skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't follow Minecraft or this issue closely, this is pure speculation, but MS could be trying to extinguish self hosted servers and would prefer all players playing on official Mincraft servers.
America as a county does not have nuclear ambitions, we already have nuclear weapons and delivery mechanisms.

The phrase nuclear ambitions refers to a country that does not have nuclear weapons and a way to deliver them but want to obtain them, hence ambition.

If you are against nuclear proliferation, you want countries to stop developing and creating nuclear weapons.

Iran is used in this case as a foil for North Korea as they are both signors to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons; Iran(1970), North Korea(1985).

Both countries have continued to work to develop nuclear weapons, with North Korea having conducted successful nuclear tests.
I have some hope for Hytale, an open sandbox game created by the creators of the HyPixel minecraft server.
https://hytale.com/
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sideritis worked very well for me and it's cheap and not trademarked.
Anecdote. A few months ago, I have been using my credit card for about a year with no issues, no fraud purchases.

Then I decided to support someone at Patreon and to do that I had to enter my credit card details. A few days later there were fraudulent purchases on Alibaba charged to my card. I immediately called the bank, had my credit card frozen, reversed the transactions, and requested a new card.

Although I can't be sure, I have a strong suspicion that it was Patreon that leaked my credit card info, as it was the only unusual payment I made, the usual being electric/internet bills, food delivery, etc.

Have had no problems with my credit card since.
>They are just selling a license to use their executables, no?

Yes.
Approximately zero of the indigenous population present prior to settlement by Europeans would have identified as being Australian, or of being born in Australia, or anything like that.

Definitively, yes, Australia "began" with European settlement of the continent.
It seems also be a reference to the self-named Swami Satchidananda who provided Alice Coltrane with some guidance and help after the death of her husband.
Does anyone know of any good vertical keyboards, like the Yogitype [1] or SafeType [2]?

Or has anyone made custom vertical stands for any other split keyboards like the ErgodoxE?

[1] https://i.imgur.com/dFhEFHL.png

[2] https://i.imgur.com/wLGo6Ww.jpg
Got confirmation from cloudflare support that the `hello` response originated from netlify. netlify support predictably blamed cloudflare without any proof.
We’re newly public (NYSE:NOTE), so customers and ARR :)
So, I do plan to cover later versions as well :-)
What do you get from it? (Not in a materialistic sense)
> but in general Joong-ang Ilbo is right in the center of conservative… If anything, I'd expect Joong-ang Ilbo to be biased toward Japan.

That’s not how conservatism works. The in-group bias overcomes common alignments on other issues. E.g. Muslims and evangelical Christians agree on a lot of things, but they certainly don’t get along.
I'm learning Vue for work and getting bad flashbacks to Angular 1. Just hoping it doesn't come with some of the terrible flaws in that framework.
Okay so preaching to the choir about how things are bad while almost everyone in said choir will be working full time on making things worse. Honestly it is perplexing. We have a massive incentive problem and the cheapest place to look for a solution is in cyberspace, I don't want to write this essay several times; http://datalisp.is.
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I’m building an online learning community for a specific niche that we have found is underserved. For those that run online learning communities or platforms, what has been your most successful strategies and tactics for growth, both in terms of acquiring users and generating revenue?
>as we shift focus from facts to rumors.

Sort of like... claiming there is a conspiracy about downvoting comments? Seems like a non-factual claim with no evidence (also could be called a rumor).

The simple answer would be that some people agreed with you and then later some other people disagreed. Combine that with people posting other comments after you, and other comments having significantly more engagement than yours.
If you don't go anywhere. And then there are the shops, factories, offices, datacenters, ...
> You cannot have what you ask for, even if it is possible to make it,^1 but you can have more gadgets that surveil your life without alerting you to the surveillance.

What does this have to do with bendable displays?

There's no mention of surveillance tech, there's no technical reason cloud connectivity needs to be involved (unlike, say, a "smart speaker"), and there's no reason to believe these displays will only be available on the market in a "cloud connection required or it won't function" way.

> Like the internet-connected "smart speaker" with an always-on microphone, these "belong" everywhere.

I don't follow. Are you saying bendable displays will be pushed "everywhere" in the way "smart TVs" are -- eg, to the point there is no such thing as a non-bendable display? Or that these will all be cloud-connected and in such high demand that it's a way to push surveillance tech?

