skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't think that implication is clear, but even so I don't understand why Gurman believes that. Apple margins improved with Apple Silicon transition.
My two cents.

IDK what's going on in US and I barely speak English, so often people here can't understand me. Sorry about that that sentence, it implies I am the chief and you white people have to make and effort to vaguely making out an idea of what I'm saying. Despite my bad English.

<<Circle the wagons>>, that's the King's Indian Defense opening. I often using it when I'm black and my opponent are failing to install his London System. Sorry about that wording. It implies I am the King, or at least, someone is the King and someone is the Indian, the indigenous people who obey and defend the Empire. Well it's just a bishop, you know, that I left in a diagonal. Bishop, obispo, implies I am not an Anglican I guess, I don't mean it. And really really I am not black enough, but you know the rules: one time you are white, then you are black.

<<Indian summer>>. That's interesting. Did not Kant said time is a synthetic a priori knowledge? I'm disagree Mr. Time is a thing we teach each other. My parents struggle hard with my perceiving of time when I was a child, I guess. I wonder how time is like to people like Messi. In my corner of the world we often refers to <<paraguayan hour>> meaning it's expecting you late.

<<User>>. You all know how 'boring' they are. And no, they are no clients, clients are often smart and, I'm thinking of Betterbird, crisps.

<<Too many chiefs, not enough indians>> thanks for the phrase. I like that. Even is a kind of metaphor that for and instant suggests white people, or some people, are indians or indigenous and other are chiefs, you know leaders of people who are born in a certain place.

But, I'm a <<survivor>> and gonna make it.
> You cite "Stalin bad" but Stalin only killed about 40,000/week for 30 years.

Also, since death is apparently good then Stalin was not bad? Right?
Title case[0] is often automatically applied by HN, with some extra rules for a lot of edge cases.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Title_case
I've been a user since 2011. I love the simplicity of the site.
A few years ago all the old-timers that paid once in the past have been asked to switch to a subscription plan.

I would have happily done it if it wasn't for the abysmal support. Twice I emailed about an issue and haven't even gotten as much as a confirmation that my mail was received.

With a product as simple as this, I can get behind saying no to feature requests, but there are actual bugs that are ignored.

Is there maybe some sort of self-hostable php solution like this?
I've had luck pushing back against it. I'm not sure if it's because I'm in Japan which doesn't buy into woke culture or if the people around me had just had a gutsful too. It doesn't hurt to try.
> whoever is in a position to create a whitelist and get it backwards obviously has a deeper problem re:RTFM

This is true, but also probably an indication that the term "whitelist" isn't as universally understood [by developers] as the "how dare you suggest using allowlist!" crowd suggest...
In Buddhism, those people with the negative experiences are the ones who are going to experience a rebirth in a hell realm, unfortunately for an extremely long number of years (between 10^6 and 10^21 years)
None of the demos are properly working for me. Am I doing something wrong, like the photos are too large?
I've been often surprised at how many "cloud nerds" are in the US, that know so many of the Latin classification terms for different cloud formations. In Europe it seems to be a much more niched thing, and I've never heard anyone discuss clouds at this level.

Is it a subject for which importance is placed in school?
exactly; 100% free on gitlab-ci; https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/pipelines/schedules.html; been running some for years, no issues
You should never be using static typing with a scripting language like Python or Ruby.

Dynamically typed code is 1/3rd the size of statically typed code, that means that one developer who is using dynamic typing is equivalent to 3 developers using statically typed code via MyPy.

Since the code is 1/3rd of the size it contains 1/3rd of the bugs.

This is confirmed by all the studies that have been done on the topic.

If you use a static type checking with Python, you have increased your development time by 3 and your bug count by 3.

Static typing's advantage is that the code runs a lot faster but that's only true if the language itself is statically typed. So with Python you have just screwed up.
They got "committed suicide" wrong. Of course, "committed" implies it's a crime (or sin); but the word "suicide" also carries the implication of crime or sin. It should be "killing yourself" or "taking your own life".
Etymologically, in Old English, man used to mean person, and there were explicit terms for a (male) man and a woman - wer and wif. Wer fell out of use[0], and the generic "man" started referring both to all people, and to men (males) in particular.

This conflation found in early modern English uses of "man" started being seen as problematic in the early 20th century, and style guides started preferring other words to refer to people in general, thus relegating "man" to mean only male person somewhat artificially.

[0] the only remaining usage is in werewolf - though few would assume a werewolf has to be male.

[1] note that I am using "male person" only to make it clearer when I'm using the generic or specific meaning of "man". I'm not trying to conflate sex with gender or any other kind of subtle transphobia.
Render charges $1/mo for this. I don't know if it fits your use case, though.
Valve used contractors and third party studios already for the expansions of the original Half-Life.

