skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This may be a (very sloppy) overfit or some other kind of error on Apple's part.

It is difficult to parse the official sanctions directives - but from my understanding they target only certain individuals and institutions - not the country (or its entire banking system) as a whole.
Hate is a pretty strong word for people resisting government overreach.
I strongly disagree. There is absolutely no need to put an unsubscribe link into a transactional email.

All emails should of course contain enough information to make it clear who the message is from, why the message is being sent, and who it was sent to.

But there is no point in adding unsubscribe links to messages and notifications that are essential to the service.

I mean, what are you going to do if the user accidentally clicks "unsubscribe", and then a payment doesn't go through? Should you just cancel their account without informing them? That's absurd.

I'd be really pissed if eg. my backups were deleted because I accidentally unsubscribed from emails from a cloud service provider.
Building network effects of the underlying technology you've chosen to provide services on is one of the less evil things Coinbase is wrapped up in, wow.
Canada's birth-rate is bellow what is necessary to sustain or grow the population. Without immigration Canada's population would be shrinking.

If you think it is bad now, imagine how bad would it be if the majority of the population was in retirement. Sustaining a pension scheme (or a healthy economy for pension funds) becomes very hard, plus all of the services required to keep the society running would be greatly reduced.

Canada's immigration system seems one of the better I've looked into, skills, language, education and job offer all have to be accounted to get in.
lefty city here, that is fine.
Show HN: I finally added a TS definitions file to my JavaScript canvas library
The more you plan the less code you'll need to rewrite. And keep things small because rewrite #3 will probably be a lot simpler and better than rewrite #2.
As an outsider this left vs right stuff in the US is really fascinating and a little bit scary.

(Most) people won't stop selling sandwiches to each other, money is more important. But there is a segment that will. I find it really weird the amount of visceral hate that seems to come out of the woodwork on HN when topics like this come up. Otherwise rational people end up calling for starving people that they disagree with.
How to host a virtual event quick and cheap
I don't do games much - I've got KSP and Civ 6 on my desktop, and we had a Wii, and now a Switch.

The killer games on both Wii and especially Switch are the Lego ones.

I've not heard of Zelda before.
> One of them is completely controlled by the state

Ridiculously untrue.

Anyone questioning this, please Google “is the CBC controlled by the government” and take note of the sites making the claim and the complete lack of media analysis studies supporting the claim.
Then they'll get the food from the conservative areas. Can't make a point only partially. Gotta suffer before things change.
Am I the only one for whom the video isn’t loading? On iPhone. Very frustrating.

(Of course, requesting the Desktop version does jacks***—-only the mobile page is displayed, as expected…)
I understand. But it was advertised as coming to the Xbox one. Then it quietly never happened. You can’t even stream it as part of their Xbox cloud gaming service which is really annoying. It’s especially hard to get a series X in AU. I’m not sure they’ve even been officially released here at some retailers.
We, in my case what I’m aware of in USA culture, push science technology engineering & math (STEM) because that’s what a good little cog in the machine looks like these days (I’m an embittered licensed teacher), making money for others. Short-term gain at the cost of long-term cultural resilience if we don’t at least add art to make STEAM. I’d rather not play the lottery of the American Dream that sells the idea that anyone can make billions nevermind how many others suffer for it.

As a math and science teacher I support education broader than STEM in part because the more connections we have to life on Earth the more connections we can make, and that increases our resilience and adaptability as things change.
I see no problem with people competing for work by lowering their bid? Sounds like you’re encouraging cartel-like behavior (which is, for example, why a pit of real estate agents still get paid 5-6% in a transaction despite clearly not being worth that, on average).
> Other customers within this range did not care about their security and got hacked, started spamming, or were even attacking others, while your provider has possibly not even noticed that there is a serious problem. We are sorry for you, but you have chosen a provider not acting fast enough on abusers.

What a ridiculously hostile message. Just because a website or mail server or whatever they are talking about got compromised does not mean that the owner "did not care about their security". This sounds like a case of a blocklist operator on a power trip, talking down to people.
He hasn't found the hard problem yet.

