skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There are growth-oriented PE firms, there are income-oriented PE firms. Completely depends on what kind bought you.
Oh, give me a break, treat the Indian Muslims half as good as the Hindus are treated in Qatar then we speak.

people were being killed in the streets, with sticks, no legal protection women getting raped, not to mention the obsession with raping kids in temples and whatnot in India not long ago I think someone published here on HN an article about the Indian police planting evidence on victims computers.

Not to mention taking the citizenship from the Indian muslims
Not to mention street shitting, not to mention praying for covid and for toilets and every single dirty thing one can think of.
Not to mention bathing in cow dung.
Not to mention the extremely cruel caste system which has no basis but inner discrimination and separating the society.

will you rage against these practices or show any sign of disagreement to the Indian government? we don't see any such efforts on your side so If anything I would say Qatar should stop accepting Hindus.

You've done nothing to the muslims but murdered them, raped their women, offended them, mocked their religion and prophet lately too, and you don't even deserve to have temples built in their land, you're the only danger to humanity because if things get out of hands you will make the whole planet a one big literal shithole.
Nintendo had a good run, but aside from a few exclusive titles I'm done. Can't keep supporting a company that is hostile towards its users. I'd rather invest in a Steam Deck from here on out.
Everyday we get closer and closer to reddit level comments.
Maybe because they make aggressively shitty and user hostile software and still do up to the present day?
> Making that work across databases could be a huge pain though

That was indeed the main challenge. Each DB has a different syntax, different set of features, different format for timestamps and floats, different max precision, and so on. I'd say most of our work on data-diff went to making sure the behavior of the different DBs aligned with each other.
Engineering topological states in atom-based semiconductor quantum dots
r/LossPrevention
Who would you blame when Russia is dismantled by NATO? Climate change will still be here. The multitrillion war machine will still require sacrifices. "Socialism for the rich, capitalism for the poor" will be here too, etc.

Judging by HN submissions, China is the next on the chopping block. Who the propaganda is going to blame next
Ironically, because Teams is so much harder to use - I actually like it more than Slack.

It creates just enough friction for people to not spam chat-messages all day with emojis.
Ironically Dart was built for the web [1] (as a Dart VM for Chrome, then later on compiled to JS). One would expect something like that to do well on the web.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dart_(programming_language)#Hi...
Serotonin in seed shells (think anaphylactic) would trigger an immune system response because its how they have evolved in order to be pooped out by animals, serotonin irritates the digestive system and aids fast passage, ergo the seed is spread further afield.

Fruits could, but its really a good idea to quantify the chemicals in each and their subsequent response, because the phrase "trigger an immune response" is so vague its like trying to quantify legislation.
Using robots/automation for long and monotonous work is always a wonderful idea even from a humanity POV given the conditions humans have to work in peak hours. What human would agree to work under such conditions for so long unless forced due to some financial weakness on their part.
I also hate levity and humor on my serious professional tech news feed
> Yes it does, increasingly over time. I just ordered my lunch through a virtual cafeteria cashier that was literally a human until a month ago

How does it make a difference whether a tortilla was being made by a human or a machine when that automation just opens up another job somewhere else?

I've been hearing about automation and how it will eat the world for years, yet here we are in 2022 with "help wanted" ads everywhere and businesses literally throwing money to hire people.
It can also do printed letters, filling in the physical address at the head of the letter. You can then print out the merged documents.
Yes I am, and a reasonable number of SRE jobs I'm being contacted about are fully remote. Not sure if that's just within the UK or worldwide, which is what I want. Now I don't have to go into the office I don't see any difference between being at my place vs Ibiza, etc.
I don't think fair use comes into play for this matter. It's the use of the dataset for training that's being objected to, not its reproduction during inference.
So this is kind of automated contracts running on money? I guess "code is law" doesn't apply here and if there is a problem, there is an authority to go to to resolve it. It could make a lot of things more streamlined though.
from what I see original home screen offered 3 options and new screen offers 12 options to user

original home screen offer trails by names you don't know so they are pretty meaningless, while on new screen you can easily find trails on map

not exactly sure how is this less straightforward UX, for me it's more straightforward than meaningless names I have no idea about vs clear display on map, 12 options instead 3 is also for me more straightforward
One thing I haven't seen mentioned so far is the community/moderation. Those who do "visit" frequently are quite the clique, much like Wikipedians, with many of the same kind of outcomes. I used to spend my time helping people on there several times a week but I've been put off.