They are now a corporation with hundreds of employees and equity in the billions of US dollars.
I think it is simply not true and big production houses all use Linux. Or at least any software that also runs on Linux.
This is much more difficult for normal users.

You'd need to set up your domain of example.org to have some form of SRV or TXT record to say "example.org" points to "mastodon.social", or even records per user if you wanted granularity.

You could also use .well-known or other domain verification/pointer methods. However if I'm joe@gmail.com, how does another user on mastodon know how to contact me? Where is my home server?

Someone could maintain a centralised lookup DB with auth to show you own the address (and I believe Matrix allows for that optionally), however isn't that the opposite of what the fediverse is meant to be?
You're basically positing that words have no possible effect and anyone actually hurt by words is just pretending.

Sure, we're not expecting every single word on these lists to have any random person go cry in the corner, but those are pretty long lists and I could totally see specific people getting hit at the right angle and be affected enough to warrant consideration.
Light switches are just not currently one of the better use cases(Although RGB bulbs are fantastic for special effects and decorations).

Smarthomes are currently better at monitoring than they are at control, there's just not that much that needs real automation
Every file that changed because rules changed, which shouldn't be frequent, I don't remember black changed radically since its creation, do you have an example of some widespread syntax change ?
rely dislike those 5$ VM comments
IIRC, Black also checks byte code before and after formatting to ensure source code functionality is unaffected.
> Probably what you should take away from this is not “wokism gone crazy”

Perhaps not, but every year this rhetoric grows more and more aggressive - and thanks to social media - is now leaking into our everyday vernacular.

At what point do we say “this is enough” rather than hand-waving it away as yet another excess of academia?
I thought this title meant that homeless people were given buttons to help them beg
What is Proton exactly? I thought it was an enhanced WINE.
Seriously, I can't describe the feeling the first time I used Proton back in the summer of 2018.

I remember clearly that I was expecting the usual "everyone says it works but it will probably crash on my computer and I have to dig for a solution for 3 hours"-type of situation that we Linux users are use to

But then I launched a game with it that I had struggled to run with the normal version of wine, and everything worked like magic, with only a few glitches.

A large part of my steam library was working without issues even in 2018 with Proton and it only kept getting better

It was like a dream come true. 2018 was the year I finally deleted my Windows partition because I didn't need anymore

I often marvel st how awesome Wine is, even before Proton. The fact that we can translate Windows programs and sometimes run them without a single problem on a completely different platform speaks to the awesomeness of the software and the people who contribute to it.

And proton takes it to a different level. Proton changed the whole linux gaming situation seemingly overnight. After they released the first public versions, all kinds of new possibilities opened

And the fact that it's all open source and easy to use outside of steam (so not just steam exclusive) and the fact that valve devs are contributing to wine, the linux kernel and lots of open source projects just makes me so happy
> "it’s pretty obvious it can be repaired, even if we don’t know how yet."

Is it obvious? How would you repair a piece of metal suffering metal fatigue? A perished elastic band? A screw with a chewed head? These are trivial things compared to a human body and we haven't a clue how to rejuvenate them, all we can do is replace them. But how do you replace "a muscle" without surgically damaging the tissue around it? How do you keep "muscle memory" after doing so? How do you reconnect your replacement eye to the optic nerve? How do you replace cells like for like when there's tens of trillions of them in each person, and each cell is a machine a hundred trillion atoms complex? How do you target the cellular machinary inside one cell and find out that it's in need of repair? Is it 'pretty obvious' you can do so?

What does it mean to reverse aging? Younger me was smaller. Younger me moved differently. Younger me liked different foods and knew different facts. Younger me didn't have scar tissue in certain places, are you going to swap that out for normal tissue (how)?

It's pretty obvious that 'repair' does not undo the effects of ageing, it prolongs them - restored old cars are not new cars, they still need to be driven gently. People with plastic surgery don't look like young people, they look like old people who fell into uncanny valley.
GMail was invite only, limited signup for the first 12 months, which is what got people to move from Hotmail and Yahoo, the big ones.
What is not an extensive offence under British law at this point?
One shouldn't put money into "curing death by aging" without fixing society first; while birth rates exceed death rates, the world fills up and drains natural resources etc etc. There's a ton of problems that need resolving if living longer is to be a thing.
"Girl"? Seriously? Infantilising women is sexist.
That's what shell aliases are for. I use "gpm" for that exact command.
Then why not be happy dying and letting a different person exist in a different body?
I never get coding challenges anymore, and I doubt I'd be any good at them. But my CV says I'm a senior and I can talk like one for at least the duration of the interview, so it's never an issue. Then I start the job and after a few weeks I feel like a junior who knows nothing, but I keep working. And then I deliver some complex stuff and then I realise everybody else on the team is having the same struggles I have.
It is also true that a lot of time, the "low" framerate in Animation is also due to budget. But it is then seen has a artistic limitation and therefore is part of the final art.

