skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The reason the private-company argument is really tired is that it's simply not something that we take to its logical end in society; the returns of company freedoms are diminished and even counter-productive when a company reaches ultimate freedom to do whatever it wants. A diverse society isn't sustainable if people from different backgrounds don't have the same opportunities to participate in society. This is exactly why, no, you can't only allow whites into your business and you can't ignore the needs of the disabled, among any number of things. It would work excellent under a feudalist system, however.

Likewise, if companies like Facebook get so large and influential that they (and a small number of other NGOs) provide the only meaningful channels of communication between groups, we are dooming freedom of expression if Facebook, Google, or whomever are free to silence you in order to pander to politics and advertisers. Especially not when Facebook works for the federal government and gets tax breaks and subsidies. Your individual rights mean more than the right of a giant corporation to make lots of money and have undue amounts of power.
I was looking into stocks and options as well. Would be a much larger project. I'll keep this feedback in mind
If a human crashes, that's human error and politicly not really an issue.

Whereas if autopilot crashes then suddenly politicians will be forced by voters to make laws and take action.

I could totally imagine Tesla themselves have asked for these restrictions.
We switched from deployment:

> I wouldn't want to be deploying a multi-gigabyte binary every time i make a change to the dataset...

To runtime startup:

> lambda warmup time

And cost:

> RAM consumption is proportional to binary size
I mostly read PDFs on an iPad. The only books I bought as paperbacks are the ones I will reread over and over out of joy:

Knuth: The Art of Computer Programming

CLRS: Introduction to Algorithms

Strang: Introduction to Linear Algebra

H&P: Computer Architecture: A Quantitative Approach

and now I ordered yours, Bob! Just wanted to show my respect.
When my crunch time is over at work I will answer the issue I opened on GitHub ;-)
Nice, thanks! It looks good!
As a 500hr+ Overwatch player and 1000hr+ TF2 plater, I also thought this at first. While Overwatch was certainly heavily inspired by TF2, it plays considerably differently. Overwatch has six players per team each playing one of 32 different unique heroes. TF2 has 12 players playing one of 9 classes. The abilities feel much more impactful in Overwatch. TF2 was all about supporting your engineer and racing for Uber, while Overwatch is much more about positioning and mechanics (though ult economy matters too). Removing the ammo mechanic entirely was brilliant IMO as well. Anyway, just a few cents from someone who has played a lot of both of those games.
This is the post I was referring to - it was this image (no text) and a link to the above article

https://i.imgur.com/8TEAXQW.png

I think another commenter's idea is reasonable - people are flagging false claims like this, and the link is being punished by association
I'll take those 8 months of drizzle, take the sun away thanks!
https://vrland.io/lobby
The basic package is bare though very much functional. The problem with whatabout's for such an editor is what do you put behind "image support"?

Some would need uploads, others just links, then copy and pasting, alt, captions, styling, etc...

Slate makes it easy to extend its core with custom blocks. Now, it's definitely some work but it's actually very intuitive to work with.
The first iPhone sold 6.1m in its first year, and it was way more expensive than a Quest 2. Last year well over a billion cell phones were sold. The Quest 2 isn't the first oculus product -- they've been at this for years. I'd say these numbers aren't great if this really is 'the future of computing' as many would have you believe.
Why would they want to bring the materials back down to Earth as opposed to building stuff directly in space for other applications? Seems silly
Not interested in explaining rudimentary concepts to someone who thinks my work isn’t based in reality. Do the math yourself.
FWIW, T-Mobile US had free throttled global data roaming in most countries since a few years before Fi was launched. It was typically more expensive than Fi for a single line, although usually cheaper for family plans.

https://www.theverge.com/2013/10/9/4821692/t-mobile-announce...
You can buy prescription lenses from third parties that you insert into the headset. Then, no glasses are needed.
me bad, I'll edit the post.
I consider myself an introverted CEO and I agree - being shy is not an immutable personality trait.

Or maybe a better way to put it is "seeming shy" or "coming across as reserved" is something you can absolutely change with practice.
'No Dasher = No Deliveries:' DoorDash Drivers Strike for Tip Transparency
The Game Boy Advanced SP had a reflective screen and it played better in full sunlight. It was quite a remarkable display.
How should this message from the CDC be interpretted?
Why is the CDC removing authorization for this test?

This is the CDC post in question:
https://www.cdc.gov/csels/dls/locs/2021/07-21-2021-lab-alert...
Proof that we are in another tech bubble
Nice looking page. First I suggest shrinking the needlessly huge .png files[0].

You might consider the _ after "like" being its own line between 'create' and 'like' that types Apps/Websites/Landing pages/Tools

The email box needs a box, IMHO.

