skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It is worth the money. Also, there a verious free license programs available, for example to students, open source maintainers, etc.
YouTube deletes MAGA rapper's 'Let's Go Brandon' song
>Nor is that sort of bribery objectionable to most US voters or news orgs - again, in any meaningful way.

Where did you get that idea?

AFAICT, most Americans are for getting money out of politics[0][1][2][3].

Am I missing something here?

[0] https://www.citizen.org/article/polls-on-citizens-united-and...

[1] https://www.issueone.org/new-poll-shows-money-in-politics-is...

[2] https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2018/05/08/most-americ...

[3] https://www.pri.org/stories/2018-05-10/study-most-americans-...
> people with no immunity

So immunocompromised people? The rest of us have immunity.
Enterprise users whose employers pay money for support and management tooling.
Philosophy as a Way of Life: explores view of philosophy which sought to (cont)
I do the same thing for vinyl, but I do it to minimise my control on the music.

I put an album on and I know I could try to find my favourite song. Instead the record plays and only needs my help when I am dine with side a.

Tbh this is vinyl's killer feature, lack of choice.
The questions about readability when things go wrong. When binary data breaks, mostly your just screwed in figuring out went wrong, especially when it causes your decoder to fall over. When ASCII data breaks often a view of the data can point at something even when tools can't.
I should have worded my post better. I dont want to listen to the song (again) to find out exactly what was said.

After the reading the news article in full, I found the video and watched it once in full. After that, I searched and found the lyrics to the video. I'm over explaining, but I'm rate limited.

I dont see much that would support the reason YouTube gave for banning it.

FWIW, I am against censorship.
Progress in Xenotransplantation Opens Door to New Supply of Needed Organs
>But I can tell you, I've lived my entire life under capitalism and exploitation, I've seen the good and the bad and I hate it with every fiber of my being.

I understand, that is why in my view the solution is to investigate and demand justice, lower the rate of corruption and lobbing and require more free market capitalism and less monopolistic and politically motivated practices.

>Communism means a stateless society, free from classes and exploitation.

This is never the real result. There were privileged "party" members which ruled in the shadows without any form of impunity, lived like modern bourgeois class while the masses consumed low grade products and followed collective constraints.

The Davos plan for the future of the world is exactly the same in its core.

You will live in "socially" acceptable constrains, with UBI (which will require total loss of privacy and some other nasty stuff), with no freedom of movement (due never ending pandemic or terrorists threats), with no ownership of transportation (due the high cost of electric vehicles or high petrol prices), no ability to grow and produce food (due to monopolistic companies which will be able to afford the regulatory "Green" tax), etc.
So you will own nothing and will be happy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mD-ioJM8v64

Everything while billionaire elites will live like gods in comfort, protected by the laws and mass surveillance apparatus.

This is the love child of communistic criminals of the past and western billionaires families which are investing billions in manufacturing consent trough technology and media psyops.

And it always starts with: Good intention, The Children, etc.

Everything that I shared about the communistic implementation can be fact-checked.
There's a difference between a mentor and a coach: coach gets paid.

Thanks to magic of internet, you can find programming coaches for relatively cheap:

https://codingcoach.io/

https://www.codementor.io/

https://mentorcruise.com/coach/coding/

Of course for most people "relatively cheap" is the same as "too much" which is why you're looking for a mentor and not a coach.
Many stores give the manager leeway in ordering (even Walmart) - so if theres something you want you can often get them to order extra for you.

Can be fun to get a load of soemthing still in the shipping crates.
I remember when Ionic Security started in 2011. Same design principles. They got acquired 10 years later by Twilio [1], a marketing company. We'll see what happens.

