harmful?

If you want to talk respectfully about the implications of transgender athletes in sport, that's one thing. But what you are doing is not that. You're trying to dismiss the plight of trans people at large.
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Bullshit.

We hear this all the time about education in the US. "Oh, we just don't fund it enough because of those eevviiill Republicans!"

There's plenty of money. It's just poorly spent.
My two cents on paid search engines: yes so much awareness around privacy these days. so there might be a potential shift in user behavior, which opens up a big market. however, i am skeptical because people are used to free search engine that surfaces good results.

so privacy is great value prop. but not so much that i am willing to pay for it while living with worse search quality.
>I'll add a banner asking the user to switch to a more modern browser, like Chrome or Firefox, if he's on a Mac. Just like IE.

This site is best viewed on Chrome and Firefox. This brings back lots of good ( and bad ) memories LOL.

Is there a single place with a list of things that Safari dont support or work differently compared to Chrome and Firefox? Or Basically a quirk mode list for all browsers?
I see the China ban on mining as a welcome one. Will decentralize the mining network even further. Previously there was always the risk of the 51% takeover control, which has been diminished with this
Security bugs can be fixed, but security holes from an architectural point of view can’t be easily dealt with.
You need to stop. Stop developing for iphone. Tell your users, loudly, sorry, due to Apple limitations, iphone is not a supported platform.
if sex is a social construct and men and women are exactly the same then let’s just get rid of distinction between male and female sports and combine them.

women will never come in the top 100 again for the vast majority of sports, but it’ll force people to reconcile the contradictions they claim. or maybe they’ll just say sports are sexist
Would you prefer one of the alternatives that also gives you cross distro packages that work, but with stronger security guarantees and developer ethos?
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I found this to be quite useless for understanding modern propaganda efforts. Mostly this is just telling subjects of propaganda that they are dumb, and they should be less dumb. As usual, this view on other people is incorrect. A proper treatment of actual propaganda efforts, as it is widely practiced, would not be allowed on this site.

Many books have been written about ‘influence’ and other soft power methods. They are a waste of time. In the real world, consent is manufactured by prescribing rewards and punishments. It’s entirely behavioral.

Examples abound. Think of everything you ‘know’, which you have examined zero primary source evidence of, but would have failed a primary school class if you didn’t ‘know’ it. This continues well into adult life and work. The actual truth, or even the actual attitudes and beliefs, are irrelevant. Behavioral consent methods work flawlessly without any requirement to convince the subject.

This is the real secret of propaganda. It’s all you need to know. It works because you don’t have a choice.
It seems to work for me: https://godbolt.org/z/68s8qsP6K
Agree about the bugs, some of them are ridiculous. Every browser needs to fix bugs instead of adding new features. Firefox on Mac is not a viable alternative, because it's too slow.
There’s a proposal for new units to solve this problem: https://twitter.com/argyleink/status/1407026742460440577
What you mean to say is that you do not personally understand the myriad uses where it makes an order of magnitude difference in performance. The "NSA" myth is long past its sell-by date.

It is rare for popcount to complete in one cycle on other systems, and so it is mystifying that you would even bring it up. Other core operations take more than one cycle.
This is actually a good idea in some scenarios

For example, several sports have weight classes which are of course "abused" (as in, the athlete will do as much effort to fit onto a lower class - going through severe diets and dehydration)

Now if instead of weight you would measure "fat free mass" and maybe height, this would leave much less margin for maneuvers.

(Or, ok, you could re-weight the athlete just before the competition and disqualify them if there's a bigger difference from the weighting date - that would work as well)
I just tested the 47 servers listed in https://searx.space/data/instances.json. I did not use a browser. No Javascript, cookies, etc.. A good number of them worked fine.

Who knows what the people running those instances do with the search data they acquire.

What I like about searx though is the list of search engines it potentially targets. Comprehensive lists of search engines on the internet are always valuable. I see searx as a supply of "parts" with which one can make something of their own. I have made a metasearch utility for myself.
I remember reading about the Turing test at least as far back as 2005 long before I developed any interest in computer science.
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The New York times consistently creates amazing online experiences using current tech, and the result requires fewer resources, is more accessible, and works significantly faster than any project of any people that whine about Safari on Reddit and HN.

Just a few examples:

- 50 Reasons to Love Joni Mitchell’s ‘Blue’ https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/06/20/arts/music/jo...

- A 3-D Tour of How the Senate Was Transformed for the Impeachment Trial https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/01/23/us/politics/i...

- The Climate Change Pledges Are In. Will They Fix Anything? https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2015/11/23/world/carbon-...

And so on and so on. Can't quickly find the biggest and the most complex ones, but they are there.
Sometimes, sure, but not always. High-performance data infrastructure, for example, is a rarified skill set in practice, and the people that know how to do it have been doing it for years. If you have this skill and are good at it, you can make much better than typical FAANG wages because the demand so exceeds supply. But there are very few people with these skills generally and the supply of new people is not meeting that demand. You definitely can’t learn these skills in a short period of time, the skill set is very deep.

