skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
At least with this there's the actual lawsuit from the lady's firm and to MSG's slight credit there's no way for them to know who is and isn't working on their case (it'd be even worse if they did somehow know who exactly in a large firm was working exactly on their case to be honest).
Aren't US schools blanketed with Chromebooks? That's really the only market where iMessage monopoly is a thing. The rest of the world uses cross-platform options.
Here, let me quote myself

> I'm sure there are landlords that act in good faith as decent human beings, but it seems as if there's something unique about landlords that makes it difficult. In all the time I've been renting I've met a single decent property manager, and no decent land lords.

In reality it's just a random jackass on the internet that wanted to preen in front of others.

Introspection ... lmao. "I should figure out why I keep having to pull out my lawyer to keep landlords from abusing me".

In reality, it's because I rent cheap and they're used to having a power differential that doesn't exist with me.
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There's a risk of considering oneself better than average and that aggregate statistics don't apply to you. Like most drivers consider them better drivers than average. I'd bet the same with gun owners or any other activity. You don't think you can repeat the stupid mistakes, but we all can, you get stressed, sick, drunk,... life is long and full opportunities to make a mistake and get you back to the average case.
That's great news! I've been meaning to write a cron script or something to fetch the latest Ruffle every week or so, so thanks for reminding me to do that. Thanks also for your work on Ruffle, it's really great.
Frankly, I was expecting Coinbase to capitalize on the roaring 20s by slowly pivoting from crypto to something that had legs in the real world and start building software useful for small businesses, you know, start slowly entering into something like Stripe's domain, since they had a front-row seat to the mess and should have been able to see that the good times couldn't last.

I was stupefied as I watched the opposite happen. If memory serves me correctly, it was Stripe that started getting into crypto instead of the other way around as the bubble was bursting--to my amazement. And this despite having patio11 in their ranks. Yeah yeah big company etc etc, but still, it really dented my confidence in the Stripe brand and the people working under its umbrella.
Maybe it's not worth to give away all your data again to maybe get $17?
There is a wrinkle, genetic imprinting.

You can put a woman's X chromosome in a sperm but it'll be labelled "from mum" and not work quite right.

See Prader Willi and Angleman syndrome for examples.
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That's exactly it. You can't get a Y chromosome from two X chromosomes.
Same here. We had a wiki, only 20% of us maintained the wiki, a manager (a great cloud engineer, but less talented as a strategist) added Backstage, they were the only person that maintained Backstage,
> Residential zoning restrictions are old and are made that way for a reason - so that people can live and relax in peace.

Zoning in the US does not have such an innocuous history: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoning_in_the_United_States#Or...

Besides:

> Well, if you want to work on a car project, you can always go and buy/rent a property in a mixed zone area.

These are few and far between these days, and consequently a lot more expensive. So depending on how much money you have, no, that's not always an option.
I'm not sure what surprised me more: Seeing a guy installing free payphones (a great idea!) or seeing the term "Phreaker" on HN :D
I live in a semi-rural farm town with a lot of small scale farming and orchards. (It's a right to farm town which means people can farm and raise animals if they're over some (low) acreage.) No one generally pays much attention to rusty farm equipment, and yes, the odd broken down car here and there.

But much as I dislike "Your grass is too long and your garden too unkempt" school of HOAs, it's not hard to see why neighbors in a neat suburban development might object to someone moving in with a bunch of junked cars on their lawn.
The Infineon XMC1 family (Cortex-M0) runs on 1.8-5.5V, offers high current pins (50mA @ 5V), and is normally <$2:

https://www.infineon.com/cms/en/product/microcontroller/32-b...

The upshot there would be high commonality with XMC4 (Cortex-M4F), and general commonality with other Arm platforms.

Plus they have the _cutest_ packaging for the "XMC 2Go" product, a $6 impulse buy giving you an XMC1100 with integrated J-Link probe:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/dvanzuijlekom/14317703256
https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/infineon-technolo...
Which Visual Studio Code is.
if you look at a user or post who is on your server, i.e., the domain displayed in the url bar is your server, then you're fine. if you're viewing a post or user on their own server, i.e., it is their domain in the url bar, instead of yours, that's where things get ugly.
> the renters make horrible financial decisions that set them up to work until they die

The point of this article is that those "horrible financial decisions" aren't mistakes, they are costs of living that are imposed upon those that are already struggling. Sometimes it may be irresponsibility, other times it is an inevitability, a distinction that you truly cant discern from the outside. It's possible that splurging on a car might be a long term benefit, maybe fuel efficiency or maintainence costs are money savers after the initial buy in. You don't know the personal calculus of each decision so maybe don't assign motive to what renters are doing under the heel of capitalism.

