skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's super nice that you're here and your transparency is appreciated, but don't waste time in people like GP. Just walk your way and don't mind the naysayers.

My two cents from a regular guy to a billionaire, :).
You're mistaken. The South was rapidly desegregating after the Supreme Court struck down Jim Crow laws (e.g. Brown v. Board of Education in 1954).

Atlanta's business and cultural elite famously bowed to pressure from Coca Cola in 1964 to honor MLK in a mixed race commemoration, after the latter warned the city's mayor that they would relocate their headquarters if they did not, and all without any legal mandates backed by the state's apparatus of violence.

The momentum of desegregation was massive.
You could try https://www.moonlightwork.com/
This post is basically an ad. "Hey look at these generic things to secure SSH, maybe you should pay us instead."
There's "Open Image in a New Tab" so "View Image" is not "really" gone: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1690030
Okay, its a stack. Everything at a higher layer is dependent on the lower consensus layer. Not sure what answer you want or are willing to accept if you don’t want to separate those things.

Many frontend only developers just plug in a library so that their client side users communicate to the nearest node and then make 6-7 figures or more. Thats so far abstracted away from consensus layer that I dont know what to say.

Edit: I guess the most important thing to say is that the frontend developer’s code would still work even if the consensus model was swapped to something else, or was an actual centralized database. I mean, they do test on localhost.
Not quite sure how this answers my question.
I got this working by fiddling with `xrandr --output HDMI1 --scale 1.3x1.3` on the command line.
The challenge is that you don’t necessary want to be often taking lots of drugs “just in case,” since they can have their own long-term issues (just browse the other comments here for discussion).

Also, adverse-drug interactions is potentially a a major killer already in the US, sometimes from doctors making mistakes, and often from people using OTC drugs outside of their safe regime.

So then, we might wait until it is clear that intervention is necessary, but now the intervention also probably needs to be much more aggressive.

And besides, we do have a pretty good preventative/protective option already in vaccines. It is only when breakthrough cases lead to hospitalization that we then need to pull out the backup strategies, otherwise, we’ve seen that statistically our primed immune systems are usually pretty good at dealing with it on their own.
Doable. But need $. It is restraining order not a lawsuit. It is harrassment basically if they send into your email inbox unwarranted. Same goes with robot calls, and it is hard to stop them not even with congress passing laws to deal with them. At this stage, we just have to ignore it. You might want to opt for text-based emails which wont trigger any html/css feedback to FB knowing you read it (maybe tutanota mail?)
Covid is contagious enough that most people are either going to get it or have had it. Why we should sacrifice children's well being to marginally delay the time at which their parents or families will be infected is beyond me.

If individual families want to choose to take their kids out of school that should be their choice. It should not be the default.
I can definitely see why people are upset by this. That said people (who use sublime as their main text editor) not purchasing sublime licenses is funny to me. It’s such a critical piece to your day to day work (as a dev at least) that I am surprised more people aren’t happy to support a great text editor.

Because people are so hesitant to paying for a license, it has become one of my go-to gifts to friends and co-workers who use sumblime but haven’t purchased a license yet.
Yeah, I should have said "from Stalin onwards".
He seems to be trying to name a more specific concept than "rivalry", an especially intense one with that mirror aspect.
I suppose you can also fly smaller planes?
Great Question (YC W21) Is Hiring Full-Stack and Backend Engineers (Rails)
(Pedantic)

It served a purpose so it wasn’t unnecessary after all :-)
Are you suggesting children and adults have similar behaviours and understanding of situations and behave accordingly?
We do have consultants, and our CEO (who is not one of the founders) has taken medical devices to market before, so I think we're making the correct plays there. I was mostly asking from a personal interest standpoint, wanting to learn while we outsource the real work.
I love that the submitter fit the entire idea into the title. Understood it without even clicking. Brevity is the soul of wit.

Clever idea, wouldn't have thought of it on my own.
Business meeting today was cancelled. The double vaxxed and boosted guy called to say he is sicker than he had ever been before and was going to get tested. He sounded alarmed and unhinged. Too bad the shots don't prevent infection.
A difference that makes no difference is no different
They are not. Vaccines reduce the chance of severe illness. They do not eliminate it, particularly with comorbidities.
You would think so, but here we are and a segment of the population still doesn't have the vaccine.
Probably FB has enough tech and data to recreate a virtual you as NPC in metaverse.
> Performance is the only area Sublime still wins

You say this like that's some minor detail. It doesn't just "win", Sublime absolutely wipes the floor with VS Code, and for my development style at least, I feel that every minute of every hour of every day. I do like the look of VS Code but unless they can improve its performance such that I don't feel like I'm using a 286, I'll continue with Sublime as my main editor.
You may know this already, but holding your finger on the keyboard space bar turns the entire keyboard into a trackpad you can use to slide your finger around and position the caret where you want a lot more easily. Not very discoverable, I agree.
what a ridiculous take on the issue.

if we want integrity and fairness in our field we need to apply it everywhere. giving passes isn't going to get us anywhere. the issue at stake is the use of dark patterns.
What you are describing is anecdotal and the same problem we have with Facebook - social group isolation. You have a large number of Catholic schools in your area because you have a large number of Catholics in your area. They are operating under different principles, and so attract people who want those rules. If I went to a Sushi restaurant and proclaimed that nobody wanted Pizza anymore, or to live under the tyranny of tomato sauce and cheese, because nobody in the Sushi restaurant wanted pizza it wouldn't make sense to anyone else.

