skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's not just quibbling. Government spending spending on social programs is the exact same taking/dilution that occurs when the Federal Reserve gives a bunch of new money to the banks by declaring that interest rates shall be lower. The former receives intense scrutiny, while the latter is politically uncontested. Furthermore, government spending at least creates direct price inflation, whereas finance industry infusion mainly causes asset inflation and thus doesn't trigger the Fed's criteria to ever slow down.
How to Create Interactive Public Dashboards and Storylines in Tableau?
Yeah I don't know. Yes YouTube has to obey DCMA takedowns but these aren't DCMA takedowns. They're part of Google's own ContentID system that they created themselves.

They could definitely improve it to avoid this sort of nonsense.
Robinhood was able to raise 1 billion dollars in capital within a very short time frame to cover any later requirements. It might be a stretch to say that it was easy, but since it is being used for collateral (very liquid), they would hypothetically have an easier proposition to raise that capital than if they were using it to grow their business.

Source: https://www.ft.com/content/9a1b24e6-0433-462a-a860-c2504ea56...
Excerpt: "Robinhood, the online brokerage at the centre of wild trading in equities this week, has raised more than $1bn from its existing investors and tapped credit lines from banks to shore up its financial position after a turbulent four days. The company has drawn down at least several hundred million dollars via a credit facility with banks led by JPMorgan and including Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Barclays and Wells Fargo, according to people familiar with the move."
Elements of attractiveness are merely entry points if you will.

Most western heterosexual women prefer men that are tall and have good facial symmetry. My gay friend told me he likes lumberjack types with heavy musculature. I personally prefer a taller woman with a good hip to waist ratio.

I wouldn't shame a woman for liking what she likes, nor would I shame my friend for his preferences. Nor should Cis hetero men be shamed for what they like. It is an individual decision.

There is a great deal more to relationship success beyond mere attractiveness. But, it has to start somewhere.
Well they said it was "crowdsourced", so my guess is that some joker went and marked every site as down.
> if you think a meeting is pointless and that you have nothing to gain from it or contribute to it, just don't go.

Or, even better, normalize showing up to a meeting, and if you feel like it is useless/irrelevant to you after 10 minutes, just stand up and leave. You never know ahead of time if the meeting would be useless for you or not (ok, in a lot of cases you do, but more often than not it isn't super-decisive). But after 10 minutes, it becomes a bit more obvious whether you would benefit from staying or not.

Saw a senior engineer from our sister team do it once, then he explained his logic to me later regarding this. At first i was afraid, thinking "ok, he is a senior engineer, he can do whatever without negative consequences, and I don't think I can afford to do it as an entry level engineer [at the time]".

One day I tried it, and never looked back. No one had any issues with it, and it had made me so much more productive. Then a new manager for my team came along, saw me do it once, and asked me about it, like "why did you do this". I explained to him the exact same reasoning as for why I was doing it. He ended up having zero issues with it after my explanation either, and had even mentioned this approach to other people on the team who were struggling with meeting overload as a recommended approach.
I can't find much information about the screen other then the fact that it is 1 bit. Is this purely an aesthetic decision or is there some sort of interesting tech going on that requires it to be 1 bit for now?
You are responding to a troll account because this is reddit now.
Another victim crushed in the cogs of googles attention juicer.

> Looking forward to the company who "owns" it hitting the "nah, screw that guy and give him a copyright strike" button so we can turn this into yet another media cycle about just how utterly broken this system is.

If its broken then stop using it. I cant help but not care that peoples videos are flagged or taken down. "Content" "Creators" aren't customers and should not expect anything. Google owns youtube and will do whatever it takes to avoid liability and maximize profit.

Video playback in a browser is a solved problem. Simple self hosting isn't. Hopefully, projects like IPFS can solve the hosting issues. I just want to hand out a URL that points directly to a video file. I don't need or desire recommendations, follow anyone, or like/dislike content. Just something that plays a URL be it a browser or a video player like vlc.
your username seems like a reference I know but am missing....
This is no ha ha accident.

