skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Think from the user perspective.

The API allows a third party access to the user's data. (Granted, it's with permission, but Facebook knows full well that most users don't understand what permissions they're giving away).

I would therefore expect Facebook to lock down API access if the user attempts to use more secure privacy settings, which it appears is exactly what they're doing here.
That “wat” is because we use the system ‘curl’ when we can here. The comment is stating why we can’t in this case. Not ideal, I’ll admit.
I know there are some very good projects out there, but if I could "wish" any software into existence: It would be nice to have an "enterprise-level" LISP-To-GoLang environment WITH a massive library of course.

There is just something nice about the Go-Lang eco-system and compiling to static binary, not too many XML/JVM magic.
of course you can desolder and move the chips - all you need is a hot air station and some flux. It's of course harder but nothing even remotely close to breaking the encryption itself, like orders of magnitude easier - any hobbist can do it.

It's another story, a part of the encryption is stored in yet another place on Macs, which it'd be still stored there if the SSD could be moved in/out.
What are the advantages of Fedora over Ubuntu - if any?

I have been using Ubuntu as my daily driver for a few years now, without complaints, but as I will be getting a new laptop in the near future I might consider other distros. Back when I installed Ubuntu 18.04 I shortly tried Fedora, but for as simple reason as I did not like the "look" I switched to Ubuntu and ran with it ever since.
i think it's done for job security. kinda like antivirus software always had new "threats", but that's probably not true, it just feels sometimes like we are reinventing the wheel to keep tech jobs relevant, at least in certain fields
Build Telegram Bot for Raspberry Pi Smart Home Projects
With Telegram (pyTelegramBotAPI) control your Raspberry Pi for smart home projects. You can send and receive information to/from Raspberry Pi, activate/deactivate GPIO's on the card. Telegram is a very efficient way to conduct a two way communication.
What Covid has shown for global nomads like me is that being together is the greatest gift. Contributing by bringing food and having a fun and memorable* time is not thoughtless; it is the way.

*in a good way
Even if true, that's definitionally unrelated to whether or not systemix racism exists or not. It just means that you've personally defined some ambiguous bar of entry for whether or not you think marginalized voices require honest thought.
+1, this is a great idea!
I just found it in my spam. It was sent on Oct 22nd, you had to reply by Oct 27th. Damn.
We keep hearing about this issue from one port, but the shipping crisis is global. Are other big ports (rotterdam/singapore/...) having the same issue?
It is not explained anywhere what the heat map is of… is it the age of the line or the number of commits? Is this configurable or what?
no code will increase alongside ai, developers won't have jobs in the future. it'll be interfaces where the system builds it's solution okay after you tell it what you want. basically jit on steroids
Does anyone know how much US port shenanigans and supply chain drama affect Canada for consumer goods? Seems like items on my wishlist are still regularly being restocked in US storefronts vs Canada.
My partner is one of the most optimistic and positive people I have ever met. One day we discussed negative self talk, and she was like "nope, don't have that", as I was trying to explain the negative self talk. Then she was like "oohhhhh, you mean my brainstorm partner!!!!". Floored me. She just _doesn't_ do negative self talk, instead it's a collaborative problem solving approach. Amazing.
This is some expansion of toxic community pissing matches where none of the de-googled AOSP communities can seem to stop shit-talking each other.

It’s like some non-happy ending version of Dr. Seuss’s butter-side-down people. No one appears to remember where the conflict started.
They look better in decimal encoding, personally.

http://3509828724/

If you feel sadistic, it's also legal to use octal encoding.

http://0321.0063.0274.0164/
The writer just wrote a bunch of complaints that are messy that are full of communist buzzwords to appeal to anyone who just likes communist buzzwords. None of the points they bring up make sense nor are any of them factual. Its for non musicians to read, see that the program is seen as white and racist, have no idea how it works but they all agree its a bad program because the writer told them so.
One simple way that's already practiced in some places is to tax unoccupied residencies - and, ideally, use that tax to subsidize housing. And then you either live in your apartment yourself, or put it up as a rental under the terms required by the law, or you pay up.
Ford reveals Mustang Mach-E GT electric crate motor
I understand exactly what you're saying. It's perfectly reasonable. However, it's not what companies are selling.

