skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
yeah, i thought this too but it was really easy to automate
I didn't have issues with compe until I started using snippets, at which point I needed to manually modify the lua code that they provide for you (to own and maintain yourself) for tab completion. I had to spend a fair amount of time getting the right compe - snippet provider setup that would populate correctly.

Once I added snippets and modified the completion code, the ability to hit "Enter" to select an autocompletion selection broke and I couldn't manage to fix it without preventing the key from entering a newline in insert mode. I ended up just remapping it to a new key. But even then, it's still a little quirky- if I type some text and hit tab expecting to add some spacing, I'd instead get prompted for autocomplete suggestions I wasn't looking for.

I get that all this is fun for some people, but I just want sane defaults that work like VS code.
Depends on who you ask, I guess. A large portion of our class has certainly moved to idolizing the owner/leader, rather than cheering for the laborer. It’s going to get worse before it gets better.
That would work if there's a contract in place, but if IP rights are abolished entirely, what is there to arbitrate? I got a hold of your song and you don't like it? Well it was never "yours" in the first place.
> That there is not good evidence that screen time negatively effects well being was a surprise to me.

That shouldn't be taken as evidence of the opposite, though (not that you said that!).
A movie made using a script generated by an ML model trained on a sci-fi movie script dataset: https://youtu.be/LY7x2Ihqjmc
I wonder what they will break when they patch it. The last year has seen a regular stream of problems related to printing on Windows.
Americans fixed the word.
They also fix their dogs.
IANAL, however my understanding is that the First Amendment protects ones’ ability to record police officers in public when acting in an official capacity.

I suppose the Supreme Court will have to rule on the issue of blurring our badge numbers during the course of a protected activity.

But this does seem related to the constitution through the First Amendment.
They've got +3 on StackOverflow so fully peer reviewed.
or use vnc, teamviewer, etc
It is registered. The account is fully bound you.
ALE is amazingly useful even for curmudgeonly old timer Vim users. My one gripe is that I want the warnings to disappear once I begin modifying the buffer, which I have achieved. Can post the relevant part of my vimrc if desired.
I do something very similar. I've got mx records for a domain I own pointed AWS SES which invokes a lambda function that pushes the email to my Remarkable 2 e-ink reader.

I also enjoy reading Money Stuff this way.
It’s the combination of filial support and the expensive US health care system that I’m shocked by, not filial support as a concept.
This isn't a study. Looks like they're recruiting people for a study at the moment. They have anecdotal self reports that 30% - 40% of people with long covid felt better after being vaccinated, but they also say 10% - 15% felt worse. Seeing how subjective this is, I would wait for the study to happen, and for the dependent variable to be something other than self-reports.

Even so, for people who have been infected and don't have long covid, it's entirely reasonable to skip the vaccine, as far as we currently know.
Youtube is still censoring this topic. Two well known scientists testified before congress on GoF testing and the Corona Virus characteristics. That was pulled down within a few hours. I save all these videos but no idea what to do with them.

[Edit] I found a copy of the coverage posted by Forbes [1] and as a matter of correction it is the GOP House Oversight and Reform Subcommittee on Select Coronavirus Crisis hearing

[1] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YeW5sI-R1Qg
I did it a while back to see if I would notice anything different. I moved to vim a few years ago on a whim after using emacs for decades, so I am far from a vim power user, but with the modest configuration I use, I couldn't tell any difference, so I figured I would keep using it until I ran into a situation where neovim failed in some way that vim didn't. So far (maybe 6 months?) I haven't run into any issues, and I don't think I've added any plugins to my setup that would only work with neovim. This is all to say, it's probably a fairly easy experiment to switch with a fairly low risk of issues if you switch back.