The claimant is one of many copyright trolls who try to get as many copyright claims as possible.

Once the claim hits, they are able to run their ads on the video get the revenue from it. Once the dispute is settled, they keep the ad money and receive no negative consequence.
$5 Digital Ocean droplet with the one-click NodeJS install: https://marketplace.digitalocean.com/apps/nodejs
The Apple Watch is such a terrible product. If it's "connected" to your phone, then any alerts that come through buzz your wrist (but don't turn on the watch screen), and also suppress the phone screen from turning on.

Use case of: "VPN authentication notification" coming through that I want to approve, and when I have the Apple Watch on my wrist, it's actively _harder_ to use both the phone and the wrist version of it.

Don't get me started on the screen and use of detailed touch in an area that it quite literally the size of two thumbs.

Pebble: "Back" => "Up, Select, Down" ... glorious utility! Nobody wants to make e-paper (ahem: transflective) watches, and they all want to make touch screens the mechanism for interaction. Ugh!
Nah. A flag is more than a "boo," much in the same way laws are (hopefully/sometimes) different from mob justice. It says: this is bad for x reason.

And a single yay is very little investment of time, but applause can be made to take time. If someone wants to spend a 20s clicking "yay," that says quite a bit more. If combined with "reactions" you get a bit more nuance.
The problem is that one of the main differentiating factors of these platforms is selecting which post to present to the user at a particular moment. It's a valuable service - there are lots of posts - but it means the platforms are always somewhat going to be in the business of choosing one post over another.

> While it may look different, this is no different than two folks on the phone getting interrupted by ATT and being told they are incorrect on their assumptions about topic X.

There are many ways in which this is different, most of which relate to the differences between audio and visual communication mediums.
Well they cheated so much money in and now they are on live suppor. But since they don't have much expenses they can survive for a long run on that money.
They are a monopsony rather than a monopoly

Joan Robinson studied labor and monopsony, her books are very illuminating for anyone interested
What evidence do you have that the NSCC waiver was conditional on a voluntary trade halt? I haven't been able to find the article that you mentioned
I find that Duolingo is to human languages what Codecademy is to programming languages. It's gamefied and fun but will only scratch the surface teaching you the very basics. In order to truly learn the language you have to put in the much harder work elsewhere. That's not to say that both platforms dont have a place, they still can be pretty valuable tools for beginners.
If you use Oracle MySQL or Percona Server, I would recommend to try group replication[1], no third-party software required.

MariaDB can use something similar called Galera Cluster. Percona also has its own version, called Percona XtraCluster (PXC).

For more traditional MySQL/MariaDB replication typologies, Orchestrator[2] is a great tool.

For postgres, I have heard a lot of good words about Patroni[3], although I never used it myself.

[1]: https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/group-replication.ht...

[2]: https://github.com/openark/orchestrator

[3]: https://github.com/zalando/patroni
My buddy's younger sister used to say she liked the smell of guys' balls.

I thought she was kidding the whole time I knew them. I wonder if this is what she meant.

I just wrote her off as a weirdo lol.
But what law did YouTube violate? They're not obligated to host your content.
I've seen it. Unfortunately, he doesn't provide a real solution.

The fact that some newer ISPs (like Verizon FIOS) are still not offering IPv6 in some areas is embarrassing.
That guy’s a weirdo. Look up Cliff Gnu’s no BS guide to sight improvement and it’s all you need.

I have dropped 1.75 in one year. And this is without being super intense
>Ok, there is the networking and matchmaking.

This is the hard part, as I see it. Maybe that's not as difficult as I think.

Also, creating and recording all of the voice lines. There must be hundreds, by a large and diverse cast.
Long time ago, Google use to give higher weight to .gov domains.

Seems like at minimum the opposite should never happen, and that's negatively flagging .gov domains.