If you have two translucent objects, how do you combine the colors? This is hard to do with Z-buffer rendering. The obvious coloring operation is not commutative, and in a Z-buffer system, you don't know which face gets rendered first.

This is a huge pain. You can't just dump everything into the GPU and let it draw in parallel, which is what GPUs do fast. You usually have to depth-sort triangles, so the front triangle gets rendered last. This delays rendering while the CPU does the sort.

There's a GPU-based solution to this, but it involves some compromises in quality.[1]

[1] https://developer.nvidia.com/content/transparency-or-translu...
I think XConvertSelection would be more effective. Applications which use the XFixes extension to receive notifications of new owners won't need to use XGetSelectionOwner.
Mathematica. Clunky interface on Linux, requires that you use the Notebook interface for most things, terrible to run headlessly on a server, need to be happy with the defaults that Wolfram provides, etc. However, it's still the best CAS around and open-source alternatives e.g., Sage, have a long way to catch up.
I think what they are trying to say is that a country can always increase its GDP by increasing population. Of course, if 2x the amount of people that are eating a pie that is 1.1x bigger, the quality of life has dramatically decreased. For the people immigrating, Canada is obviously appealing just simply from a security point of view. All things equal, they don't really care if their quality of life is the same as long as they won't randomly be killed.

Of course, this all needs to be substantiated with facts to actually show the cause of the issue. I honestly don't know if Canada's immigration levels are too high and causing problems for the middle class or if the OP is just angry that an Indian family now operates their local Husky.
As people in the subculture already know, the "the first known recorded usage of the word “hacker” in the tech sense" (to quote from the OP) was not this one, but the Tech Model Railroad Club dictionary of 1959, which not only used the word but defined it [1]:

HACK: 1) something done without constructive end; 2) a project undertaken on bad self-advice; 3) an entropy booster; 4) to produce or attempt to produce, a hack.

I emailed Shapiro a few years ago and he conceded not only that the TMRC reference was earlier, but more importantly, that he was "probably wrong about 'hacker' originally having malicious connotations" [2]. Since he was the originator of the malicious-origin theory, or at least its most authoritative proponent (see [3] for an old example), that pretty much clears things up.

[1] http://www.gricer.com/tmrc/dictionary1959.html

[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19416623

[3] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=152627
That's nice but doesn't explain why the traffic system for the tunnel's one lane of car traffic is so rudimentary and restrictive.
I've been looking to move to Canada (vs moving to US due to more sane social services like healthcare and pension system), is what you are describing present all over Canada or just in some parts of it?
They also received a massive amount of chargebacks precipitating this decision.
That just unites more people around the dictator because now he is the one “feeding” them and they can’t make it without him.
You’re going to be really upset then to think about the business organizations that receive tax breaks in order to influence politics. Many non-profits exist only for this purpose.

The only reason abortion is a political issue, for example, is because of the outsized influence that tax exempt organizations have.
Pemberton had historically high snowfall last month, followed by a massive rain event. If the roof didn't have issues in January it's probably not going to have issues for a very long time. Pemberton is in a rain shadow. Owl creek gets some snow, more than town, but not much. Much less than Whistler.

Fully agree on the fires. I live in the woods on a steep slope and it's not ideal. Pemberton has insane fire risk. The pool might help with that, you can get agricultural water cannons and use the pool water to soak the roof and surrounding land.
I reported a funeral fundraiser for a criminal gang where i live a few weeks ago to Gofundme. These funerals involve reckless, high speed driving by hundreds of bikies wearing Swastika vests who hurl violence/verbal abuse at people if they happen to get in the way. I provided all this info and they didn't do anything.

A reasonable person would think a Gofundme for a group who derive their income from the methamphetamine trade would be higher risk than a bunch of truckies, but then again it didn't raise near $10m usd.

This is the kind of thing the gang does during funerals, for reference https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A30VPyeXVv4
>When do their actions, in your eyes, cease to be ordinary "vote with your wallet" market interaction?

