skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
But why? There are specific dictionaries and a variety of widely-used style books both specific and less so. There are some disagreements which may result in, say, a given company following different style rules for different purposes.

To the latter point, for example, a lot of companies use Oxford comma in general but don't for press releases and related because AP doesn't follow Oxford.

In general, though, it all works out. I see very little appetite for another group of authorities than the ones who already exist.
Where do houses come from then?
Yes, but more generally they use the same raw materials.
Stay... ask /r/consulting for a second opinion.
I've gotten a lot of flack for saying that advertising and marketing are terrible industries and need to be chopped down by 95% or more, but I think this only supports my point. They can't stop themselves from trying to hook into everything so that they can track and "engage" the user.

I've gotten a lot of stink eye by strongly pointing out that the users don't want to be "engaged" with your brands and that people are creepy for having that expectation. They just want a product or service that works well. Somehow along the way we convinced ourselves that all of this is normal.
Albania.
It's still a developing country, but the climate is perfect, places are stunning and you can live with a lot less than 1k/month.
Speculators are certainly homo economicus, for whatever it's worth :)
And they've closed many issues as duplicates with no further explanation given:

https://github.com/ytdl-org/youtube-dl/issues/23860
If they pay month for a month that seems better than them paying rent for no months using the squatting path?

Letting good property sit empty when there's affordability crises because it's an "investment" and you're just waiting for the ability to charge more, say, is tragic.
I don't think empty properties are a big thing. The market makes that extremely unlikely. Got a derelict house in Boston? That's worth $500,000 cash. 6 months later there's a new house there.
I've been using Linux for years, so I've got my opinions about distros. Why should the distribution a new user pick matter that much? They can easily switch if they don't like the first one they pick.
- Eastern Europe
- Balkans (South-East Europe)
- Portugal

All cheap, decent healthcare and if you play your card rights you can avoid downsides (like heavy pollution mentioned).

As a rule of thumb, check all the countries with an average monthly salary below 1k $.

Bonus points if the average monthly salary in the capital city is below 1k $.

Then sort out all the countries with heavy downsides (check HDI).
> There's chips that I'm sourcing from obscure places in China just to get the part and paying whatever price they ask.

When sourcing like this, how do you ensure that you're not getting factory seconds or counterfeit parts?
I think if people get to know you, they are indeed positively surprised that “despite” being foreign etc you’re actually nice etc. That wouldn’t be my concern so much.

It would rather be the odd skinhead on the bus or in the street. The current government is also quietly accepting such behaviours, as it is their voter base, so the few “bad apples” feel they can act with impunity.

I don’t want to overplay it, it’s not Nazi Germany, but for sure something to consider. Nice place one way or the other.
Travel was open with Australia until the recent outbreak there. Using virus genome sequencing, this outbreak has been traced to a New Zealander who caught the virus in Sydney, and spent 2 weeks in a quarantine centre in Auckland.

It's not yet known how the virus escaped the quarantine centre. None of the quarantine centre staff have tested positive, despite being tested multiple times.

It's suspected that the transmission occurred by somebody walking near the hotel while the initial case was arriving, or in a fenced off outdoor exercise area.

6 people walked by on CCTV at this point. 4 have been contacted, but 2 haven't been identified.

Also worth noting, the border isn't completely closed. There is a steady stream of returning New Zealanders, and also exceptions for some workers. Everyone does a 2 week quarantine stay on entering the country. Some of these people test positive for Corona, but so far it hasn't escaped a quarantine centre. Looks like Delta is harder to contain.
Yeah that’s a great point.
Eh, it’s the Balkans. I wouldn’t call it a developing country, but sure, many parts of this region are rough around the edges in terms of infrastructure.
Right. I think people forget that there are many dialects of English.[0] I wouldn’t be surprised if linguists find a new “internet dialect” of English in the future as well.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_dialects_of_English
There's a difference between them perceiving it to have no impact, and it having no impact.

