skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Stop standing up for NATO govt' that brainwash their populations and steal their lives. Wake up!
Its honestly fantastic to see web pages that are using XSLT, is this the most advanced app out there using it these days?
In particular, Rust has every single thing that Linus famously hated about C++, and lots more in that vein, besides.

Has he changed his mind about those things? Or does he not realize they are there, and that kernel code will use them?
Isn't parent's very first line, in fact, about how a newer thing was much much worse?
this is going to be good for Ramp. better platform anyway (happy I made the switch)

https://ramp.com/
> The issue is that whether the free software people want it or not, the copyright system over code exists, and historically has been used as a cudgel against smaller players. If we got rid of copyright over code entirely I'd totally be down for this. And IIRC RMS has said the same thing; that he'd be in favor of the removal of copyright over code as a concept even if it meant neutering the protections of the GPL.

As someone else asked, I would also want a citation, but I agree.

Actually, I want a license that you can do pretty much anything you want to do with it (including: lack of attribution, distribution without source codes, distribution with source codes (whether they are the original source codes or reconstructed), lack of copyright notices, reverse engineering, circumvention of your own copy and write reports about anything you want to do, to use or not use the software (and to modify or not modify) at your choice, etc), but that you are not allowed to add further legal restrictions to it (with a few exceptions dealing with trademarks (but not all) and allowing conversion to GNU (A)GPL 3 and CC-BY-SA 4.0 if you are able to satisfy the conditions of those licenses) or to derivative works, and that if someone will try to use legal processes against you relating to this, then anyone can countersue.
This is an incredibly useful swiss-army-knife like tool. I have similarly found rclone to be quite useful. I'm wondering if people know of more tools of similar nature than rclone and/or benthos.
Sand is a good heat insulator. It may take a very long time before the car cools down enough that it doesn't catch fire again once re-exposed to air.

I don't know why Tesla doesn't recommend submersion.

Here's a Dutch solution - a water container for storing a car for 24 hours while it cools down. https://www.techeblog.com/bmw-i8-water-container-firefighter... Looks like it also needs a crane, and is done after the fire appears to be put out.

We had some car fires here recently (arson, alas). The smoke can be toxic. We were advised to close our windows. Best there to put it out rather than let it burn even in a fire-proof box.

The fire-proof box still needs cooling.
Bingo.

That show normalizes/programs some messed up shit, whether that was the creator's intention or not.

Most say it wasn't.
One of my understandings of the dangers of extreme or utopian "socialism"(communism, whatever you want to call it) is that they're not resilient to failure like this. So, an attempt to build a socialist utopia that gets usurped by dictators is one of the built in failure modes, not an exception as you put it. That doesn’t mean you can’t move in that direction or enact socialist policies just that at the extreme end this is utopian/dystopian horshoe
It would be nice to have camel-case completion in the shell, i.e. have “SIH” be completed to “SortIncomingHourly” and “SIM” to “SortIncomingMonthly”, etc. (only for upper-case characters). That way one could get more mileage out of the possible character combinations.
> Alcohol consumption is also prohibited

I don't know a lot about Russian laws, but that is just cruel.
> It's a language that has the Spelling Bee, -teen/-ty numbers, -ough suffix, and "ghoti".

For the second point, -teen/-ty numbers sound different, are spelled differently, and mean different things. How are they supposed to support your point?

For the fourth, it's just false; "ghoti" in the pronunciation /fɪʃ/ does not come close to being valid written English. There is no such thing as syllable-initial "gh" /f/ or syllable-final "ti" /ʃ/.

The -ough suffix is a real case of one sound diverging into two sounds, but that is obviously not relevant to the problem of determining, from the sound of a word, which word you just heard. It comes up in the opposite problem of determining how to pronounce a word from the spelling, which we aren't talking about here.

