skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes, this is the same as putting people in concentration camps

Unbelievable…
Sounds like you fixed your hip flexors, because thats been my issue lately. Besides having some back problems from sports + lifting, getting strength back in my hip flexors has been relieving my backpain the most. I kinda did the same thing with Mark Rippetoe's starting strength / guides on lifts. Which led me into powerlifting for maybe 1 year. Honestly its all great but I ultimately agree that yoga should be a fundamental for people. I've done MMA for years and moved into pure BJJ now, doing yoga and sports is a very underestimated benefit.
Show HN: List of companies that had successful pivots
But on Christmas, we celebrate at the Galeries Lafayette! :)
It does prevent spread.

> I do not understand the infantilization of society.

The real infantilization would be catering to people that aren't prepared to do their bit for society. These are the children, that in the face of the evidence, will do ANYTHING to prevent the bruising of their egos.
Oh man, I absolutely hate the touch buttons on my stove. A simple action like turning the heat up or down takes 2 actions and five minutes – you have to touch for a duration before the action registers.
Natural immunity is stronger than artificial immunity https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.08.24.21262415v...
To get my life insurance 5ish years ago, I had to have a blood test that included tobacco, drug use and cholesterol. My understanding is that is pretty common.

One you qualify though, I don't think they can re-test you.
What's weird is to consider how unusual in the whole history of Apple for it to get the market so fundamentally wrong, as they did with the Newton's connectivity. The platform was sound (if expensive); if they had realized that sync was the future, it still would've had an uphill battle vs Palm's ubiquity and low price, but they'd have had a shot.
Maybe someone can chime in but parsing XML seems very much more difficult than parsing JSON.
From "Ask HN: What are some books where the reader learns by building projects?" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26042447 :

> "Agile Web Development with Rails [6]" (2020) teaches TDD and agile in conjunction with a DRY, CoC, RAD web application framework: https://g.co/kgs/GNqnWV

And:

> "ugit – Learn Git Internals by Building Git in Python"
https://www.leshenko.net/p/ugit/
Bundling for OpenAPI specification has long been a need for authors to allow to reduce duplication, and to allow to split a big specification in multiples files, but publish a single one.

A few years ago I've written a tool to fit that niche: https://github.com/dolmen-go/openapi-preprocessor

https://github.com/dolmen-go/openapi-preprocessor

I have now to tweak it (well, it will be a major rewrite) to handle $ref relative to $id instead of the file location.
If you cannot sue the maker of the vaccine, enterprising lawyers will sue the deepest pockets involved in making you get vaccinated.
Serious Gymnasts also lift weights at specific points in their overall training. It’s faster and helps avoid bad habits to have the strength to do specific moves before attempting them. This is especially true after injury.

However spending hours a day doing gymnastics is plenty to maintain that level of physical strength and even slowly improve.
Then how come WWII happened? Were the great dictators just irrational?
Just wanted to say thanks, dang. You’re the man.
I see this as an unmitigated good and the only way we move forward on normalcy. May it inspire others to do similar so we can address vaccinations here then move our surplus abroad.
Plenty of good options nowadays:

https://shop.puri.sm/

https://www.tuxedocomputers.com/en

https://system76.com/

https://frame.work/

https://pine64.com/product-category/laptops/

https://minifree.org/

Lenovo, Dell, probably some other large OEMs have them too.
Vacuums from Dreame and Roborock can be rooted with some effort and be used completely offline with Valetudo. It's getting harder and harder though.
Chinese investors leave India as red tape, border politics, and Covid bite
Listen guy, you're the one that called it a theory to begin with. I didn't make any claims, and you're right that there's no physics in what I wrote: I was interested in the ontology of fractional types, however and wherever they might be applied.

Do _you_ have an actual point to make, or are you being mean for the sake of it? I would sincerely like to engage with you, if you're quite done accusing me of trying to trisect the angle.
LoL, if you would end up a programmer why did you have to waste your time doing PhD?
They certainly test for basic health, or did with me. I had to give blood and urine, and a nurse came to check other vitals. They also get your basic measurements which gives them BMI. They can then categorize you into "preferred" or other groups.
Somebody could argue that's a feature, not a bug.

