skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Which Google API do you mean? I use advanced protection and have developed various things with various Google APIs, I just use a service account with minimal privileges for each thing I'm developing, which is probably best practice anyway. Not sure about rclone but probably it would work fine with a service account too?
I think this[0] comes close to what is used to extract text from an HTML document. Fetching can be done via any HTTP client. Will need jsdom to convert the text to DOM before feeding it to readability.

[0]: https://github.com/mozilla/readability
It could have disappeared from Europe because the new version did not arrive from South-East Asia, where it normally originates. The anti-covid measures there might have prevented the world outbreak.

The previous flu version is not as potent due to vaccination and people having had it, thus the herd immunity is achieved.
GitHub seems competent and not that banhammery. I wonder if you get better account recovery support there, especially as a paying customer?
If labor can collectively lobby the government it is only fair for 'management' to lobby collectively as well.[0] Arguing otherwise is hardly egalitarian, just cheerleading.

[0]A system where neither can collectively lobby might be best, but alas...
Is Internet Addiction Real?
It blocks any unverified OAuth app, including the ones you create yourself.
pattern 9: starting out abstract

That's the most important one for me. I've always thought it was the difference between a good and bad teacher. If you don't start with concrete examples then the listener has no where to map the abstraction. If you start with a couple of examples the listener will start to abstract by themselves.

Experts forget that they themselves started with examples.
> Today you have to run Linux to control your computer yourself.

To control your operating system. Your hardware will still have shit like IME and whatnot.
TLDR: Severe Covid infection can cause histamine storm (similar to allergic reaction). Mechanical ventilation can make this worse as physical stress on the lungs can also cause histamine release. Remedies: 1) Give antihistamines. 2) If ventilating, preheat (37°C) and humidify (100%) the air. Interview cites "excellent" results but no numbers are given.
Use a deque at least and amortize the heap allocations...
You think doctors wear surgical masks as hygiene theater too?

There have been countless looks at mask efficiency over the past year. "Normal" masks cut infenction risk in half. Yeah it's not 100%, but it's 50%!

Acting like everything is an "all or nothing" solution is going to be the death of us.
I wonder if a hover over event would be good for UX.

I think most of the current displays can detect a finger hovering over the display but not necessarily touching it.

It might be a complete disaster though, just wondering how that info could be used.
The thing is, Google is paying most of the development costs for Go and Google controls Go too. It makes sense to adapt the language to their needs. They already do stuff like creating new network protocols because it will reduce their costs.
You're lucky. The str/bytes/unicode change and the related standard library changes broke almost every python script I'd ever seen or written.

It starts in libraries that you depend on -- wrappers around C code and whatnot, and then it just infects everything and breaks the world.

I'm happy to be writing all my python as python 3 now. It took ten years.
> Can you give an example of terrible unreadable go code due to a lack of generic

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28254411

The "solution" to this is copy-pasted boilerplate code with casting for every call.
>It’s always baffling how some people try to render it as just a mechanical process akin to workout and/or blowing a nose.

at the end of the day, that's all it is. There will be people who put more thought and care into the action and treat it as an intimate ritual to be done on special occasion, and then there will be people who treat it as another biological commodity to manage like food or air. People do so regarding various other activities after all.

I don't think either viewpoint is invalid. it comes down the individual like every other action in our lives. but the argument here that it "damages women" arguably harms both of the described behaviors. One for feeling the action "binds" them to people that may otherwise be (or have become), incompatible or even toxic to them. But they were inside so they gotta stick around. And the other for making it increasingly difficult to perform an activity they enjoy.
Just to answer that point: people (academically) look at whether it is a good idea to match similar people, what such a social structure means and how preferences for homophily, imposed or intrinsic, may affect the social structure.

Do social media websites do think about it? I am sure some of then have. But then, their goals typically differ vastly from what you would consider good for society.
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I don't think that's the case. It's about time to say goodbye to the illusion that we're ever going to extinguish this fire. It's seems to me the COVID is about to be become endemic, this is the new normal. It's not a far off scenario any more, so it does make sense to have this discussion, right now.
... Next steps are paint and composting ...

That step seems unrelated
It was a secure account as far as the password goes, no 2FA. Like I said it was a bit of a throwaway account. Password 15 chars long, random chars.

No phishing.

I concluded that there's perhaps a cross-origin issue on Facebook's side that allowed cookie hijacking. The clickbaity link was almost tailor made for our group "[something ominous happened] in [your part of town]". Looks like it was auto-shared by someone whose account had been compromised as they were local. Reasonably confident it was a session hijack, my password remained the same while account locked.