Doesn't the act organization itself change it from a "vote with your wallet" (as an independent customer) to propagandizing and promoting your ideas to others on what they should buy?

When it comes to companies working like that, people call it a "cartel".

Also, isn't there a difference between movement organized and advocated "don't buy Spotify" versus group dictated Spotify what to sell?

In the second case Spotify caved because of the pressure/threat, not because the product wasn't selling.

It might still be a market decision (in the sense of it being an economic consideration of Spotify's behalf, as the ultimate threat was to their image and ultimately bottom line) but it wasn't a free market decision as in consumers signalling worth of a product with their purchases or lack thereof.
That is the case with most US/Europe sanctions. They target ordinary people more than the super rich. Iran would be an example :).
That's a pretty cool slippery slope you just constructed. You've almost convinced me, but you forgot to tell me that they'll take my guns and make me gay.
I don't know what to say really, go buy something else. I have no issue reading the offer details and IMHO the terms are clear and easy to understand but if that's not the case for you get a refund and buy from somewhere else.

In my opinion, the wording is not intended for deception but for mood uplift. It answers the following question: Interesting device but what I'm going to watch on this? Answer: No worries it comes with this service so you can start using it right away, go to the bottom of the page for the details.
If you want to see the spokesman of the freedom convoy directly, this is an interview by Dave Rubin:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEXy8yrjYqw

Rubin is Jewish/gay, Dichter is Jewish. But according to Trudeau they are homophobes, racists and white supremacists. The recording is from shortly before the deplatforming, so it not up to date.
Some time ago I wrote zsh helper [1] that uses jo to quickly construct complex JSON requests, mainly for testing and quering services from console.

Paired with httpie [2] aliases [3] it produces concise APL-like syntax:

POST https://httpbin.org/post test:=j`a=b c=`e=3` l=`*1 2 3``

Which translates to:

http POST https://httpbin.org/post test:="$(jo a=b c="$(jo e=3)" l="$(jo -a 1 2 3)")"

Or, in other words, sending POST with the following body:

{"a":"b","c":{"e":3},"l":[1,2,3]}

[1]: https://github.com/seletskiy/dotfiles/blob/78ac45c01bdf019ae...
[2]: https://httpie.io/
[3]: https://github.com/seletskiy/dotfiles/blob/78ac45c01bdf019ae...
I agree completely with this, but the one problem is that you haven’t addressed how we control spam without these “trusted” intermediaries. “Trusted” here meaning that they aren’t spammers.
It is a little bit political, usually doesn't reach the national level though.
I tend to agree on principle, but this whole concept of 'annual, monthly' is really scummy.

Even YC startups are doing it now, showing you a per-month price while de-emphasizing the fact that you're paying for a year up front. Adobe is the first one I'm familiar with that does normal monthly billing but forces you to stay a year.

>Hanlon’s Razor shreds the assertion of deliberate malfeasance over a site-wide design system flubbing form follows function.

Hanlon's Razor is a heuristic, not a law, and ceases to apply in the face of bad-faith actors. If Adobe wanted to be clear, they'd say "$X/month for 12 months", and not hide the commitment terms in WCAG-violating grey-on-white text. I offer instead the heuristic of "follow the money".
Yes because the government involved in technology always makes things better as I click on “allow cookies” on every damn website.
How about getting your head out of CNNs ass also?
What you're framing as an extremely un-nuanced left/right dichotomy is really a power dichotomy. All the companies you're calling "leftist" seem quite conservative to me, regardless of their supposedly liberal veneer. They act within the existing political/economic system, have every incentive to maintain the status quo, and have nothing to gain by dismantling "the system (man)." They bow to pressures of the market at times, but that is no way a leftist stance.
Based on my understanding on the HOW.md text this relies heavily on mathematical equality for performance. In its execution it is essentially constantly inlining operations as it goes.
Temas refuses(ed?) to let you hear voice calls if you use Firefox. It's the only reason I have Chromium installed too.
This is a classic slippery slope argument. Losing weight is not the same thing as a pandemic like this. The two-fold reason that these measures are taken is A) over-filling of hospitals and shut-down of all non-emergency services and B) extremely high death rate. Smoking or whatever scary slippery slope you think we're on is not the same thing as the ICU's filling up way over capacity and hundreds of thousands of people dropping dead that normally wouldn't.

