skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I’m not saying this is ugly but the visual execution of some of these components is poor. No good usage of padding in some examples, poor ratios between the typography and the containers, inconsistent use of different line widths and border radius, weird and incosistent design choices in spacing and proportions…

I mean. This looks alright and it will certainly make any UI look pretty decent, but the execution is not superb like the actual TailwindUI library which is incredibly well thought from a visual design perspective. Those components are perhaps less shiny than these but they are incredibly functional and way more intentional.

This is a good effort though and I hope to see it improving.
This is a very nice step in making Tailwind more Bootstrap like (read beginner friendly). One common complaint about Tailwind is that it makes the HTML look very full (full of classes).

A very good example on OP's website for a button:

Using tailwind:

<a class="inline-block px-4 py-3 text-sm font-semibold text-center text-white uppercase transition duration-200 ease-in-out bg-indigo-500 rounded-md cursor-pointer hover:bg-indigo-600">Button</a>

Using daisy:

<a class="btn btn-primary">Button</a>

Although I personally think that the corners at a bit too rounded by default, giving it a very amateur look but I think you can customize that.

But a very promising project indeed.
It is in japanese for me because that is my default setting.
The masks most people wear basically only diffuse sneezes and coughs which makes immediate droplet transfer lower.

A piece of ordinary cloth on your face does not filter smog, does not prevent any airborne infection droplets from reaching you, essentially only lowers the chance of your cough hitting somebody else. You need an N95 or better to really do anything to protect yourself. Also even if you have a high grade mask, wearing it so it actually seals to protect you is hard and most people don't do it well.
Except it happens that there are architecture scenarions where multiple inheritance makes sense, so all major languages have it in some form anyway.

In what concerns Java you have multiple inheritance of interfaces, and as of Java 8, traits.

Windows C++ frameworks, from Microsoft and Borland/Embarcadero make use of multiple inheritance.
>Tony Soprano would say, ay it's fuckin' raining, but whaddyagonnadoo.

"You don't wanna work in the rain, go try out for the Yankees." ~ Season 1 Episode 5, "College"
> facial recognition software has more trouble

Not really though.
This isn’t true. Investment properties were nowhere near what they are today compared to the 70s in the US.

I don’t know what traditionally means to you, but this is not a historical norm if you went back 50 years.
Cool. Now I'm (benignly) curious what's keeping you on VLC 3.0.x...
Getting in early means getting time to amass a lot of it. Rockefellers, Carnegie, the people that bought Manhattan Island for $1,143 in 2020 dollars. The artist that painted the Facebook murals for stock options that is a multi-millionaire now.

My point is that people that get in early in crypto are no different, of course they are more wealthy than those that come after, as long as they don’t waste it. There are always monetary rewards for people that recognize good investments before the rest of the crowd.
What place could possibly be better?
Yes.

Plus its not “people” will believe whatever bits of misinformation is out there.

Take it this way from marketing speak:

—————-

Content is being made and iterated upon rapidly, over social media to find new and innovative ways of winning “mindshare” among consumers.

With new technology we can cluster user groups and tailor make perfect user experiences after extensively a/b testing content to most closely match user preferences.

All of this can be done cheaply and at scale, for increasingly new types of content and complexity levels.

————

That is the problem. It’s not whether people will believe misinformation, its that content creation is faster at changing and sounds plausible enough to slip past your typical bullshit filter.
The only people who ever changed the world are the ones who thought they could.
Here is my quick observation on a cursory glance.

DaisyUI is beautifully written. This can be the kit with a boatload of work done for you. Think like Bootstrap but better with Tailwind. You can use this to teach how to write well thought-out CSS codes, separation, and extensibility.

TailwindUI is more like Bourbon[1] (was my go-to Sass tool) but on the structural interfaces done for you. I'm standardizing out Web, WebApps, and marketing materials to start with TailwindUI. Someone with good chop of CSS/Tailwind won't likely need to use TailwinUI but it can be a fast tool for teams. It is highly extensible but also has the double-edge sword criteria that a rookie can just keep copy-pasting, repeating codes and still work (not a good thing).

