skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah not reading anywhere in the docs that it works without qemu. Also the need for kennel modules to be available on the host and passed through makes it less portable than most containers.
Have you found a good way to see good places to work in various cities?
They weren't also testing these people with approved methods? Who would sign up for that and how is that legal or ethical? Even if she hadn't been lying these people were gambling their lives against the success of her company.
This must be some form of late April 1st joke. The samples are even SQL-injection!

We need to stop modifying basic protocols like HTTP. We should've stop at 1.1.
Clever, but this smells like a performance anti-pattern. Adopting this means you could, at worst, add 4 spacer divs per component. While most sites may never really feel a sting, for complex apps where reusability is a larger concern you've doubled to quadrupled the size of an already large DOM and you will be hit a death-by-one-thousand-cuts situation.

Now you've got more...

- html over the wire

- html to parse for first render

- DOM nodes to mount/unmount

- memory usage from excess DOM

- costly layouts due to extra nodes

- lighthouse complaints of an excessively large DOM

Otherwise a clean approach. Perhaps it could be solved at compile time or some other jsx -> CSS abstraction to maintain DX.
Cool. So how do you measure success for this project? How would your analytics dashboard look like?
Elizabeth Holmes: guilty of crimes against capital
Long time couchsurfer here; I am sad that it is withering as a community, but it is still full of very good people.
Wait, what? None of those have a silent B, at least in my region. Are there places that pronounce the same as womb as "woom"?
> .NET development happens behind clicks and VS interfaces.

That hasn't really been the case since .Net Core (aka .Net 5/6) replaced .Net Framework. You can develop entirely from the terminal if that is your choice or use Rider instead of Visual Studio if you want a cross-platform IDE.

> The resulting configuration ends up in REALLY unreadable XML files

You can now put the entire framework straight into the executables' directory, no more system-wide XML files. The concept of pre-installed .Net is legacy.

> This is all born from experience.

Of .Net Framework, which is deprecated.
My prediction: sentenced to 20, out in 10.
> After all, even us natives make mistakes.

Aye, we natives sometimes do. ;)

My morning pedantry complete, I shall stand aside while the next greater pedant corrects this comment. Let the games begin!
They haven't been consciously selecting for traits, have they? Not with the certainty of a 1% false positive test.

This is eugenism, with its adherents lacking the moral clarity of the of early 20th century eugenists - at leasts they honest about what they were doing!
Me too! It's crazy to me that I've never met you or the parent poster but we were living very similar lives the last week of the year due to the same Java DateTime design decision!
Batteries are out as Samsung TV remote uses radio waves and solar power
Thanks for the flag, fixed now
Roughly half the article was a quick rundown of these guys
The more I've embraced audio books and podcasts, the more I'm aware that I've been mispronouncing words. Probably. It's been kinda crazy.

So much so I've decided I should start journaling about it. New Year's Resolution style decided, aka aspirational.

Not just the usual dialect stuff, like British vs American variations for aluminum. But easy to miss stuff like which syllable gets emphasis, hard vs soft 'ch', and so forth.

I mention it here in hopes someone with more gumption and education (about pronunciation) starts a compilation.
What's the difference? Aren't both knowingly lying to affect an outcome?
I guess the rise in the number of unmarried Korean millennials is also an effect of that.

https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/culture/2021/09/703_316067....
I have not been able to differentiate between sarcasm and sincerity on crypto comment threads. Crypto enthusiasts are so unbelievably credulous that I have often thought their comments were satire and then found out that they weren't.
Really? What about the literal stalking by her legal team? Two people directly involved in the company were suicidal due to the environment she created, one of whom did end up committing suicide.
> If I'd have candidates that want out from .NET I'd be very intrigued and want to know why.

Every time I change jobs I always try. It's not that I hate .Net, it's just that I want to try something different.

.Net is awesome, but it's always useful to see how other languages and platforms do things. For example, compiler enforced null checking in C# is lousy compared to Swift or Rust.
What a scam.

Something like Pine phone which allows you to customize the OS to your liking seems much more reasonable.

I also would prefer a hard switch for things like cams and mics, removing them seems lazy.
I'm excited to see this, but I have the same questions as other comments:

Is there anything extra here that I couldn't do myself?

(I'm still likely a customer since getting it done for me is a valuable service)
It's worth a try! Also, thanks for maintaining those lists!
As a hobbyist photographer, no - it wouldn't incentivize me to take more photos... or rather, it would incentivize me to not publish my photos and share them with others online.

Simply said, if you wish to profit from or enjoy the creative works that I have done beyond what I've provided, I expect some compensation.

If that term was 20 years, my photographs would never have been displayed online in the first place.

Additionally, model releases and property releases become much more difficult when someone in the photograph loses their rights for how the photograph may be used.