It also may be important enough to keep funding with 0.0001% of the budget or whatever it costs, but not important enough for a higher level of funding. Still requires advocacy.
Realistically this will probably spawn a bunch of small scale (i.e. single server), bespoke music bots doing the exact same thing.
I really simpathise. I have tried all sorts of notes app, and they all suck in some way it another.

So far I have found Evernote to be the least sucky of them all.
Oh? The Logitech G613 Bluetooth keyboard and M510 Bluetooth mouse were plug and play on Windows, Arch Linux and NixOS. Back in the day, sure, but I don't think custom drivers are much needed for anything but GPUs by now.
wow lot of money for those bastards. Next time local gang and give them a nice reminder
How would Pakistan be for a long-term visit for a woman traveler? I've zoomed around some of the mountainous areas on google maps and as I'm interested in the hiking/mountaineering areas and one thing I've noticed is that there are ZERO photos of female travelers on any of the google images from those areas. Basically anywhere outside of Karachi I am not seeing pictures of women.

Between that and this recent thread on reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/pakistan/comments/pb5l2k/how_can_yo...

I had been ranking it lower on my travel wish-list.
Time partners with Fortnite to celebrate Martin Luther King, March on Washington
GP probably conflated distro with DE, which is covered in the next paragraph in TFA, maybe shouldn't have stopped reading after all.
And I’d like to know the reason
Oh yeah. IDE Master/Slave was pure voodoo. With hard drives it usually wasn't too bad, but ATAPI devices (CD-ROMs) were just insane. I saw everything from drives that wouldn't be recognized unless they were slave to a HDD, to drives that refused every configuration except being a slave drive with no master--which isn't supposed to work at all.

Cable select sometimes worked, but I didn't trust it as much as the jumpers. I did try to match the jumpers with the position on the cable just to give myself a better chance of success.

The article is correct that mixing drive brands, or even mixing drive eras was asking for trouble. Another fun aspect is when someone wanted to install more than 4 drives and had to use one of the ISA (later PCI) PATA cards. Those cards _never_ supported ATAPI devices in my experience, so there were some machines that booted off of a HDD hanging off of an ISA card so the 4 burners could be on the system controller.

And don't even get me started on the godforsaken CMD640 that every damn manufacturer used for years.
One is a subtype of the other. Would you insist on using "radio broadcast" instead of "morning show"? Aside from that, a podcast is still a podcast regardless of whether you downloaded it, streamed it, or distributed it over media like flash drives and compact discs. That's why it's useful to have a new noun.
That was a beautiful story that hit me harder than expected. I wished my dad had left behind a journal. He died as well when I was in my early twenties, but I still feel like I didn't knew him as I should have.

I knew my dad had cancer but he was trying hard not to show it. Maybe he wanted to keep face in front of my brothers and I, to preserve the best image we had from him, a strong and strict paternal figure from outside but a loving father from inside. And still, I kept denying it, refusing to accept the evil that was eating away at him. I was that dumb introverted kid that had nothing but work to escape the reality.

I still remember his last look at me while I was heading back to college after visiting him. A look of pride and sorrow, as he knew what would happen in the next days. And for the first time in my life, I saw my dad shedding a tear as he was asking me to take care of my brother's future. It was discrete, but I noticed it, and I still wish I could slap the past me and stay with him in his final moments. This will be forever among the biggest regrets I have.

Spend time with your loved ones and make sure that time is well spent. Sometime you never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory.
Maybe buying a house would be less liquid?
What about working visa?
> I think Julia takes an interesting approach here of never reordering floating point computations

