skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It does sound like there are alternatives:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ei_2sWzzar0

It's super disappointing that the pro colorist chooses LG over the Mac (and someone at dell must be super sad to see their $4k screen lose to a "cheap" apple monitor!) as you'd expect Apple to fuss over such details and go all in on calibrating monitors before shipping.

But it looks like they didn't calibrate anything. Monitor, sound or camera.
Nitpick: it’s 72 years.

And while you are required to give answers to the census-taker, you are not required to give truthful answers. A significant number of my female relatives seemed to age very slowly or even in reverse through the decades…
The Deuce and a Half has an even more interesting one, just when you think you've figured out the dog-leg you find the last two are reversed again.

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The article doesn't say Armstrong requires a carer.

> The court heard Armstrong, who acts as a carer for a man he considers his father, had been diagnosed with Asperger syndrome and suffered from anxiety and depression.

Also, Asperger's is not really an excuse to say hurtful things. I have ADHD, which is related to both Asperger's and autism, and I would never say something like that. It's not so cut and dry to say "oh, they have <x>, so they're excused".
I'm in a similar boat. I was mountain biking 3x+ a week (6+ mi. climb at avg 6% grade) - I was getting fitter and losing weight. But my back would hurt on the down hill. Every jostle was teeth gritting.

I started weight training and stretching and my regular back pain is a thing of the past. My backs squat went from around body weight to 2x body weight. When ever a pain shows up anywhere for me (knee, shoulder, wrist, back, etc), it is because of a muscle pulling on it out of balance. I stretch the muscle, the opposing muscle, and related muscles. Generally if my back is sore these days it is because I need to stretch my hips. A few minutes of stretching and I'm good to go.
There's a difference between bad cars and hilariously bad cars. The OG Chrysler minivan was historically significant. I respect people who still use them as work vehicles, or people who embrace the hacker mentality to turn them into something they weren't originally (there are a few minivan dragsters). But they aren't celebrated as great driver's cars.

A better comparison to the Porsche 914 would be an MG roadster - or if you want to stick with Chrysler, then a Dodge Omni GLH. By modern standards both of these are unreliable, uncomfortable, and hard to drive, but like the 914 they are celebrated by enthusiasts. Part of the reason is because despite their flaws, and despite being relatively hard to drive, they reward skill. While slow to accelerate, they handle well - allowing a skilled driver to make good lap times on a track.
For exactly the reason they have to patch it. For exactly the same reason they are now disallowing custom kernel extensions. Apple engineers are not perfect machines, writing perfect code without issues. And so, here we are. Years in the wild exploit in a kernel extension for decoding h264. Ridiculous.
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This appears to be related. One Github user shared an alert they got today, two days after connecting their Github account to Gitlab. Something about an app added to the account. Their Github has 2fa turned on and a very strong password:

https://twitter.com/briankrebs/status/1509910113716514822
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It mostly provides more convenient syntax for what you do in Karabiner, but it also provides new abstractions that it converts into the appropriate rules. "simlayers" for example are keyboard layers entered by pressing the trigger key and quickly pressing a layer key within a short timeout window. I've used this to set shortcuts like w+e to open IntelliJ, w+r to open chrome, s+d to open Alfred's clipboard history, etc.. Caveat being that there's a slight delay on your simlayer trigger keys entering their actual character since the layer timeout must be hit before the default keydown behavior of inserting a character is used. Also it's common to occasionally press a second key before releasing a first key while just typing naturally, so best to avoid using keys that you often roll into others while typing as trigger keys..

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It probably passed at the treatment plant where it is easy to test. It would have failed at everyone's home though, where testing needs to be done house by house. (or maybe a statistical sample of houses)
An import note is that a month's supply of insulin costs $2-6 to manufacture and it doesn't need any marketing dollars, so any existing, scaled insulin manufacturer would profit wildly from this price.
I don’t think that’s it, no one told me about that when I complained about that delay on the Mac Power Users forums, and I can’t find anything about it (such as removing that delay) online right now.

