skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
MagSafe is useful on the go, and safety against accidentally pulling the cable is much appreciated.

In professional use, however, there are always devices that require ports not provided by the laptop, unless that laptop is heavy and thick as a brick. Thus, unless you enjoy punishing yourself with dongles, you will be using a USB-C TB3/4 dock. And that dock will power your Mac. That’s just how it is.
:) to be fair I did note my misunderstanding in my edit.
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Sure, but it requires active polling, with tried and tested statistical techniques, not just posting a poll online and waiting to see who answers.
Well, if they made the bank take the hit (until they can get money back from the fraudster, and since most residential purchases are financed with a mortgage) I'd wager that suddenly ID/ownership checks would become bulletproof...
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Are design patterns relevant with Golang?
I'm really confused on this. My understanding on Golang's intentions and design is that it is an intentionally simple language lacking most of traditional OO features. The language is relying on interfaces (and Generics?) for doing most of the things you'd do with classic OO.

Yet I see job ads requiring and even classes teaching Design Pattterns with Golang. And by inquiry I see that they're not talking about Golang-specific DPs (that would make sense) but about fitting traditional OO DPs (and principles like SOLID) to Golang. Which in turn seems to me like bending the language to something it was not designed for in order to fit into models we developed for traditional OO languages like java and C++.

Unsure what is going on here and what the consensus on best practice is (if any).
Many skills they develop with digital products will be bound to a very small amount of companies. That certainly can be a problem.

This is of course to set up a pipeline for new Facebook users. Doesn't have to be bad, but it is what it is and there shouldn't be naive illusions about it.
PHP has been able to move on, and since it's server side language things are easier to change on a per-site basis. Iframes must remain fully backwards compatible or they break the web as a whole, same with anything else being rendered by the browser.
The most amusing part was the crybabies whining about how their pet issue didn’t get any attention this year because it coincides with an uptick of corona.
I use the LiveCanvas builder, and it does just that, output static files on WP.
https://livecanvas.com/
here's a start https://observablehq.com/@pallada-92/sql-3d-engine
I like a good pho, and the noodles are dead simple. If there were an easy broth, I'd make it all the time! Ditto for vegetarian ramen broth, though the noodles in that case are non-trivial (but there are some decently-easy options out there). Please do a show HN when you add more flavors!
I'm not sure of the legalities, but couldn't they independently organize and walk out en masse? Nominate (or, heck, even hire) a negotiator etc? It's pretty clear that what they have now isn't any good. $22 over 2000 hours is $44K pre-tax, of which some will be paid as taxes, and a good chunk (as much as 8-10K for a family of three, more with more kids) will disappear into the gaping maw of US "healthcare" system. That, to put it mildly, is insufficient by today's standards, with _real_ inflation clocking in at double digits. With inflation factored in, their union has effectively negotiated them a pay cut. That's supposed to be a "win"?

"Seizing" anything is not a good option. It'll just get people shot who don't deserve to be. But there are a million and one ways to put the screws to the corporate, especially if the workforce is already convinced to operate as a united front in negotiations.
You guys seriously seem to think that run risk exists more in the cryptosphere than fiatland. With the exception of shitcoins, I think the risk is more of a run on fiat...

When you start using something like BTC as your unit of account and stop measuring your net worth with a shrinking fiat yardstick you'll realise this.

Fiat onramps will become less and less necessary. We'll hold everything in crypto and buy a bit of fiat from time to time when some backward merchant or hyperinflated backwater country requires it...
To add on your point, the people I know on low pay really care about what seems like a small pay rise e.g. $20 to $20.50. This makes sense because after living expenses a worker is left with say $40 discretionary money to spend, yet a $0.50 pay rise increases the worker’s discretionary spending by 50% (for this example).

When you are financially struggling, a 10¢ raise (extra $4 for the week) can make a big difference.

