skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Remember when Trump called antifa a terrorist org? I hope we've learned by now to stop taking the "terrorist" label seriously
I wouldn’t know, because they’re deleted.
I use ncftp from a CI/CD job to push my files to Fastmail; it has a sync option

Edit: I’m pretty sure the sync options are part of the put command
I got caught up in one recently but was able to talk the operator out of it. I thought I was signing up for a 1 month trial not for a year. Evidently they didn't push the people on the other side of the phone to refuse just make you have to at least call and talk to a human. I could find no way on the website to do it. Some people would just have let it go for a few months after not being frustrated enough to call customer service, as it wasn't a lot of money $8/month if I recall correctly.
It's a reasonable word for people bullying a homeless shelter though. There's always some nuance
Is not in contrast with the sequencing of 1.6M old mammoth DNA?
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-00436-x
But...it is spam? If they don't give the tools necessary to stop the spam (unsubscribe or a link to "received this by mistake") then it's spam - intentional or not.
Fear Piece Concerning Ecology
I will attempt to paint a whole picture of ecology concisely employing artistry as well as scientific reasoning. Hopefully, this resonates with individuals spurring debate.

In the midst of a pandemic with an entity very different than ones before it. On the one hand its unparalleled comparing the past with the present or future. On the other it's possible to see this entity as the most transmittable, widely intuited disease ever before it. We must conclude that humans play a role in how things are/will play out.
With banality, the more deadly an entity becomes the more difficult transmissibility becomes. This brings to mind zombies because this form of entity allows maximization of both poles. This current pandemic illustrates however something unique. An entity which is highly transmittable, deadly--yet can also have infected individuals completely unbeknownst to it. This can be called our step closer to zombies. Above the bottom line however, it is evident that humans in the name of curiosity exert an extrodinary evolutionary pressure. The forces of nature balance though, then we balance with by homeostasis. We can feel when we are losing our balance, it just might happen so gradually, naturally we are unbeknownst.
With banality, there's always the looming apocalypse or Pandora's debate.
With sincerity without certainty let's look up into the stars for a glimpse of what's to come. I am excited for all the possible new super-entities that come out of the world. These will give us a deeper understanding of ourselves as profoundly this pandemic has. Nothing says we must keep going so let's keep going anyways. Let's be fine, because we are the ones who get to choose the narrative.
Gofundme is in the trust business. You have to have a lot of trust in them or you won't use them. They seem to be pivoting to a strategy that encourages distrust.

This is pretty much how a lot of people view gofundme now:

https://babylonbee.com/news/gofundme-freezes-funds-for-child...

They are a joke.
>Bam! Jo tries to be clever about types and knows null, booleans, strings and numbers.

I'm very skeptical of this. If I put x=001979 in as a value I dont think I want you trying to guess if that's supposed to be an integer or a string.

This sounds like the Norway Problem waiting to happen.
In our case it's quickly obvious since our server sends verification codes when people sign up for online accounts or change their passwords. We'll see a pattern of customer complaints from certain mail services within a day of being on any major blacklist.
Maybe you were ungrateful.

I am extremely grateful for the talents of several of my public school teachers (and until they were downsized) counselors.
Since HVM is linear, adding some mutability would be completely fine and would NOT break referential transparency (because values only exist in one place!). So, we could actually have "pure mutable arrays". In order to make that mix up well with lazy cloning, though, we'd need to limit the size of array to about 16. But larger arrays could be made as trees of mutable 16-tuples. There was a post about it, but I can't find it right now.
I did not know this, I moved to mailbox.org in December.

Surely they'll only allow that if they pass the auth and the domain belongs to your account?
I initially tried this when my language learning course had to go remote and the teacher insisted on using Zoom. But I ran into a dealbreaker issue with the web view: It does not have the grid view of all participants' cameras, and (to my knowledge) it also does not allow selecting the camera of a single person manually. This is an issue when I need to see a flash card that the teacher is holding up, but someone else is speaking, so the camera switches to them.

