skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have no idea what the tribes knew or did not know. Do you? I am amazed at some people's abilities to read other's minds.

As to the tribal leaders signing the documents. I can understand how the monetary promises given to them by the Canadian government would make them overlook the potential for atrocities yes; such things are well attested to in the history of humanity. But again, I have no idea. You asked me to speculate, so I did.

I don't understand why there is so much outrage today when one expresses that they do not know an unknowable fact.
Wow I had no idea! Saw them live around 2007-2009 and was one of the best concerts I've been to, really solid lineup and performances.
Don't you always want a reproducible random sequence for such simulations? I.e you use getrandom for the initial seed only, record it, and do the rest of your RNG state in userspace code?
In those two countries, you can pay your taxes with Bitcoin apparently. That passes the bar for mainstream for me.

What other currencies that people can currently use to pay their national taxes do you also consider to be outside of the mainstream?
> The in app browsers have an “open in Safari” button, they were clicking that - so they could use their prefers payment method - and loosing their session and shopping cart. It was catastrophic!

This is one of the few instances in which Android went to some lengths to provide a good UX. An IAB can transition into the real thing without even re-rendering or blinking - and it has all the user data of the main browser.
Physical nerve damage can be hard but brain damage can fuck perception of limbs entirely, not just fine control. That said music is not just about gesture and technique, higher abstraction about rhythm and harmonic patterns are not related to biomechanics. That may help relearning.
Posting because as a former piano kid who never really got music theory, the practice exercises and the embedded YouTube examples really helped me grok some stuff that was black magic to me previously.
Most scooters are decently heavy, maybe 40-50 lbs. Carrying one some distance to a river while it beeps at you probably takes enough effort to deter casual hooligans.
confirmed. plays as soon as you launch winamp for the first time.

runs well in wine too. I'd say it's like 1998 here, listening to the new pornographers on winamp if not for the flac and wine and linux
I've had multiple conversations about the enjoyment of cultivating your algorithm on tiktok.
Except it’s wrong and you fell for it.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/opinion/opinion-residential-schools-...
I was in Amsterdam walking down the street one night and saw a bike just fall into a canal. No one was around except my wife and I. So at least one ended up in the water because someone poorly positioned it against the railing.
A better way to think of it, is:

Here comes F-Droid to further enhance iOS with privacy respecting applications
What atrocities, exactly? You’re begging the question. One of the main atrocities we are talking about is forcing the children to adopt European culture.

If you’re simply saying that some bad things happened at these boarding schools… we’ll, yeah. That’s a known reality in all boarding schools. Doesn’t make it ok. But many many people knew about those sorts of things and cared and also didn’t think the solution was to ban boarding schools. (Others, of course, as in all ages, didn’t care.)
Microsoft's secret is, and always has been, incompetent competition. If you invent a time machine, don't kill Bill when you go back. Build something that's genuinely better for both users and developers.
Its more that why does the panhandle exist at all, it should all be BC.
Are you better now ? these events taught me patience.. way more than I wanted to but still.
It’s not a flamewar: I can easily provide sources that support all my claims, and I’m following your advice about “two comments at most, three is too much”. It also doesn’t have much to do with religion as such, as even Catholic Church is officially against the “intelligent design” idea.

Now, what the above is, it is pointing out an organized disinformation campaign, which uses religious beliefs for its purposes. I’m pretty sure that fighting propaganda used to be part of the hacker ethos. And we’re not going to solve this problem by pretending this particular propaganda somehow deserves anyone’s respect or that it is any different from others. Would you be opposed to comments against antivax theories? If not - can you explain where do you see the difference?

Also, I can’t help but notice that while comments that are openly racist are widely tolerated here, pointing it out is an “ideological battle” - as evidenced by your own examples above. Don’t you find it a bit… curious? I’m pretty sure I’m not the only person frustrated with it.
The only reason these scum get away with their continuous, ongoing villainy is because they have absolutely nothing to fear from the system of psychopathy, which supports and encourages them to victimize their next victim; nor from their victims, who are usually too weak and cowardly to protect themselves in any meaningful way; nor from the crowds of equally cowardly and narcissistic well-to-do onlookers who read articles like this, at best say "oh, how terrible", then go about their business.