Edit: why the downvotes? If you disagree, please post a comment so we can have a healthy dialogue.
What we're Nietzsche's opinions on politics/women? I'm not surprised based on the bit of his work that I read that he has some unappealing thoughts on women, but am surprised to here his politics may be problematic as well(aside from the whole nazi affiliation thing - which as I understand is a misrepresentation of his work by his sister and her Nazi husband).
i dont know what any of this means, but it was some of the coolest sounding sentences i've read in a while.
Still though, dystopian is not the right word for video game drama/economics.
Learning from an “awful” person helps you grow as a person.

Also understanding the enemy.

Also not all “consuming” of work is for “entertainment”.
That's for two people (him and his brother, who's also working on the game, but in a non-coding capacity).
I assume it has been claimed on FB that this is proof that the flu didn't disappear but just got misdiagnosed as Covid, and/or that the Covid tests results couldn't be trusted at all, hence they have been withdrawn.
Anymore? Keynes said this in 1936.
Can't wait for the same logic to be applied to self-driving cars. The solution was produced by a blackbox, sorry about your grandma
You can use dfhack to run the game, which provides some niceties [0]. There are graphical packs; many people like Phoebus. You can also use an external program like Dwarf Therapist for dwarf management, which becomes necessary once you have a lot of dwarves.

[0]: https://docs.dfhack.org/en/stable/docs/Introduction.html
Facebook has sold 4M Quest 2 headsets in the US, recall docs reveal
How are Chinese people benefiting from Blizzard hiding sexual harassment allegations? From a pure workload perspective, most Chinese people would probably consider Blizzard to be relatively lax.
Tesla update 2021.24 introduces Disney+, Car Wash Mode, hotspot WiFi, more
How would you handle the issue of the third-party international shipping plugin falling over during the first pre-order phase? Just curious.
I'm not afraid for Pipewire future; they seem to be moving faster and delivering results sooner.

Even the bluetooth improvements, new for this release: they are already in Pipewire. On the other hand, it took Pulseaudio _two_ years to go through a merge request of a developer, that implemented it.

You can read the entire f-up for yourself: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pulseaudio/pulseaudio/-/merge...
Same here, oddly enough it seems to work fine in incognito, despite the setup being identical, enabled extensions and all.
I remember when people thought that about anything Dolly Parton did. Ironically for the same very old fashioned reason.

Men don't do this as often, but lest we forget firemen calendars...
In the LPMud LPC language objects could inherit from multiple other objects, so they could combine behaviors. I haven’t really seen that in other languages.
> People have weird ideas about how settlement works.

Just to be clear... I too am not aware of any evidence that this was the case. HOWEVER, there is a clear link of stakeholders between Citadel and Melvin Capital. Citadel provides the settlement for RH and it's entirely plausible that Ken Griffin reminded Robinhood who's paying their bills. RH had the shroud of legitimate direct financial reasons to stall order flow - so it was a win-win at the loss of PR/customer service.
To my ear this sounds just like an excuse made 88 years ago: “Somebody has to kill all these ____!” Ironic and disappointing.
After reading about quality issues for years and years about Teslas, I'm not rushing to buy one any time soon. Though I know many owners really love their cars. I see more than a few every commute to work.
I just tried the "Experimental" browser on my Kindle Keyboard and DX. It won't connect to many sites, with an error message about being unable to establish a secure connection. I presume it's because the migration to https left them behind.

Unfortunately, Amazon has provided no updates to address this. The DX cannot connect to Amazon update because it can't establish a secure connection.
>I'm reasonably certain the loss in improvement over best public offer I'm losing or whatever is less than that.

Actually your broker has to execute your order at a better or equal price than the NBBO. I'm presuming that's what you mean by "best public offer", because the price improvements that you get from market makers are definitely not public.
I just saw that O'Reilly published a book to help with that: https://www.amazon.de/Getting-Started-Dwarf-Fortress-complex...
It's a gentle reminder that twitter is bad for your health and best avoided.
Alternative title: "3g is old and going away"
What a crappy clickbait.
> Javascript is currently replaced with Typescript, which is not being looked down upon by backend people, at least not as much.