Why wouldn't these follow the path that looks something like 3D TVs, curved TVs, or curved monitors? (The latter of which is the only that really survived, but in a niche market).
It's that way because processors make it a special register (MXCSR) rather than something that you can specify on a per-operation basis.
They tend to be somewhat transparent about changing their models. Having said that it’s possible they could have finetuned it since then.
> World has lost a person of great decency and stability in a time of increasing nationalism

Yaa it was real decent of her to pin medals on the parachute regiment who shot down unarmed men in Derry protesting about the internment of political prisoners in concentration camps without trial. But they were "increasing nationalism" (against the nationalism of the foreign English occupiers) so it's ok.
It wasn't mentioned from what I saw, but you seem interested in laws changing; SB9 went into effect Jan. 1, 2022 for the expressed purpose of promoting housing development by allowing landowners to end up with four houses from what used to be a single plot.
It claims that I am eligible to be an expert on >150 repositories, including ones where I just fixed typos.

It would be nice if it would list ones where anyone was actually interested in support. Or notify me once someone was actually trying to get an expert.

So I would know that there is any point on setting up my profile for given repo.
Thus the reason it's nice that it's packaged as a browser addon. Easy for those who don't like or want it to simply never install it.
>“As a global platform, Patron will..."

Wait, they can't even spell the name of their own company correctly?
If 2 or 3 hits was lasting longer than 24h, there's a good chance it was something other than LSD (like DOM) or you have an idiosyncratic reaction.

I've met a couple people who took 100+ hits at once and survived to tell the tale. One fellow took what what was around 1000. The psychological aftershocks took him months to process, but at the time we met he was normal (well as normal as you'd expect from a person brave enough to intentionally ingest that much) and healthy.
In addition to what I’ve previously put I’d also like to add: she listened to people. Have a look at this anecdote from Jonathan Sacks:

https://twitter.com/grahamrkings/status/1567983024402305027?...

Take a counselling course and you’ll quickly learn that truly listening to people is a difficult and very valuable skill. Ask any counsellor and they’ll tell you that even for the most compassionate people, it can actually be quite emotionally exhausting to give their undivided attention to someone for hour after hour, day after day. It is in fact, best practice for BACP counsellors to schedule an hour with another BACP therapist for every 12? hours (this might not be the exact number but it’s somewhere in this ball park) spent with clients in order to discuss their own state of mind and decompress. The Queen had many luxuries but I doubt this was one of them.
I’m so looking forward to learning Perl 7 and all its quirks with

my ($grandchildren) = @_
to be fair those are entirely theoretical powers, the second any of that become a legitimate issue parliament can remove them. Just ask King Charles I about how well sovereign immunity saves the monarch from criminal prosecution.
compounded back to back for 5 years ... I mean, that's incredible performance. and it's performing worse than it's cycle average right now
Any attempt to understand "the users here" as a unit is misguided. Hacker News doesn't have a single opinion on anything. You get a different sub-community showing up for each thread depending on topic and time of day, so the sentiment will always fluctuate from thread to thread.
They're usually just outsourcing their internal review to you. Some counter goes up or down by a few points, and some manager can pretend they're data driven by adding these up without context and making decisions based on it. It's a classic case of goodhart's law: when a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a useful measure.
Harmony: A New Way of Looking at Our World
I bought an ErgodoxEZ a couple months ago in an effort to find the right ergo keyboard for me. Though I ended up choosing the Kinesis Advantage 2 instead, there are a lot of great things about this keyboard.

- Really nice build quality.

- Lights made me feel cool and helped me keep track of which layer that I was in.

- Extremely customizable layout options with a user-friendly way to map keys and all that stuff.

- Customer service was very friendly and helpful in helping me return the keyboard and get a refund.

In the end I just found that the Kinesis Adv. 2 felt more comfortable for my hands. I would recommend the Ergodox to anyone who is looking to try out an ergo keyboard, especially if the layout config is high on your priority list.
I deal with so many over complicated enterprise solutions that would be much better with this level of abstraction.

CGI scripts are basically FaaS on your own machines.
My dream is that the world would adapt a system of law so simple that any one person would be a able to understand the totality of it, removing the need for lawyers.
Kiwi Farms went into the realm of swatting people and trying to get people to kill themselves (with one or two successes).

Of course that being said I fail to understand why more normal remedies couldn’t apply there. Swatting is a felony and hounding someone to suicide is at least very civilly actionable. Why did Cloudflare need to be the police here when regular police or the “Sandy Hook solution” seemed warranted?
Not exactly what you are looking for, but Open Secrets gets you almost there: https://www.opensecrets.org/federal-lobbying

Their API leaves a lot to be desired, but the data is much easier to access and analyze than the raw data from the US House or Senate websites.
Too bad it's 4 hours away from the nearest town in rural australia
> If tomorrow some guy from a small remote and completely obscure island came to you and told you're the last in the royal bloodline and need to reign the SNBXIHWJ people, leave your life and everything you own to come to their survival island and sit on the throne, you'd probably give them the middle finger.