I think having good interpolation technology *in the hands of the artists* is awesome: You can make buttery smooth animation for a much lower cost when you want. But you get to keep your full creative control over the timing and framing whenever you want it.
It is, in fact, a good question. The C standard library uses NUL-terminated strings, as it did since the design. And the language allows that anything in double quotes will be a NUL-terminated string.

But nothing stops you to store strings another way. There is nothing magic in C for this. Just use whatever layout you like.

You "just" need to re-implement any function manipulating strings in all of the C standard library. You can probably re-use the printf family with GCC using a non-standard approach:
https://www.gnu.org/software/libc/manual/html_node/Customizi...
And you need to write conversion of any library/program/kernel that expects NUL-terminated strings.

And there are libraries that do that, like https://github.com/websnarf/bstrlib (Doc and rationale:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/websnarf/bstrlib/master/bs... ). I've never seen them used in the wild though.
And that one plagiarized from this post one year before...?

https://michaelblume.tumblr.com/post/169525456166/tech-enthu...

Oh wait..maybe this one copied it from this other one in 2017?

https://notcaycepollard.tumblr.com/post/167952829352/tech-en...

We need a "git blame" for the web? :-)
Maybe old people living longer would make us finally create some mechanisms of power rotation instead of just patiently waiting for old power to die.

Mechanism that could be applied way earlier than old ossified out of touch rulers die now. And applied more merit based.
Why wouldn't any addresses known to be associated with Tornado be blacklisted to begin with?
Your definition of waste of time could be our "time to rest from all the work I have" or our "I need to talk about this problem, let's drink a coffee" or our "don't worry, this problem with your wife wont last forever" or our "happy birthday Mary!", etc.

This discussion is starting and is gonna be wild in a matter of months. The problem is not the solution you're trying to bring to the table. The problem is the ethical and how much human behaviour is needed in an office to be considered a business.
Wouldn't say importance, but I do recall a class where some of the different types of clouds and weather patterns were mentioned. Well, it was either class or a Discovery Channel program, back when they still did educational things.

These days it's probably curious youtubers mentioning these things. I probably underestimate how educational youtube and co are. Mind you, it's superficial knowledge at best, and with the rapid fire distractions going on, it'll be in the one ear and out the other.
I hate this word but it's about consent. If an 8 year old enables voice chat they're consenting to the shit that comes out of it. They may not fully understand what they're getting into, but that's a different issue.

perfect is the enemy of good here, the other poster is arguing that because it's not perfect and is easily circumvented that it will have no effect, and, as you said, we all know this isn't true.
As I understood it, it was to not let black do the formatting during CI builds. In local dev you’d let it reformat.

Even while it won’t break anything you want CI to be your safety net, flagging a local setup as being wrong is more valuable than magically autocorrecting it.
I'm still using the old way: "crontab -e" inside the same EC2 where I run the app. In case of failure I automatically send an email to me.
This is the easiest scenario in case you already have an EC2 for some other things that is already running.
Instead, from scratch (no EC2), I'd probably use Lambda.
This is good sales work, but far removed from knowledge work.

They need to be treated differently as your driver probably differs by miles from what drives my team of system developers. For someone in sales, maybe with compensation in the form of commission you have clear metrics every month. I can have guys sit around and think for a couple of months with the benefit of us staying agile and malleable two years from now. This is where the disciplines differ by a lot and must be treated and measured differently.
Lisp is not very functional at all.
In 2022 its influencers and fake news peddler which the oligarchs sponsor.
And not just that - for those still alive the dead person usually causes quite a bit of suffering! Death is really not a good idea for everyone involved.
I'm not having much luck selling my shower helmets either. I was hoping to get double sales on stairs helmets by selling ascending/descending models.
Turn off javascript then it is impossible, barring a shitty redirect.
New movies don’t use aws. Don’t believe the marketing . None of the big vfx studios uses the cloud as their main render farm, mostly for bursts .. it’s crazy expensive
No joke. «GitHub will forward access tokens found in public repositories to Tencent WeChat, who will notify affected users.» In other words, Tencent now has access to all of your public repositories.

Also, Github now has code recognise Tencent access tokens.
I don't think it's the reach itself, but the fact that we're trained to look in the side mirror before opening the door. And are generally aware of the fact that bikes exist. That last one is pretty fundamental in all aspects of traffic safety.
Interestingly the theory of restricting language to control thought has been debunked. But personally, I do think that our range of acceptable speech can impact our thoughts in more subtle ways both positive and negative.
The locator beeps are fine but the sound it makes when it is OK to cross would drive you mental if it was going off all night for no reason.