That being said, unix.stackexchange.com, is great.
Missing an important fact
UO more or less defined the genre of mmoprgs. And there really isn’ta single mmorpg to date that has or had the freedom of UO.

So while it has had a lot of problems, it’s done bloody well considering 25 years later people are still playing.
may be instead they can be trained/convinced to perform some useful function, kind of like nanobots.
How does react native compare to flutter nowadays? Is this still the framework for simple apps that need to be cross platform?
Would love Nintendo to bring back some personnality to their next system. Switch was such a downgrade from 3DS regarding experience. Android didn't help in terms of design or speed but I missed all the funny features and crazyness Nintendo got us used to with their previous handheld. Also, the eshop was such a pain in the ass to browse, again it screamed Android System all the way for both poor selection and unbearable slowness.
Same, I've only ever seen reddit in that section. Helping reddit's hegemony is counterproductive, not helpful.
The obvious ones: Typescript + eslint + jest + Selenium. More complexity, high return on investment.

The non obvious ones: Without babel you are either writing legacy JavaScript (which is arguably not as clean and easy to read), or users will complain your site is not working on their older browser.
What cut of meat got discontinued?
You can buy good 1g THC carts for $20-25 in legal states.
Long ago I moved to ZFS, so I don't have that upgrade issue.
What exactly is difficult about detecting direct copies of just those three sites? Because that's what's out there: exact copies. If Google isn't filtering those out, it's because they don't want to.
Hello, as it is in very early phase, most of the time you cannot find a sufficient amount of information or no information from the docs about a provided API. However, I have used lexical playground to bootstrap this project, so it was easier to convert it to a separate react component package.
That's akin to saying you can't criticize art if you can't make it yourself.

The close-to-ideal result would have been whatever google gave me 5 years ago before they started their latest ML push with query embeddings.
>Yeah, because this was obviously my best-effort attempt at defending encryption

It obviously was your "best-effort", since it was your only effort. The comment didn't include any other.

And whether you meant it just as sarcasm or not, many put it forward sincerely, as if it matters.
Yes, I'm pretty sure. The conservative govts of the different regions introduced legislation that meant you can't currently build wind energy _at all_ in many of the places where it would make sense. That wasn't a fluke; the stated intent was to keep wind energy from "ruining our beautiful landscape". The new (SPD/green/liberals) coalition is just in the process of slowly unwinding these.

For solar, the ministries are by now steeped in a mentality that's hostile to renewables. Robert Habeck (greens) is now minister of economy and ecology, and even when he told his houses to come up with regulation improvements to solar, the results were... weird. One report stated that the proposals included rules like "if I use any of my own PV generated power in my home, I receive none of the regular public subsidies anymore for the power I send into the national grid." There was no technical or logical grounds for that; it was just that all the ministry mentality by now was "if there's a way to put stones in the way of renewables, the default is to do that."

Frankly, and I'm sorry to sound rude about this, you need to stop using a country as an argument for which you clearly have no idea what the political & societal conditions are. Like I said in my first reply: find better arguments.
> a simplistic definition which ignores all the history and cultural context of a term

I feel the need to point out if you were to not ignore history, then the word "wine" itself having been derived from the very Indo-European word used for grapevine thousands of years ago makes the connection between "wine" and "grapevine" way stronger than any similar connection one could find for beer.
Wow, that seems early in the days of gaming to be doing that... good entrepreneurial spirit! How did you facilitate the sale IRL (and what kind of amounts were you selling)? I'm curious!
Indeed. I like the German "Serienbrief" (“mail series”) much better.
Not the OP, but to use an analogy, we are obviously misusing antibiotics "just in case".