I'm currently working without this by using a device issued by my employer, where the Zoom app is pre-installed by the IT dept. and therefore using it for the language class does not make things worse.
The adblock lists are out of the control. Adblock Plus and Brave will block put your site on a block list to then sell ads against your site to companies like Verizon and Google.

Brave loves Verizon so much they even listed them as a featured advertiser.
https://brave.com/brave-ads/
development is slow but the dev is reachable and the tool does its job https://www.listary.com/
3 months is not a long time at all.
Antifa is a terrorist organization. They have political goals that is fighting against political stance and they are trying to achieve this by violence.
Right, it's also unacceptable there. A growing ability for governments to ask "Does any device contain "X" is a threat to privacy.
Yeah, we do not have what you think of in terms of freedom of speech in Canada. A private corporation using their insured property to audibly harass a city and blockade streets is not considered freedom of speech in Canada.

Take away their toys and let them hold a protest with their boots and parkas.
I'll add that a lot of kids bike to school in Davis. I'm mostly disappointed that more adults don't bike as much as I'd expect.
While I can understand the healthcare part, what about US public pensions (Social Security) is not sane? The US public pension is quite generous compared to the rest of the developed world, including Canada.

The US can be accused of many things, but having a poor public pension isn't one of them.
I prefer to call them Spodcasts.

If you're exclusive to spotify, you're not really a podcast. You're a spodcast.
I joined MXRoute at a suggestion in on hackernews and I'm... probably gonna be moving away when my year is up.

Two issues I had:

1. 3 times my emails to gmail will be "silently delivered" in that they don't bounce but they don't land in the inbox. I had it happen to me (sending to my test gmail), me sending to a friend, and me sending to a business. It's a gmail problem, but this never happened when I was on fastmail.

2. Jarland is a solid admin, but he's "old school". Sometimes he'll blanket ban incoming mail, and you might miss messages. For example, I was trying to sign up for mailjet and I wasn't getting the sign up email. When I opened a ticket, it was because MXroute was seeing "a bunch of spam from that provider" so it was blocked. I have no clue if I missed any emails from sellers/senders that use the service during that time...
The EPA value is a limit for today. The WHO value is a recommendation for the future target after some industry accommodation period.

Essentially "what it is" vs "what it should be".
I'm glad I did! I paid $20 to try a game I wanted to try, and got a free Chromecast ultra+controller from the deal. The Chromecast I use daily, and the controller apparently has Linux drivers as a plug-in.
That's the point. It's so they can pressure their government
It is no different than depositing to an exchange that doesn't do this and then withdrawing. Or some other service with a centralized wallet.

That being said, those outputs will simply become someone else's problem later on, in limbo created by the uncertainty on whether them being held by an exchange clears their past history or not.
Take it or get fired. That is being forced for all intents and purposes.

Shaq said it well: https://twitter.com/ginacarano/status/1489421001918083073
How did you contact Google and Microsoft regarding deliverability issues?
> Bitcoin is often touted as a fungible and private asset [skipped]

By whom? There's nothing like that here https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf

> and digital cash alternative

That was the case from the beginning but it hasn't worked out.

> Each bitcoin in circulation has a distinct history attached to it ensuring that 1BTC != 1BTC.

What? The value is the same. Paper bills also have a distinct history.

> While coin histories can be somewhat ofuscated with tools like CoinJoin, the fungibility of Bitcoin remains distinctly lacking.

What? How's 1 BTC is not fungible [to another BTC] unless you're wanna hide your bitcoin transaction history? Is this what it's all about? Sorry to break it to the author but he seems to imply that Bitcoin is a privacy oriented electronic currency. It has never been "private". The whole ledger is public. If you don't like it, don't use it. You have Monero, Dash and Zcash and Bitcoin mixers if you wanna deal with ecurrencies without anyone being able to trace you.
I think the biggest indicator of a problem is that now even those people for whom it’s a “calling” are leaving the field. Epecially those in public education
Yeah, I despise general deplatforming, but "mandating that businesses accept everyone no matter the politics" is just as bad. Not everything needs a law.
Having to use both gps and cellular instead of just Bluetooth uses MUCH more power
It's always like this on the weekend.
Email confirmations should be standard but that's not what we're talking about here (and I'd expect that ~rsync is handling that properly).

