skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>I further agree that it does seem like agent provocateurs are at work

Doesn't "seem" like it, they are at work. We had a federal investigation and congressional hearings that confirmed this to be true.

>namely in this very subthread

This isn't reddit. Are you schizophrenic?

>because if I was in charge of a disinfo op, the easiest thing I can do to throw off the trail is to immediately prematurely saturate it with hyperbolic paranoiac accusations

It's neither paranoiac nor accusational. We had a federal investigation and congressional hearings that confirmed the fact that reddit is a target for propaganda campaigns.

>to discredit the idea that my op is an op, by making the idea seem ridiculous and absurd and fringe.

What else do the voices tell you?
Purchase screen has a weird UX bug: three fields(expiry, full name, CV code) go in different order when navigated via tab button. Wonder if this is intentional
Probably a single user business that's has unlimited storage. I think the plan is for $12?
I don't always like a video I've watched that I like. Especially when watching via a playlist with the video full screen.
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Do you think it is easy to actually destroy a house if you actively don't want to?

We're talking chiefly people addicted to opiates, not someone affected by stimulant psychosis.
They can handle homework just fine.

And even if that was the case, the cost would be lower than keeping these people in hotels and less damaging than sleeping rough.
i understand that there are subtle differences between minor versions of python, and its batteries. But what about putting it all into a docker image?
I Implemented Transformer in Transformer
This week in KDE: New Spectacle features and tons of bugfixes
It's "creating an account," in case anyone else doesn't want to read this article. I learned it in my head.
No, you can't see it. You need to calculate it. Are you seriously suggesting that people will start doing math?
Many people are rich on paper, but many of won't be able to cash out if things start going sour.
This is so, so unhelpful.
"Nobody at Apple can unblock your account"

=> You're a-holes.

I can understand that Apple has to deal with a lot of fraud and so they need to proactively flag and ban accounts. But all these accounts are still mutable electronic records. If he moves, changes his email, or changes his name (e.g. marriage) they can update the account to the new reality just fine. So there's nothing preventing Apple from renaming his old account to get it out of the way, then creating a new account with the same data, then re-associating his previous app and music purchases to that new account. Will that involve costly manual work? Probably. But is it possible? Definitely.

What they effectively did here is they screwed up (that part is OK) and now they are trying to weasel out of the consequences (that part is bad) while simultaneously insulting their customer's intelligence by pretending that "expensive to them" equals "impossible" (that part is evil).

Imagine if you walk into an Apple Store, accidentally drop one of their $1000 laptops on the floor so it breaks, and then pretend that it's Apple's fault and refuse to pay for the damage. They'll sue the sh-t out of you. This is kinda the same situation in reverse. They are probably hoping that he won't lawyer up because he's a fanboy. But he should. Corporations need legally binding feedback or else his once favorite company will gradually rot from its core until he can eventually not enjoy using them anymore.
How the most expensive nannies in the world train [video][6m:54s]
Alright, I get this. Thanks for the explanation. I am using VS Code these days, which is why I have no need to use nano/vim for editing code (beyond setting of basic config settings, where speed does not really matter).
Swift is quite fast as an app programming language. I’ve never understood why anyone could consider it a systems programming language with a straight face. But to say that it has a “real performance problem” is a bit of an exaggeration. Compared to the many other languages out there, it’s faster than most.
I'm asking you about this

>Yes. Except. If I have a Python2 tool I paid $X for, and now I need to to change it for $Y because, because, because no reason. Tough luck! Stop "whining" and write a cheque!
Please do not debase yourself with personal attacks and unsubstantiative remarks.

> We had a federal investigation and congressional hearings that confirmed the fact that reddit is a target for propaganda campaigns.

That is correct, and in fact you should have led off to that, instead of immediately jumping to "may be one of the greatest psyop of our time", which completely drowns out any merit to your message. Saying something is suspect is one thing, immediately accusing it of being the work of phantom Russian hackers essentially frames yourself as being QAnon of another political stripe, and discredits your own position. There were many many #resistance grifters and fabulists during the heady days of Russiagate, and you do yourself no favors by using the same sort of accusatory tone and language as that ilk.

Do try harder next time.
Or even more basic:

$ eu-readelf -d /bin/ls | grep NEEDED
NEEDED Shared library: [libselinux.so.1]
NEEDED Shared library: [libcap.so.2]
NEEDED Shared library: [libc.so.6]

Of course the trick is doing it recursively and having nice output.
Stats on England mortality data suggest mis-categorisation of vaccine status
Nice! reminds me of copydeps (https://github.com/Genymobile/copydeps)
> blatantly and prominently push their political agenda

Only if you consider egalitarianism and diversity as political issues. To most of society they are universal values so it’s not contentious.
He was a good man and I loved him very much
Actually, being an investor in a company is the same as owning that company in part.
That's another manual method. There's nothing that automatically gets every single page you go to. And nb would only work for stateless pages anyways.
> Should he have loss access to all iTunes Music, or Movies he bought in the past 10 years?