The only other plausible thing wrt my account's case was that it was almost empty (i.e. no photo, no friends, not much to go by) and was somehow flagged but was given a misleading reason why it was.
All I want is a chronolocial feed of all friends' posts (with ads interspersed since that appears a necessary evil).

I frequently miss life updates from people I'm in low contact with, and instead get endless suggested paid nonsense that I've tried very hard to curate personal preferences away from.
To add to what other people said, the tooling around C has changed a lot since C was created, partially because there's already so much code in C. The Linux kernel is 20/30 millions lines of code of C mostly, Kubernetes is below 2 millions. So at this point you can still change the language a bit. With C it's harder, so instead people invest in tooling (and replacements).
"Minor" performance issues add up quickly when there are more of them. And with this attitude there will be more of them
If the two parties consent to the action and transaction, there's no business difference. governments have just decided one action is illegal while the other not.
Off topic... but Brazil is such a wonderful country with great people. The insane import taxes are not fair and I don't think it helps the economy - rather the opposite.
In soviet russia the computer controls you. It's funny to see Apple with 1984 ad and Microsoft which said that GPL is communistic apply the same tactics as the KGB and Soviet politburo. I think that people never learn because they are so happy to embrace the future.
> And there's been talk of exposing the JS GC to wasm for a few years. Hopefully when that stuff lands, it'll get easier to marshal objects across the gap.

You don't need a Wasm GC to do this. If you only need js objects to pass on to, say, the host's function or check is null or not, then reference types that are opaque external references: https://github.com/WebAssembly/reference-types/blob/master/p...

You can even do many more things if you export `Reflect` to WebAssembly: https://github.com/AssemblyScript/assemblyscript/blob/main/t...

Reference Types are available almost everywhere already (In Safari will be available after 15.0): https://webassembly.org/roadmap
Well, that took me much less time than I actually expected.

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-72798-7

It does note that non-medical (e.g. cloth) masks may be less effective, but whether those are used a lot seems to depend on environment (nobody seems to use them here).

Edit: One more for cloth masks https://www.nature.com/articles/jes201642
This is valid for all google aps.
too late! https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell
I am teaching in a very free art school. Very free means: people have to do their bachelor thesis and/or their master thesis, somehow get the credits and literally nothing else. You can finish with a degree without ever having done a single homework.

This might sound totally mad, but ultimately in art nobody cares about your degrees or grades if you don't have the works, the exhibitions, the prices etc. In fact if you went somewhere and declared yourself a good artist because you have a MA of Arts you'd be laughed out of the room. So sure: you could just slack around and get a degree in the end, but because that degree is not worth much in terms of any artistic survival afterwards there are very few people who are not willing to put in the work. This is mostly their own projects, helping with other people's projects etc. and this is how you gain experience.

It is utterly un-school-like and fresh students (especially those coming directly from school) often need a year to realize nobody but themselves is going to tell them anything and nobody but themselves should care if they learn something.

This works for arts (where a person's drive to live for the art is key for their survival afterwards), however I understand that it wouldn't work for engineering or similar fields.
Try any Flutter-based website and see for yourself!

Hint: It’s J A N K Y
The Machine and Deep Learning Compendium
Huge resources reference on ML and data engineering topics open for collaborative contributions.

Are you aware of any similar resources on DS or general software engineering topics?
OP is probably making some kind of reference to this: https://www.bmj.com/content/373/bmj.n954 I think they’ve got things a bit mixed up re the spike protein being the crucial element, though.

We now know beyond doubt that the risk of blood clots associated with any of the major vaccines is tiny, and very probably zero. Despite a lot of scare stories in the media, there has never really been any good evidence of a link at all.

To suggest at this point that any of the vaccines used in the West is “kind of dangerous” is just to say something obviously untrue. If the vaccines were dangerous we’d be seeing their harmful effects on a massive scale by now.
There are many differences between Linux in general and macOS, but I wouldn't name UX as the first advantage of the latter. One of the first things I do on a fresh macOS device is to install Rectangle (previously Spectacle).

I have many gripes with Linux, but not about UX. I use preemptive kernels on the desktop for example, because the vanilla kernel is geared towards more general usage, which practically speaking means servers. Sometimes I need to spend more time when installing some new piece of hardware (and sometimes I don't, it works automatically).

