skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That would also have to be inflation adjusted and would be pretty meaningless to as a value to people in Dublin. And then it would more or less only be understood without further calculation by UK inhabitants.

The Pound of today is pretty much a different currency to the 19th century
social discretion has nothing to do with the legal system

that being reiterated, thats a total nightmare for the guy in that couple to reinforce his girlfriend to see Dan, another man, and then needing to rescue her from peril, whether that’s just reckless driving that made her uncomfortable and putting her in danger or if thats includes a someone (Dan’s) hand on her neck and that crossing her boundaries and that relationship’s boundaries (I would say consensual or nonconsensual, but these are things I don't know with this dynamic, read below). Thats nightmarish when I think about people I love.

I find it interesting that they both made a trip to Seattle from San Diego and the boyfriend was therefore available to rescue her by car, I am wondering if that context was made clear during this date with Dan. This doesnt excuse any nonconsensual thing, there are some aspects I find completely foreign.
You may form opinions which are yours to keep. When you enable a hivemind with half the power of the legal system, you ought to bear half the responsibility of the legal system.
> Suppose you believe, as I do, that we have to slash our carbon emissions drastically and urgently to ameliorate the worst effects of the climate catastrophe that is beginning to engulf us. And that you believe, as I do, that travel is a good thing for individuals and societies, and that in principle every human should enjoy the opportunity to visit every neighborhood around our fair planet. Can these beliefs be reconciled?

Yes, without any change actually, given that passenger air traffic is only 2% of the emissions in the world.

It's again the big industries that actually are responsible for the vast majority of pollution displacing the blame on the individuals to get a "get out of jail free" card for themselves.
Hmm from the article, his issues are unrelated to his salary policy but something else.
I like to write impartial and authoritative reviews for things that aren't just a random hobby of mine. Especially on anonymous forums. This could be good, or it could make advertisers start spamming forums with more fake accounts.
Yes but Dan Price owns a company credit card processing company, not somewhere where minimum-wage workers are legion.
Does anyone know why the image processing code needs to remain proprietary? Is it violating patents or something?
I think the insinuation is that the electronic documentation distributed with GNU- and Linux-related software was (and remains) subpar because of some early incentive to sell printed manuals, which would be more comprehensive and easier to use; whereas OpenBSD was never financially motivated to cripple their electronic documentation.
if somethings get flagged really quickly, like someone with an agenda wants to get rid of it, that can be difficult.
Good catch!

I'm more inclined to use a Bayesian approach here because we can't be certain about the probability of either population becoming infected. The 80% Credible Intervals for the two Beta distributions overlap: [1] and [2]. So indeed, the chance that either a monk or a normal villager would get infected by a parasite could be about the same.

I'm not sure if using Credible Intervals in this way is kosher, so someone feel free to critique. Ideally, if p is the unknown probability of a villager getting infected, and q is the unknown probability of a monk getting infected, then we need the posterior distribution of p-q. We have all the data needed to estimate this; you may use either simulations or characteristic functions to do it.

[1] - https://www.wolframalpha.com/input?i=Beta%2812%2C9%29+distri...

[2] - https://www.wolframalpha.com/input?i=Beta%289%2C18%29+distri...
Open sourcing Feathr – LinkedIn’s feature store for productive machine learning
The fact that the fact that this is news is news, is news.
It's been a while since I looked into this, but I believe the British blockade of Germany in WWI constitute a war crime because it covered non-military assets such as food. It caused wide spread hunger and the blockade was maintained even when the war was over and they were negotiating at Versailles. Worth keeping in mind when you wonder why Germany was so aggressive about US shipping to the UK.
What Our Fantasies About the European Middle Ages Say About Us
I've yearned for a small ARM device with a keyboard, since the Psions of old. He is right that there is something about having one of these devices in your pocket that is empowering. I was recently on holiday with poor reception in the countryside, when the kids were asleep I ended up playing around with a phone calculator (plus42) and a programming manual, and had a bit of fun with it.

On another note, I use UbuntuMATE for all my (big) devices. It's a great rock-solid distro.
Imagine a cold-blooded reptile with sun allergy.
...perhaps an /ass may be needed?
libcamera also supports the rpi and moves all of that control loop stuff into linux userland, so you would think there are no secrets left

but the actual register writes to drive the ISP are still in the blob, and libcamera is just telling the blob how to tweak every knob in the hardware

it makes no sense why they have opened it up so much, yet still insist on keeping that last bit a secret
For half of those it's called a firewall and for the other half you should specify timeouts / max redirects.
What about if we just form a class of programmers that exclusively work with Linux and buy Linux compatible laptops? That would be my preference.
I don't have a microPC, but I've had a couple devices with soul. They've never been a regular phone or a laptop, but my old Psion 3a and Nokin N900 had it.
I thought it was great. I found that TDD forced me think through the functionality i was about to add before writing the code. Base cases, corner cases, what the API should look like, etc. Then good at making sure i actually did it properly. Reasonably useful for making sure nobody broke it later, but not cast-iron.