But more seriously: if high federalisation means more mechanisms actually end up working fine without top-down directives, isn't that a good thing...? Without going all Bakunin, surely requiring fewer "chiefs" to achieve the same levels of prosperity can be considered a step forward for society.
This is not your first wolf warrior post.

I don’t see a need to rebut your false claims and would encourage folks to read your comment history.
But vaccines do reduce spread.

https://archive.is/fCv5F (National Geographic)
https://www.cdc.gov/media/releases/2021/p0607-mrna-reduce-ri...

That's why states with higher vaccination rates are seeing less spread than states with low vaccination rates.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/highly-vaccinated-states-keep-w...

No, it doesn't absolutely prevent spread, but that's a ridiculous standard (often used to assure a certain rhetorical outcome rather than to shed light on the subject).
What China’s new data privacy law means for US tech firms
What does "sterilizing" mean in this context?
Hi kind of answers this:

I connected it to the internet because knowing about internet connected things and *how they work in real life* is kinda part of my job

I thinks that fair. If you job is consulting "on technology and its role in society", then experiencing these things is reasonable.
> Why must I be vaccinated if the vaccine doesn't prevent spread?

Well, it does reduce spread, right?

That said,

> Join the feedlot if you want but I will not, I have been doing just fine as my own master, I need not the yoke of protection, certainly not from the feds.

One of the other motivations policymakers have in promoting vaccination is that in many places hospital capacity is dangerously reduced due to the influx of covid cases.
If you like zod, you should check out myzod: https://github.com/davidmdm/myzod
Ignoring that VAERS is unverified data, and taking that 45k as "all these people died directly due to the vaccine", it's still only 45k out of 378M doses administered - 0.012%.

(For comparison, 2021 has 31k gun deaths[1] through September and 21.5k road deaths through the first 6 months.)

[1] https://www.gunviolencearchive.org [2] https://injuryfacts.nsc.org/motor-vehicle/overview/prelimina...
The Soviets and then the Russians did maintain SS-18s variants with a single 25Mt warhead - presumably for EMP generation or hitting deep bunkers like those at Cheyenne Mountain or Raven Rock Mountain.
Compare also the FT8 weak signal radio protocol. Remarkably robust but serves a max of 77 bits per 15 seconds (and also hard codes radio specific codes/IDs in the message, it's not even general purpose)
Newpipe has been working well?
Throttling issues. Takes too much time to load. Video is black for a few seconds when changing to full screen. Comments don't load sometimes. Only comment loads sometimes.
It is fundamentally broken.
I just hate that there seems to be zero nuance now on the topic. According to the media you're in one of two camps.

Camp 1: Pro vaccine, pro mask, pro lockdown, pro doing anything and everything the government says.

Camp 2: Anti vaxx, anti mask, anti lockdown, trump supporter, Jan 7th attendee, etc.

And it seems that now more than ever, if you're not 10000% in Camp 1, you're automatically assumed to be in Camp 2
America will split into two societies - those who demand a yearly injection (and who knows what else) in exchange for access to basic goods and services, and those who do not. The ones who do not will gather in their own towns, cities, and states where this freedom is respected, and secured by militias. I will be in that latter society.

Or civil war. Also possible.
I’m going to bookmark this and DM you in a few yrs pointing out how painfully wrong you’ll be

There is broad consensus that covid will turn into a cold/flu like illness once our bodies have built a strong enough immune response.
Cells of the human intestinal tract mapped across space and time
> I didn’t expect the amount of negative comments

I did!

It's been made clear time and time again on HN that "everyone" HATES XML and anything to do with it... especially XSD, WSDL, etc!

I really don't see any difference between XML and JSON except the semantics (I lie, I see a lot of reasons why XML is more powerful). But I do get why people prefer JSON over XML for visual reasons alone.

Since they're very similar logically/structurally, it only makes sense that the same things that are possible with XML are possible with JSON. And here we are, discussing JSON schemas!