They sell "unlimited". That's what their marketing always promises. Nowhere does it say "unlimited, but only if you're a normal everyday 50th percentile person". They always say it's "unlimited".

So they should absolutely be obligated to keep their promise and deliver unlimited service to even the 99.9999th percentile users. That's what they sold consumers, that's what consumers should get.
I kind of know that's what it's taken to mean, I entirely disagree though. If it's not your hardware, on your property, you're not self-hosting, you're renting.
These projects are great and definitely needed as a first requirement for an extensive 3rd-party-library. Been looking around at LISPs/CJ and there doesn't seem a very up2date library for dynamic-web-scraping or controlling headless-Chrome. Compared say to Golang. Of course this a nitpick and a sample size of one :)
> Does it refuse to get rid of dialect and variation if the race of the person processed is white? If it doesn’t it doesn’t make it white.

For it to remove any dialect, it has to consider some dialect as standard. Think about it.

> I’m not reading the whole crazy pointless long article about more fake problems, the abstract is ridiculous enough.

Well if you're going to question-beg, then you can't really complain can you.

The rest of what you said is a different complaint than the one I answered, so you're moving the goal post but then setting up a straw man of what that person wrote when you say such music can't be made on it. They were specific in what they said and it didn't exclude the possibility of making some of it with it.

This subject is definitely something that's been discussed a lot in music lately, so apparently it's not that meaningless to many people. Adam Neely has a popular video on what people are talking about if you're curious. [1]

1. https://youtu.be/Kr3quGh7pJA
Monopoly on "having a social life on internet", Facebo...ehm now META, owns Instagram, WhatsApp, Messenger, Oculus, and what else? I know I can avoid these services, infact I'm trying to doing it for important things, I put there only "silly pictures/infos) but tell to all your friends to switch from Facebook to Mastodon or from WhatsApp to Signal... I can convince some of them, but not all, also because these services are objectively more complicated to use for a normal user. I hate to say this. It's like if you don't want to use phone call or internet connection because you hate you telco or ISP.
I see... Interesting problem, we had a similar issue previously where we didn't define our users well. This time we rigorously interviewed potential users before even started anything :D
That is one of the core messages from Narconomics, one of the reasons I love the book. Drugs are a business, and Narconomics has a point when recommending that we look at the drug problem from a business perspective. Obviously we don't, but we should.
Don't set yourself short on biology, since you're clearly referring to your genetic make-up. Gene-expression is way more complex and a much bigger factor than most people give it credit for. The environment impacts gene-expression quite a bit and I believe it's a big part of learning new things as experience provokes or suppresses gene expression. More to come.
> If you just make being high all day and acceptable and low cost life decision

It's possible that you may think that being a homeless addict with a drug prescription is an 'acceptable low cost life decision'.

I personally don't see how adding 'with a drug prescription' suddenly makes it particularly attractive and low cost. From all I can observe, living in that sort of situation is still utter misery and shit. Can't say I feel one bit of envy for it, when I drive past the onramp tents - even if the drugs were free.

Do you?
"Power Grid" means the network of tiny wires around a chip that distributes power. It does not mean the network of big wires that distribute power around a nation.
EBM makes it seem that the only thing affecting the weight of human is calorie balance and there will not be any scenario where calorie deficit might not always lead to weight loss.

If water is free of calorie, has weight, affects body in some way, shouldn't that be taken into account?

