skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I usually go a hundred or so and then change up.

Honestly Mr. Dang, I'll probably just bail. HN is 50% non-technical, it's easy to get drawn into that, nothing of real value is said by anyone (including me).

Add that in with the downvote system, which is incredibly irritating, and you simply have a Reddit knock-off.

It isn't like 'hackers' and 'startups' do much of value anymore given the move in concentration from workstation software and complex devices to moar and moar internet software components and surveillance marketing companies.

Seriously, have a wonderful rest of the week, but make an effort to do things of real value.
Jetbrains editors have that, called semantic highlighting. https://blog.jetbrains.com/pycharm/2017/01/make-sense-of-you...

per variable basis, so apparently different than the vs code thingy with the same name.

Also lots of extensions for similar stuff, often named "rainbow" something.
yawn More right-libertarian anti-vax fear-mongering.
I've thought about this for a while. I didn't go to the trouble of actually inventing the function, but just the fact that it ought to be possible in principle is sufficient to change your perspective on some things. Most notably, parameter count based information criteria.

AIC, BIC, et al. need to be reformulated for each model in which they're used, and not all parameters can be treated as fungible.
no? I know very well the definition. that why I'm stating that the way it was worded at the beginning was a big fat lie, told to the public to coerce compliance, and latter reduced to a more realistic target to manage expectations.
If they are hypersonic in the atmosphere then they have radio opaque plasma around them. How do they transmit and receive radar pulses? How do they see with optical sensors?
Why can’t YT recommend the “next” video, or at least place the current author’s latest/most relevant video
I can't think of a more inefficient way of paying for OSS than giving more money to congress to have them divy it up between various pork barrel/military spending and hoping it eventually finds it's way into a competent programmer's hands.

Maybe just giving random people money in hopes one of them could become an OSS programmer, but even then, debatable.

I think it makes a lot more sense to have the companies just hire people to work on OSS more often.
How can you write so many words defending the CDC? Their "guidance" is based on cherry picked science at best, and gut feelings and political narratives at worst. There are plenty of studies that suggest lockdowns, closed schools and other "mitigation" efforts are ineffective or net harmful, but eh, just ignore those right?

Look at the most recent issue of vaccine boosters. The FDA panel of experts (whom we're supposed to trust now, right?) said boosters are not necessary. CDC comes in and says the FDA is wrong, boosters are good jk lol. What a joke.

Can you point me to a well done study on cloth masks and their efficacy? 19 months in and I have yet to see one. But people "feel" that masks must work, so CDC guidance says wear them. Surely at this point we should have so much compelling data about masks if they are effective...
5G is nothing but marketing wank. Carriers aren't deploying some new sci-fi technology, they are just incrementally upgrading their networks to a more recent (and backwards compatible) revision of the LTE standard.
So we have a situation where keeping the content is reinforcing the beliefs and where blocking the content is also reinforcing the beliefs, because "legitimate" content telling "the truth" is blocked "without reason".

This is pretty close to the truth. For a further nudge in the right direction you should apply that thinking to the state of mind your family member was in prior to encountering any "anti-vaccine propoganda".

They were not in a kind of limbo where they could go either way on covid vaccination. They consumed specific media because they already distrusted the authorities in power in the USG.

The reason you are ending up in this apparent to censor or not to censor paradox is because leadership had already previously failed to convince your family member that they could be trusted. Everything that came after was just mobilization.

Now in your situation you should of course censor the hell out of any anti-vaccine sentiment for the same reason that ISIS should not get to train on Army gym equipment and weapons: it *strengthens* your enemies.

Downranking will of course be equally hopeless. This is the equivalent of the Army allowing ISIS to train with them but only on Sundays at midday or something. Its incoherent.

The right answer has been and will always be to have a leadership class (and that includes the people at Youtube and Google as well as legacy politicians) who can be relied upon to display even a modicum of trustworthiness towards *all* Americans. Ironically censorship also fails to move the needle in the right direction at this point.

Guess we are still in that paradox after all.
Were in you the Scene? How did you hide your warez from the machine owners?
Stripe focused on, built, and has amazingly mostly maintained goodwill and good word of mouth among developers. The others haven't focused on that.

BrainTree was decent a few years ago, but PayPal acquired them and that seemed to drain the quality away.

There are other, older competitors that have much worse APIs and docs and support, but my impression is they survive due to implementation lock-in.
Either severe, or very common. Hopefully time will tell.
>At this point there aren't any SBC's that are truly faster

Which Pi 4 model are you comparing it to? What defines "trash"? You can easily use an older laptop since everyone actually uses x86 and likely has spare hardware.

>you stick to the rpi because someone else has already done the heavy lifting.

I wouldn't buy hardware with no support, and x86 has the most support.

Why does local stores matter for SBCs? People don't really buy hardware at stores since newegg, arrow/digikey/mouser and amazon exist. Online retail killed radioshack, and is currently decimating local buying. Cyber monday deals aren't excluding anyone when most people have amazon prime.
There is no scientific proof, e.g. RCT, that lockdowns work. When did 'stay at home if sick, live life otherwise' become obsoleted?

Edit: "3) is a new development that was apparently somewhat unexpected". That evolutionary pressures on the virus might^H^H^H will cause the vaccines to become less effective was and is the #1 concern of the critics of mass mRNA vaccination campaigns.
Extremists Flourishing Behind Well-Built Websites Built on Open Source Tech
Analsyis of 100 far right, neo-nazi, & top extremist sites: 63% of the websites were built using WordPress and 18% were using Woocommerce; and discusses how developers can counter this while respecting open source ehtos.
Hover over the recommended video and you can click the three dot tab to select "not interested in Curtis Yarvin" or "not interested in Tucker Carlson." I do this all the time and it makes the feed so much better.
Not sure that's true. I and many others are willing to pay a premium to know the exact numbers on cannabanoids and whether or not there are pesticide residues. Also we care about quality. The Walmart of weed would do fine but not be the thing for everyone.
IIUC the content scripts that extensions use load after the page is loaded, so this shouldn't affect page load times. But please reach out if you feel like it does!
Check out Pfizer’s own RCT study where all cause mortality was unaffected by the vaccine at six months.
Therapy-speak turned victimhood into currency
The language of trauma cracked the code of the attention economy and turned mental health into the new luxury item.
My method: I subscribe and upvote generously, only downvote when it feels good, and do "not interested" in the sidebar recommends, with prejudice ("I don't like the video") if necessary. But the real trick is, on the yt home page, if any video that even looks like content I don't like comes up, I choose the option "don't recommend any more videos from this channel" immediately.

Only in this way have I managed to completely expunge all mention of J**dan P**erson from my yt recommends.

Completely!
Hard to believe I've been waiting a decade to find out when they'll add support for my country. It's been almost two decades since Paypal did.

A decade has gone by and all they've managed are:

US, Canada, Mexico
UK, EU
UAE
India
Singapore, Malaysia, Philipines, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Japan
Australia, New Zealand
Brazil

Not a single African or SIDS country supported. Only one in Brazil and the Middle East.

There are billions of people who stand to benefit from greater access to participation in ecommerce, but who are left out in the cold because banks won't give them merchant accounts. I once spoke to a banker who didn't know what a merchant account was.

Congrats on your success, Stripe. Please consider doing good with it.
Widespread Cheating on Chess.com
Chronic fatigue syndrome has long been known to often start with a viral infection (for example: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21756995/). Other issues can arise as a consequence of viral infections as well (e.g., thyroid problems). I don’t think this is well known amongst the general public, even if it is known in the medical field. This may be a reason why people are surprised about “long-covid” as if long term effects are something unique to the SARS-COV-2 virus.