skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Should judges be forced to recuse cases based entirely on the political activity of their spouse? Everyone supporting this seems to be saying “yes.” I guess we should apply that consistently then? Does it end at spouses, or extend to children and parents?
UPS is union. Teamsters. The author is non-union.
Commuting into the city to do those things is just not the same to me. I used to do it, but I'm now much happier living within my city.
Unfortunately the vampires draw 3 or 4 test tubes of it every year from me for my annual checkup. At least my doctor is thorough with the tests :)
Also Free42; no idea about Android, but works perfectly on an iPhone. (Which, funnily enough, almost exactly matches HP42’s physical dimensions.)
It's not just being held responsible for one's spouse's opinions (much less actions)— at least one of his own past judicial decisions now seems quite questionable in light of this:

https://www.businessinsider.com/clarence-thomas-only-justice...
Debt crisis. We will see a few more soon except this time in first world countries. Bond market is screaming. And all at the same time opportunist China will position itself to take control of strategic interests like ports and agricultural land en masse. It’s going to be a somber lesson for a highly leveraged securitized debtor nations.
Couldn't find anywhere else, but here's a link: https://philpapers.org/rec/BISIPO. Posted earlier by you.
"Justices are subject to a federal law that prohibits them from hearing cases in which their spouses have “an interest that could be substantially affected by the outcome of the proceeding.” The statute, 28 U.S.C. section 455, also requires them to disqualify themselves from any proceedings in which their “impartiality might reasonably be questioned.”
>it's still maintained security-wise (and will be forever, as per MS),

Source? According to microsoft:

>Please note that the Internet Explorer (IE) 11 desktop application will end support for certain operating systems starting June 15, 2022

>Customers are encouraged to move to Microsoft Edge with IE mode. IE mode enables backward compatibility and will be supported through at least 2029. Additionally, Microsoft will provide notice one year prior to retiring IE mode.

Your best bet right now for IE 11 is an installation of windows server 2022, which contains IE 11 and will be supported till Oct 14, 2031. Still, it's unknown whether IE 11 would be supported by then.
He's not responsible for her actions, but he should certainly recuse himself from cases before the court that pertain to the legal status of her actions. Like...if judges don't have an ethical responsibility to avoid ruling on cases that might impact their immediate family...what ethical responsibility to they have?
Uncomfortable to read. But you should.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAND_Corporation
If he were a mail carrier? sure what damage could that do, but he’s a lifelong appointment to one of the highest positions in the country… and it also happens to be a role where conflicts of interest could impact the entire country.

There are plenty of other well-qualified judges without this particular problem, and it’s absurd that he won’t recuse himself from issues his wife actively campaigns for (though not surprising given his own dodgy history).
His wife is not responsible for his failure to recuse himself.
Did you not read the article?

Justices are subject to a federal law that prohibits them from hearing cases in which their spouses have “an interest that could be substantially affected by the outcome of the proceeding.” The statute, 28 U.S.C. section 455, also requires them to disqualify themselves from any proceedings in which their “impartiality might reasonably be questioned.”

How can you argue this isn't applicable?
Vuetube – an open source YouTube client
This is literally why I quit teaching university and never went back to academia. Every class has one student who is a complete shit and 95% of your stress revolves around this one person. Work that doesn't require much human contact is so much better.
I do feel like WFH does compound loneliness factor. Overall it’s all about relationship with others. If we have that then we can all help each-other…
IIRC (I’m not a physicist), if you combine a closed timelike curve with quantum mechanics, then a random fluctuation in the photon field (which happens all the time) appearing in the middle of it will go all the way around, meet itself, and now there are two of them, then four, then eight, …

But as this is in a closed loop of time, from the outside it goes to infinity instantly.
A word you create because you don’t like another word is called a blortle. I just made it up.
Opinions is a very mild way of saying “attempt to overthrow the government.”

