skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
So you support having Slaves in your own country too? You cannot immediately force ANOTHER country to stop with that, but you can stop it in your own, that's the difference, and you should not support a country who openly use humans like that.

But yes you have a point, for example the FIFA (HQ in Switzerland) knew how bad the working conditions for the WM in Qatar where and gave a shi* about it (~6500 death)
Slightly unrelated, but regarding introvert - extrovert -- Quiet, by Susan Cain may be an interesting read. I was in a similar position till I read it and plenty of things just clicked.
Did the author pay to use those human-created examples? I have a feeling that if they didn't, the freelancer site probably has some fine print against using them.
Ah, nice. Couldn't see that. Still can't find it linked to on their site, so appreciate the link!
Yes, I expected Japan to have its own.
L6 or L7 at Google can have total compensation in that range.
I no longer believe storage capacity growth will follow an exponential increase curve like it did in previous decades. If you look at the last 5-10 years you’ll see far slower growth than in the decade prior to that.

So I believe we must still strive for a degree of storage efficiency.
Basically don't make outsized short dated option bets on earnings stocks if you want to stay out of jail.

Almost every case of insider trading is because of this pattern.

It makes sense. You have information that you think gives you an edge. Trading "linear" stocks is boring. You need something that will give you an asymmetric payoff to compensate you for the asymmetric info you just stole.
Need is defined as much by what's economical. Do we NEED flac files instead of 320kbit mp3's ? many people can't tell the difference, it's certainly "good enough" (tm), it's just that, at some point, it makes no economical difference, and then there's just no reason anymore to use a lossy format.
My favourite instance of emergent behaviour in video games is cats dying from alcohol poisoning after eating alcohol-laced vomit in Dwarf Fortress, and the bug reports/forum posts trying to determine what was killing the cats:

http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=154425.0

https://www.bay12games.com/dwarves/mantisbt/view.php?id=9195
> Sturdy live-streams everyone's code, so that you can give and take instant feedback.

For those who thought pair programming wasn't invasive enough?

I'm sure there are people and teams for whom this will work. But it sounds like a nightmare to me. Especially when learning something new, working through a tough problem, or simply having an off day, the last thing I want is to know my team is looking over my shoulder at everything I am doing.
Carbon Collect makes devices which absorb 1k times more CO2 than real trees
Except I’m not - I make the same as a new grad at other companies.
Biased towards the west?

There's emoji mountain is literally Mount Fuji, a shinkansen emoji, a literal map of Japan emoji (the only country to have one), and like half the food emojis are Japan-specific snacks.
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Actually, there is already a standard way for someone to type these with the control key. To be specific, they are:

FS: ^\ GS: ^] RS: ^^ US: ^_

Since these delimiters are not much used, on many terminals ^\ is mapped to send SIGQUIT. Use 'stty quit undef' and you can then type this at the keyboard. This works on Linux and OS X, and likely most other systems. Note that with most keyboards you are also using shift for RS and US. For emacs, prefix with C-q so that it inserts the literal.

Other posters have noted that they have ASCII separators recently, I have as recently as 2018 internally at a FAANG. So they are not completely unknown in the wild.
I must be a terrible person because all that "women are like this, whereas men are like that" stuff strikes me as epically sexist and extremely shallow. The precise kind of reasoning that comes out in support of "women can't x" and "men are useless at y"

I've enjoyed Le Guin's stories. So maybe i shouldn't be so put off.
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Apple is learning their lesson about announcing these changes publicly. In the future they're likely to just roll out invasive features quietly behind their users' backs, like the rest of big tech does.
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Gossip allows users to create and share short (<30s) voice stories that expire every 7 days!

Because who want's to listen to the old stuff?
In Australia Wise will provide you with a reference number and hold the xfer and wait for me to transfer the money to them. Wise has a unique email called a PayId that is registered to their account.

I use my banks app and transfer money to their PayId using the reference number. The transfer takes a few seconds. When Wise gets the money in their account they resume the transfer and I get an in-app notification. Easy
Dead simple wildcard DNS for any IP Address
Before Files I've never actually saved any pictures and painstakingly routinely deleted screenshots.

The first is now a bit easier since the share sheet also has "save to files" (only some of the time though, for no apparent reason). The second is a bit easier as there at least is a Screenshot automatic album.