I know teachers who are very supportive of mask mandates and that the schools and teachers are generally doing ok, and people who I work with who send their kids to schools with masks are very happy for the kids to have socializing opportunities.

Your friends and community are free to find a solution that works for them. But it is not the only way, and it does not make sense to condemn a system that works for the vast majority of people.
Successful blogs I follow do sponsored RSS feeds. It’s perfectly feasible to work ads into RSS content. What’s not doable is targeted ads, but I’d rather those all go away anyway.
Yeah I stumbled upon them years ago just looking to get a nice drafting pencil. Then I got sucked into all sorts of pens, watercolors, and wooden pencils. Maybe I’ll try out some fancy paper next (I’ll take recommendations), but I never figured I could get so nerded out in writing utensils… their marketing is on point…. It’s the write ups like this that do it.
I'm not a SublimeText user (so I have no skin in this game), but from reading the discussion, it seems to me like the problem is as follows:

1. You bought a license to use SublimeText 3 in perpetuity
2. Later ST3 offers a routine update that doesn't communicate the fact that it is actually an upgrade to a product with a different licensing scheme. This comes as an unpleasant surprise to you.
2a. Additionally, applying a small update constitutes a small interruption to whatever you were doing (update, restart, continue editing).
3. Once started, ST4's very clear messaging is that you need a new license.
4. Because of #3, the minor interruption turned into a large interruption. Yes, people can go and downgrade, but _they shouldn't need to do that_.

In my opinion, it's not OK for this to be the default behavior of an app, just like it's not OK for you to buy an economy seat on a flight, get reassigned automatically to business class and then be asked to pay a higher price for the same flight because you're now flying in business class.

I think #2 was a mistake on ST team's part (which they acknowledge) and it makes them look unprofessional in this one instance.

It is a frustrating experience, and it's OK and normal for users of SublimeText to feel frustrated. I want to make sure this is recognized, because saying "oh oops it was a bug" explains the root cause, but doesn't acknowledge the frustration it causes. I see this in software all the time. Software is for humans - we, as software developers, need to own the human consequences of these bugs as well, not just the technical side-effects.
I once flew on an airlines “going back” flight. I was the only passenger in the plane.

They let me roll up the arms of the seats in the center and sleep across four seats like they were a bed.

They still did the safety message.
I would expect that a workplace could pay this license out of the "petty" fund. It's a pretty good editor, all things considered, even tho it is somewhat "outclassed" by VSCode imho - but if you don't need that level of IDE-esque capability, sublime is great. I use it to analyze multi-gig log files and it opens it without a hitch!
Government Photos Show Sacreligious Desecration of Unique Wu-Tang Clan Album
This sure looks like advertisement for teleport vs any actual advice. A real post would actually tell you how to do these things.

Compare it to something like https://www.howtogeek.com/443156/the-best-ways-to-secure-you...
I don’t think this kind of data is known outside the airline. As far as I know public data is limited to available tickets and classes on a specific path.
More & cheaper energy == better quality of life, more things, more progress, better society

Obviously, we need to be efficient. But energy directly correlates with prosperity. I personally want us to build nuclear everywhere, deregulate and build more coal plants.

We could change the world for the better!
I think you are missing the point here. It is not about if the technology exists or not. But when the community rely on it as the main way for following updates, it changes a lot of things. The quantity and quality of the articles. What does it feel to get a new update. I remember I was getting excited every time I get something new in Google Reader, Twitter doesn't feel like this at all.
Understood. Yeah, I imagine they need to fine tune things to account for pandemics and other extenuating circumstances.

I guess during the last pandemic of this scale, there wasn't really much of an aviation industry.
Great question. As it is now, Molecules are designed to be as independent (platform/vendor agnostic) and flexible as possible. For example, when I was trying out all the different cloud services myself, I was able to connect each of them to my git repository, and they would each build and deploy the same exact codebase with no extra setup beyond defining a few environment variables. It took zero effort to switch from one service to another. I take no credit for this though, as it's the result of these services being designed so well, competing with each other. I only ensure that it works perfectly for your selection and provide instructions to help you get started as quickly as possible.