And it turns out, these people need a roof over their heads, which you could provide at a cheaper cost if you chose to but instead you take a chunk of their paycheck each month as your personal profit. Like you could help people. You could treat housing as a necessary resource and not a commodity. Overnight you can alleviate people's debt if you wanted to.
Some people get shadowbanned because they are right but too obnoxious, some people because they are too obnoxious and not even right. The second group tends to think they are in the first group.
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Why bother to spend any time filling out an application then?

ATS systems usually won't accept a .pages file as a format anyway. It's RTF, TXT, DOC, DOCX and PDF from what I've seen.
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I am in no way saying that the Apple ecosystem is superior to the Android ecosystem, or that Keynote is superior to Slides or PowerPoint, for that matter.

Just that all reasonably open ecosystems are full of crud, and while pointing out that any one ecosystem is full of crud is true, it is also not a particularly helpful.

The provenance of the Phil Sturgeon quote is helpful. He was praised for being an excellent author, and asked why he wrote SciFi, a genre in which 90% of the published works were crud.

His remark that “90% of everything is crud” illuminated a truth that people tend to associate the quality of a genre they like with the good works in that genre that they are familiar with, while associating the quality of a genre they don’t like with the mean or even worst works in that genre.

It absolutely is the same between Apple, Android, and Microsoft. I’m an Apple person, I found the set of apps I need, I think they’re excellent. My brother is all-in on Google, from Android to hardware, everything. He also has an excellent set of apps he needs, I have no reason to think he’d be happier switching to Apple.
Need OS X advice here: am happy with 11.5.x on M1. Any issue upgrading to the tip 16.x as required for this software? Same q for iPad as well. /tia
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How bad it is depends on a few major factors:

is there a well nearby?

how is the soil layering and composition?

microbial activity?

how deep is the water table?

is there a body of water nearby? (where the drain water runs)

is the drain water treated in a plant? (is the treatment biological or chemical)

and so and so forth

The results can range from "no problem at all, the oil will sit undisturbed for hundreds of years and clean it self up" to "end up straight where it kills somethings".

Anyway, it occurred to me that oil change is probably on its way to become a historical footnote. Barring specalised applications, all motor vehicals will be electric probably, adoption seems to have reached a tipping point.
We maintain a free messaging server for many years and believe me, there are far more important and interesting things to do for a server operator than looking at some random user DMs. It is simply not interesting.
> seeing the term "Phreaker" on HN

its not _that_ uncommon is it? Given that phreakers are like the genesis of hackers.
My neighbor has had junk and household replacement parts in his yard for years. He started a major home renovation then his wife got sick and eventually passed. A few months later, he moved in with his mother to provide her long-term care. His son still lived in the house but repairs stalled obviously. It's been about 5 years and they've really made progress this year. Eventually this home will be a real asset to the neighborhood but I've been really happy for our fence the past few years.
It doesn't quite work due to genetic imprinting.[0] basically some chromosomes are labelled "from mum" and some "from dad" and specific portions from each are active. It's all rather complex but where imprinting doesn't work right you do get distinct genetic conditions (compare Prader Willi and Angleman syndromes).

[0] https://www.genome.gov/genetics-glossary/Genetic-Imprinting
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If the problem is the nuisance caused by people constantly repairing cars in the garage then cite those people for the noise, visual pollution or whatever is actually causing the nuisance.

It's like those people saying cannabis should be illegal not because cannabis it's a problem per se but because it gives the authorities a pretext to stop people, look for unregistered weapons and otherwise help with their investigations. I get that the job of the police is hard, but that's how it's supposed to be.
Google has been SEOed to death essentially. Little to no valuable content can be found there anymore, beyond exactly what you laid out. The only place I've found to find good, solid content to fill the gap between blog-spam and the sort of deep dive you laid out is technical books.

Granted, there's a lot of chaff in books as well, but their quality to junk ratio is wildly better than Google, and they generally go much deeper.
No root required? I thought TV's didn't allow side loading anything. TIL.
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Also known as a heat pump. Depending on the temperature lift, these can be very efficient. Low temperature district heating networks are an interesting thing to look into: Low temperature means the heat losses in the network are smaller (heat losses, if I remember correctly, are proportional to the temperature difference) and at the consumer side, a heat pump can lift it back up to the temperature required for a floor (or ceiling) heating. This is _way_ more efficient than an air-to-air heat pump or even an air-to-water heat pump. [Citation Required]
It is a bit like asking how exactly does the XGB matrix build in stable diffusion create images. We know the end result that is produced, but we can't pick a single number and talk about what it contributes to the overall algorithm. I would even guess that you could replace any single number with another random value within the appropriate range and you wouldn't be able to tell which AI was before and after. The links each item serves is too complex to work out.