The idea that we should be against common-sense measures to promote herd immunity during a very real pandemic because "the government will make you stop smoking" is frankly an outrageously claim.

It's long been held, since at least America began, that herd immunity is vital to the success and security of a nation. Our militaries require these vaccinations because a fighting force must be healthy. Our schools require these vaccines because sick kids and sick cities don't learn.

The idea that a vaccine mandate is anything more than a century-old, bog-standard, completely required part of the human war against disease is a radical and anti-civilized position. Herd immunity is non-negotiable for our level of modern society to exist.

I swear, we are killing ourselves. Dense civilization requires trade offs, and in the war against pandemic disease, that does include vaccination.
To be honest, if the left treats their wishes with no respect and calls them racist and misogynist without any foundation, they should be prepared for whatever shit comes their way.
It's totally absurd to develop the foundation for such a massively fast and useful tool yet have horrendous search features in your graphical user shell.

Searching is a human right (only half joking)
I like it, very concise but retains all the features you need.

`jq` can construct JSON "safely" from shell constructs, but is rather more verbose - e.g. with the same examples:

$ jq -n --arg name Jane '{"name":$name}'

$ jq -n \
--argjson time $(date +%s) \
--arg dir $HOME \
'{"time":$time,"dir":$dir}'

$ jq -n '$ARGS.positional' --args spring summer winter

$ jq -n \
--arg name JP \
--argjson object "$(
jq -n \
--arg fruit Orange \
--argjson point "$(
jq -n \
--argjson x 10 \
--argjson y 20 \
'{"x":$x,"y":$y}' \
)" \
--argjson number 17 \
'{"fruit":$fruit,"point":$point,"number":$number}' \
)" \
--argjson sunday false \
'{"name":$name,"object":$object,"sunday":$sunday}'
I agree with everything you're saying. I'm hoping the current protests are going to be a catalyst for Canadians who for the most part are apathetic and apolitical to wake up and notice what has happened to our country and finally push back. We're so far gone though I don't know how we can actually reestablish ourselves though: in particular, our political parties are so hollowed out of anyone remotely competent and interested in the future of the country that regardless of the will of the people, I don't see how it can be represented.

We've also literally created millions of crazy people with all the covid fear propaganda, and I don't know how we reintegrate them into society.

I could go on, we're in a lot of trouble.
There's also jshon which is a simple stack-based DSL for constructing JSON from shell scripts.

http://kmkeen.com/jshon/

It's written in C and is not actively developed. The latest commit, it seems, was a pull request from me back in 2018 that fixed a null-termination issue that led to memory corruption.

Because I couldn't rely on jshon being correct, I rewrote it in Haskell here:

https://github.com/dapphub/dapptools/tree/master/src/jays

This is also not developed actively but it's a single simple ~200 line Haskell program.
I don't think that's comparable at all. If you don't want to get vaccinated but your employer has a mandate, you can quit.

Similarly, your employer can fire you if there is no reasonable accommodation for your medical condition that you are willing to accept. If, for example, you have a treatable form of schizophrenia but refuse all medication, you can get fired if that condition renders you unable to perform your job duties.

