skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
CRT is primarily a theory of jurisprudence.

https://www.americanbar.org/groups/crsj/publications/human_r...

CRT has been conflated with various other things, primarily the NYT's 1619 Project and other attempts to communicate other aspects of true, historical events besides the received, primarily white tradition.

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2019/12/historians...

I do not find in either founding myth of "critical race theory" anything that includes your hypothesized "all whites are inherently guilty of racism".

You might criticize the lawyers and educators for not communicating this clearly enough, but I wonder if any explanation of CRT would pass muster for most of it's critics.
You sound a bit like those people, “git is just directed acyclic graph of objects, it’s all that simple”.
I swapped my NES cart of Dragion Warrior IV with a friend for his copy of Dragon Warrior III in high school; it was supposed to be temporary but we both went off to college and never saw each other again. I looked into buying a copy of DW IV online and choked on the prices ($150 cart only). Apparently that game was a limited run though.
And that's why textbooks (generally) suck.
I think it would be extremely counterproductive for a company to filter on extroverted people for most positions. Maybe it barely makes sense for a startup sales or PR to be extroverted because you kind of expect them to bring in connections from their (hopefully vast) personal network, but for the vast majority of positions I think you'd be looking at false signals and missing out on some extremely capable, focused people by blocking out introverts from your search.

Introverts are VERY GOOD at getting shit done. Introverts aren't opposed to teamwork and collaboration, it just means that when we get off work, we usually chill alone or occasionally with 1-2 close friends, instead of partying.
What if the nanny wants to work from home because it's taking all her time away from her family?
IoT Non-Technical Supporting Capability Core Baseline [pdf]
It's difficult in some cases but demand is absolutely the main driver.

Much like Netflix, the reality is that people aren't actually very interested in old shows apart from a handful of super famous perennials which are already available anyway.

They say they are in surveys, but consumer behaviour does not back that up. They just use newer content in practice.
come on, let's be a bit more inclusive about the term "self-hosting".

For instance, I run a few apps in Linode. I manage the virtual servers, and consider myself to be a self-hoster of these webapps (Nextcloud, Drupal, PixelFed, et cetera)

These aren't necessarily my servers but at some level, they are.
According to the FAQ, it seems like you can add your own music to the player as well. So portable DJ device. Plus, clever tool by the Kanye team to get a bunch of fan remix tracks in the wild when the album is finally released.
That page is the second organic result for "pixledrain" for me.

The url is https://pixeldrain.com/u/823R39Sc

And it is full of popups, redirects, etc. And maybe acting differently per-referer.
> This is the common refrain, but I think it's equally likely that it boils down to "I did this, so you should have to do this, too."

The reason is probably irrelevant: the organisation tells you what steps to take to get a promotion. If you fail to take those steps they consider you unsuitable for the promotion, not because they consider those steps to prove your capability, but because you have demonstrated an unwillingness to meet the minimum requirements.

Why the minimum requirements are what they are is irrelevant.
Does anyone use the actual mobile app? If so, why do you prefer it over the mobile web version? (I have not tried it and am curious)
I am abandonware collector of sorts, and one thing I liked is how all major abandonware site happily link to GOG.com when the game is up there.
Not at moment no. You can only add links via the browser extensions and the dashboard.

The extension supports an omnibox though so you can just type "wc" in your address bar, press tab and everything after that will be added as a URL to your WebCrate instance.
I like how no one voted yes and a bunch of people voted no.
Yep, they don't care so long as you don't cause problems for them.

If only they didn't put 5.14 kernel into their rescue image this summer, but that's another story.
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It's mostly because my young kid has SVT and it would be useful to stick on a monitor occasionally to see if there are brief breakthrough episodes evading our periodic pulse checks. Of course they have monitors to do this already, but they are very expensive even for short uses and this use case wouldn't need as much detail or sensitivity.
Taliban, I'm not happy we killed you through two decades of undefeated battles, but I'm glad we're gone.

