skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There's the NumWorks calculator with its emphasis on modern UI/UX and their source code is available on GitHub, but it's not open-source and they recently had to lock things down because of issues with some particularly obtuse national exam boards in Europe about the openness of their platform...

Otherwise there's also Casio with the Graph-3E+E II and the Graph-90+E (European models, I'm not familiar with the American ones) and HP with the HP Prime, but they all run proprietary firmwares.

There's also SwissMicros with their DM42 calculator where they recently split and open-sourced their Free42-based application from their proprietary operating system for GPL licensing reasons. But they target the engineering market and they don't have Press-To-Test capability.

There are competitors out there and the graphical calculator market situation is far healthier in Europe than North America. But to break TI's monopoly over there you'd need to somehow break their T³ (Teachers Teaching with Technology) lobbyist program and their hold on teacher unions, textbooks and politics...
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This is the worst way to make money. Yeah, I'll risk many years in jail to steal $500 of crap that I can only pawn off for $100.
Thanks for sharing this. Read the first two posts and I was like "oh that's a cool page". Then I kept going and realized what was going on
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As with antisemitism itself there might be some overlap, but I think most people basically criticise foreign NGOs meddling in domestic politics and feel passed over. Money in politics is not ideal, although there are far worse players than Soros in my opinion and I don't know of a single case where he didn't just support people to take part in democracy.
Thanks! Actually the process is carbon negative as not all is stored as carbonates that can be used in cement production. But for the materials we sell it's 1:1. One molecule of CO2 is captured for every molecule that's emitted in production
This is what I've been trying to tell people for awhile. In "knowledge work" areas I suspect most people work around 5-6 hours a day and the rest is spent doing whatever other stuff they do.

My current job I only work 35 hours a week and it's great. They pay us for an hour lunch basically and I just take it at the end of my day, thus shortening my day to 7 hours.
This is sad because they were apparently better at taking down non anti-semitic pro-palestinian posts. https://www.reuters.com/article/israel-palestinians-socialme...
It's really weird that people think it's the responsibility of these platforms to police their users. Those of you that think it's easy to do, you're very very wrong. Censorship is also a problem and we should be supporting the right of idiots to voice their stupid thoughts so that we have the opportunity to voice our thoughts when others would rather not hear them. That's the whole point of freedom of speech.
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It's ridiculous to think the instability in the middle east is by US design, there are thousands of factions vying for power and the US has to make strategic calls day by day. Had the US made bad decisions, sure, did they know those decisions were bad at the time, probably not. If you have countries where no group (ethnic or political) has a majority, then no ruling government will be "popular".
Fry's had a cage behind the registers with all their small expensive parts like CPUs and RAM.
Any statically-typed language with generics can express that by parameterising the request type with the body type. A bodiless request is then just Request[Nothing] (or Request[Unit] if your type system doesn't have a bottom type). Accessing the headers just requires an interface which all static languages should be able to express.
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I've lived in the US and now live in Germany, and cannot cosign to this comment. eBay Kleinanzeigen is full of scams, and the side effect of people hanging on to stuff until it breaks is that most of the stuff on the classifieds is half-broken crap that they just want to get rid of. So if people can afford to buy new, they do buy new.

The hidden lede is that Germans are not as rich as some would believe, with fairly low salaries, high home prices and high taxes, and a low level of wealth compared to GDP. Much of the German wealth is held by heirs of big dinosaur companies.
> UNIX will be mostly forgotten by then

UNIX may not be the best example for your argument: it's often criticized because of how long its legacy has endured, with some people arguing it's time to move on to more modern visions of what an operating system should be. So UNIX, for good or bad, is indeed the software equivalent of an ancient cathedral which endures from ages past.
The problem is that this type of content spreads like a virus faster than it can be combated with sanity and reason.
Looks like BBC is affected as well, though they don't update the status there

https://bitbucket.status.atlassian.com/
First off, no one said crime is not a problem, they're saying it's not a new problem ramping up. So let's fix that bit of putting words in someone's mouth and see why doesn't the logic flow the other way?

Just because crime is increasing doesn’t mean it’s a new problem. We have no benchmark to compare 2019, 2020 and 2021 against and it may be dipping but 2020 likely saw a spike in crime so going down from there isn’t saying much.

Seems pretty reasonable right?
The goal of Islam is 100% conversion of humanity, and death for those who resists. That's literally why it was invented 1500 years ag; World peace when everyone's a Muslim. The central idea behind the faith.
Aren't continents determined by tectonic plates & not size?
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This doesn't surprise me at all. Anecdotally, even amongst my own acquaintances / ex-friends: even folks that regularly post gender equity and anti-racism stuff to FB have called me a "fucking Jew" for being more successful than them.
Ever seen this response? https://www.emilykager.com/writing/2021/02/10/mozilla.html#m...
And there I thought it was Home Depot selling tools that are protected from being stolen at the worksite, a much bigger problem that theft from stores themselves.
If anyone is wondering why QuickSort's video is longer than BubbleSort's, notice that "swaps" in QSort are done in linear time (i.e the dancers are walking to their swapped positions) instead of constant time.
This is funny. If it was a successful installation, we would see headlines like "Tesla 300MW battery makes X millions a day". Now that there is problem, you want to shift away from Tesla?

https://www.teslarati.com/tesla-megapack-battery-farm-ground...

https://newatlas.com/victoria-big-battery-tesla-300mw/

etc.
How is this gonna stop theft? I have a lot of power tools from Home Depot (ryobi) and I take them apart all the time to fix them. Power tools are relatively simple in design. A Bluetooth anti theft system last as long as it takes to open the tools and remove the anti theft and re-solder the parts back.