The spelling bee is a cultural artifact; every language whose writing system is not extremely recent exhibits the phenomenon that the spelling of a word cannot be predicted from its sound. (In China, where spelling is much, much tougher, they don't have spelling bees. They do have traditional dictation exercises.)

You might find this wikipedia article interesting: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homofon%C3%ADa
A little self-promotion: for sites that limit the number of articles you can read, I recommend the Firefox add-on ("Open Page in Private Window") I developed that will open the current page in a new private/incognito tab.

The use case: you load a news article, hit a "you've used up all your free articles this month" overlay, so you click the "Open Page in Private Window" toolbar button to view the article in a private tab.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/open-page-in-...
Well, that's great news! Thanks for the follow-up.
Sure you can. They don't care about farmers because farmers are a smaller percentage of their business each year. When Private Equity buys all the mega-farms, they won't care about having to rent tractors from JD. Actually, they would prefer it because you can CapEx a maintenance contract instead of putting it on OpEx. It does mean that there will be an ever growing opportunity for a smaller tractor company that actually does care about farmers but JD knows where their bread is buttered and they don't care about the little guy.
It's not so little power, it's so little _energy_ (power over some period of time). It's a crap-tonne of power, just over a _very_ short period of time.

And yes, power is what fries the tree: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joule_heating
Tangentially, Sumatra and western Sumatra in particular are pretty interesting. They have possibly the best curry in Indonesia (beef rendang), different linguistic groups such as the Minangkabau[0], and just northwest off the coast they have one of the best natural surf breaks in the world.[1] A flooded volcano caldera to the north was a major point on the hippy trail in the 1970s[2], and one of the most impressive taxidermy museums on earth lies in Medan.[3] Critical in the historic interchange of ideas between Arabia, South and East Asia which formed the uniquely Indo-Chinese basis for Southeast Asian history, elsewhere on Sumatra they still have unexcavated ancient cities surpassing the scale of Angkor Wat.

[0] Whose Wikipedia I had a small part in approving: https://min.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laman_Utamo [1] http://www.visitniasisland.com/surfing/ [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Toba [3] http://www.rahmatgallery.com/
Sounds like it would create jobs too, that's a plus not a minus lol
> Whether it be meditation or prayer, the act of articulating your thoughts to your deity is a great way to come to divine realisations. In essence, it's rubber-ducking with God.

GOOD point
Yeah, today they're just overpriced.

The years under AMF ownership were bad quality-wise.
It's a great service.
> Obviously I'm starting this journey on my own, and in that sense it's not scalable.

Are you taking contributions?
It almost sounds like brex took a page from Bre-X¹ !

1) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bre-X
click on share and checkbox start at, that gives you a url with timestamp in it.
The obviously realistic assessment is: it depends.
Sure, there are politics in industry, but most large corporations have large R&D organizations were politics are manageable and predictable, at least for individual contributors and team leads, simply because this is a crucial environmental factor and critical for retaining talent and getting products shipped. Politics primarily happen on higher levels and in particularly competitive parts of the organization (like Sales).

In academia (in contrast), the governance structures that are in place essentially ensure that with the exception of the particularly lucky (or: 'genius') few, one always has to watch one's back to ensure the fight for employment, funding, research time, top-venue acceptance, tenure, etc. is successful.
This is great advice for anyone working at a startup, particularly the part about not waiting for an assignment. "Literally just do things, as long as they're not the wrong things" is the hardest thing to teach or learn.
I worked in grocery stores with people that I would argue are smarter than many of the devs I have worked with. My old manager when I was younger and working in a grocery store was on a path to be a medical doctor, but changed paths after his friend killed himself from the the stress of medical school.