1. https://www.twilio.com/blog/twilio-acquires-ionic-security
It was also referenced in a 1976 Dr. Who series. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matrix_(Doctor_Who)
Join a fraternity
Some past threads:

How to Build a Universe That Doesn't Fall Apart Two Days Later, Philip K. Dick - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23500469 - June 2020 (117 comments)

How to Build a Universe That Doesn't Fall Apart Two Days Later (1978) - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20207585 - June 2019 (19 comments)

How to Build a Universe That Doesn't Fall Apart Two Days Later (1978) - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9943609 - July 2015 (12 comments)

How to Build a Universe That Doesn't Fall Apart Two Days Later by Philip K. Dick, 1978 - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=451981 - Jan 2009 (3 comments)
I want to believe this. But the article feels like speculation. I don't think this actually happens in practice.
I feel union and non-union shops almost “need each other” to keep them both honest.
Does it happen regularly?
Going to places where you can meet people. Does OP need me to post one of those links to “let me Google that for you”?

Not to be a douche.

It’s just that, meeting people, is exactly the same as the skills of well, socializing and meeting people.

At the office, the big win was that meeting people around a common goal or mission makes it easier to connect. want to meet people outside the office in this same way? Find some thing you want to do, or some goal, or mission, or thing you like, find where people do it, and show up. Meet up, eventbrite, or just freaking showing up at a place that happens is surprisingly effective.
> “minimal viable knowledge" describes my git knowledge. I simple don't have time to become a git expert.

Isn't there some middle ground between "minimal viable" and "expert" that you could (should) aspire to, like "reasonably competent"?
It should still be possible to solve the problem manually, though. Inevitably someone will run into some special case where clicking the button doesn't work and more control is needed.
This isn’t really a counterpoint to what I’m saying.

Windows 10 has tons of stuff that I don’t like. But the advancements in WSL and open source are a good thing.

By all means, apply pressure to Microsoft for things that they do wrong, and for bad decisions they make. But when they’re doing a good thing, maybe the default stance shouldn’t be to speculate about ill intent. Sometimes it’s nice to just enjoy the good thing.
> The best part of this notion is the inverse where miserable people are doing happy people thing

Sartre called it “bad faith”.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bad_faith_(existentialism)

I know a lot of religious people like this. On the outside, they seem like the happiest people you’ve ever met, but once you get to know them, it turns out that they are miserable, and that the religious beliefs and behavior that they embrace are used to self-regulate their mental states. The more extreme religious people appear to be suffering a type of scrupulosity unique to disorders like OCD, and many sufferers will tell you that they are not happy.
Shit is going to take longer and be more expensive to come from China because when there isn't a TEU available you have to wait for one to be fabbed and pay for it.
Given the incredibly poor search results I get from Google Assistant I find the idea that the old Samsung phone is listening to my every word is plausible but should be extremely ineffective since when I am deliberately using it, it sucks.

However, if I am half way through a movie and I want to find some detail on it, it inevitably shows up within the first few search results whether I'm watching it on DVD, a blu-ray or off a streaming service or broadcast TV. The streaming service I can understand, Blu-ray player could be talking to something I guess, the other two are harder to explain since I use an old DVD player that has no networking facility.
Why is conservative art so bad?
Just curious: Why is this only a question for the vaccinated? Do the unvaccinated have some quality that makes their answers to this unreasonable or untrustable?
Chill with the chadphobia, chode.
Paris has a population density of 20000/km², and Manhattan of 28,872/km².

Population density is correlated with car density up to a certain point.
The CIA is a Terrorist Organization (2020)
Ya know what, I might think the man is the literal spawn of satan and am genuinely afraid for my physical safety if this project gets off the ground, but I’ll be damned if it’s not a little bit impressive that they’re actually gonna go and host it themselves from the ground up like everyone was saying they had to. Hosting this site is going to be one hell of a technical challenge and I’m fascinated to see what they come up with.

