skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Interesting. I've always preferred the input source to be global rather than scoped-to-app. I can remember one input source but I can't remember for every open app, so I always know whether I have to switch.

Are you switching between English and some other Latin alphabet language? Or non-Latin?
Hopefully they have good scrubbers on that coal plant.
Then I look forward to our future friendly rivalry, and topping all quantitative benchmarks. ;-)

(I'm not going after exactly your space, though maybe a superset of it)
You don't have to go all the way to Europe. Canada exists. Canada is culturally very similar to the USA, has a similar incidence of mental health, has similar usage of drugs to treat mental health.

However, Canada has stricter gun laws. While bolt-action hunting rifles are legal and unregistered in Canada, owning one involves getting PAL, which is similar to earning a driver's license. It involves lessons and tests.

And more... murder-y weapons like pistols and "assault-style"[1] rifles are either banned or restricted. Restricted means the gun is registered, you take extra certifications, and you fill out paperwork just to transport it from your home to the firing range, which is basically the only place you can legally fire the thing.

Shootings still happen. There was a tragedy in Quebec City a few years back where a "great replacement" nut shot up a mosque (which illustrates how we have the same cultural problems as Americans). But the number, per capita, is tiny compared to Americans.

It's hard to escape the obvious conclusion that the reason there are so many gun deaths in America is because guns are so poorly controlled.

Most of the street crime guns here are smuggled over the border (America is to guns as Escobar's Colombia was to cocaine), so the lax gun laws don't just impact the USA.

[1] yes I know it's a vague term but you also know what I mean don't @ me.
Or, even simpler -- surely you could use a pair of tape recorders to duplicate the tape, ignoring the digital aspects entirely?
> (parent of three elementary school kids here)

Then my first question to you, regarding your "what can we do" issue, is simple: are you connected to your kids? Are you engaged in their lives? Do they feel like you care about them?

When I was a kid, my answer to all three of those questions about my parents was always an unqualified yes. And the idea of committing any kind of violence, let alone a school shooting, would never have occurred to me. You could have had me at the gun range practicing every day and it would never have crossed my mind to actually try to kill someone with a gun, unless it was absolutely necessary for self-defense.

When the background eventually comes out on mass shootings, one common factor I always see about the shooters is that they weren't connected to other people. So I think one obvious thing any of us can do for others to keep such things from happening is to give other people connections.
> A US Senator from Texas literally said yesterday that we should station "good guys with guns" (armed security guards) to prevent school shootings.

Yeah, except there was a police officer right outside the building already:

> The suspect was immediately engaged outside the building as he approached the school by a Uvalde Independent School District police officer, who was shot by the suspect, the sources said.

* https://abcnews.go.com/US/texas-elementary-school-reports-ac...

And this isn't the first time on-site individuals have been useless:

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stoneman_Douglas_High_School_s...

Even if officers respond with-in a minute, you still have multiple deaths and many injuries:

> Police at the scene engaged him within a minute of the first shots being fired, firing 18 rounds and hitting the gunman several times.[5]

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gilroy_Garlic_Festival_shootin...
You have him already.
> SSR has absolutely nothing to do with computing performance, it's about network speed and SEO.

This is something I’d normally whisk by, but it’s bad in an Ask thread. It definitely has to a lot to do with performance. Even the worst-tuned apps are readable if they’re served as HTML and waiting for JS to become interactive. Better tuned apps SSR and follow the rest of your advice one way or another. Rendering nothing on the server is basically skipping performance as a first experience entirely.
The insurrection was because of perceived voting fortification due to mail in ballots. Citizens fighting for the integrity of the democratic voting process still means they believe that US democracy is real. Wouldn't it be worse had they just resigned to thinking voting is fake, like most people under communism did. And never challanged obviously fake results.
I am not sure I would categorize them as echo chambers (Fox being the exception) but their agenda is certainly not to represent the truth. They sensationalize and craft narratives, usually by lying through omission, or not covering stories at all. A recent example, Google "Steven Donziger CNN" and you will notice that there isn't a single story about him from the network even though his case is one of the most newsworthy of the decade.
Adding “Let’s think step by step” to GPT-3 increases accuracy on math problems
I think it's pretty well established that high rates of gun ownership and proliferation of firearms produce mass shootings. Anyone who tries to argue otherwise has their head stuck in the sand.
Anyone knows how is 1o doing (another competitor of fast and bolt)?

https://www.1o.io/
For those interested in learning more about this topic, I recommend checking out the Violence Project by Jillian Peterson and James Densley [1]. This book opened my eyes to how complicated and multivariate this problem really is. It's much more complicated than simply guns and mental illness.

[1] https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/56969516-the-violence-pr...
What limits, if any, does the 2nd amendment or the rest of the constitution place on the type of arms?

