skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There is nothing FOSS about macOS that I personally find appealing. The future of macOS is strictly into direction of further closing and limiting. SIP is monstrosity, Brew is hell under Catalina. There are awesome people who basically hack and find a way to port things, but comparing this with true FOSS OS is naive.
Pinch of salt is not needed, the golden days when we had real MacOS are long gone.

Someone asked strange question: Does an app being cross-platform diminish its value to the user?
Nope. Several times no. Example: Affinity Designer is cross-platform and thank to this my production workflow can live without "active scanning" from some corporate overlord.

Too much Apple brainwashing is going around, too much.
Funny, I stopped believing the marketing after Windows 98 and The Halloween Papers.
Well. Fortnite for example.
It’s a problem with your hardware vendor, not Ubuntu or any other linux distro.

Some of the vendors just not interested in cooperation and do not provide drivers or specs for their devices to linux developers.

So if you’re interested in linux, check hardware compatibility before buying things like wifi card.
Yes we develop on storybook first, it’s a bit like TDD but for UI.

And yes, we use Chromatic (their hosted service) and it’s been hugely beneficial, I would say a 10x ROI. Super useful for visual regression testing, sharing with non technical people in the org, etc...)

My recommendation in this field is Storybook. It’s the best tool for this use case. We also use Cypress for integration tests and heat for unit tests.
The majority of people who attempt suicide do not then go on to commit suicide. Though ironically it does mean that a suicide attempt is the strongest predictor for death by suicide - but the rate is still 1% over the successive 12 month interval.[1]

There is no strong evidence that suicidal people have a genuinely held belief that they wish to stop living, as opposed to a psychiatric episode that once passed does not reflect their actual world view. This, in part reflected in the fact that one of the riskiest periods for clinically treated depression is shortly after anti-depressive medication is started, since depression manifests in large part as a lack of motivation, and the first effect of treatment tends to be to allow people enough action to actually attempt suicide. But again: this is episodic.

Note that this is entirely different to terminally ill people seeking euthansia, who amongst other things will pursue the goal for years if necessary i.e. it is a strongly held belief of a rational mind.

Though finally I'd note I don't know what you propose "challenging" society is meant to mean here. A therapist isn't there to sign off on you killing yourself, nor is that ever required. That option, especially in the US with the absolutely minimal checks on firearms ownership, is constantly available and has exactly one outcome. Dead people don't feel, or have to justify, anything to anyone.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suicide_attempt
A minimalist development workflow using ES modules and esinstall
Both ! That’s the cool thing about it.
What socialist countries provide home care?

The system is a shambles everywhere.
Indeed there is, and you would be correct in that assumption! Take a look at CXL. It's currently optimized for NVMe, Ethernet, or co-processors (GPUs.) It uses the PCIe Gen 5.0 physical layer (but then again most SerDes IPs are general purpose and go into all different types of controllers.) It's essentially an alternate protocol that is negotiated in PCIe link up.

What's nice is that it still keeps everything good about PCIe - like the electrical and mechanical spec, but does away with the old legacy things that nobody likes about PCIe. However, I'm not super familiar with CXL, so maybe it just looks nice from far away.
You know, if they called it “Protestant Bible API” instead, I would not have complained.

Part of the problem here is that many Protestants are ignorant of the fact that the majority of Christians have a bigger Bible than they do. Relatedly, many Protestants are ignorant of the fact that Protestants are a minority of Christians.
Yep, I understand that deterring people is the main thing.But if you really need to get one, like in the case of r*pe or a medical emergency, there doesn't seem to be a better way. Unless the Federal govt. steps in. But that will take time, no doubt.

Plus there is some precedent for this in America itself, in a far different context. During the prohibition, people went on luxury liners that used to sail outside of the waters of the US so that they could legally drink alcohol in peace (those who could afford it). Hence the term booze cruise came into existence.
This definitely seems like more of a "for fun" project, but it's a fun challenge to think about a practical situation where this is the best solution.
Facebook is the next AOL, Yahoo. Watch.
No one was cheating before. The voting laws are put in place to disadvantage blue counties while increasing the opportunity to vote in red counties.
I used to complain about this several month/years back, but it don’t think it’s the case anymore with the new API.

