skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Hmm, I heard this often about long-ran games that don't have much of a player turnaround...

You might be interested by another open-source RTS : Zero-K/Spring, where moderators take care to nurture a good experience for everyone, for instance :

http://zero-k.info/Battles/Detail/1377877
Proportion of steppe/Aryan origin varies among caste groups (some places as you go farther from cow belt that were subject to Brahminization or like Kashmir are exceptions to this, however this doesn’t mean all Hindus in Kashmir were Brahmins regardless of what certain recent films might claim on the subject) Physiognomy as some of the British attempted is not a golf way to go about studying it (see Native American skulls as to why, brachycephaly etc can be influenced by environment over generations) Markers like sickle cell trait (which I possess incidentally) are almost always found among aboriginal/tribal lower castes . It seems that story of “dasas” and Nishadas largely matches up with being forced into lower caste hood or untouchability as a result of losing wars.
He also wrote a bbs door game in 2015! http://breakintochat.com/blog/2015/09/18/shooter-jennings-cr...

Maybe some more recent ones too, I haven't kept up at all.
> I certainly don't.

Are you a physicist? Because surely you're joking.

Dear downvoter: Your book collection sucks. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surely_You%27re_Joking,_Mr._Fe...!
I signed up for an email address once, then they locked my account requiring a phone number because of "suspicious activity", where obviously the only suspicious activity was that they didn't have my phone number.
I'm all about whimsy, but it turns out I don't find it compelling in a registrar / hosting situation. I suspect there's a direct correlation between usage of Porkbun and the number of emoji one thinks is appropriate in a README. ;)
American here. How is that a pressing issue?
Chris Licht was previously the executive producer and showrunner for The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.

One of his first major decisions as the new CEO of CNN was to cancel CNN Plus, and it looks like the review of things that need to change is still ongoing.

It's not too surprising to see him introduce this no-BS mentality at CNN, the over-hype of minor events is something they would have mocked at The Late Show.
I’ve had that product manager before. The real Shittiest PM isn’t the one who’s absent, it’s the one who does too much but not well. Constantly shifting priorities, unclear, yet rigid guidance, and unrealistic targets.
While I don't necessarily agree that either of those examples are free from having an agenda, I would absolutely agree that they present a clearer picture and are of a higher quality than CNN or most news outlets in their comprehensiveness.

What I find concerning is the way, through omission or contrivance, these 'full picture' opinion news media organizations can manipulate the storyline for their agenda and also leave you feeling fully informed. Zakaria and Oliver being in reality organizations and not a sole, independent report. NPR being the most notable version with a distinct slant on the news. To the extent that through a day's listening, a recognizable story arc is defined. Often with tension and resolution, so that the audience feels they have challenged their beliefs, but have ultimately been proven correct in their presuppositions.

Fascinating and terrible things.
The US constitution is a handful of pages, and only a few lines actually specify how the government should function on a day to day basis. If they forgot everything but the constitution and worked out everything else again from scratch, the result would likely be completely unrecognisable.

Furthermore there's an argument to be made that the UK system of government is considerably more modern that that of the US. After all, their system is essentially a direct copy of the UK system of the time, with a few minor tweaks. The house is parliament, the Senate is the House of Lords, and the President is an elected King George V. Signing laws is Royal Assent, dissolving the House is Prorogation, he can even pardon criminals. I say George V specifically because the powers of the crown have been massively reformed since, really from Queen Anne onwards, but the US system has remained frozen in time.
I don't watch CNN much, but the format typically is, "story story story," (this is ok), then it's followed by, "here's so and so for more information." (this is a cut to opinion right after the story). I stop there.
No. If he always chats with a Chris, but always tickets a Rene, that isn't better for everyone.
It’s telling that when the favored side has protests fraught with arson, destruction, violence, and even multiple deaths, it’s “mostly peaceful” and “the vast majority didn’t commit crimes”.

Whereas when a single act of violence occurs on the disfavored side, that’s used to paint the entire protest as violent, and indeed, the entire disfavored political demographic as irredeemable.

The double standard is exceedingly clear.
Meh article, sure as a dev you'll be a better Dev if you learn about the product requirements like a PM does, you'll also be a better Dev if you learn how to deploy the product becoming a DevOps, if you become a language expert, a SCM expert, a build expert, an OS expert...
I feel ya man. When I worked at reddit I did mostly backend, set up the entire AWS cloud deployment and the datacenter before that, ran the databases, etc.

But when someone asks what I did at reddit, the thing that gets the most interest is, "I made the thing that puts the link title in the URL".
New study sharpens accuracy for climate change models and weather prediction
I went once... will never go back. Very bad experience.
So you work for Microsoft and you figured out that the best way to notify your colleagues about these issues is to post on Hacker News?
I wasn't trying to be inflammatory or derogatory towards progressives or progressivism in general. I wanted to go back and edit my comment with a little more detail, mainly that I sensed the "progressive commentary" as mentioned in the article itself is likely a result of CNN having hired so many progressive journalists, rather than some directive to cover the news with more progressive commentary that is now being walked back.