I firmly believe that a reduction of the copyright duration that would make it expire during the lifetime of the artist or model would have a chilling effect on hobbyist art being accessible to the public.
No, you're confusing robbery and theft. Robbery is taking stuff by force.
Another World was a beautiful piece of a work, but (for me) a terrible game. It's the sort of thing people might complain about today - wonderful graphics, punishingly bad gameplay - except that we were mostly kids, and so remember it fondly and complain that things aren't like the old days. I suspect it gets additional bonus points for the (much more deserved) sentimental aura of the Amiga, but I've tried replaying it over the years on various other platforms and it all comes flooding back "oh yes, you die here" and "now, which exact pixel was it you had to jump to?"
Where does one find information on ARM HPC User groups and local HPC Clusters?
Thanks, that's a good thing to remember. The other concern is installing ublocklist -- I'm scared to give more extensions access to google.com. I wonder if I could fork it and restrict its permissions to the SERP.
The jury acquitted her of 4 counts regarding defrauding patients. She may have caused them civil harm, but that’s a different case than what was being considered here.
To me the last name of Durov makes an association with “someone who fools”, connected to the verb “дурить” - “durit” - “to fool”.
Bedevilled was an interesting film irt women's status in Korea. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bedevilled_(2010_film)
I think the disconnect comes from people expecting perfect search results as curated by humans, whereas Google necessarily must optimize for automated results. Automated results will never be perfect.
You can make them responsive easy enough if you override all the table styling. I've done that before.

For me it's the semantic meaning, a table is tabular data.

However, I must say that using CSS grid is just like the old table-based design days.

https://twitter.com/Martin_Adams/status/1477214581449793538?...
So it would boil down to visual perception of those who are listening to us, if that subtle difference helps in comprehension.
What's So Great About Next.js?
Their use of the term "reverse engineering" is perhaps not ideal.

If they were taking apart and studying the hardware inside competitors' machines, then that would not have been a problem. It's something which many companies do. But they would not be using this for patient testing, they would use it as input to product development and engineering.

Theranos were modifying the machines to operate outside their design parameters. Medical diagnostic equipment is validated at great expense to operate within given parameters to give a diagnostic result which is known to be accurate with a very high probability. They are carefully calibrated and tested to guarantee the accuracy of every test. Tampering with them makes them invalidated and destroys any guarantee of diagnostic result accuracy. The FDA approval for the equipment is only valid if they are operated as intended.
looks like one of us? wut?
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That's true for the -omb words, but I've never heard anyone elongate the 'u' in any of the -umb words, at least not in Canadian English.
https://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/bogdanoff/
TL;DR version not antivax but choose not to vax because feeling healthy at 72.

"die of Covid"

"the brothers had not been vaccinated against Covid-19."

"Their friends said they were convinced their healthy lifestyle would protect them"

"Asked why they had chosen not to have the Covid vaccines if they were not themselves anti-vaxxers, Luc Ferry said on Monday: "Like Igor, Grichka wasn't antivax, he was just antivax for himself.
"They were both athletic, with not an inch of fat, and they thought the vaccine was more dangerous than the virus.""

https://www.lamontagne.fr/paris-75000/actualites/covid-19-qu...

From 31 may to 14 november 2021 a total of 2854 unvaccinated people died of COVID19 in France and 2179 died while having at least one shot of vaccine.

About 77% of the population has at least one shot in France.
As the proud owner of a Pinephone, it's not ready to be a daily driver.

I wish it were, but it ain't there yet. They have my money and my support and my spiritual energy, but I need a dependable phone today too.
Yeah, that's exactly what I was thinking. Cheap labor allows to build out the infrastructure and as prosperity kicks in, the standard of living increases—hence the need to transition from an outsourced partner to a larger contributing/strategic player to continue to compete.
“ Wanting to have a child who is not special needs is not an evil thing. ”

No its not.

“Choosing to not bring a a child with special needs to term is not evil.”

A huge evil. Just consider your next paragraph explaining why its not evil; it centers around how having a disabled child affects you and others. I do apologize, but I find your last paragraph frighteningly narcissistic .
The definition of fraud is to make false representation for "gain". In many cases, lying is not automatically fraud. The burden of proof is also on the prosecution so if you claim, "Salesforce will transform your business" and someone says it doesn't then they have to prove.

1) A reasonable person would understand the statement as fact rather than hyperbole
2) You have objectively not been transformed in your business
3) The problems are caused solely by your understanding of the Salesforce product and not just that you are a bad business owner

So that's why some things sit in the grey area.
"Several friends told them to get themselves vaccinated but they felt because of their lifestyle and their [lack of] comorbidity, they weren't at risk of Covid."

Imagine being over 70 thinking you aren't at risk.