I'm probably a bad neovim reviewer though since I'm not really keen to try the LSP stuff. I wind up working in a lot of different languages and inevitably I feel like getting accustomed to completion working well in language A only to have it fail with B is more annoying than having no completion at all. I'm curious whether I'll wind up using anything which is only possible in neovim.
Last I used it it was often missing completion candidates https://github.com/hrsh7th/nvim-compe/issues/248 which was extremely frustrating but apparently hard to fix
In my Gmail, most such email has a Google-provided unsubscribe link right next to the source address at the top, e.g.

Spamming Stores <spammingstores@e.spamming.com> Unsubscribe
How could you say that like it is a fact? How do you know the Aztec triple alliance would have countered the Spanish?
> How about a little goddamn proof? How about a valid legal case that follows the laws of the USA?

In theory, that’d be the job of the court case he’s fighting an extradition to not face.

And, to be clear where I stand, in the (unlikely) event that anyone’s secret services care what I think, they’d have to be a lot more open and honest about their mistakes for me to trust them when they say “we need X secret, trust us” — almost everything that people like me get to hear about them are their mistakes, and a whole lot of hubris to go with those mistakes; while I like to assume they can’t all be that bad, the fact is I can only form opinions by what I learn, and whatever good any of them might do is kept secret (or so vague it might as well be) and is unlearnable, while the bad stuff is writ large.

(None of this is relevant to the judicial systems in any country or Assange).
This has been my experience as well. Coc.nvim was far smoother sailing.
Traditional DevOps is when sysadmins checks their scrips into git. Modern DevOps is when they check scripts into git using a really fancy web interface.
Minor Correction: He is a co-founder of Wikipedia who happens to have become a right-wing wingnut. All of his examples cite sources known to have issues presenting facts. Either a media organization attempts to report facts, meaning it stays neutral, verifies sources, submits retractions, and avoids 'people are saying...' kinds of queries, or it does not. If it does not, that means it is not a credible source of information. I would suggest that he try to clean up his sources a bit and resubmit perhaps?
For those without access to the full text, here's a related news article on Science with a bit more context: https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2021/06/stunning-dragon-man-...
Tangentially, it's fascinating how the opposite problem pops up on Amazon - how do I know I'm actually buying brand X on Amazon? Maybe the solutions to both problems are related.
I am curious if there are any major packages written in lua for neovim? I wonder if ecosystem fragmentation will become an issue (vimscript vs Lua).
Search the web for Natural Hazards Risk Map, and you'll get plenty of relevant results, some of which are interactive. Confine your search to images if you want a shortcut to various static maps like:

https://images.app.goo.gl/r1nmCysfUPcHR7u48

https://images.app.goo.gl/wjGi76X5TtYmmMjM6
Briefly, he argues for private courts and police companies which would prefer to settle things with money rather than force, because force is so expensive.

It requires a utopia to work as described.
Libertarians love it.
This is not Yelp for Cops, or RateMyProfessors, that is just a false comparison to justify what is almost definitely going to turn into a harassment and doxxing platform.

Yelp and online business review sites provide value on the basis that you can make educated choices, but there is no choice involved with police. You don't get to pick and choose which officers or departments are coming, and if someone calls the police on you you're not not going to be have the time or knowledge of who's being sent to search on RateOurCops before they get there. It's a fallacy.
My boss took my label maker away. Apparently, I am "not responsible".

Also, with respect to cables, this is really why we need tri-colored braided cables from a reputable dealer (ANKER!?): white, black, gray, blue — that gives 64 possible combinations!
I've seen this thoroughly debunked several times. What "numbers" are you alluding to? The most commonly cited number I've seen from a 2003 study is 7.3 billion crop deaths per year, which experts seem to agree is likely a large overestimate. Even if that were the case, that puts crop deaths at an order of magnitude smaller than the number of _land_ animals slaughtered every year; that number is further dwarfed if we included aquatic animals.

Additionally, the crops where some of the highest number of field deaths are encountered (such as soy and corn) are also primarily as animal feed.