By extension, progressives by-and-large tend to be very active and vocal. This is, I believe, a key component as to why their positions and worldviews are so well known and so frequently seen. Activism is a virtue for progressives, and they place a serious emphasis on making sure their voices and perspectives are heard. I don't think it's wrong or disparaging to say that and I suspect I'm not the only one with this observation. I'm commenting on their approach, not condemning them for it.
Similarly in the eastern corridor or at least all the major cities between Boston and Richmond, VA.

Air travel has become such a nightmare that I'd rather take a 7 hour train ride than a 1-2 hour flight.
That‘s partisan, not left.
> schema driven custom views for json data structures

Is there a React library that does this well?
Woah Incidental complexity overload. Variants should be first class in C++.
FBI sets sights on crypto economy with arrest of former OpenSea staffer
President Boris. Sounds fantastic. Perhaps not though, yeah?
I have been thinking of this (as well as for things like YouTube), but I honestly can't tell if it's feasible considering their size.

Even the "legit" uses would be enormous let alone people who abuse it.

At the very least, I don't think even 100 people would be able to cover it.
I’m a fairly anti-crypto person, but how different is this from every other predicted crash?
I actually wrote a post about this, using a metric for expected outcomes instead of ev probability

https://tompollak.me/blog/ev-v-eg/
And maybe the wife beater is fucked in the head because he got brain damage as a kid from his dad beating him. I don't really care though, I don't have a problem classifying him as a scumbag. Cycles of abuse can be broken, and addictions can be kicked (and usually, avoided in the first place. Unlike getting beaten by your dad.)
If you regularly drive hundreds of miles at a time, then your position is fair enough. Very few people do that.

I and many people I know own an EV, and it is literally zero stress. In fact it's less stress than with my old ICE car, because I effectively always have a full tank in the morning. I don't even have level 2 home charging, but it's still a complete non issue.

I've done longer drives too, and I would describe those as "slightly inconvenient." In all honesty I sort of appreciate the breaks, but I know it annoys my girlfriend who likes to keep rolling. It definitely adds time, that's a fact!

But realistically owning an EV today is incredibly straightforward and stress free. I an everyone I know who has one would agree.
The training pipeline is also on Github! [1]

I was experimenting with running the wasm version of bergamot-translator (the translation engine used by the addon) in node [2].

However, if you want more performance, using the Python library [3] or the native C++ interface [4] gets you further because the wasm build is limited to a single thread and thus a blocking interface, and can't use all the processor specific optimisations that are in the native builds.

EDIT: Another option is using translateLocally [5], which is a Qt desktop app based on bergamot-translator. It has a native messaging API that is designed as a much faster alternative to the wasm build for browser extensions, but it can also be used from Python [6].

[1] https://github.com/mozilla/firefox-translations-training

[2] https://gist.github.com/jelmervdl/a4c8b6b92ad88a885e1cbd51c6...

[3] https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1AHpgewVJBFaupwAbZq0...

[4] https://github.com/browsermt/bergamot-translator/blob/main/a...

[5] https://github.com/XapaJIaMnu/translateLocally

[6] https://github.com/XapaJIaMnu/translateLocally/blob/master/s...
While I like a lot of the people you mentioned, I think an issue with them is they don't create enough original news and comment more on why existing news sucks. (Which it does) Greenwald might be an exception though.
In the UK we generally ignore this problem because we "know" that the Queen will not bring about a constitutional crisis because she realises that presented with a choice between the duly elected Prime Minster of the day and The Queen, all of us democratic citizens will of course choose the elected politician ... no wait ... err hang on ...

The British constitution is complicated.
For me, personally, the nonstop rotation of defense lobbyists and uncritical parroting of anything put out by the Pentagon makes CNN appear pretty right wing to me. Especially since it’s a bunch of intelligence community apparatchiks doing the parroting.

Everything else they report comes from PR NewsWire, and to me that union of corporate power and media also seems very right wing
Pretty cool. Maybe if it gets supported by some big org this can be something. gRPC in general is not a good option for reasons this project mention among other things like it does not play nice with common infra. This also needs the magic of Envoyproxy or?
There is an effort underway for sounds.
YouTube and Uploaded Could Be Liable for Pirating Users, Court Rules
I have always thought if I was born some 200-300 years back, I would have made many scientific discoveries by myself. Science has indeed got harder.
Yes, we did get some PPP money, and it sustained us for some time, but it dried up quickly. Thanks for your comment and your kind words.
> But the quality of the news from these sources makes all corporate news look like complete garbage, because it is

I don't follow all of those, but the ones I have seen a lot from (especially Greenwald and Taibbi) seem to have abandoned even the pretense of doing news for pure commentary, and commentary that is usually pretty predictable in content from just the subject matter and the current alignment of political factions.

