skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I definitely remember seeing a design similar to this one not many weeks ago on LPL. I am looking for it now. The video on the landing page shows these little discs which can provide a false set, and a secondary mechanism that opens only when all the pins have a correct set. I am not an expert just watch a lot of LPL so don't take my word for it when I say this is the same design, this may be a completely novel design, but I'm looking for the video, it can't have been long ago...

Edit: ok, it wasn't on LPL, or a similar design at all, it was this lock and it was on Lock Noob, I found this was in my viewing history and it was just recently published, it must be the video I remember:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNHFyc1oMwU (I see this was also linked down thread)

It looks like a very good design! I'd like to see it in front of Lock Picking Lawyer too
We need funding of OS projects like how science is funded. Letting a company do it is not a good idea.

Not saying that science funding is perfect.
Isn't the point that in OOP you need to think about the design of your objects but in Julia this isn't necessary?

Your critique seems to prove the author's claim.
Still banned in Germany: ads for lawyers, ads for doctors, ads for cigarettes, ads for gambling, and ads for drugs that need a prescription.

When traveling to the US, it always strikes me how different public ads are. The US has more public ads and also much more aggressive ads. An ad for an injury lawyer would be unthinkable in Europa.
Battery life is garbage for a start.
It seems to me that an easier way to avoid this problem is to not have monorepos in the first place. Uber's architecture is, AFAIK, heavily based on microservices, so I wonder what's the advantage they get in using a monorepo.
Unique in the sense of ignoring sheep, kangaroos, and other herbivores . . .

Speaking of which:
Hop Over to Kangaroo Meat: The More Sustainable Choice
https://biodiversityconservationblog.wordpress.com/2013/05/1...
“Attack”? With no weapons?
> I can't think of one reason that promoting abortion is a "good move"

So that people can compare their options when they do need it? So that people can see that the option does exist in the beginning?

If they can promote any other medical procedure, why not this?
Here’s the official information provided by the Swiss authorities related to political rights of referendums, petitions, and right to vote, which is a filter for participation:

https://www.ch.ch/en/political-system/political-rights/
An embryo is not a human
The reason everyone's so cynical about this is because Copilot is literally selling this code and it reeks of public relations rather than charity.
https://www.percona.com/doc/kubernetes-operator-for-postgres...

Percona also has a PG operator.
If I may self-promote, my mobile Safari extension StopTheMadness can stop the NSFW and "get the app" popups on Reddit. It can also automatically redirect to old.reddit.com.

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The real tragedy is the shear volume of effort that made reddit the valuable resource it once was... Anyone starting a better version of that would need to wait ages before it gets populated with data, and they'd be extremely lucky if the same quality of minds contributed serious posts to it without totally and quickly devolving it into a bed of memes and clickbait now that everyone has been trained that these types of efforts really don't serve nor reward them.

Truly a missed field goal... Someone responsible should be spoken to rather harshly about this dereliction of duty, and the db should be at least reverted back to it's 2010 state. heh. :/
Nice vid! You can print one of these for just 30 GBP? You know high end locks go for a lot more than that right? You could be printing money!
An embryo is not a human (and I say so as a father and former embryo myself) so it is not murder!
A Gaming Night at the Museum
Thats whats called „dependency management” and it should be built into your CI/CD, in majority of cases (non-breaking changes) after one repo PR merge you create a feature branch in the second one with new dependency already in place and all you have to do is apply feature changes you are working on.

But yes - GitFlow or Environment Branch HELL is so common in the industry - its hard to talk about better approaches.
That's not a result of `int` not being subtyped. It's a result of forcing reference semantics on everything (which is something most languages unfortunately do).

C++ doesn't need this kind of restriction because it makes the difference between references and values explicit, so it's actually possible to explicitly ask for a vector of values, rather than only being able to ask for a vector of references and artificially restricting the language so that it can be optimised to a vector of values.

(Yeah I know you can't derive from int in C++ but that's for other reasons.)
OP here. No matter how hard I try, I just can't get it until I make frequent visits from 'different sides' to a location. I didn't even know about Topographical Disorientation, but it really hits home. Anecdotally speaking, I always apologize to people around me saying that, "I think I don't have the location module in my brain".
The needles they leave lying around are noticed and harmful.
One possible explanation… Patents go to the first to file. The prior art search focuses on prior patents. Patent examiners can’t consider something prior art until they know about it. It is possible to invalidate a patent after the fact in situations like this, but that’s expensive (as the article describes).