I’m using the above domain as an example because I work in it and see the calculus but there are many others. If the number of people that could do the above doubled tomorrow, they could be absorbed instantly by the demand. In a sense it is a market failure in that the demand signal is clearly there with pay to match but very few people with the necessary skills manifest.
Supposedly he owned 49% when they went public in 1986, down to 24% in 1996, down to 1.3% in 2017, for anyone interested.

https://www.theverge.com/2017/8/15/16148370/bill-gates-micro...

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-microsoft-gates-idUSBREA4...
basically what happens in online spaces is that regional separate evolution of trans terms clash

for example, in American English, the trans community has centered on a separation between sex and gender

In commonwealth English, that specific separation in the lexicon hasn't reached consensus even within the trans community, let alone in a broader colloquialism from people wanting to understand and people actively resisting any form of trans acceptance

so its actually really impossible to determine if there is an educational moment possible if someone is coming across as trans exclusionary when using sex/gender interchangeably or if they are irreconcilable, especially as people pile on to being mad at that person (see for example JK Rowling’s tweets. nobody assumed it was an educational moment while its not even clear that the UK has sex/gender separation concept)

So far it doesn't seem people even notice this is going on, that the inclusive communities are evolving terminology slightly differently! Lets check back in 5 years!
The dissenting argument isn’t unreasonable — it’s not that the total event wasn’t cruel, but the restraining bar in and of itself wasn’t obviously cruel.

And his reduction stems from apparently the wrong guards are being sued..? I’m not clear why the gaurds who actually committed the abuse aren’t being sued, rather than two unrelated actors and one whose sole involvement was the attachment to the restraining bar. Presumably they did other things, but not the extreme one pushing the lawsuit as a constitutional violation.

It seems to me Thomas’s contention is the selected guards didn’t themselves engage in anything that “severe” — not that no cruelty occurred, or that the event in total was not cruel.
Being socially awkward is even worse than being unattractive. Being socially awkward and unattractive means that you end up still virgin after living in student hotel called by locals "spermdump".
Cool! Thanks. I wonder why the regular HN deduplicator didn't catch it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Unfortunately, as a society, we've allowed people to tie their livelihoods to it: people spend their lives training for competitions and the prestige of winning them can directly contribute to their livelihoods through income from deals with sponsors, etc.
There is was one huge problem with Safari that can't be denied.
Safari does not update itself. All other major browsers by now are ever-green browsers. Ever green browsers update on the go constantly, silently, in the background.
Safari major updates are tied to update of the whole OS.
This is a HUGE limitation.

https://www.techopedia.com/definition/31094/evergreen-brows
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_income leading Civilians to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-actualization is the SOLUTION
Exactly - it’s very possible to detect of being run interactively and at least provide a hint - or even when Ctrl-C is hit (I know some programs will print the status on ctrl-c and tell you to hit it twice to kill it). At least when exiting and saying 90% give a hint how you could have seen thy without killing it.
Is this satire? I refuse to believe there is an audience of people willing to take seriously an essay which compares Columbia University to North Korea.
Firejail is a tool, and a pretty nice one. But it isn't simple to use yet. But with support for using overlay filesystems for home or root, combined with cgroups isolation and it covers the issues that site brings up.
People are too sensitive nowadays. Everything needs to be wrapped silk and the actual information gets shrouded by fluff.
The pattern of evidence to date is that Ed Snowden is a traitor working for Russian foreign intelligence and now fled to exile in Russia, living there only under Putin's protection. He's been a key part of their effort to smear and undermine the US and their alliance partners for many years. He has no honor or moral authority or credibility.
Thanks to this article I can learn more. Expand my knowledge and abilities. Actually the article is very real.

https://www.mycardstatement.today/
Sure, but Vanbellinghen is not claiming Hubbard should be disqualified on those grounds. The issue is that Hubbard is a biological male and has an innate advantage when it comes to lifting things.
Looks like a bunch of C gatekeepers got together and decided to reject any other path ways of learning C except their own.
NFTs and me: meet the people trying to sell their memes for millions
std::dequeue is as good as useless. The defaults for "batch size" in different compilers are at extreme opposites of the tradeoff spectrum. So unless you really don't care about performance, memory or portability, it's not a datastructure you can rely on.

From memory:

In MSVC, dequeue will allocate memory for every single element if your elements are > 8 bytes. This will never be changed, due to ABI compatibility.

Clang and gcc have batching sizes of 1K and 4K (i.e. you throw out a whole page of memory even if your dequeue contains only 1 element).
It's hip.
I'm sad that things didn't get all the way there, because it sounds like it could have been an interesting world to be in.

Delphi/Lazarus/QtCreator are still some of the best RAD platforms for desktop apps and the idea of being able to easily add abstracted cross platform components that would work with the native frameworks of the platform you're working on was great.

And REPLs really help with development in every capacity that i can think of, be it Python's, Ruby's or now even Java's REPL - heck, even platforms like Repl.it and Jupyter have gotten more popular and I'm all for it.

While web being just documents would be a bit boring, i also feel that it'd be way better for the energy consumption and often the performance and user experience as well. Not every site needs to be a SPA, if you just want to display some content and allow simple interaction.

And personally, memory safety is the way to go for most things! Not having it be at compile time and with zero cost is probably what's keeping us back from adding it to the OS level.
same with h which can either mean hour or the planck constant.

units(1) does this right where one symbol corresponds to one unit only