skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Same! So much so that I built a website specifically for this: https://www.dealforager.com

It's pretty bare bones, but the problem I was trying to fix was that it took me a long time to browse the Amazon Warehouse offers trying to find the best deals. Amazon doesn't make it easy since they don't show the new and used prices side by side if you search directly under the Amazon Warehouse category. There is also no way to sort by discount. I wasted many hours until one day I decided it was faster to spend a few weeks automating this process.
Just signed up to this. Only alpha numeric passwords allowed. Always worries me.
I've always used whereis instead of which anyway. More useful info out of one command.
So the Democratic Party controls both houses of Congress and the White House, and they're trying to pass bills to give the Attorney General control over all federal elections in the country, but you say that it's "the Republican Party trying to engineer a de facto one-party state."
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Perhaps, though "prompted by a subtle bug in our backend service communications while under heavy load" is pretty opaque.
There are maximum prices on a few items like milk in Canada (at least in Quebec).

Note: the regulation targets “basic” milk, not pimped out milk with omega-3, 19g proteins, without lactose etc.
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Can the safety regimen really not be improved here? It seems like just having a harness would help.
Stopping one from expressing their true feelings in a way is a form of torture. I want to live in a world where I can get to experience the true behavior of people (whether bad or good). Then of course have the possibility to remove them from my life. But I still want to be able to filter them myself!
Windows has had support for variable DPI since win95. They've had to hide or rework it over the years because it hasn't always held up to problematic dev practices like fixed pixel dimensioning but the fundamental graphics subsystem has supported it.
Why would it be balanced. Nobody said it was a search tree.
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Replicated is hiring Software engineers- Fully remote
Hiring across several engineering roles as we grow!
Go/Typescript/Kubernetes exp. 100% remote in US, UK, Canada
> Any C++ code I have ever worked with is littered with `std::`. Replacing all that with `otherlib::` would be a herculean effort at best. You might be tempted to do a simple search and replace, but let's say there's also instances of `mystd::` (probably rare). Or perhaps you don't want _all_ `std::` to be replaced. Anyway, my point is that this whole ordeal gets hairy quickly.

replacing a std::type by a semi-equivalent non-std::one has never taken more than a few minutes with my IDE's find-and-replace, on up to MLOC-codebases.
I can't wait for the Raspberry Silicon full size Pis. I bet they will be absolute screamers, with fairly low power consumption/heat dissipation.
> the Czech Pirate party is extremely pro-Brussels and has hardly breathed a word against it.

I find "pro-" or "anti-" Brussels to be a false dichotomy. You can be _for_ the existence of the EU, but be critical of how it works, of the proposals coming from one of its institutions, and actively participate in improving the organisation.

Which is exactly what this MEP is doing.
It's his mother's fault for losing the documentation of his name change.

Am I prepared? Yes. I have all my important identity documents locked in a fire safe. If something should happen to them, I'm willing to pay the $250, etc. amount to fix the problem.
In the main, decentralized community (small player?) centered networking. Mesh ++. I admit it's some time since I thought about it but OLPC is what came to mind.
I recently wrote a white paper on host level container security for a security oriented product.

Say what you want about kernel security, but most side channel attacks are statistically using syscalls which are highly unusual for a regular, hosted application to make. Using a combination of SecComp and LSM apps (SELinux/AppArmor) you can defend against most of these attacks.

You are right that containers alone are not sandboxes, but namespacing does help in terms of isolation. If you want to sacrifice performance for some further security you can use an application kernel, which further defends the host kernel. Additionally, you can try to sandbox with host and node level isolation for services, which refines the application syscall profile to be very consistent and predictable. Then if something unusual occurs on the host (like writing to disk) then you can take definitive action like shutting the host down. That's some of the principles Bottle rocket was written on, among others.
'this is complicated, nuanced and not literal' - arn't most things though? At least the person you are replying to started their comment with a weasel word - you're the one making the categorical statement about whether it is literal.
NIST Seeks Public Input on Consumer Software Labeling for Cybersecurity
Conservative voter here.