So no. Vegans do not kill more animals.
Do you even know with a brand? Companies buy and sell brands all the time. A crappy Android-based Phillips TV I bought about 2 years ago was a rebranded Funai.
No it’s not. Try to be nice talking to a brick wall, you won’t feel better.

Being nice make you feel better because there’s a human on the receiving end who gets your niceness, and you know it even if they don’t show it.
And here I am telling you I've done this and it didn't work. The EV cert worked a lot better.

Do whatever you want with that information.
The biggest issue with that analysis is that their model is clearly very able to copy code and change the variable names, copying code and changing variable names is very clearly still "copying", and the analysis doesn't seem to include that in its definition of "recitation event".
I would recommend Simple Tab Groups [1] for Firefox. Then you can have as many sets of tabs you want (with detailed names), that are backed up in case of crashes etc. They are also out of the way when you don't need them, no managing multiple windows. Easy to delete groups, or keep them for later.

[1] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/simple-tab-gr...
Ask HN: Good books and videos on understanding and designing Incentives?
Hello,
I have searched quite a bit but I could not see any books and videos for understanding Incentives.

Can you suggest books and videos for understanding and designing incentives? I am aware of famous video from Charlie Munger about Psychology of Human Misjudgement and looking for more resources like this.

Please suggest.
Also PinePhone.
Seems about as blatant of a violation of freedom of speech as one can imagine. They’re public officials. Their personal information (name, role, jurisdiction, salary, etc.) ought to be actively published by the government. To make it illegal to publish that information is just ludicrous. Heck, I used to remember when police had to literally wear a badge that publicized their name.
MKULTRA's work in collaboration with a McGill researcher, in which they put psychiatry patients into a coma against their consents and tortured them : https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montreal_experiments
”Warning: The officer approaching you has a RateOurCops rating of 1.6. Do not make any sudden movements. Use old english language and manners. Attempt to turn caucasian. Good luck.”
You can certainly choose where to live and travel though based on these reviews.
The vast majority of tourist taxes are minimal ($5-$50) and have no relation to duration (arrival/departure taxes).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tourist_tax
> if I buy a soda with Coke's trademark design on it, I can be reasonably sure I'm buying an actual Coke product.

This always felt like something better enforced via fraud laws than intellectual property to me. Property is the wrong metaphor for trademarks.

Right now you can do bullshit like sell and license trademarks, so I can't actually be confident that a FooBarWidget is made by FooBar. I can have some confidence that FooBar licensed there trademark for it, but they might be doing that as a way of cashing out on their reputation. That shouldn't be legal, that should be fraud.

A better replacement would be special fraud laws against some set of phrases like "Made By <Company>" and "Certified By <Company>", and using those phrase when it's not the case should be very illegal. Maybe there should be a replacement version of trademarks where you can register a distinctive image or made up word as being synonyms with "Made By <Company>", but that shouldn't be sellable, licensable, or anything else, it should be a simple synonym. While <Company> should be able to sue for damages if they can show them, the real enforcement should come from law enforcement because the entities actually being lied to and defrauded are the customers, not <Company>.
Indeed. The constitution says "it has the power to set it" not that Congress shall set it. I think that's what the OP was saying anyway.
Hm, mine worked out of the box with `nvim-lspconfig` and `completion-nvim`. What 3 different plugins are you referring to?
I made something like this a while ago (CopScore), not only were there serious issues with it but it was also very ineffective. This can ONLY be done by the gov in an official capacity.

Link: https://nextcity.org/daily/entry/crowdsource-police-reviews-...
MSP are so often the security vulnerability themselves these days, rather than being a security benefit. This isn't the first time this has happened and won't be the last.

How many people are affected this time?

SolarWinds Orion exploit was the basis of the US government hack. Kesaya here is ransomware. Is ConnectWise next?
Without any a-priori I guess that's true, i.e. the problem they want to solve isn't guaranteed to have a solution
Would presenting a picture of a turnip with the caption 'Larry Sanger' below it provide credibility to the claim? Sadly, it would not, unless presented from a reliable source of factual information.
> This is madness.

