skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
How are we counting? Greek forms its own branch of Indo-European, notable for how easy it is to distinguish from other Indo-European languages.

Being different from "other similar languages" mostly just means a history involving more being conquered than conquering.
You could leave Europe. Move to a low cost of living country and live on $1200/mo. Saving $36k will buy 3 years of living. Start a SaaS or other investments in your off time.

If I could do it all again (no wife, kids, or fear) that’s what I would do.
I agree, but I think there's good reason. There's a lot of well-justified fear and expectation that China will become the next world superpower, and an authoritarian government in that position isn't great for other sovereign states' autonomy and ability to adhere to and promote democratic principles.
I just buy things with cash. How much interest is $1000 realistically going to be worth stretched out over a year? Not enough to be worth playing shell games.
Way too picky. Corporations aren't a hippy commune. They're designed to extract maximum value from their human resources. The disgusting union busting tactics are part of getting that maximum value. Apple has always been run like a secret society. Kind of insane to join the cult if you're not into that sort of thing.
What's this comment made in reference to?
> but their goal is to eat everyone

Their goal is to make money.

If you go them and say "I want to make a very unfavorable to myself deal, that will make you lots of money" then they'll say "Yes."

Caveat emptor by default, with specific exclusions for some worse cases, generally governs financial contracts in the US.

In other words, you have the right to agree to whatever you want to agree to. If you choose to use that power to blow your foot off... well, that can happen.
Sounds like there is a market for anti fast fashion
Good riddance! Just like Facebook Messenger, Whatsapp, Viber, Signal, Telegram or whatever else "chat" app we use these days. The only real benefit they provide is chatting with relatives or old friends halfway across the world. For everything else, face-to-face or voice interaction is much better and more meaningful (heck, even for long-distance I still prefer video).
Would you mind citing the rule? A similar-sounding policy linked elsewhere doesn't seem to apply to this situation.
Channels. Share information between routines with channels. If you're passing pointers to mutate down a channel, then that's on you. Just set yourself on fire, much easier that way lol.

You don't need immutable structures to communicate between goroutines. Value types are fine. Just think a bit about how to use channels as signal carriers, it eventually starts to make sense
You’d be surprised. Singapore has a massive problem with illegal loans. And that’s a country with a pretty strict police force.
After watching TV, yes, I hope machines replace us.
And now we know why Hong Kong is basically full of French men.
To me teams appears that only one person can be heard talking at a time (bit hard to describe, someone can interrupt but it seems like there's some kind of limitation as to who is being heard). On the other hand on Google meet I noticed that conversation sounds closer to a normal meeting.

Both have great sound quality other than that.
Phones should be secure. There will always be people with the talent and desire to attack them—if not private, then state-sponsored. There needs to be more engineering work put into finding vulnerabilities, patching them, and preventing more.
I'm going to say I don't believe this is true. However, I don't know for sure, and I also don't know the magic words to google to verify or disprove this. Can anybody point me to info on the web, or some of those magic words?
> Deng Xiaopeng set the country up for orderly succession, and it did work up through Xi Jinping. Hu Jintao and Jiang Zemin both cycled through office without any of the things we associate with authoritarian rulers. There was no execution of your political opponents, after you beat them to office, or afterwards.

Two orderly successions with no political executions isn’t a particularly high bar…
This is terrible UI.

The app knows whether someone is a subscriber or not. The app should show the appropriate UI for subscribers, with detailed instructions on how to cancel their subscription. Additionally, if they have the user's phone number and/or email (they definitely do), text them and email them the cancellation instructions.
I mean, if you want to take it to the actual "extreme", just get a normal widescreen monitor you can rotate to portrait (as opposed to this slightly squarer panel). I have one to the left of my normal monitor, and I use it mostly for chat apps and documentation for the work I'm doing on my main monitor.
Coming from an immigrant family myself which stressed savings and frugality above all, and who even with basic literacy and no formal education understood that debt was a trap, and that under no circumstances should you ever borrow money, I wonder what's wrong with 5th+ generation Americans who think they can get something for nothing.

Not to say anything about predatory lenders, who all belong in hell right next to the people selling miracle cures for Covid, but come on. The only reason there are so many people who fall for these traps is that the economy has grown and grown thanks to the endless influx of immigrants who create value. Left to their own devices, without immigrants who work and save, Americans would end up an impoverished banana republic within one generation.
There is usually a contingent of counter-jerkers that balance things out, with equally unsubstantiated commentary.

This hyperbole is expected on any politically polarising topic.
Perhaps, he could have avoided FBI entirely if he used non-American coin exchanges instead of Coinbase.
Bitcoin Multi-Millionaire Sends 1M USD to Another Kenyan Woman
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/99942_Apophis
> Think of it this way - say Australia had never been connected to the rest of the continents, so no organism with a common ancestor with mammals could exist there.