Unsubscribing from transactional emails eventually causes the following support conversation: "Hi, uhh, rsync? Yeah, so, I'm having trouble logging in to my account and we really really need our backups, our intern just nuked a database. Yeah, it's uhh... cto@company.com. What do you mean my account's not active? ... ... Why didn't you just tell me my card expired? Well yeah, of course I unsubscribed, but I still wanted to know my account was being shut down!"

There's a scale of headaches happening here. At one end of the scale we have "nuisance", as in, "I'm getting too much email, or I have a stupid email address, or I don't know how to filter messages from reputable senders", and at the other end we have "job-ending cockup", as in, "I'm just now finding out that a critical part of our disaster recovery plan hasn't been working for a long time because somebody somewhere was inconvenienced by a notification, and I'm finding this out now because today happens to be the day we really need that disaster recovery plan".

Pushing the needle away from the nuisance end moves it closer to the disaster end.
I did in the next sentence logically. Its impossible to gather such data since you would have to track people across multiple jobs.
Does that distinction really matter? I use Atom/RSS interchangeably and from what I can tell there is very little difference for me.
Glad to hear it - I may have snuck in a source code change since you last listened after one of the other commenters suggested the Farnsworth method! Thanks again for the suggestions.
Please don't add regional flamewar on top of the flamewar we've already got here.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Never, I have no assurances that Apple has no ability to know what the data is.
TypeScript in Postgres with PLV8
That could dovetail with the pandemic demographic contractions where births have declined 25% during the pandemic. This is compounded by the fertile generationX is smaller than normal. And immigration has been politically reduced. This could wreck havoc on institutions that depend on youth cohorts like schools, colleges and low-skilled jobs.
It's not a secret at all.
The response from the Radix CEO: "We re-used the part of his testing harness, and then re-created the other critical tests to determine if the errors detected where still present. He is fantastically expensive and booked 3-6 months in advance on average. We'll definite re-deploy this kind of testing again, but we'll save it for another bigger release, rather than a patch where the identified errors can be tested against."
At this point a majority of Canadas anti-mandate movement, which recently became a majority is “vaccinated but anti-mandate” just because the numbers literally don’t allow for any other reality.
Great article. I saw myself a lot in it. I find myself on this orange site multiple times a day largely for some of the reasons outlined.

> She dwells in puddles for fear of the ocean

woah. Beautiful line. Great writing can really make the content more impactful. I find myself regularly absorbed in the minutia of a technology used in a project. I tell myself it's because I find the subject fascinating and knowing it deeply will make the solution (and me) better (which is partly true), but I often have that thought niggling in the back of my mind, "Am I spending too long on this detail because I'm avoiding tackling the bigger problem because I'm worried I might fail?". This punchy quote sums that up nicely.
Sure - but these companies aren't doing that. They're sending emails without any means of preventing it, e.g. spam.
You may not like it but the regular Django admin is what peak UI design looks like.
> Is this event something they really could not have foreseen and do anything about?