Info on first to file:

> The first inventor to file (FITF) provision of the America Invents Act transitions the U.S. to a first-inventor-to-file system from a first-to-invent system and became effective on March 16, 2013. The provision introduced changes to 35 U.S.C. § 102 that impact patent prosecution directly.
https://www.uspto.gov/patents/first-inventor-file-fitf-resou...

I didn’t click through to look at the actual patent, but it’s also possible the patent was narrowly written to focus on an industry specific application.
In another HN article today, there's a Harper's Magazine article about the gullibility of people and online scams. Having written and acquired a global patent, to significant personal and financial expense, and as a result have been exposed to the industry of scans surrounding patents and patent law, I now feel the entire patents enterprise is a giant multi-industry scam, institutionalized by major corporations in concert with their governments because that scam works for them very, very well. It is institutionalized now, and no longer called a scam officially, because it is an official conduit for stealing valuable working ideas from the non-1%.
The law was so strict that a clinic couldn't even mention in a single sentence somewhere on their website that they also provide abortions.

This isn't about TV advertisement campaigns telling you to get your weekly abortion.
Feature phone user here. I had a smartphone for about a year in 2009. I gave it away after seeing four people in a row waiting for the train consumed by their pinging devices.

I can't recommend the feature phone experience warmly enough. About the only thing I really miss is a decent camera in my phone. Lugging a camera along is a bit of a nuisance.

All of this doesn't completely free me from the attention economy though.

Firstly, I distract myself. I still read the news more than is good for me. From time to time, I'll even play silly computer games excessively. FOSS games, but still quite distracting.

Secondly, as the article describes, there's the profound cultural shift I have to cope with. Many people, even friends, don't even think about asking me for permission to let Siri, Alexa or Google overhear our conversations. Just because they want to be plugged in.

When we are discussing what year Greg Lemond beat Laurent Fignon in the Tour de France, is the goal knowing some useless trivia? No, it's the conversation. The social process is the goal.
My wife is much better at initially talking and connecting with people. Last evening, she got the cook at our table (one of those places where they show off with spins, tosses, and such). He loves old westerns and samurai movies and will now be watching Paint Your Wagon upon our suggestion to see Clint Eastwood sing. Learned he is a stamp collector and rent is steep and that his son is in the navy. It was much better than just watching him twirling spatulas
> but not before doing it wrong or ignoring the problem for a few decades

Or talking in circles to find the perfect solution, and it taking very long to realize that no perfect solution exists.

A healthy dose of pragmatism would make this lovely country... "perfect" :)
Verify Apple devices with no installed software
I'm launching on just selected countries because I'm going to test cost/revenue ratio. As soon as it seems to be sustainable I'm going to open to LATAM.
I think companies or individuals contributing money to projects they rely on is great, and I personally do it and incentivize OSS development in my own consulting practice (through lower fees and philanthropy).

Now, should it be the main source of income for an OSS project, especially when it’s “critical infrastructure” (let’s just pretend that term is well defined and means whatever it means to each of us)? Probably not, and there should probably be a better way.

Whether science funding in particular is a good model I would debate, since it can be such a beauty pageant at times.
German doctors weren’t allowed to list terminations as one of their services, nor even write posts on their websites giving factual information about abortion, which you’d know if you’d read the article.
Correction: AWS does support TLS1.3
And keeping a purpose. Going for 'broadest possible audience' is always a spiral to trash.

HN still keeps to its 'niche' well enough, much as forums have their usual genres that allow for clear moderation and purpose/values.
I don't, because it's immediately scrubbed. But I've seen it happen ine real time.
No no no! Don't trust the "advertisement" translation of the NYT, this is german law legalese!

"Werbung" does mean (a promoting) advertisement, but "Werbung" in the sense of the law can also mean any mention of something at all if you perform the same something, e.g. you are a doc and peform abortions => if you mention abortions (the word alone is already enough!), it's technically "Werbung" in the sense of the law.
Thanks! I guess what you are describing looks - from my very limited experience with scala - as a path-dependent type. If I'm right.