Sure, I wouldn't necessarily be up for a lifestyle change involving playing Survivor with consonant-loving maniacs I wasn't actually related to and have never heard of before! However the Queen's situation is the exact opposite: she had a life built around being heir to the throne and whilst it was technically possible to give the middle finger to everyone in her life instead of fulfilling the role she'd been assigned at birth, that's a bit different from implying monarchy was the job she wanted or even a net positive.

Odd that a subthread which started with someone praising the late Queen for choosing not to run away from obligations requires so many followups pointing out that she could have run away from them...

> your manhood (which you can also give up if you want to, people do)

Well yeah, that was the point. You can change almost anything you're born with; the ability to give something up [at significant cost, and without necessarily getting a better alternative] clearly isn't remotely sufficient to describe it as something you "signed up for".
>I would have expected the carbon density of oil to be much higher!

You're comparing by weight, so density (which is mass/volume) isn't a part of it. 1kg of wood will take up more space than 1kg of oil. So the density is higher but equal weights of 'mostly hydro-carbon' will release equal amounts of CO2.
Dorsn't seem like much of a threat.
That's been thoroughly debunked by Derek Lowe: https://www.science.org/content/blog-post/fainting-fentanyl-...
What editor takes care of your parentheses? I haven't found anything quite painless enough for me to want to dive into all that punctuation. Are you talking about paredit? Parinfer? Something else?
I’m still not entirely clear on the process that caused brainwraps. Ultimately, it was the platter not spinning fast enough to keep up with the rate the film was paying out, but I don’t know why the tension switch wouldn’t have had it keep up. Maybe a switch that required too much tension was constantly getting just a little behind? It was an interesting feedback mechanism to account for the need to constantly change the speed of the platter though. I also recall that some of our platters were a little warped and the movie could start to shift around the platter as it got to the end because you ended up with this large hollow ring of film. Particularly a problem on longer films.
Assembling the films was always a fun end to the week. Every Thursday night, new films come in on 8 small reels by courier and you would assemble them onto 2 large reels, and then onto the destination platter. Then you get to watch it as a qa pass and see all of the new releases in your own private midnight showing. A nearby theater neglected to do this with the premier of Titanic and and ended up with the last half of the movie backwards and upside down on the first showing as I recall.
Here’s a video of the platter system running for those having trouble picturing it: https://youtu.be/bETnkNYuFVg
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Maybe we can POST to file SEC claim against Nancy Pelosi and her husbands rampant insider trading. Meanwhile, democrats continue to hypocritically call out republicans on insider trading during covid.
insurance policy
Forrester rates virtual machine infrastructure ‘stale or risky’
Pick your starting points, if you go back about a month or two from now it's closer to my number. If you pick the worst days it could be close to 0. The point is you would have had to have been buying in at peak hype not to get amazing returns.
Oh, that's a bummer. I was kind of excited to use those, but since I never know when I'm going to get a call from the Centos 7 guys I have to stay away from features newer than 5.016. Basically just new enough to get semi-sane UTF support.
The easier it is for a technology to accidentally make it into production, the more popular it will be
I agree that it is advantageous for companies to standardize but often they don't. React + Vue in one app might be a bit crazy but React in the main app and Vue in an internal app, or some secondary app might be OK. Resume-driven development is a thing, as well as joy-driven development. Devs are gonna be devs! There is a mild conflict between what is good for a devs career and what will make the shareholders of that company the most money. It is almost like a super-polite tug of war over future potential dollars between the two. Mostly incentives align but sometimes not.
If you don't understand why I cited the code of conduct and redirected discussion to a more appropriate forum for constructive discussion, go read our code of conduct vs the language that was being directed at us and what being linked from this toxic site was about to bring.

There was no fighting. As soon as Mark piped up I was extremely pleased to see that he had found something that should've been obvious that we'd overlooked in the process of doing everything spread over time. Mark wasn't able to review the PR code before it was made public due to the current processes (lack of...) we're working to improve for the Python security response team.

"pedantically correct" was not intended to be read as passive aggressive. I use that term to mean exact vs almost when it comes to computations. I didn't need convincing. I wanted the reasoning to be made understandable to everyone else in the future (future selves included) who was going to read this code later. I still think there is room for better explanation of the math but that is true for large parts of Objects/longobject.c anyways.

I find your interpretation of events... amusing. :P
I can promise that it doesn’t— nothing is as bad as $digest loop hell was lol. It has its own quirks and gotchas of course, all frameworks do, but it did learn from Angular 1. That said, I’m not up to date on Vue nowadays, I was using it on its first release because we’d been hurt so bad by Angular 1 at the time.
Can you just ignore Minecraft's own chat system and use a 3rd party one (perhaps pasting a link to the Minecraft's one for players to join)?
Java doesn't make them money outside of an initial purchase. Subscriptions to realms do. So, yes, EEE to an offering that was free to play after initial purchase.
My guess is that for many people it's hard to write non-obfuscated Perl code. It has so many operators and ways of doing things that walking into someone else's code may feel like having to learn everything from scratch.