Weeks of 1000kCal deficit without weight loss might not necessarily mean EBM is wrong. But EBM doesn't explain the phenomenon.
Git Branches: a crash course guide
We are looking at the building blocks of our genome
I expect it will be like a build-your-own magazine. Maybe you subscribe for 10-15 dollars a month and get to configure a list of 5-10 substackers who would take an equal share.
Ever since driving an electric car, I have come to believe that a gas-throttle car’s laggy response during stop and go traffic may be responsible for the elasticity of the delay propagation. From zero, a piston pumper goes through a complicated series of windups which seems like days compared to an electric motor.
Sometimes there is someone else who wants to lead but can't due to political reasons. You can try supporting them. Little things like seconding someone's ideas can go a long way. At least in the place I work at.
Five Applications of Artificial Intelligence – Part1
There is a theory in evolutionary psychology that consciousness is tightly coupled to inner voices (voices of the Gods) [0]. Personally I find the theory compelling, but I do not know how well accepted it is.

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Origin_of_Consciousness_in...
What is this green card prioritization mechanism you allude to?
I love the term you coined “Future MBA”. Seems like one can run a pretty interesting/witty/funny blog or Twitter account about Present MBA screwing over Future MBA to underline the ever present quarter by quarter decision making in corporate America.
take a sample of Morris' own writing,

from 'Useful Work versus Useless Toil' :

"Worthy work carries with it the hope of pleasure in rest, the hope of the pleasure in our using what it makes, and the hope of pleasure in our daily creative skill. All other work but this is worthless; it is slaves' work — mere toiling to live, that we may live to toil."

And from 'News from Nowhere' (i.e. Utopia) :

"See all round you people engaged in making others live lives which are not their own, while they themselves care nothing for their own real lives — men who hate life though they fear death."

An American contemporary for comparison:

"experience demonstrates that there may be a slavery of wages only a little less galling and crushing in its effects than chattel slavery, and that this slavery of wages must go down with the other."
- Frederick Douglass
I love the way this is written, can't wait for part 2!
Standard (YC S17) Is Hiring SREs and MLEs, US and Europe (Remote)
Same, I think this is normal. Having to close my eyes to visualize is like having to read out loud to parse the text. I assumed nobody needed to close their eyes and that they did this in movies so "you know" they are thinking.
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The iBuyers[0] are also capable of accidentally cornering a small market to weird consequences. When that happens, prices can temporarily spike and buyers can decide to defer their purchase/move until prices come down more.

This is particularly pernicious because while there is a ton of housing, very few actual units in a city are ever on the market at once, making it easier for a well capitalized buyer to corner. My small city (pop ~1mil) only has 638 units for sale according to Zillow, which is pretty small all considered.

0 - What an unfortunate name we’ve settled on. Reminds me of the era where every cheap infomercial product had to ape Apple naming conventions.
Did you make your situation clear to your team? I find that is the biggest source of frustration.
> which it appears is exactly what they're doing here

I agree with you, I only wants to say that these are exactly the things for which FB is hated: locks the users inside FB/META.

I'll live without my Instagram backup photos, surely I'll not turn this option ON to give more infos about me on FB.
It has nothing to do with climate change though. Fuel is very price inelastic , i.e. higger price doesn't reduce consumption that much. higher fuel prices adversely affect the poor a lot more .

This tax is largely because despite all the buzz on growth and economic policy ( demonitization etc) the current government is completely incompetent (last wasn't that much better either) to actually increase tax collection.

Very few indians pay tax - only salaried employees really , that's a small percentage of the population.

Also taxing fuel that high is going to also force people to use less clean fuel like wood etc that will negatively impact pollution
While I agree that games can be a dangerous time sink ( and are now basically designed to be as addictive as possible ), I am not sure China's approach is very productive. In fact, it may be counter-productive. Teenagers are not known for following the rules, because they are rules.

I will be curious how it turns out.
Racket also optionally supports a square bracket syntax for cons clauses.

For example, in traditional Scheme one would write:

; this is in R5RS Scheme
(define (length elems)
(cond ((null? elems) 0)
(else (+ 1 (length (cdr elems))))))

But in Racket one would write:

; this is in Racket
(define (length elems)
(cond [(empty? elems) 0]
[else (+ 1 (length (rest elems)))]))

It is also used in let/let*/letrec bindings in Racket; see https://docs.racket-lang.org/guide/syntax-overview.html#%28p....