Eg should you be allowed to use
- pistols?
- rifles?
- machine guns?
- explosive / armour piercing bullets?
- grenades?
- nuclear bombs?
- chemical weapons?
- biological weapons?

Basically I’m asking where is the line drawn.

Because I don’t think the constitution sets such limits, no distinction for weapons of mass destruction, etc yet the country has found ways to limit people holding chemical weapons and more serious ordinance.
I don't think it is rare to have never imagined killing someone. Not trying to be judgy.
No. The vast majority will NOT find another way.

There's a reason 99.8% of this stuff is done with guns. AR-15s, to be specific, or something very similar.

It's because that's what is easy. These people aren't geniuses.

If you take the assault weapons away, the vast majority of this will just stop happening. This is a solved issue. We know how to solve it.
> [...] crews would be prohibited from filming most of the spectacular things that might be found for ethical reasons.

Could you explain this?
I have no idea why you're shouting at clouds about this in a discussion about a car targeting the mid-high luxury market. They're going after Model S and Mercedes EQS market share. The luxury market has gone toward using lots of screens. If you're not in the market for a $100,000 car, this has no effect on, or relevancy to, you.

> I will say that Kia niro ev came pretty close to this.

A friend has a Kia Niro and bought it specifically because of how loaded it was with features and gadgets for the price. It has a veritable sea of buttons on the wheel and center console, and two screens. Come on, dude.

If you want a basic EV, the Chevy Bolt is about the closest you'll likely get. With no options it'll come with very few "toys."

The whole "why don't they make a very basic car" has been rehashed over and over here and elsewhere. There's no market. Most of the expense is in development, emissions, crash testing, and tooling - not tacking on bits and bobs. People want bits and bobs, which is why they pay lots of extra money for them.

The whole "why touch screens" has been rehashed over and over as well. Touch screens are cheap to manufacture, can be heavily reused (Ford uses the same small handful of screens in a number of its vehicles for example), easily localized, and can be updated in functionality. Yes, they're terrible from a UX standpoint. Car companies don't care.
Appreciate the adding of the link. I feel that saying they're heavily in favor of increasing gun control," - is a bit misleading - although I don't feel that is intentional.

While technically true, according to this poll of 5,000 people, I think many may read 'gun control' in different ways, and do not think it's fair to the average person who would believe what they read at face value.

For example, this poll suggests a majority of the dems and repubs are in favor of "preventing those with mental illnesses from purchasing guns " and what the article says is "subjecting private gun sales and gun show sales to background checks"

But if you look at the question they asked: "Making private gun sales and
sales at gun shows subject to background checks"

This is not exactly the same terminology.

I wish the question was broken up into three parts.. and I feel that a lot of repubs would go along with this answer in the poll for a few reasons, including that it's already understood that you go through background check when you buy at gun shows.. and the 'law and order' groups are likely to not give a fudge if people who could not pass a check do not get one.

Where it would be even more different is if they said 'all private transfers' (I think Wash State did something like this a while back or similar?) - I doubt most people are on board driving an hour to do a background check on uncle Bill to let him use a family shotgun for the weekend..

But anyhow - I find it a tough sell when I hear folks like Shumer say 'a majority are in favor of more gun control' - and to have many believe the words coming his mouth to mean something.. when more accurately he could say 'a majority of Americans are in favor of "Preventing people with mental illnesses from purchasing guns" -

which sounds a bit different, and then it begs more questions about like - someone who has a mental breakdown this week.. or someone who's gotten X or Y drug for the last 10 years or what does that really mean, and what about starting a national DB of all people who have met with a counselor.. and what that path looks like.

I really think we all need to change the term gun control and get more accurate descriptors to use... preventing subsections of people from buying them? preventing certain types? confiscation?

I wish we would all be more specific, as this is leading a lot of people into believing that 'hope and change' is a thing when really, unless you confiscate, none of that other stuff is going to reduce the millions on the streets.. so you might not want to be restricted in what you can get in the future. For some folks maybe not - there are absolutists who think 1 less on the street makes everyone safer. I myself think it depends on the 1 and depends on the street.

[actual poll questions] https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/wp-content/uploads/site... - Glad they are this transparent.
It depends. You don't know what their layoff strategy was. It's possible to do a 30% layoff and still be hiring.

You should still continue looking since you don't know what you'll be getting into.

If they do rescind the offer, since they'd be screwing you pretty hard, I'd ask for pay and health insurance until you find your next job, but also ask them to connect you with other companies their VCs have invested in. Feel free to ask even if they don't offer.

If they offer severance, feel free to ask for more.