>Use our NoCode Tool & Create, build, design and ship products faster

Could become

>With Shipr's NoCode platform you can design, build, extend, and deploy anywhere. NoCode, no lock-in, no lie!

Maybe something like that instead. Not sure if it works with the spacing but "design, build, extend, and deploy" being separate lines with emoji or icon [perhaps in a diagonal stepping, pointing to the subscribe box].

Hope any of that is helpful! Good luck to you
Word of warning, their readme says 'Some of its APIs are not "finalized" and will have breaking changes over time as we discover better solutions.'

I started using this library several years ago and have eventually had to rework it using prosemirror because I just couldn't keep up with the breaking changes.

Both libraries work in very similar ways, with slate using React for its rendering layer. However Prosemirror has been v1 for quite a while and in retrospect I'd have saved myself a lot of headaches if I'd taken the above warning more seriously.
I don't agree to your premise. Humans can consume creative works and be influenced, this is not in question. Unless one is an impressionist, they aren't going to try to recreate exactly the works done by the artists they have been influenced by. Even if an artist does something inspired/influenced by, they have pretty much stated that. Musicians cite prior bands, as do writers, painters, etc all credit those influences.

I'm probably just a curmudgeon, but I don't understand the point of Copilot. So I'm probably not the best to opine about it. However, I am very opinionated about copyright in manner that typical flows against HN group think.
This is part of why I refuse to buy one of their VR headsets. I'll get a Valve Index if I can justify the expense at some point, but I won't get a Quest.
Spot on. I'd like to pile on--

I can't remember where I picked this up, but, a way to evaluate visual communications for tone and intent is to watch the video with the sound off. Words often trip us up and tie up different parts of your brain.

If you watch this gals channel with the sound off... It's prurient, in my opinion.
> Being shy and being introverted are not always the same thing.

Add social anxiety into that mix as well. People tend to use all three interchangeably, and while there is overlap, they are all different things

https://verilymag.com/2018/12/signs-of-social-anxiety-social...
the scientific method would also like to have a word with facebook.
Just remember this if in the future it's revealed people are letting their homes sit empty instead of renting them out. (when waiting for the right time to sell or any other reason)

Renting is often risky even in good years, one bad tenant can't lose years of profit simply by not paying rent and leaving. If they don't trash the place, it'll need emptied before the next tenant moves in (cost). Then it's possible they do trash the place. And then it's possible they get mad and truly destroy the place (run the pipes). Generally people in these situations don't have money, so good luck getting it back in court. And there's countless stories before covid of people who knew how to play the game in certain areas and delay evictions for months.

Now on top of all those normal risks, you have to worry about the government handing out a year of free rent and not allowing you to evict someone.

Unless I find a renter who is literally a family friend, I don't believe I'd ever rent out a property I own.
What? No, ¬(Genuine Friends → Technology) is not logically equivalent to Technology → ¬(Genuine Friends).
San Diego and some of Tijuana are just about unbeatable IMO. Any other weather that isn't perfectly sunny is only a short drive away if you so feel the need... the only thing I've ever missed from the MidWest is a few good thunderstorms a year, but even those don't seem to happen as much as it at least seemed to when I was much younger.
it sounds like they don’t intend to declare “sold out” but delivery is at a slower pace because they’re facing the same hardware shortages as everyone else
Cool well since we're going with that logic I'll just go ahead and say my insurance provide through work is free.
Yes, I know what you're talking about, but it has nothing to do with the post. Someone posted a link to a CDC page on Facebook, and Facebook flagged it as misinformation.

Maybe someone, somewhere used this link to argue something misleading, but as I said before, you can do that with any fact.
> Groupon and LivingSocial said the same about their respective market, a decade ago.

These are hilarious businesses to cherry pick because they explicitly used fuzzy accounting for the nature of their industry - which was selling coupons that may or may not be used. Their numbers were irregular because they accounted for coupons that may have never been actually used, but were allocated on their books as such. DuoLingo is NOTHING like that. People pay a subscription for a service that uses software as its delivery mechanism. COGS is simple for them -> hosting + customer service. COGS is very different for Groupon and LivingSocial.

> Key giveaway: if a company's revenue "more than doubles" but it's losses also more than double, it's not actually profitable on a per-unit basis; it's simply shifting items that should be reported in COGS to other items that let it artificially inflate its gross margins.

You have no idea what you're talking about and clearly have never actually seen financials of a business like DuoLingo.