Have you tried it recently ? It’s pretty simple to add decorators and data loaders if you need customization.

It is not zero-cost though of course but I find the ROI to be closer to 10x than to 0.
If there is a metric how close something is to channeling GPT-3 is a lot better than all the alternative means of channeling dead people.
In addition compared to dead people being channeled by alive people GPT-3 is less likely to have a manipulative personality.

In addition I atleast have heard from several anecdotes that building a language model from a dead persons text and chatting with them helped to process grief.

I personally find it gate keeping to prevent better language models being used for therapy.
Other developers might benefit from the changes to the anti-steering provision, but not Epic, as they will still be banned from the App Store.
Yes Facebook is clearly closer to Walmart or McDonalds than to an internet provider. Yet section 230 applies to ISPs and FB but not to Walmart...
Or sometimes bought from a cheper distributor which i saw in europe.
Cisco - after all they backdors - can claim anything.
Transport noise linked to increased risk of dementia, study finds
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> No, they inflict massive negative externalities on society through healthcare.

Good thing the US doesn't have socialized healthcare and private insurers generally exclude preexisting conditions.

> Classic Safety-ism. Even today, 20 years after 9/11 and we are still paying a ludicrous price for this logic.

Funny how the "safety-ism" after 9/11 was pushed by the Republicans and now the Republicans are complaining about Democrats pushing safety measures against Covid.

Except y'know most of these measures actually drastically reduce transmission (tho I agree some are ill-conceived, like I'm not sure curfews do anything but encourage people to meet indoors where transmission risk is significantly higher). Banning shampoo bottles was mostly theatrics.

Bonus:

> no one knows what the effect will be of kids wearing masks all day

I'm going to avoid the bait to reference mask wearing in Asian countries, but sure: that sounds like an important reason to crack down on Covid hard and fast rather than go back an forth on half-assed policies and artificially expand the duration of the crisis and risk a perpetual cycle of masks and vaccinations as poorer communities keep generating resistant mutations.

So I take it you support the mass production of vaccinations and free distribution to developing countries to bring down infection numbers world-wide and protect the US from foreign mutants? If perpetuating this pandemic could traumatize an entire generation of children, maybe this should be considered a national defense emergency and the US should invest a few more billions and rally its allies to do the same. Open up the patents to also get the countries on board that are distrustful of US-supplied vaccines.

Or are you trying to argue that Covid isn't that bad or that it's better if we let children catch it because they have a lower mortality?
I don't think they call really enforce that, right? Considering "state's rights" were a big point of contention in the South?
You are not alone. I guess it's of those things one need to see before giving any judgement. I spent 5 minutes on their website and the best I could gather was that it's not a React only thing. Definitely sounded like it.

In my experience the react crowd is more likely to use other people's components instead of rolling their own, even when it barely makes sense or is counter productive
What are specific actions to address these problems the manager could have done?
It's very rare to need to remove toxins from your body.

Toxins are naturally occurring poisons of plant or animal origin. Not heavy metals, not man made toxic chemicals. The word is widely misused.

If you have been poisoned by a snake, octopus, or platypus, seek medical help rather than the sauna. Stung by a nettle, maybe.
Such as enterprise level accountancy solutions, human resource packages, payroll solutions (which is the where I worked with Oracle) and so on and so forth.

A lot of the time when businesses by Oracle, they’re buying into the middleware rather than the RDBMS.
Are the items in the list single level or do you have multilevel items too? Say you have something you don't want to do but if you did, Then followed by 'do this' or 'don't do this' for course correction.

e.g.

.

└── Don't Drink/

├── Don't call ex gf/

│ ├── Called ex gf/

│ │ ├── Apologize and quit the call/

| | ├──...