IANAL, but I doubt you'd have much legal recourse. California is a right-to-work state. Public shaming is always an option, but that can be personally and professionally expensive.
MMORPG like Mobile Legends, the load is fast, support low-middle hardware.
Wasn't sure if these were rhetorical questions (I didn't know so I just looked), but gun laws in Serbia are relatively restrictive. You can't buy automatic or semiautomatic weapons, and registration — including background checks and safety training — is required for all gun owners. https://www.gunpolicy.org/firearms/region/serbia
That's not my problem. Spamming my project with broken PRs is annoying. Not supporting Nix is not a good enough excuse to spam me.
You say this like there’s no humans involved in the manufacture, maintenance, and flying of airplanes
No, I'm describing Someday/Maybe. If you're not sure when or even if you'll do a project, it goes into Someday/Maybe, and you're supposed to review this list regularly.

Tickler file is for when you'd like to be reminded of something. So yes, if indecisive about a project, you can let it sit there. However, if you decide you won't do it any time in the near horizon, you move it out of tickler files and into Someday/Maybe.

The two are not mutually exclusive, of course. One could treat the Tickler file as equivalent to Someday/Maybe, but for me that would be horrible. I can't imagine having to deal with hundreds of items spread across only 43 folders.
The Left is more than willing to take incremental harm-reduction approaches to manage America's gun addiction instead of going cold turkey, but even that is not an option thanks to the USA's anti-democratic Senate.
Something similar exists, it's called "Ghost of a Tale" - very beautiful game:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_of_a_Tale
This is me currently. Bought my options before IPO markets went bust. Gives me anxiety when i think about it. Just reading this comment made my heart rate go up :(.
Technically, yes, it can interop with AVB. Might require budget though.
in case isn't clear to other, types and interfaces are effectively synonymous in Typescript. typescript doesn't really bring in that other cruft unless you want it
I didn't feel it was necessary to address licensing and registration because as you know, practically all drivers on the road are licensed and registered and it has yet to solve the truly enormous magnitude of gory car deaths. If one were easily swayed by gory scenes, they would want to go much further than license and registration.
> ouldn't this be just the best time to sell his shares without significantly underming other investors?

Well, he knows Musk. And if Musk is about to purchase everyone's shares for $54.20, it would be a horrible time. So if he sells at Twitter's current price, everyone will assume he heard from Musk the acquisition is off, and the price will plummet.

Unless, of course, he sells the shares privately to Musk. It would leave Musk below the poison pill limit (I think), and the amount probably doesn't have to be disclosed then.
All those markets are currently dead. Been searching high and low on all those sites for my options but all the sites went completely quite last 3 months.
We have car control. There are stringent licensing requirements and heavy penalties for breaking the rules. That’s all most people are asking for.

Obviously this is the criminals fault. Knowing that doesn’t actually solve anything though. People are looking for solutions.
Multiple DCs in the same "park" equivalent to an availability zone.

i.e. they would likely be sharing the same power and network infrastructure.

So not redundant by any normal definition.
Guns should be removed in its totality. After that if anybody wants they should allow to hold data based intellectual discussion about meaning of the constitution etc. If while we discuss all constitutional rights that were designed almost half millennia ago, people are getting killed, than drastic measures even if temporarily, are necessary.
You haven't even spent 15 seconds looking up basic facts about religion, have you?

It shows.
What's the point of 'blaming criminals' when it does nothing at all to actually stop people from dying?
VW and Ford dealers seem to be honoring MSRP with pre-ordered ID.4 and Mach-e, but you need to order and wait for delivery which takes up to 9 months right now. The cars are the lot today available to buy (often abandoned pre-orders but also dealer orders) are being marked up.
It depends on a dozen details, but one of the strengths of a language like Java for me atleast is that it's pretty easy it is to do those things fairly bug-free.

One of the biggest dimensions that completely change this conversation is: module boundaries. If you're in a position to touch all of your user's code, it's night and day vs if you're pushing migrations on other teams or God forbid customers.

But if you have all of your code? In Java atleast, it's cake.
I think the person you responded to was referring to Discourse[1] forums, not Discord[2]. Although I agree with you and the gp, both Discourse and Discord have very different incentives than traditional social media FB, IG, etc.

[1] https://www.discourse.org/

[2] https://discord.com/
Scared of guns or not, they seem to be willing to put "guns" before lives. children's lives. Unwilling to make even the smallest compromise to prevent mass shootings like so many other countries have.
XCom has had a few re-makes. All were pretty solid. Especially with the Long War add-on. I wish they would have taken the air-combat equipment and combat management from XCOM Apocalypse... maybe a bit of a "real time" mode for some of the more tedious missions where you're just endlessly reloading and shooting though. 100% prefer turn-based, but there are times... when you're just cycling and bored.