This was more or less true of New Zealand until the 13th century. The only indigenous mammals were bats.
'I want to talk to my $10M/year lawyer'
I wish this was only the binary front end so I could pick my parser (e.g. PowerShell). I see fq seems to support sending the whole JSON to stdout; I wonder if there's a way to make this the default behavior:

# JSON for whole file
fq tovalue file
> Fast fashion is a root cause of a huge amount of fabric waste, plastic waste, and cost shifting of waste streams to developing nations.

How does all of that waste compare to all of the waste involved in making your comment? Not just the infra required to host it and distribute it, but the devices required for you to make it. Kind of turning a blind eye to the amount of "cost shifting of waste streams to developing nations" that electronic devices create.
Not a problem with my oven which starts at 30C (86F) in 5 deg steps.

I guess they are using some cheaper components that are specified only for a temperature range above 200F.
Plainly the linked policy does not ask Alibaba to do what the article says it should do, ie, notify the government first, as per machine translation.

It seems to say that they should notify the vendor (ie, Apache) as soon as possible, and notify the government within 2 days (according to rfoo they are not at all required to disclose it to the government since it's not their product, but they are encouraged to do so), not that they should notify the government first and then wait for approval to notify Apache.

According to google translate:

(1) After discovering or learning about the security vulnerabilities in the provided network products, they should immediately take measures and organize verification of the security vulnerabilities to assess the degree of harm and the scope of the security vulnerabilities; for the security vulnerabilities in their upstream products or components, they should Notify the relevant product provider immediately.

(2) The relevant vulnerability information should be reported to the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology's cyber security threat and vulnerability information sharing platform within 2 days. The content of the submission shall include the product name, model, version, and the technical characteristics, harm, and scope of the vulnerability that have security loopholes in network products.

So according to machine translation, the article is incorrect, and they do not have to notify the CCP first, instead they should have notified Apache first, and then the government within 2 days.
What makes you think Uganda or China wouldn't be able to get court orders to sign off on their respective actions?
I ask because I’d be interested in helping write an EMF+ filter
Your info is accurrate. But I doubt anyone cares about it.
Because it will not help. Maybe they will obtain a small victory so that Apple will not do today that. But the war is lost.
Heat pumps don't work below -10C, so this really depends on the local climate. You can use geothermal heat pumps, but now you're no longer near par.
μnandfs: A NAND Blobstore for Memory-Starved Platforms [pdf]
Whatabout the rest?
So this said crypto whale has caused a buzz in Kenya for sending millions dollars to Kenyan students, the funds are getting frozen by the authorities due to suspicion of money laundering... what I don't understand is why he is not sending the funds in Bitcoins to get around the authorities
Doesn't seem like much of a limitation if they have to agree to it. What happens if they don't?

Wasn't Jiang still leading the military? Hu appears to be the only one that stepped down on time - but more from the rise of Xi rather than this rule.
Slide a cookie sheet in the bottom of the oven and fill it with boiling water, close the door. You don't need to cover the dough using this method. It will always proof in the same amount of time. Anytime you want to talk about yeast fermentation, I'm your guy.
I'm no an expert in complex numbers, or quantum theory or a heavy user of them. But I am a computer programmer.

To a computer programmer, the fundamental difference between complex numbers is they can express infinite repetition succinctly. Now I try to write down what that means precisely, it's hard. An example of the effect is the polynomial for sin() is infinite, or you can express it as sin(x) = (e^(ix) - e^(-ix))/2i using complex numbers.

To a computer programmer who makes his living from writing down formulas, the difference between having to write an infinite amount of code to express a concept or just use 20 characters above is profound. Different people find their profundity in different places, I guess - but this the sort of thing that drives us programmers to create entire new computer languages.

That's not to say the primary observation I see being made here is wrong. That observation is that there complex numbers bring nothing really new to the table. You can do everything they do in other ways, say with matrices and a few extra rules. And indeed, mathematicians have come up with numerous other ways of expressing iteration, ∫ and Σ springing to mind.

But nonetheless, the hyperoperations (counting, addition, multiplication, exponentiation, ...) are special. They are most heavily used mathematical operations, by a huge margin. They have one job - to capture the operation we programming nerds call iteration. But when restricted to real numbers, (I'm no mathematician, so this is conjecture), they can't capture self similarity. The result of function expressed as a finite number of hyperoperations operating on reals always flys off to infinity, or asymptotically approaches a constant, or is undefined over part of it's domain. When you add complex numbers you get another possibility: a possibly intricate pattern repeated infinitely.