One of my friends worked 40 hours and had $20 to spend on herself after her bills (which were frugal, since she didn’t earn much). Low pay sucks when you earn a discretionary $0.50 for every hour of work.
> In the EU for instance prior infections are not recognized as being the same as vaccination and consequently travellers are not "granted the same rights". For a person who had a previous COVID-19 infection to be granted the same privileges as a fully vaccinated person, that person has to take at least a single dose of a vaccine.

I don't know where you heard that

"Recovered persons, holding an EU Digital COVID Certificate should be exempt from travel-related testing or quarantine during the first 180 days after a positive PCR test."

https://ec.europa.eu/info/live-work-travel-eu/coronavirus-re...

> What can possibly explain this madness?

Americans treating it like a sportsball game as usual
No, it really shouldn't.

The accessibility guidelines we have, e.g. WCAG, usually say that tab is used to tab through separate interface elements. When you're still inside an element - for example if you have triggered a dropdown list in a text input field - you use the arrow keys to navigate within and enter/space to select elements.

Say tab was used for all (intra and inter) navigation tasks. In that case you risk suddenly having a thousand item list that keyboard users will then have to tab through to get to the next interface element. That is not good UI design.
As @jjerphan commented above, there is already ongoing effort to get an improved portable brute-force implementation in vanilla scikit-learn, see:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29069760
I love little things like these, tucked away where they're not likely to ever be seen or used. I guess you could call this an easter egg.
If you have enough money you can build a system that is technically encrypted. See Fusion, d-star, and the other one I can't remember.

What the FCC doesn't want is message passing that is not decryptable by them. They could care less if me or you can't decrypt fusion with an sdr.

An interesting grey area is pactor. And not just for encryption, but also "symbol rate". If anything is going to bring ham radio into this century kicking and screaming it is stuff like aprs and pactor; and I say that knowing how awesome JT and wspr are.
sell half, keep half (or whatever ratio you're comfortable with)? that way if thing go bad they are not as bad as ending up with nothing and if they get better you still benefit a little bit.
We believe we should have new physics at higher energies because treating the SM as an effective field theory introduces additional terms in the Lagrangian which are suppressed (~ divided) by some energy scale. These additional terms are the ones allowing lepton flavor violation (so a muon decaying to an electron and a photon, for example) but we know from experiments that these events are incredibly rare. This tells us that the energy scale of new physics is very high.

However, we could also have new physics at lower energy scales, as is the case with axions.
For places where people have AC, which isn't everywhere, and which will make the situation even worse (as of now, and in the foreseeable future, ACs will use not fully carbon free electricity in most places, and will contribute to the warming everyone is trying to avoid directly with hot air and indirectly with CO2).
Ok you got me until the Elon Musk part.
Actual title: Tesla had to respect standards set by the european commission and is doing this because they are legally ordered to.
If using a framework was really needed here, probably that Svelte would have made more sense as it offers much lighter pages.
In March 2019, the European parliament voted to end daylight saving time in the EU by 2021 [0]. To this day I don't know why this was dropped. It may be because of the pandemic, but respect for democratic institutions means we should put it back on the table very soon.

[0] https://www.dw.com/en/eu-parliament-votes-to-end-daylight-sa...
Why should someone give up several years of income for a PhD?
The UK has a military propaganda unit to battle Covid misinformation. They might even achieve levels of compliance they would have had if media and politics ignored the issue.
Isn't that, what the CCP is doing: Xiaomi, Huawei, all the tooling companies which died completely in America ... They all do their own management and design. Seems that that split on the nice, lawless markets of our globe only profits few a short time (if you have a sufficiently ruthless and intelligent adversary who sees that he could split the spoils of the few between many...).
IFrames are both terrible and awesome. I built and maintain zoid, which turns iframes into full-fledged components; it's been an adventure: https://github.com/krakenjs/zoid
Working on a couple of side projects/ideas in my spare time. One of them is a compute workload orchestrator from scratch. I'm taking a very "naive" approach here which means I'm not trying to mimic/rehash best parts/known practices of existing system. This gives me total freedom of implementation and removes the need of constantly benchmarking myself against existing solutions. What matters the most is the learning experience. I'm looking towards server-side WASM as target rather than containers.
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Yup, that's correct.