Fallout 1 & 2 & Tactics needs a re-make. Mutant Year Zero, was pretty good. I hate that they took Fallout into the FPS genera.

MOO has some re-makes. None of which were very good, in my opinion.

Escape Velocity has Endless Sky and a few others, always Eve Online if you're feeling like you need to go down that rabbit hole.

Civ has so many re-makes... it's gotten too complicated, they need a "simple mode" again to keep my interest, I don't have time for 40-hour long multi-player games.

WoW is back. But... the community is distilled toxicity at this point. Just... never a more fitting phrase, "You think you do, but you don't." Try interacting with anyone in that game for 30 seconds and you'll think you got lost in the depths of 4-Chan.

I fired up an emulator and played Phantasy Star and Dragon Warrior (at like 6x speed) and those were fun. I'm sure there are more advanced re-makes.

Secret of Mana is still fun.

Zelda... so many remakes, most are good. A Link to the Past for SNES still holds a place in my heart. The new FPS versions are less interesting for me.

Diablo... new version coming out. I'd love it to be... just a tad less grindy. I know that's the whole premise, but it got to the point where you were just trying to zug a map as quick as you could to get gear that you're just going to shard... and for that 1 in 1,000 chance for the upgrade you want. I'd love it if the upgrades had a bit more predictability to it. Fine to have them be random still, but you need a better way to grind up the "perfect" stats so it's less of a slot machine.

I don't know, like what else should be made? Might and Magic was pretty fun. And Darkest Dungeon was great.

Plants vs. Zombies I think is still around?

Man, there's no shortage of good games... I really miss the thrill of coming home from school to play video games. Games are all so much more now... but that thrill of staying up until 2 AM playing, trying to stay hidden so my mom wouldn't yell at me, trying to be the first kid in school to beat the game... like... the games aren't as fun as they used to be. Ha.

Especially online games. Holy hell. Just trying to play any game against teens who have unlimited free-time... and their hate-spewing potty mouths... it's not fun. I avoid most multi-player games as a result of how bad the communities are... especially towards new players.
If you've got the steam mobile app for Android for 2fa and want to move to a different app that supports steam 2fa (aegis, winauth, etc), use steam auth on multiple devices, or simply move to a new device without a temporary trade block, version 2.1.4 of the steam app will allow you to perform adb backups; Android backup extractor will allow you to convert the backup to a standard tar file to extract the secrets if you want to.
If they’re going to do this, it would be nice to see games included too.

Then maybe some of the really exploitive tactics mobile games use to leech money would have some kind of check on them.
There’s 24hr news most places around the world now and there’s been 24hr “global” news channels for decades too…

But it’s not the same as American news. For one thing American news is weirdly musical… like why the hell does all American news come with a subtle soundtrack trying to obviously steer my emotional reaction to what I’m seeing? Other places add music too in plenty of places often for the same reasons but it’s not the same level… American news basically has a soundtrack going almost all the time, it’s excessive and blatantly an attempt to manipulate the viewers emotions.
You can burn a lot of words for sure. This culture also exists in other places and owning an automatic military grade gun in the society is perfectly acceptable. Want to know the name of this place? It is Afghanistan , Sudan and a host of places like that. They may be highly cultural but not exactly civilized society as per our norms and not something we ever aspire to be. We want to reach for the mars ? First let us learn to not empower people to kill each other.
> The problem is guns.

No, the problem is guns in the possession of people who can't use them responsibly. Guns aren't magic. They don't take over a person's mind and make them shoot other people. The people who misuse guns would misuse any other weapon you gave them. Or even things that you might not think of as weapons.

But the vast majority of gun owners are not such people; they are responsible law-abiding citizens. So any policy about guns, at least in the US where we have the Second Amendment as part of our Constitution, has to be based on letting responsible, law-abiding citizens have guns. Otherwise you are punishing responsible, law-abiding citizens for the misdeeds of a very small number of people who are not responsible or law-abiding. That's not a good idea.
When I first visited the US, I was in a burger shop and complaining to my wife to the tune of: "Urgh, her come the pennies again. I'm so happy to be rid of them." The cashier was incredulous that Canada had gotten rid of pennies.

That something so mundane and annoying, pennies, is impossible to solve for the the US is eerily similar to Caligula playing music while his city burned.
Article author here — thanks for raising this. My article here was published in April 2021 and repurposed from my GitHub Universe talk given in 2019: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRJZldsHS3c

Julian's article was published May 2021, one month after my Leaddev article, so hopefully it's pretty self-evident that Julian plagiarized my article pretty blatantly. I don't know Julian but I've heard from my former customers that his company has copied a lot of the work I did for my previous company, Pull Panda: https://github.blog/2019-06-17-github-acquires-pull-panda/
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