I'm asking this because I'm trying to find whether it's possible to build a second-order thinking tool; Where people can submit various recipes for second/multi-order thinking. I've been tracking this on my validation platform[1].

[1] https://needgap.com/problems/263-plan-second-order-third-ord...
The sanctions are not against the country, are against the people. That's why for some countries there is a specific list of people which are sanctioned.
Do you never use unit tests or integretion tests ?

When you are building an app bottom up, you will be working on components “in isolation” 100% of the time all the way up. Integration between components is just part of the behavior of a component higher in the hierarchy.

You can make stories of larger components assembling smaller components, entire pages, and even your entire app!

It’s been very valuable for my teams, especially coupled with Chromatic.
I say get your foot in the door somewhere, probably as a technical support person.

But not a shit job - a real one - some enterprise software company that need someone very technical.

Boom.
You have read the scale¹ instead of interpreting the value as a delta, a step, a degree. ¹(1.1°C above freezing reread in °F - 39°F - which means "the difference between a temperature almost never reached in Denmark and freezing water, plus 1.1°C".)

The Celsius scale uses 0 for "freezing water" and 100 for "boiling water".

Fahrenheit uses 32 for "freezing water" and 100 for "body temperature". (The "32" comes from interpolating Rømer's scale, and 0 is somehow "the minimum temperature ever one expected in Denmark".)

The single degree (step) is halfish/doublish that of the other scale: C = (5/9)F (from freeze to body temperature it's ~37 steps in °C and ~68 in °F). And there is an offset of 32.
Cheaper brands also in Italy are sold for 0,50-60€/kg but not the best, that are about 1,5-2€ for a kg

Barilla 1,6€ https://www.carrefour.it/p/barilla-tortiglioni-n%C2%B083-1kg...

Brand not famous 0,7€: https://www.carrefour.it/p/pasta-reggia-48.-fusilli-1-kg/800...

But the price can be very different if you want a top pasta
That doesn't sound right. Humans and AIs play in the corners and on the sides first because that is where it is easier to make points. One of the traits of how neural nets learn Go is they start by learning to fight and then quickly realise that the corners are more important than the centre. AIs largely confirmed the usual human pattern.

AIs have changed all the details about what is considered an acceptable result in the corners.

Although AI do brutally outplay humans in the centre when the game gets there, no question. Normally after outplaying them everywhere else first.
Seems like you would be able to argue an equal protection case then?

Would you complain if you felt it was the other way around? (Hint: no, you wouldn’t, because you’re a cheating democrat)
I use Outlook IMAP client for Gmail. Maybe you have advanced configuration or need integrations with the rest of their "Office" (whatever it's called) that plain IMAP clients don't have.

The only Google app I have on my phone is Maps. I use it less than once a quarter and could probably uninstall it.
If you had to turn off features from your browser, that’s a pretty good demonstration that the browser was getting in your way, in a sufficient occurrence that you jumped on Google to ask “How to disable Firefox’s new annoyance”.

Not everyone wants to spend time disabling features of their browser to be able to use it.

Especially if Firefox pretends to not get in your way!
This was outdated last time I checked. It doesn’t cover launchctl‘s v2 CLI interface with bootstrap/bootout subcommands

Check out this
https://babodee.wordpress.com/2016/04/09/launchctl-2-0-synta...
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>and it was shown in court that the author of groklaw was not a paid shill..