So is it really that they hate XML and love JSON for any other reason besides the visual ones?

If not, what is it that they hate?

I think it has to do with the responsibility and effort that goes into creating a contract, the "schema". All the anxiety and headbanging that goes into setting up all the meetings and discussions. All the convincing that happens over and over again just to move forward. All of the back-and-forth that goes into whether it's this type or that bc the requirements are ambiguous to begin with and now it's the developer's responsibility. "I could just throw this API together in a day if it wasn't for all these useless meetings. Why do I have to wait for Bob to update the schema when I can just cast this field to a boolean in my code?". "I don't want to have to deal with validation exceptions at runtime, just fix your damn code and read the wiki I put together." etc.

(I do understand that not all APIs, data exchange files, tightly coupled project, etc... need schemas)

In my experience, while these schema-less approaches lead to projects being leaner and completed sooner, the price is payed continuously there after. Something changes on the server-side, some edge case appears on the UI several weeks after release to prod. Enhance the structure, breaks ETLs. And so on.

A perceptual state of keeping everything in tranquility emerges.
So then, what’s the countermeasure to this? It’s probably already being used for nefarious purposes. So how do you counter it?
How much was required for mandatory polio vaccination? MMR? Smallpox?

Vaccine requirements have been commonplace for decades now, and society has greatly benefited from it.
I assumed that most of the web based ones were using youtube-dl behind the scenes.
He never talked about putting bleach in your veins. He spoke about putting UV light and disinfectants inside the body. Both are obscure, but real treatments.

Edit: https://youtu.be/zicGxU5MfwE
A lot of people prefer 1-2 mouse clicks instead of typing in dozens of characters, needing to memorize arguments and options. Try to download a specific resolution as a novice user. Especially if you are disabled and can't type easily.
Exactly. I'll watch this for the same reason I watch Star Wars.

And who knows, hopefully they'll pull the rabbit out of the bag on this one.
There is a method to transfer files via light.

Proceeds to generate a QR code...
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Earth’s tipping points could be closer than we think
Whether it is colonial or not does not matter for legitimacy. A blanket rejection of treaties on the basis of being colonial and unfair would invalidate all border agreements between former colonial countries.

Of course, the international community can condemn treaties and push for decolonialization, but in most cases this is foiled by the refusal of the colonial power to give up the claim. Examples: Falkland islands, West Sahara, Goa (reconquered by India using military force).

In many cases, it is advantegeous for both parties to seek a peaceful decoloniazation treaty, which becomes a part of international law and formal basis for the future claim on the decolonized territory.
The world has literally an order of magnitude less nuclear warheads than it used to have - 13k vs 100+k.
Yes. Influence/Persuasion where you start from an advantageous position and/or don't give up much of anything is "Soft Power". Note that being anointed a "Manager" gives you this implicit Power over the "Managed". Persuading a Peer is very different from Persuading a Subordinate.

Otoh, Negotiation where both parties give up something to come to an understanding and treat each other as equals is different. Power is still being exercised but with equal emphasis.
I predict that by December of 2021 enough people will have gotten the vaccine or have had COVID that the hospitalization numbers will drop precipitously and then we can all go back to a normal life.

The OSHA requirement will hang around, but people won't be freaking out about it because it will be normal. Within two years there will be a childhood COVID vaccine that is safe and effective and it will be required for school attendance like all the other shots.

All the people freaking out about the vaccine/mask requirements will have matured out of it or will find something else to be outraged about.

If I'm wrong, I will come back and say I was wrong. :-) I may lose an internet point or two.
To prevent another, scarier 2008 in a relatively humane way.
Probably Vimeo plus their remaining socials at first to satisfy outstanding contracts and then I'm not sure unfortunately

Depends on their access to tech knowledge whether they go distributed (peertube) or find another YouTube. Wherever they go would become the new YouTube over time

Oddly enough it seems all content creators quickly attract a tech person that they later rely on and make their first hire when successful. I doubt it'd be the issue, depends what exists at the time
It’s in fact the definition of fascism. Concentration camps aren’t unique to fascism, and you could have a fascist system without them.

