skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The difference is one of justification: we accord "natural" rights to human beings on the basis of the belief that every person is valuable and deserves certain protections and opportunities (e.g. a right to life, a right to education). Non-natural rights are instead determined on the basis of the belief that they provide an on-net benefit to the general welfare, even if not every person needs them or benefits from them.
White supremacist changes beliefs after taking MDMA for a study
great series, probably the best way to learn Latin. there's also some nature method courses for French, Italian, English, and German that you can find online if you google hard enough (search for "X by the nature method")
I hope I'm wrong but I don't think this will end well for him --- and clearly no one really cares about that.

"Employees" are just disposable cogs in the capitalistic machine --- and this only further illustrates the point.
Yes, I don't mean that proteins (or fats or carbs) don't exist, or that they are not a meaningful class of substances.
Let's say you are making a feature which will call into an external API, send an email based on the response and then also write something to the DB.

How do you ensure this actually works and for example emailing isn't broken accidentaly by a future refactor?

Of course that you can and should test each individual component in this scenario, but at some point you need to mock more than "the thing that does requests" and check if it click with other components.
Thank you but I know how clickbait works and I prefer my hacker news without it.
I'm sorry but what? I replaced my previous mobile (OnePlus3) because of the battery - after about 4-5 years it became quite difficult to get through the day on single charge, and in the world where everything is getting more "electronic" (tickets!) it became a problem.

Yes, id didn't have newest 5G, but guess what - my new phone has it yet I don't have coverage. Storage could wear out but are you really doing load IO test on it? screen burnin/crack... maybe if someone is glued to the phone "24/7" and doesn't take care of the device... but as I said - using good policarbon materials (including for screen!) would get rid of this problem mostly...
C is also used for sounds that sound like “ts”; you can’t make that sound with an s or k alone.

Sidenote: I see that some transliteration systems make Q represent “ch”.
I mean for async assigns specifically. I did something like this in the past and had some troubles with render_click returning the html before the async update completes.
Related from 2022: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32249465 ("The History of ‘Ampersand’ (2020)", 178 comments)
in many fields, it'd be the largest sliver. perhaps, in general, it'd be fiction collapses and non-fiction grows?
UCLA Says We Can Hack the Ocean to Store Carbon Dioxide
I am actually much more fun now --- after dropping out of corporate America 25 years ago.
A small portion. The US is the world's #2 manufacturer. The US military spends less than $100 billion per year on purchasing military hardware (and the US exports less than that annually in an average year).

Lockheed's sales are smaller than Tesla's. The military industrial complex would fit into Apple's pocket.

Granted, the war in Ukraine has temporarily bumped up some export/trade numbers (2022 saw a big spike, around 50%+).
what kind of a person would voluntarily give their DNA to law enforcement? we really need to make people trust the government less
It's not hard at all if you do initial bloodwork to establish baseline estradiol. After that and depending on the results the TRT regime should include an estrogen blocker to negate a rise.
Ask HN: Has Google search switched to infinite scrolling for you too now?
It seems google search has changed to using infinite scrolling for me, an incredibly annoying change.

Has anyone else got it? Is there a way to get the old pagination back?
Helix[1] is another editor which heavily borrows from kakoune’s “selection then action” paradigm. The editor is very good, but still in heavy development, so it lacks plugins and has the occasional rough edge.
[1] https://helix-editor.com
If you mean a developer with deep and recent experience on the exact tables your query will use, then yeah, this one won't do that.

But if you mean any other kind of experience or expertise, you are wrong. Those do not correlate with how a person assembles a query.
The gitless vs git section is lacking. I can see the diffrences, but you're not making any claims that it's better. I don't really know why I should use gitless from this page.
I have a similar disposition. I no longer get invited to parties.
There appears to be major issues, either with ISP or with DNS for particular websites.

xfinity customer here.

github
twitter
battle.net

to name a few domains I'm having problems accessing.

Works fine on my mobile device so it seems to be ISP related for me
Business Software Alliance

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_Alliance
Yeah, human psychology is the real philosopher's stone, huh? Make people feel like it's valuable and it becomes as such. If Graber's work is to be trusted the review of the development of gold as a token of exchange has little to do with its innate properties, and more to do with the fact that the state institutions demanded taxes be paid in said tokens.

Intriguing.
Last time a VT-d VM escape was discovered in 2006, and it was done by the Qubes founder: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Pill_(software).
> You touched on a disturbing point. People like to imagine that some govt will wield to indoctrinate the populace, but it is more likely this kind of tool would be used for marketing or advertisement.

Many people imagine companies indoctrinating the population but we are brushed off with "the first amendment only applies to the government" and nonsense about how companies and platforms don't have to uphold free speech because they're not the government, they don't owe you anything, and if you don't like it find another company to do business with.

It's definitely disturbing how people will give corporations leeway to inflict harm upon society because they're not the government.