So yes, complex numbers are basically just a structure containing two real numbers and some modified behaviour, and these is nothing special about that. But there is something profound in the way they allow the planets favourite mathematical operations to finitely express infinitely more behaviours - with no more lexical overhead.
I don't think this is practical. Say you need to get home at night. Without a phone, you can't call an Uber, you can't see if there's public transit still running (schedules have changed a lot over the past 1-2 years), you can't take pictures or videos of anything you witness, etc.

In theory with a basic phone you have some inferior options (like calling a cab company and praying until the cab arrives), but in practice the world has moved on.
Rumble was up all this time.
Stuck on what?

It's your analogy, that the research in question is similar to fire alarm drills, that the researcher is analogous to the people who conduct the drill. I'm merely pointing out, that one cannot randomly conduct fire alarm drills on properties that don't belong to them.

The researchers don't own the websites, and they certainly don't own the internet. What entitles them to conduct the "drill"?
I was one of the developers on this game in the 90s:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lubyi79e6SY

It was meant to be 100% 2D, and the programming and art went down that path for a few months before it was realized that there just wasn't enough RAM on PCs of the time to store all the possible sprites for the characters in every rotation. The numbers get out of hand very quickly when you have four main characters, each of which can walk in 8 or 16 directions, can also run, walk up stairs, climb ladders, crawl, fire one of 20 different guns etc. The isometric backgrounds are all sheets of 2D tiles, laid out just like in Street Fighter and every other sprite based game.

So, several months into development it was decided to change all the characters to 3D to save RAM. I switched the entire game over in two weeks, including creating all the tooling to convert from 3D Studio to.. whatever the fuck, because there were no rules in those days. When that game was started there were almost no 3D accelerators, and I don't remember if you needed specific SDK for them. I seem to remember our game couldn't use them, perhaps because of the way the 3D and 2D were composited in the frame, which was very unusual - most games were either 2D or 3D, not a combination.

Are there any easter eggs hidden in the sprites for SFII? There were various ones in Abomination, mainly written in the graffiti around the cities.

And then there are ones like this (TFT) that we can't talk about:
https://www.reddit.com/r/gaming/comments/3ylmm4/a_staggering...
“.. the right solution may be through regulations.”

I’m unclear, are you saying that regulators should prevent Apple from doing client-side scanning? If so, that’s entirely unrealistic. Government regulators would love to require even more intrusive capabilities.
This is a total non-sequitur. A subreddit that is pro-CCP and a communist subreddit (in the literal sense, not the hyperbolic sense) don't criticize China. Did you expect different? These two groups are by no means even remotely representative of western thought or opinion, they're hardly held up as arbitrators or authorities on anything, besides being too online. Perhaps, if you don't like the analysis or discussion in those places, you should step out of those bubbles.
It seems that my understanding of this was not correct. I should have checked this before posting it, but I have a vivid memory of some PDF that rendered a different maze each time you opened it using PostScript and that override everything else. Most of what I'm reading suggests that the turing-complete aspects were removed in the design of PDF.
That is how basic Lempel-Ziv compression works, which is one of the two fundamental techniques used in data compression. You keep a history of what you've already decompressed, and if you find something you already have, you instead encode a pointer to it. Variants of this (LZW, LZ77, LZSS, and a bajillion custom variants, because game developers like to reinvent their own compression) have been used in many, many games.

The other is entropy coding, which means re-writing bytes and pointer codes into variable length values that are optimized by frequency: fewer bits for common codes, more bits for uncommon ones. The most basic approach for this is Huffman coding, which is kind of like variable length binary phone numbers.

Together, these two techniques are how DEFLATE compression works, which is the algorithm used by zip, gzip, and zlib. zlib is then used in many, many formats, like PNG and PDF.

Trivial "look for dupes and subsets and just change pointers" compression is already standard when building C code. If your program has two strings, "foobar" and "bar", the linker will just store "foobar" in the strings section and point 3 bytes into it for "bar", assuming the right compilation/linking options to make it work.
A great starter book on the topic you can download directly from CIA.gov:

Killing Hope: Military and CIA Interventions Since World War II, William Blum

https://www.cia.gov/library/abbottabad-compound/13/130AEF153...
According to machine translation (both Google Translate and DeepL) of the law itself, it seems that this is not actually the case, and that the article is simply wrong. Indeed, it seems that they have a legal responsibility to notify the MIIT within two days, but a legal responsibility to notify upstream immediately (according to another commenter, they do not even have any responsibility to disclose to the government, only to Apache).

