skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Slang wise, I've heard the phrase "beads not feathers". Generally, when talking on a reservation, its pretty obvious, but "Indians from India" was another. Depends on the crowd. You also have to remember that Native Americans talking about other Native Americans will use slang (not for outside use) or refer to the other's tribe.

1) I remember a band that I thought was called "Beads and Feathers" that had Native Americans and Indians.
And do welded doors become a signal for "valuable contents"?
Subjectively you may personally think that it _must_ have a license somewhere, sure. But the file itself says right there--no copyright, no legal notice.

The rest is also your interpretation, and the reason I say that is that you're also kind of putting yourself in the objective audience's seat in creating the interpretation. So there's still a subjective hand-wave effect.

Get into the position of somebody who has no idea what the expectations are for "never taking more than you give"--where exactly is that line supposed to be, speaking in terms of details that matter...? ...and see if you can understand what it's like to be spoken to from someone else's set of simply-expressed, vague expectations connected to exactly which ethical framework we do not really know.

If you're "average joe"ing this, that's more of a subjective demonstration of where this kind of language may feel awesome for the author or even average-yourself-speaking-about-you-personally, but for others--what about them?
Yeah Nvidia is a pain in the ass. But they weren’t banned from Apple platforms for that, as I understand it.
This is as good a time as any to pitch the UN Treaty on the prohibition of nuclear weapons which aims to the total elimination of this weapons of terror with a comprehensive set of prohibitions on participating in any nuclear weapon activities.

This treaty has been in effect since January 22 last year and has been ratified by 59 countries and signed by 17 more including big and powerful states such as Mexico, Brazil, Nigeria, South Africa, Ireland, the Philippines and Malaysia.

Armies of nation states are responsible for the greatest of all human tragedies. None of us are safe as long as these weapons belong in the arsenal of some of the biggest and most dangerous armies in the world.

The safest option of avoiding a terrible attack or a major accidents involving these weapons is a total elimination, and currently our best hope is with international agreements such as these. International agreements have proven to
be effective in other comprehensive prohibitions of dangerous materials and it is time we act to eliminate the most dangerous weapons of them all.

https://www.un.org/disarmament/wmd/nuclear/tpnw/
Hmm… the bit about how explanations invite insistence jives with my experience. Not offering an explanation (again, in the appropriate context) has worked astonishingly well for me, personally.

Like you, I suspect that 99% of my daily interactions would be degraded if I applied this rule. However, the remaining 1% happen to cause the most pain, and it’s precisely here that the articles advice rings true.
When tracking your period lets companies track you
I think it's hilarious. LA is getting what they voted for.
monoculture is monoculture
In the movie, Good Will Hunting, clarification is made with “Dot, not feathers” which seems more accurate since both a dot mark and a feather are forehead ornamentations.
One of the most rewarding parts of back-end web application development is re-writing the same database routines and same JSON export routines over and over. Then changing the requirements and starting over. It's what makes web application developers such well-balanced folks, right?

Unfortunately, in the flux of user requirements—each addition or modification of a table column changing select routines, insertions, validation, exporting, regression tests, and even (especially?) front-end JavaScript—we make mistakes. What BCHS tools beyond the usual can help in this perennial test of our patience?

;)

https://learnbchs.org/kwebapp.html
> 3. A big part of MS's investment thesis here seems to be "ABK's assets are worth more than $69B, but their scandals are suppressing their valuation. We can fix the scandals and better realize the IP's true value". MS will be stupid to let ABK keep going without decisively handling the scandals.

This is the correct answer.

The intrinsic value of the company is worth more than the share price, which is being pulled down by the scandals and highly negative PR.

Microsoft have bought a bargain.
> 1. It's been reported that Kotick will leave once the acquisition is finalized (i.e. when MS actually owns the company). If and when that doesn't happen, _then_ I'll join in on the criticism.