I'm actually talking about C# because I'm working in it and I'd like to make some compile-time guarantees if possible. Or at least know how to assure a method that they are getting a list with at least 2 values in it, for example. It may not be worth the effort but it would be nice to know how.

I've got books on DT, idris, and another DT lang, trouble is there's no call for any of this stuff in industry so they get repeatedly pushed to the bottom of the priority stack. Sickening, innit.
This article has much more detail about the find, including a map and several more pictures:

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/frozen-whole-baby-wooll...

This article also says " the geologists who recovered her saw a piece of the animal's intestine with grass on it."
Everything has a place. Use personal chat systems and have lunch with people outside of work. I have been asked to participate in things I disagreed with when I joined a new company for example and I couldn't refuse because that might mess up my reputation before I could prove myself. I have also worked jobs where coworkers argued and talked about religion and racial things and I was not senior and I was new and I had no desire to participate in their discussion yet I had no choice but to sit in the same room with them and listen to deeply offending and hurtful things. I do not get paid to hear your opinions about trump or minorities or whatever.

Even after working at a place for years, it is very disheartening when people discuss bs that affects me personally yet if I even say anything it would be things that will offend them deeply.

Off work I could speak my mind and refuse to paricipate in offwork activities but during work that declined chat request might offend you or you might see it as not supporting you or your cause.

If I decline a request to chat about abortion for example, will you see it as a sign of my not supporting you? In that case it might affect how well you work with me? Then what? The person that has the upperhand in the power dynamic speaks and the other people agree?
TulblrInAction has just been banned.
Hi there! In English, we would normally say "many developers." Hope that helps!!
It's just a mindset, besides some minor beliefs they're just the same sort of people you are. I don't know if you'd consider me a leftist woke person, I feel that's something a younger generation is doing, and an older generation is enabling with the cancel culture and such.

But I do feel the same way you do about the wokes about conservatives, when they're dismissive of climate change, when they're rejecting social medical care, when they're taxing the poor and benefiting the rich, when they're not understanding of the BLM protests, when they're taking away personal freedoms, when they're practicing their twisted version of Christianity when you know that if they ever met Jesus they'd be the first ones to nail them to the cross. I wish they'd snap out of their delusions and see how they're against everything they should be for.
Well, we don't know what his main job is, only that he lives in Washington DC. I would assume because of his location that he works for the US government, and that this is the reason he does not want his face on video.
>On the other hand, for GitHub, 500k is nothing

No. $0 is nothing. $500k is $500k.

But if you think both are the same, then surely you think they should have just done nothing since it's equivalent?
It seems that “actions have consequences” applies everywhere. As things grow “conservative” or “religious”, the subset of people interested being in being there changes. I was thinking in terms of tech as I have lived in tech forever. But there are a lot of necessary professions and activities that make things work. It will be an interesting experiment how subcultures adapt to these changing mixes, how teachers, vets, medical people, … grow and shrink in number. Ii looks to be stressing the “carers” - the “doers” don’t mind or don’t relate so.
An Invisible Cage: How China Is Policing the Future
Speaking from experience working on CI at a large company, I'm sure they've "just got a 2x CI machine" about 6 times. At some point you can't just burn more money and you need to optimise
Spyware vendor targets users in Italy and Kazakhstan
The most important screens are https://www.ferris.app/assets/images/screen_home.png and https://www.ferris.app/assets/images/screen_form.png

What do you think it could be a good way to show what it looks like without friends invited? I recognize that simply being the first to install demands a incredible leap of faith.
> We are training a large group of users to automatically click "agree" on a random box that appears on the bottom of the page (sites violating GDPR). Absurd.

FTFY.
> Legalizing abortion doesn't mean forced abortions.

Legalizing slavery doesn't mean you're forced to own slaves.

Some folks believe certain actions are intrinsically immoral and no one should be allowed to do them.
In the UK, injury lawyers seem to be allowed (but only those lawyers, I don't recall seeing a general lawyer advert, though I don't think they're explicitly banned). But maybe I just don't watch enough TV.

In fact, they make up a significant percentage of adverts!
It is not a radical idea. That type of massive wealth transfer is only possible on the federal level, where it simply has no political chance.

All the non federal governments can do is like removing bus stops (or letting drug addicted communities flourish when the pendulum swings the other way).
Every time! I don't talk to dishonest people. https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...
BMI really is a poor indicator if your body shape is far from average size, and no amount of showing off your ignorance in the topic here is going to change that.

