skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> So I can program in F# and run it in Python?

Yes.

> What are the limitations?

It's in alpha.

> Also, is the resulting code readable?

I think so, at least in this screenshot: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/849479/104726627-3... from this PR https://github.com/fable-compiler/Fable/issues/2339

Its author gives a talk about it here, though you may need to make a (free) account: https://skillsmatter.com/skillscasts/17237-fable-python-f-sh...

He elaborates on the above screenshot and shows F# and Python running on the same Jupyter kernel.
Maybe there is a Crypto bubble
Two interns are helping secure millions of lines of code
If something can't possibly be implemented in a legal way, then maybe, just maybe, it's just a bad idea?

"It's impossible to comply with the ban on murder while we continue killing people" - Yes, that's the point. Stop doing what you're doing.
Hm. This argument falls flat to me. A feed is considered editorialized by you, but nearly any combo of content is editorialized to some degree. A magazine makes editorial decisions on where in the magazine articles are placed... this does not mean its censorship, it just means you haven't read the whole thing.

Also, the tools exists on all of these social media products to actually go and check on your friends' pages where you can see their updates. Nothing stops you from doing that and consuming the content you wish.
CRT isn't progressive extremism.

It's history.
Apple’s Federighi delivers dramatic speech on dangers of sideloading
Great thanks.

So we have a DB and a service in front of it. The DB gets a new schema, but the service maps to the previous representation in such a way that clients do not need to know about the new schema. Is that the gist?

Then when it comes to using Fauna, what is it that does not allow such a data flow?
"Just trust the experts and ignore anything else you might read." Sorry, you'll forgive me for completely ignoring that advice.

>there are plenty of studies I could also dig up saying the opposite

This has been promised to me many times, and never delivered.
https://www.economist.com/graphic-detail/2021/09/03/real-wor...

Real-world test of both cloth masks and surgical masks, demonstrating a decreased prevalence in towns randomly selected for mask distribution and education (not mandates, which is important; nowhere near 100% compliance, with 13% vs 42% masking) across 350,000 subjects.

> The distribution of surgical masks resulted in a striking 35% reduction in confirmed symptomatic cases among people aged 60 or older.

Again, that's without a masking mandate or even 50% mask compliance.
Thanks I only read the charts
> I have nine different browsers installed on this machine

Why?
I still don't get CSS in javascript. Why blow up the size of the payload when linking to a compiled style sheet is sufficient? Yes, I realize some components are one-offs, but I think the discpline required to keep CSS clean is a small price to pay for mitigating bloat.
TailwindUI is not great comparison. Its a commercial product - bunch of snippets. You could build pretty similar thing with tachyons by replacing the class names to tachyons version.

I like tachyons looks more than tailwind but you can change tailwind using config to look exactly like tachyons but you cant turn tachyons into looking like tailwind.

So i use tailwind.
Wouldn't be street legal here, by the looks of it. No safety for pedestrians. Pure killer machine.
You created your account one day ago and it's name is even an anti-mask anti-government slogan.

This site had just been overwhelmed with people who don't want discourse or even to change minds. They want to make their fringe views seem more popular than they really.

The worst part is all the effort people have to do finding studies to disprove you while all you do is spout unverified conclusions.

I know it's against the rules to attack a poster but I'll risk it.
and how do i do that, make a quick commission?
In Australia at least you do see N95 masks being used. And K80/K94 ones are very popular especially amongst Asian communities.

But the type of mask is irrelevant to the discussion. It's about whether they are effective in preventing transmission. And on that point the answer is unequivocally yes.
Why do people prefer Tailwind to Bootstrap (css only)? THey both seem really similar but I've been using Bootstrap so long that I haven't had the impetus to change.
No, I'm talking of high purity silicon necessary for the crucibles used to manufacture polysilicon wafers suitable for PV solar panels.
Emacs is not that much different there with it's C-core and lisp-land. It had even a similar case with the reimplementation of linenumber-mode in C for performance-reasons. The question is more what emacs can offer generally that vscode is lacking in ability, even just theoretically. Because in reality there are of course many features not implemented yet in vscode.
The way I usually put it is you have a choice: learning your tools in depth or relearning old skills each time your tools tools. I decided upon the former and firmly believe it was the right decision.