As the previous comment states it might be a good idea to simply leave the locator pings but only make the walk sound if the button has been pressed

Video of the sound for reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0cz1XW9QvE
Words have an effect, but you can choose how to react to them. You cannot be harmed by them unless you choose to allow yourself to feel that way. Your internal mental state is under your control.

If someone hits me with a bat with sufficient force, I have no control over whether my bones break or not. If someone says a mean thing, or something that could theoretically be interpreted as mean if you completely ignore their intent and context, I 100% have control over how I feel about that.
I use a Bluetooth pocket size printer for shipping labels, but I unfortunately couldn't do without my color inkjet, even though I only use it a few times a year.

I'm really hoping they come out with some kind of A4 size color thermal printer for all these one off use cases.

It's just paper with chemicals on it, it probably shouldn't be more than 20 cents a page or so if it were scaled up to be the dominant type of home printing.
Is your argument that the law specifically has language interpreting its goal?

Can you quote it please, because I find that surprising.
> So this will disproportionately endanger people walking at night--which is already the peak time for driver-inflicted fatalities.

Any stats on that? I thought that daytime tends to have more total incidents, but that is usually when the amount of traffic peaks too.

Edit: From https://www.lhd.com.au/lhd-insights/australian-road-death-st... it would appear that 3-4pm in the afternoon is the most dangerous time. Peak traffic and possible fatigue effects.
EU agrees to the largest carbon border tax – CNN Business
The High Cost of American Heavy-Handedness
https://web.archive.org/web/20221219220738/https://www.econo...
America Needs More Immigration to Defeat Inflation
What always made me giggle about BIPOC and it’s usage by the guardian is it made no sense. The white British are by definition indigenous to the island and more over everyone is indigenous to somewhere by the terms very definition.
I have a company with ~0 market cap and ~0 turnover. Funnily enough it doesnt have a full time accounting, legal team and IT team - those are all contracted out.
Can this really be termed as immigration discrimination? If everyone who applied magically got their green cards today, would it be a fair distribution?

The issues they and their families face are totally valid, but surely they apply to a larger body of immigrants of other nationalities too?
Cheaper hardware, faster CPUs, open OS platform.

In the end SGI tried to enter the Windows NT market with its own system that had a unique GPU with unified memory and also used SGI's own firmware instead of a PC BIOS:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SGI_Visual_Workstation

Despite the GPU, it wasn't competitive with cheaper, more standard x86 hardware.
Strong disagree. You present a very poor strawman (sorry, straw-person). Don't attempt to equate physical disabilities with what is effectively learned behaviour.

Academic institutions are increasingly places which attempt to police language (and consequently thought). It's a nigh-on puritanical drive to molly-coddle the overly sensitive and limit debate. And it's even more frustrating considering the fact that an academic institution is the place where young people should be exploring all viewpoints, not just what has been deemed acceptable by the elite or those in power. Also see: de-platforming.

It's telling that some of these are terms which have been used without issue for far longer than half a century. It's only recently that they've ever been deemed to be "harmful". I don't know, it's almost as if...the same word can have different meanings depending on its context!

You may say that this is optional and just a suggestion, but it's a short path from compiling a list of these terms to real honest-to-goodness compelled speech.
Better String Library (2015)
The Khasis: A Matrilineal Society in India’s Northeast
For those curious:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSp8IyaKCs0
I think they keep a low profile, being a private company and all.According to wikipedia they only had 360 employees (in 2016, that might be more if they opened up a hardware division. But the fact the numbers are from 2016 also underlines how it's a private, low profile company).

I think it makes sense for them to stay smallish and outsource projects to contractors. It's a nice change from SF companies who raise funds, then are beholden to investors who Demand that numbers go up - including number of people they hired. There's been a correction of that at least this year, with tens of thousands of people losing their jobs in highly funded IT companies.
As amateur cyclist, I must say: yes!
In 2022 there is no acceptable reason to not wear helmets: they are light, cheap and very well aerated, I barely forgot to have it on after few minutes.
Japan’s Major Turning Point on Defense Policy
I am in favor of inclusion, but if someone is being affected by the word 'user' in IT context, or 'white space' talking about text, the problem is not the language.
DAIN[0] is very popular for increasing framerate of videos, including animations. Examples:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IK-Q3EcTnTA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unRdyQYwL5k

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJFHg5UmqDQ

[0]: https://github.com/baowenbo/DAIN
Show HN: Tweet Generator
This is Common Lisp, which is multi–paradigm on purpose. You can write purely function code if you want, or go completely object oriented, or just write in a very straight forward procedural style. There are benefits to all of them, so the language designers decided not to force people into any one style. Personally I prefer code that is mostly procedural with a fair amount of functional code mixed in.
Whinger.
>I never thought of Valve as big enough to require contractors.

I don't think this is as simple as "require contractors". It's more along the lines of compensating specific people to work on specific things.