Between "no cancer" and "definitely cancer", there will be a gray field of "maybe cancers" and doctors will feel the psychological push to "do something" about them. Overmedication can kill as well, and it can definitely injure. There is a reason why doctors are reminded of the ancient "First, do not harm" maxim during their training - it is still valid.

I am not yet convinced that this is going to be a problem, but I don't want to ignore this scenario either.
>earlier diagnosis of psychosis/schizophrenia

Emphasis mine. This seems interesting to me. Earlier diagnosis is not more diagnosis. It could just mean that due to illegality, these people got into contact with mental health professionals earlier than they would have otherwise. Also getting the diagnosis earlier. But not being more schizophrenic.
that's still quite useless if you are looking for particular trail or if you have no idea about geographic names around you
Except now we have to drag an entire JVM worth of code across the network just to say hello world!
Back of the envelope this though. Lets say a programmer makes $60/hr, or $120k/yr. Lets say Copilot replaces 5 minutes of googling around to find the right stack overflow answer and copy and paste and adapt it to fit. Copilot just has to do that twice in a whole month to be worth $10/month.
Japan's workers productivity rates are known to be pretty average/bad and about growth, I don't think the issue is the aging population (as you said there is automation) but rather finite resources.
I wondered this too, and found https://github.com/w3c/webauthn/issues/151 . The short answer is "not easily".

According to Mozilla's docs & that issue, it seems like WebAuthn considers the UA and the "authenticator" different. The authenticator, here, is a hardware device, either a separate security key or a TPM. But that really means that the hardware the keys are on is a SPoF, and it shows in the comments in the Github issue.

The thread seems to resolve this with "every RP should allow the user to add more authenticators"; this is, to me, something that's not going to work:

1. asking a user to buy two phones, TPMs, or hardware security keys isn't going to happen, realistically, and the consequence of it can't be "the user is locked out of their account"

2. even if I do 1, I need to do the "add a second authenticator" flow for my backup authenticator each time I register an account. In the event that I do have an authenticator become compromised, or simply just succumb to hardware failure (what's the warranty on a modern phone?) I need to do an O(accounts) operation to migrate to a new authenticator?

3. OIDC has taught me that RPs don't get this. I think StackOverflow is the only site I've seen correctly separate "account on the RP" from "auth from OP used to login" into a one-to-many relationship. I doubt RPs will get it right for WebAuthn, but we'll see.

… I should note that MFAs share some of these problems too. I used Google Authenticator for an MFA, and then my phone reached the end of its useful life, after a short 9 years. Turns out: there's no way to migrate Google Authenticator's data to a new device! Thankfully, in my case, I was retiring the device, and it wasn't completely dead, so I could still use it, and thus, migrate the accounts. And it was an O(accounts) operation. ("Thankfully" (/s), many of my "2FA" accounts were using SMS, so there wasn't too much to migrate from Google Auth.)

At least with a password manager, I can back up & move the managed passwords to another device. (Though to be clear, OIDC > each site has its own password, to me.)
IE users are now complaining that your site doesn't work.

Like I said, stability.
Wow - I do this whith Pulseaudio!
I wonder what it qualifies for them to release a 1.0.

Or maybe it is just my fixated beliefs that 0.x are unstable and 1.x are stable.
Why Wikipedia matters, and how to make sense of it (programmatically) (2021)
Aura beer, Finland early 90s. They "brought it back" a few years ago but it just ain't the same. Le sigh.
React native now has enough useful but abandoned projects to make it a minefield. Reading through the list of changes, I know of several projects which are unmaintained that I would have to scrap in order to upgrade.

I don’t know much about flutter.
Yeah, more or less, I still do come back to it when I'm picking up a new language or framework.
> As of April 2022, over 134,000 loss prevention officers — many of them white men — were employed in the U.S.

