skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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Exactly, I said 'Voters should be allowed to lobby'. Not 'exclusively'. I said that because you stated that I was say ing 'nobody should be allowed to lobby', which is also not what I was saying. It seems that you are constantly trying to make it fit your personal narrative.

And even then, does it matter? The point is that voters, which is what the government exists for, should be the ones to assess what they want, not the sociopathic wealth hoarder with the most wealth. If you want to define an ultra specific scope around that, you can do that.
too little, too late! I am super happy with React+Js nowadays..
Often such blanket statements are made by people who know little about the current state of the language they are denouncing. I am happy to use modern Fortran.
It’s called SEPA instant credit transfer. There can be some bank specific limits, but there’s no general upper limit. Payment is handled in seconds.
Their app and UI are great, really great; but I closed most of my trades after the Gamestop fiasco and I'm not coming back. I kept the debit card and keep a few bucks in there, still use the app for quick quotes sometimes but that's about it.
This morning - Lightning storm sparks dozens of fires, evacuation alert at Deka Lake, BC:

https://www.castanet.net/news/Kamloops/338740/Lighting-storm...
Of course the modern web is the real problem. It’s one of the worst application platforms ever invented, despite also being the single most popular.
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> How do you define TV

By the presence of a built-in TV receiver (DVB, ISDB, etc). If it doesn't have such a built-in receiver, it's a monitor.
Broadly I agree with you but these aren't really tech workers, they sound more like soft sales to me...
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For that kind of money, you might want to get a bit of advice on the right words to use before giving up. The thing about "Your statutory rights are not affected" is that your statutory rights are not affected, whether they care or not.

Even if you decide not to fight this one, please consider informing one of the major consumer rights organisations so if there is a design flaw and others are experiencing the same problem the manufacturer can't bury their head in the sand and try to avoid responsibility. Other big tech firms have allegedly done this in the past and bad publicity is often what brings them round in the end.
I’ve been the “lab rat” in many US studies, and generally all we get is a disclosure stating the purpose, risks and methods of the experiment. There’s no test for “scientific literacy” at all. I’m not even sure the point of this. What people care about is the risks and methods.
Fortran as a general-purpose language has been dead for decades. If you don't do numerics, you can freely ignore it.
> Was he harming innocent people? Was he injecting too much noise/unnecessary work into the system?

It doesn't matter because we don't base societal incentives on 1 guy.
I'll take the opposite approach. Children are the best judges of Art.

They don't care about historical baggage, they only see beauty.

A pile of dead bodies and a naked person crying isn't beautiful, even if it's realistic and has an interesting style.

Maybe this view of art is too narrow. Wine supposedly tastes better than juice, despite the strong taste of ethanol. I side with the child on that topic too.

Do rules need to be learned to observe art?
It's a pity that this law has apparently been so watered down, and basically just cements the status quo. Spares for dishwashers and washing machines are already available, and 10 years doesn't really sound that long for big appliances.

I don't see whether the law addresses the problem of overpriced spares. For example, I don't see why an original Miele heating element for a washing machine costs 100€, while an unbranded compatible part costs less than 20€.
Don't all modern phones encrypt user data on disk anyway?
Kinda surprised no one's used a blockchain for this. The registration flow could be as follows:

1. User registers a non-transferable username (maybe an NFT?)

2. User signs into the client with the username NFT

3. The server admin maintains a list of shadowbanned username NFTs -- if yours gets added, then the server won't relay your messages.

Non-transferability means no one will squat usernames (since there's no money to be made by reselling them), and since it costs money to register but costs nothing to shadowban, the asshats only lose money by being asshats (and their spam doesn't even get read).
What makes you say this ?
EDIT: to clarify for others: the issue is the combination of the content-type x-www-form-urlencoded and the body that is being raw-string-injected without encoding. '&' in the body would be interpreted as a URL form token delimiter and parsed improperly by the text-processing.com API.
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This is Called Photoshopping
FM Towns Marty, for example.
Not in this case though as unemployment in the last decade is at its lowest in developed world.
I’m not the most sophisticated trader but I appreciate their UX and simplicity, which I think is true of most of their user base
Should every variable be const by default?
> Why would you voluntarily forgo leverage to be gained on your employer?