TDD sometimes doesn't feel as fast as just smashing out code, but i honestly think it produces good-quality code at a faster and more consistent rate.

It was almost all in Java, with a bit of JavaScript. Some people at one company did Ruby, and did TDD in that, but i never did.
Equivalent to 2500 butts.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcohol_measurements
...and a hogwart is a subdivision of the hogshead (1728 hogwarts = 1 hogshead).
Have you looked at the Lenovo Duet Chrome OS tablet? I have one and it's great. Runs Linux and Android programs quite well, very portable (516 grams/1.14 pounds) an 11 inch screen, and battery life is great since it has an ARM processor. Comes with an attachable keyboard and kickstand in the box too.

https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/p/laptops/lenovo/lenovo-edu-chr...
https://devrant.com/rants/4578894/holy-shit-google-nobody-li...
And I'm afraid it's only a matter of time before Reddit stops caring and allows more and more bots, content farms, or paid posts on their platform.
>emissions tend to do more damage at high altitude than they do at ground level

I've always been a bit dismissive of aviation as a carbon emissions contributor because globally it only accounts for around 2%. Thanks for pointing this out, I was unaware of this fact. Is the relationship between altitude and warming effect known? Are we talking linear or something worse?
How could I forgot about Theranos - Sand Hill Road - Bazinga.
Can confirm the issue is solved for me.
Thanks Google.
Now can we fix the recipes pages please.

No one wants the back story for the "the best brownies", I want to know the ingredients, cooking temps (Celsius and Fahrenheit) and time.
Corporate Memphis is so awful.
Interesting take, but still boils down to the same: satisfaction = happiness - unhappiness.

What's more interesting to me is how it seems that "satisfaction" is equal to the first derivative of life quality - if your life quality sucks, and gets a little better, you feel satisfied; if your life quality rocks, and gets a little worse, you feel dissatisfied.
Some might see it as a true indictment of modern journalism, more concerned with generating clicks than reporting news. Also the bar for defamation is extremely high, spreading lies is not enough to qualify.
Money laundering is not evil. Anti money-laundering laws are evil.

There shouldn’t even be a need to launder money, no matter how one came in possession of it. Otherwise the burden of proof is inversed, where I have to prove to basically the preponderence of evidence standard to virtually all financial institutions that my money is not proceeds of some illegal activity.

Anti-money laundering laws just add more crimes on top of the illegal activity in the first place, presumably because of lazy job by the politicians caused by lazy investigators, because evidently it’s easier to prove the money laundering fact, than the underlying criminal activity. Which is the same reason why we have civil asset fortfeiture, which, quite literally, is nothing more than legalized theft.

> Then we have straight-out tax evasion.

Kudos to whoever manages to get away with straight up tax evasion. Taxation is inherently violent.

> And what about our own democracy? Absolute financial privacy can allow wealthy interests to brazenly buy politicians, with guarantees of untraceability.

In that case, the politicians have too much power.
Sounds like lots of women wanted him and he wanted lots of them.
But they didn't want to share. Mean.
It seems some commenters are rather defensive.
You email the mods: there’s a contact link in the footer.
I was sure they announced Big Plans years ago to combat content farms, to the point of e.g. browser add-ons so you could report these things. Either they just didn't work and the content farms outsmarted them, or they stopped caring. But it does feel to me like Google was a lot stricter 5-10 years ago than they are now.

In the interim they tried to push AMP, but had to admit finally that it's more to keep people inside their ecosystem than make the web faster/better.
It doesn't implement the algorithm but not for the reasons you described. The fundamental issue that this algorithm solves is whether to keep waiting for something better to pop up or accept what you have now. The fundamental constraint is maximum number of trials you are willing to do. So, if you are looking for rental apartment, you might say that you may keep looking for each day for N days. On day 12 when you find the best apartment you have seen so far, the question is if you should commit to it or keep waiting for better in coming days. One of the conclusion of Secretory Problem is that you should not commit to anything until sqrt(N) and then you should pick the one that is the best you have seen so far. This maximizes the goodness of the apartment you might select. If you want to select the best possible apartment then reject first 37% (also called 1/e rule) then select the best you seen so far. This maximizes the probability that you will select the best of the best out of N but this probability is only 37%. The problem with this approach is that there is much higher chance that it wouldn't beat the quality from square root approach.
We don't need an update. We need a rollback.
It got so bad that I'm actually taking my own notes on topics again and trying to build up a personal knowledge database. Maybe it's not such a bad thing...
Are you using a very large or computationally intensive brush, by chance? Krita has a fairly tweakable brush engine which is also easy to abuse.
We need to roll back a lot more than just Google.
Google doesn’t write recipes, dedicated and passionate cooks write blogs with recipes in them.

