skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Everything is perfectly logical after you get used to it enough.

And no, my post did not say that you will understand the details of every command in the list from just looking at the list. It only said that the list demonstrates that a much more coherent, less stateful, simply better UI is possible. That you can not fully explain the difference of fuse and merge in one sentence summaries is not a counterexample to that.

I said you will have an accurate mental model of what's going on. From the summaries you can tell all state you interact with: Working Tree, Commits, Track/Untrack status. That's it. That mental model is perfectly sufficient to accurately predict what most anything will do. And crucially the explanations and mechanisms to achieve all the workflows people asked for in this comment thread can be achieved with these ingredients just fine.

It's what the "Git is easy! You just need to understand that it's a DAG!" crowd pretends git already is.
There are many studies that document adult immigrants and language attrition. Those who experience the most attrition are the ones who fully integrate - they entirely cease using their native language and eventually shift their dominant language to the new one.

Even then, attrition doesn't result in complete ("true") language loss. First, there is a decline in vocabulary, and eventually a loss of accurate phonology so that native listeners no longer judge them to be native speakers. However, they generally retain the ability to comprehend and communicate in their native language, even if they haven't used it for many years.

The point is simply that it is VERY difficult to completely lose your native language as an adult, assuming it was your dominant language throughout childhood.
Pretty good video from Veritasium o related to this, about how Kodak detected the presence of nuclear weapons tests.

https://youtu.be/7pSqk-XV2QM
Any idea on organizations working on this or ways to get involved?
Hm, I'm missing the point! Would anyone be so kind as to fill in with what's implied here? Thanks
Yeah, but french philosophers layed the grounds several decades ago. They're not the ones running the propaganda machine nor pumping out "papers" about this issues nor the ones financing activism over this issues. It's almost 100% american.
Star gulps down black hole and explodes
Actually no. I didn't edit the original post... shrugs
The development of A64 took four years. Arm was completely familiar with 16 bit opcodes having used them in thumb for years. There would have been extensive testing of the impact of various ISA decisions - including use of 16 bit opcodes - in the course of that development. But it’s obviously possible to prove that they made a major mistake and left significant performance on the table in a couple of paragraphs in a HN comment!

Sorry, yet again there is no current real world evidence that RISC-V can outperform Arm64 by the 20% quoted in the parent comment. And with that I'm done!
Friends tend to be similar -- you are the average of your 5 closest friends and that -- it is true that my ADHD diagnosis came about because a friend was diagnosed. We became a friend group in college because we were all outcasts in high school haha. Turns out for a few of us the root cause of the social outcasting was different brain wiring

A lot of the things they described had a "wait that's a symptom??" reaction. I have since suggested to a couple of friends to get checked for ADHD in a similar manner if they seem like they might be struggling with it. Worst case they're now in the mental healthcare system and have access to a therapist who can figure out what they're struggling with

When you find a good place you tell your mates about it
But I don't know that it actually is. There's no “everyone will be fine with this” – implied is a “most people are reasonable”, so it isn't the right form of argument to be a No True Scotsman.
This has been my experience too. My family moved from Chennai to Mumbai and lost my first language Tamizh. I can speak but cannot read and write with speed. I feel deep sadness because it feels like I lost something that was very close to me once.
I think it is just about growing knowledge and acceptance on one side and growing need to demarcate yourself on the other. Everything is a spectrum, right?

I remember ~20 years ago, when I knew nothing of being trans-gender as a concept, and I bearly heard of some people being trans-sexuals.

These days I am fairly on board with the concept of gender as being a role in society you choose to play, that is often informed by your sex, but doesn't have to.
It happens, as does grammaticalization, but it takes a looooooong time. And the existence of a large extant written corpus and an educated population (as it is the case today, but wasn't quite the case back then) makes it all the harder. As long as you don't have written language, you can have very disparate regional dialects and language quickly evolving. But the need to communicate across time and space seems to stabilize languages in some respects (just witness the case of English spelling, for example).

(Also, Old Norse was quite a bit closer to Old English than presumably modern English is to some of those languages in question - Finnish, especially.)
It's all fucked up. all of it. Google, Facebook Apple, Microsoft, whatever they are a disease worse than covid
Misreporting? Statistical accident? Or latent dysphoria that meets a "wait, you can do that, I didn't know it was a possibility" discovery?

Almost every trans person will tell you they were in denial for years. If that period shortens, it will manifest like this.

See also: better diagnosis of autism.
Latin doesn’t quite mean the same thing as Latino. The former also includes people from Latin Europe; so, for example, a French person is “Latin” but not “Latino”.
(Potentially off-topic)

Could you recommend a good resource to find a modern, LineageOS-compatible device?