So this problem, and many other problems like it ultimately emanating from the same origin--psychopaths and narcissists and the governments they create to enforce their evil on the rest of us while gaslighting us to believe it's for our own good--only gets solved permanently when these code Nazis start getting flaxed alive and slowly tortured to death, on video, with many copies of said video then being distributed widely "to whom it may concern", with the Nazi's head on a pike then being well placed on some politician's front lawn, along with a great big sign saying "YOU'RE NEXT, ASSHOLE." That's how you change things in a hurry.
More info and history etc here : [PDF] http://www.kitsault.com/flip_book/kitsault_book.pdf
I would add the distinction that the "classic" stuff can be cool, but with a caveat that they aren't enjoying it at the same time as the old-timers in the same venue. Retro 80's party with a bunch of twenty-somethings? Cool. Retro 80's party with a bunch of 50 year olds? Well, the young-in's wouldn't find that fun.
Even the Canadian claim left the coast to being part of Alaska, which is why I was surprised at.
Recently, Intel has been hiring top SWE's from Apple, Netflix and more. I wonder how they feel joining a sinking ship for $$$.
Because it’s absolutely exhilarating to throw stuff into the water (or off cliffs, or into holes, etc).

When I was in high school I worked at a supermarket, and one of the duties all the male high schoolers had was to round up the shopping carts twice per shift.

The supermarket was built on landfill, and parking lot was a slope with a cliff at the end. Any shopping carts with wonky wheels were "accidentally" set free to roll downhill, slowly getting faster, until the front wheels hit the curb with such speed that the entire cart flipped over and tumbled down into the ravine.

The ravine has since been filled in and turned into a movie theater. I wonder if there are hundreds of dead shopping carts entombed underneath.
Every non-Safari browesr on iOS is a non-Safari browser :) You probably meant no non-WebKit browsers on iOS.
Tesla Makes More Money Than GM and Ford
This is buggy. Got to a state where there was only one place to put it, and the console kept printing "Invalid placement", and there was nothing to do. Console also complained about bad object access, where you're trying to use a int timestamp as a key, where it expects a string. Also the console is littered with debug statements. A bit too early to post on HN imo.
There are odd videos of him in his early public reappearance after his illness:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NotxdCS9xm0

(odd in the sense of semi private recordings)
I love this so freaking much!!!! Definitely going to be playing with this over the weekend!
Those who know are fewer, they get outnumbered by the low quality content.
on the note of babel, I don't usually do front end stuff but the other day I wanted to transpile one single javascript file to support older browsers, one time and then never again. I tried for like an hour and I could not figure out how to do it, without setting up like a whole environment/pipeline for it. My expectation going into it was "surely there's some sort of command that just lets you do input file -> output file", but i struggled until I just gave up and used their web demo thing to do it (which tbh I should have just done to begin with, but I had not anticipated it would be so difficult).

I mean I'm sure it's possible somehow, but it sure isn't obvious. And I get that this is not at all the usual use case for it, but still
It’s hard to tell without knowing what disease we are talking about. If it was the spanish flu there isn’t much medicine could do then.
The podcasters are from West Virginia.
Hyperlink Maximalism
As a biologist a lot of the informations that people have complained about being censored isn't just differences of opinion, but statements that have no basis in reality, e.g. the mRNA vaccines are gene therapy. And large misunderstandings of things like TBA/VAERS adverse event reporting.
Except they use their own browser features, sync, telemetry, privacy practices, business model etc...
AFAICT this has been documented quite well. Use a SSD as cache. Easy to do with ZFS. The one I use on my NAS is one TB, it cost 200 EUR. It has the benefit of not causing data loss at power loss.
> Except "flyover" states are not just rural areas

Not just, no. But, looking at population density by states, you've got roughly:

(1) the coastal states way at the top (except Alaska, Oregon, and Maine),
(2) non-coastal Mississippi River states, Oklahoma, Colorado, and Arizona, and Vermont in the middle
(3) Everything else.

They are very different environments for things like passenger transport economics.

> There are tons of big cities in non-coastal areas of the US.

Define “big city”? There are three (out of 24 in the US) metropolitan areas with a population over 2.5 million where the principal city is located in a state without ocean, Gulf of Mexico, or Great Lakes coast; 0 out of 9 of your cutoff is 5 million.
I don't see sources for those claims, but even taking them at face value means very little. Agreements mean nothing if the service goes away, and Google can very well be on the verge of cancelling it but still operating otherwise in case they don't. Ditto for preorders and ditto Google's claim they'll expand to Mexico "later this year".

Whatever plans they had aren't going to stop until the decision to kill it is near final, meaning a rumor thay Google is likely to cancel it can be completely consistent with these other activities.