Why specify race and sex?
Why would that be a bad thing? (I am not familiar with netapp)
>Ivermectin cream.

For a moment I thought it was a joke. Such are the times.
The Nintendo Switch is not Android-based.

It runs on a modified version of the 3DS software (Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_Switch_system_softwar...).
I've found that even in the specialist domains I'm working in, it does pretty well. The caveats being that you need to guide it quite a bit, but once a workflow starts to come together then it really starts to hum.
If you can hold your nose and work for a hyperscaler there's plenty of rust work to go around.
>The researchers don't claim a causal relationship between these different factors — donating to losing political candidates doesn't make you prefer Crystal Pepsi, for example — but rather speculate that there is an "unobserved intervening variable" that explains both factors.

Being older, poorer, and "out of touch" with what's fashionable, politically, culturally, and market wise -- because you have other problems and you're at the very far side demographically of anybody marketeers, press, etc. attempts to even influence...
I thought SOX was mostly financial. What you’re saying here sounds more like SOC. are they connected?
One compound is terpinen-4-ol which is a primary constituent of tea tree oil. Several products containing terpinen-4-ol exist to treat rosacea and ocular rosacea such as Cliradex and Oust Demodex.

Study of commercial terpinen-4-ol products against mites:

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30120003/
*firebird sql
7-zip 22.00 – APFS, Posix TAR, high precision timestamps
I’m not sure what to tell you from a technical perspective, in my part of the world nobody uses flutter so there is that as a disclaimer.

From a developer resource perspective, however, you use react native because it lets you share developers across platforms. Similar to how you might use nodejs on the backend for the exact same reason. If you’re splitting your developer resources anyway, I would frankly just go native mobile department.
Whether or not Copilot makes it, that's just how tech industry is. First there were mainframes, then there were desktop computers, then there was the Internet, then there was the smartphone. Tech evolves and if you want to stay relevant, you've got to keep learning along with it. Or not. There's still a market for COBOL programmers.
interesting. does anyone knows if this affect gravitational forces somehow?
In C, this loop would get unrolled to a no-op in a release environment. Source: https://godbolt.org/z/1sb5Tb3xv
They both have their issues, to be honest. I'd probably still pick RN though if I was going for cross-platform, despite its warts. Not convinced by Flutter at all yet. We're using Kotlin Multiplatform and Swift/Kotlin UI on a project I'm on now, but that might not be ideal for very small teams or a solo developer.
That sounds extremely risky. Apart from the fact that it makes it much harder to restrict access for leaving employees, mixing personal and work identities sounds like a recipe for disaster. What happens if a personal account gets banned? How do you enforce security rules?

I guess companies where there's not even any identity management, securing your network via tailscale is not your primary concern.
Are you asking whether the owners and operators of the Tailscale control plane can theoretically add devices to your network without your authorisation? If so then yes, definitely.

Perhaps a terrible analogy, but to me the question reads like "can the bank just spend my savings?"

How might you expect a fresh node to join your existing Tailnet without Tailscale having a means to add a node?
Yes, as long as you know to install the APK. Just google termux apk.
The endgame will never be prevention. The chance of getting any cancer is high (1 in 8 for prostate). We would have to bring some of these probabilities down, maybe by 100x? Can we even get to 10x? I hope we can get there for some cancers, for example, using the new HPV vaccine.

https://www.cancer.org/healthy/cancer-causes/general-info/li...
Folks love the idea of doing something instead of doing nothing, even when doing nothing leads to better outcomes. Classic example is the prostate cancer PSA antigen test. It is not recommended in the UK and I believe is no longer recommended in the US. [1]

The problem with this kind of screening is even tests that are highly accurate in a population with a high incidence rate are super duper inaccurate when used against the general population. False positives often have significant consequences, including invasive tests and surgeries with their own risks. tl;dr Bayes' rule is a bitch. [2, 3] I doubt they've solved this problem - but I sure hope they have because why wouldn't I?!