In the same way, any single 'act of science' can be hard to measure. They enable some experiments, which allow us to test some hypothesis. In some cases it is simple enough to point out when it is testing hypothesis that end up benefitting humanity, but that's only part of the effect. Many times a hypothesis is either rejected or fails to be rejected and slightly influences a larger theory which in turn is used to create new hypothesis. This creates a circular reference until some time later we end up with a theory that is useful for improving humanity. But which hypothesis were actually pivotal to forming the theory? Which acts of science allowed testing a hypothesis and receiving a clear enough failure that future effort was reallocated to other, eventually more fruitful, areas? Other than trivial cases, the cause and effect becomes such a tangled web we can't be sure.

You even have the publicity side. Where sometimes the effect isn't directly contributing to the theory, but engaging more attention to a field which leads to more children choosing the route of becoming a scientist.

Math has a similar issue. Much of pure mathematics has no known or foreseeable application. Yet, we can look back at what math does have very useful applications and see how many times the math predated the application being found, sometimes by long enough gaps that those who discovered the tools never saw them to be applied.
And how much recurring revenue did you lose?
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So you essentially say work from home should be banned, because that's also "running a commercial operation in a residential zone".

If you have problem with noise or chemicals I can understand your concerns, but certainly not for running a commercial operation in a residential zone. Same goes for piano lessons etc.

And regarding noise I wonder how are lawnmovers regulated if you have problem with car repair.

My grandpa had his own workshop in his own house and can't imagine someone banning him from working from his own house, especially if he lives there longer and run shop longer than any neighbor who moved there.
> Even though I have a Mac, when a prospective job applicant sends a resume in Pages, it’s a disqualifier, because they don’t understand that Windows users can’t read that.

Windows users can't even read some doc versions. Resumes should either be text or pdf. Anything else is a gamble.
I really hope all these games a preserved somewhere. There are big movements to preserve old console and PC games, but flash, and possibly to a bigger extent, mobile games seem more overlooked.

I think there's a tendency to look back at these games as trash, but it was a pretty wildly experimental time. Indie games as we know them now weren't really a thing yet.
I’m gay, and I don’t feel like the single greatest potential joy has been taken from me.

There are ways to have children without creating your own.
God forbid should the bar for depriving people of their property be high.
Lucky you. I deposited a bunch on ethers in 2017/18 and wasn’t being able to withdraw anything since. They claim my passport isn’t enough, so I couldn’t withdraw the same money I deposited to the same address. After several weeks of attempts I gave up and call it a loss.

So, saying it out loud: Binance had scammed me. Happy to jump of public debate about it on Twitter(same nickname).
Apple discontinued support for 32-bit apps in iOS 11. There are a large number of apps that never got updated to 64-bit. Because Apple controls which iOS versions can be installed on a given phone at a given time, it's impossible to upgrade a phone from the OS version it shipped with to any other version besides the latest.
> And if they are cycling the cars onto street parking, that's not their property, and I can see disallowing that.

It's annoying but it's perfectly legal to park in the street here.

> But the rest?

Because nobody wants to live next to this:

https://imgur.com/a/zfF7IC4
I think I clearly stated that the US and NATO has had influence, sufficient to tilt the war in either direction, but I also think it's unrealistic to believe that influence can be leveraged to end the war let alone set the terms for peace.

The world in the 21st century is not one in which individual sovereign countries are beholden to the dictates of great powers and where therefore a simplified framework for understanding global politics that only considers great powers is useful.

Ukraine fought off the initial Russian attack without US and NATO, do you think they would stop fighting now if support were withdrawn? How exactly do you think the US and NATO could force Ukraine and Russia to the table? Do you think that eastern European countries would withdraw support from Ukraine even absent the US and NATO when Russian incursions on neighbouring territory represent very real threats to them? The entire premise that the US can end this war feels like a hopelessly naive relic of a different era.

My own point of view is that the only way this will end peacefully is with the full withdraw of Russian forces from Ukrainian territory. The question of how this can be achieved without Russia becoming destabilized and fracturing, which I don't feel is desirable, is certainly a concern, although I fear that that may be the only thing that leads to their withdraw. (See Timothy Snyder's piece on the subject: How does the Russo-Ukrainian War end? [1])

1. https://snyder.substack.com/p/how-does-the-russo-ukrainian-w...
I have it attached to a piece of drywall that has a bumpy painted texture and it's holding up fine after 5 weeks of use. The trick with these stick on things I've found is...