That being said, there is a cost. Tools that adapt with the times try to reduce the effort needed to get contemporary tasks done. Stable tools tend to reflect the times in which they were created (or at least peaked), meaning that it may take more effort to get things done in the here and now. Unfortunately, Emacs is very much a reflection of this.
Interesting read, but seems like a tangential topic?
FWIW, at least some of their devices will happily work with a mainline Linux kernel. I have a GPD MicroPC running Debian Buster.
So is the truck driver guy who got elected in NJ 'elite' or not?
KF94 masks are the rough equivalent of N95s, which are relatively cheap and plentiful. When I go out I now use a CAN99 mask.
The law is not specific at all in regards to the format of the document. So to talk about an “API legally” has no meaning. In a private scenario it makes sense but what we are talking about here is public documents which are sent through an API. The city has responsibility to only send information I have (as a parent) legally right to see. How I parse it and present it is up to me as citizen (through an app or save it as json and upload to an excel file or such)

One implication of this project could be that government agencies in Sweden can not have private API:s.

To use more proprietary methods (private api:s) will have no effect on the constitutional law. You still have received a public document as a citizen.
Assuming you live in the US, you'll get to find out the long term developmental and social effects that forcing toddlers and young children to both wear masks and see most faces in masks.

I stopped reading your link when it presented its first case study as that story about two Covid-positive hairdressers. It also has to add the caveat that "Data regarding the “real-world” effectiveness of community masking are limited to observational and epidemiological studies."
Happy to see this, congrats to Mitch!

<Void> lives on
The Novavax vaccine is a recombinant protein vaccine and only contains the spike protein: https://mvec.mcri.edu.au/references/novavax-covid-19-vaccine...
How often does a non-controversial site gets added to it vs the genuine threats/phishing websites it protects grannies from? I think it has an absolutely good tradeoff based on the relative percentages of the former categories.
Might be best of both worlds if you write JS apps. Not if you write html :)
Lessons Learned Migrating from Python to the Wolfram Language
You're absolutely right. I took a look at a handful of recent IPOs (Snowflake, Unity, Gitlab) and they all basically had just a month lag between S-1 filing and IPO date.
Coronavirus Nucleocapsid Protein
you we're using @apply to extract into classes?
Why would this law be unworkable? You are under the assumption that you have a god-given right to DeFi. You do not.

If this law is incompatible with DeFi, it is DeFi that is unworkable, not the law.
This one was getting a lot of media attention: https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2021/09/09/masks-rand...

A list of 49 studies that back it:
https://www.kxan.com/news/coronavirus/do-face-masks-work-her...
This is awesome. Hashicorp tools are great and I'd argue that Terraform is one of the most important dev tools in the last ten years.
I own both the MicroPC and GPD Pocket 2. The difference in size is not that large, IMO. In fact, I did carry the Pocket around in the front pocket of my pants for a while, specifically as a portable but full-featured device. Granted, these were cargo pants, but still.
> No wonder you feel like hell, where is time for people, leisure, exercising and all the other activities that will help you move faster by feeling better?

You can't do all of that and have a job and also make significant progress on a side project. There isn't enough time in the day.

https://blog.asmartbear.com/two-big-things.html
> The Safe Browsing Update API, on the other hand, compares 32-bit hash prefixes of the URL to preserve privacy. The Chrome, Firefox and Safari browsers use the latter.

How exactly?
bastardoperator, would you also say that you don't denigrate people based on their parents marital status online?

On YouTube just saying your name would get your videos demonetized and I have a feeling your username banned.
I have actively used Vagrant, Consul, Terraform, and Vault and I really have never understood all the fanboyism for Hashicorp. Their products are OK but easily replaceable and often redundant in modern cloud providers. Wish them luck on their attempt to cash in but I for one do not intend to buy any stock.
Don't share any air with deer either.

https://arstechnica.com/science/2021/11/sars-cov-2-seems-to-...
If you're using `apply`, you might as well have just written the CSS normally, imo
It seems that you don't play Genshin impact game. You can't buy ascension materials with money. You pay for stronger characters with more versatile playstyles, but it won't make the game less grindy. You still have to fight for materials by yourself.

Also as other said, different f2p games work differently. In Genshin, you can easily complete the main request with free characters. Most people (like me), just pay to pull for particular characters they love. (Just check Hu Tao's character demo from their official yt account and you may get a glimpse how the characters (regardless of strength) are attracting themselves.))
I had LASIK almost 20 years ago and for me it's been wonderful. My vision settled down to a small (about -0.5) prescription which hasn't changed since then. Legally I can drive without glasses but I basically only wear them for driving and the cinema. Multiple optometrists in the years since have told me that I have no corneal flattening, no scarring, and I've had no dryness.