Winning war is a lot like winning prison. Sure, they let you out of your cage. But a big chunk of you has been taken out. Mr. bin Laden's wars, counting Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and Libya have killed millions. Remember when he was a rich playboy? And where is he now? Oh yeah, at the bottom of the Indian ocean after throwing his teenage wife in front of the machine guns to get kneecapped.

I think my favorite highlight was Morsi in his cage yelling at the judge, and the court guards grabbed it and just moved him out. Turns out it was on wheels.

The future for Afghanistan:

becoming the world's poorest, cruelest, corrupt place on Earth

enslaving and murdering each other to get a trillion dollars of lithium out of the dirt. China will make pennies off of it, and take another two decades to do it, only for it to be obsolete by something else. Maybe silicon graphene, and you don't need as much. You'll probably mess that up, and end up being squashed by a tank.

dying from cured diseases because you are superstitious. Covid's just the start.

all those USA supplies will rot. They are already obsolete. You will turn into some marauding relic, like a band of robbers from the old west wearing Calvary uniforms.

everyone sees you coming now. At best you will snapchat with some psycho and shoot up a gay bar, or buy exploits and turn of the lights for two weeks. You will take out Asia and they will be isolated from the world. Because of you, working with Asia will be like hooking up your home water to an open sewer and expecting not to be poisoned

Compare that to the advances in the USA since 2001. What we've already done is enough to survive as we watch you swirl the toilet. You're never coming out again. Without you dragging us down we can do so much more. Space manufacturing. Asteroid mining. Medicine. Right move to get out.
Exactly, as some sites will remove content too fast and the reader mode button disappear before any possible attempt at clicking it
For those thousands of years, women didnt work without their kids nearby.
But it is being republished daily today. When material is deemed illegal, new copies cannot be created/sold today on the basis that they were legal yesterday.
Because the most wide-scale abuse of people's data comes from corporations, not individuals.
Surely there are different roles that would allow for both states to exist and thrive?
More material about this fascinating topic:

http://okmij.org/ftp/continuations/

Has many articles and some code in OCaml, Haskell, Scheme.
And Macs are now big.LITTLE as well. I’m curious how this compares to what apple does for macOS.
‘Building back badly’: Global power sector emissions soar
And sometimes they steal your french fry. Or your red Swingline stapler.
I’ve been seeking a drop-in replacement for EN. These days I use ‘Evernote Legacy’ because the new Evernote is horrible.

I’ll use it until they kill it. I’ve seen a few good “almost there” replacements, but each have their own quirks.
Hah. The GP comment was flagged, so I couldn't read it, and I hadn't read the article... but just from your question, I thought to myself "...must be Krugman?"

Yep.

Krugman is my illustrative example of the phenomenon of an intelligent, highly educated, Nobel-winning scientist, who is still notable for how often he's wrong. Clearly wrong, often even in his own field.

I don't even understand how that's possible. Do I only see the specific subset of articles where he's wrong? Has he been so poisoned by partisanship that he's totally lost his grounding? Is economics just voodoo? Is there some base philosophical underpinning to all his thought that is so different from mine that what constitutes reasonable thought is completely different?

I don't mean this to be an attack on the man. More just pointing out that... he puzzles me.
Extending grid interconnections is helping mitigate this issue.

It may not be windy in some places, but chances are it will be windy in others.

Fossil fuel backups such as gas are not a bad interim solution, considering gas is less polluting than coal.

There are some problems with economics, as backup solutions cost money even when they are not being used.
Bodo.ai secures $14M, aims to make Python better at handling large-scale data
How will the banks know the crypto came from porn, though? Receive payments either to your own wallet or straight to Coinbase, convert to USD, transfer to your bank, and we're done, right? What am I missing?
I understand it as: shift captures a continuation scope, and reset defines a scope in which a captured continuation can be released.
The big one is the BBC report that found they weren't doing a good job keeping under age people from signing up as creators and posting.