For some reason - unbeknownst to God and his prophets, very smart, intelligent folk want to use a BMX as farming tool to plough and till the soil. Now we aren't going to ask silly questions like - why use a bmx when you have a whole barn full of tractors.

No.

We are going to ask how to get maximum output from the pedal mechanism. How to replace the human with a robot so we plough faster and how best to install solar panels for day time power source as well as highly specialized lithium ion cells made specifically for this purpose, so we can cover more ground.

A farmer, who has been farming for his whole life, really belived the tractors with billions of man hours in commercial farms, trusty, easy to fix and operate with a plethora of mechanics to fix and improve them.

But that just gives the farmer a vague existential crisis, what really gets him in the dumps is how they get the the goods to and from the farm. See he has big lumbering trailers and a few modernis rigs. Hes been using them forever, they are insured and also have possibly the highest reliability of transport. The new farmers merely smirk at the diesel autos. They have sonething better, smaller, faster and many of it. Quadbikes hooked to trailers. Hundreds and thousands of them. Apparently a central computer, bless it, controls and orchestrates the many quad bikes. The old farmer feels lost and helpless everytime he goes out to harvest. His trusty harvester looks impossibly old and slow, steady as she goes. No matter that she can haul a few hundred tons a week, it is nowhere new sophistacted than the automated quadbikes - zipping in and out with their 80kg loads at break neck speed. It's like watching a symphony.

He wonders what they actually grow there. Seeing such advanced alien technology ,to him at least, these new farmers must be planting something more delicate than rice, yield higher than wheat, and sturdier than simple corn. Surely, he reasons, his life is all but over.

But is it?

The FOMO chronicles, Afseyuk, 2020
Context is king. I can easily imagine this content being used to present false narratives. This is the underlying problem we're dealing with.
Copyright, as such, must go. It's done. It's served its purpose in history; it's time to move past it.
I used to work in the movie industry and (other than at the very bottom quasi-amateur indie film level) most people in the industry understand this stuff really well. There are two daily newspapers that just serve the film and TV industry and 75% of the content is about who is making or breaking deals and what the legal and economic implications are. Don't forget that the industry wen through this cycle many times already, from verticals (studios owning theater chains), to TV, to home video, to DVD, to streaming etc. etc.

Decisions and litigation like this are often not based on the merits at all. They're poker games in which the bets are the amount of litigation expenses people are willing to bear. Dis ney might look at this and think 'Scarlett Johanssen could easily win this case, but she's probably not willing to spend more than $10 million on legal fees over a period longer than 5 years. Maybe it's worth putting in $20 million on legal fees at our end because we stand to gain $1 billion over the same period by having a stronger bargaining position in other negotiations.'

Scarlett Johansson could walk out of any future business with Disney and still be a big star and make money with other studios. She has legions of fans that will keep her a star for as long as she wants to keep acting. But will it hurt Disney to make an enemy of her? Probably not at all. However, caving in a contract dispute makes them look less powerful in all future negotiations.

Contrary to the message their movies convey to the public, within the industry Disney much prefers to be feared rather than loved.
That's because it is. The question to ask, of any argument, is "so what?": what do you want to do about it. The "so what" for an accusation of "virtue signalling" is to dismiss the original statement without any further consideration.
There's nothing "notorious" about a maintstream legal practice representing corporations against unions, and "busting" is pejorative. It's opinion click-bait.
The Lancet, China and the origins of coronavirus
I like Sennheiser because they make at least some stuff still in Europe (vs. many competitors who pretty much live off of made in china copies of classic designs). It's just weird that Sennheiser is very quiet about it, they used to have a "MADE IN GERMANY" on a lot of stuff, directly silk-screened or molded into cases etc. -- this has disappeared. At first I suspected that production for these products was offshored, but it wasn't (still says Made in Germany in the fine-print). Kinda odd.
John Cage owns the copyright on silence. At least one composer has been sued by the estate of John Cage for including silent "music" on their album.
I didn't say naked promises, where I've seen this have a real world consequence was when the speaker seemed to have authority they did not, or made a statement that conveyed an intent they did not mean. Like "We're ready to start on the project" being taken by a contractor to mean, "Get dev work started today" and then billing the work when the speaker wasn't actually authorizing the start at that time. It's about whether there's a potential good faith misunderstanding of the statement. The contractor didn't take the statement and run with it to bill hours they shouldn't have billed, they legitimately took the statement to be the go ahead to get started and billed accordingly.
I’d recommend whichever one is available in a language the project uses already.