I don't know the origins of when brackets started appearing in Lisps. I don't remember seeing brackets in the LISP 1.5 Programmers Manual when using S-expressions (though brackets are a core part of M-expression syntax, which LISP 1.5 still supported), and I haven't encountered brackets in Common Lisp.
What type of paid work would a reverse engineer usually pick up?
Nice tool!

One thing I'm wondering about is that it seems that on every deployment a new private key is generated. That would make it hard to pin the (public) key in the certificate in for example an Android app. Is key pinning not that hot anymore?
it's actually big business as usual in the tech world. don't believe me? here is thomas watson (founder of ibm) with adolf hitler

https://www.computerhistory.org/revolution/punched-cards/2/1...
They have a VR web browser, and a full implementation of WHATWG already requires a lot of VR-interfacing technology.

Blame W3 and WHATWG?
You probably did read it somewhere. Facial recognition is proposed as being in the fusiform gyrus based on fMRI scans.

E.g., https://brainblogger.com/2015/10/17/how-the-brain-recognizes... (with a few journal references)
That would be a breaking change for most scripts so would need to be optional (which feels less useful for people).
I'm not sure I see the benefit of this over using the built-in functionality of AWS SSO[1] which is built into AWS and integrates with Control Tower.

If you want to use it's internal iDP - you can. If you want to authenticate against GSuite or another SAML provider, you can do that, too.

[1] https://aws.amazon.com/single-sign-on/
Dupe. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29078204

Also

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29062982

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29061987
Power cuts set to return to Chennai after disappearing during COVID-19 lockdown - https://www.newindianexpress.com/cities/chennai/2020/jul/10/...

Maharashtra staring at load shedding as 13 coal-run power plants shut down - https://m.economictimes.com/industry/energy/power/maharashtr...

Is that recent enough for you? And these are urban areas, not rural ones that are lower priority. I’ve actually lived in a rural area for several years. For a couple of those years we only had electricity for 10 hours out of 24.
Wait, can you elaborate? I’m sincerely interested in going over that material.
some conspiracy theorist think facebook was founded to be a psyops program but i doubt it
New Antibodies Could Slow Down Aging by Destroying Old Cells
1. Building a time tracker that encourages deep work [1]. It's an interesting experience and I'm fascinated by the amount of complexity that is hidden behind building a "simple" time tracker. Reminds me of "Reality has a surprising amount of detail"[2].

2. Writing more, but publishing less. In the past I've been publishing one article per week, but I've later realized that this doesn't improve my writing skills, but just builds my writing habit. These articles end up being low-quality pieces that are easily forgettable. So, now I've changed my approach and I'm investing more time into each article.

[1]: https://ciklus.app/

[2]: http://johnsalvatier.org/blog/2017/reality-has-a-surprising-...
No it’s not. The link I posted plays that music, and the ability to remove variation and dialect doesn’t make it white, and doesn’t mean you have to use it. Having the ability to erase on photoshop doesn’t make it a racial history eraser. If you don’t like hammers don’t use a hammer.

I am not reading that long drivel of propaganda they post as a reference, I’ve had enough crap from them already.

The idea that they need to implement random scales from everywhere to please communists that will accuse them of cultural appropriation doesn’t seem like a very good motivator to me. I never heard any musician ask for it.
Those upside down walking communists can’t write reasons and made frivolous arguments that don’t make sense to anyone who cares to use their brain.
Also see

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29062982

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29061987
Plan 9's rectangle multiplexer, rio, needs an X11 mouse gesture addon for consistent Desktop Environment Application clipboard with Emacs's do/undo versatility.
Perhaps. Unlike in 2008 though, those buyers aren’t typically hoping to sell those houses for a short term profit, most of those investors are hoping to turn them into rent income. This could easily distort prices, and have pernicious social effects, but might not be an asset bubble. After all, if those investors manage to actually charge enough rent to make a profit, is the asset really over priced then?
PHP(2005..n) for when you fail the interview for the above "fancy lang" at FAANG :P

PHP is like the backup-plan(welder,lawyer etc) your parents wanted you to have before going out on the road with your band and making it big :D

/mostly-sarcasm - but a little true ?
I don't, closing your eyes is completely unnecessary for any of this stuff. I assume it's just a phrase.
> Islamic colonisation

How does anyone refute opinions? I'm going to try any way.