But yes, I see why people do this, but I wish apple provided a better way to not pollute the iCloud library.
So you get an Optional which haven't been set instead of a nil pointer. What's better about that?
It's on Github and multiple other places.
Replacements, all decent or better:

- Preview: GNOME Document Viewer (now supports PDF form filling), Master PDF Editor (paid and proprietary), built-in PDF editor in Firefox/Chromium, Okular; GNOME Image Viewer, Gwenview, Pantheon Photos (part of elementary OS)

- Mail: Thunderbird, Evolution, Kontact (KMail component), Geary, Pantheon Mail, Claws Mail, Mailspring

- Calendar: Thunderbird (built-in calendar), GNOME Calendar, Evolution, Kontact (KOrganizer component), Pantheon Calendar
Agreed. Social media's the prime example. Take Youtube's monetization. Creators are plugged into a payment per view world. That's definitely an aggravating factor, but the competition for attention is there in a similar form with or without the ad model.
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>> And, the parallel problem would be clarity of data flow, and I'm not sure that expression-oriented is a huge win in that area.

In my opinion it is, because you can compose data transformations from smaller parts. Each part can do only one thing.

For example in Clojure, you could do.

(def transform
(comp
(do-thing-a)
(do-thing-b)
(do-thing-c))

(map transform my-collection)

Or you could use a threading macro, with thread first or thread last semantics, which can also help you build clear pipelines.

(-> basket-of-apples
(select-ripe)
(clean)
(cut-to-pieces-of-size 4)
(pack))

Not to mention transducers, which can further improve and clarify data flows.
Putting satellites in low orbits will help, since everything in those orbits will eventually decay.
A valid concern, but I'm not sure the cat is out of the bag completely.

There are different degrees of everything, and simply pushing for a new set of image hashes to be added to the database is a lot smaller in scope compared to pushing for a feature to be rolled out to all phones.
If you use an extension that auto-approves, it's on you. I'm not familiar with adblock that blocks consent dialog or auto uncheckes all possible and clicks "ok"
You can disable iCloud backup.

Doing so right while activating a new iDevice is the way to prevent its private keys from ending up in iCloud, and so preventing Apple, or law enforcement, or some malicious hackers from cracking into your device.
I’ll second people needing to be able to write succinctly for things like Slack to work. There’s a strong divide in my job between engineers, who will dive straight in with a bunch of detail on what they need help with, and non-engineers who will just say “Hi, how are you?” and then wait to be promoted as to what it is they need.
Too late, the shit is already out the ass hole. Eat it and enjoy.
I also remember that WhatsApp has a default where it stores any viewed message in conversation in the library.
Western governments had enough room to select a different way. Instead we are captured by a destructive war on terror surveillance ambitions. Do you think those defense and security contractors will ever go away? That they won't summon dangers if they have nothing else to do?

Here governments could have opted for a contrast but they neglected these opportunities.
It's possible, but as long as that stuff stays inside, we have no reason to care (or even tell) whether "inside they are much more complex than a hypothetical singularity".

The central theoretical problem is that taking Hawking seriously, the stuff inside stays inside, but inside goes away. What happens to the stuff? There are more theoretical answers to that written down than there are actual theorists, and presently no astronomical or laboratory observations which let us throw practically any of them away.

(Also of course, inside might not go away after all -- not at all or not completely -- with large numbers of explanations of how that might work, and nothing concretely observed that lets us discount such possibilities in favour of total evaporation.)
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No they don't, asshole.
It wouldn't have been a better comment. It would have been an off-topic comment, because the topic was the SEC going after people for insider trading.
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Safari already accepts MP4 in an <img> tag and it is autoplayed, muted and looped [1]. Sadly, Chrome doesn't want to implement it [2].

[1] https://developer.apple.com/documentation/webkit/delivering_...

[2] https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=791658...
This is as common as bread and butter in Australia. You provide your bank account (or credit/debit card) details to the company or even govt (gas, electricity, water, car registration, insurance, internet, mobile etc.) and a so called direct debit authority and the company will just debit from your account on the due date.
If you think the past is an indicator for the future I got some bad news for you.
Yes. I’m literally unable to read it without logging in to Twitter.
I work at a large robotics company on an active project using their technology. There have been high level meetings on this topic.
Nothing in this system makes scanning photos on Govt request any easier, though. That is to say, it is exactly as straightforward as an (authoritarian) Govt to demand and for Apple to implement specific photo scanning & reporting functionality.