I am 188cm, and I am firmly in overweight part of the scale according to general BMI graphs you can find anywhere. But we talk about a person who has cca 8% body fat according to various measurements taken (which is normal amount for sporty folks, and I am relatively extremely active).

The thing is, I have very wide chest and shoulders far apart, also I think my overall torso length is above average but never checked that. That chest part is really bone/ribcage structure, not tons of muscles on top of that.

I am not complaining, putting on a bit of muscles and straightening my stance had make me look like second Arnold when wearing t-shirt, at least for chest part.

In the same vein, my legs are relatively thin (both calves and thighs), so my projected contour is far from some average male guy. BMI categories never worked on me.
https://archive.ph/xSbSG
"A healthy dose of pragmatism would make this lovely country... "perfect" :) "

Ah well, I think there are quite some other traits missing and there is too much stiffness. I am curious if the upcoming legalisation of weed will help, or not.
Cow farms should be limited regardless of climate. To make food to feed it to food (i.e., animals) because of some dated tradition is not longer appropriate. It's not sustainable.

This isn't a pro-animal talking point. It's a pro-humam and pro-ecology fact.
Next thing you'll tell me to vote in November. Thanks but I like my plan better
>The corpse remains at the same Barcelona morgue where the autopsy was conducted, said a spokesperson for the regional government's justice department, adding that it was uncommon for identified bodies reclaimed by their families to be stored for such a long time.

This is disrespectful.

John followed me on Twitter, but we didn't DM and never hung out IRL.

Normally I'm not woo woo and disliked the guy on a personal level based on how he spends his free time, but things like this lend credence to claims he was murdered, and even if he died of depression they need to allow his family to have a funeral and grieve his death as would be their normal custom.
It's whimsical and reminds us what computer input used to be.
> This is such bulshit!

I know, a different opinion on a left wing dominant forum. It’s pretty wild.

> First and foremost willing unprotected sex is not the only reason for getting pregnant! Contraceptive are not 100% effective and there is rape.

I address this in another comment below.

> Third sometimes there are medical reasons for abortions (Malta recently almost killed a mother that had a miscarriage… the child was 100% going to die but as long as the fetus’ heart was beating they could not remove it and therefore the mover risked sepsis)

You’re citing very rare events to support the main issue which is the majority of abortions are out of convenience, which is where the main issue is.

For these rare events there can be middle ground found here.

> Second the body inside her might not belong to her (although… debatable) but her body is still hers and therefore she is entitled to remove anything inside of her.
> A twisted example based on your comment: should be allowed to remove tumours? They have a slightly different DNA from the host therefore they are not “property” of the sick and therefore should be left there!

This is arguing the same point in my opinion. The tumor does not grow into a human. The tumor is not able to survive outside of the womb in a NICU as a human.
Are there wired electronic keys? No wireless vulnerabilities, and no picking, either. There'd be something like opto-isolated data and a separate circuit powering the key to protect the lock electronics.

Edit: This concept is called a 'passive electronic lock'
or partner/kids sitting on top of you
I use this on deja vu so I don’t have to spend a while trying to figure out if/when I saw something before.
(2020) with covid imminent.
Thanks for the clarification. Anyway I still wonder if this law is not a pandora box.
Which reveals another interesting and concerning trope: the villain gets ahead by using their intelligence, and the hero solves the problem with brute force, possibly magically augmented. Very seldom is it the other way around.
I think they were referring to the audio API itself when mentioning wanting dynamic parameters to implement when writing plugins. I may be wrong though!

Also, I just want to say in general, devs in music tech need a lot more love :( Fighting a dev over a design decision in a plugin is really commonplace online for some reason and its unfortunate being that most complaints can be easily solved with a solid foundation in sound and digital audio.
any language with generic programming has the same issues.

This is in no way specific to Julia.
On a related note, I've been a big fan of Socratic questioning[0] and have often used it to guide picking between 2 different things, such as technologies. It's also a really nice way to understand something in a consistent way, even if you're not comparing it to something else.

I once wrote a blog post on how to use Socratic questioning to learn more about Docker at https://nickjanetakis.com/blog/would-socrates-use-docker-tod....

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socratic_questioning
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