Do you have a source for that? Not because I disagree but I really want to hope you're right, and I would like evidence to make that belief have some real evidence.
Not cost effective now.

If you weigh it against the scale of death and destruction from climate change impact yet to come, that could change very quickly.
Scary part is I’ve started to see people openly call for nuclear war.
Although, if you are not an enrolled member of a tribe and you say you're an Indian on a reservation, expect some serious backlash. Harvard may accept you but the tribes will not.

That being said, some tribes use their enrollment offices as a power play on some members. I do wish the federal government would step in some way. Its a tricky subject.
Nice! If you do try it, please let us know how the experience goes for you. I think the onboarding process is a bit intimidating given the (necessary, yet lengthy) permissions we request.

I’ll mention that you’d be interested in more options around backups to @shelkie. Like I said, I don’t think we can make this happen now, but it’s good to have a sense for what others might find useful.
Lots of "get used to it" advice here, which is honestly pretty good and honest. Like, if you were a founding developer, you'd have the joy of watching your creation turn from an exciting new thing into a legacy product. Since all products become legacy codebases, learning to work in one is vital if you want to be more than a dilettante.

With that said, don't let the passion for fun and interesting projects die! Small, start-to-finish projects are exactly what hobby, side project, and open source is for.
For MAD purposes, isn't bombing civilian targets is just as or more useful than taking out military targets? Is that not the case, or do militaries envision nuclear war not immediately entering a MAD scenario?
In this particular case, some of the runs from iFit instructors are actually quite good, and it cool that it adjusts the speed and incline to match the instruction. Probably not worth the extra $$$$ but it is pretty cool. But now I also want to be able to watch regular videos. I usually walk outdoors for an hour a day to get my 10,000 steps in, and the Chicago winter makes that tough, so I'm thinking an hour of walking on the treadmill while i catch up on my favorite shows might be a good substitute.
Off the top of my head, charities might be closed, they might be banned from a given location (perhaps for stealing from the charity’s other clients) or perhaps they’re ignorant of the available resources.
I think that's that panacea type thinking that a metaverse will help solve. If you're unhappy with your meatspace version of you, create the you that makes you happy in metaverse.

I've consumed too much sci-fi to actually think that'll be what actually happens.
First Nation is Canadian, and I would point out the number of reservations that have high school teams named "Indians". Those names are local.
But naive to think he isn't deeply involved behind the scenes.
I had data in Sep, Oct and Dec last year on the Tonga eruption before it happened:

https://mobile.twitter.com/syndic8_xyz/status/14834390886780...

and here in a reply I even said it seemed like a nuclear blast:

https://mobile.twitter.com/syndic8_xyz/status/14373852310659...
It's funny that if you wanted to simulate an ultra-realistic VR work environment, you just need to put on clear airsoft goggles and sit in your desk, it would include real feedback to your body and all. But having to work with those goggles is very uncomfortable, now imagine doing it with actual VR.
Considering the psychological effects of no sunlight, this is a terrible idea.
There we're enough issues with a couple of things that I felt like I would have required some 1-800-linux-help for most of my family members.

- APT randomly breaking and require some CLI magic.
- Installing french translation packages was awkward since they we're not part of the official repos.
- He unfortunately was running 32bit Mint which is much less fresh when it comes to the repos.

Not bad overall, but I wouldn't throw my Windows for 25 years aunt in there!
I've always seen "feather" contrasted with "dot", not "bead". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bindi_(decoration)

I've gotten the sense from Brown Pundits that among themselves they refer to themselves as Desi. ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desi )
Yeah, we need to go extremely carbon-negative, not merely carbon-neutral. It's so easy to forget this.
Sure, but I expect any current generation Ukraine ATGM to match the UK stock.
Ask HN: Does anyone have experience with PEOs-Professional Employer Organization
We have a known resource that we want to hire but is not willing to relocate to US. Therefore we want to hire internationally a fully remote employee. A PEO sounds like an exact fit to our need. But we don't fully understand all of the implications. What are the legal risks, liabilities, and concerns that we need to mitigate? What should we consider when evaluating companies? Is this really a viable option? How is this different that hiring a contrator through another company? Should we even consider this?
Nice! Thank you, much better than the Wired piece.
I'm seeing some good advice here. I'll also say: some of this is just part of working in a large organization.