Perhaps their notion of property is more spartan than yours. :)

More seriously, property is a technology for resolving problems stemming from scarcity. If there is no applicable scarcity, then property rights are not necessary. Even more, if property rights in some arena effectively cause scarcity, as is the case for some forms of IP, then they ought to be abolished.

On this model, a particular copy of "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" is scarce, where the right to copy "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" isn't, since two people exercising that right at the same time need have no effect on each other. If they both want to sell copies, then the wider availability may lower the price of a copy, but this is only the same effect as two widely separated gold miners have on each other, and giving one miner the right to restrict mining of gold by the other would seem a weird application of property rights to many libertarians.
The Internet Killed the BBS Star (1996)
Is this an indirect way of saying that you support ICE?

Coz if so Id really rather hear it straight rather than indirectly via an attempt to police my language.
> How's that obvious?

> Just teach them to say please to Alexa et Al. Much easier and generally better to be polite when you don't need to be, than to be impolite when you're supposed to be, by mistake.
Congratulations on successfully politicking to get those repairs funded.

I lived in a condo complex where the association had its VP resign, so I put my hat in the ring, and even though my track record was only speaking up and attending meetings, I won with N-1 votes out of N.

The board put forward a resolution, which passed by a huge majority, to make most large, non-monthly costs special assessments. The resolution came with written language about how people were going to have to fund their share of large costs like roof fixes from their savings. I though this was reasonable.

The special case here is that 60 units were owned as individual residences and 300 units were owned by a corporation and rented like apartments. So I was amazed that they voted all their votes for me in the VP election, and not amazed that they would want to fund roof repair and such the new way.

The Surfside situation would not have been changed by the resolution about funding repairs. If that corporation had looked at our building before taking over, and saw what the inspectors saw in Surfside, they wouldn't have bought in in the first place.
The two things overlap very much.
"Brands" in the literal sense would still exist. As a savvy consumer I would have to know all of the physical counterfeiting measures (the brand) of Louis Vuitton to know I was buying a genuine bag. That doesn't stop someone from replicating said counterfeiting measures. The group with the highest quality bag and/or strongest counterfeit measures wins the money.
This is hilarious and ridiculous. How can they justify censoring testimony in Congress?
He spoke at my university in the mid 80's, and my set of friends put him up for his visit in one of the larger houses collectively rented out by Boston University's student body Union. Can confirm, his behavior towards his gushing fans was scandalous, and would be considered a series of sex crimes today.
FWIW, you can turn off most things by going to the project settings under general, visibility.

This reduces the menu items to a minimum.
how are these hooks different from triggers?
Also a small company. The ev cert worked for us. Are you having trouble with smartscreen or av products?
This doesn't mean that every boomer is a millionaire. Many YOLO'd their way through life and are in debt up to their scalp.
You can certainly also make that choice based on information from legitimate channels. People in LA don't need to have input on police departments that they'll never run into.
I can't say I know that you can improve your own intelligence. But it does seem to help better understand the world when you try to be open to the idea that you might be wrong in your opinions, if just for the fact that you haven't (yet) experienced what others have. And I think the personality trait openness (which to me seems to be connected) has a relatively strong correlation with intelligence.
I can't speak for all Libertarians and I'm not one myself - so don't take this as a blanket statement but, from my impression, a lot of Libertarians in the US support private alternatives to public services and private services as a first line of treatment.

Advocating that IP claims should be forced to fail in private arbitration before being eligible for a hearing in public court is a reasonable way to prioritize the private market fixing problems on the cheap before consuming public resources - but removing the courts as the ultimate arbiter is a really big shift in my mind.
The author's PARA method for organizing / structuring digital info is helping me a lot. It gives me a solid bedrock. https://fortelabs.co/blog/para/
Thats NP-hard.
> So what, what if someone came with a theory that the virus comes from meteorite that people from this lab had been researching?