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-58255865
These countries have terrible software. Korean uncompetitive local services never expand internationally
I worked on GameTap! Old ROM websites at the time had these click-through agreements that would say things like "you may only download these ROMs if you have explicit, written permission from the publisher" and I may be on of the only living people who've clicked one of those "I agree" links in good faith.

Technically, GameTap had some really neat little features. For example, it would track your high score for most emulated games, and for really old games where the score would rollover to zero, it noticed that and would let you see your effective grand total score. So there would be a global Galaga leaderboard that could happily go into the millions.

Regarding the success of the service, Gametap was live for a few years. It totally had its shot. GameTap was regularly advertised on TV. It had a pretty big library covering a dozen or so platforms: Several Ataris, ColecoVision, Intellivision, Sega, PC games, and more. They did a few high profile things like buying some failed MMOs and keeping the servers running for all GameTap subscribers.

At the end, I think it turned out that the folks who get really excited about playing ColecoVision games are the same folks who are very comfortable downloading ROMs.
From what I remember, modesty wasn’t one of his shortcomings
This is the reason why our country will die a soon approaching death: the people who built all of our engines for WW2 were not certified engineers.
Argument goes then more for “is this scenario possible at all for term ‘popular’?”, when it certainly is. Example was just weak.

Another example could be, why driving a car is “too popular” on country side to move between places. It might be popular, because there is no public transportation. Is the situation same with public transportation? Can we call it popular, because it is forced?
this doesn't sound right...but I don't know enough about etymology to dispute it
AWK and JQ definitely suffer from "power-creep" as shell tools. IMO they are unreasonably powerful; full-fledged scripting languages masquerading as simple text-processing tools.

Part of the blame is definitely on the fact that the "idiomatic" way to filter columns in a shell pipeline is to invoke AWK: `awk '{print $3,$5}'`. Similarly for JQ. Virtually every sysadmin and programmer gets introduced to these languages as Unixy tools when in fact they are antithetical to the Unix philosophy.

The result is ending up with overcomplicated "production" pipelines (curl|sed|awk|jq) when you really could be writing one far more coherent, maintainable, scalable C, Go, Python, etc. program with their standard libraries.
For a desktop (or a laptop plugged in) you could just use little cores for sleep mode.
They were making money hand over fist so I really dont understand why they initially took this step. I really think only fans will die eventually because of the trust they lost.
What would it be like to be a conscious AI? We might never know
lol, this wouldn't be an HN thread without people bikeshedding over an app's name, would it?
Well, one would find a provider who focuses on seedboxes. Usually these providers - at least the ones who last - put their boxes in a foreign data center and mix it with other traffic.
This is a great reply. You are right: Too much analysis is focused on the suburban car commuter. More analysis should focus on urbanites looking for a "human" taxi that will be more expensive than an equivalent robot taxi! Personally, I still think the future of taxi drivers is they become the maintenance workers for robot taxis at the same wages...
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Great Anisa and team! All the best and my best wishes!
What? In what way is this possibly pornographic? It is really uncomfortable to me that you're just going to casually throw that out there as an axis for this to be measured on.
Sorry, but without some sort of source, I am skeptical, but also acknowledge that different markets and economies will reward labor in different ways. So when it comes to the US this is a common talking point on the English speaking internet, "the trades pay well", "my buddy makes $150k a year as a carpenter, so you should think about becoming a carpenter too", etc. The fundamental problem is that while yes, there are people who make good money in the trades, on average, it simply isn't true, as opposed to being a software engineer, where the average employee is compensated quite well.
How to remove .htpasswd Protection on Nginx (Ubuntu 18.04)
Apple allows children to access casual-sex and BDSM apps
I used the "BATF" method for years, with one file per year. In 2014 I switched to Zim [1] and haven't looked back.

[1] https://zim-wiki.org/
Bring Back the Neighborhood Corner Store
"Required by law" as not as powerful as it sounds.