Maybe it depends on the field and the country, but I know some industrial PhD position pays a better salary than the one employed full time by the university. Not sure if it is considered to be "much", but at least around 20% more.
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The poll doesn't matter. In 2019, the European Parliament voted to end daylight saving time by 2021. This is democracy in action, people expressed themselves through their elected representatives.
M'yes, we are at an "Earth is still flat" phase of ludonarrative development in video game history.

I remember how mind-blown I was when as a kid I played Warioland 2 and you could't die in it!
Thoughts on UST and USDC?
Some of these things are culturally surprising even coming from Canada, depending of course where you're coming from and going to. Our suburbs seem like a significantly scaled down replica of a good majority of U.S urban development since the 40s. Where it's impractical to get around without a car here, it's hilariously so there. Our biggest two highways seem to be the same size as half of each direction on a given highway in the U.S. We have Walmart, they have Super Walmart. It just takes some getting used to.

That said, the areas that were built before cars don't remotely suffer from this as much.
Embrace the shaved head! Most people I know who did that ended up feeling much less anxiety and they all look good in their confidence.
Esp if you consider bare metal servers. I'm currently paying 45€ for a Ryzen server with 64gb ECC ram and 1tb nvme storage (raid1).

The speed is incredible if compared to ec2 or root server performance from other vendors. Even if they've dedicated resources.
pretty sure i matched with a dude on bumble business who was not who he said it was, his job title had AI researcher in there. sometimes his text would be grammatically correct, other times it would be txt spk
Can anyone with a background in the area comment on how legit this is?

I have no trouble believing that a spry research professor in a quantitative field could get a PhD in another quantitative field at a fairly advanced age, especially if they can bring existing skills that are underused in their new domain, but it would be genuinely amazing if someone in his 80ies were to successfully

> set to work on a very difficult problem [...] the theory that he was doing involves techniques that are incredibly advanced and challenging to master

in physics, a field were people are often considered over the hill past their 20ies, and an elite uni at that. The only reference to his work a quick google scholar search turned up is from 2012:

https://meetings.aps.org/Meeting/MAR12/Session/Z26.1
But IIUC what you want to who under Tipu's rule invented (or revived) this rocket. You're probably right in thinking it wasn't Tipu himself who did this, since he was a king and not a scientist. But i suspect the real inventor's name is lost to history.
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There are apps that decode via phone microphone, most of the stuff that fldigi and radios can do out of the box (for example, rtty)

It works well, and is bi directional, you can key a transmitter and hold its microphone to your phone speaker and transmit valid "digital" modes.

Works fine, especially over repeaters, which annoys the old folks and the lids alike.
> Americans having to wear a cloth covering to keep their neighbors from catching something almost as contagious as measles is not a large ask

Cloth masks are so ineffective their effect is statistically invisible.

Demanding others take ineffective measures because you find them a great token of virtue is in fact a large ask.
One of the things I remember from being a complete baseball illiterate and reading Moneyball was trying to decode the rules and how the game is played based on the descriptions of statistics and surrounding context. I took it as a challenge to not look up a single term (these are obvious terms to someone who knows anything about baseball, mind you, like "get on base", "walk", and "strike out" – but completely foreign to me at the time).

It went fairly well, but I probably still wouldn't be able to actively follow a real game. If I at some point re-read Moneyball, I would probably want to get a primer on how baseball is played first.
I'm stoked for you OP - I wish there was a service that you could subscribe to when a SaaS product has existed and run okay for 2 years. Right now when I hear about something I use, I just set a calendar reminder for 18-24 months away.

All the best OP! We need more services like this!
happy birthday!!
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> ... as the world's most valuable carmaker looks to bring electric vehicles into the mainstream.

Didn't the EU tell them they had to?
Cruise has been in Scottsdale since 2016, but I'm not even sure if they've been testing this whole time or what.

You don't usually hear much about their Scottsdale operation. It's much more low key than what they're doing in SF.
I am sorry to hear about the loss you have suffered. My situation is similar. My wife passed from cancer Oct. 1 and I have no desire to return to work.