Guess when NetSuite's most profitable year was? That's right, 2009, during one of the biggest recessions in the world's history, and it's because they fired their growth engine (S&M) and just pumped out cash.

https://a16z.com/2015/05/15/a16z-podcast-why-saas-revenue-is...
It's expensive when you consider you can get faster devices with better screens, more buttons etc. for less than half the price these days. A Retroid Pocket 2 is $80, has a 3.5" color screen, analog sticks, includes a 32GB microSD card, HDMI out and a quad core processor.

When the Game Boy launched the nearest competitors were either technically better but far more expensive like the Lynx, Game Gear and Turbo Express or cheap terrible things like Tiger LCD handhelds. If the Game Gear was half the price would the Game Boy been as well received?

Yes the Playdate comes with a bunch of games but most of them are unknown and the handful shown so far don't seem $200 worthy IMO.
Right?! 80 degrees and sunburns? No thanks, I'll take my 52 and overcast thank you very much. You think I live here by accident?

I wonder what the internet provider is in Forks,WA...
I mean sure, but these are both legally defined works with licenses that govern their use. The difference is in the style of license. FOSS doesn't get a special moral valence because individuals are authors and they offer their work for editing and remixing under narrow circumstances. I mean, if Jeff Bezos today were to release code he wrote by hand with GPLv3 and were to cry foul over Copilot, I doubt anyone would care (or he'd get made fun of online.) Why does FOSS get treated so differently?
I meant to tell me that before I started :)) I’m just completing mine, but it’s taken a while. Not one of those people who can do things in a weekend…
That's a footgun.

For ring replication to work, it requires all replication sources (aka. "masters") to be online at all times. This never happens in real life, so it is just a matter of time that you get a nasty split-brain. Star replication tries to mitigate this by a crazy setup with replication filters that is painful to maintain and probably will break after some DDL statements.

Moreover, neither of these can handle conflicts. If a row gets updated on different hosts at the same time, you will get broken replication and/or split-brain.

To scale writes, sharding is usually the way to go and Vitess can be handy for that. By the way, MySQL group replication has multi-primary mode that is safer. Galera Cluster/PXC probably has something similar but I am not completely sure.
The Art of Using Lambda Functions in Python
If you want some market crash hedges they are perfect.

Car companies are treated as government institutions. BMW and Volkswagen used to produce tanks. The German government will ask them too again if they start struggling to much. Companies like Fiat or Ferrari are as big a part of Italian national pride as rooting for their football team. Hyundai is 10% of South Korea's entire economy.

The car industry is political. Anyone assuming one company is going to sweep in and own everything hasn't paid attention. These companies will be defended until the ends of the earth by their own governments, so you have a massive put existing for all of them by default.
Being personally educated on the risks to to people in my demographic, I would gladly sign an ironclad “I won’t sue the company if I get covid” contract to work in an office. If that’s the company’s concern, I suspect most people who hasn’t received a vaccine would sign such a contract.
It's a great idea, but based on your points it seems like this implementation ain't it
This is nonsense of course but say it wasn't. Wouldn't it also be true that the collective actions of Americans also save lives? The real idiocy is of course trying to divine who exactly gets the blame for any particular molecule of CO2 - is it Exxon that pumps it out of the ground or is it the person whose foot pushes down the gas pedal? Or is it any of the intermediaries in between the two of them?
> So both Elon Musk or Trevor Milton are not billionaires? So I am not allowed to say they are billionaires? What wrong with that? It is a fact, not 'some political element'.

You're telling others to stay on point yet your pointing out that Musk and Milton are billionaires is just as much beside the point.
Wait, why would the crank not charge the battery? That's insane.
I don't disagree I just dislike the dishonesty being presented. The word free is used to make it seem much more palatable to put in universal healthcare and they know it. The reality is there are downsides to having universal healthcare.
You do have the probably apocryphal Mark Twain "The coldest winter I ever spent was a summer in San Francisco." And you can really get the cold, grey city vibe. But, honestly for the most part, it's hard to find a lot of fault (for me) in SF climate most of the year. And I've spent a lot of time there even if I've never lived there.

ADDED: And I wouldn't think most people would think anything in NoCal generally (or most of CA even more generally) "sucked" in the summer
Are you sure about that? Can you explain to me what the wording from the CDC announcement means?
i think the problem is that facebook doesn't actually fact-check anything. they abdicate that responsibility to third parties that they designate as "fact checkers", and designated fact checkers include some organizations who may not have an entirely firm grasp on what's true.
This is why this idiotic trend towards gender neutral pronouns is so... idiotic. 90% of the time when it's used, it's confusing and makes the information you're trying to convey harder to get. In this case the op wasn't even using gender neutral shenaningans, but since it's 2021 and it's becoming relatively ubiquitous, we get this kind of confusion.
Actual research shows the opposite effect on mental health from what you are saying.