Will we use DaisyUI for the team? Unlikely!

Will I use it for some quick but still larger project, marketing page? I might very likely.

1. https://www.bourbon.io
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Will anyone hold the CDC accountable for its screwups? Even misinformation by Fox News pales in comparison to the travesty that was CDCs recommendation to remove mask mandates for vaccinated people. If purported expert agencies can’t suppress their politics and idiocy and be cautious why can we ever expect the public to be careful?
So the entire delta-has-same-transmissibility-regardless-of-vaccination panic is from 145 cases in Massachusetts, on a bullet point that confuses mean and median.
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> We’re working on it :) [1]

Here's a bunch of questions for you then: is the io_uring API similar to what we see in message based micro-kernels like Mach, where any syscall is implemented as a message posted to the kernel? If so, is this what Linux is heading towards?

I also see a similarity between this recent development and what we see in GPU libraries, where early API like OpenGL did not provide any control of the graphic stack "internals", but gradually opened them with each new major revision, so that it became possible to tell the stack to allocate memory for vertex and textures buffers for instance. Are we going to see a similar trend with OS kernels?

edit: added missing word (emphasized)
Welcome to the Parklet Era of San Francisco
It's good for home owners in the short term. In the long term it means everyone will spend more on housing, which limits the amount they can spend on everything else, which doesn't really help anyone.
Agreed. Not to sound too critical, but it looks off.
Sure, battery solar goes together, but why did they need to specifically buy his conflict of interest failing one instead of another solar company? Because he had leveraged investments in it and even mixed SpaceX into it having them use NASA money to buy SolarCity bonds. Crazy self-dealing and ultimately fraud with the fake shingle demo and claims.
I think it is not a fair comparison with the Tailwind UI where there's probably more than one person doing the work plus the whole expertise of the actual Tailwind authors in the mix.

If you are able to observe what is severely lacking in this implementation, I am pretty sure that the Github author would welcome your suggestions / comments / PRs and any contribution to make this better.

For a start, this is actually good (enough).

In the same vein that TailwindUI is still continuing to evolve as the maintainers are finding optimization to make it better.
Google for 'gun violence epidemic' and you will find lots of high profile results pretending it is.
Even if we become a space faring species, land will still be a zero sum game.

* Within the Solar System the amount of land available on bodies with not-crushing-gravity is limited to a few times the Earth surface. This includes hospitable bodies like Venus, Titan or the Moon. The entire area of Mars is slightly smaller than Earth's land area, with climate conditions significantly worse than Antarctica. Sobering map: https://brilliantmaps.com/solar-system-surface

* Inter-stellar travel is subject to prohibitive time and energy costs. Physically speaking there is no way for Alpha Centaurians to visit their Earth properties on a regular basis, or vice-versa. This renders the whole concept of 'property owned by foreign stellar body inhabitants' moot.
Using tailwindUI a lot. This doesn’t come close in terms of visual quality.
NYC approves Revel’s fleet of Tesla taxis, bringing new competition to apps
Did comparable agencies around the world make different or similar decisions in similar situations?

Just because they were wrong doesn’t mean that they didn’t make the best decision possible with the available information and given circumstances.
That’s hilarious! Totally intentional.
Ironically, the ECS advocates kind of miss the part that ECS models are based on OOP literature.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Component-based_software_engin...