Intelligence is only one of the many variables needed to succeed in certain occupations.
I’m a distance runner too; I try to distance myself from running.
Responsive web design is other of those.
> If I want a joint

Just give up the idea of joints. You don't have to conform to weed culture or tradition (or marketing) to smoke weed. As an act, smoking isn't particularly pleasurable (although I have to admit that smoke is mildly entertaining.) How about taking 2-3 hits from a water pipe, vape, or just an old-school pipe, and spending the rest of the night drinking something you enjoy? Have some tea instead of smoking more pot. Popcorn is very good, and fairly low-calorie.
He could have become a tech company middle manager and avoided all this trouble.
Have you tried to go to rt.com hany time recently?
This is garbage. Work hard, plan hard, save money. Push through setbacks. Maybe you won't be a billionaire.
But you can do pretty well in life. Don't blame others for your own laziness.

Just met a guy last month that spent 5 years working at a carwash at minimum wage. He saved up money the entire time. Got himself a van decked for mobile cleaning. He still works hard, but is making some serious money now.

Seen far more that just collect welfare checks, smoke pot and play videos or watch tv for 16 hours a day, while blaming "whomever" for their situation.
heck, even just having pl/pgsql means you can do pretty much anything _safe_ in your Postgres database, you don't need plv8 or plperl.
You don't really think Putin believes that? Pretty sure that's just Russian propaganda for their domestic audience to justify the invasion. The real reason is preventing a EU ally on their border and gaining access to the gas fields in the Black Sea.
> Cancelling Yandex completely, as in forcing it to collapse, would help a lot.

It's just a wishful thinking. It wont "collapse", it would just become controlled by government, and then it truly becomes the instrument of the evil, so that not only News, but every service Yandex provides will serve the government needs. They will recruit soldiers through Yandex services, they make Yandex develop AI-controlled tanks and whatnot. Every thing that Yandex doesn't do now (because they do not actually support the war) — they will make it to do.

> their collapse would weaken Russia and its ability to wage (military/economic) war a lot

Of course not, because the Russian army and the military industrial complex is in no way dependent on the search engine and the food delivery service Yandex provides. You can destroy those, sure. People lifes get slightly worse, and then competitors catch up (there is a lot of competition to Yandex in Russia and they are not going to fade away).
Yeah the cure industrialists limiting personal freedom by lobbying government for the greater good.

Are we not tired of that story? So what if humanity does not go to Mars? Is dad going to be unhappy about our efforts when everyone is dead?

Our culture is a joke of wishful thinking and emotional abuse to achieve someone else’s goals disguised as essential application of agency.

How terrible if humans lived a completely different agency than kowtowing to yesteryears industrial necessity to rebuild the world after humanity destroyed it.

Grigori Perelman has achieved more of note than any of us; I know about his accomplishments and none of yours. He did it all with paper and pencil. IMO our low effort consumerism and industrialist slog is destroying our imaginations and keeping us from better ideas.
You dont think NATO troops have done similar but its been covered up like the Chinese have covered up Tiananmen Square. We have some naive simpletons on HN!
Man, can you imagine range days with a Carl Gustaf recoilless rifle?

I can feel the noise ordinances from here!
Thank you Shorel! I think many people that object to the model haven't experienced these pain points themselves, either in the US or in Latam. But we recognize the model is not for everyone.
Time for a closed to AI git repo service with CI/CD capabilities?
Git supports it, GitHub doesn't. People use forges, therefore they are mislead to believe Git doesn't support it.
You could (ab)use home directories for that. I.e. place your hello into /home/my, and then you can invoke it as ~my/hello. You even get namespace completion for free after the `~`.
I think that the creativity when high is basically the stress relief that THC can give. So essentially you are a blank slate, no worries, and can put your attention onto an issue and ideas seem to just "come from no where". It all comes down to stress relief.
Yeah I'm kinda the same way. Ultimately we decided to copy git's terminology for this rather than making users learn new terms.