They could not foreseen it.They just bought some computers and asked the OS supplier if it's secure. They don't have a budget for security because they have a secure OS and they passed all audits.
Same, I'm vaccinated but I recently resigned from my company because they had a vaccine mandate (no testing option) because they're a federal contractor. Now I'm working for a company that has a testing option but I choose to upload vaccine card instead. My personal choice. The company I resigned from dropped the mandate after it was stopped by the courts but the damage had already been done.
It would be like criticizing a company for making a new type of telescope that is massively easier to use to spy on people
The HN page.
Wagtail, a powerful CMS for modern websites
I always just create a virtual number through my CC, set the maximum to $1, and have it expire within a couple months. Works like a charm.
Stop reading Breslow’s twitter man
I mean, we do? Dollar bills are politically neutral.
cryptocurrencies and not screwing up global implementation of SMTP are completely different things.

cryptocurrencies are not in any way going to solve the problem of people centralizing their MX all onto office365 and gsuite.
They only offer encryption with a known compromised key. How is that useful?
+1 for Everything. Fsearch is a good alternative on Linux

https://github.com/cboxdoerfer/fsearch
> it doesn't have an autotrace

Yes, that's a problem. For that I still use CorelDraw.
Maybe I am confused. Is it simulating a lava lamp, or a video of a lava lamp?
...for $140 a month, 3 times the most expensive plan on wordpress.com.
Lockdown and quarantine are very different.

And it's you who mentionned "completely novel and exotic government actions", to which I point out that it's already happened with lockdowns.

There's nothing in history that resemble what has happened in those last 2 years, whether you agree or not won't change that fact.
> It makes no sense to me how bitcoin is still number one cryptocurrency despite it's garbage fundamentals. Failed at everything it was supposed to do.

It hasn't failed at not being controlled by people which fiat currencies have failed completely. Do you control the inflation rate? Do you control how much currency is being minted? And tons of other things.
This is not to say that businesses should not do this, only that they have to position themselves to profit from this change in the market.

Selling to both sides can be a profitable venture, which encourages neutrality, but so is locking in customers by something other than the quality or price of your product
This is very cool research that I’ve been loosely following for a while but I feel the benchmarks you’ve presented are very misleading. They are comparing parallelized code to sequential code and then making a big deal that it’s faster. Of course, you could also write a parallel Haskell version of the same benchmarks in about the same amount of code, and I’d expect similar speedups.

Haskell doesn’t parallelize every independent expression because it’s a general purpose language and that’s unlikely to be the correct choice in all contexts.

I don’t have much of an intuition for whether the optimal evaluation stuff will be useful in practice for the kinds of programs people actually write. Like I get that it helps a lot if you’re doing multiplication with Church numerals… but can you give some more compelling examples?
That's not accurate. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17014869.
Just like people have stopped taking the "racist" label seriously.
"Living next to you is in some ways like sleeping with an elephant. No matter how friendly and even-tempered is the beast, if I can call it that, one is affected by every twitch and grunt." - Pierre Trudeau, 1969

When trying to grasp the Canadian point of view on GoFundMe, understanding the primal fear this quote invokes in us is vital.
You do know that the vast majority of jobs in Canada do not require being vaccinated, right?

Did you know that vaccine requirements for certain jobs have existed for decades, and no one has lost their minds like this?

Do you think it’s possible that right wing politicians are purposely trying to cause outrage over something that has been a normal and accepted practise in order to further their political goals?
Okay, so you are the first person to discover that corporations are not politically motivated but only financially motivated, and they manufacture the appearance of political concern to pursue their financial interests. Nice, cool.

Now explain to me what is wrong with political factions publicly criticizing corporations under the guise of wanting political and moral change at the corporation, when in reality, they are attacking the corporation's financial interests, and their goal is to render their own brand of politics the one that commercial interests bend the knee to.

You have made the empiricist's error: conflating what he discovers to be, with what ought to be.
Michael Kay about XSLT, XML, and software business
Every one of those things limited to [0; 1] combine multiplicativelly. (Mostly because they are some kind of probability or vectorial projection - what are the same thing, by the way.)

You are right that "intuitive" is a subjective property. But I'm completely lost trying to imagine what kind of life experiences can lead on to expect them to be additive.
You suggest a MITM attack against ssh by the carrier? Seems unlikely to me.