In the regular law texts, there's this concept of a proportional response. That's also why we punish punching someone differently from killing someone. But here, all bets are off, because he has entered a private dictatorship with a highly erratic monarch where nobody really knows what laws will be applied or when.

If anything, this might be a good example of why some people consider treating multi-national corporations like independent countries.
> Why would they cancel accounts without knowledge of wrongdoing?

I’m not saying that they don’t have that knowledge, and I really don’t mean to offend or be rude, but if the US government asks something of you, you tend to comply wether it’s reasonable or not.

I think it’s naive to think of ourselves as living in a just world. Post 9/11 the CIA abducted European citizens with the knowledge of our governments. In more recent years, here in Denmark we had a rather huge scandal when it was revealed that changing governments had allowed American intelligence services direct access to the backbone of our national internet. The list goes on.

Its of course unfortunate, but the world we live in is basically a huge turd of authoritarian bullshit where the users and customers have no actual enforceable rights.

I mean, even on a much smaller and much more harmless scale, just consider how many times you’ve read about someone losing their Google account here on HN.
Yes, the key to success here is restoring the soil. Once you have healthy soil, the only way to stop forests from happening is large herbivores. There are some interesting large scale efforts to attempt to restore soil across the world. It's a remarkably fast process once it gets going.

The Chinese have a few decades experience with regreening: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Green_Wall_(China)

Doing it wrong, can have some negative effects as well.
if their comments are apart search then this is considered tampering search results
I'm not liking any videos right now. Not sure what to do with the videos on my 'liked list'. Only original & creative content that's impressive is spared from a dislike. Gathered it's subjective.

My block-list & 'don't recommend channel' is growing faster now.
That’s because the like:dislike ratio on contentious issues no longer tells you if the video is worth your time but rather is a reflection of some manipulated brigading effort, atleast anecdotally. This actually does make the ratio useless.
To be totally transparent, I do not have any evidence at hand to speak to that thesis.
My favorite is the fairly new, but excellent PyOxidizer: https://github.com/indygreg/PyOxidizer

It's written in rust and can embed resources and dependencies in the executable.
this is correct. it’s a sign a company is in trouble
In Europe you get paid more, especially in Switzerland. And in general, English is sufficient for getting a CS PhD in Europe.

Two examples of many:

- https://imprs.is.mpg.de/

- https://ethz.ch/en/the-eth-zurich/working-teaching-and-resea...
If you want to work from home on Zoom, be prepared to be fired from home on zoom.

After 2 years of COVID and the movement and fight for work from home, I guess its time people accept that remote work means, remote firing.
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>Should robots appear tomorrow and replace 99.95% of the workforce

In what world is that going to happen?
Exactly. A lot of people unfamiliar with graduate school assume that it is like professional schools (law & medicine) where you actually have to pay (sometimes more than 100K all told for a degree over several years). Graduate stipends may be stingy, but at least you don't end up in debt from it.
I sometimes wonder if part of the CEO job in high valued companies is being the pinpoint person to blame whenever there are hard decisions the shareholders has to agreed upon.

Like, you're basically paid to suck it up.
https://gitlab.com/stavros/deep-dreams/-/blob/master/episode...

"AAAAAAAh WOOAH Jeez guys, I sure wanted to tell you this AWESOME-SPOOKY story that I had, but I can't read the next word on my sheet because my flashlight broke. ffffffffff! I hate it when it breaks."

How did that end up there? Are the AI overlords fucking with people trying to fall asleep?
I personally have a problem with the front page being heavily curated by dang instead of relying on user preferences (as it should be). At some point it's not moderation any more. it's censorship.

Of course when you point it out it's just a "moderation mistake"
Welcome to remote work?

This is what everyone wanted. It's not going to be like normal work exactly, it allows efficiencies like these.

Other than trashy people who are getting told how to feel about it by this article, I think most normal people think this is a good way of doing it.

How do you want it done, HR and tissue boxes and virtual hugs?
Haha got a good laugh from this. Might hire them for my kids too. Though it must be said they live more interesting lives than most.
You can probably get another "few x" faster still:

https://branchfree.org/2019/03/06/code-fragment-finding-quot...

Based on a cursory scan this is the same problem so Geoff's trick should be directly applicable.

The ideas are quite similar: using bit manipulation to detect the in and out regions. Geoff's trick does the "smearing" of the bits in a single SIMD "carryless multiply", plus some supporting stuff. It is constant time for an input word: there is no dependence on the number of bits. So it could be many times faster for inputs with very dense quotes.