LineageOS's own "Devices" list is completely unsortable, so it's extremely hard to answer the query "What device released in 2020 or 2021 with a modern base Android version should I get if I plan to use LineageOS?"
So, is the answer in our diet? Our types of jobs? This is an interesting phenomenon, and I wonder the cause.
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Us too. I found it super useful because I have lots of Chinese coworkers and I have no idea whether to use “he” or “she” based on their name.

Edit: I didn’t see the last bit. Why did it factor into leaving? Were they aggressive about it or something?
I wish there was something like this for kakoune…
Thank you for that well written article. As a curious techie, but someone unfamiliar with the subject, I found it approachable and easy to understand despite the complex topic. Not an easy task -- well done!
Um what. Please do get started on that
As I understand it;

- Law enforcement doesn't get _anything_ unless it triggers a large number of images that match the perceptual hash

- It also needs to match a -private- perceptual hash, that isn't distributed to devices, and so we don't have a reliable way of generating collisions for or even knowing that collisions are generated

I mean this whole thing is bad enough on its own without having to artificially manufacture extremely specific scenarios and extrapolating from there to invent hysteric conclusions.
> Only AGPLv3 provides protection against "bad actor" SaaS providers.

Elastic, Mongo, Redis et al moved away from AGPLv3 to an even more sterner SSPLv1. May be AGPLv3 isn't enough? Also the comparison seems odd since listmonk isn't in the same category as those; listmonk isn't core to the creator's business / income.

> I'd appreciate it if you could be a bit more specific in where you see the non-understood nuances.

Ref the part of the answer to the question which goes:

>> Q: What if in my case... the author of the library insist that the copyleft is triggered even if I am using the library unmodified and that I must redistribute the whole source code, including my own?

>> A: In this special case you should never ignore this interpretation (even though it looks clearly incorrect based on the facts I presented here) and you have two options...

> ...there are exemptions and AGPLv3 projects are used (but not derived or directly linked to!)

My best wishes to those proprietary-software selling tech cos for taking more risk than they should.
It’s like that old sign in the barbershop:

“Cheap - Fast - Good ... pick two”

We use Dialpad (formerly UberConference) for formal calls where the quality is important, but often Zoom for impromptu / informal ones.
Ask HN: Startup success is simply about luck. Do you agree?
I mean we might know all the theory. Product Market Fit, Lean Startup, Idea Validation etc.

But unfortunately, reality has a lot to do with uncertanities and unknowns which determines whether we'll make it or not.
Declaring version, author, license and copyright in these kinds of modules seems a smart thing to do.
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> Latino/a excludes French-speaking Haitians

The vast majority of Haitians don’t speak French, but if they did, why would “Latino” exclude them? French is a Latin-derived language as much as Spanish and Portuguese are, and “latino” is a substring of the word for “Latin American” in all three languages (Latinoaméricain, in the case of French).
> not all gender dysphoric people are overweight

Who said this?

I do four hard weight focused workouts per week of 1.5h each so 6h of exercise. I probably need to address diet, but even so, lots of fresh home cooked meals in there. Maybe need to do more cardio but that tends to set off my SVT. Thanks for asking.
There's also a rifle codepoint that is apparently abandoned

https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/charliewarzel/thanks-to...
There's no consistent grammatical rule. Certain words and phrases are obvious warning signs about the speaker, but you have to be somewhat immersed in the culture to notice. Usually the literal meaning of the word / phrase really is an innocent neutral descriptor.

No one ever starts a sentence with "The Jews control" and ends it with "the home owners association on our block and have done a phenomenal job managing it."

No one ever says "The Japs" followed by "have really contributed to our culture in the form of anime".

No one ever says "that n***" followed by "is an inspiration to us all and we are proud to have him in our community."

No one ever uses the word "tranny" followed by something well thought out and respectful of transexual people.

None of these words/phrases have an offensive dictionary meaning, but they are all rightfully associated with offensive speech.
> Isn't it true for all programs? Not just _unix_ programs?

That's irrelevant whataboutism.

TFA is very specifically in response to one pining about older unix ecosystems and seeing them as havens of portability, and explains that that was not the case at all.
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I just honestly cannot imagine how it could start to be slow at a few thousand rows. Calling it an optimization feels wrong somehow.

Glad you hear you are planning to look at it though :)
Perhaps it's not that they've been influenced into becoming trans, but that more people than we knew were already trans, but didn't have the confidence to show it because society was so unaccepting?

I think you've got cause and effect mixed up here.
Makes sense to me that people would be more comfortable coming out of their closets if they have friends who have already blazed the way.

There's also the little detail that people tend to cluster based on interests and personality traits in the first place, so I could see many ending up in the same circles even if none of them were out yet.
It has nothing to do with being mentally ill. Most mentally ill are not like this. They're just power hungry.
As a data point: my T levels are completely normal and I cannot even grow a reasonable goatee at 34.
No, it's a simple inital assumption about good faith actors. In my opinion, this is a strategy that often pays off.
One would prefer not to lug a tool cabinet to a job site. Is there a standalone package for a tool like this?
Wait, there's a way around this.