When you don't have Facebook your friends and family just txt or email. I mean Facebook book hasn't even been around that long. To pretend it is something like water or electricity is just preposterous.
As a fellow glasses-wearer I can say that I've had a good experience with the Valve Index, which lets me adjust the distance between the lenses and my face enough that my glasses fit comfortably.

I've read that it's also possible, at least for some headsets and levels of correction, to purchase custom lenses such that you don't need glasses at all while wearing the headset.
Half of the time when I click links on old.reddit.com, it just redirects me back to the home page. When I go to those same links, on the new site, it takes me to some image gallery page. They've definitely broke a good portion of the old site.
Almost no one pays 960k in hospital bills either. That's an insurance negotiating price not what the patient sees.
Estionian Personal Code number works just as a unique identifying number.
American Social Security Number work both as an unique identifying number AND as a verification of identity. Basically its similar to estonian ID number, but instead of PIN1 and PIN2 you have just the SSN.
> Google cannot ignore DMCA counterclaims

Yes, they can.

> because handling them properly is a matter of federal law.

They can ignore them unless they have some legsl obligation outside of the DMCA not to take the content down, because the only matter of federal law applicable to handling counterclaims properly is the DMCA safe harbor, which:

(1) continues to protect against copyright liability to the purported rights holder so long as they do not restore the content without a proper counternotice, an

(2) protects against any liability they would have under any other law to the user for taking down the content unless they fail to restore it with a valid counternotice.

But, there is no separate liability for not honoring a counternotice, and Google (like most free content hosts) structurrs their relations with users so that there is almost possibility of liability for taking content down with or without cause, so #2 isn’t much of a concern.
I'm sure public human SEO manipulation is at least partly to blame. The only thing that is surprising is that it isn't worse than it is. At least the first half page is usually close to what you want.
Weather is complicated. e.g. Taree (NSW, Australia) gets a 10 in the list of 129 cities with nearly perfect weather. But in summer it's often very hot and humid. Way too hot. (Source: I did 11 years of school there!) But just 30 minutes drive down the road is Forster-Tuncurry, between ocean and lake, with a sea breeze, never too hot or humid, which I'd say does have perfect weather. They're both fairly small country towns, though, not cities.

I'm in Sydney now. I have friends in many countries, who live with typhoons, earthquakes, volcanoes, floods, violence...and not having any of that here makes me feel fortunate and it almost justifies the crazy high rent.
The "about inheritance in LPC" - https://www.mars.org/home/rob/docs/IntermediateLPC/chapter6....

and a bit about multiple inheritance in LPC - http://graphcomp.com/info/mud/mudos/lpc/constructs/inherit.h...

And another bit - http://www.geas.de/tutorial/lpc_57.html

As to seeing it in other languages... this gets into a mixing - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mixin

An example of that in Scala - https://docs.scala-lang.org/tour/mixin-class-composition.htm... or https://www.baeldung.com/scala/class-composition-mixins

The issue is that for most situations, the additional conceptual load of multiple inheritance gets difficult.
CDC was spreading...immune...

If this pun was intentional, well done.
Remarkable how different the experience is on that website when you are not using an ad blocker.
My favorite woodworking channel, the guy never says a single word. He's barely on screen. Wearing clothes appropriate to making things. No facial expressions. I watch it with the sound off because the wood cutting noises bother me. I love it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ML2nsBag3kk
Other amusing DF bugs:

Dwarfs trying to clean their inner organs (dwarf wounded, doctor closes the wound, dirt stay inside)

Undying children in the moat water (for years... just swimming there...)

Killer carps (there was a long time during which carps were really overpowered because constant swimming was buffing them up really good, dwarfs getting close to water sources were eaten by carps)

Catplosions (Tarn loves cats, cats reproduce, too many cats kills DF performance)
Neither safety nor freedom are absolute, or are intended to be. It's treating them like they are that makes the discussion unhelpful.

We have structures to keep you safe from murder, or from breathing cigarette smoke in your workplace. Where your freedom can hurt others, we value finding a middle ground. That's not new.

Vaccines are already mandated in some situations and we don't fight about it. This topic is only controversial because some have found they can profit by turning it into a culture war.

But we're talking about nudging the freedom/safety line a slight bit one way or the other. It's already in the middle. Losing one right doesn't mean that we're not qualitatively as free as we were yesterday.
why water excels at getting things wet.
You know whats great about our market. If you truly believe this, you can make a duolingo copy and therefor have your own $5B company (sounds nice huh?) AND you can invest whatever assets you might have into Mazda and make money on the value of their stock.