It may even depend on these other activities: if there aren't enough preorders for one of the most popular sports games in the world (Fifa) and if attempts to expand to Mexico fail or at lackluster-- those may be the final criteria google is using to decide on Stadia's future.
What are you claiming to be wrong?
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Genuinely shocked to see something like this on the front page of HN. Framing your misinformation in the form of a debunking doesn't mean it's true.
So what's the longest distance between two such connected stations?
what issues have you found with the text of the article that makes it unsuitable to be posted here? I've never heard of this publication, but found the article to be an excellent read. I only had vaguely heard about the "mass graves" situation months and months ago and was completely unaware that no bodies have actually been found. this article does a great job of presenting this information, contrasting it with the blatantly false NYT reporting on the subject, and tying the whole thing together with warnings about media-fueled moral panic mass hysteria, which is a pretty important topic to learn more about these days.

I found the article well-reasoned and level-headed, completely free of political extremism of any sort.

what is the reason for why I'm supposed to hate this publication, so I know better next time to go into reading an article from it with the Consensus-Approved Morally-Correct Set of Preconceived Biases?
> but the largest and hardest part was actually migrating the entire project from VS2008 to VS2019

Worst I've ever had to do was 2008 to 2015 but damn I don't envy those teams.
>"It means we should be asking for more than anecdotes."

Does reason not suffice for the purposes of this online discussion? What is so hard to believe about the assertion?
> has internet like the bay area

Like, expensive and bad? I had better internet in my paremts' summer hut than in Palo Alto.
If you open up the browser console, it has an array printed of all of the words that you're apparently supposed to fill in. When you place a letter or pair of letters, it's the bottom-most one that will be set where you click

Your progress gets stored when you leave the page, so if you get stuck, refresh, then open up your browser's Dev Tools, then delete the local Indexed DB for the page and refresh again
non-microsoft programs were not intended to use it when it was designed. the performance considerations are for windows itself.

That's not what I remember. Someone at Microsoft had a personal jihad against application-specific .INI files scattered all over the place, and came up with the registry as a centralized solution.

I still use .INI files myself, although Microsoft did successfully manage to get me to stop putting them in the executable directory where they belong. :-P
That's interesting! I think GPS falls in the category of "works so reliably that I don't perceive it as technology" for me. But yes, GPS an underrated piece of infrastructure, even more impressive as it's globally available (edit: as in, US tech infra made available beyond US).
A huge benefit React (and anything else that uses JSX) has over text-based templating is that you can strictly lint/typecheck JSX because ultimately it's just syntactic sugar over plain JS.
We will consider! We are working with two potential suppliers in the area... expect more news by the end of the year if those deals go through! :)
Well certainly not you, you can't even remember the age. But all too happy to repeat the ole "don't politicize it" talking point. It's a political point because it is the 100% predictable outcome of these abortion policies.
Europe's first homegrown gigafactory delivers
YES! This made my day! I've never screenshoted a HN comment before, but I had to keep this one and hold onto it. This really got me excited!

I'm currently working on the Caching (both in memory and with Redis as an option), how to generate Pokemon with random or specific values (like NPC teams need to have hard coded moves and levels, but you want random encounters to have random data) as well as the building the Overworld, with basic keyboard controls, collision detection, and beginning to have an ECS from scratch.

I'd love it if you would alpha test my next chapter? And please provide any feedback. Let me know where I'm too verbose, or if the code isn't clear or doesn't work for you!
I have no kids but I definitely found that waiting for the print was tough! Often what I do now is I get all my design work done at night. have fun getting design features sorted, or searching online libraries for printable parts, then get everything configured and start the print before bed. Watch the first layer or two to make sure it's gonna work, and then go to sleep while its printing. I wake up and the print is done!

idk if this would work for kids but it works for me! it also means that prints which are 8-10 hours don't feel long, because I start it an hour before bed time, then as I am waking up and doing my morning routine the print is on its last few bits!
Why would you download the Meta App store to begin with?
Oh thanks for pointing that out! I originally owned a 12 Pro when I built out that front page, but have since moved to a 13 Mini and I'm seeing some responsiveness bugs now, too.
All I could think of while reading this was about one of my favorite devin supertramp videos that features bikes and water.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=tuwHs2aeF9Y
Hey there, this is Alex from the Retool team. Thanks again for being a Retool customer :)

Glad that Retool has been useful for your internal operations and support teams. I work with a number of our banking & fintech customers and would love to see what apps you've built.

I also want to make sure that you have what need as you head into renewal with more users. Mind shooting me an email so I can connect you with the right people? I'm alex[at]retool.com.
WTF..... if a politician uses that to get votes he should literally go to jail.
Please let this mean Apple will embrace TWAs in the app store
> Aren't they occupying something like 20% of the country?

Temporarily occupying.

As we are currently seeing in Kherson, Ukraine continues to attempt to reclaim held territory.