My dad was a long time construction worker and there’ve been many anti theft devices in power tool. None of them work and are circumvented in minutes if you know why you’re doing.

This is the dumbest stunt I’ve seen a company take; this isn’t anti theft, it’s anti consumer.
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btw, the (purported) world's oldest running continuous market -- happens to also be called a bazaar -- was constructed in 1455, so it's been running in excess of 500 years.
I have some of the correspondence but not others, for some reason. I went digging through my email and found these - this was from 2014. Most were 'Google Research' links.

“Programming Interviews Exposed: Secrets to Landing Your Next Job"

Authors: John Mongan, Noah Suojanen, and Eric Giguère (Wiley Computer Publishing)

"Programming Pearls"

Author: Jon Bentley

"Introduction to Algorithms"

Authors: Cormen, Leiserson, Rivest & Stein
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i liked what office (depot|max) did... one demo item on display to explorer. if you're ready to purchase there is a slip you take to the counter and the cashier pulls the item for you.

fry's electronic / cosco has people at the door searching every customer and checking their documentation. i believe you can tell them to fuk off. "can i see your receipt?" "no" lol.
this greatly depends on the university.

The first university I went to allowed calculators and required TI nspire for calc 2. When I transferred the second university did not allow graphing calculators and covered half the content in the same period of time. (calc 2 content was covered in calc 1 at first university)
I think it's because they want their best and brightest working on physics, materials, technological breakthroughs, etc., instead of ad tech.
Is it even tenable to build an app or product centered around a social feed anymore? Manual moderation is cost prohibitive and does not scale. Algorithmic moderation gives some hope but there is a certain dystopian future that seems unavoidable in that direction.

How would I go about building an accessible social feed that cannot be censored? Is there any country and/or technology in the world that is viable now and in the long term?
Isn’t that almost the definition of gatekeeping? Make the process to enter the law profession so difficult that only students from select universities have a good chance.

Of course prospective lawyers should clear a certain level of knowledge before they are allowed to practice, but the passing rate is puzzlingly low. CA law schools, as a group l, really only prepare such a low number of their students to practice?
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I'm a highly visual person and holy... the quicksort one really helps in remembering whats going on. I also like how the are dancing out the 'sort in place' version
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I'm with you, it's more just telling that these companies say they want to take down hateful speech, but anti-semetism always seems to be the exception. If I was setting their content policy I would allow it to, but something is off about claiming to be stop hatred but turning a blind eye to jews.
Target has been reducing hours of employees throughout the country.
I don’t think those ages are right (the maths do not follow, so I’m almost certain they are not). In y11 you turn 16, not 17.

https://www.gov.uk/national-curriculum
I don't fully trust the vendors of anti-cheat software, but I don't think its fair to classify it as "malware". The "mal" in malware mean "malicious". I don't think most anti-cheat software operates with malicious intent.
It's very well-made, which makes it even more scary.
> It would also potentially push people to hire more salary employees

That will only work for certain kinds of workers. Not all jobs can be exempt from over time (IT jobs are though).
Takano and other well meaning legislators reveal they have zero clue how economies work or how wealth is created. It is fairly terrifying that these sorts have become so influential.
Why would I need TFA to mention it when I've seen with my own eyes three or four Netanyahu UN hissy fits? You know, the ones where someone curtails military aid and he stands up and compares it to the holocaust?
Exactly this. It's a dogwhistle for extreme anti-semites, whether the people sharing it know it or not.
So that means people will earn even less? how is that a good thing? This won't reduce the money supply or the discrepancy between poor and rich, it will just make the poor even poorer.
> I miss being that optimistic. What happened?

The optimism turned out to be naive? I mean, regardless of whatever "cyberspace" was originally imagined to be, in actuality it turned out to be bunch of Facebooks. And more often than not it's allowed low-quality garbage to be spread with unprecedented effectiveness.

Or to summarize in 1996 terminology: cyberspace turned out to be land of timecubes.
> At the end of the day, every living thing on this planet - every tree, every plant, every mushroom, every fish, every insect and every mammal dies and is eaten.

Except humans. Humans cremate their corpses.

While we might get into a debate about whether some forms of life somewhere on Earth technically consume your scattered ashes, it's quite the distance from hitting you on the head until you die and then chewing on your flesh.
> Starting 2 weeks from now, you won't even have to self-isolate if you test positive for COVID-19.

This is a loaded question, but since covid is and will be endemic, when do we get on with our lives and start facing the mountains of other public health issues? It seems like our vaccination effort was extremely successful and had an amazing effect and there isn’t likely to be any radical new intervention for years to come.
Is DeepMind’s new reinforcement learning system a step toward general AI?