The court didn't determine who paid for hosting and dev. They didn't examine her tax returns. They don't know her employer(s). Didn't examine her bank accounts. She could be the daughter or wife of an IBM lawyer and IBMs assertion in court would still be true.
The mail-list has been quiet recently, but Ur/Web is not defunct: http://impredicative.com/ur/
Yep given the number of CVEs in Kubernetes, and to a lesser extent runc, (https://www.container-security.site/general_information/cont...) it's pretty surprising to see a major cloud service running versions this old.
I don't agree. Not me personally, but company policy strongly prefers local candidates that can come to the office every day. Well, some day at least, for the last 1.5 years nobody has been required to do so. So when I read an application with no mentioning of location or somewhat convincing willingness to relocate that's automatically a no go. Well, in case of an exceptional applicant we would ask. But exceptional candidates are ahem... exceptional. The question was about normal mortals just having graduated.
Yeah, people misuse the word "toxins" to mean "toxic environmental chemicals". It actually means a naturally occurring poison from an animal or plant.
AlphaStar is really amazing achievement.
but this is not like AlphaZero for Go, which completely made people rethink how Go should be played. AlphaStar didn't "solved" SC2.

It can still fall to very simple early strategy, and in few cases, it doesn't seem to understand some basic ability despite played millions of times. Even I can beat the advanced version of AlphaStar in Blizzcon, where DeepMind has a dedicated area for playtest.

After all, RTS games like StarCraft II which has imperfect information, asymmetrical unit, and require real-time reaction with long strategical planning is very different from Go...

(and protein folding is just too impactful)
It's a work around. As soon as it's enforced it will be before the supreme court.
The problem isn't "pretty easy" per-se (different translations assign different chapter/verse numbers in places, for example) but there has been lots of work spent on it already. There are protocols and formats to manage Bible texts, and entire organizations revolve around maintaining these (e.g. https://crosswire.org/). Some of them even have provisions for dealing with copyrighted materials (with unlock keys that you can buy).

The red flags I see:

* That site doesn't mention such prior art _at all_.

* First thing I run into when trying to get a list of translations is Cloudflare. Nice, preparing for hyperscaling already! However, no discussion anywhere about the threat model of providing texts that can spell trouble in parts of the world through arbitrary third party services.
> According to Ferro, big pasta producers are already rushing to stock grain, which can be stored for up to two years.

So how much of this price rise is genuine demand and how much is a panicky market bulk buying in response to a perceived future shortage? Sounds like we might have a bit of a toilet paper situation here.
Agile killed proper data modeling.

Tackling complexity at the type level is tackling it when it's too late. Same goes for TDD.

It's like appliying a thousand band aids to a shotgun wound.
Want to know how to work on a group project using Git and GitHub?
> It is about life.

It's obviously not. Were it "about life" Texas would first look to guarantee and protect life with first-class universal healthcare, including prenatal, maternal and infant, as well as child protection and social programs to shame the entire world.

As is, they mostly shame the entire world in the sense that Texas is considered a developed country.

> Don't impute motives that aren't there.

I don't, I just don't trust obvious lies.
I kind of agree because I had some pain points with storybook on a large legacy project with a lot of quirks. But on a fresh project where you don’t try to do fancy things, it’s perfect.

Actually storybook has become sort of a litmus test: If you need to hack storybook to death to make your fancy thing work, then it means that you will have trouble with other tools anyway (Jest, Cypress, some CI tool or some Browsers), so maybe reconsider it first.

So your mileage will vary. But on fresh modern project my advice would be: go for it (and use Chromatic as well in your CI, it is super cool!). If you have to use fancy stuff that make storybook too complicated then drop it.

It’s easy to drop, but not easy to insert in an existing project. But for me the storybook / chromatic Combo has a 10x ROI on a project in 2021.
You're effectively describing Scuttlebutt in a nutshell. Small communities that are formed ad-hoc by peering with each other. "Follow" mean you'll help replicate their content for others who follow them + you. Scuttlebutt is already successful even though it's very small so far. Tags and other things can be used to explore content on the network, as long as you've found an entry-point.

I'm a bit split about spreading the word about Scuttlebutt, I don't want to ruin it since it's already so great. But felt it was very related to what you were writing, so here goes nothing :)

In case you wanna join: https://scuttlebutt.nz/

The client I'm using is https://github.com/ssbc/patchwork
> I would say it’s more about birth, because there is no support whatsoever after the kid is born.