Which Mac(s) are you experiencing that on, and since which OS version?
It may help to consider that, while an egg is a chicken's way of making another chicken, equally valid you may view that a chicken is an egg's way of making another egg.

Follow this train of thought, we can imagine that reproductive morphology is there for it's own sake. The genes that create it, are successful if they create creatures that propagate those genes. Never mind how onerous it is to the creature. Sure, they can't cause the creature to actually expire in the effort. But short of that, they can get as strange as galapagos birds and so on, purely for their own sake.
Isn't this article just a big false dichotomy? It keeps talking of liberal and right-wing values, plural, but the demographic shift only involves one value - open borders. There is nothing preventing a country from closing its borders to immigration, while adhering to other liberal values, such as feminism, a social safety net, universal healthcare, free schooling..

In fact, far from being opposed, public altruism and social policies are correlated with homogeneous societies:

Ethnologist Frank Salter writes: Relatively homogeneous societies invest more in public goods, indicating a higher level of public altruism. For example, the degree of ethnic homogeneity correlates with the government's share of gross domestic product as well as the average wealth of citizens. Case studies of the United States, Africa and South-East Asia find that multi-ethnic societies are less charitable and less able to cooperate to develop public infrastructure. Moscow beggars receive more gifts from fellow ethnics than from other ethnies [sic]. A recent multi-city study of municipal spending on public goods in the United States found that ethnically or racially diverse cities spend a smaller portion of their budgets and less per capita on public services than do the more homogeneous cities. - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiculturalism#Criticism
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↑ Knowing the price of everything and the value of nothing.

Why do you want to climb that mountain? Because it’s there.
> To date, crypto has proven to be a uniquely awful store of wealth.

This is a striking claim about the asset class that has gone up in value more than any other in the years since its creation.
> Trading is only zero sum at an instant in time and space. Moving or holding commodities can change the sum of the trade.

Trading between financial participants is, cetiris paribus, always zero sum. Irrespective of the timeline.

Buyer's gains are the seller's opportunity cost; buyer's losses were avoided by the seller. (Paribus violation is when parties have different funding costs.)

Moving commodities around isn't trading per se; it's logistics. Again, value adding.
Good callout for BASIC09 and OS-9: as I recall, that Iowa company, Microware, wrote OS-9 to host BASIC09.
It has nothing to do with a third party. You can do everything yourself if you'd like. Zero Trust just means:

1. Server is authenticated. Client is authenticated.

2. Client has to pass some kind of attestation / meet policy requirements of the service.

3. Actions are auditable.

What would you call it? Zero Trust seems fine to me.
I'd just worry about the content of my post and not about my name or laptops.

There's only one side of bias in this current conversation, anger towards anyone including dev firms that help Trump.

Most likely they're new to this scene, didn't know or weren't informed, then they corrected it without dispute. Non story really.

UPDATE: Who are you yelling at? Everyone can read my joke, as well as the explanation of my point of view, which you haven't addressed...

You're proving my point attacking me and not what I'm saying.

"When the debate is lost slander becomes the tool of the loser"
When it comes to bad things that happen on the road mechanical condition is a rounding error compared to things people knew were risky and did anyway. I see no reason we should invest more than a token amount of societal effort chasing the long tail like that.

The fact that you start your comment with "in the US" when anyone even slightly familiar with the place knows that pretty much everything about it is a state by state deal is a massive red flag for a comment that serves no purpose but to convert pearl clutching into internet virtue points. The fact that you end your comment with a back handed quip deriding some imagined notion of freedom more or less confirms it.
I used to bother with mechanical junk like this when I was younger. I bought 10 cars under $1000 and repaired everything from shattered valvetrain to clogged fuel filters. These days if I wanted to drive a junk car with a good brand I would LS swap it and call it a day. It's more important to treat cancer before it metastasizes unlike the hospice care this person is giving that car. It troubles me to see people suffering with total junk just because it has a brand association.
It is true that Communism, being inherently unworkable, would have collapsed eventually anyways.

But to suggest that the West had nothing to do with it is contrary to history and contrary to what the leaders of the USSR frequently complained about.