My main source of leverage comes from my employer's projection of what I'll do for them over the coming year/years. The better picture I paint for them on that point, the more leverage I have.

It's not at all obvious to me that my leverage would be increased by collective bargaining by more than the cost of that outsourcing.
I am curious about why people think that this is an attack on first amendment? I thought the point of this legislation to preserve first amendment right of the users.

Maybe this is a choice between first amendment rights of the dominant platform companies vs. first amendment rights of 100s million of their users? If that's the case, wouldn't we want to take the users' side in this issue vs. platforms?
That's what happens when you spend a decade printing a lot of money

Value becomes diluted
Coinbase IPO did it for Bitcoin.
Quora is down (7/1/2001 2:00pm EST)
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This doesn't work. It's what Facebook, Google and others have been doing for almost a decade now. Has it stopped spam, harassment? No.

Most times, harassers are protected by their legal system, not the victims. But if someone dares insult the police, then they'll find you in a second and put you on trial.

We need better tools to manage trust and consent in a decentralized settings without revealing the social graph. I heard the expression "Fog of Trust" a few times to refer to that.
So, not worth arguing the point with you? Already decided that Trump's a victim? Sigh.
in this context. its processing a graphql query, performing a batched set of db calls to postgresql, and responding back from the server. this doesn't include the time from the server to the user which varies from 200-500ms. sadly I can't do much about that part,
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I think I missed where politicians are a protected class.
I don't know how you are going to define a protected class for conspiracy theorists who incite violence.
I agree the behavior is similar between copilot and copy/pasting the most popular solution from stackoverflow.

However, you seem to be making the argument that is good behavior. I say it is not. The time saved by automating the googling/copying/pasting is miniscule compared to actually understanding the context in which the code is suited and ill suited. That is the developer's work, and it isn't fed by only the code.

Developing ain't typing. It's solving problems. Most of the time the problem isn't in code. Even when it is in code, there's nuance in how to best solve it that isn't. The idea that AI is useful in understanding the real world context of the problem better than the human (who has the whole context, in code and outside of it) is naive, or disingenuous.
No. Btw they are called FCM now.
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how do people currently write conditional statements?
Leadership lessons that shone bright in lockdown
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This comment does nothing except state the obvious. ;P

The parent I'm responding to listed very simple examples that in no way necessitate a framework; of course frameworks can be useful for larger scaffolding and the like.

Where exactly do you think you're commenting...?
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An important insight one gets from Propaganda is that propaganda is an inevitable effect in a society that goes through an explosion of the amount of available information, and it becomes more about how to deal with it than trying to suppress it. That is in fact what the book is about originally, rather than what "propaganda" has come to mean nowadays. In a way, it's more of a book about how to deal with bounded rationality than about how to persuade people for more or less nefarious purposes (there are better books about that).
And if you don't have any friends or family working in whatever field you are whistling against.
It's true that past performance is no guarantee of future results. Nevertheless, we are well-advised to examine the history and past performance when seeking to estimate future results.
"involved in numerous litigation matters" and "have been subject to regulatory investigations ... expect to continue to be subject to such proceedings" coming in on the heels of record-setting fines moves these risk factors from the usual corporate boilerplate to quite acute issues.
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thats the full end to end request comes in, parses input, performs db calls, processes a response packet and sends data out
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If I was a cynic then I would say that Google is very happy with adding more features to keep the circle of viable browser engines as small as possible, while simultaneously "accidentally" adding more and more ways to track users.
>Unions do not preclude promotions from merit

In theory maybe but in practice this has always seemed to be the case for me (admittedly a brit). Here there are literally queues to be eligible. There is a list of names and it's sorted by company start date.
I think it's misleading to call ShareBlue "leftist" - they are 'left' to the extent that Joe Biden is 'left', but leftist typically refers to "the radical left" or marxists or democratic socialists in modern political discourse.