On your own or in small companies, you get requirements and you go build something. Most of your time is spent creating.

In large companies, you have to do a lot of exploration which could involve reading existing code or talking to other employees to figure out what to change. Most of your time will be spent researching and communicating, not purely creating.
You probably mean Michael Scott Moore, and I'm not sure "refused to help him" is entirely accurate. Governments were involved, but also don't just provide and hand over millions of ransom (the US has a very explicit policy to never do so, Moore reported some surprise at the fact that his kidnappers didn't know that), which limits what they can actually do.
Let’s have a talk, Pluto. We know you’ve been feeling blue
They changed your class, so you go blame it on the IAU
Now you’re a dwarf planet, and you’re not thrilled, it’s plain to see
But if you look at what makes a planet great
The dwarves have two out of three:

1 You orbit a star, and your star is called the sun
2 You have enough gravity to make you round, but you’re missing one:
3 Do you clear your surroundings?
Dwarf planets don’t clear their neighborhood
They don’t have enough mass, but join the class
If you don’t know their names, you should

Ceres
Makemake
Haumea
Eris
Pluto

[0] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ws3kWuMi0Y8
I work in Immersed every day as a developer. It's a fantastic experience.

Primary work goes on an IMAX sized 2880x1800 screen in front of me divided up with TMUX and Vim. Slack in a vertical 1440 x 900 to my right, and media + reference on a drawing table oriented 1440 x 900 below where my lap would be.

Instead of a boring room in my house, I'm in a nebula that's beautiful but non-distracting.
I recall reveal years ago, I hung out in a forum where the users where very pendantic about claiming emulation only refers to hardware level emulation, like on an FPGA, and everything else was simulation.

Interestingly, I’ve never heard that anywhere else since.
Well they said “better lock” meaning, in the limit, “better than your angle grinder,” so I went in a different direction, the wall.
I like it when software and spirituality come together. Reminds me of "the temple of God" operating system and I'm sure there's a lot of other developers who have sort of a spiritual or rapture experience.

From a way more zany far out and perhaps metaphysical perspective I mean God if he she or they exists really is the ultimate programmer crafting whole realities. Maybe there is an inherent spiritual connection in code? Even if it's just analogical
Alaska?
It is standard resignation speak. It’s the same thing I told HR to tell my team when I decided it was time to leave, because it is what everyone else says when they resign.

I left due to burnout and failed negotiations. I did share the burnout with my team individually.
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I dont disagree with you, but it does matter that this POC was done using a concentrated pure source of CO2...

If it requires that, then its even more pointless apart from the learnings of course, because such scenarios are super super rare in the real world of industry.

and in a marketing/politics point of view there is a LOT of bullshit going around about "Carbon Capture and Storage".
This POC is likely to revamp that bullshit all over again.. its worth pointing out that this POC did not even slightly come close to the idea of "pulling carbon from the atmosphere".

The cost of doing it is so far down the list of reasons to not get overly excited about it.
I have to say that Apple TV sucked less than the alternatives but it's also the most inflexible in the sense that it's harder to "jailbreak", so for example if Apple decides that the home page will now be filled with ads rather than icons, I won't be able to do anything about it whereas in Google TV and Fire TV you can sideload an unofficial launcher if you want. Compare this with my current solution where I can just change OS or desktop environment if I feel like it.