Relevant to the OP it was quite a procedure to experience. I was a little concerned before but it was quite interesting to watch the corneal flat be cut open (with no feeling at all) and peeled back, then see the little laser flashes accompanied by (weirdly) a smell of burned hair. When they dropped the flap back down my vision was instantly corrected, although initially a bit cloudy.
Newb investor here, but huge hashi user. Do you have any insight as to when stocks become available after an IPO?
...plus the 'Matrix-M1' adjuvant - saponin from tree bark.

And, if you wish, polysorbate 80 to assemble the spike proteins into nanoparticle "parcels". In fact, I think the Novavax particles should be radial bunches of spike proteins tied at their "tail" - see e.g. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/health/novavax-covi...

Adequately technical and well done is the description at https://www.sciencemediacentre.co.nz/2021/09/14/what-do-we-k...
> All that said, the joy of doing something for us by us is not something I've encountered in my 15 year career yet

I like the "us" in your comment. I worked on many personal projects, the best was when someone else is working with me. By the time you finish your feature, the other person would have finished his, and you see everything being built fast and with less pain.

Actually as you know, startups are recommended to have at least 2 founders. So I would suggest that if you are working on a project alone, find help
The automaker should be responsible for recycling their batteries to allign incentives.

Imagine trying to dissassemble a 20 yo EV battery with rust and salt bridges everywhere and not die in the process.
The thing about F2P games is that the vast majority of revenue is made from a tiny majority of players. In reality you'll find that the majority of players did not spend any money, a certain portion spends some money but around as much as Dark Souls costs, and a small minority spends massive amounts of money which makes up most of the revenue.

So indeed, most people that do play Genshin Impact do find the frustration worth it. I'd say a fair few of those find that the frustration makes it better.
s/fired me/fired him lol
I've been considering an approach like this, but I don't want to risk going back down the path of "having to name things".
The median house price in Washington State is $450K. If you have another $1.7M in assets when you die, you died rich.
GitHub Copilot blew my mind on a code-along exercise
Except it can. This is a bill that has not passed yet. That is the entire point of the article, to argue against this new legislation.

No need to equate DeFi with murder either, that's just being ridiculous.
If you think that's crazy, check out how email worked on ARPANet: https://wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_email#ARPANET_mail
Omg I still remember vagrant as the state of art for the job back then.

Great job Mitchell, one of the company that I have respect on goes public!! Good luck!!
> If a phone has a bad radio it could affect hundreds of other customers.

I still don't understand - what does 'activation' do, how does it prevent a bad radio from interfering with other customers? Why not kick phones with bad radios off their network, regardless of what model they are? Do they activate every phone with a conforming radio, or are they more picky? If they are more picky - why? How can they even distinguish one conforming phone from another? If a phone conforms to the network rules, what reason do they have for caring what sort of phone it is?

> and it is their right.

They are near-monopolies providing an essential service using public airwaves. Lets not pretend they're equivalent to Moe's tavern down the street.
Well done, but politically charged. For example, why don't we see an item like "Human activity causes general climate warming trend but all-cause climate-related deaths (flood, drought, extreme temperatures) continue massive trend downward"?

https://ourworldindata.org/ofdacred-international-disaster-d...
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/05/150520193831.h...
https://news.emory.edu/stories/2021/07/climate_change_heat_r...

edit: fixed link
I get why people are skeptical of Tailwind, and I was too when I started a job at a new place that used it for their frontend, but now I'm totally onboard and use it for all my personal projects. Incidentally I'm wearing my TailwindCSS shirt today!

It really fixed a whole slew of my biggest pain-points with CSS. The biggest one being that you have to jump between files when modifying a single UI. Which isn't just annoying while developing, but it's also even more frustrating when refactoring and you have to come back to some files you haven't touched in a long time, trying to cross-reference ID names and styles between the template and the CSS.

It's also just way more concise than typing CSS which helps with the fast iteration. e.g. jumping to a different file and typing

#id-name {
margin: auto;
}

vs just being in the tag and typing

`class="m-auto"`

Maybe it doesn't seem like that huge of a difference, but I find it saves me so much mental overhead when I'm in the flow of putting together a UI, and I work way faster now. It's also really not that difficult to learn the syntax, which stays pretty consistent throughout all the different CSS properties you can apply. Also the responsive syntax is so much nicer than the typical "@media screen blah blah" syntax is vanilla CSS

On top of this, it's not even just a different way of writing CSS - you inherently end up working in a built-in design system that you can tweak to your liking. For example, the margins go up in units of 0.25rem, it comes with a pretty good built-in color palette (that you can add to/modify in the config), etc. Which keeps you on something of a consistent grid, and is really good for teams where you don't want some new guy coming in using weird sizings or units.