"Component Software: Beyond Object-Oriented Programming"

https://www.amazon.com/Component-Software-Beyond-Object-Orie...
hmmm, how about "no". It really boils down to how you define science. If you define science as "published in peer reviewed journals" or "knee-deep in academia", the statement is correct. If, however, it's knowledge based on observation of phenomena (literally what science means), preferably with understanding why things happen (having a theory), it's so wrong, it's not even funny - it's a very dangerous standpoint, because the alternative to the scientific method is magic thinking and cargo cults.
There was hints of things maybe cooling off, then covid hit and prices have been spiking since.
Probably a false dichotomy; the ideal is somewhere in the middle. It's reasonable to plan to extract some value back out the commutable, family-size when retiring to somewhere smaller and further out. But it's a problem when this becomes the primary or only available means of funding retirement.
U.S. CDC internal report calls Delta variant as contagious as chickenpox
Yes; it's caused several people to leave their empty houses in a permanent state of not-fit-for-inhabitance, which allows one to avoid paying the tax.
That basically blames US consumers for Chinese policy and environmental practices - how is a US consumer going to force China to stop using coal powerplants?

The choice/substitution argument doesn’t work when there are no practical alternatives. This is why climate change and pollution are not individual choices, but a global imperative. Anything short of global coordinated action to mitigate won’t work (and won’t be enough). What individuals can do is put pressure on their officials and buy sensibly when choice is there.
A few pull requests could fix most of what you mentioned, if the maintainer approved it.
This should help make it clear: https://science.sciencemag.org/content/sci/368/6498/1422/F1....

Masks do more to protect others than they do you. Which is why we are safest when everyone wears a mask.
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Okay, then s/wii remote/switch joycon/ and you end up with a more equivalent argument.
so why not just use bootstrap? I'm new to web development, but I thought the whole point of TailwindCSS is that it is more customisable than Bootstrap.
The proper name for "perpetuate injustice without racist intent" is "classism". It can happen in homogeneous countries just as well.. in fact, I grew up in Russia surrounded 99% by other white slavs, and I'm super culture-classist based on that experience. I've also heard from other Eastern European immigrants how it's awesome that in America (compared to at home) it's easy to live not being surrounded by gopniks (chavs in Britain), bydlo (lit. cattle - kinda like urban white trash), and alcoholics, and how they wish Moscow/Warsaw/whatever had more class segregation accessible to an average person, instead of just the very rich. It's a bummer that in America class is so tied to race.
It's unrelated to the article, and is likely to spur even less related comments.
The best graphical Git client I know about is Sublime Merge, if you want to try something new.
"The party’s efforts to place itself inside private companies have been, according to its own figures, very successful. One recent survey by the Central Organisation Department, the party’s personnel body, found that 68% of China’s private companies had party bodies by 2016, and 70% of foreign enterprises. Although these figures sound high, they don’t match the targets the party has set for itself. In Xi’s old stamping ground of Zhejiang, for example, officials set a target in August 2018 to have cells inside 95% of private businesses. There was a need, the survey said, to retain the revolutionary spirit inside the companies as their ownership was handed on to the next generation."[0]

[0] https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/jul/25/china-business...
You can also look at the .travis.yml file. It contains the instructions for installing everything needed to run all tests on Ubuntu.
Not sure if it is binary as the gp says, but it seems people do take more shit in the US for a shot at wealth. In NL at least, I know that most people I know (and most are well off, but not millionairs) will and have walked if their manager talks to them in the wrong tone of voice. In the 80s you still had hard ass vs empathic managers : it now shifted very much to the latter and the former is generally considered strange and indeed toxic.

I guess this has less to do with the culture (the culture was more or less the same in the 80s and 90s in many countries when I did work for hard ass drill sergeant shouters as CEOs in both NL and DE: I even was one for 5 years until I noticed that it pained me as much as it did the people working for me) than with the realization, which seems to be in a large part of the EU now, that you basically do not have to do any of it: the social net allows to do mostly whatever you want. Sure you will not be able to drive lambos, but that is also considered silly (and a bit sad) in most places here anyway. But you won't starve here if you do not bend over and take it.