(Higher Order Perl and such not withstanding.)
I'd use PHP before I'd use PERL. PHP has experienced some dramatic improvements in the last 5 years
more likely response codes:

506 Variant Also Negotiates (you get pawned off on a staffer)

409 Conflict

And, of course, the most relevant: 402 Payment Required
"The firm advises cloud cost management tools are needed and will be welcomed. AIOps and enterprise service management are also recommended, along with configuration management databases, because they all improve efficiency."
God it was such a horrible mess haha. I have weird Stockholm syndrome fond memories of it.
Love the EZ, though it took a month or two to get back to a comparable typing speed. The flexibility of the firmware configuration is what I appreciate most.

I have had keys give out 2 times in as many years, but both times the RMA process was quite smooth.
How many more licenses will be purchased -- and how much can they make from the lifetime value of Realms subscribers?

Seems like the beancounters won this one.
According to the decision, the planning division initially approved the project but the neighbors appealed and the oversight commission reversed the approval. Hence the lawsuit and appeal of the trial court's ruling.

Interestingly, the court left open the question of whether a project comprising a single-family home plus ADU would fall under the Housing Accountability Act. If the owners are still feeling litigious they may be able to file their original project proposal (5,000 sf. with ADU), get denied, sue the county again, and possibly get a different result.
> that lobbyists will be the ones who will use this, to ensure that the politicians they bought and paid for are doing what they want.

I don't know that lobbyist depends on an API for that!
They are almost literally the exact same API. Prior to the “automatic JSX transform”, they were basically identical. That’s how both libraries support JSX, which isn’t always exactly a mapping to h but is almost totally in both React and Vue (and Preact, and even in Solid if you ignore recommendations to use its custom JSX transform). The API you’re criticizing is specifically good because it enables what you prefer in React.
github.com/cirruslabs/tart does this for macos VMs. you push them to and pull them from OCI registries.
Yes, self-hosted servers, hypixel, etc, and java edition are clearly the target.

It was bad enough having to pay twice for the same game (java edition, then bedrock edition, as some of their friends could only play the microsoft edition on their Nintendo Switches, etc).

But if microsoft cause the 3rd party ecosystem of servers and mods to close down forcing everyone onto microsoft servers, I will ban my kids from playing at all. Quite sad, they and their friends have grown up with minecraft, it's almost the lego of our times, with a dose of capture-the-flag, though my kids also have lego and play skirmish irl.
it's a mark of the beast
"Other stale or risky tech includes:

* DevOps tech that requires manual integration because they can complicate software supply chains;
* Standalone capacity and asset management tools, or ITSM tools that can’t suit non-IT services;
* Business apps that “do not improve concentration on the right business- and customer-focused outcomes”. Ditch those in favour of apps that win revenue;
* Point solutions for data management such as data warehouses, master data management, or data cleansing platforms;
* Private 5G networks, because they’re evolving slowly and the benefits they promise are probably available using other wireless tech."
Re speech - The government typically does not fare well when they try to restrict a persons speech.

Re Swatting - because there was no proof. The forums actually had a pretty hard policy about anything that appeared to be swatting related and banned users immediately for it. With the forums taking a hard stance against swatting, with proof, why would they have been found liable.

So because nothing was provable or illegal, the internet begged a corporation to remove its fire protection service. Once it was done, to the surprise of literally noone, someone burned it down.

I have trouble reconciling when the community supports corporations policing speech and also complains about it. In my opinion, its based on whether the people like the speech or not. It makes me concerned that the concept of free speech, at least that which I grew up with on the early internet, is no more.
it's only the biggest threat that you could face.
I haven't seen any sources from you yet.
While you can use them, I do not recommend it. The problem is when you want to convert a script into an EXE so not everybody has to install Strawberry Perl. Apparently some viruses are written in Perl because Windows Defender flags any exe you build as a virus and deletes it. Also, changing the application icon doesn't work, so you're always distributing a Camel app.

It's a shame too because as you say the Win32 API stuff works great up until the antivirus kicks you in the nads.
If you're just building an MVP I think doing "magic link" auth is underrated. It's super easy to set up, relatively secure, doesn't need any of the complexity of passwords/sso, and is easy to migrate to a different system in the future.

Auth0 is complete overkill if you don't need their advanced features IMO.
Out of curiosity, how many hours do you do moderation? Are you the only mod? Is this the only job? What happens if you are going on vacation or something?
Don’t answer if it’s confidential obviously. Just curious about the behind the scenes.
What we need from a programming language is to make medium complexity things, at worst, medium difficulty.

I don’t care about hard problems, and easy problems.