WebAssembly as well. IEEE-754 is mandated and there are no unsafe compiler optimizations allowed. This is the only sane choice. It's just too hard to reason about programs otherwise. Nothing about a super-intelligent machine completely reorganizing your code in a way that subtly breaks it is good, IMHO.
I agree about the "too far to bike". my current commute is 30+ miles. It still falls into the "too far" category. I do plan on moving within 10 mi which I'm very interested in the bike. Issues still stand that it limits my ability to run errands during the day. I don't run errands every day, but now I'd have to plan. Another downside is I live in Phoenix where summers are 110degF for 60-70 days. Winter is nice!
It really doesn't. And the desktop Linux community's obsession with bundling a few tweaks and preinstalled applications as separate "distros", splintering the community into a million tiny sub-groups, is part of the reason it's failed to achieve mainstream popularity.
I don't disagree with the principle behind what you say. But the application to where you are acting under the assumption that Pfizer caused your sister's side effects seems unwarranted. It's certainly worth investigating, but it is far from a certainty.
> Of all of my desk toys/models/prints it's generated the most talk amongst friends and coworkers.

I'm not joking when I say one of the things I miss most about office life is decorating my desk with objects and having people react to them. Even before Delta, when things were opening back up, my office was doing "hot desks" which meant you didn't really get to personalize your space. It's understandable, but a bummer.
> What a weird take.

Agreed, like looking at the case inside out.

> Bike lanes do not take away the possibility for those less able to use a car, they strictly add options.

But, that is true only if the bike lanes are “free to build and maintain”. Otherwise, the city is allocating money toward bike lanes rather than something OP would argue is “less ableist”.
Why would anyone in their right mind go to Pakistan? Straight up dangerous for women, most places are dangerous for men as well.

Sure they have nice mountains, but you have those in much safer places as well.

When someone recommends Pakistan I feel like they’re saying: “Sure, Hell is a bit hot but it has great view”.
This is so baffling but you're right, a price floor (that is, setting a minimum rent) would create a feeding frenzy for new housing units to come online, since they would backstop risk. Clearly terrible for tenants -- no deals to be had for anyone -- but might actually be better for society!
In other news: bloomberg don't understand Italian pizza.

Anyway most of them are "focaccia" we use pizza to mean a lot of different things, it also means "slap in the face" in roman slang, so don't take everything literally, sometimes pizza means the same thing americans are used to, the only difference, except maybe raw materials, is that we make them of the correct size (enough to feed only one person), sometimes it's not, it's simply "pizza shaped"

We also use the same Italian word used for cake to mean this, it's obviously not a cake (anglophones call them pies) and you can call it pizza as well (stuffed pizza to be precise)

https://www.tavolartegusto.it/wp/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/...

they are simply baked in a cake pan
Have they been duplicates?
'Rent Control' and 'State Housing' are completely different subjects.

Quebec and Ontario have province-wide forms of rent control (i.e. max rent increases etc.) and it works well enough.

'State Housing' is for poor people only.

State Allocated Housing for 'regular citizens' is probably a bad idea, you end up in a Soviet Style situation with valuable things allocated based on power or other infidelities, long waiting lists, lack of maintenance etc..

Also, 'housing' doesn't mean everyone gets to live posh. If you're 27 and are not earning a whole lot, well, what can you expect really? You get a flat in possibly a not so nice building, that's it.

I don't get why people would expect the state to provide for them in the 'poshest' part of Sweden. I wonder if we looked at prices in the more marginal areas, what those would be and if they are more affordable.
Another example:
Cue Health makes a rapid COVID19 test. They ship you a little box, and a set of wands to insert into the box.
The box should literally be able to tell you whether the test passed or failed, like thermometers, and pregnancy tests.

But no, the stupid thing requires you to install an app on your phone, create a cloud account (because we all know we can totally trust the cloud with personal data) and it will refuse to work without any of this.
I have a sneaking suspicion that's fundamentally impossible, as some of the prerequisites for developed economies (in the modern, not-industrialization sense) seem to require predatory exploitation of developing economies. And the global inequality of capital ensures there's a power disparity sufficient to enforce it for the former, to the detriment of the latter.

But I guess it's really a question about post-scarcity economics, and whether they're possible?
| If CentOS Stream is going to be just a FOSS upstream for RHEL, will you still pick Fedora Server over it?