Getting around App Store rules might push them to an honest to god PWA. Crazy to think that this might be the thing that makes them mainstream.
Maybe it’s just playing dumb?
https://archive.md/MKtpp
I get the all products pack every year personally and it's worth every penny. One of the two software packages i break my "no subscriptions" rule for, and the only one i'm not even salty about doing so.
Narratives about who is listened to

Theories about entrepreneurship for example are entirely based on the actions of financially successful entrepreneurs. There’s nothing to prove they are more rational or somehow superior…but that’s who gets to build the narrative.
There’s things that are easier with hooks, but there’s also a lot that has become a bunch more magic.
You, my friend, sound like a pro nazi, conspiracy theorist, trump supporter, anti vAx, murderer.

Don’t ever doubt my beloved authority figures again: they are the only ones who can find me the answer to return to Normal. What do you think, that you’re some kind of critical thinker or something? I think we should leave that to the ones who are qualified to do so.
Reclaim “let’s go Brandon” from what, exactly? Never heard the phrase until now. I googled it and all I got was a shoddily written Fox News article that didn’t link to the alleged source interview, claiming it was a huge internet meme now.
They should’ve used Kubernetes
unfortunately there is no means for that to happen right away. but of course if there weren't any landfills, we would no longer need them to be mentioned in zoning regulations.
~10% is considered minuscule?
I like the authors attempt to experiment. It should be easy to know whether apps like Facebook are listening by only discussing topics off-line and then waiting to see if Facebook picks it up and serves related ads.
The exact same was true in the military, re: vendors. The haircuts weren't free, at least as an officer.

Sure I was being hyperbolic, but the point is legitimate. They used benefits to get people willingly to sign up for a lifestyle, then used hierarchy to efficiently accomplish a bunch of insidious tasks.

You have an entire generation of students majoring in computer science and "grinding leetcode" to get a high paying job and never once stop to think about the consequences. The job is just like another homework set and the employees want those good grades (a PIP... oh no!). And like the military, you're a "professional" which means you aren't allowed to talk politics. (I know the Damore's of the world will complain that Google is run by "SJWs"... but that's only because that line of corpo-liberal talk is good for attracting people who don't think too hard about the actual mission.) I mean... they even had PIPs in the military (though had a different name)!
Arguments that more powerful tools should exist are not arguments that having a button for things is bad. It would be better if more things were just buttons.
I’ve heard that TJs and Costco can both really put the squeeze on vendors similar to (but without the bad press) the way Walmart does.

Aldi seems more do to the “what can we buy cheap and where this week.”
(I work for Fastmail.) One of our attempts at doing some mitigation of the attack caused this; we fixed it about 16:00 US Eastern this afternoon. Sorry about that!

Without getting into too much detail: we were limiting some HTTP methods, but unintentionally blocked REPORT, which DAV clients use to see what’s changed.
Not so universal a health care system, it seems. Looks like Hungary has one of the lowest life expectancy rates in the EU.

Sorry to hear about your friends' father.
Demoting then removing "Don't be evil" was a pretty good canary clause.
>Because unless you’re a journalist, a lawyer, or have some kind of role with sensitive information, the access of your data is only really going to advertisers.

This is giving a lot of confidence to government law enforcement agencies, as if they are always honest, infallible and/or working in good faith. I assure you all of them are not. They're of the same human condition as everyone else with the same flaws, defects, and moral flexibility; they just have a lot more power and a lot less accountability.

https://innocenceproject.org/all-cases/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geo-fence_warrant
The owners of public companies are irrelevant to the large public company’s continued existence. Owners for them come and go and pay their own taxes, but the company never has to pay the estate taxes itself, hence the advantage against those who must.
This version is easier to access: https://www.printfriendly.com/p/g/yCP75A
Containers increase the potential wind load on the ship, which needs to be balanced by additional weight. Ships do have ballast tanks, but you can't just load a ship up with empty containers and send it off. If you want a full load of containers, you need to put something in the containers.
The tailings from the Bayer process for extracting aluminium oxide from bauxite aren't toxic. The remains ("red mud") have an elevated pH from the residual sodium hydroxide used in the extraction of the ore but that's about it. There's a lot of it though and that sheer amount makes it a bit of an environmental problem as Red Mud has limited industrial use and much of it will be dumped / stored somewhere.
Stunts: Not just another racing game
Is someone paying for ships to do this or are they doing their own calculations and realizing it’s cheaper for them to leave fast?
> you’re doing research that can benefit the company that is paying your salary

So you are doing research within a slightly more defined scope. If you still call it research then the results are completely separate from your affiliation.