It's really a shame.
Non-native English speaker here. I don't know what the proper phonetical representation is for my pronunciation, but it sounds like 'kept', just with a b and a softer p.
Perhaps notably, they died of the coronavirus and had not been vaccinated.
Kornel is also behind the DSSIM library (in Rust), which I've found useful for comparing images before and after compression.

https://github.com/kornelski/dssim
I did. What do you mean?
Not disagreeing with you.. big companies truly mostly ignore Linux but there are more than a few indie devs who support Linux as a platform. And I tend to play only indie games these days anyways because all the big commercial games have been reduced to some kind of click-and-succeed or free-to-play-and-milk-some-whales crap.

I personally am kinda happy where Linux gaming has come to be. Sure it could always be better but I remember times where there were only like 3 games for Linux and you had to compile them yourself..
I think there is a pretty sharp line separating what Holmes tried, and what legitimate startups do. What she claimed had no basis in reality. It's Borat trying to patent a hoverboard, just like in Back to the Future, and telling the VC that he "needs to come up with the science" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXuDhejxz_c). Except that Holmes was worse, claiming that she had the science.

And she insulated herself from scrutiny by packing the board with old powerful men. So old that their critical thinking skills were on the decline (e.g. George Schultz, as described in Carreyrou's book), and whose expertise was NOT in the relevant subject areas.

Holmes was obviously corrupt from the beginning.
Right. The HTTP RFCs have been backing off gently from the initial position that implementations should not sent bodies with GETs and that the semantics of the GET request were defined purely in the request URI.

But presumably no-one is brave/foolhardy enough actually to redefine GET as having a semantic body because a bazillion different implementations (clients, servers and middle boxes) probably become non-compliant.
This extension uses cron syntax and only supports GMT.
> Now you make me wonder if English speakers ever pronounce dept. literally.

Not often, but "dept" if sometimes used as a short form of "department" in written form, and I've heard people pronounce it literally before. It certainly can be pronounced distinctly from both "debt" and "depth" by native english speakers.
I'm not using any their products, but I believe they are known for providing an alternative to yubikeys.

EDIT: actually, it seems that Purism's Librem key is (was?) based on the Nitrokey.
Love the idea for one person to propose an activity in hopes someone will join them, actually would be just fine for platonic or romantic outcomes, but doesn't have to start with that expectation. If someone I would never ask on a date wants to go play chess in the park with me that's probably still going to be a fun afternoon.

Also, I had a better-than-expected experience at the Bikini Hostel in Miami Beach. While there were decidedly fewer bikini clad women than depicted on their website, it was apparent that the patio was used as the neighborhood hangout. Table tennis, Picnic tables, and food being cooked on the grill every night, cigarettes and alcohol shared freely. It didn't matter if you were actually booked into the adjacent building. Many of the guys were construction workers from Argentina, once a guy mentioned he didn't get paid on time so he would sleep on the beach until he could afford a bed again, but there was a share of digital nomads too (god, can we get a different term?). Really walkable neighborhood too, nice spot. Wish they would fix up the kitchen tho.
I think that argument gets lost when the company actively lies. In Theranos’ case, they forged letters by Pfizer claiming the system was validated. If a company is forging, say accounting books, it’s hard to claim due diligence would have prevented being swindled.
Injection means you can modify an existing query. The example are not SQL injections, they are full queries.
Because everyone will go to Bulgaria?
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> Television isn't real life.

I'm aware of that. The question was about risky behaviour being more visible in videos from the US than other rich countries.
Oklahoma City Sonic Boom Tests
They became a meme in the cryptocurrency world https://youtu.be/KV5QlSgq7lg
As an experiment create a video but also create a sound file from it and a transcript so that people can choose whether they want to listen to you or see you or just read what you have to say and see how well each method takes off. That would be real numbers vs. vocal opinions. Also HN are mostly readers so the opinions will be skewed in that direction here vs. if you also asked on a video-centric platform.
Yeah and my mom would even scold me, growing up, for pronouncing the t in often.
Using CRISPR to create seedless berries
Wow,what a sentence
Consider this toast burnt for life. I am not about to trust anything coming from Redmond for life. This is in spite of having great respect for things coming from Microsoft Research. I'll happily use their toy OS for my games but if I intend to do serious work I will not interact with Microsoft offerings except ephemerally.
People thought the same with the GTA 3 and GTA Vice City engine re-implementations but they still got lawyers sent after them by Rockstar.
date.getYear()

99: 1999
100: 2000
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122: 2022
Time will only tell, this is the best project for Tamriel that I have seen so far.
At this point, there really should be some sort of compiler warning when using "YYYY" and "MM" in the same format string. GCC does vaguely similar things with printf-style formats.
It's possible, I haven't looked into the details. But so far I'm yet to see a national study that puts SF anywhere near the top. It's just more visible because addicts are on the street, compared to other metros.
Not sure when your experiences are from, but in .net core they redid the csproj format which is much smaller and human readable (I often just edit the XML instead of using the designer). I think most (all?) of the source for .net core is available so well.