Let’s not sugar coat this. She wasn’t taking a side on this or that issue where Justice Thomas might have to vote. She was trying to overthrow the government and he’s tasked with protecting it.

He either needs to get divorced or get off the Court. And he’s already ruled on a case where there’s direct conflict of interest between his spouse and country - and choose spouse.
Temporal.io is a really cool framework for building business process like managing microservice workflow (like paiement workflow: user pay, we call the shipping microservice, the billing microservice, ...) and good fit to handle individual event (lots of individual events).

Kestra (and so airflow) is more a workflow manager to handle data pipeline like moving large dataset (batch) between different source and destination, do some transformation inside database (ELT) or with Kestra you are also able to transform the data (ETL) before save it to external systems.

This lead Kestra (and so airflow) to have a lot of connectors to differents systems (like SQL, NOSQL, Columns database, Cloud Storage, ...) that is ready to use out of the box.

temporal.io, since it's first design to handle microservice (proprietary & internal service) don't have this connector out of the box, and you will need code all this interaction.

So my opinion:

Building data pipeline interacting with many standard systems will be done easily & quickly with Kestra (or airflow)

Handling internal business process of micro service will done easily with temporal.io
I've seen "claims" the ESP32 can do 0.1 mA in sleep, but haven't seen anyone actually implement that in a functional application.

My use case is different though, I will be adding an NRF9160 for connectivity so ESP32-based stuff just didn't make sense. It's also for academic customers who want to be able to work using MicroPython should I get hit by a bus.
Anyway to do this on windows?
OpenBLAS and LAPACK are mostly Fortran and numpy will use them if present on the system.
Keep in mind that most people are uncomfortable with new situations. So helping them feel comfortable with you will ultimately help you.

-Get in situations where you need to interact with people, such as a job that deals with others.

-Keep up to date with current events. You need to be interesting so being able to speak on current events helps. Read nonfiction books. They help add to your knowledge.

-Be a master of the short conversation. Read books on how to improve your conversations.

There is no magic tonic. The more you try the better you'll get at it. Like they say, practice makes perfect.

Their are people that are extremely anxious in public situations so they should seek treatment. But make sure you try everything short of pills to get over your anxiety. Taking pills is never the best thing to try first.
"Truck drivers, farm workers, and restaurant staff are exempt from the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA)."

Not the bleakest [1], but yeah, bleak. Long, lonely, boring, life-sucking, thankless hours. Essential, yet at the Bottom of the 'skilled' totem-pole. Mostly these people are heros, and our lives are dependent on their sacrifices. (Many heavy-equipment drivers are 'skilled' enough to make much more - but working conditions are similar).

FLSA created in 1938 (end of Depression) by US Congress. Same body that has left minimum wage at $7.25 for 13 years. The best in the OECD (Australia) is US$12.9 (much more in line with purchasing power.)

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minimum_wage_in_the_United_Sta...
Ecstasy.

I had massive problems speaking with people. I ended up going to a rave with some friends, took some molly, had an amazing time talking to people and then realized that if I could do that with a drug then I could probably do it without a drug. (I haven’t done e in over a decade).

I still had some issues with public speaking so during my mba I forced myself to give every presentation possible. This largely solved that problem.

Note that mdma can kill you, especially if taken without experience. This is not an endorsement of drug taking.
That sounds familiar from what covid can do to the heart with inflamation (and in some very rare instances the vaccines in younger people)
Dating a LOT. You get used to rejection. Putting yourself out there.
Never forget - labor shortages are actually always wage shortages. Especially in the tech industry. Start paying programmers a more reasonable share of the millions in profits we generate and your hiring problems will magically disappear.
Is this unusual? Even in germany, which has lots of laws protecting (white- and bluecollar) workers this is a reasonable cause to layoff people.
Bonus idea: Have a prop whenever you can. I saw a guy at party bring a Rubix cube and you wouldn’t believe how many people came up to talk to him. Instant ice breaker.