If not, it’s not research, it’s just propaganda.
The joke that stupid ideas are used in disaster relief or the military is not they will work only in those situations, it's they will not work at all - https://xkcd.com/2128/

This is a scam to remove the military from it's money, which is cool. Good on Blackwater and the ADE 651 etc.

It's a bit disturbing people think this is real. The technology is old, the process and economics is old, I guess we have a new stupid generation.

> "Twelve’s technology eliminates the need for fossil fuels, producing syngas by recycling CO2 captured from the air

No, they are getting it from industrial processes in practice which are generally are not in Green zones. The whole thing is a scam obviously, although I'm sure the fine print says this somewhere. (Which it does - https://www.twelve.co/faq )

Crazy idea, have less wars. Use the money to preemptively give countries energy security. But the environmentalists need wars to push their agenda the world is falling apart, so they can continue to make $$$$.
Sorry I missed this. I don't play CS but there are definitely games that trigger anti-cheat if you play in a VM. I think games with Easy AntiCheat are the main culprits. I play a game called Conquerors Blade that kicks me out immediately if I login to a server. I don't know of EAC is more common with FPS games (it seems so) but I don't play many FPS. I'd say 90% of the 20-30 games I played over vfio worked without any hassle but it's mostly casual strategy games like Banished, Rimworld, etc. Where if you cheat nobody is affected.

I do think there's a bigger performance hit than people mention though. One of my other fav games is Chivalry 2 and I swear I was getting half the FPS in it over vfio but maybe I just needed to tweak more. I'm on a 49" monitor so my numbers are skewed as hell anyway, my rtx can't push 3460/1080 that well.

FWIW I got tired of "tweaking" and just reinstalled Windows on my gaming desktop and now I just use a 2nd older desktop with Unraid.

My real goal of this server was to run linux 24/7 but boot into Windows or OSX whenever I needed it, but I refuse to pay $500 for an AMD card to let me run OSX so I kinda gave up on the whole idea. Now I'm just going to buy a 14" MB now that they're not terrible.

Check on /r/vfio for counterstrike talk, it's a great sub.
I don't think that is true. At the very least, they can classify these kind of things (and probably already do) and let advertisers choose if they want their ads on them or not.
I don't think that is correct.

They have a fiduciary duty to their shareholders.
There is nothing "lock-in" about .NET Core/.NET 5+. In fact, as you can see from this whole Hot Reload kerfuffle, even Microsoft themselves doesn't always like the spirit of open source present on their own .NET team!

.NET Framework is another story, and was (and still is) tightly coupled to Windows. It's the entire reason .NET Core was started as a separate open source effort. Honestly, we're lucky .NET Core was even allowed to live as long as it has. Now, it's philanthropic culture is directly butting heads with the profit-oriented culture of the Visual Studio team.
Not the gp, but I think their point is that the usual divide that's made out is vaccinated/ unvaccinated as if that decision puts you automatically in a camp. When the actual relevant distinction is authoritarian vs pro choice (or whatever you want to call it if there is a more neutral way) and the gp is pointing out that the "vaccinated" are not all in the papers please camp, they may just have decided it was right for them on the balance of evidence
I’m curious about the cloud-based coding you’ve mentioned. What I’ve seen so far is interesting, but not terribly compelling to use day to day. It has a place, certainly, such as education or possibly interviewing.

What about the author’s point that VSCode competes too well with visual studio, and that MS has intentionally underfunded Omnisharp, and that their own software stack continues to be poorly supported on VSCode?