> "A patient goes to see a doctor. The doctor performs a test with 99 percent reliability--that is, 99 percent of people who are sick test positive and 99 percent of the healthy people test negative. The doctor knows that only 1 percent of the people in the country are sick. Now the question is: if the patient tests positive, what are the chances the patient is sick? - The intuitive answer is 99 percent, but the correct answer is 50 percent...." [3]

[1] https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/prostate-cancer/should-i-have-...

[2] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7082531/

[3] https://sphweb.bumc.bu.edu/otlt/mph-modules/bs/bs704_probabi...
Maybe not so easy. I would say every documentation page needs a "Last Modified" date.

Similarly, in a production environment, I found that when there was no time to keep the docs up to date with the latest changes, I marked them on the cover page as PRELIMINARY just to put readers on alert. And so, similarly, should a document not getting the attention it needs be marked as NOT WELL MAINTAINED ? I get the feeling this idea would not fly. Not in a commercial environment anyways.
The funny part is that I can see many of these people that want to use python in the browser to complain about modern SPAs being too heavy when it's literally nothing in comparison.
ironically Google could have been blocked in Brazil bcs of lack of support.
Welcome to what camera makers realized a long time ago - film doesn't matter, the processing does.

It's why DSLR was (is?) a thing - if you ever do research on one, you realize they factor in quantum mechanical effects to make your picture better...(in addition to the 20 or so simultaneous images they take in order to parallel process image).

I haven't kept up as much but - the flat sensor craze was all about how we didn't need DSLR anymore and could just get away with large pixel counts and better processing, and yet the processing still matters...far more than the pixel count. I think that was mainly because 100+ mirror systems are a bit expensive compared to a single flat sensor.

But when you think about them as 100+ parallel processing sensors peforming low-power auto-computation _for-free_, well.

That's another thing entirely.

I do wonder why some DSLRs suck at video - I suspect it has to do with whethey the manufacture cheaped out on the compression circuitry or not - some cameras can/could should shoot HD video, a lot did not, leaving that the pricier models.
If Cpython is transferred as a separate artifact, probably for a CDN, it will be cached super efficiently. I'm not sure whether it's that much of a problem.
Aaaaand I just saw the trailer. It's called "Hyenas". A multiplayer team shooter. Seems to be the exact opposite of Alien Isolation. Can't lie, I'm disappointed. This is the third studio known for great single player games that has had to go this unnecessary multiplayer route after Bethesda and Arkane.
I never understood the deal behind tabs vs spaces figths.

Was it because of legacy editors or what?

Editor now helps formatting code, even when pressing enter button, it aligns entry on new line.
And then what? Blast with chemo? Radiation? We don't have proper tools to stop cancer yet.
I love that feature but I'd be a bit scared to just switch off all other ssh, in case the tailscale service ever crashes. I know, machines can just be set up again, but if the problem reproduces there's no way to debug it.

So what's the recommendation here to stay safe but still have a failover? Keep ssh enabled for only one user (with sudo rights) and a key that's stored at some secure location?
> It's that you can't control what the user will do/use

You can throttle the CPU. In fact you should, especially if you expose it to the public, to prevent it from overheating.
I meant Where geographically. But yes, Where in the maze of twisty winding function calls and class hierarchies and delicious concurrent ravioli threading architectures.
+1 for the Bluey suggestion. The show is very sweet and funny, multi-layered, positive, caring.
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Looks straight off the cover of wired.
It would be so lovely to see more modern alternatives to this motherboard (amd gx-412 based). An modern Intel Pentium, Celeron or Atom could make such an interesting portable base station (pentium 8500 please, or even am older/slower celeron n5105), capable of being good wifi & a nice mini-server/ap.
>The first one that really stuck in my mind is BetaMax and I suppose the collapse of Be, makers of the BeBox and BeOS,

Maybe your particular issue is with products starting with "be"
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