(ours is the working copy, theirs is the thing you're merging in)
I'm not disagreeing and you can be wildly successful with or without it, I'm just pointing out heavy usage on a regular basis before you ever get to sustain that lifestyle can be detrimental to your success. But yeah, it could very well just be me perceiving a correlation here.
Again, to reiterate, the original comment was not a statement that this should not have been reposted. I am not sure how I could make that clearer? I have read the site guidelines. Many of them are subjective and inconsistent with unknown applicability. If you, as the administrator, are unable to accept that evaluation, then please just delete this account and all associated posts.
Is it sustainable? Yes.
Gotta love internet snark. You really don't see a difference between multitasking and budget? They are not mutually exclusive or necessarilyeven related.
> My belief is that the more we restrict access to guns, the stronger the black market for them. This has proven true with alcohol (Prohibition) and drugs, and I believe, without knowing it to be a fact of course, that it will prove true with guns.

On the political side, it also consistently hands Republicans an easy, winning wedge issue. Gun Rights is a "single-issue voter lightning rod" in the USA. There are lots of people whose political views are left or center-left (on the USA's weird scale of course), yet who hold their nose every year and grudgingly vote (R) simply Because Guns. I've always thought one of the best things the Democrat party could do to improve their chances nationally is to just give up on their gun control stance. That single action would probably boost them 10-20% in many rural/hunting areas that are otherwise democrat-leaning.
> It depends on whether you consider the difference in royalty rates to be just wordplay.

Royalty rates are a completely different issue to the text shown when you are purchasing - but wouldn't you expect different royalty rates for different types of product/media as an artist?

As in, if I sell a vinyl record of your new single for $10 with your photo on the front and plaster it all over the record shops (with high distribution and manufacture costs) that the fee might be different than what I pay you for a $0.99 MP3 download (lower price but zero incremental cost), and that the $0.99 download fee might be different to the fee that the artist would charge for a live broadcast (highly dependent on licence context)?
Neither of those is correct, as a legitimate reason. Rust does everything C++ does, as far as things happening invisibly. Everything Linus famously ranted about is there.

And, Rust has even more incompatibilities with fast-and-loose C memory use. There are reasons why C and C++ compilers have "sanitizer" modes. Those identify places where code would be surprisingly elided. Yes, C has those too.
I think most of the comment was just fine. The second phrase of the first sentence (not planning on ever owning) probably pissed people off and didn't add to the discussion. It's ok to not want products from companies. But it's mostly inflammatory to reduce the entirety of a company to a weird clause written in the warranty that was just some lawyer thing.

That all being said, it's the top comment at this point
I can't even roll a joint. Just bong rips all day.

And yeah, definitely not a sustainable or healthy habit...I'm ok now, but my career took a permanent hit. Oh well.
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I think that hits home.

A lot of people would just answer something to the likes of "Well, they made The Matrix with a computer 20 years ago", and technically that's just as true.

From their remote viewpoint on what's happening in IT, the rest is an implementation detail to them.
It isn't autocompleting "a line of code", it completes whole function bodies.
Perhaps I could have said "narrow and beamformed", I'm not sure, thanks for your responses.
Yes, it just takes the right mindset and some effort (for me)
Yes, I gave several examples. Last time I checked there were no promises that all linux apps will be compatible, only some select portion.
Once we're in that future, I'll gladly take gig work over office work.

However, as a European I have high hopes that it will take longer to get to that than in the US.
I also agree to abolish copyright and IP entirely.

I agree that people should be able to decompile/reverse engineer whatever the hell they want.

And if armed goons (whether goverment or if they are Microsoft or some company) kick down your doors, then they should be arrested for trespassing.
It was meaningful to me. To me it meant "the other options are better for me, but I'll take payment in btc if that's the best option for you. Here's the link for that"

Not sure what the harm is?
This, despite that Rust has every single thing Linus hated about C++.
You mean like DALL-E? This debate is going to get interesting when “in the style of” illustrations and videos go mainstream.
"Creating jobs" to inefficiently solve a solved task is not a good thing, it is society burning it's tax income. It is only good to create jobs when the output of those jobs is increased value.
> There's no real disadvantage to drinking beer instead of whisky like there is with weed.