Law is not powerful enough to protect someone from a violent partner. Restraining orders don't stop violence from taking place. They only promise punishment afterwards.

So you do not pursue a violent partner for child support, even with the law on your side. It is too dangerous.

Online sex work is the safer option.

Oh, also, you seem to have the idea that child support money is enough by itself for the costs of raising a child decently. It often isn't, you need another income source to cover it. In the example we are talking about, the person could not do a typical job, so they had to find an alternative and OF provided it.
State sanctioned means there is law mandating that only one group is in charge of the profession and they, outside government, regulate that profession. Lawyers only have one bar association in each state. Doctors have only one medical board.
You'll also notice the scammers posting here have gotten a bit smarter and don't make their first post until the two week mark. i.e. the green username is gone

So it's likely this is a spam account making the post
The State of Oregon already tried to sue someone who was a software engineer for not being a "certified 'Engineer'" and the state's own supreme court ruled in favor of the defendant.
You're assuming they keep it, but is there evidence of that? Regardless, it's a good assumption. I'll actually ask twitter support right now!
White this is temporarily great news for sex workers, its worth keeping a couple things in mind:

This would seem to be in large part an extension of the wider religious right and groups similar to the Moral Majority's push from previous decades to remove sexuality or "objectional content" from the public sphere.

This recent OnlyFans (and PornHub) pressure were driven in large part by pressure from Exodus Cry and NCOSE both of whoms ultimate goal is to remove sexually explicit content from the internet.

NCOSE has been around since 1962 but was previously called "Morality in Media" [0] They are attempting to obscure it now, but Morality in Media was open that they were a "Faith Based Organization" at the time. It seems like with the name change they are trying to obscure their foundations. You might remember them as the group who tried to make it illegal to sell Playboy magazines on military bases and who wanted to do away with "obscene language." Their group were the inspiration for George Carlin's bit "7 words".

Exodus Cry is an evangelical christian group who are open about their intentions to abolish sexually explicit content from the internet. [1]

I think its probably worth paying a little bit of attention to the undercurrents here because my guess is we're only seeing the beginnings of the religious right's ramp up. I think they'll probably try to grab momentum from some of the other more ... conpsiratorial(?) groups that have some popularity currently.

I think we'd be making a fairly serious mistake to underestimate these two groups.

Ill also be interested to see how they make use out of some more dark money style groups as they move forward in attempts to obscure who is behind the pressure campaigns.

[0] https://web.archive.org/web/20180401043101/https://endsexual...

[1] https://exoduscry.com/abolitionist/
Actually I'd say Disney cornering so much of childhood entertainment is a concern.
I often wonder - who pays for pip packages that millions of server apps and CI/CD pipelines pull? There is some caching but still it’s gotta be enormous.
Or they came up with ways of placating MC/Visa around better moderation.
Not one fund per company. Just a few funds that owns a lot of companies. Also, it’s not clear how the proceeds of those funds would be distributed.
5’9” -> 5’10” is a 1” stretch. Which doesn't sound like much, unless you are the one on the rack.
Ask HN: What's a good JavaScript bundle size to aim for?
Disclaimer: I know this is relative to the use-case; in my case I'm talking about an "average" React-based site with a mixture of mostly-static pages but also a dashboard, etc.

Disclaimer 2: This being HN, I'm not interested in rants or bad-faith "zero KB" answers. I'm talking about realistic goals given realistic business needs.

Disclaimer 3: There's obviously not just one answer; it's a sliding scale depending on balancing this metric against others. Optimizing something to death isn't always worth it; assume that the easy wins have already been found.

I'm just looking for a middle-of-the-road watermark. Is 200kb reasonable? What about 500kb? Etc. Do you have a similar site? What's its size, and do you think it's reasonable (does it reasonably serve SEO and your customers?)?
Use Technology Like the Amish
I still don't think it's reasonable. Restricting yourself on such banalities feels way too much like "the (prude) terrorists have won"

If someone made the same case for a woman wearing a regular skirt in class, (I hope) everyone would be up in arms, and rightfully so.
There are two things that one needs (in addition to the software, which is free and open source) to connect to the bitcoin peer-to-peer network - Electricity and Internet Connectivity.