Anything particularly new in this system is the privacy-preserving part with safety vouchers and stuff; none of that would be relevant if Apple were to be strong-armed by a Govt to do scanning of whatever photos.

I get the fear of Govts demanding on-device scanning of private photos, however I fail to see how any of this CSAM stuff makes that scenario more or less likely. The same slippery slope applies already since everybody with an iPhone is executing arbitrary code from Apple all day, every day.
I write a lot and for most of my career I just used a Notes.md file synced across devices with iCloud.

I forked foam https://github.com/foambubble/foam
A few months ago and have been using it as my note taking system. It works great even if you rarely backlink or tag, just every now and then you should clean out your inbox.
>This is already the norm for disabilities requiring e.g. braille or a wheelchair.

I have never seen anyone argue against cures for blindness or physical impairment. Every visually/physically impaired person I know would be elated if their condition could be cured, and would have no issues with prenatal screening for their disabilities, if it were possible.

The only disabled community I know of where a not insignificant fraction of people oppose curing their disability is the deaf community, and it is nonetheless an extremely controversial position to take.
I don't look back on it that fondly nowadays, but it would probably be Mr Money Mustache's classic "The Simple Math of Early Retirement". I am not on a path to FIRE really, but in my early twenties it was really incredibly eye-opening.

At that age, I had very much assumed that the world had to work according to "work hard for 45 years, get the biggest house you can, buy as much stuff as you can, on your 65th birthday your company hands you a final salary pension that will last the rest of you life". Something had always felt a bit wrong about consumerism and the hedonic treadmill, but it took the brusque and entertaining prose of MMM to really stop and make me think.

Funnily enough, I now find him very grating, but he absolutely set me on a path of rethinking my life in my early 20s to truly think about what matters to me.
We can have a black hole orbiting the sun right now and we wouldn’t know.
Would you rather optimize for a faster overall fleet, or a fleet with stress free driving, no incidents, no need to intervene or be to be worried.

If the system gets faster over time, even better. But I cannot imagine huge adoption unless the system gets actually reliable.
I am pretty much in favor of the Waymo approach.
mostly phones thou
There is this concept of "Plugins" that will tell you where you can pull the data from: https://hub.steampipe.io/plugins

And no, there isn't one for Steam.
On the one hand u r writing a wrapper over an already well specified rest api of stripe and on the other hand u need to modify a programming language runtime to be faster and reliable for real time operations. I'm not sure these tasks are really comparable in any way.

Choosing non-popular languages is a trade off yes but not as much as people think especially if you have a good team willing to learn them.

There are also benefits apart from technical ones like better job retention and attracting finer talent without having to filter hundreds of resumes. I will say if your business is made around hiring and making anyone work of the shelf then it's a bad idea.
These people feel like they’re working in an entirely different world to the one I’m in. If I were to share my screen while working with a bunch of strangers that would be considered gross misconduct, and result in my immediate termination for distributing confidential material.
Yes but this is a historical artifact from the Docomo character set.
That's not necessarily the reason people choose FLAC. Some people, myself included, simply feel it's "wrong" to throw data away. Remember you might need that data later for re-encoding or otherwise changing the audio.
Scientists in Brussels are mining gold and silver from the city’s sewage
> A full copy of the code is always fully downloaded to the workstation, so that you always can code away!

Is this a full copy of just the current code or full history like git? I often use info from old commits or git blame to understand why a piece of code is written a certain way.

Regarding hooks: my team uses hooks to start ci. GitHub bots are built on top of hooks. I think a lot of people would consider it an essential feature.
It doesn't work for GUI software though. And even for CLI tools mans are not universally used. Sometimes it's just --help and for more information one have to refer to a website (typically a README on github). It seems to me that that quality and quantity of documentation and help files for GUI software degrades over time. Probably because it changes so fast that documenting it would be too expensive.