As for other types of services, like cross-platform payment processing, push notifications, certain libraries/frameworks, etc., some of these try to lock you in, which are all avoided. Your Molecule's code covers all of this on its own so you don't have to rely on a third party. But at the same time, sometimes it can be cost effective to use a third party service, and in which case, the code is written so that adding and removing features and integrations of your own is super easy. I try to make no assumptions about what you will eventually need to add (or remove), while providing the most solid foundation possible for you.
Don’t have to. Just buy second hand.
There are no "international climate change regulators" with such powers.
It's a tragedy what Just Asking Questions has done to just asking questions.
> this most benefits the wealthy

If it really is to provide commercial air access to rural places, unless the "rural places" happen to be near resorts or random rural wealthy people, I'd think anyone making over ~$40k per year in that region would benefit.

The bit to feel mixed about is to what extent we should subsidize people choosing to live in rural areas.
Yea the keyboard and text editing is really annoying, that’s one of the things I hate about this phone. Putting special symbols is a chore to say the least!
You gotta start somewhere.
What drives me insane is that every new city I go to seems to use a different app.
>Why would making your own medicines violate the CSA or DEA regulations? You just looking to get high?

Maybe you are unaware. Many medicines are controlled substances. Some people are ill and not just looking to get high, although I think getting high is OK too.

>You sounds like a very angry anarchist

Shit, I am an anarchist. I guess you impugned my character and my statements must be irrelevant. Oh wait, that is ad hominem fallacy.

>who doesn't really understand R&D works and what kind of effort is required to put into it.

I am not angry about R&D. R&D I find to be one of the legitimate components of pharma. It takes so many people to bring a drug to market, I don't think you can really understand the complete picture of how R&D works either. But thank you for the arrogant superiority complex. Are you in R&D or something or why do you think I'm attacking researchers? I've continually said (and perhaps this was better reflected on other comments, apologies if not clear enough on my prior) researchers are important to drug development and that they create real value.

It's the regulatory capture, lobbying, insanely high regulatory barriers that enable many pharma businesses to squash new development from competitors that leaves a bad taste in my mouth, corrupt intermingling with FDA and agencies. Amongst other things, but those are some of the larger ones.
There is the asynchronous learning option, at least in our school board. The teachers don't like it because it's separate from the "main" program, so it's not particularly well considered (print these word sheets taken from some online source and other "education" activities). And I don't blame them, it's totally unrealistic to offer two largely separate options.

As to why it's done this way? Why, pretense again, of course. If it's done during "school hours" we can pretend that mom and dad who work from home (let's hope) and can get some work done vs the reality that adults are now expected to home school on top of doing their jobs.
For me, LinkedIn seems the best channel to reach out to my network for something like this. I am not on Facebook and I don't think many people pay attention to obituarys in newspapers any more. But I think I have a plan now. I will put the instructions in an envelope and include the password plus the 2FA reserve code with it. I will put the envelope in a place in my home and let my sucessor know about it through an online service I have found and trust.
At least some ad views have to convert to sales or companies would have long ago given up on the advertising medium.

It is hard to imagine someone who went through the age of Flash-based ads not looking at all injected advertisements with a sense of utter scorn, though. The split between content provider and advertising marketplace otherwise seems to mean that both consider the end user to only be valued in terms of their eyeballs.

I suspect it is because for some people, the advertisements actually are on-point and represent things they might be interested in.

I still find direct advertisement arrangements - such as temporarily co-branding a gaming site with a launching game, having a podcast talk about sponsors' products - to be much more on point.
The public school board is an elected body; you can show up at your city or town or village's election and pick the members you like. In practice, few voters are invested parents, and nobody pays attention to school-board candidates most of the time. (If you follow the news, Loudoun County, VA is a notable recent example of how things can go wrong.) So many public school districts are stuck with the same corruption that occurs in any public position.

The Catholic schools' policy on things like this, at least near me, is dictated mostly by the diocese. The state can withhold funding for things like special-ed programs or meals if they won't play ball, but they get more autonomy as long as they aren't violating civil-rights law.
I'd guess the problem is with Firefox. I have a (very simple) Home Assistant instance on my local network. Chrome takes a second or two to load and render it, Firefox takes 10-15 seconds.
I see more and more of these articles and I feel like we're being conditioned to accept an 180 degree turn by our governments on COVID response. I get the feeling that pretty soon the narrative is going to shift to getting back to normal and living with COVID. We saw that article from the NYT yesterday, a couple threads on Omicron, and now this. ...and this is even hackernews which is not a mainstream outlet.

my kids did remote learning for part of last year and were able to get through it ok thanks to my retired MIL basically becoming a teacher. I feel very fortunate for that. My wife is a middle-school teacher and after the past two years she's ready to quit and we downsize in order to homeschool and side-step the public school system disaster.
> Covid is contagious enough that most people are either going to get it or have had it

Based on what? Also, you can get it more than once. This is a pretty bleak outlook.