I'll gladly trade you the state-level advantages held by the GOP for the national media machine controlled by the Dems. I think the media is the most powerful over the long haul.
Is the code in question used by browsers like Chrome, or bypassed in favor of Skia?
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I agree but the point is that knowledge of the countries of the world is the most basic sign of education besides reading. The average 18 year old knows even less about science than geography. But geography is important because not knowing it is extremely embarrassing.
I can tell you're not a fan of Reddit
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The primary problem for email at this point is that it's a highly effective cyberattack channel, because it allows anyone, claiming any identity, to send you any content, without limits. This cannot be "fixed" as it's the intended function.

No one was working on an alternative that addresses this problem, so I drafted & implemented "TMTP". It also addresses a variety of other common email problems.

https://mnmnotmail.org/

https://twitter.com/mnmnotmail
No, not necessarily a PD 'dock'. A goodly number of TB3 devices provide power. If it's got it's own AC power it generally also provides power back to the host machine.
The one that puts the sun where it belongs at 12
Working a midnight shift on a Saturday evening and going home an hour 'early' is quite pleasant.

Working a midnight shift on a Saturday evening and having to work an hour extra isn't.

The 'extra' hour feels nice this time of year. When the days are getting shorter and it's getting colder. And you know colder and darker days are ahead. While in the Spring you have Spring to look forwards too.

They often talk about the increase in accidents in the spring. But this time of year road conditions typically get worse. In terms of lack of daylight, more active wildlife and other small issues(first frost, wet roads, slippery leaves, Summer tires still on, etc).
Project Kuiper announces plans and launch provider for prototype satellites
Tell me with a straight face that counting papers without regard to impact or journal is a good way to measure research impact.

Do you have any idea what they do to game those metrics?
> Or Aphyr, one of the world's most respected distributed systems verification engineers, who failed to get responses to any of his job applications when he graduated from college less than a decade ago.

http://danluu.com/programmer-moneyball/
Some people could be craving coffee because of iron deficiency yet coffee contains natural compounds called tannins that can prevent your body from absorbing iron.
Speaking about something I needed yesterday, how about an app that lets you brick up or nail plywood to windows and doors?

Zombie Proof your home safely from inside!

Also a graffiti spray paint tool for vandalizing, with in app purchases for paint cans, bricks, cement, trowels, plywood, crowbars, nails, hammers, and nail guns.

Of course then you'd have to write a zombie simulator to break down your doors and windows, and knock holes in your walls that you have to patch up.

To that end, SimFreaks and SimSlice just released this tour-de-force indie Zombie Sims Expansion Pack for The Sims 1 -- check out the nice rusty corrugated walls and zombie movie posters, and interactive chum barrels:

https://zombiesims.com/gallery.html
I infer that you mean that a senior professional is more adept at mitigating the effects of burnout. While that may often correlate, I don't think it follows that someone is less professional or at an insufficient level if they are suffering from burnout. Many times the factors at play exist within an organization regardless of how one member performs.
The actual report: https://www.cnn.com/2020/09/10/business/amazonbasics-electro...
> it is unclear why the police told him it was civil

It's just typical first level support. Police didn't see any obvious simple solution and wanted the issue out of their hair so they said the thing which usually gets the issue out of their hair. The person persisted and escalated the issue higher. (for example to the news papers.) And now "The BBC put Mr Hall in touch with Bedfordshire Police's fraud squad, which has begun an investigation."
Windows UIs can draw natively at non-integer scales. This put them a good decade behind macOS for software support because 3rd party products all needed tons of work to support it, and would all get drawn at 1x with pixelated upscaling in the meantime.

But now that it's more widely supported, it's really the more efficient and more precise solution.

I had a Surface Pro 3 with a default 150% scale and the experience in 2014 was great as long as you lived in OneNote.
The Land Registry is the final arbitor of who owns what in England and Wales. So yes, right now the Registry says this New Owner owns this property, there is no way to contest this in a court of law, the official Land Registry paperwork is de jure supreme, it has the same legal effect as if an Officer from the Registry was in Court to say yup, that's who owns this property says the Crown.