Edit: I think I replied to the wrong thread, actually. The thread I was on asked: “What’s the term for the fusion of state and corporate power?”
I think they said something about two weeks.
It can also help to center thoughts, calm down

Most muslims are good folk, but unfortunately there is a small radical subset which are not.

I wonder if loud prayers, whist in a plane or driving tonnes of vehicle, is a good thing in their case.
The wishes of the UK Prime Minister are communicated to the commanders of the UK's Tridents subs on what to do if they lose contact with the UK and civilisation ends (i.e. Radio 4 goes off air) by hand written letters:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letters_of_last_resort
I've been asking HN for this some time ago:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27820141

Also see:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28461133
The bridge was not built to celebrate Napoléon, it was built by a Napoléon. Not erasing history does not mean condoning it.
Good. Imagine all the people I would infect while at work! looks around at empty home office
Yeah, I can not see a legitimate use for this technology and much less a reason to put it in every router. Sounds creepy and invasive
Codable Synthesis for Swift Enums
2008 financial crisis, presumably.
Using QR codes sets you up for disappointment.

I wanted to store a gpg key offline by engraving it in metal. A reasonably sized one would taken six of the largest 177x177 plates to record.

The best solution I came up with was to use metallic punched tape of some description.
“Normalcy” is gone for good. If you’re actually still hoping for some future that looks like the pre-COVID times, you’re going to be disappointed. Hoping to avoid war is more in alignment with reality, at this point.
Emulated B extension instructions would be no better than a cruel joke: "Ha, you thought you were optimizing? Here, see how you like extra-super-slow, instead!"
I don’t even completely disagree. But his objective is to get more people vaccinated and most large employers will be happy to go along. It’s at most a minor nuisance for them to fire people who refuse to comply. Especially if the execs agree with the goals. HR will have zero patience for a conversation about how the rules shouldn’t apply.
Any sense how fast this chip is when running software optimized for it?
Mergers and Acquisitions – For the JavaScript Developer
doot dee doot, it's labor day weekend, and I'm using Apple maps to navigate instead of Google (it's easier to activate via voice). The low-fuel light turns on while cruising along an unfamiliar stretch of highway, just as I'm finishing an interchange as I leave the dense city and head through its suburbia. I'm not quite sure of whether to expect service plazas, or just-off-exit-ramp gas stations, or what. I've seen gas stations, but not the nice blue signs saying "gas, exit N", and not sure if that'll change soon. And I'd prefer to get gas quickly, then back on the highway, instead of exploring for it.

Can technology help me? I haven't tried it in a while... What can the vaunted Voice Assistant do for me today?

"Hey siri, I need gas!"

I've found these results. The first of these is BJ's Gas, one point two miles west. Is this the one you wanted?

. o O ( I'm traveling east, so maybe not?? )

"No!"

Okay. Another option is Citgo, at <address>... Is this the one you want?

"Yes!" . o O ( sure why not )

Would you like to call, or get directions?

...

<pulls off a random exit ramp like I should have to begin with>

Postscript: the correct answer would have been, There's a service plaza ahead in 14 miles. Is that soon enough?
Ok, so the US was a fascist state when we did a polio vaccine rollout? Jeez look how far the US fell after the polio rollout (sarcasm) …
"It's in the background" means exactly that. They are just bridges that we cross to get from A to B, without a care in the world for their alleged symbolism. We just don't care.
> I think the drama in XML usage ...

What about:

- verbosity

- complexity of writing a parser

- complexity of dumping data

- DTDs

- data model which doesn't map directly to a scalar/array/associative array

... and so many other XML features that are either useless or painful just for RPC.
Grow up. We do not let you make your own decisions about what kind of vehicle you get to drive because we are not willing to let you put everyone around you in danger. We do not let you make your own decisions about disposing of toxic waste on your own property because we are not willing to let you put everyone around you in danger.