I can understand finding them comforting if your ideological biases align with their approach but mistaking them for quality news sources is... surprising.
Yeah, I found this weirdly useless in the same way. I think it's simply trying to say "we should do our jobs, not stress about being rock stars, and not be assholes or gatekeepers". It's a mix of some solid traits, some pissing on gatekeepers, and some self-deprecation that doesn't add up to a coherent story.
For many years they were not (see the Constitution on “Indians not taxed”)
Sorry to go on and on, but what “isn’t much”? Even if fraud is somewhere between 1-5%, isn’t that “enough”?
or...from the perspective that much of Europe views it. American politics is bunk, bought and sold by corporations that think of nothing but profit, by design. literally a country where bribery is legal and encouraged
> AllSides Bias Rating puts them on the left

They put CNN, and Democracy Now! , in the *same bucket*. that is insane. NYT opinion also has Ross Douthat, Maureen Dowd, Bret Stephens for chrissakes, David Brooks, Thomas Friedman, I dont know how they can put NYT opinion in "left" without putting it in "right" as well.

As far as CNN's audience, certainly they would be slightly left because right leaning viewers are sucked into the FOX news vortex.

is any of this "far left"? absolutely not. if you dont see "abolish the police and all prisons" and "forgive all student debt", you aren't looking at far left content.
It's small enough where it should relocate, but it doesn't
this is an awesome idea. a newer title for an executive summary for less traditional companies.
Hi Richard, I'd like to donate towards retiring the debt you've personally guaranteed. How can I do this?

Thanks for trying, it's more than most do. My genuine condolences you were unable to maintain traction due to the macro.

(agree with 0des' sibling comment, hibernate the effort vs this being the death of it)
I dunno. We chopped the head off the last one who pushed too far. That sort of lesson tends to have some permanency as it echoes down the ages.
It's complex. There's nothing really to stop a British prime minister going full dictator if they want, as long as they can get Parliament to pass an Enabling Act. And that's not an entirely fanciful proposition: they have the support of a majority of the House of Commons pretty much by definition and the Lords have very little power in practice.

Our constitution is built on the so-called 'good chap theory of governance', which is that power is in the hands of people 'like us', and therefore reasonable. If the PM loses a vote of no confidence he's obliged to resign. What makes him? Nothing. But that's the convention and it's been followed until now.

It's also a constitutional convention to resign from ministerial office if caught lying to Parliament. (Yes, really!) That one, though, looks defunct: Boris Johnson is a serial liar, and has managed to get himself referred to the Privileges Committee of the Commons for lying over his lockdown breaches despite his majority in the Commons. Will he resign? Will he hell. He doesn't want to, and all the Commons can do is bring the whole government down (and even then only if he is prepared to resign then). He's made it clear he doesn't care, and the Conservative Party in the Commons has made clear they're not willing to face an election over it, so that's that.

A similar thing happened over the Prorogation of the House just before Brexit. That was fairly straightforwardly a contempt of Parliament, and the advice to prorogue was found to be unlawful by the Supreme Court. But nothing of consequence happened to those in charge as a result.

I'm grateful our political culture isn't quite as buggered as that of the US at this point, but I'd be grateful for slightly stronger guardrails against misconduct than simply hoping it doesn't happen.
Ever noticed how among professional bowlers, there are fewer conventionally fit guys?

Why is that? You'd think they'd have the same ratio of fit guys as the rest of professional sports by your logic.

Or.

Is it because the current highest earning professional bowler has a lifetime career winnings of $5 million by 2019? Since he turned pro in 1980. So if you can, you play something else.

Similar thing is going on here. There aren't people gunning for QA jobs specifically, there are people gunning for software related jobs in certain companies. People will get various offers from various companies for various positions. And the position you get is a reflection, in part, of the best offer for the best position the best company gave you.

So while the entire pool may have applied for the QA job, some of the people who were given offers got better offers from better companies and/or for better positions.

And let's not forget there could also be a variation of the Dead Sea effect going on. Where those who aren't Indian women get promoted or transferred out of QA at a higher rate, leaving more Indian women in QA. So you have twin effects going on. Where Indian women are getting accepted into QA positions more than other positions and Indian women being passed over for promotions and transfers keeping them in QA positions.
Is it? Google would have been fine if FairEmail presented the same data privacy disclosures that its apps and all other apps on the Play Store present. The problem seems to be that the standard data privacy disclosures are too vague (just what data is collected and not what the data is used for), which presents FairEmail in a bad light because it looks no better than alternatives. FairEmail went beyond the standard disclosures in order to explain why it is not so bad.
A revolution is more like wiping the drive and installing a new OS -
from a backup that still contains malware from the previous
revolution.
I always wondered why reddit decided to make that inextricable link. Any insight on why post titles aren't editable?