But, of course what we've got here is apparently Fraud. Presumably the likely legal outcome is that the actual sale price or, if higher, fair market value, must go to the previous legitimate owner. Unless the new owner is shown to have committed fraud.

The Solicitors are required to be insured. And of course the Government owns the Land Registry and so is quite capable of standing any of its potential liabilities, though it seems most likely the Solicitors screwed up here in accepting bogus "proof" of identity.
Location: Brussels, Belgium

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Not at the moment

Technologies: React, TypeScript, Node.js, Python, Perl, PostgreSQL, Debian GNU/Linux

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Hi, I am a Full-Stack Engineer who is also interested in exploring the Data/ML Engineering track.

Recently, I've been most excited about open source software, SaaS business models, Jamstack, machine learning, and the decentralized future of the web.

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A motivated and ambitious engineer, graduated with a BS.c in computer engineering and working in the industry of Control Systems. Seeking an opportunity in a reputable company to apply the academic background, skills and experience to build the career path in R&D Software Engineering.

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i personally think that it would be a more interesting move in its foray into hardware acceleration if intel gives first class support to julia
My experience is you need to find the right amount of force in order to crack the shell without smashing it.

As a child I found that the right tool helped: too big a rock and everything is smashed, too small and it's not cracked at all, but you can find the right one that nicely crack the shell by taping it on the nut.
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It's common to buy real estate from someone you already trust, such as a family member. You know the title was good when they bought it, so you can bet the title insurance fee (several thousand dollars) against that trust nothing fishy happened since then.
‘The Young H.G. Wells’ Review: The Original Futurist
Just take it down and move on with life is probably your best option.

If it really matters, hire a lawyer familiar with such matters.

If it doesn't matter, then it doesn't matter.

Good luck.
Going on a bit of a tangent here, but I would really prefer if less people chose video as the medium to explain things. For me at least it's markedly easier, quicker, and convenient to read things.
> Do you think any markup of more than 5% is unreasonable? What about Apple's physical products? What about ... every retail store in existence?

Retail stores maintain a physical presence and have actual overhead, as do online retailers that have to maintain warehouses, subsidize free shipping, etc. What is the overhead on an app submission, or an app purchase? Charging 30% overhead for $0.0012 cents of bandwidth, an algorithmic review of your app that only might be supplemented by an actual human review, and a literally free file copy operation comes nowhere close to that. This is a lot closer to payment processor fee territory in terms of the actual work being done by the provider.

You would think they would do more for their app developers with such a hefty fee, but they don't, so they need to be regulated. These fees are just theft.

In the case of Roblox, you can argue "but what about the platform?" but 5% is still a metric-crap-ton of revenue and is more than enough to keep their platform afloat (especially if they don't have to give 30% upstream to Apple/Google). We've just become accustomed to ridiculous % cuts because monopolies have normalized this practice. In the early 00s, the idea of an app store even taking a cut was viewed as laughable. Then it became normal.
Eye-Scanning Silver Orb Cryptocurrency Launches with $1B Valuation
Exactly correct. Video is on a different level of cost/complexity than images, html, etc. Video is not one of those things you can have your build pipeline automatically optimize for you as part of deploy (well at least not if you want deploys in a reasonable amount of time).

Disclaimer: Founder of service that lets you use <smartvideo> tag with raw, unfiltered videos, and automatically turns them into optimized, streaming, cdn enabled playback.
With Drip Irrigation water would be allowed to sip deeper into the ground. What I'm thinking of is more like hydroponics, but with regular soil medium in a typical farm environment.
Seems like `which` should be added to POSIX
Can you give an example? I've never seen a project (outside domains on APL, etc.) that seriously relied on any Unicode capabilities in the code itself (again, I am not talking about localized strings). My native language is not English, I've worked with people all over Europe, China, India, Japan, Israel, etc. - there are a lot of exciting i18n/l10n problems but I have never seen much of what a compiler would need to be concerned with.
...and before widespread public education, many of them couldn't even read.
We already have one party rule by the super wealthy. The fights between Democrats and Republicans are just show business to distract from the real problems of the country.