Yes, but only because Fedora Server is (also/even more) a FOSS upstream for RHEL. Doing something that isn't Fedora (Workstation/Server) is "one more thing", however small, and I'd rather spend the brain tokens elsewhere. If it 10x'ed my app I'd do it, but I can't imagine it would.

Thanks for the links, I wasn't so mad at CentOS Stream the product itself per se, I think it's a valid product / change to the old model. My biggest issue is the changing of the promises - the supported life of the product changed in-production. That's a big no-no to me.

Fedora (upstream) requires you to keep up, but at least it doesn't make promises that it won't keep.
And if they are first to develop a new Delta specific vaccine, they will be making their shareholders money hand over fist
Manjaro/KDE ftw -- beats sMacOS hands down
I don't think the timeframe's right for that-- were there ever even any web browsers that ran on Windows 3.0?

At any rate, there wouldn't be any need to distinguish internal help links from web links, because neither Windows 3.0 nor 3.1 ever shipped with a web browser-- can't link out in your docs if the tools aren't available to follow the links. Early versions of Windows 95 didn't, either, with IE 2.0 being bundled with the OS for the first time with OSR1.
Which is why it shouldn't be done in isolation; you also need to have other regulations in place to increase the incentive to build more and better housing.
From the last link: "Conclusions: This study demonstrated that natural immunity confers longer lasting and stronger protection against infection, symptomatic disease and hospitalization caused by the Delta variant of SARS-CoV-2, compared to the BNT162b2 two-dose vaccine-induced immunity. Individuals who were both previously infected with SARS-CoV-2 and given a single dose of the vaccine gained additional protection against the Delta variant."

Note the "longer lasting and stronger".
The reason I made the comparison to conservatives is because my coworker over there did an exchange program in High School and he thought the South had similar viewpoints to Serbians. I do agree with him about both being conservatives.
What is the difference between this and Plotly Dash? Or Streamlit?
There's not enough information to know for sure, but passages like this make me think they're not checking for paperwork before they evict:

> He could wait for the courts to make a decision - that could take up to two years. Or he could go private.

> "People advised me to hire a company that specialises in negotiating with squatters to get them out."
Why is the problem that people are willing to market rate?
> It seems to me that if the market rate is intent on 10x'ing her rent maybe it's the market that should be forced to adjust first, not her.

Assuming a family of 4 would live there instead, she's effectively removing 3 people from the city. That can force other old women to move out of nearby homes that aren't rent controlled (since prices become higher than they'd be if more people could fit in existing housing), or it could prevent people from moving in. But either way, less people can live there. The policy isn't without harm.

> I can imagine. She could get priced out of the city entirely I suppose.

kind of an unlikely worst case. There's a gradient of prices as you move further from the city center, and this particular hypothetical woman is moving to a much smaller unit. I haven't heard of a city where the average market price unit was 10x the rent controlled price. It's probably 2x-3x at worst for an equivalent unit.
The article points out that more supply of roads also leads to less density, which requires more driving, which requires more roads. This is not the short-term induced latency but for sure a part of it and part of why katy highway exists.
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This always seems like a question with an agenda.

What happens? Well I suppose the economy collapses and the proletariat rise up and usurp power, or something fantastical.

What’ll more likely happen is we’ll further automate repetitive low skill tasks, and / or start making more durable goods, or otherwise ingenuity our way forward.
What is the practical difference? It is forged innocent image which has matching hash. You basically started with only a hash, as image was not related to it.
Is that true even for visiting? I am Indian and have wanted to visit Poland and the region for quite a while. I did find rural Germany quite ok except communication.
> blue is the color

Yes. If you were handed a printout or photo copy in 1980s with some terms or phrases manually marked to stand out, it was probably with blue underlines. Black didn’t stand out, red was for corrections.

That simple.
The Gassing of Satartia
Everyone here is trying to be way too literal to "gotcha" about what sauce is.