Open a new tab. Enter about:config

Search for this specific line: extensions.webextensions.restrictedDomains

Remove any entries you feel offend. I personally clear the whole list out, no website should bypass my addons.

Source: https://forums.informaction.com/viewtopic.php?p=97010&sid=7f...
That's a very wide selection of services you're offering your customers, and they're very seamlessly integrated, and secured from open development (looking at you PWAs in Safari) it'd be a shame if they needed to be broken up or opened up with new legislation.
> Trying to throw shade at the Go authors crosses the line for me here, and name-calling Rob Pike is ultra immature.

The whole blogpost is written in a tongue in cheek fashion, I don't think it's meant as name-calling.
Your phone is the camera. It can already read and write everything that's inside because that's how an operating system works.

There is zero breach of privacy unless the result of the scan are sent without your consent. Just like for everything else that's on your phone, scanned or not.
Is there a single confirmation it existed?

Almost all citations on Wikipedia are to the one author.

What if they just made it up?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inland_Customs_Line
From working in the nonprofit space, the mission is motivating, but it's also the thing you are sacrificing for. You are not working towards your personal benefit, but towards an abstract benefit received elsewhere. The pay is low and the opportunities for advancement are often limited. Burnout is very common. You must also work for your own benefit, otherwise you will eventually feel like a sucker, no matter how many lives you are saving.

You end up thinking these bigger questions like, "why is this only my responsibility to sacrifice? I don't see anyone else making sacrifices!" And "Why is it my responsibility to clean up this mess? Those other people are creating the mess for their own profit but somehow I'm the one that has to fix it?"

It's basically inevitable to recoil at being the one always stuck with the bill while everyone else stops even noticing you paid for them.
In utero it’s possible that unborn children are receiving a dose of the pill when mothers don’t realise they are pregnant, for example.
Developing Real-Time Web Applications with Server-Sent Events
> If social stigma is no longer an issue,

Who said that? It's probably becoming less of an issue, but it's definitely not disappeared.
Been that guy. What's the problem? I mean I can see the problem with walking into a shop wearing rollerblades, but what is wrong with bike shoes?
Funnily, it seems like some form of 21st century imperialism. But this time it's using cultural tools instead of guns.
> I don't know how old you are, but before the early 2000s, the only place that I ever encountered "transexuals" was in San Francisco sex clubs.

The way I remember the pre-2000s there was definitely mention of trans people in popular culture. The big difference is being trans was being treated as the punchline, or otherwise derogatory. (The first example that comes to mind is Tone-Lōc's 'Funky Cold Medina', and also that Aerosmith song https://www.songfacts.com/blog/interviews/desmond-child)
Attraction doesn't work like this. You're not attracted to chromosomes, you're attracted to femininity.

I could understand if you'd find some to most trans women not attractive, but a categorical exclusion seems transphobic to me.

There are trans women where you really can not tell, even if you're in an intimate relationship. At that point it moves from being a genuine preference to bigotry.

But I can see what you're actually asking: Is anyone going to yell at you because you're not dating them. The answer is no.

Unless you real question was not a question, but more of an implication that something that literally never happens must happen on a grand scale. Damn the woke mob forcing me to fuck trannies!
Or latine which was invented by people who actually speak the language.
https://www.codusoperandi.com/posts/increasing-your-luck-sur...
By the way, AFAIK (not an expert) the Chinese internet often uses pinyin to obscure various "sensitive" words, so you might eventually have to learn some pronunciations :)
the area enclosed by a simple closed curve is the determinant of the co-ordinates in order (including the last pair being the same as the first pair to close it) divided by -2, the answer will be positive clockwise and negative anti-clockwise

the clockwise/anti clockwise is very handy as it allows an annulus to be excised from an area bounded by another simple closed curve

if, from the enclosing curve, you go into the annulus and out again on a co-incident line then this is zero area and you can take the determinant all in one hit and get areas of complex combinations of shapes.

this is extremely handy in so many ways, eg "is this point in side this shape?" - add the point into the co-ord list and see if the area increases or decreases

you need to be a little clever where you put the point in the order of the coord list, good start is to find two nearest consecutive neighbours
Quite cool to see my conclusions on viewing organizations as distributed systems echoed by other people, and, in particular, explained in such beautiful form.

Definitely recommend reading parent's quoted article.
You may personally believe in mercy and grace and not forcing people to be Christian, but historically, the entire reason Christianity is so prevalent is Christians traveled to other continents with guns and forcibly slaughtered or enslaved the natives if they didn't convert and took their children away and forced them into Christian schools.

Whatever you think of "wokeness," it isn't anywhere near a level of world-conquering forced gunpoint mass conversion.
> Anybody pushing ROGD, or supporting other people who push ROGD, is anti-science and anti-fact.