Perhaps this translation is incorrect, but Chinese speaking commenters below think that it is accurate, so it's probably just the article being wrong (as usual), leading to incorrect conclusions that China is not a threat and will not succeed because they will shoot themselves in the foot etc, while reality is a lot more reasonable.
NSA match? Based on your porn search habits, google search history, amazon order history, geographic location, and a social graph based on phone record metadata we recommend you the best possible match.
Now how many people where there vaccinated with mRNA vaccines in South-Africa?

I propose that if there would have been more, we would possibly not have this variant. We do not see new variants popping up in highly vaccinated areas.
Sorry you're right mine goes to 170F as well.

That's probably just the range of the cheap sensor they're both using.
That's right, my suggestion was clearly that we should replace all datatyoes with strings. This comment brought to you by TCL/Tk.
You can dislike the actions of a government without hating the people governed by that government.
> So, Isar 1 continued to produce power, which was then promptly discharged into the environment as heat.

That's completely idiotic, correct?
> the country cannot succeed on its current trajectory

What, exactly, is it doing right now? This sounds a lot like "Tom Brady cannot succeed with his current height." Um, he already has, and continues to do so.
I think its important to understand that big parts of the software community over-rely on this type of programming. In my opinion, over use of higher order functions is a cancer on programming languages, and should be used at the absolute minimum, or even omitted from a language entirely.

https://github.com/golang/go/issues/45955#issuecomment-83235...
Russia has been skirting along in mediocrity with its one leader pseudo parliament system for longer than China. Xi is copying Putins playbook here.

The major difference is their positions in economic transitions.

I think the biggest risk for China would be entering mediocrity and flatlining like Russia. Not growing seems to be their biggest fear.
this nation was founded by refugees of tyranny using anonymous communications... nuff said.
This is the law that is mentioned in the article, as a link says that this is application of the MIIT ruling that came into effect September 1st:

http://www.gov.cn/gongbao/content/2021/content_5641351.htm

Here is a machine translation of the relevant section that seems to agree with the GP:

>Article 7 Network product providers shall perform the following network product security vulnerabilities management obligations, ensure that their product security vulnerabilities are repaired in a timely manner and reasonably released, and guide and support product users to take preventive measures:

>(1) After discovering or learning about the security vulnerabilities in the provided network products, they should immediately take measures and organize verification of the security vulnerabilities to assess the degree of harm and the scope of the security vulnerabilities; for the security vulnerabilities in their upstream products or components, they should Notify the relevant product provider immediately.

>(2) The relevant vulnerability information should be reported to the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology's cyber security threat and vulnerability information sharing platform within 2 days. The content of the submission shall include the product name, model, version, and the technical characteristics, harm, and scope of the vulnerability that have security loopholes in network products.

>(3) Remediation of network product security vulnerabilities should be organized in a timely manner. For product users (including downstream manufacturers) that need to take measures such as software and firmware upgrades, network product security vulnerabilities and repair methods should be promptly informed of the product users who may be affected , And provide the necessary technical support.
OPs imagination: the government and the Illuminati have a many-qubit quantum supercomputer capable of deriving private keys and breaking into your 2048 bit encrypted cold wallet.

Reality: FBI junior recruit hits you with a wrench until you tell them what the key is.
Haha! Yes that's a great idea!

But it would be nice if I could just pop it in the oven and set and forget... like I do at every other temperature.

To conquer dehydration I have a fine mister and I just cover the stainless bowl holding the dough with a larger stainless bowl. It seals pretty well!

I guess I do have one question... does yeast react negatively to being covered in CO2? I would assume not as it's an anaerobic reaction we are going for right?
C++ supports generics "template" since 1989.
It is a shame for Golang hasn't been designed with this feature since from the beginning.
Damn, 30C? That's perfect!

What brand of oven do you own?
For somewhere like China, under authoritarian rule, that is a pretty high bar. The stakes are very high and there are a lot of talented, ambitious individuals. There is no theoretical framework for why one person shouldn't put their family in charge once you accept the idea that one party should be in charge. Deng, Jiang & Hu are all basically heros of the modern era for resisting any temptation.
Hi @porkbrain, it's going to take a few days but I'll ask and come back with such an article if my friend (whose specialty is auditory processing and sensor fusion) can recommend one.
Cooking food to the right temperature internally is completely/legally on the chef who prepares it afaik and not the tools that were used.
The Taiwanese seem to have managed the transition.
This has been already determined and result is - virus causes more arm than vaccination. As for boosters - US is not Israel that could vaccinate all their 16-17 in one week if they see that virus has started to cause a lot harm. It would be great success when US could vaccinate half of them in few months.

We know already well how the virus is acting on under 11 olds and we do not need statistics to tell us that. If the vaccine can prevent symptomatic illness, it can also prevent serious illness. Simple as that.
Alibaba punished for not reporting the Log4j flaw to Beijing
It is a rather new (last year) Miele model.