I am Italian, and you need to define these things way more off feel and appearance than some scientific definition of "sauce" that you just made up.

Regardless of whether "pizza sauce" is cooked or not, you look at and you know it's sauce. It's near-puree consistency, with all the ingredients having been blended together, you could spread it easily with a spoon.

Look at that picture, those are clearly crushed tomatoes that were very recently a full tomato, not like a canned "crushed tomato" you would get in a store that's already like 95% of the way to sauce consistency.
You could not spread those around evenly or easily with a spoon. It's not a sauce. It's crushed tomatoes, with salt, oregano, and olive oil.

If you want to "gotcha" go with the fact that the vast majority of these would not be called "pizzas" by anyone in Italy - as mentioned by
@elrond89.
Again by feel - you look at a big piece of woven/folded bread with some other ingredients - does it feel like pizza to you? Probably not. Most of those would be called "focaccias" or similar.
Stability of install.

New users probably shouldn't use a rolling release because updates can cause the install to be unbootable, leaving a bad impression of linux.
FYI, tungsten carbide (tungsten + carbon) is a different substance from the pure metal tungsten... They have very different physical properties.

But I do appreciate your story about tungsten carbide, too :-)
I bought LimeSDR Mini back at crowdfunding campaign and didn't have good experience too. Janky middleware, problems with tuning, randomly occuring errors. I haven't used it in quite a while and I hoped these are all software problems they would fix eventually, sad to hear it is still broken.
All blogs attract low-quality comments. Whether you see them is a function of how much effort is put into moderation. I'm just speculating, but Terry Tao probably has better things to do with his time.
What's the best way to bundle those?
around the time of elementary school i had a ~15cm diameter steel (or may be something harder given where it came from - i didn't pay attention what it was made of, it was just pretty heavy) ball from a ball bearing from a driveshaft of a Navy ship. While not tungsten, it was still pretty great toy. We even played soccer using it - the style is very different as just strongly hitting it with or trying to abruptly stop with a foot would only cause pain to the foot, and the ball also would naturally not fly far :)
True, but that's a very different definition. Also, IMO, a bit of a confused one that leads to confusion.

e.g. apartheid is often referred to as "white minority rule" - that is the minority oppressing the majority.

Similarly, this gets a little subjective. It's not clear to me in modern liberal democracies that women are a minority politically, because they do in fact have the ability to set policy equally to men (even if they happen to be less present in the political ranks)
The joke I tried to make was an allusion to how the Metric System's units like the meter and the kilogram were all based on reference objects before they were truly modernized. So despite the reference objects losing tiny amounts of mass over the years, they were, by definition, what a kilogram should be.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Prototype_of_the...

Admittedly, I now realize that I in no way made that allusion clear!
Not going to put much heed in the opinion of someone who used Apple operating systems for 15 years.
LOL, are those buildings in Sweden?

Here is Richmond, BC, Canada:

https://goo.gl/maps/TjvH4Js2n9h8Z6uZ7
Way more expensive - 120 eur for 1 cm3 cube.

https://www.smart-elements.com/shop/tungsten-precision-densi...
> It does not support any specific mechanistic explanation.

You're right that the recent pre-print cited by GP - regarding the data out of Israel - does not prove or disprove any specific mechanistic explanation.

However, interpreting GPs comment charitably, that study does support the notion that immunity acquired through natural infection may be more robust to mutations and variants - the mechanisms of which have been articulated in a variety of other literature. See my sibling comment [1] for supporting citations and excerpts.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28320340
If you're homeless in Seattle how are you going to buy a house (or rent an apartment, even) in Detroit?

You might argue that they should've made better decisions earlier - "my housing is precarious, time to move with my last few bucks before I'm totally out of money" - but then what is your proposed policy for dealing with bad decisions? Do you plan on doing things to try to prevent it? Or try to criminalize bad decisions?
There is a line between IQ and wisdom, and wisdom is learned through experience and time.
This reminds me of Bill Gates who owns a small amount of every chemical element.