You can get committed to an institution, or your employer can be forced to reinstate you, but absent such an order from the legal system, you are free to refuse treatment, and your employer is free to let you go.
The article mentions blood glucose and it is yes.
Can someone describe what it means to have a "duplicate" adsense account? I would have thought if you had a second account, there would just be two accounts and no problem.
I don’t watch that trash either. Also please be mindful of the rules of HN.
Thank you for this! It was exactly as I pictured it from the article. One tidbit not mentioned in the article is that the town is a tourist destination during the summer, which was the first thing that came to my mind when I looked on Google maps and saw a museum, lounge and seafood restaurant: https://www.google.com/maps/@60.7739931,-148.6857725,1497m/d...
The more I work with JSON, the more I crave some kind of dedicated json editor to easily visualize and manipulate json objects, and to serialize / deserialize strings. This is especially the case with truly massive JSON objects with multiple layers of nesting. Anyway, cool tool that makes one part of the process of whipping up JSON a little less painful
I don’t know who in their right mind would want to be a teacher. Bad pay, hard work, ungrateful students and parents, and limited opportunities for growth.
There's literally people in this thread that are justifying vaccine mandates because we had them before.
People like Jordan Peterson that deny climate change exists because of "variables." Most of these people are discredited hacks (i.e. Malone).

Sure, get the brightest minds that are contrarian on the program. Malone and Peterson aren't it. Get Richard Ebright on the program.
You shouldn't SSH into your server, because the terrible mobile security model means you're vulnerable to both Google and the cell network by doing so. A modern phone should be one of your least trusted devices.

The problem with the mobile ecosystem isn't so much what you can run on your phone, but rather what you can't stop running on your phone. And that perfectly good devices are relegated to the trash bin due to the upgrade treadmill. A Linux-first phone stands a chance at fixing these issues, whereas starting with an OS developed by a surveillance company does not.
... And to be honest, I'm not convinced it's been worth my effort. I have no plans to rewrite the library itself in TS, so there's no direct benefit for me as I continue to maintain it. I do hope others find the definitions useful; I also hope people don't complain too much when they find errors in the file.
I'll be an absolutist against deplatforming and government overreach to the death. Wherever that lands me on the political spectrum over time, I don't care.
Is it through homebrew Wii? I thought it was kind of a VM situation but was still the WiiU in control (that’s how you can have the game pad work with GC games). Though I’m not sure.

I would love to read a nice breakdown about Nintendont ( the GC comparability software for WiiU homebrew) because I think it’s pure magic.
Makes you wonder why they ended the collaboration in November and didn't continue to retain him to validate that the new stuff lives up to its claims, doesn't it?
Or a rebellion starts eventually, which is one of the objectives of these sanctions.
It looks like this hospital director is not well aware that most people in Isreal, who are receptive to the illness, are fully vaccinated.
Same here, on about the same timeline. I miss a few things from Photoshop, but some things are much better in Affinity Photo. Especially love that Affinity isn't a subscription.
> You seemed to say you don't have time for long-form content? Did I misunderstand what you originally said?

That's not what I said, and you did misunderstand. What I did say is that I didn't have time for a "meandering 3 hour podcast," specifically referring to Rogan's.

Joe Rogan's meandering 3 hour podcast is clearly not the universe of "long-form content."
the article says the opposite, that the investigation started after it was announced they would be refunded automatically.
I'm vaccinated and I support everyone getting vaccinated. I do not think mandates are appropriate, though. Nor are they necessary at this point. The truckers are protesting forced vaccinations. I think if someone doesn't want to do their job because their job is forcing them to undergo a medical procedure that they do not want, that seems very legitimate to me.

And it also seems like a basic principle of liberal democracies that I thought we had all agreed on quite a while ago. Apparently not anymore.
what? why do people keep calling a person who endorsed Bernie Sanders right wing? can someone explain this to me?
They're protesting public health in general. Not just vaccines.
So maybe the problem is gov power and which companies are doing their bidding.
Because the intersection of the stated goals and the actual goals is essentially empty. The actual goal isn't to be useful, it's to make the early adopters rich.
Appears to work fine on both Firefox and GNOME Web on PureOS on my phone as well.
That’s awesome. Hopefully someone maybe picks it up because goomba is kind of terrible and weird :)
It’s a difficult job for not enough pay and an expectation to work far more than 40 hours per week, and that was before the COVID-19 pandemic. (I got out to raise my child and support my employed spouse)