Unless states start interrupting either/both, there is no table to be operating under. It just is. It is the table and the chair and the entire economy.
Game prices are part rarity, part demand. Pokémon games aren't rare, but they're always in demand so they always command decent prices. Plus even if millions of copies were sold the majority might not be English versions which are often most popular. Chrono Trigger for example sold millions in Japan and can easily be picked up for less than $20 in Japanese. US copies sold more like 500,000 and collectors outside the US are interested as well since English is much more of a common 1st or 2nd language than Japanese.
I am much more interested if they fall for the same tricks.

For example, if it is easy to fool them with optical illusions, such as innocent images that look racy at the first glance:
https://medium.com/@marekkcichy/does-ai-have-a-dirty-mind-to...
CW: Even though it does not contain a single explicit picture, it might be considered NSFW (literally - as at the first glance it looks like nudity); full disclosure: I mentored the project.
The history of psychological effects on child actors and children of "blogger moms" indicates there should be atleast some ethical concerns.

Just because parents consent doesn't mean that parents are looking out for their children or understand what the effects of fame as a young child will be.

I don't have cut and dried answers here, but I don't think you can pretend that there aren't ethical concerns with media protrayal of young children that need atleast some consideration.

Edit: Personally, I think that if a photograph of a naked baby was important to this piece of art, the ethical solution would have been to keep the baby's identity anonymous (at least until he was 18). That would have done a lot to balance the ethics here, especially as the identity of the baby shouldn't matter.
Unless they lockdown forever it's literally not going to matter. Additionally the longer they delay the acquisition of natural immunity the worse it will eventually be. The best course of action in the begining would have been to encourage only the vulnerable to isolate. Natural immunity is much better than the vaccines. COVID currently is worse for vaccinated people than it was for unvaccinated a year ago. The rate of severe infection with Delta among vaccinated is higher than the rate of severe infection of the general population a year ago with Original COVID. Natural immunity has less than 1% reinfection rate vs a nearly 40% infection rate for fully vaccinated. We talk about how all the current deaths of unvaccinated people could be prevented with vaccines, but skip that they could have also been prevented in 99% of cases by them simply catching COVID last year. Im all for vaccines and vaccine + COVID infection is currently the best protection, but that is an actually riskier proposition than simply having caught COVID in the begining for normal healthy people.
Do Visa and Mastercard ever face penalties for any crimes committed by users of their services?
Probably a large percentage of their users are criminal in some way.
For sites dependent on link-aggregator sites (such as HN, Tildes, Mastodon, Diaspora, etc.)[1] for spreading and sharing content, hard paywalls tend to very strongly discourage further readership and sharing.

I'm aware that HN has multiple levels of penalties applied to sites / domains, for various reasons. Users may also flag inaccessible content. (I certainly do.)

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1. If you've determined that "etc." is doing much heavy lifting here, congratulations. The resources listed are highly encouraged.
Sports alone are generally close to self funding at many universities with plenty showing net profits. It’s not just top schools that benefit, giving alums a reason to visit and specifically care about the school has knock on effects to general donations as well as funding athletic scholarships that pay the full tuition amount.

Some athletic fees are excessive, but encouraging students to use the pool, gym etc has real benefits to student health and can be scaled to actual usage levels.
We don't have Rex DNA, but could it be possible to rediscover Rex DNA by studying prints? I'm not a biologist, but in the same way that footsteps leave prints in snow or sand, can decayed DNA leave biological imprints behind that would allow us to reconstruct it?
Funny side effects is the navigation and cruise controls in foreign cars don't work. They will set the wrong speed limits and cruise at the wrong speed. I guess it helps the local businesses tho