> Why we should sacrifice children's well being

Why should we sacrifice the teacher's well being?

> delay the time at which their parents or families will be infected is beyond me.

Because getting sick isn't guaranteed and getting sick can land people in the hospitals and clog our healthcare system.
Yes, this is also the case. (Referencing my sibling reply.)
I recalled the phrase of "if the world is perfect, it doesn't need art".
If available ticket data is available, isn't that sufficient to map something like this? I'm just thinking outloud, but something which queries a ticket broker for a large number of tickets for each flight, and if the return is consistently that more than n% of tickets are available, the flight gets added as low-book.
A /80 prefix is equivalent to 65536 ipv4 Internets. Not so brute-forceble.
Yeah but China’s population is just padding the numbers here. Its tail of “low-emitting citizens” is probably as high as the high-emitters.

China is as capable as the rest of the first world to enforce higher standards if not more.
Awesome, what else can you teach us about PPI that isn’t mainstream knowledge
Body Language Lessons from Rock-and-Roll Songs
Everywhere rich and famous getting special treatment. So, it is NOT just affecting ordinary Aussies. There is a reason for Squid Games being so popular.
Key issues with longevity is property rights, land use, and architectural quality. If you build on a parcel that is purchasable,someone will buy it and redevelop. If you choose a spot that is suitable for many uses, one of them will trump residential. If it is ugly or costly to maintain , it will be torn down.
Congressmen "only" (this is a lot for 95% of Americans) make ~$200k. They fly commercial. Except Biden. He took the train.
VSCode freezes with large files... Sublime never does!
I find it hard to believe it is better UI. Whenever I have to use an iPhone I am tempted to throw it against the closest wall due to frustration with the horrible UI.
> having Apple ...

Oh no. Apple won't do shit (or at an unreasonable price, if you're lucky). That's one reason everyone's so mad about them making it so hard for everyone else.
World’s First Small Modular Nuclear Reactor Starts Producing Energy in China
I guess my outrageous belief is that Dune is a work of fiction.
BunnyCDN (mentioned in the blog post) has this functionality. It is mentioned in the blog post and they're using it for image processing, but it works for videos too.

I use it myself, but just as a normal static file CDN, but they have dedicated tabs in their UI for video stuff. Their bandwidth pricing is also very reasonable ($5/TB with their "bulk" option and $10/TB for standard)
I agree, but here is my rough memory:

- the Nexus One died when the power button broke

- the Nexus S died when half the touch screen stopped working

- the Galaxy Nexus died for some hardware reason that I cannot remember

- one of my Nexus 4 died when the battery ballooned and shattered the glass

- another Nexus 4 died in an infinite boot loop

- the spare BLU brand phone died in an infinite boot loop

- the Moto X died when the radio antenna (both WiFi and cell) stopped working

- the Nexus 5X died in an infinite boot loop
Putting the IP block over WireGuard fixes both issues.
Which is inevitably slower and clumsier than mousing with your index finger while keeping your thumb laid across the mouse buttons.
Those sites existed back during the Google Reader era already. I don’t even avoid those, and currently have only one title only, and 2 or 3 title + short summary sites in my TT-RSS list, everything else is full text.
Or find a friend(or GF) that values you more than chat features...would be my vote.
Mask mandates are collective punishment of children for no real benefit. I absolutely condemn them and they are not a system that works. Most European countries don't require young children to wear masks in schools.

And don't presume to claim that masking children is necessary to protect adults. The adults who want to be vaccinated have been for months.
Sublime is still miles ahead of VS Code. Text editors are definitely a business model, I’ve yet to find a better alternative to Sublime and it is a critical piece of software for my workflow.
Can you please elaborate on why preventing ssh agent is good?
To be fair, have you seen what air freight rates look like right now? That flight might not actually be empty.
If you wish to implement the Torch API from scratch, you must first invent the universe. (Apologies to Sagan)
Buying an iPhone sounds easier. But agree not exactly a good sign if they care about messages being green.

That being said, I've had multiple tinder dates mention they don't go out with guys that have green messages since it's an indication that they are poor.
Amazon and William Penn are my gotos for pens. Tata Cliq Luxury has some, but most of them are from William Penn anyways.
The jig is up.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clearview_AI
what service are you using?
CDNs are a commodity business with tons of competition. Cloudflare is winning by offering a better product.

You should take issue with all the other companies that have failed to deliver something as compelling.
> You’re talking past the point here

What point? Nobody said anything about "cloud flare to reach its meat hooks" in the article or the above thread except you?
"'Login with Facebook' today to claim your NPC in the metaverse" /shivers
Or drop the requirement to actually use the slot and raise the price, instead. A carbon tax pushes out marginal player in a convoluted way.