Another aspect is the fact that smart TV apps are sometimes not as good as their desktop counterparts. For example the YouTube app on most smart TV platforms does not support viewing show notes or comments. So every time the person in the video says "link in the notes below"... you are missing out on that link. Another example: I like watching martial arts, both the UFC web app and the FloGrappling web app have additional features that are not found in their smart-tv-app counterparts.

Another big one for me, is the fact that in a desktop environment I have better multitasking and I can use browser tabs. For example if I find a Youtube channel I'm interested in, and I see a couple videos that I would like to watch, I just open them in a new tab. On a smart TV you would have to add them to watch later, then go to your library and find them, it's just not as immediate.

Another point is gaming, I am recycling old computer parts that I removed from my gaming PC when doing upgrades, these are relatively old parts but still pretty good, so you can run triple-A desktop games with pretty decent quality, whereas the type of games available for download on smart TVs are mostly just ports of mobile games. I also installed RetroPie which is quite fun!

Then there is hardware upgradeability. Recently I was thinking to add a faster CPU, and then the CPU that is now in the HTPC will go into my NAS since the one I have in the NAS is quite slow. You can't do any of that with a smart TV dongle, all the parts are soldered to the main board :-)

One more thing I like is that it's easier to watch content using alternative clients, for example I watch YouTube videos using the FreeTube app, on Smart TV platforms you might be able to find some alternative clients but the choice is more limited.

EDIT - rephrased some parts as they were not clear
Yes. But now they can enable more deep integration.
This sounds interesting. As I understand, IBKR does provide an API and examples. Although I am also a newbie, may be we can collaborate and try to write something like this together.

Have you tried to run the API examples or connect to IBKR using the API.
Good luck in your campaign. I didn't mean to imply I was opposed to it - I'm well aware of how awful first-past-the-post is, and that nearly any other voting system is better.

Have you encountered any organized resistance? I would imagine the two incumbent parties are hostile to anything that threatens their duopoly. Up north, Trudeau reneged on his promise to reform the voting system: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-38831142
Same here. Surpassed 100 hours months ago. It is very good for focus and I don’t need a massive setup, in whatever room I am in.
There are some industrial processes like blast furnaces where it's hard to come up with a better heat source than fire. That might be a place where this tech could help.
Exactly.

> a high schooler in the mid‑1980s

Seems like a good time to spend with family to me.
It concedes that there's an indirect connection in some places. But it explains how simplistic this is:

> First, every decent country has police, including the non-white ones. Second, the South lost the Civil War. Under Reconstruction, the Radical Republicans imposed the North’s will on the South. The slave patrols were disbanded. Some patrollers did indeed become police. But so did African-Americans. Meanwhile, the evil energies of the patrols were primarily expressed elsewhere—in the form of vigilante groups like the KKK. When Reconstruction ended, the South imposed tyrannical Jim Crow laws.

The only known case of a former slave patrol organization becoming a municipal police force is in Charleston South Carolina. Slave patrols were a mostly irregular force, tasked with policing a mostly rural agricultural enslaved population. And when the civil war was lost, these patrols were disbanded. Only in a few instances did slave patrols actually become police, like in Charleston.
If we get Jak 2, I'll die happy.
Where is that suicide information from? It's the first time I hear about that. (Not disputing that, just did not see that before anywhere.)

edit: ah the WSJ article

>The board of directors was blindsided by the California lawsuit’s allegations, including that an Activision employee killed herself after a photo of her vagina allegedly was circulated at a company party, according to people familiar with the board.

And here

> But here is where it gets even worse. A former female employee who hasn't been named publicly committed suicide while on a business trip with one of her male supervisors. The unnamed supervisor apparently brought sex toys and lube on their trip, and the state investigators believe this and a previous event where the female in question had a photo of her vagina shared around the office Christmas party led to her taking her own life.

Ugh.
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This is why punitive damages exist. Because you can sometimes get a lawyer to work on your case with no cash. So they can collect a large percentage of those punitive damages.
Ceres was a planet, until it wasn't. The reason is they found dozens of objects in similar orbits.