For an actual implementation, you'd want to handle the case where you don't have any quotes at all or where they are very sparse, which is common to a lot of CSV with a fast path that bails out when it sees a quote (possibly to be be resumed later if there is again a quote-free run).
How to create a simple CRUD application in Axe API?
Zurich has ~440k and its in the list.
And the best way to do this is to stop consuming animal products, as the majority of our land worldwide used for agriculture is used to support animal culture. Moving away from consuming animals free huge portions of that land, as well as helps to heal the oceans which are devastated both by the byproducts of global warming, but also directly via overfishing.

There is no version of halting global warming that does not involve reducing our reliance on eating animals and their secretions.
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> The downside is if you select & delete two functions, and I concurrently insert a new function in the middle of that range, then the merged result will delete my function.

If the document has a syntax tree format, you would get the right thing if you require that range operations are broken into subranges correspond to subtrees.

Let me work this out where I imagine range operations occur as the insertion of a pair of special characters [range-delete-start] and [range-delete-end], so then we can understand results in terms of merging insertions.

Following your example, if the original is:

f(x) { ... }
g(x) { ... }

I delete this whole block; broken into subtree operations that becomes

[range-delete-start]
f(x) { ... }
[range-delete-end]
[range-delete-start]
g(x) { ... }
[range-delete-end]

You simultaneously insert a function:

f(x) { ... }
[insert-start]
h(x) { ... }
[insert-end]
g(x) { ... }

CRDT rules for the merge are that when an insert operation occurs at the same location the start or end of a range delete the insert is merged to occur outside of the deletion range: the insert range should be placed after an identically-located [range-delete-end] and before an identically-located [range-delete-start]. Then the merged edit is :

[range-delete-start]
f(x) { ... }
[range-delete-end]
[insert-start]
h(x) { ... }
[insert-end]
[range-delete-start]
g(x) { ... }
[range-delete-end]

which simplifies to a result of:

h(x) { ... }
Service exposure and data persistence for a Multi-Cloud Kubernetes cluster
One of the best things modern browsers has delivered.
Anything, even a statically linked binary can run into problems if you upgrade the entire OS..
It seems to me many people assume they'll find their greater fool to sell to and not be left holding the bag - everything else is just rationalising that greed.
Smart and productive people are happiest when they are free to do whatever they feel is worthy of their time and attention. One of the key to their productivity is that they don’t need to be told what to do every step of the way. Retire at 30 does not mean being unproductive, it means working on what you want, when you want. I have even met execs in large orgs that were essentially doing the job because they liked it. They did not need the salary anymore.
I was curious about the fact that you characterized it as "has awful public transportation" and is also "walkable." Would you say if you live in the city center then the latter means the former doesn't matter too much then?
Amazon.com: DE10-Nano Kit

Currently unavailable.
We don't know when or if this item will be back in stock.
From AppleToo to Apple Together
I doubt we'll have a lockdown. Almost all the news coming out says that Omicron cases are milder, so despite the high infection rate governments might decide to not risk hurting public opinion by going into lockdown again. Part wishful thinking, for sure, but I'm still skeptical.
We have a long and proud history of big brands suing the little guy over names in Denmark.

It never results in what the big brand wants, some have even gone bankrupt on the wake of it.

Over all it’s more a capitalism thing though. Companies simply become inherently evil entities when they reach a certain size, and on the odd chance they don’t that is not the norm.

We’ve sort of solved it here in Denmark, by having co-operative ownerships where the profits all go back into the companies, which tends to keep their investor based competition in check, but there is no competition to Lego.
Just sweat less. Duh. /s
Four is an awful lot of digits. I bet they'll be $999.99+-$10.
What you may be missing is just how high of a percentage of the population of most western countries are not classed as healthy by any metric. Overweight, unfit, damaged through nicotine or alcohol abuse or even simple naturally occurring diseases where our health systems are able to keep them alive but not make them healthy again.
Glad that you like it. The issue with the button has been fixed, thanks for reporting.
May I ask you why you want to squash every branch ?

What is the size of the resulting commit (in terms of average modified files, lines of code) ?
I use it for OneDrive on Linux. It's not as fast as Dropbox (which I used previously to OneDrive) but works great for backups.
Is it possible that you bought gift cards that were stolen?
Preemptive multitasking is easy; you just hook the timer interrupt and switch stacks in the interrupt handler. The only tricky part is ensuring that your task queues are modified in such a way that an interrupt at the wrong time can't crash the system.

But it's true that, without memory protection, a bug in one program can corrupt all the other programs, too. The 286 did have memory protection, FWIW, and arguably an on-chip MMU: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_80286#Protected_mode https://retrocomputing.stackexchange.com/questions/7683/how-... http://www.rcollins.org/articles/pmbasics/tspec_a1_doc.html

EUMEL and Oberon handled this by implementing memory protection in the compiler, but obviously that doesn't help with existing MS-DOS applications unless your compiler's source language is 8086 machine code. That's more or less the approach VMWare and QEMU used to virtualize non-virtualizable hardware. Not sure about Soft-ICE.