Not sure about the threat by Google if you’re using f-droid. Though there is always dmr’s compiler attack I’m not sure ssh would be the right vector. A keyboard attack might be more useful.
Define “forced.” Your answer will speak volumes.
Ditto here. It is ironic because I actually recommended outlook.com over gmail.com for my non-techie friends, because outlook.com was more lenient, at least 2 years ago. Gmail is using some invisible reputation crap that shovel my emails to the jink folder from time to time. Now outlook.com just did the one-up and start using UCEPROTECTL2/3.
In fact, the UK health authorities argued that flu vaccine mandates make more sense for hospital workers than covid vaccine mandates with omicron.
Citi also offers this, for those who didn't know.
So we agree, GFM should have nothing to do with any occupation, right? You agree with this, correct?

You think that I'm some sort of partisan in this -- perhaps a projection -- and you caught me in hypocrisy. But you didn't. Financing protests is an incredibly dangerous game.

I was against BLM justified violence and looting, as well as the various "free" zones.

I was against the railway blockades in Canada (due to complex aboriginal issues)

I am against the trucker occupations and criminal harassment of the citizens of Ottawa and other jurisdictions (and I think they should be layered with so many fines their trucks become the property of the state).

I'm remarkably consistent on this. Law and order is good. Democracy is good.
Still DNA may be superior to retaining written human records on just about every other media, save stone and metal. Especially longer than recent magnetic media.
I recently switched to Jellyfin, self-hosted on a raspberry pi. I already had a pretty large music collection and I'm building more and more out with Bandcamp purchases.

I managed my own library for a decade+ before I got Spotify. I realized, like you, that the app, recommendations, etc. weren't worth it any more this year. So I switched back to managing my own library. It's a bit of work to set everything up, but it's honestly fun to consciously think of my library again. Give it a try -- happy to share details about my own setup if you're on the fence.
Yes, similar as in "if we don't do that, insert_whatever_crazy_idea_here, we're gonna overwhelm the hospitals!!!"

Because it's been the justification from day 1: "not overwhelm hospitals".
The White House publicly called for the suppression of 1A protected speech, and the company obliged.

That the company can draw from other potential motivations to justify that action is irrelevant to 1A.
The rise of defense tech is bringing Silicon Valley back to its roots
Yep it's a fantastic crud gui for the database, which frankly covers a lot of use cases for a small business.

But it's not a substitute for being comfortable working with forms, templates, urls, requests and building custom views. Time spent learning the django-admin DSL would be better spent here, or learning the CBV DSL...
Why does the insurance status of property matter? Why does it matter if it belongs to a corporation (also don’t many truckers have their own trucks)? Do you also think megaphones shouldn’t be used to protest? What about amplifying platforms like Twitter? I feel like the line drawn in Canada is unprincipled, if it is as you describe, since truckers are using their property and platform of choice to enhance their protest, which fundamentally isn’t very different to me.
Everything you said is fantasy speculation. Counties and States that have moved on are doing just fine.
It seems incredibly weird to me that the start menu search can't do basic stuff like launch browser bookmarks.
I like it. Nicer design on top of the same functionality is really what I want from Django admin. In contract to some CMSes that change to much and in the process lose features.
Those application rates are 10:1 in india, but only 2:1 in the usa.
> I know I sleep awesome if I have an intense day of renovation work or yard work or whatever.

This is normal. Why do you even need a study for something that's just common sense? Why is it not common sense for you? Hm..
Good.

Education is ripe for disruption. The US should move to a South Korean model where a few very good superstar teachers lecture thousands of students simultaneously.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QrDfCy5Q9wI
Some schools are using the acronym of STEAM rather than STEM. The A being Arts.
Direct link to repo:

https://github.com/jpmens/jo
If I were serious about porting this project to Go, where would you recommend that I start?
The only way to repair a Chromebook is to install Linux on it.
It's not just possible, it's arguably the very threat that's driving this unraveling of the market in the first place. Because every large player will then seek to reject "tainted" coin/transactions, lest they be tainted in turn.