This is an interesting case [2]. The concept of ROGD was introduced in an article in a scientific journal [1], by an assistant professor in Brown University. Then there was a strong reaction from people from outside the scientific community (blogosphere, activists). Later, there's been scientific debate back and forth [2]. But it is interesting, if people from outside the scientific community can win the public debate and get to decide what is science and what is not.

[1] https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rapid-onset_gender_dysphoria_c...
Diet, sedentary jobs, lack of walkable cities, and (for better or worse) removal of shame culture. If you’ve spent any time in east Asia, you’ll notice that being overweight is strongly looked down upon by society at large. This shaming doesn’t exist in America.
Sure, you'd have to have a "safe mode" or something for Photoshop that would lock you out of almost everything that could be used to alter the semantic meaning of an image. Edits made in that mode would be considered "safe" and Photoshop would be trusted to sign the resulting jpegs.

Like I said, I don't think it's practical...
I mean, you can decide if it ever goes that far, but trans people do not owe you disclosure about their genitals just like you do not owe your partners your entire medical history.

It's probably still the right thing to do, purely because the trans panic defense is still a thing and it would be unsafe, but I see no moral obligation here.
I wonder about the testosterone.

I have never had my testosterone checked. I knew one guy who had has checked, and it was by a female doctor who put him on pills.

I've always wondered where that testosterone level database is?

Maybe they test in the military? I don't know, but would like to know.

I just found a study, but didn't dig into it:

"Travison and his team analyzed data from the Massachusetts Male Aging Study, a long-term investigation of aging in about 1,700 Boston-area men. Data from the men were collected for three time intervals: 1987-1989, 1995-1997, and 2002-2004."
"Cheap effective training;" Pick two.
I doubt there is any difference
Just keep in mind that the API will end up living for a loooong time and spend at least 10 days thinking about it before creating it in 10 minutes.
Vegans are special, in all cases. They have made a superior moral decision (whether by moral grounds or not) to contribute less to global warming (and thus the destruction of our habitat) than other, non-vegan members of their species.

It's a badge of honor. As it should be.
Oh me too. Despite addons being less dangerous nowadays (no FS access), a supply-chain attack on UBO would be massively bad.

That's a reason why I strictly install very few addons.
Using safelibc would have been easier. It detects overflows at compile-time and if not possible at runtime. By using the POSIX API.

These warnings they are aboutto add are not the full deal.
I'm not saying that you said it, I'm saying we can probably rule it out as a hypothesis because there's no correlation that I know of. Admittedly I have never looked into it so only know the people I know

It came up as a thought because you mentioned manboobs, which I have personal experience with hence the rest of my comment, but aside from that my words are my own
I agree with this and yet i never speak to my child Russian and we don't speak Russian at home so prevent child from picking up Russian language, Russian speaking contacts or absorb Russian/Soviet culture on the internet, to get away from it fully as soon as possible, because i see it as evil.
> But lots of people want that power.

And most of us agree that it's bad. But most of us somehow don't agree that forcing wokeness on others is bad. Because the woke ones can't possibly imagine being wrong. Theirs is the right way, everyone else are bigots and racists. It's an aggressive religion, a cult even.
Having used sympy for rather simple task I wonder how much cost sympy really adds. Can you elaborate? It seems to me that symbolic evaluation and unit conversuin are not too far apart and buying into this ecosystem was never a big tech debt in my eyes. (Unlike maybe scipy or numpy)
Yes, exactly that!
Autoconfig exists for a reason!
> You only see the letter X in indigenous place-names like Mexico or Oaxaca, and there it's pronounced kind of like a fricative version of our H

Interestingly, in both of those cases it was originally pronounced like our “sh”, which is a sound that doesn’t exist in Spanish.
Probably because it’s much harder for adults to change their identities.

They have lives, responsibilities and dependants. Unlike children they can’t change their identities on a whim without repercussions, or negative impacts on people they care about.

I imagine that many people would rather ignore their “true” identity, than risk losing a spouse they care about, or disrupting their children’s futures.
I think it might be true, but it's a lot harder to do uMatrix things in uBO, because the 'advanced mode' just gives you allow/disallow per domain, not the er matrix at CSS/image/media/scripts/XHR/frames/other granularity.

I think you can get that granular in the manual/text based rules edit of uBO in settings, but I stopped looking into it / considering switching fully at that point (I'd always used it in simple mode in addition to uMatrix, just to block cosmetic DOM stuff that uMatrix doesn't do) since I need it to be far easier and quicker than that, as it is jn uMatrix.

So switching to nuTensor (a light-touch security/necessary FF updates only sort of fork) has been on my to-do list.
Sure, but are you implying the remaining stigma applies unequally and is dependant specifically on age? Is there any evidence of this?