> In fact, the Cold War was ended with a series of treaties between the US and the Soviet Union.

Yes, those treaties acknowledge that the USSR lost.
Can I just say this is such a lovely site design. fast, clean and very readable. Bravo!
If you're looking for the part of the signal in X that covaries with y, the first thing to try is partial least squares.
A single node with a 20kb/s link is all it takes to keep the network in sync in both directions. In a country with 100 million people, surely one or two of them have a satellite dish. You cannot partition an entire population from the sky.
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There are a number of patterns that have arisen over the years to deal with these problems. For the large-object problem, look into persistent data structures or the 'Functional but in Place' paradigm (compiler optimizes modification on a copied unshared array to a mutation).

For the parent-child problem, typed handles, continuation-based state propagation, and reifying state updates for a declarative interpreter may be used.

Monads and effects are common in strongly typed functional languages, but have less bearing on lisp, which usually embraces dynamism to some extent.
This article explains the problems pretty well, but they are old problems and functional programmers have various solutions that the author seems unaware of.

I'm not a Haskell programmer but I do know about monads and have heard of lenses.
The shortcut we usually see is the Judiciary will not press the issue when it's obvious the President will just pardon the offender (waste of taxpayer money to do so).

As "Will the President just pardon" is often back-room knowledge, it isn't necessarily something that comes up in the public-facing conversation all the time. But this is why the entire question of whether the Secretary of State broke the law is something Congress would have to press in the first place.
> This whole comment is just contributing to the toxic divisiveness that's permeating our country

What, we are supposed to ignore obvious and true signals that exist in the real world?
> The Cold War ended when the USSR couldn’t fight it anymore. It was expensive for both sides, an expensive war of attrition.

That is just flat out false, as many people have pointed out. Yes it was expensive, but there is no inherent reason Soviet Union had to collapse based on that expense.

Gorbachev in order to do the reforms he wanted had to overcome the party opposition, and he did that by basically destroying the power of the party. This then allowed the republics to assert the power.

But those things were not exclusive. Gorbachev could have done a lot of his foreign policy without some of the domestic program that eventually lead to the collapse of the Soviet union.
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I don't see any content, all I see is a newletter subscription prompt:

"Advancing Research in Basic Science and Mathematics Subscribe to SCGB announcements and other foundation updates"
I had a car where the shifter broke to the automatic transmission - it was simple enough to bypass the neutral safety switch and then I could just leave it in Drive all the time. Just had to make sure if parking to park on an incline if I wanted to be able to roll back out of the parking space.

Eventually I cut a hole in the floor and welded a shifter direct to the transmission.
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Is 144hz useful for anything other than gaming?
3" pvc pipe with outlets at each floor that pops out in a utility closet
Do you offer any hosted services? Spin looks amazing but I don't want to manage my own server.
Time in Different Cultures
Well there you have it. Mine is about what it's doing in practice, which is I believe the point of the article.

That said, I believe your original comment was just `Is switching to gender neutral pronouns bad?`
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and some only do it for certain counties (Virginia)
Yes the gears! The amount of "play" in the gearbox was insane. Couple that with the like 3 foot long stick handle and IN GEAR I could wiggle the stick in a like foot wide circle.

Once you had driven it for a while you got to know the "feel" of it and had no problems, but like in the article someone new to driving it would have had a really hard time lol.
Purely Functional Datastructures (for example) introduces efficient operations on “large” objects. Next, as Out of the Tarpit suggested in 2006, use a relational model (developed in 1969). Hardly seems vexing. Yes, maybe not as efficient as other ways to compute.
Please do write such a post. I am in the middle of revamping my keyboard setup(want to unify qmk, xremap, sway and the Mac) and I am looking for ideas.
Same way you conjugated it in the second-person singular.

He/she/it does

I/you/they do
> The bill attracted unanimous support from Democrats who voted, as well as from 12 Republicans, making it a rare piece of bipartisan policy legislation.

What would have been considered a standard party line vote a decade ago is now called "bipartisan". Crazy how far the standards have fallen in such a short time.
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