It's not even about birth, because there's no support whatsoever before the kid is born.
Xiaomi India is not directly owned by Xiaomi Communications, the Chinese company, but Xiaomi Communications still does sell some device lines in India as imports.
More recent but not full length:
AlphaFold
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gg7WjuFs8F4&t
Alternative headline:

Microsoft's business and interdepartemt communication processes pit productivity at innovation at risk in an age of remote work.

There are many other remote only companies such as the developers of Gurobi, an innovative product at cutting of research in Mixed-Integer Linear programming.

However it might well be that remote work poses a size restriction for companies which might be a force against conglomeratization.
I just helped a completely random recent grad who reached to me in also a completely random way (he is working a customer facing role at my company and pinged me).

Many software devs are altruistic and happy to help. And they usually know someone who is looking for fresh meat. Don't be afraid to ask

But my advice would be to apply for an entry role at a consultancy. They are the most stressfull and colleagues often aren't as nice because of the competition and shitty management. But the variety of projects will get you trained fast. After 3 or 4 years you can then apply for a good $ role somewhere else
As the article already alludes to, I want full-text search, and I also want to use it with my phone or via webmail, so having to download all messages to decrypt and search them locally is out.
Thanks！I will take a look.
>Otherwise it's not tenable as a business for them, even if they are a selling a huge volume of it.

I'm sure that is where we are heading in the long term. I used to spend a lot of money on software for my business, now the majority of what I use is free. I can't see Microsoft being able to escape that forever.
I'm sorry, we cannot easily back this up. It would take confession of an intent, which most prescribers aren't even aware of.

A single mom, exhausted with 2 part time jobs and 3 young kids put them in front of tele tubies all day long. Is that for her own benefit or for the benefits of the children? We don't even have clear evidence of the overall impart of such educating programs on child development. But we have to use common sense and agree it benefits carers if they want to get more time for themselves. It doesn't imply careless attitude, or consciousness of the motive, the kids appear to enjoy anyway. I think the comment was made out of common sense: attention deficit of just one student can cause serious classroom management issues, it isn't naive or prejudicial to point out what we don't hear very often: the prescription isn't for the child own' benefit.
Alternative to Shopify?

Sorry but the title is click bait. Doesn’t even have a demo.

This sounds like more a MVP at best as others have said it lacks a lot of features.

Pricing is confusing, open source with a button ‘get started for free’?
Do you not understand that it's not your code and that their code wants toString to be called?

Someone else is writing code that they want to have react to the console opening.

So they will intentionally force the call as soon as the console is open, as a result toString is called regardless of if you yourself have made a call to it.
The specific wording was "most Christian churches", which given how many different denominations there are in protestantism is probably accurate, although I do not have a source for this.
Same here, but he did deliver. I find his Yemen travelogues more interesting than his Antarctic ones, however.

My absolute favorite remains "Argentina on two steaks a day", however.
How does "JSON.stringify(object)" patch the console not to do that without first opening the console?
Hmm, while the website seems quite beautifully designed, the introduction is quite rudimentary. I don't think you'd be able to figure out how a circuit works just by reading this.
I think it could be argued that if it wasn't for 9/11 the world would be at a very different place right now and even if the pandemic had hit just the same, the reaction of the US and its allies might have been very different.

The War on Terror took its toll on much of the world. I don't think the pandemic would have played out exactly the same way in a world without 9/11.

However I think it's worth pointing out that to much of the world "9/11" is not just about the terror attacks but also the immediate aftermath and the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq. It's more of a period of time than a specific moment. Some of those things happened on the day itself, some in the days immediately after, some only months later.
That sounds like you're skeptical of the product, but fully aware what it is.

I don't see how anyone could say this site isn't telling you what its selling. It's a common problem, but not this time.
Yikes the DB takeover and now this? Bad month for security at Azure.
These are starting to sound like UFO pics. They’re always distant point of light.