Automatic tests for a database could simply be writes followed by reads with expectations for the returned rows. This is how Postgres tests itself.

My personal go-to right now is ActiveRecord and RSpec. The examples could just as easily run raw SQL directly using the Ruby pg driver.
Content ID exists to keep YouTube's nose clean, not yours. What you're asking would be like letting speeders choose what cops get to write them a ticket... in response to certain towns over-prosecuting moving violations for revenue.
So now they have both a broken product AND a product with features that are abuseable with no restrictions / control by their site administration?

This keeps getting worse! This is as useful as a rock on a string telling me the weather.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/fortune.com/2021/02/02/robinhoo...
>"treated as such"

-Facebook isn't legally required to fact check.
-The CDC position is sufficiently controversial that this is well within the margin of error we'd expect of a fact checker.
-AT&T isn't amplifying your phone call to millions by selective algorithms that enhance the most controversial and hateful messages
-Carriers are heavily regulated, in part because they enjoy natural monopolies (in AT&T's case, only so many companies should be digging trenches and connecting physical wirelines into homes and businesses)
That's exactly what happened in right wing circles, I saw it on Twitter and Reddit too.
LOL - 5386: Imprisoned Vampire Elected Mayor
There's a lot wrong with this argument, but one of the most obvious problems with it is that lots of brokerages imposed limits on GME trading, including Schwab.
Their link to why you shouldn't use GitHub[0] takes you to a page where they criticize GitHub for complying with US export controls. The FSF is a US corporation, why do they think that US export controls don't equally apply to savannah.gnu.org? And unlike FSF, GitHub has actually done the work of applying for export licenses so that developers in US-sanctioned countries can access GitHub[1].

[0] https://www.gnu.org/software/repo-criteria-evaluation.html#G...
[1] https://github.blog/2021-01-05-advancing-developer-freedom-g...
The entire ecosystem of big tech has depressingly bent towards this practice – Youtube trolls monetizing your work, Amazon allowing people to steal your listing and sell counterfeit goods with the five stars you earned...

The only solution I've found is "don't engage". It doesn't change anything, but at least I'm not the one getting burnt.
I believe it's the same as this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=seyQpWf6i60&t=2s
i'm printing that last line out and gluing it to my wall
One small difference between those specific artists and Activison-Blizzard - they're dead. But more importantly, their beliefs are also a product of their times.

ACTI doesn't have that excuse. They're all with us now, and their actions don't have the shield of being reasonable in the society they exist in.
I always suspected this day would come for my 2nd gen Kindle. I still remember getting it over a decade ago and feeling that there was something magical about having content delivered to it wirelessly. Now that smartphones and smart devices are ubiquitous it seems mundane, but at the time it was amazing.
My favorite feature in Dwarf Fortress is that all eyelids automatically clean their associated eyeball, just so that players don’t post about how their dwarves have vomit on their eyeballs.
The guy has been playing the same un-updated game for 15 years. He clearly has a mental addiction to it and is using current events as a trigger to finally snap that addiction. It is irrational, but so is a lot of anti-addiction stuff (like surrendering to a higher power in AA). If it works for him, that's all that matters. There's no rational reason to play Diablo 2 in 2021 so quitting Dialo 2 over an irrational reason is still rational