My point with this comment is that companies already use censorship to create a false narrative of the public opinion so it shouldn't surprise us that they'll use AI on top of that to achieve the same goals. They won't even have to censor people if they can create an infinite on-demand stream of content that supports the narrative they want to push.
Batteries should last for years more than previous generations. Battery life is so good I only charge at most once a day.
So, you're saying the answer to your own question was "basically all iphones"?

I think the new law would basically mean the end user doesn't have to deal with glue now at least.
This is a machine that would benefit greatly from remote control. Dont even simulate the cockpit, just give the operator a birdseye view of the situation and prompt for decesions, the machine just executes it most efficiently
If I didn’t have dyslexia before, I do now after seeing the awful attempts to make specific sounds stand out.

> Any advantage of the I.T.A. in making it easier for children to learn to read English was often offset by … being generally confused by having to deal with two alphabets in their early years of reading.
I'm sorry but the Realtor code of ethics is BS. I've read what Realtors are bound by and I've found those folks doing shady things. Like a common practice is for a Realtor to not mark a property as pending before it goes contingent. This allows the Realtor to pretend to potential clients that the property is still for sale and can drag it out in case something like an inspection causes the pending buyers to back out. I found one Realtor in my area that never issued a Pending update to any of his properties and submitted it to the Realtors Association as abuse. In their own language an agent has to update the status within, last I checked, 48 hours. They completely ignored me. When I brought up sharing this with local news outlets as a common, and shady, practice they said they would "look into it". They never responded beyond that. Being a Realtor doesn't mean you know anything about legal contracts or are able to inspect a home properly. It's a self serving organization that's sole focus is on revenue. Not the buyer and not the seller. There's very little, if any good that organization brings to market - that is unless you're a fan of monopolistic organizations that will do anything to keep out competition.
Some probably did, the same ones that addressed their dad as "pay-ter".
> For example, one thing we were told when choosing to write in a lisp was that we’d have problems finding developers. It turned out to be true in that we received fewer applications, but compared to the same process with a more mainstream language, I’d say the applicants were on average of higher quality. So by the final step, we were approximately considering the same number of résumés in both cases.

I can echo this statement with Rust. Same story. Our comparison was Python to Rust. Same app. Big leap, i know.
æ (æsc/ash) was a letter in English, too, but, like &, stopped being one even though it continued to be used (as a ligature).
Can't recall any Asian character from the game though.

Time for an "Asian babes" mod I guess.
Power corrupts with 99% of the people.
Yes, and a bunch of other things (look at hard drive content), however everyone should give them a pass since they recreated arguably the most important computer in history for developers and enthusiasts. With an emulator, there is always a question if your software would have worked the same on the original device, or if the game experience is exactly as it was intended to be. Now I have a way to check if my code in fact runs on a real 8088 and CGA.
Yes, as always.
The data links can be hacked or jammed that’s why they use pilots
Spanish also treats multiple-letters as letters in their own right, doesn't it? And Dutch with ij.
Or you know, it being the standard work process for police these days apparently, so they can pat themselves on the back and go home early: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obCNQ0xksZ4
Always thought there was a good use case for something like this, but as some embeddable library. If you have some software project that shouldn’t require a technical understanding of version control from your users, but should be able to handle version naming and collaboration, you might want something that abstracts away some of the messier parts of the git workflow and touches the file system less. (no merge headers injected in files for example) Bonus points if it just works over git so users could host it wherever.
That seems reasonable to me, even today. Am I off-base?
Be careful on using video quality for the metagame, one of the videos is full colour, high-def, 50Hz but has squaddies in WW2 uniform: it's enhanced footage from 1945
> Simple commit workflow

The first point explanation is not so simple

Though I will love the independent branches, not have to stash everytime moving between branch.
There are are a lot of "folk theorems" in mathematics, and things which are simply considered obvious or common knowledge relative to a conjecture in question, without anyone being able to actually cite a proof for that. Mathematical proof is really just for convincing other mathematicians, there is no need to prove things which are considered obvious.
Was Brendan a white nationalist or white supremacist? The article cited him as being the leader of a white nationalist group, but then used the phrase "white supremacist" throughout the article, so it's a little unclear what his original starting point was.
Interesting, I didn't think to try mobile, that actually works for me too. Twitter seems to be fine for me on both mobile and desktop.