A similar situation exists with Pluto.
I'm saying that Abrahamic faiths generally don't leave any room for "my truth" being different from "your truth." There is only one Truth with a capital T, because there is only one God with a capital G. So if two people differ on some point of doctrine or ethics, one of them must be Right and the other must be Wrong. Mere mortals might not be able to determine which is which with perfect accuracy, but the One True God certainly can.
The same is not true in the US. Although in the late 80's, I almost got into a fight in Winnipeg because someone asked my Dakota classmate what "reserve he was from". Neither of us had ever heard the term, and it was not, initially, accepted as a friendly inquiry. "You think I'm an animal wasi'chu" did get the guy thinking there was a bit of terminology mismatch.
This feels like an unreasonable eschewing of all the advancements in programmer ergonomics & tooling that have been made over the course of decades.

"Just because you can, doesn't mean you should."
Thanks for your test and feedback.

Yes, Pasting Markdown does not work currently. need to do some investigation.

It can handle 1000+ notes, may depends on computer performance.
The automation with a word processor is not the input (the typing), it's the page layout and reflow, and being able to edit and get WYSIWYG before committing to the printed page.
what headset do you use?

is eye strain / head strain a problem from extended wear?

how do you deal with tracking peripheries? as mentioned in the article KBM, coffee etc.
> For me personally I have a hard time justifying game pass. I only complete 2-3 games a year at best and it's really expensive at that rate.

Weirdly, that's the exact reason that I can justify Game Pass. Though I imagine you mean that you only play 2-3 games thoroughly, where I play a much larger number of games through the year, but rarely for long enough to finish them.
yeah, I have a svelte project and I wanted to use slatejs but could not find a package and did not want to include react
Nope, if majority believe A, doesn't make A true. It just means majority believe A.
Public opinion is very malleable.
Hence the existence of marketing.
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maybe not the safest before we got fire and cooking
some ferns have a carcinogen that can be denatured with enough heat
Retooled switches from 2010, yes, but Hyperglides are new moulds as of 2020. Cherry made a fairly big deal out of it at the time. I've heard of people using diamond polishing paste to do something similar.
thanks for pointing that out, have not stress tested this yet
> Reminds me of "the temple of God" operating system and I'm sure there's a lot of other developers who have sort of a spiritual or rapture experience

He was a very intelligent individual who’s life was ruined by mental illness. I’m not sure that’s a good thing.
>running in the '90s.

Is a new way I like to be

Is a new way to set me free

The naming is intended to show old things can be made good, and fast :)

( Nice to see somebody gets it )
It doesn't require darkened skies --a reduction in incoming light is all you need. 10% reduction would be a lot.
Dot works too. I heard beads at some meeting from an Indian from India speaker. I've heard Dot too.
> working must provide incentives for natives to work for any UBI system to exist

Well, yes, and that's kind of an unsolved problem. The immigration issue doesn't help.

> It’s not a question of what a single immigrant does, but what all immigrants do as a group.

Agreed, but what kind of immigrants will a country with a UBI (available to immigrants) tend to attract, ones that want to work or ones that want to collect the UBI? The former group would be better served immigrating somewhere else with lower taxes and no UBI. Like-minded "natives" would most likely do the same, to some extent, though leaving one's birth country is not something undertaken lightly.
IDK about absurd, it's commonly stated that Discover charges more than Visa or Mastercard, though. I've always read that AMEX charges the most.
I think there would be difficulty just to get enough willing participants out of the 5%. I suspect that group at this point has to be the most extreme skeptical holdouts or religious objectors and would likely be adverse to any clinical trials.
Seeing code visualized was really helpful when I first learning programming. My teachers would draw block diagrams of variables/functions on the "stack" and the "heap". Helped me create a mental picture of what the code I was wrote was doing under the hood.

I created http://memlayout.com, which tries to accomplish this.

Curious about what people think about it.