And there is widespread doubt about Russia’s ability to hold them over the long term with the limited troops they have. Russia needs a full scale mobilisation to do this and unfortunately for them it’s politically toxic.
This is absolutely crazy, I was at Intel back in 2016 and I knew that the company was in deep trouble but somehow continued to just truck along with (what I assume was) tricks to juice the share price. The markets Intel are in are very sticky, it's not a matter of "stick a different chip in it", there's whole software, support, supply chain, issues that make it very difficult to move.

I really wonder if Intel is still a coherent company any more. Every time they hit up the US gov for more money I think that they've lost their minds. I could easily see them forced to split out the foundry business from the fabless IP for CPUs and then having to compete. Difficult to see how either of those businesses survive as-is though - neither is market leading, and a nascent GPU offering isn't going to help.

Everything I've heard is Gelsinger is the person they need, but I think it's likely way too late, he'll be forced into financial engineering or quitting soon.
An EU deadline is needed for polluting buses
Perhaps. If that's really the case, American companies should be lobbying their government to ditch the CLOUD Act.

In this case, 3 things can happen:

- Company goes bust due to lack of customers;
- Company moves out of the USA;
- Government changes the law.

This is just speculation though. Right now the situation is as it is.
I do not like to be 'one of those people' that laments the MSM, but this story in particular is a glowing example of the lies (and I mean 'lies', because the distortion is purposeful) to support narratives.

There was an extensive piece by the National Post documents some of the examples, it's bad. [1]

Ironically, even many of the aboriginal leaders themselves were purposefully misrepresented. In some cases, these were just regular graves that lost their headstones and relevant documentation, there was not discovery etc..

Consider this: when the population at large derives a completely false intuition for a set of events - the media is lying.

Some media 'misrepresents' the 2020 election by just repeating Trump's lies without questioning them, and though this might be hard for some to swallow, much of the real data behind police aggression etc. is hidden and misrepresented in light of emotional charges and BLM protests.

It's a really sad state of affairs but the MSM ('all sides') narratives are so strong, that almost every issue is quite strongly misrepresented due to 'sidedness' and/or attempt to create false impressions.

Double paradox is that most of the MSM is actually 'fairl factual' and if you go off the beaten path into YouTube and alt sources, there are some good voices, but most of it is 10x worse. Most 'independent thinkers' are not getting at the truth, just being led even further astray. It's sad.

It's really hard to consume information these days.

Edit: for a good exercise, pay attention to news about Ukraine right now. While I absolutely support their effort basically in every way and am repulsed by Putin's 'useful idiots' all over the web - we are engaging in a bit of misrepresentation ourselves (pro-Ukrainian propaganda), which is what happens during wartime. Ukraine is a bit of a mess of a country, a lot of corruption - but that will be suppressed at least for now, where we 'need' the public to be engaged in a way that's a bit more easy to swallow. This soft-propaganda is of a different nature than the ideological narratives in much of the press. 2 years after Ukraine/Russian war is over (hopefully soon, and Russia is kicked out of Ukraine) you'll see a lot more press about the conflicts of interest etc. within the Ukrainian government etc..

[1] https://nationalpost.com/opinion/the-year-of-the-graves-how-...
But recession means different things to different people. We have had 2 quarters of contraction but unemployment is low thus to a lot of people say we aren't in a recession but teetering close to it. Im of the mind that matters is conditions on the ground for regular people. Consumer spending remains high and unemployment remains low. Now that could change really quickly and if it does then I would be comfortable saying we are truly in a recession.
Let’s start a hacker news town!
Here's the capabilities list of what you can do with a free account: https://help.apple.com/developer-account/#/dev21218dfd6

No push notifications (this is unsurprising, Apple runs the push notification servers, and those cost money). I don't see anything about linking against third party libraries.

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More to the point, you keep using this term "rent seeking" to describe Apple selling optional services. Nobody is forcing an iPhone owner to pay Apple for services. Rent seeking implies once you have the thing, you have to pay rent on it. That's just not true for iPhones.
I seem to remember that back in the 80's, IBM sunk a metric assload of hard drives off the coast of Boca Raton to make a reef.

This was something that happened more than five days ago, so nothing came up when I did a Google search.
What? I had very little growing up. When I left home I had one suitcase, a small box, and nothing else. My abusers never gave me anything. I didn’t go straight to university but was instead a transfer student from community college.

Sorry to burst your bubble but I was most certainly a victim of circumstance. I can assure you that as a child I did not put myself in that situation.
It's a kitchen sink demo, so we can pick the components we want and just use them without spending hours wiring things together or dealing with conflicts. It's why VB was so successful and Qt as well.

I never had to worry about stuff like this in desktop. Or reinvent how a combo box should work for every single project. Some people just want the same for the web.