Covid sped up this realization again: what are you doing it all for if you lose your good years working like an animal and take abuse to boot?
Very few people realize that the western acceptance of blood money actually fuels autocratic regimes around the world and makes them much stronger. For example, Russian power elites have millions and billions in assets in the West. Hence, this new "cold war" with authoritarian Russia and Putin is a total farce. But those blood money will ruin the West, one day or another. Trump was the first major sign of it.
I don’t believe there is anything I or anyone else could say that would change your mind.

Out of curiosity, when I said "anti-war leftists" did you perceive that to mean something negative/radical about them relative to when I said "moderate Republicans"? Also, what gave you the impression that I meant one of those was getting censored more than the other?
LFPs are usually packaged ready to use with screw terminals, so no welding needed. You just need to connect them with bus bars in your desired configuration.
That excuse stopped working a long time ago. It has been said as a defense every time there is a scare. Remember when Texas removed the mask mandate? Mass death predicted. We waited 2 weeks. Deaths dropped. Remember the beach photos, complete with an interview with the grim reaper? The hospitals are going to overflow? How many times have we heard this? Yet we still continue to make the same apocalyptic predications, as though it's the first time. The hospitals are fine and the deaths are low. We flattened the curve long ago.

Look at the stats for yourself. 1 Covid death in the past 2 weeks in DC. Where they are now they are requiring masks even for the vaccinated and signaling lockdown. What about all the homicides? What about all the other causes of death? What about the rapidly accelerating income inequality as a result of lockdowns and mandates? What about the kids, who are extremely low risk, falling behind in school?

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/us/washington-distr...
Again, Im just not following. This has little to do with the point my comment was making.

I said, anyone who would tune out The Guardian article as noise because they disagree with the topic is not the target audience of the walkout.

How much someone chooses to spend their personal energy or personal time “debating” contrarians just isn’t relevant to my comment…

You seem determined to change the subject away from who the walkout was for into this boring and repeatedly beat-to-death discussion, so, here’s where I stand: You can say they somehow have an obligation to spend their valuable time and valuable energies engaging with people who would tune it out as “just more SJW noise” or whatever, but I would personally argue, if they’re already tuning out an article because they disagree, rather than wasting time on them, there are thousands of ways to better use one’s time.

The second part of my argument would be, I understand that some of these people who would ignore it as noise have convinced themselves that everything has to do with them. But they should be asking themselves, “Why do I think this walkout was to convince me?” and “Why do I think they would spend their time and energy to do this walkout for me?” and “Why do I think my opinion is even relevant to this company where I don’t work and people I don’t even know?” and then, they if they’re honest with themselves, at least one of the conclusions they’ll come to is, “omg, im so vain that i believe these people i don’t know at a company i don’t work for should be seeking my approval…” which should lead themselves to ask the most important question of all…

But yeah, this topic of “you ought to spend your limited personal time and personal resources convincing contrarians” is boring af. we’ve read it in comment threads tens of thousands of times by now and with people who still can’t figure out how to break out of the elementary level loop they’ve gotten themselves stuck in.

So to sum it up, people who have tuned out the article as noise because they disagree are absolutely not the target audience. And if they find this basic fact troubling, they should reorient themselves to figure out why they would even imagine they are.
There are more empty homes (or occupied just enough to avoid the tax) in vancouver than there are unhoused people here.
the Scandinavian languages + English, German, French, Spanish, Italian

I don't really read books much but in general it's easy to read once you've learned to speak and listen
I didn't, as I said I live in a very conservative country and I'm considered extreme left-wing here :) I've been called communist and libtard on the other hand :) I don't particularly care because I don't depend on my reputation for living like scientists and youtubers do.