What are some of your ideas for props?
I think it's really important to also not just think of it as "social awkwardness" and also consider that your subconscious is leading you to be more conservative in social situations which you dislike. It's really nice to be able to master yourself and act in the way that you want, but also I think it's healthy and useful to notice when our natural inclination is to be smaller. The path to finding social situations where you can thrive will almost certainly involve some avoiding people whose social style makes you feel that way.
ETA: my comment was more than a little confused. Original stands below.

What I should have said is that different observers can already, in the absence of FTL, disagree about the order of events with space-like separation, but it doesn't matter because by definition anything that happens at one such event can't affect anything happening at another.

FTL removes that restriction -- if something can travel faster than light, it can be present at two space-like separated events -- and that's what threatens causality, assuming something like the Novikov consistency conjecture doesn't hold.

========

Original comment:

> Only in the sense that different observers could not agree on the order of events.

But that's already true of events with space-like separation anyway. You don't need FTL travel for that.

With FTL, you run the risk of observers disagreeing about the order of events with time-like separation, so you are getting into grandfather-paradox territory.
In high school I was very nervous speaking in front of people, but I enjoyed explaining the one-off calculus problem that was challenging to solve. In college, I tutored small group mathematics and chemistry classes (2-8 students per class, 1-3 classes per week). I then did Teach for America for 2 years (20-35 students per class, 5 classes per day). By the end of that, I could speak in front of thousands of people without breaking a sweat.

Pro-tip for public speaking: Never pause-out-loud. If you are going to say, "uh", "well", "like", etc. just don't say it. From an audience perspective, hearing, "Thank you all for coming, uh, we have a great special for you today..." is much worse than hearing, "Thank you all for coming (pause), we have a great special for you today."
This is going to sound dumb but I had a Subaru and there was a local Subaru forum that met up for autocross, install days, dinners, etc. I was a bit intimidated to “just show up” but I ended up going and met tons of cool new people. So I would say find a local group that has some common interests and jump in with both feet.
> Similarly I don't think the market share of consumers who host their own email, git servers or payment infrastructure will ever rise again.

Every IT shop I've ever interacted with has a sizable on-prem footprint. And an even larger self-managed footprint if we include things that are run in the cloud but are managed by the IT shop itself (i.e. Red Hat OpenShift on AWS, HashiCorp Vault in Azure, GitLab in Alibaba, etc). So I think we've yet to see the initial demise of that paradigm.

Even if the trend is that most Enterprises are moving towards SaaS and PaaS products, I think we still have a long way to go until the majority of IT infrastructure is managed by a third-party.
When I go to the gym I pass a McDonald's drive in. Feel a bit annoyed we are letting our minds and bodies be poisoned by American culture but they are all doing it voluntarily. It is like a junkie blaming his drug dealer for the addiction.
Brute forcing it, and being genuine. The latter helped me make friends who, recognized the deficiencies, and aided with the former over time.
Exactly. It'll be someone like Amazon just bypassing the shipping/trucking companies entirely.

Or imagine robotic trucks full of sweet crude cruising down from Alberta.
Ask HN: What are solid examples of well written HTML and CSS websites?
Recently I started analyzing much more the documents and stylesheets I produce as well as reading more the official CSS and HTML specs. While catering to implementers of user agents, they are generally a goldmine of solid information.

I'd like also to get inspired by quality work on the web, but inspecting websites pretty much never yields anything that resembles a readable document, HTML semantics and CSS quality are generally in a disastrous state.

Thus my question, can you suggest websites who's html and css can be considered of extremely high standards?

I can't list many safe for MDN and wikipedia.
you are right here 7763 result searchable when selecting processor 870ish in general, btw CXL not there yet

https://www.spec.org/cgi-bin/osgresults?conf=cpu2017
Full version [1].

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PGMXz_X8K8
Ok understood. I guess it shows how much trust you are putting in an org by using their software, (and anecdotally how apparently willing people are to break that trust)
Try volunteering somewhere.