If you don't like the idea, I'd urge you to give it a real shot, even on a small application. Try converting styles on a page to Tailwind. I think it's worth it in the long run.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pruneyard_Shopping_Center_v._R...

In American constitutional law, this case established two important rules:

under the California Constitution, individuals may peacefully exercise their right to free speech in parts of private shopping centers regularly held open to the public, subject to reasonable regulations adopted by the shopping centers

under the U.S. Constitution, states can provide their citizens with broader rights in their constitutions than under the federal Constitution, so long as those rights do not infringe on any federal constitutional rights

So far the court has rejected the application of Pruneyard to the online space, but it might change with more sympathetic plantiffs
> I had a first working version of the USB stack for the STM32F405 micro-controller about four years ago, but I couldn’t find the time to make this implementation clean and micro-controller agnostic until last year.

How can you make the implementation micro-controller agnostic if the microcontroller itself implements the USB protocol as well to a great extent, and you don't want to waste that part of the silicon?
The majority of Genshin players have enough self control to not spend any money.

Certainly, if you make such patch you can't have it be too easy, it should be a challenge to get 5* characters and there should still be some RNG.

Really the biggest obstacle is that updates may happen and prevent new content from being available.
Thanks!

Well we have already made the source code open and free and also encouraged the city to release an app with our source code as base. They weren’t interested in that. They would rather license the app, support and maintenance to us. We have quoted a fixed sum per month for that service and we plan to use that money to reimburse everyone sending PR:s we merge.
Such renaming is part of the LSP protocol, so any LSP supporting editor (Emacs, nvim, etc.) will support this as long as the used language server does. I can do this with clangd and Emacs, but it's not Emacs specific anymore.

There may still be some gap with some very advanced integrated IDE support, but the LSP ecosystem is still evolving and getting there. Which is not a surprise as Microsoft designed it for VS Code. The difference now is not so much between an IDE and a given editor, but between and IDE built-in language support and LSP servers for a given language. For C/C++ the progress of clangd is real over a few years, and it's very usable now.
FWIW I disabled "Allow network connectivity during connected-standby" in group policy and it seems to be better (fingers-crossed).

Apparently I'd set that to "enabled" last year when trying to deal with the wifi flakiness after wakeup. However setting it to disabled now, I am not getting the flakiness so far, so maybe a software update fixed that problem. (Again, fingers crossed).
It's actually a very common role that encompasses far more than the traditional "head of sales" role
And toys were contraband in Texas until 2008. You'd have to register as a sex offender if caught selling them.
But we're talking a small lead in many cases, a lot of times a tie, for 30% higher power draw here.
for general edification:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coronavirus_nucleocapsid_prote...
If our perception of events are in relation to our past experiences, that could also explain this phenomenon. For example let's say you think back to that carefree, fun summer when you were five years old and marvel at how long that seemed to last, compared to the summer at age thirty that you barely remember. Well that 3-month summer made up 3 / (5 x 12) or 5% of your life at age five but only 3 / ( 30 x 12) or 0.8% of your life at age thirty, so the memory from age five would be 6x more salient (ignoring other factors like uniqueness of experience, how "present" you are, visual information processing, etc). Or maybe you were just on a real bender that summer you turned 30.

edit: just realized emreb has a similar comment after reading further down the thread!
> If people don't continue to leak information on crimes against humanity, America will continue to be a warmonger.

The US is not a warmonger - it is the defense umbrella for the free world.

However, random drone strikes and clumsy interventions in Islamic countries are counter to any benefits.

This is not well-understood, but the reason foreign powers are involved in Afghanistan is to fund a federal government - a capital and some services (roads, banking, mining, etc.) The MSM frames that as invasions, but Afghanis invite outsiders for that purpose, but they don't want a perceived occupation.
Interesting, I didn’t know that was the flaw. The battery in mine lasted less than 3 months, so this doesn’t sound like a coincidence.

It’s interesting seeing people sing the praises of the Micro, I treat it as a lesson learnt.