One of the biggest advantages for me personally is that I can diagnose occasional problem myself, down to a single character in the source code if I want/need. I know what is running on my system and why, and if I want, I can remove it. (Or, I can make it very hard to remove.) I know what is getting in and out, and I can block it if I want, without any built-in exceptions for the vendor. When you come to think of it, this should be the default for all systems, but we're heading in the opposite direction.
Wouldn't you think that's the result of the fact that it's illegal and pushing away

1. legal protections for the performers

2. "not broken" people who are driven away due to seeing it as "skeevy"

3. As seen here, other mediums where the performer has almost 100% control over the audience?

I imagine in some bizzaro world where cash registery workers are "illegal" that you'd run into very similar problem. People suck. And these "dirty" jobs make you run into sucky people more often.
> It appears the total tile is 15KW

> For those counting at home, there are 12 total tiles per cabinet

So 180kW per cabinet. I'd love to see what the cooling system looks like!
I have a team member at work like you while me being the complete opposite. I am not sure I still understand them well enough to say whether they are just stupid or it’s me. But frankly at least once already there was a situation where they said that my explanation was too vague and I didn’t listen and then month later I re-read what I wrote and it was indeed vague now :)

So while I disagree a lot with your statement my experience told me that actually there’s a lot of truth to what you are saying.
I also wrote hundreds of stuff from 1986 up to 1994, my first experience with generics, on Turbo C++ for Windows 3.1.

Doesn't mean many of us want to keep living on that world.

I advise reading books like "From Mathematics to Generic Programming"
Nice looking tool! though personally don't like installing extensions requiring these permissions. Kinda surprised Chrome's newish feature of tab list/search doesn't even do some ultra basic fuzzy search!
I wonder if this has actual correlation or is a result of "population maps": https://xkcd.com/1138/
Engineers put Leonardo da Vinci's bridge design to the test (2019)
There is nothing untrue in this statement, shameful that you are getting downvoted.

People just can’t accept that COVID zero is impossible. The only way it could happen is if we find a prophylactic drug, and we all take it together, but this seems like a dream too.
Does this require everyone to be at a computer for 2 hours straight or can it be played asynchronously over the course of a day or 2?

Words with friends does this well, except I don't care about scrabble.
My default mindset used to be “I’m not getting this -> I’m stupid”, and I’ve been slowly shifting my mindset to “I’m not getting this -> this is probably not being explained well”
That requires the ability to style things like the dropdown of the combobox (e.g. to add rounded corners, change the background/border colour), and the rows for each items (e.g. adding padding, and divider border styling). At the moment, that is difficult because they are not part of the HTML box model. And what about styling controls like date input or colour pickers?

Another issue is styling checkboxes to use custom images for the different states (including hover and pressed styling).

The CSS UI spec (https://www.w3.org/TR/css-ui-4) doesn't detail any of that, and the WHATWG HTML spec only defines the values of input fields (e.g. https://html.spec.whatwg.org/#the-input-element), not what parts of things like a date control are available and how to style them.
It works in mobile safari for me, so it may be your dns/isp.
It's a bug. I don't care for your semantic separation of issue/bug and neither should you. Pointless distinction for the sake of ego protection. It is unwanted behaviour, therefore a bug.
> A real weird unit is km/l or miles per gallon, which cancels out to a unit of area.

Ohms per square is another weird one.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheet_resistance#Units
You'd enjoy Richard de Crespigny book, QF72, about the A380 in-flight engine explosion incident.

One of the clearest reasons he could save the aircraft, is that he spent some time in France, meeting w/ the designers of the different subsystems, and asked (and was answered clearly) tons of 'why' questions.

Yeah yeah 'how' is interesting but in the end, the 'why' is far more important, but also rememberable, and it helps when the thing is broken or half broken and you have to operate it. And I mean the original 'why', not the post-hoc rationalization! 'oh yeah the special "attack-beak" on each wing is there to give more portance during the landing phase, now that it is in "secured mode" (blocked) I will miss % portance during my approach I need to adjust'. And it is secured in case of hydraulic failure or WTF to avoid triggering spuriously during high altitude flight, etc.

I was lucky some time ago to have him comment on a twitter thread about automation and human-aircraft interactions, when I talked about 'why's: https://twitter.com/RichardDeCrep/status/1358560210927771649

Record the whys, that's what jira, code comments, design and justification documents are for! Forget the myriad uml, merise, whatever young people use these days, give me 'why's !

I highly recommend that book and anything from de Crespigny.
Seems abandoned.
That would suck.

In China when you win the lottery, while they don't reveal your name, you still need to collect the prize/cheque in person and pose for publicity shots. This has lead to the amusing situation of most winners turning up in various masks or even full sports event mascot style costumes to collect the winnings.
Reality seems to be that very few pairs of people have mutual interest in each other. Matching is just increasing the probability, but it's still random.
Exactly. HTML was a document markup language. Articles, etc. Some forms.