I guarantee you that none of them are aiming to provide just a grocery list or instructions, they definitely enjoy writing their story as well. They’re building their own cookbook essentially, not a bunch of lists.
How is it "justice" that the prison owners who paid the judges get off with no sentence at all?
”Put the papaya down, Orlando!”
This sounds super interesting.

I've been thinking of ways to parser phone screenshots with payment data or use bank APIs to add data to my expense tracker, as opposed to adding everything manually, which is the best way I've found for consistency and to make sure everything is properly formatted.

I didn't know about PSD2. Do you have any links or references for me to look at?
>After Ms. Margis liked one of his Instagram posts in 2020, Mr. Price, who was 35, messaged her: “Happy Valentine’s Day beautiful!”

This already is a huge red flag in my opinion.
The legal system is already involved. Why are you so anxious to form an opinion?
The standalone info browser really isn't that bad and neither are the generated html page(s) (especially now that they applied some light CSS) and also the generated pdf look fairly good.

GNU bash also has fairly good info documentation.
Any chance of more details on "where" did You buy it for 300EUR?

Looking at Google Shopping results (location:Germany) right now and there seems to be no chance of getting it below ~450EUR, more like 500+EUR (when shipping is included).

Portability is nice, but I'm finding it hard to imagine a scenario where the small width/height would be the killer feature. For that kind of price I think there are much nicer options (ebay/used Thinkpad X for durability, or MS Surface for comparable portability). It's not quite as small, but still in the realm of "fits in my usual papers / notes folder" kind of portable. And with a reasonable CPU to boot...
Allows regular people to wash the little pocket money they might have, and try to not pay taxes on them.
I know it's hard to give new ideas a chance in today's internet, where our attention spans are constantly attacked. Despite the hostility of our systems, please try to persevere with this presentation. I believe there are some novel ideas in it which will fundamentally alter how we interact with each other.
Thanks for the answer.

Yes, React Native works well with Clojurescript. https://github.com/flexsurfer/rn-shadow-steroid offers seamless development environment. However, there I'm more concerned about React Native Web, which somehow feels heavy compared to pure web approach.

You are right, Ionic is a hybrid approach, but it feels at home both as web and mobile. It has also nice Clojurescript story https://marko.euptera.com/posts/ionic-clojure-todo-example.h...

I'm still not sure which I will choose. For my application, I don't need much of the native functionality, at least not in the first phase. Webview wrapped in an application will do. The only thing I require from mobile feature is to be in the app store.
I don’t know what “Reddit stops caring” means. Currently most moderation is done by an insular unpaid group of redditors. There is already lots of stealth promotion/ad posts, astroturfing, and trust issues. There is not inherent way to fix the inevitable breakdown, it’s a societal problem of greed and dishonesty, and you can’t easily just “ban bots”.
David Nolen gave a relevant talk[0] about the workflow they use to integrate Clojure and React Native for mobile and web development at the company vouch.io. You say "I'd like to reuse the frontend part of the web app", their methodology involves using Storybook.js to ensure their React components are truly stateless and may be re-used across environments.

As I understand it they have released some of their mobile dev REPL tooling under an open-source license (Krell).

Good luck!

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HxVMGaiZbc
> “We are a free-market economy. [Congress] should be able to participate in that”

No, you should NOT allowed to be trade on inside information that no one else has access to just because you are "important".

No, you should particularly not be allowed to trade in securities that you are writing legislation on.

All legislators should be obliged to put their investment assets into a blind trust, administered by a complete stranger that they aren't allowed to contact.

If they won't do this, fine - there are plenty of people for which this would not be any sort of problem at all.
Does that actually work? Just because well-off people shop in Waitrose, does that also mean that houses around Waitrose don't include old council estates?
I agree with you. I did not mean that the former comment is acceptable. Both comments are not unacceptable. I chose the lower comment to reply to. That might have given that impression. But I find speculation for either sides to be problems. Nobody should have to tip toe around. A good response to the speculation in upper comment could have been to point out that it is speculation and unfounded, not make more speculations!
Tell that to Tim Hunt
I understand “us” as users in this discussion, not as site owners. Your idea is cool, but we have no control over who wants what, so we’ll have yet another consent annoyance as a result.
Translation: "I'm not going to bother to spend one second actually reading the material we are discussing. This helps me blame the victim."
The last couple of years have seen renewed interest in the search space and a lot of new comers in the market targeting the content search vacuum left behind by Google. Looks like they are finally waking up to the threat and ramping up their public relations. Too late Google, too late. Your veiled, corporate attempt at building a narrative around your product is not going to work. I have burnt many a neuron over the years using your product over and acquired an unrelenting PTSD from you. Thankfully I have found a cure and can breakup with you finally. You have a good one.
Shouldn't this url just point to the original publication here:

https://ourworldindata.org/peak-agriculture-land

This seems like blogspam taking advantage of their Creative Commons licencing.
If the user ensures the program runs in a separate Qube, but if they think it's a document presumably they won't do that. You can run every app in a totally isolated sandbox but only by breaking every kind of OS integration and inter-app interaction, which will often be a bigger problem than security.
What is the value of forming an opinion about someone we will probably never interact with and has no influence on our lives? I can understand if you work for his company or know him in person. But for the rest of the internet, I don't see the purpose except to fuel outrage.
Instrumental focus on detecting defect in already assembled/finished products we focus on detecting anomalies in the production process itself i.e we are positioned earlier in the value chain and use video and not images like Instrumental to detect anomalies
I've read that intestinal worms were nearly universal in post-WW2 Japan due to use of human feces in vegetable farming. I would guess that to be the most obvious explanation anywhere.
This unfortunately happens with gasoline as well (from trucks or pipelines), sometimes with fatal consequences.
Pre-decimal pounds, shillings and pence (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/£sd), with a few guineas (21 shillings, while a pound was 20 shillings) thrown in for fun.

That would make sure nobody alive would understand it.
Are the default brushes computationally expensive? I've never got far enough with Krita to play with custom brushes.
Or, more likely, they are just SEO optimising by providing a lot of prose (which Google has historically prioritised in search rankings) - the same way as all those AI-generated article summaries on the astroturfing sites
>Better ranking of original, quality content

Hah. Just another day, someone sent me this link[1] which took images and text from my page[2] for the Google query "linux check disk space". Here is the thing my page doesn't even appear on Google. The ripped page points to the source[2] and has a link back to the original images. These scammers know how to game Google with their AI-driven sites, and they adopt it faster than Google rolling out new changes. I hope Google fix this issue.

[1] Spam/scam page - http://blog.imm.cnr.it/content/linux-check-disk-space-comman...

[2] Original my page published on 2016-01-23 - https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-check-disk-space-command...

[3] Google search query - https://www.google.com/search?q=linux+check+disk+space
I am sorry, but I believe you are mistaken. Recipe sharing worked one way for all of history until it became profitable to game the search engines by adding story-like content.
Are all laws retroactive? The EU has now mandated the use of USB-C, does that mean I can bring my iPhone 4 to Apple and have them solder the new port?
Great content is often found in pages without their ADs. I don't buy it: they will hardly leave so many dollars on the table.
Given the joke of US military whose proxies are being slaughtered in Ukraine, the bases and military presence do not mean anything. Yes, they can kill innocent civilians in Afghanistan or Iraq that's all good those morons are good for.
I _think_ OP is referring to the fact that most sites are forced into writing really long form posts because the format is "encouraged" by Google.

I don't know the ins and outs but my understanding is that if you don't follow the Google format then you recipe drops way down in Google search results.
Do you have an actual argument to offer?

The judges and prisons sold out society, and imprisoned innocent children, destroying their lives in many cases.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8JRMGP2hg8

Everyone involve deserves the maximum possible punishment, if only as an example to others. Instead, the people who ran the prison pay a fine, and the judges go to a nice prison for a few years.
You know the best wikipedia articles start off like that, lol
It should be used when it fits the problem to hand. Why do you think it should be more common?
ah ok, thanks, never thought to use that.
It is a small world but you wouldn’t want to paint it?

What if it were good enough to explore closer to home?
Google created the incentives that led to the current state of recipe pages.
Mod Devices Insolvency and Reboot
I mean… he’s the one out here in front of the press all the time. He was a CEO of a card processing company! There is a universe in which he wouldn’t be a household name.

Sure the “outrage” is just high level gossip for most people talking about it, but it’s a reaction to this person being a loud and vocal person who was trying to build a public persona of being a Good Guy.

There’s definitely a larger idea here about journalism in general looking for hero stories. But the guy is out there giving the interviews
I wouldn't be surprised if the fact that argon is heavier caused the failure. Argon gets into the drives, assisted by the larger pressure outside of the drive at the time of the release, and it wouldn't come out within a reasonable time even when the pressure came back to normal, since there's not much capability for venting gasses out of the hard drive. And since argon is significantly heavier, it causes larger air drag on the mechanical parts of the drive, eventually making the head driving coils too weak to operate at the needed speeds.
Two years on, Apple iOS VPNs still leak IP addresses
Wiki articles are written for easy and accessible comprehension; if you want to know more about the specific currency and amount used at the time, read the sources.

I for one can't be bothered to read the sources and will just take in the factoid as-is and move on.
But your budget might be flexible depending in what you get out of it. For example you have cashed up investors.