Lower ABV products generally have more calories per unit of alcohol. Getting drunk off of beer every day will give you a beer gut. Whisky might not.

Seltzers change this equation somewhat, as most of them are essentially vodka sodas with some flavor and artificial sweetener.
What? This decision doesn't change what guns people are allowed to buy. You can buy guns today, gain experience with them, and get a concealed carry permit later.
Update on the prediction:

(Feb. 26, 2022) "“We have finalized our forecast of SC25’s amplitude,” says McIntosh. “It will be just above the historical average with a monthly smoothed sunspot number of 190 ± 20.”

"“Above average” may not sound exciting, but this is in fact a sharp departure from NOAA’s official forecast of a weak solar cycle"

[0] https://spaceweatherarchive.com/2022/02/25/the-termination-e...
It’s probably basically that thousands(more?) of years ago we all started at libertarianism and then you just start to resolve conflict after conflict and power struggle after power struggle until you get the mess we have now.
So let's just say Dems do that... how do you stop school and other public space shootings?
Not only is "the right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed" about the least unambiguous and far reaching language in the entire Constitution and its amendments, except for those who never learned about the concept of subordinate clauses, the authors were around for others and themselves to explain their rationales and the historical context (which per an expanded version of the SCOTUSBlog article goes back to the 12th Century).

You could try reading the decision, or Heller, but the go-to foundational book has long been That Every Man Be Armed: The Evolution of a Constitutional Right by Stephen P. Halbrook.
DALL-E 2 can generate a landing page mock up
>By coincidence (or beginner's luck), the onset of the new space revolution came during that sleepy solar cycle.

Apparently not simply part of the solar cycle when new types of spacecraft (lacking typical propulsion systems) haven’t been in orbit during a high activity solar peak.

There are some points that are alarmist. “Plummet” isn’t something that seems to happen.
My hate for waste overrides the logic. I can’t stand food being wasted when people either cannot afford or it is not available.
Don't forget that the CEO came onto HN and posted a comment talking about how difficult a decision it was.

Dude's a walking poster-child for why someone who is in their early twenties should not be worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
Brown Shirts, Green Dreams
Yeah, I wasn't spending $100/day because I'd buy cheap weed in bulk, look for deals and sales, etc. But if you buy 'irresonsibly' and just pick up like an average eighth from a dispensary, it can be pricey.

I realize I'm being pretty pedantic here, you're right that spend $100/day requires massive usage plus buying moderately expensive weed. But it's not, technically, impossible.
I've never once had a problem with one of my commands shadowing a system command so I think I will continue on rather than solving this non-problem, thanks.
agreed, tbh, I built this and didn't work on it for about 10 months because I thought it was a waste of time as I thought YT could fix this in an afternoon. But they never did.

Those creators that are paying for the service pushed me (many time) to try to promote and grow the service. They love it. 5 large YTs, zero churn.

Not many users but they love it and will never cancel, unless YT fixes this.
clever idea, but does it need such a long post to describe?
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I am too!

Had a really large 3 day psychosis (including blabbering on Facebook for all to see), and ended up being locked into "involuntary mental health" ward in hospital for 2 weeks, 6 months of recovery with a nurse and 6 years of putting my life back together. Started smoking when I was 18 and had the breakdown just after 21st birthday.

I feel like weed did help me get me out of my shell at the start, but looking back now, I was in a bad place and what I needed was a bigger perspective on life. Being high and browsing the internet / playing games with friends helped that perspective, but it could've came gently.

Now I've got a degree, a good job, a wife and kid :) - not many people I knew from the era still talk to me though, me going nuts was the last impression they got.
I use start.me and very with that
Make sure you have basics right: good sound, lightning and upgraded camera (or phone connected as a webcam).

Regarding activities, there are bunch of online games like skribbl, geoguessr, song guesser and others.