People are just happy enough that you're donating your time and effort that you can be more sure they won't mind your self-perceived inadequacies, even if you think they're noticeable.

Having repeated positive interactions in a pretty reliable context like that can help give you a better subconscious ideation of what new people think of you. Volunteering will also improve your self concept as a good person who is likable, and worthy of being treated well.
No, people are not saying judges should recuse because of the political activity of their spouse. If that was the standard he should have recused himself much earlier because she's always been a) crackers and b) extremely political. Everyone's always known it; it's never been that much of an issue.

This is not about politics, it's about a serious conflict of interest. Ginni Thomas actively pushed the executive branch to illegally overturn the presidential election, and Clarence Thomas had to rule on decisions that could expose that.

That's not politics, it's potential criminal exposure for one or both of them, depending on what she did.
If truckers don't get paid for loading and unloading time, they have lots of incentive to reduce it.
I think just one thing that would help immensely with transparency is just informing silos of what other silos are doing, and how.

The dev team kept in the lurch on a every little marketing program and tactic, and visa versa, is not helpful.

Making mid-level managers explain their stuff to a wider audience I think is super helpful.

This way, people have an idea of the direction they are headed, and what it is that they are trying to do.

Honestly, I think that's 80% of inter group 'transparency'.

The other things, like salary transparency etc. is a bit more complicated but I generally don't think it's necessary.
Notes on Bill Gates' How to Avoid a Climate Disaster
Is Chrome for android affected?
And V8 in nodejs?
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30805136
Jetpack Compose on Android has an API exactly like you describe, but I've never heard it described as an immediate-mode GUI. Is it one, or is there something else that makes a GUI toolkit immediate-mode?
This looks promising. Now you just have to find a way to tunnel/interface the xdg-standards and you can replace flatpak...
In your opinion, where's the line between "petitioning the government for a redress of grievances", and "attempt to overthrow the government"?
It feels like the age of "personal" supercomputers is coming now :D!
> Many even prefer email or similar clients to be desktop apps.

"Many" ?"even"? You make that sound like "many, as opposed to most", and "even, i.e. an exception".

I haven't had a job yet -- at least not this century, can't quite recall before -- where the standard e-mail client was anything other than the Outlook desktop client. The Web UI, if in use at all, has always been distinctly secondary, "If the real Outlook doesn't work, try this"-style. (Hmm, how old is Outlook? Must have been something else in the 90, at least the early ones...? And as a TA at Uni before that it was a TUI-thingy from IBM, but then OTOH maybe that doesn't count as a "real job".)

> I expect this list of tools that "must" be thick to dwindle.

The reason daliy-use tools must be "thick" is that in such tools you want a nice UI with some flow to it, so that it becomes in effect invisible. And fucking Web pages that masquerade as "applications" just don't have or do any of that. So let's hope this mania ends soon and your list, far from dwindling, starts to expand again.
An old zlib bug can cause errors for certain inputs – How bad is it?
If it's specifically with suicide, then the company has a stigma with mental health, which is not okay. However, if it's always "teammate died" with no extra information, I can respect it.

Your teammates are not entitled to know your cause of death. That's a personal thing, but you aren't there any more to choose if it's okay to share.
I took a toastmasters class for two years and it is the best thing I've ever done. It has genuinely been more valuable to my life and career than my undergraduate degree.
well, building stuff with flatpak is not THAT intuitive. no package format before docker was from my point of view. on the other side, packaging also cleans up and docker-insides often are not cleaned up :D
The Lagrange browser for Gemini[0] was built in C with and it's cross-platform thanks to SDL. It's still possible.

[0]https://github.com/skyjake/lagrange
To me it already seems like he has broken that appearance, from the article:

"This January, Clarence Thomas was the sole dissenter in a proceeding in which Trump asked the Court to stop the House investigative committee from obtaining records of his communications relating to efforts to subvert the 2020 election results."
I clicked "Nearby" and it just took me to an entirely gray map screen (no map, no pianos).