On other hand now we have a lot of software for free, and even paid one is less expensive than it used to be so it is unfair to complain about lack of documentation. But I miss high quality docs and built-in help I used to see until 2000s (may be even 2010s).
Not that I doubt your motives, but can I get your source on this? It seems like a huge blunder if so.
What an idiotic attitude from a guy who thinks the world is connected to 5G and everyone has an M1 Macbook.
Having high false positive results with only single or dual sensors only shows how ‚bad‘ we still are with controlled secure automated driving.
You're not trying hard enough on how to bypass the human component methinks.

Use porn as the base images. The more petite, flat and young looking, the better. The moderators are already going to be tuned in to csam, so all you need to do is to give them a slight push.
As far as I understand this actually would be a catastrophe. One collision creates a lot of debris, which then again increases the probability of further collisions and so on. You have an exponentially increasing probability of further collisions once you have one. In the worst case this could make rocket launches and satellites in orbit impossible.
Looks nice. I did something similar not so much time ago https://github.com/reddec/git-pipe
Separation of concerns -- as long as the layers of your app are not dependent on each other, just rewrite one layer when its tech is dying. In your example, rewrite the Flex layer, keep everything else. Tech lasts when you can rip out a single piece and make a better version without requiring a full re-write of the entire stack.
No, and the author says as much

> I am by no means saying that developing electric cars or reusable rockets is not brave, hard, and impressively inventive work. This work does, however, build on large bodies of prior work and on existing physical and business infrastructure, all of which increase its chances of success.
I love the one totally real review on the app store:

"The UI is so slick, very intuitive, & there’s no qualms about what to gossip about because the Gossip disappears in a day, which is pretty genius. When I heard the word “gossip” naturally, I assumed the topics would be scandalous or hot tea being served & spilled!

Quite the opposite! Very fun & lighthearted gossip that actually has offered me a myriad of learning opportunities, which is awesome.

Gossip has instantaneously become a way for me to practice self-care by connecting with others through short voice stories & it’s just absolutely wonderful! #notsponsored"
Yeah the piece is a bit fluffy but one cool example of this is a forest garden in northwest America that was abandoned >100 years ago but still produces food and is more biodiverse than the surrounding forest:

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/article/fores...

I also really liked the book "Braiding Sweetgrass: Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge and the Teachings of Plants" by an academic ecologist/poet and Native American woman.
I agree. And with electric cars he conveniently omits that there was no electric charging infrastructure. One of the key things that Tesla did to make their cars a success was to build out the Supercharger network.
From the repository's README:

> Speed. There are certainly faster JSON libraries out there. However, if your goal is to speed up your development by adding JSON support with a single header, then this library is the way to go.

It is essentially admitting to being slow(er). We are not supposed to pay for code modernity with performance. In fact, it should be the other way around.

Does someone know the innards of this library as opposed to, say, jsoncpp or other popular libraries, and describe the differences?
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Same question. Couldn't find anywhere to click "buy"
> It forces the author to compress as much information as possible into every paragraph and split up their thoughts.

But it doesn't. GP's summary fits in a tweet.

The author just split his text whenever he ran out of characters. He didn't compress any information.
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As I understand, government can't force a company to implement on device content scanning. However, once company creates such functionality voluntarily, they can make company to scan all sorts of things and lie about it.

This is where Apple is crossing the line.
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Space junk, like everything else in orbit, moves at speeds measured in kilometers per second. There is no asteroid weaving that lets you dodge a pea-sized steel fragment approaching you at 16 kilometers per second.
Well, std::unordered_map is faster than than std::map, but it is still slow, since it uses lists for its buckets, with lots of dynamic allocation. See also:

https://stackoverflow.com/a/42588384/1593077

and the link there. Not sure that's what GP meant though.
There are lists of numbers owned by voip providers. If you have an early gv number it is usually not on those lists, and so it works fine. Whether that's a good thing is another question.
At first it seems as if the CDC is listening, then the story continues and we hear the same crap about women having nothing to worry about...smh.
IMO: NetBSD might be superior but the lack of GPL means less work on it is published. The net effect is that everyone puts up with Linux because it actually runs on everything.
> from early plants here is probably not common

Why not? Seems like this is exactly what would regularly happen to plant-like life.
This is the most important question IMO.

However, I'm not sure they do have that information. I would speculate that the number of people who make large option bets before earnings correctly on the same stock over multiple quarters should be zero and if it is very small, it is worth investigating. If they see that a subset of traders is 3 people with Korean names, that would immediately suggest that something is wrong...