We're now building applications. Applications have a totally different layout model. Only recently we're able to use flexbox. But it's insane. Just build the layout / application in something that really works (any of platform UI toolkits / markups), and use HTML for document flow.
Start-Job is not the same as Runspaces - one uses processes, other one threads. Those who need performant option will know what to use.
Interested, email in profile. I work for a marketplace of products and services for a specific industry.
I will miss the world site, oh well.
It doesn't. Just because you technically can access some of the phone's features while on speakers/headset, doesn't mean it's in any way nice or convenient. Phone UX just sucks in general, and doubly so when during a call - for some reason, in my experience even flagship Androids start to noticeably lag when you try to multi-task while calling.
> I have to disagree. And to each is own.
> Having read the article I found that list painted a clear picture and summed up the patterns nicely.

> (Not authors)Pattern 13: Using excessive prose where less will do

Ok I guess we simply have to assume that people know the underlying explanations for why assumed knowledge is a bad pattern.
Blind Consumerism Is Vandalism
SVD is not a "sophisticated algorithm". It's about the simplest machine learning tool there is, and certainly simpler than a neural network.
What's the AI in this?
That's a different argument.

The person working on the engine should be the best qualified person to do so. And similarly for the other technical areas.

Nobody said anything disparaging about the need for sales, communication, or relationships. Only that in those respective fields you would also probably want the person who is most qualified, no?
>while a prositute is actually just providing their body to be used.

I imaging it depends on the person and area, much like every other "social job", no?

I argue the lack of legal protections are what allows them to be reduced to objects. For the tech equivalent, look at the game industry and some of the more extreme examples of crunch. Not just some month long sprint before release, but months, sometimes years of 12 hour work days to some billion dollar coporation not paying overtime, that may not even give you paychecks on time.

and those are "legal jobs". I can't imagine how much lower it goes when the governemt not only turns a blind eye, but punishes you on top of it all.
I've been on psychiatric medication. Lexapro "worked" but I quit taking it because I realized it merely made me complacent. I'd occasionally look around at my surroundings and see how they were not changing for the better.

I went to a psychiatrist and it set into motion a series of events that gave me the worst experiences of my life. I would be better off having never gone, and attempting to go again has not restored any faith in psychiatric practice. I think your advice is reckless and ill founded. Doctors have plenty of stories of people they helped, but they can't have (or at least make no effort to track) the stories about people they have not helped or scared away.
Whoops, that's definitely a mistake. Need to backfill the split adjusted prices from the data vendor, good catch! Thanks a lot.
Probably, calories are burned to compensate for the heat lost due to extreme cold. Never tried counting calories in Antarctica, so it's just a guess.
Memory usage?
I don't think this is anything chosen by GitHub . Seems like a random format endorsed by some German and Dutch research orgs. Having said that it would be cool to have a standard format/best practice that would also be picked up e.g. by Google scholar ( guess bibtex is the best bet). Like a CITEME.bib file, which would be pretty self-explanatory.
I’m sceptical. This study measures aerosols going into a funnel centimeters away. It is also done with 10 people. This is a highly artificial situation. They even admit that they didn’t measure aerosol escapes at the top and side of masks.

What happens when you spend 15 minutes in a small room with a COVID infected person with a mask? When all side escaped aerosols spread in the room? Or in a shopping center with 10 COVID infected people? That’s the real life situation. And in that situation I’ve not seen any studies done.

To me this is basic physics. Aerosols float in the air. Any particles escaping the direct surface of the mask will float into the air. Just like dust. Except viruses are even smaller and float more. Any closed environment is likely to be saturated with virus fairly quickly, and if they aren’t filtered by a kn95 mask you will breath them in.

Edit: and I think with the new variants we are in a worse and worse situation. The initial variant needed 15 minutes of exposure to infect you apparently. I’m pretty sure delta is much much less. A few minutes or under a minute in a saturated room, mask or no mask, is prob enough
> uroborotically†
> † A term that now exists.

FYI, by now exists, parent means that he just made it up. I wasn't sure, but according to Google, the only result for this term is this post.

Awesome! Going to try and spread it :)
But what is there's no code or code that is not used in a working feature? Both ends of the performance spectrum comprise people who don't really code.
Thanks for the insight, appreciated. So as the old adage goes, 'it all starts at the top'...
I think confusing explanations are kinda same as your first implementations.

If you don't refactor it to clean up your model, it will stay confused.

Once I have some explanation, I try to "refactor" that explanation by understanding the exact meaning of specific words (domain model) of that explanation.

Once I understand exact meanings and relations between all parts of the explanation it starts making much more sense because it moves from specific (made for me) to general (made for every case).
I love, "Learning by invention".

Basically, you start with a problem, than the teacher "helps" to come up with a solution, (by hints / guides), which casually ends up at the solution implemented.
I think it's one of the reasons people love to reinvent the wheel. When they invent something themselves they truly know it inside out.
You can somewhat do it yourself, if say, you want to learn a new library, by first trying to implement the problem yourself, then take hints from the library and finally use the library.