I thought maybe it's a database optimization, but it could also just be an unfortunate design decision.
Experience creating a story the Pixar way
I'm going to go against the grain a little and disagree with a lot of the comments.

My suggestion is to use the same environment in development that you use in production.
If you are running zsh on your servers then run zsh on your workstation.

I run a mix of Linux, FreeBSD, and OpenBSD servers in production; and have found that 99% of the time it didn't matter.

I had been using zsh on my workstation and about 25% of my server fleet. The others were either too old, didn't support it, or whatever.

Of those 75% of servers (over 500 boxes) a small handful encountered occasional problems when running my 'written on ZSH script'; that didn't happen when I re-wrote/tested the script on bash.

We are talking about ~4 errors over the course of a year-and-a-half or so.

It was more annoying then anything else; and nothing broke as a result of it. I just had to manually go do the work that my script was suppose to do.

I like zsh.
> Several prominent organizations have indicated their interests in me assuming a leadership role. I need to work, and I need to continue my work.

Take the job so you dont starve, and so you can begin to rebuild. It's not time to shut the doors, it's just time to take a knee and get your game plan together. It ain't over yet, it's just halftime.

This will help: https://marker.medium.com/reflecting-on-my-failure-to-build-...
anyone else just completely done trusting talking heads—many whom "formerly" worked for intelligence agencies—on the teevee telling you what's important anymore, and, looking back on it, kind of baffled why anyone ever went along with it in the first place?
That was me up until recently! Infrastructure is good enough where I live that I can charge the car most times I go out for errands. I was able to make enough of my trips ones where I came home with more charge than I left with. Consequence was basically no waiting around, except on road trips. It was great! I charge at home now, which I'll happily admit is more convenient.
As a retired journalist, I'm just gonna say it: The reason that journalism and reporting a news media tends to become left wing over time is because the people writing the news and trying to stay neutral are paying attention. You cannot possibly pay attention to the real world and not become progressive. To not become compassionate while listening to people's tragedies and injustices all day is inhuman.
Has either the Dewitt clause or the Dewitt Embrace ever resulted in some kind of legal action?

It seems like more of a threat stance to various partners and ecosystem players than anything else.
Perhaps this is all true in your country, but not mine.

I used to regularly take photos of cops abusing the system. I even once followed a cop going well above the speed limit when their lights weren't flashing. 20km down the road I eventually caught up with them because they'd pulled over... to set up a speed trap! Naturally, my first words were, "'Allo, 'allo, 'allo, do you know what speed you were doing?" (I'm not in UK).

I've caught them blocking traffic to book people getting around traffic jams in the other direction, after watching them speeding and going through a red light, & doing an illegal u-turn.

Double parking. Forcing cars to cross double lines, to book minor infringements. Going almost double the speed limit through a retirement village (90km/hr in 50 zone). Blocking traffic to buy food... my list is pretty long!

Police need to uphold one rule: serve the community by obeying the rules they enforce.

In my country they give themselves almost free reign, to the point where they're almost terrorists.

No amount of social and media propaganda, nor closed door review processes, will rectify the situation, unless atrocious behavior is stopped
This is vapor ware
The rest of the world isn't leading the world.

Besides your comment being some broad generalization, it fails to assert the reality of the 'world' and in its place takes a group of progressive first world countries which align with liberal politics.

The world includes such places as India, Pakistan, Africa and China, oh my, where liberal ideology is a far cry from what you are describing
> fairly standard in the poker world

But this is an article aimed at the general public.
Android has this too. BUT:

When my phone is on portrait mode (almost always), I don't see the translate option until I tap on the three dots.

The translation isn't instant. It takes a second to show up, and then takes up the top of the screen.

I'd much prefer a UI similar to the Zhongwen Chrome extension.
Primary and Master do not mean the same thing, so in the effort to placate the insane they've substituted a word that isn't accurate.
Not specifically addressed at you, but it's a bit amusing watching a younger generation of programmers rediscovering things like this, which seemed hugely important in like 1990 but largely don't matter that much to modern workflows with dedicated APIs or various shared memory or network protocols, as not much that is really performance-critical is typically piped back and forth anymore.

More than a few old backup or transfer scripts had extra dd or similar tools in the pipeline to create larger and semi-asynchronous buffers, or to re-size blocks on output to something handled better by the receiver, which was a big deal on high speed tape drives back in the day. I suspect most modern hardware devices have large enough static RAM and fast processors to make that mostly irrelevant.
Ask HN: "What does your parent(s) tell their friends that you do?"