The two scenarios are not the same, and denying a plausible scenario isn’t the same as denying an unplausible scenario, particularly when there are negative incentives.

Is your argument really comparing the theory that a coronavirus that hopped species might have come from the lab next door which was doing research on how coronaviruses hopped species with it coming in on a meteorite?

A better example would be if a giant smouldering crater suddenly appeared, and the Chinese government started saying it wasn’t a meteor and holes sometimes just appear because of tectonic activity, while at the same time blocking other nations scientists from seeing the crater.
Supposedly it is not in alignment with the Trusted News Initiative (TNI) [1] or so people say. No idea if that is the real reason.

[Edit] In this case I am thinking maybe Forbes had exclusive coverage and the other videos were pulled down for not having the rights to coverage. Just guessing because their upload is 3 days old.

[1] - https://www.bbc.com/mediacentre/2020/trusted-news-initiative...
Dane here.

I had friends who were shorts all the time, but almost everybody will wear thick clothing in winter, and walking barefoot in the snow will cause frostbite and/or is extremely painful (yes I did that, just to see what happens. I was young once. It may have been one of the most painful things I ever did). Humans can survive in the cold because we are smart enough to cover up, not because some of us are so hardcore that we break the laws of physics.
That's plus as in "doubleplus" from newspeak
That might not be a good outcome for Facebook, depending on how many people get identified and removed.

Worse, it could be self-reinforcing. Let's suppose enough people make a claim that AOC is an extremist, and she gets removed. Then people who agree with her get claimed to be extremists. Unless the algorithm is very careful, it might remove them as extremists because they share ideas with a known extremist. Eventually all the Democrats get removed because they share both ideas and an organization with extremists. And then the neutrals and moderate Republicans get removed, because they share some ideas with known extremists.

And Facebook winds up with only 10% of its users surviving the purge. And so they wind up with only 10% of their revenue surviving the purge.
I use vanilla* VS Code with the built-in Markdown previewer. My notes are a flat structure of Markdown files (personal) or a single folder for each project (work).

*I have a plugin called Markdown Paste[0] to use a keystroke combo to save an image from the clipboard into a designated subfolder and insert the corresponding Markdown underneath my cursor. But it's nothing that can't be done by manually saving an image into a folder and typing the corresponding Markdown by hand

[0]: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=telesoho...
Considering they had and did not publish Republican emails, I'm not sure that would apply.

Then, they'd be treating both republicans and Democrats equally. Bad for the libertarians or the greens though
It's almost as though there needs to be an organization that's appointed by and accountable to citizens to hold companies accountable for maintaining integrity on these matters.
What was your original culture from, and how often do you start fresh? Do you strain? What do you store a gallon of yogurt in after you make it?

I make 1/2 gallon at a time and strain with a cheesecloth for a couple hours. The output fits into a large round pyrex container.
This is also part of the price discovery process.
A true libertarian would respond that in Libertopia, IP rights are enforced by the owners themselves, at gunpoint. i.e. if you steal someone else's IP you can expect an unfriendly visit from a private militia. But they would concede we're a little ways out from that point and we have to go one step at a time.
It’s about incentives. If you try to tighten building codes, developers will fight tooth and nail to prioritize profits over more durable and longer lasting housing (and everyone will complain housing isn’t affordable). If you tighten maintenance and life safety reviews and upkeep, owners will vote you out of office (either your condo board or local government) because they don’t want to spend the money (or failing voting you out, stonewall approving repairs as long as possible).

You need an independent party that can force life safety repairs when necessary (which, in this most recent case, should’ve been Surfside’s building dept), and longer term, some development will likely be entirely off limits due to financial unsustainability (as you elude to).
Not sure if this is the thread you were referencing, but it is useful: https://old.reddit.com/r/msp/comments/ocggbv/crticial_ransom...