Yes, they attack to both sides, but their anti-right operations are pretty transparent. Their anti-leftist operations tend to be clandestine, presumably because DNC funds used to attack "their own" voters would be politically toxic.
Most dweb startups you hear about are precisely marketing their "solutions" as such. You hear stuff like "but if there's a financial participation for registration you can't have spam so that's why you gotta use our tokens", which is really ridiculous considering the most nefarious actors usually have a lot of resources at hand.
It's drawing an increeeedibly long bow
In theory, it might have made a black hole. It would have lasted a ridiculously small period of time, but be quite recognizable by the energy it gave off. Instead of the usual decay patterns, it would give off a spray just of photons, like a black body at a recognizable (and very high) temperature.

We didn't see that, and in fact theory predicted that it was insanely unlikely that we would. But there's nothing wrong with the possibility of a black hole much, much, much smaller than a gram, with a radius smaller than the Planck length.

If we had seen it, it would have been insanely informative. But it wasn't ever gonna happen.
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Thanks, updated. My ignorance of this practice extends to all deadly pathogens, really.
Interesting to see how much slower is JS when compared to Fortran for matrix operations, no idea how to compare React to Fortran.
You don't have a first amendment right to star on a TV show on NBC, or to have your book published by the publisher of Harry Potter, or to have a news article you wrote placed on the New York Times front page, or to have a social media company publish your "thoughts" for the world to see. Your desire for a social media company to print what you write is not a first amendment issue at all.
...aaaaand a week later, it's down to $737, another 14% loss in a week
Copilot can auto-generate tests, but I haven't seen anything yet to suggest that it can do the implementation side of test-driven design.

That'd be a pretty great feature to add if it isn't there yet.
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This makes me want to generate a bunch of poorly written code and upload a bunch of repos to GitHub to poison the well.
After nearly a decade of mobile development I have stopped developing for Android & iOS as well.

Apple had(has?) two years policy for app removal if not updated, I feel that's fair considering quality & security.

But Apple did me real good when overnight it moved my arcade type game from Arcade category to some other generic category because it named its game store as 'Arcade'.

That was the beginning of the series of events ending with semi-mandatory vaccine apps being available only these platforms (no web) to put bad taste in my mouth. Now I've gone back to web development for my products.

The only reason an average app publisher want their app to not be on web is because it cannot steal as much private data(or users can easily protect themselves) .
Oops, what I had in mind when I wrote the comment was the expense of hosting a vast repository of videos (eg: Youtube, Vimeo, Twitch, etc). I didn't mean the modest cost of an individual just serving their own content.
It's the organised influencing that's pernicious. The lobbying is just the overt form.

For every pro-climate-catastrophe fake 'citizen's group' there are ten or hundred similar groups influencing public opinion on questions of party support and policy platform.

These groups directly act on voters, not on politicians.

Some operate overtly through the media, many do it less overtly through think tanks and policy foundations, but even more do it covertly through fake citizen's groups. Currently many operate through troll and fake account posts online.

The business of influencing is like an iceberg. Overt lobbying of politicians is the most visible part. Even if you could somehow get rid of that, the much bigger danger under the surface will still sink you.
>or they are making a killing on crypto fees.

They don't charge commissions to trade crypto. Not sure where they're skimming the money but the terrible order fills you get there gives me an idea.
"wants to see" seems quite different to what was actually said.
Where the hex is "intuitive" is showing what's "even" to the CPU.

For example we think of 10, 100, 50 as nice round convenient quantities.

CPUs see 16, 256, 2048 as convenient quantities--in hex that's visible: 0x10, 0x100, 0x800.
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Robinhood's value is all UI and UX. Every other finance app is in the past. Vanguard, Etrade, even ThinkOrSwim; none of them even come close to how easy Robinhood is to use. I also left Robinhood after the GME thing but man their app is so streamlined compared to everyone else.