1. Clean the area thoroughly. You don't want any dirt or oils and stuff

2. Let the area dry fully after cleaning!

3. Put up the sticky mount and press firmly around all the edges and interior so it is making good contact with the surface

4. Absolutely do not put any weight on the mount until it has had a couple of hours to stick and "set"

Doing these 4 steps has greatly improved all the adhesive products I've used. Plus I've noticed that the tooth brush mount uses a similar (though much bigger) version of the box of adhesive metal hooks I use to hang up things like back scrubbers in the shower. And those can be removed without marring the surface underneath by gently heating and slowly peeling. It takes time but it works!
Yup, bake my pizzas on a 44W slab and they come out perfect.
No, we should also be concerned about the 317 days, and the state should fire said governor for refusing to do their job.
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The word federated makes total sense. Thanks! The word decentralized was written by the author of the OP, not by me and that's why I needed to ask the folks here if Mastodon is really decentralized. Your comment clarifies it for me. So thank you!
What gives confidence in Coinbase is that it’s an American company with no offshore subsidiary to perform these kinds of shady transfer shenanigans that have led to the demise of FTX and possibly Binance. No financial company is bulletproof but perhaps it can be said Coinbase only has as much risk as any American financial company. To be fair if this risk is less than your typical crypto darling it’s definitely non-zero.
I believe so yes. But it is still better practice to have them dotted out until clicked on to minimise the chances of other people seeing them.
I don't find it any more disturbing than buying car tires from the Michelin tire guy (he's actually called Bibendum) or getting batteries with the Duracell Bunny on them. Some people, even educated and technically inclined people, like their tech a little anthropomorphised.
That certainly sounds like him!

Actually I have an even more amazing artifact. He wrote out the entire book "Predicate Calculus and Program Semantics" as a manuscript, beautifully formatted two pages to a letter-sized sheet, page numbers and all. It is nearly perfect but does have a few crossed out bits. I can't find that anywhere online, and just sent an email to the EWD archive. I'd be very surprised if I have the only extant copy, but if so I will certainly get it properly preserved.
I think it's not advocating for absolutism as much as moral consistency. You cannot in one stroke suggest that people who stay on Twitter are behaving immorally and supporting, among other things, the banning of journalists, while at the same time excusing your own use of Microsoft and Meta platforms with "[nobody] has clean hands".
I don't think Clear would have the same number of customers if they charged that much. Everyone would continue to stand in line and complain about how bad the TSA is at its job.
A collaboration tool stuck to Apple ‘s operating systems is pretty useless.
Try VSCode Remote, works wonders and simply.
CUDA is general purpose compute, but nvidia also releases cudnn which all the major libraries use because it is fast and good (if a little complex). There’s efforts underway to have a comparable library on open source general compute packages but none as mature or effective as cudnn so people just pay nvidia to use that in practice, which lets them invest even more in pulling ahead.

As an aside, I’ve been kinda surprised that this has existed for as long as it has, but I am probably biased and think Ml acceleration is more important than most large business do today.
Unfortunately it lacked the buzzwords of VC money to make it a trendy topic.
One takeaway is that the genome is highly integrated, i.e. just because there are two sex-linked chromosomes doesn't mean that they aren't also interacting constantly with the other 22 pairs of chromosomes found in every reproducing human cell (and the proteome, and the microbiome, for that matter). From linked paper:

> "Although some of the sex differences arise from hormonal effects (Gurvich et al., 2018), it is now acknowledged that many differences are due to sex chromosome complement (Arnold, 2012). Studying the effects of sex chromosome complement on gene expression and biological phenotypes is impeded by variation in genetic background. Therefore a large sample size is needed to identify sex-related differences (Ronen and Benvenisty, 2014). To date, there is no human model to study sex differences that can overcome the variation in genetic background."

Another complicating factor must be the random nature of X-chromosome inactivation in XX cells, as only one of the two copies is actively transcribed. Hence even if you clone an XX-type cell, its progeny cells will at some point randomly (and permanently) switch off one of those X chromosomes (to avoid making too many gene products).

> "The two X chromosomes have an equal probability of being silenced. Silencing, once established, is stable: the same X chromosome remains inactivated in all subsequent cell generations. As a result, each female is a mosaic of cells in which either the maternally inherited or the paternally inherited X is silenced."

https://jbiol.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/jbiol95
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I had a 3rd generation iPad which became borderline unusable after updating to iOS 7 or something like that (they added the custom keyboard function then and after that update the onscreen keyboard took seconds to appear)
That was before the battery went bad.