"Colonization" occurs when a species or group invades an area and makes it their home while retaining their own distinctiveness. An ant colony is a great example of this. The ants of an ant colony will, forever, be distinguishable from other insects and fauna near their colony.

If I were to point you to an Indian, would you be able to tell if they are descendants of Muslim colonizers? For what it's worth, the Mughals are an Indian dynasty with foreign roots. It's like saying that the Marwaris who settled in South India are colonizers. They keep their language and marwari culture alive while integrating with their south indian neighbors...much like the early Mughals!

> Indian muslims are still largely colonised

I don't know what this means. Are you arguing that their minds are colonized while they go about their day farting, pooping, ordering Swiggy, eyeing neighborhood cuties, and filling petrol in their cars? If so, what does colonization of the mind mean? Are they beholden to some foreign power? Which power? Who specifically in that foreign power structure do they listen to? Does the same argument apply to Indian Catholics who are presumably beholden to the Roman Catholic Pope?

> Indian muslims today continue to associate themselves with the islamic conquerors who had raped, killed and/or forced their ancestors to convert.

Do upper caste Hindus continue to venerate their ancestors who were the ones oppressing their caste inferiors? Honestly, beyond a couple of generations, one seldom knows what the heck our ancestors were up to. All we know is that tradition says to respect our ancestors and so we do it - hindus, muslims, christians, sikhs, atheists alike. No one wants to speak ill of the dead.

> even children do not accept it as it is taught in schools

I don't believe even one child in the history of the Indian education system has independently come to the conclusion that Islamic tyranny has been whitewashed without a degree of brainwashing from her parents/social milieu. If you can name one such child whose insights I can independently verify, I will eat my words. Btw, some Youtube influencers rants about Islamic whitewashing and blanket announcements that "even" children don't believe it are not acceptable to me.
Soviet economy was tilted very heavily towards heavy industry until the very end. For very simple reasons: that's what makes tanks and bombs.

That aside, you can't look at economics of USSR in isolation from its politics. For example, under Stalin, most peasants were effectively tied to their land in kolkhozes and sovkhozes - they couldn't freely move to the cities where the better-paying jobs were, and thus couldn't compete for housing there.
State capitalism did not build China's economic miracle
It doesn’t have to be arguments, lots of people take part in the discourse of the day without arguing. Usually with lengthy threads or other things like the ubiquitous content marketing strategy of asking open ended questions “what kind of vegetable would you be?” and so on. Once you see the pattern it makes a lot of the viral stuff on Twitter a bit eye rolling.

The unsolved problem across all genres of content is still discovery though which is why the single most important activity after you have good content is marketing it. That can be both very time consuming and expensive relative to income to shift the needle on and leads to chasing algorithms around and the strong power law distribution in the results because of all of this gets much easier the bigger your audience is thanks to network effects. The growth of the creator side of the gig economy is largely about that on a personal level.
Isn’t this whole issue based on the fact that there is no profit for Zillow and they are no longer going to be doing this?

Half a billion dollar loss seems like a pretty good indication that maybe…
I couldn’t care less really, I would if someone was just running my code wherever they felt like it though.
For "truly one-shot", you're right. But a "truly one-shot" is not a production machine, it is a test bed, informing what the eventual production machine should look like.

Because even if you will only ever have a single production machine, it will have something go horribly wrong with it and need recreating from fresh hardware (or from a fresh VM or whatever).

I guess, if you're cloud-based, you could turn your finely tuned test box into a template, then you have something that is (effectively) scripted.