I dont know EF well but there is a rewritten core version
Lumumba's assassination took place 60 years ago. One would think that's ample time to at least partially recover from its aftermath, since assassinations during civil strife are hardly unique to the Congo, especially as a new state. While Belgians took part in the assassination, it wasn't like it took place in a peaceful country, out of the blue. There was a power struggle over who will be the Congo's strongman, and Lumumba/pro-Soviets lost. So in this case, different groups of locals wanted different kinds of betters, or at least what they thought would be better.

While it's certainly true that a number of new African states fell victim to the twists and turns of the Cold War (both sides having partook quite liberally), your theory fails to explain what happened to the states where there was little to no interference.

The Congo is actually a perfect example of having relatively soft colonial rule (the Belgian state took over from the king in 1910s and gradually made the colonial rule a lot less brutal than the horror of the Congo Free State) being replaced way too suddenly with... something. Since there was nothing that could pass for a semi-coherent national elite to speak of, even compared to most other African colonies, it's no wonder the Congo fell into conflict almost immediately. It would be rather odd if that didn't happen, Cold War or no Cold war.
Show HN: Track the value of any NFT portfolio in real time
> to be more presentable business partners to the West

It's interesting how you expect Korea and Japan to be "presentable" to the West, as if there exists a power relationship between the East and the West.

Perhaps they could just be themselves and the West should accept different cultures uphold different values?
AWS Amplify is even better, IMO.

Here’s an example how to use Amplify with Hugo: https://gohugo.io/hosting-and-deployment/hosting-on-aws-ampl...
They are from Germany, part of the cost may come from them needing to fulfill the legal 2 year warranty, once the components are desoldered.
Sadly, "plant food" has huge consequence to animals, and the mechanical destruction of insects is the least of it. Fields and plantations and orchards are chemical holocausts, pesticides and herbicides and fungicides wipe out most living things, some of them bioaccumulate and start attacking other parts of the food chain, others leech into ground water or rivers or oceans and quite often have horrible effects on aquatic life from amphibians to coral reefs. In some places and for some crops, larger pests might be culled (mice, rabbits, wild pigs, birds, fruit bats, deer, kangaroo, you name it). In food storage and processing is the same pest and fungacides with generally more emphasis on rodenticide chemicals which can also bioaccumulate and poison birds of prey, owls, snakes, etc. Then habitat destruction.

A person basically can't live in the modern world without destroying animals.

Although I do admire vegans who do it to try to make a difference there.
A Deathtech Startup Got 1M+ TikTok Followers
One of the authors of the 2015 paper[0] on Marek's disease that gave way to the "questioning the dogma" crowd to refuse to vaccinate had to write an article[1] to explain some of what I just said and more.

Since you popped an argumentum ab auctoritate (without even giving a name?), I'd drop that he obviously also has a PhD, and an h-index of 88 which is actually remarkable.

[0]https://journals.plos.org/plosbiology/article?id=10.1371/jou...

[1]https://theconversation.com/vaccines-could-affect-how-the-co...
A slightly different answer, because I'm sure there were others like me:

I learned to code in BASIC when I was 11. It must have been from a manual, because there wasn't anything else. I built a bunch of things, the last of which - and the only one I remember with any clarity - was a type of solver for a number game. I don't remember which, just that it was one where solving without software was much harder.

And I stopped. Because I felt stupid. It was hard, and when you got stuck there wasn't somewhere you could just go for answers. You had to figure it out. And neither of my parents coded, so they couldn't tell me that my running into these problems isn't a sign of being stupid or incompetent.

I kept telling myself I was rubbish, and so I stopped. Hardly anyone coded in those days, so what did it matter anyways? But it ended up mattering a whole lot. This was the seed from where other decisions stemmed. I'm not one to regret, but I feel really sad for this girl who learned to believe the wrong thing.

It took me a long time to undo the damage of this early thinking. I don't think I've ever completely reversed it, and I say this as someone who does actively code. I'm glad kids these days start with sandboxed environments, and gradually progress.

Recently, someone I know asked me for some recommendations for his kid (aged 10) to start learning Python. I gave him whatever tips I have, but man, I'm not rushing to get my kids into a proper coding language just yet.
> What am I suppose to do? Debug it ? I don't event know where to start from.

This is the problem. Know that it's mostly a psychological thing. Start by reading the code of the feature you're trying to use. Go through it with a debugger. Yes, the first time it will be hard and take a long time but you will get used to it.

To the manager just say "it's gonna take a little longer than estimated, there's a bug we didn't expect in the library". Eventually, you will deal with these issues so fast it won't even be worth mentioning.