Also, btw, the 80386 came out in 01985, and DESQview/X came out 7 years later, in 01992.
> No matter what you call it the ruling class will always call the tune and the poor and middle class will dance.

Ever heard about the French revolution? Ruling class had to take dance lessons.
> everyone knows that just because it says in the paper that a new gov't wants to do something does not mean they do it.

That's a common misconception. 80% of the commitments in the previous coalition agreement were fully or partially implemented:

https://www.bertelsmann-stiftung.de/de/unsere-projekte/monit...
Every time a story like this comes up, the method of bad news delivery gets critiqued.

Being laid off is bad news. It’s going to sting no matter what. Every method has its drawbacks and advantages.

Personally, hearing the news “over zoom” sounds much less bad than having to go into an office for the day just to get fired.
In general, I haven't had good experiences with Amplify in the past. A lot of those frustrations are probably better directed at the Cognito and Pinpoint teams specifically.

Amplify's been one of those things that worked amazing for demos and POCs, but was super frustrating to tune for actual production needs. One magical moment for me was the way it would spin up a copy of the entire stack (frontend and backend) for each pull request and tear it down on close, all with basically zero configuration needed. Of course, if you had OAuth or other things that required certain domains and whatnot, it broke, but the promise was there.

However, this past month had a lot of interesting launches from the Amplify org. You can now use Amplify from CDK, override the settings on the resources it generates, and even tie it into a CDK pipeline. There's a streamlined GraphQL transformer so that you can just write a GraphQL schema and get a Rails-like experience that generates a full working app for it, with integrations on DynamoDB and OpenSearch.

https://aws.amazon.com/amplify/blog/?awsf.blog-post-types-fi...

There's a lot to like here. I don't know if any of this would live up to the potential, but at least you can see that AWS is investing pretty heavily in it. I think Amplify has a real future as an alternative universe way of working with AWS for app building. I could see this studio launch being a quick way to prototype/iterate/experiment with designs before giving feedback back to a design team.
Thirded? Tertiaried? This is something I always beat myself up for not doing consistently. Automating it at a minimum checks the box, and also can provide real value.
>Please do not debase yourself with personal attacks and unsubstantiative remarks.

You should follow your own rule here and stop posting.

>instead of immediately jumping to "may be one of the greatest psyop of our time", which completely drowns out any merit to your message. Saying something is suspect is one thing, immediately accusing it to be the work of phantom Russian hackers

Nothing wrong with jumping to something that factually happened, on the specific subject platform where it happened. Only you believe it drowns out merit because apparently facts and history go against your narrative. They weren't "phantom Russian hackers", they actually were Russian hackers. We know this because we had a federal investigation and congressional hearings that confirmed the fact that reddit is a target for Russian propaganda campaigns.

>essentially frames yourself as being QAnon of another political stripe, and discredits your own position.

IMAX-level projection. "Believe my false narrative or you're Qanon-like!"

>There were many many #resistance grifters and fabulists during the heady days of Russiagate

And there it is, the mask slips off, "Russiagate". Straight from the Trumpers Qanon script.

>and you do yourself no favors by using the same sort of accusatory tone and language as that ilk.

It's accusatory because it actually happened, on the same platform.

>Do try harder next time.

No need, this worked perfectly.
I think the best solution is to take them to a small claims court. They are essentially defrauding you of significant value. Alternatively file a fraud case with the police.
Seems pretty unreasonable to say I forbid it, when I said to just table that discussion for now, rather than letting that debate derail the talking point I wanted to discuss/highlight.

There are no saints, and acting like Epic has the moral high ground because they fight for the little guy ( no, they fight for themselves) with what they did to do that is disingenuous at best.
there are already Bleve and Riot search engines written in Go. i am always happy to have more options but in this case maybe if the effort would have been put into one of these two would be overall more beneficial for end users.
By now, I would dare say miSTer has enough traction that a custom board would make sense.

As a reminder, few people use bare DE10-Nano. It is generally used together with custom boards for RAM and I/Os, designed for miSTer use.

There's nothing magical about FPGAs or SMD as to prevent a main board designed for the purpose.
It always depends on your users. Such a changelog is suitable for stuff other developers use, but not for end users.

But it is a _way_ better starting point to write a changelog that 'usual' commit messages or PR descriptions.
What Privilege Means in the Climate Crisis Fight
Thank you for this link! I was looking to an alternative model for so long since the "traditional" confrontational structure is quite tiring, not just for the reader.

I'm trying to write fiction and this article helped me to build a tool box that I can use to decide what a story really needs. I don't have to use a hammer anymore to solve every problem!

Do you maybe have more resources like the one you shared, other than in this thread already?