And now we are telling you to get the vaccine or get tested weekly because we are not willing to let you put everyone else in danger.
So like a modern day VB3 but built on Electron. Would be nice to have!
How did you reach that conclusion from your premise?
California passes landmark bill targeting Amazon’s algorithm-driven rules
This exact argument could be used to push back against environmental standards, occupational safety standards, or drinking water standards. I don't want cholera outbreaks and I don't want the health system to collapse because of COVID.
Deaths on VAERs doesn't meant it was caused by COVID (I'm sure you're aware of this but the grandparent poster was probably not

https://www.reuters.com/article/factcheck-vaers-9318/fact-ch...
I think it is simply that cooling a gas will reduce its pressure if you maintain constant volume (Ideal gas law).
So when you open the door you warmup the air inside, and when it cools down once to door is locked, the pressure is lower, locking the door. Then small leaks will equalize the pressure.
Looks even better on iPhone… wth
The mass of the 99% comes from (kinetic?) energy that quarks have as the come together to from a neutron. This system has some energy like a rope moved by standing wave. Standing wave is a sum of waves traveling back and forth and sometimes adding up and sometimes cancelling each other into nothing.

Gluons pop up out of nothing to carry this energy that struggling bound quarks have and add up into nothing passing their energy back to quarks.

If you pump in even more energy into this system (for example by smashing something into it) even something like new quark-antiquark pair can pop up into existence and one of the original quarks might fly off away with one of the new particles to form a separate meson. The other particle from the created pair stays and changes the identity of three quark particle so it's no longer a neutron but some other three quark particle.
I wonder should we also start mandating yearly influenza shots from everyone? And bar those who are not tested or vaccinated from work places? It would certainly save some lives wouldn't it?
A monoid is a certain kind of object (potentially one of many) in a certain kind of category (called “monoidal” category).
You're forgetting about driver's licenses, pilots licenses, cosmetology licenses, ID requirements and searches to fly on a plane, having to be over 21 to buy alcohol and tobacco, selective service, income taxes, property taxes, traffic laws, building codes...
No, I specifically meant development boards, not chips. They are not much more than a chip, though (a simple antenna, 32-48 pins, a crystal oscillator, a couple of LEDs, and a couple of buttons).

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002783695684.html
Is it possible to use NFTs to confirm identity of FOSS projects?
Fine, as I said I agree that "if a bank has $1 million in deposits the bank can make $9 million in loans as long as the loans remain as deposits in the bank". But that has little interest.

As for the other question, it's clear from the beginning that things can be said about the banking system that are not necessarily true for any individual bank. That paper says as much "Figure 1 showed how, for the aggregate banking sector, loans are initially created with matching deposits. But that does not mean that any given individual bank can freely lend and create money without limit."

So long!
This is like saying that the continued existence of cathedrals is a celebration of Christianity. The République celebrates the Napoléons as much as it celebrates Roman Catholicism or kings: not at all.
> which extend to healthcare professionals who recommend "countermeasures"

Not quite:

> The term “covered person”, when used with respect to the administration or use of a covered countermeasure, means— (A) the United States; or (B) a person or entity that is— [...] (iv) a qualified person who prescribed, administered, or dispensed such countermeasure;

Prescribing, administering, and dispensing are very different from “recommending”.

https://www.law.cornell.edu/definitions/uscode.php?width=840...
Is the tech industry measuring the right things?
https://github.com/practical-tutorials/project-based-learnin...
I make no bones that "normlacy" evolves.
I remember the days at university sitting in the X Terminal lab so you could connect to the "big iron" to get applications like Maple. Or to connect to the Sun boxes, or the DEC machines. All with the local terminal handling window management. For a sliver of time, when security was less of a concern, there were actually web sites that would fire up a client (local to them) that would appear on your X terminal.
They like to produce complexity, else they get bored while writing the code. But they don't like OTHER developer's complexity.
To support non-negative integers, all you need is the following

{"type": "integer", "minimum": 0}

I think the format used in the example was used to demonstrate bundling, but if what you really want is a non-negative integer, the above is the simplest way to do it.