The large effort in VSCode seems poorly invested if it’s used to push people to a paid product like VSCode.
Doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out most of the people complaining about censorship on HN are the usually suspects, the ones banned from Parler. Full of sound and fury signifying nothing. They keep yelling about “censorship” but I haven’t seen any substantial censorship of anything except crazy conspiracy theories (yes, that includes the idea that the vaccines don’t work).
Its a conservative meme stemming from a nascar race where the crowd was chanting "Fuck Joe Biden" and a reporter stated the crowd was chanting "Let's go Brandon". It's now conservative slang for "Fuck Joe Biden"
> However, in k, an APL descendant, the entire algorithm is expressible as |/0(0|+)\

The conclusion notwithstanding, an ability to concisely express the algorithm doesn't relate to an ability to actually understand it. Personally I found Kadane's algorithm intuitive as is and the concept of partial sum seems more important for the intuitive understanding of the algorithm. Array languages are surely benefited from built-in partial sum, but that'd be arguably same for any other language with readily accessible partial sum.
Exactly. Sponsored posts are ads and need to go, but this is not particularly significant on either side. HN in general is no more a ad than donating money to charity for PR reasons is a ad, and it requires a considerable confusion of ideas to think otherwise. (Or a confusion of what "ad" means. FWIW, BGP address advertisments are not ads either.)
> It's also true at the very beginning of Facebook that they were truly trying to build a social network that made the world more open and connected by bringing grandparents closer to their grandkids thousands of miles apart.

Is this really true about Facebook?
Don't dismiss .NET itself so easily. As you can see from this incident, there are elements even within Microsoft that don't inherently value the open source nature of the .NET team! .NET Core/.NET 5+ are already open source and highly philanthropic in nature. That doesn't change just because a completely different team--the Visual Studio team--is profit-oriented.
Might be a good time to build a shipping container home.
Amen. I just wish that all politicians would remain more consistent in their views, or at the very least admit that they previously said the opposite but have since changed their mind.

I do not intend for this post to be anti Biden. Trump is also a hypocrite, just not on his pro covid vaccine stance.
Zoning is a terrible terrible way to solve the heavy goods transport problem the states have. Fines proportional to vehicle wear would be a better way to do it, incentivizing use of industrial rail spurs. Switzerland is the place to look for inspiration on this.
Vaccines reduce the spread, and Biden overstated their effectiveness, which is called a lie. I really wouldn't classify the line as disinformation.

https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2021/oct/14/joe-biden/...
Or indeed ASN.1 [0], which started life in 1984 and is still used in a lot of places today.

The idea has been around for almost 40 years in arguably more complete format than any of the above up to and including a standardised schema representation.

It's not the lack of a suitable standard that's holding it back.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASN.1
YouTube doesn’t censor enough? I agree.
Does natural immunity (from a past instance of catching COVID), or demonstrated from a Test, count as “people with no immunity”?
Yeah, when that feature was removed, it spelled the beginning of the end for RSS
I completely agree, the individual websites asking almost seem to paint a picture that managing 3rd party cookies is a chore, where as the browser is the agent that makes cookies possible in the first place.
I’d say just don’t learn about class components until you run into them
It’s worse on Fox News than other sources like the Washington Post.
Never, even in video games they always have to throw a fantasy element in :/
You can use the EAP builds for free in exchange for some stability issues, which in my experience have affected me all of 0 times. You can even download EAP builds from the toolbox for convenience by clicking on Rider and switching to the "Versions" tab.
> which is illegal.

So if the law were changed to legalize bribery, and then someone influenced lawmakers by promising to pay them a lot of money, that would be okay? Does this philosophy also extend to, to pick a deliberately extreme example, murder?
tell that to the study author's institutions then:

Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies, Cambridge, MA USA

Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, Boston, MA USA

Turner Fenton Secondary School, Brampton, ON Canada
Prosecutors uncover money-laundering operation between US and Dubai
IntelliJ doesn't pretend to be anything it's not. VSCode does act as a bit of a trojan horse with its proprietary extensions. I do think it's a bit of a smokescreen
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