But I've seen people like Thunderfoot called such names and dismissed on first sight and I don't think that's fair.
Thats exactly what this component library does: https://daisyui.com/components/button

If you want to do in "raw" tailwind (i.e. without this component library), you can use layers to create your own component classes, e.g.:

@layer components {
.btn {
@apply inline-block px-4 py-3 text-sm font-semibold text-center uppercase transition duration-200 ease-in-out rounded-md cursor-pointer;
}
.btn-primary {
@apply text-white bg-indigo-500 hover:bg-indigo-600;
}
}
The options here are sitting while working or walking while working. The options aren't sititng while working or disregarding society and returning to the forest.
in fact covering your face does protect you, only less effectively so. Even eyeglasses reduce the covid transmission rate noticeably. Every little helps and compounds.
You may be right for that class of visa, but there are many others: https://www.immigration.govt.nz/new-zealand-visas/options/li....

And yes, the prices can be driven up by cheap loans, but from memory they were already rising steadily before the covid stimulus measures.

I am still unconvinced that there exists in NZ a mechanism that can generate so much money and drive up the prices to these levels. Haven't been back for a while but family and friends back there are just as bewildered as I am with these price rises.
Nope. Unlike you I know her.
Fortunately, this is pretty easy to ban.
> It's verbatim from Elon Musk on Autonomy Day 2019

No, that was NOT a verbatim quote. Here is the exact quote with me adding emphasis on the critical (but oft omitted) qualifier:

"All Teslas being produced right now have this computer. We switched over from the Nvidia solution for S and X about a month ago, and we switched over the Model 3 about ten days ago. All cars being produced have the all the hardware necessary, compute and otherwise, for full self-driving. I'll say that again. All Tesla cars being produced right now have everything necessary for full self-driving. All you need to do is improve the software."

https://youtu.be/Ucp0TTmvqOE?t=5663

> This is the same event where he promised a million Tesla robotaxis on the road by 2020.

That is, in my opinion, not a contextually correct reading of what Elon said. Within the context of the speech it's clear (to me) that for him, "robotaxi" is used as shorthand for "vehicles with the hardware capable of being a robotaxi." Obviously I cannot prove this, and I recognise that responsibility ultimately lies with Elon to be clear.

I do agree Elon did say multiple sentences that are absolutely misleading when read in isolation, but his actual words in context (and with some recognition that this is a forward looking statement made with optimism) were far less egregiously wrong than the snipped quote implies on its own. You can watch him say it in context and make up your own mind:

https://youtu.be/Ucp0TTmvqOE?t=11612
sadness. Care to elaborate with a link perhaps?
Totally agree and I mean it with no animosity. As an adopter of Tailwind, I really want to see more of these components kits and for the exisiting ones to keep improving.
You probably mean this?

https://www.theguardian.com/news/2021/may/20/a-united-nation...
> since vaccinated people can still get sick.

Then may be you should complain to people who gave you the vaccine, instead of pushing others to take this thing that apparently does not work as advertised.
That sounds like a recipe for teardowns, which are already a huge problem in vancouver. Incentivizing turning an old lower value house into a new high value house isn’t going to help people.
Actually he is correct, the phenomenon that experimental physics seems to be lagging theoretical physics is a quite recent one. It's also largely based on a small subset of fields that seem to get most of the attention. There are a lot of fields (such as nonlinear dynamic systems) where our theoretical understanding still significantly lags experimental observations.
If you think masks are depressing and fearful, just wait for the climate wars...
For those wishing to learn the intricacies and beauty of Tailwind, this is a good source. Well written code but might lack the finesse of design. Then use TailwindUI[1] as a kit for your design/frontend team.

1. https://tailwindui.com
That article says:

> *This article has been revised to clarify the fact that not all fig plants require pollination to produce edible fruit.

Which contradicts the Nautilus article:

> Anyone who eats figs is consuming wasp biomass.

Which to believe?
Oh I pray that I remember this website next time I'm looking for an HTML/css template. Great job, this UI looks so polished and is as modern as it gets.
By utilization I just mean percent of time in use (mostly only see on weekends), not making judgment on "utility" vs leisure. It could make sense in a rental scenario or ski instructor, etc.
As an exception I must certainly agree. People not only aren't being very rational in general, they also really suck at being irrational. Most people are closer to animals than humans.