Please feel free to reach out if you want to talk with someone in a similar situation to yours.
I'm indeed aware of that one :-)
Maybe an option to pay for X posts instead of per month.
What I don't get is how people growing up in free coutries can have such a distopian view of their governments. You all watched too much black mirror. If you study how the balance of powers are structured in the US/UK/EU you'll find it's nigh impossible for these countries to become totalitarian. The US even under Trump didn't become one, but he was as close to a possible dictator as it gets.
How do you all go about your daily lives with such dark views on the world? Are there seriously so many doomers/preppers/anarchists out there?
Why not use erasure coding like in Minio instead? Software more reliable long term than hardware anyway
Before the car was invented it wasn't considered a form of transport either.
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I've read that we're at sar minima until the most 2040s, so I'm not holding my breath for better propagation anytime soon.
It's the best supported for "official developement" with "official toolchains", but Rust is very much not that. If you're going to do non-official programming of the devices with a language that is not the officially supported language, don't use the OS that doesn't have any of the community supported tools.
artificial intelligence is mentioned a few times in the video but that's not even a thing yet. what we have now are just very fancy glorified algorithms
i got liver disease from drinking too much.. just kidding, studied russian and learned to code in a new language. built my first app and its being verified tonight. who knows maybe i'll get a download!?
That's only true if you're using the officially supported toolchain. Rust is not that, so there's no point in using Windows.
What standards?
Bildungsmemen?
I wonder if it was ever so. Did noon mark the middle of the day in traditional societies? If so, when and why did it change?
Charles Munger's dorm
FYI the P in GOP already stands for Party.
The pipeline from fundamental research to practical applications is very long. Relativity or QM seemed pointless 100 years ago.
Tether is just one of many cryptocurrencies -wouldn‘t its implosion lead to people pulling out and investing their money in other crypto, hence consolidating the market and making every other coin rise?
thanks for sharing, storing thst up in the noggin
Did the government force them to sell their electricity to other EVs? AFAIK the CCS connector is forced which had been shipping for a while. Allowing other EVs to charge seems to be business choice.
You can have both new foods AND “meat-less” copies of meat products. I like plant-based meat because I can use my favorites recipes with minimal change, just swap chicken with another source of protein that feels kind of the same, and I’m happy with that.
You just described one trait they have in common in terms of similarity.
Of course they are different but have certain similarities.
The EU? Not so much.
And in fact, there already exist websites that can serve generic images matched to keywords! Some of them even use neural networks to generate an image from a text description!
They are irrelevant. Banks need deposits to opperate. They can borrow unlimited quantities for 0 at the fed or go through the hassle and expense of having millions of retail deposit accounts. The chose free money on one phone call every time over dealing with retail every time.

If the fed stops being the source of funds, expect a free toaster if you open a savings account and a pre 2008 style competition for deposits, in particular fixed term deposits. A long way off still.

> benefit from dark pattern fees instead of from doing what banks are supposed to do - invest the pooled money wisely and extract a better return than individuals could

Banks make fuck all on your dark patterns and shittons on investing the money.
Nice puzzles, but very bad usability on smartphones.
yeah, I heard this from others as well but not something I particularly aim for at the moment (I could easily release a second version of a video with the original sound though). Although sound/music is one of the bigger questions/challenges I need to 'solve': it's quite difficult to strike a balance between setting the mood for a video and too intrusive. Pure original sound is difficult for other reasons, mic quality, background noise etc.
I was talking about side-project and not a job :)

There are few threads: "Who is hiring?", "Who wants to be hired?" and "Freelancer? Seeking freelancer?" that you can ckeck for full-time jobs.
So in the video you first see a section of movement using the second and fourth axes. Then after that the arm goes back to zero (sticking straight up) and you see the midsection rotate back and forth without the end section rotating. That’s the other two axes. There are also closer photos here:

https://twitter.com/tlalexander/status/1455100498428588036?s...