Seems to be reproducible by just searching for my city: https://pianos.pub/search?q=Tampere%2C+Finland&lat=&lon=

Console says:

leaflet.js:5 Uncaught Error: Bounds are not valid.
at i.fitBounds (leaflet.js:5:28718)
at search?q=Tampere%2C+Finland&lat=&lon=:355:23
> The same reason the metal grid works is why there doesn't need to be a perfect door seal. As long as as the gap is smaller than the wavelength of the microwaves, it's fine.

The issue is the gap in a door normally forms a long line.

The fact they interfere with WiFi should make it obvious the average microwaves faraday cage is far from perfect.
Unless this prop is used as a comfort totem and you can't get your hands off or your attention away.
I used to be really shy with trust issues.. If I’m to be brutally honest I still am at times BUT doing a lot of psychedelics, though especially MDMA, have given me some insight into social behaviour which I do act upon with success. I feel confident to chat up anyone and handle people. Public speaking is no big deal, either.

People want to feel good. Really, don’t underestimate this. You’ll go a long, long way in this world if you can bring pleasure or happiness to the people around you.

Now, I’m not suggesting for you or anyone to be an entertainer or a constant joker, or to work hard at making people happy (but also though.. why not?) but it’s important to keep it in mind when interacting with anyone that they feel pain, are mortal, have fears, their heart is beating just like yours. It’s not all about you. They don’t notice, or even care, about every little mistake or misstep. They are too busy avoiding pain and and trying to do what’s right or best in any given moment, or trying to get what they want. Being shy around people is honestly an extra burden on them and is unfair when you think about it.

It may be easy to see this behaviour as selfish but consider their alternative to avoiding pain and trying to do what’s best.. it’s kind of a bum deal.

Just relax, learn to trust people with your ideas and they will appreciate the invite, even if it’s not always accepted. You’re not being watched.
Droid48 on the play store.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.ab.x48&hl=...

As my (still functioning!) HP-48 was my first True Calculator Love, I am happy that this app exists.
no cap?
Kyber.gg, a Star Wars Battlefront 2 (2017) Private Server Tool went Open-Source
Twitter’s core functionality is trivial. What’s not trivial is the business side.
I was put through Assertiveness Training.

That’s a key phrase that you can probably google, there are many places that do it.

My course was quite intensive and took a while, but in the early stages it was defining what “assertive” means as opposed to “aggressive” or “passive”. Once you identify what’s different it can be easier to assert yourself.

Another part of the training was to make eye contact with strangers as you walk passed them, this was to get you used to making eye contact with people so that you could make eye contact during conversations comfortably.

It worked for me, I’m probably too assertive now though, as the way confidence (and assertiveness) work is that having more of it makes you have even more of it in a self-fulfilling cycle.
I think it'd be better to do 2018 in this case, if it's something you already wrote. IMO you're not even lying. A date can mean that it's published at a certain date, but it can also mean when it was written. I tend to use it in the second way when I want to know how old a blog post is.
I've started using Mathematica recently. I quite like it: I've used Sympy before, which was good, but nowhere near as "good" as Mathematica. How does it compare to the Lisp Machine operating systems? There's some vague resemblance to Lisp in treating symbols as a basic type of object. In the Mathematica use-case, these symbolic values are used to stand for algebraic variables or unknowns. Undeclared variables by default have symbolic type, with their own names being their values. (I know that other CASes do similar things here). Also, algebraic manipulations produce expressions which double as Mathematica code, which resembles the meta-programming features of Lisp. There's even glimpses of reactive programming in the way you construct interactive plots.

I know this is "uncouth" because it's commercial software, but Mathematica is one of the most interesting programs I've ever used. [edit] Might something like this be the future?
In most cases, the fridge won't fit.