Edit: actually seems like twitter isn't refreshing with any new data on desktop
Thanks, I hadn't heard of that.
The reason I’m inclined to accept this narrative is that not only have I not seen any plausible alternative etymology, there is no alternative etymology available period.
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The F-35 is no different from other combat planes in this regard. Slower and lower G than the F14 actually...
no updates in two years:

https://github.com/gitless-vcs/gitless

and no Windows support. no thank you.
Making sure a rear cover has snapped into place is much less prone to failure than acquiring tools and applying heat to a glued on rear cover, de-soldering/disconnecting a battery and evenly re-applying and heating new glue.
Long-distance wi-fi with Steam Deck server
Perhaps for usage as an escaped form of `,` in comma separated value tables? Although good question why it's in the HTML spec, pasting raw csv inside of an element and then needing to read it back seems like a rare use case.
i have no problem saying f*ck putin or f*ck biden (or f*ck trump) as long as it is in the same sentence

Some folks are caught in purity spirals. Your basic problem (or at least one of them, anyway -- from the content of your postings here, you seem to have many) is that you're caught in a Whataboutism spiral. Which is just as debilitating, but you don't seem to realize this yet.
Yeah iphones were premium/valuable enough that people would go through the trouble to repair them even if they had to deal with some glue.

With android phones the resale value/demand wasn't there (also due in part to bad software support lifetimes which would also need to be addressed) so they'd just get tossed/shelved after 2 to 3 years even if they were perfectly functional.
it’s not discouraged. people flag and downvote things they don’t like as well. the difference is that newcomers don’t have the ability to until they get a certain level of Karma.
I’m not going to argue that asset managers and trading desks have plenty of resources and that they can transact very quickly and cheaply. But having been on the inside of small and large asset managers for almost ten years, I can say there’s a lot of groupthink and rather brain dead behaviour to be seen on a trading floor.

Call me jaded but I’ve worked with both systematic and discretionary traders. The algos I’ve seen tend to be heavily overfit, and stop working as soon as they hit production. The discretionary traders usually have a tonne of gambler’s tics and have a bad habit of assigning narratives to market noise.

Most institutional traders aren’t the best in the universe. They just do dumb things faster and at bigger scale than day traders.
> I'm just personally grabbed by the question “what is virtue” in a way that’s hard to shake.

Personally, I'm with the GP here... I don't think you'll find it at the bottom of a (contemporary software engineering) employment contract.
It sounds like they are distributing the modified source code, so the only violation is removal of the attribution?

I don't know anything about Amazon, &c, policies, to know if what they say is true, or possibly a misunderstanding?
> Starting with UML to describe a set of classes or - worse yet - an entire system is lunacy and a massive red flag.

I don't think this is right or a well founded opinion. The whole point of any diagram language, including UML, is to provide the means to describe software projects in different views, including class diagrams but also component and system diagrams.

What do you think is the whole point of a modeling language?
ß is a ligature for ss, right? ſs
Good old 'che' and 'elle', that used to confusd so many non-Spanish speakers when they looked up words in Spanish dictionaries before these letters were disolved into their constituent parts 'c', 'h' and 'l'. Of course, that was possible because they are not technically characters, but letters that were removed from the alphabet.

Fun fact though, there is one character that was removed from the Spanish alphabet and the whole of Spanish orthography but remains in use in many others. Even better, this character actually originated in mediæval Spanish, so it could be argued that it wasn't removed: it was let loose!

That character is the 'ç', which is now so closely associated to French, but remains in use in other close neighbours of Spanish such as Catalan and Portuguese and has been adapted for use in many other languages: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ç
Business Software Alliance, a Microsoft-backed software licence enforcement outfit.
Ah, mondegreen

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mondegreen

I remember the Maxell tape ads (ibid) "Me ears are alight".

https://youtu.be/XEe0qqPAC6E
It depends on how you define it, but the number is small. The combined global revenue of Lockheed, Raytheon, and General Dynamics is only ~$170B. A significant fraction of that revenue isn't weapon related e.g. General Dynamics owns Gulfstream and other commercial aviation businesses.

No matter how you slice it, the answer is going to be a fraction of a percent i.e. quite small.
...unlike the 14 year old who isn't allowed to go to parties.
Is he required to work in the office min 40h per week?
> The first Reddit drama was when Paul Graham was caught having a sock puppet account to defend his arguments :)

Do you have a link to this thread?
Minimize alcohol intake, maximize sleep efficiency, stabilize and simplify diet, and engage in physical exercise. As unmagical these things sound they have been shown to help keep your natural testosterone production at its best.
Exciting video chat on Apple Vision Pro & Microsoft Developer Conference highlights
The diagonal sharpie was taught to me day 1 by my prof at the time. FWIW.
This happen a lot (read: too often). That is, speaking to features instead of calling out benefits.
Is that worse than high-school?
A Real Pairs Trading Strategy
A.I. human-voice clones are coming for the Amazon, Apple, Google audiobook
Agreed. He reads his own audiobook and it’s incredible. I keep going back to it.
I makes me want to build a library of books that aren't available in a digital format
lisp is from the 60s

python is from 91
> If you think creating a new form factor that others want to standardize means pushing boundries, then no.

I'm not sure your opinion is well founded. Take a cursory look at Amazon,and search for mini PCs. The bulk of all the offers follow one of two form factors, ASRock is nowhere to be found.
Probably because if you wanted to write something like SQL, you would write it in SQL, and if you want to write C#, you write C#

Linq query syntax is just dumb
Real-Time OLAP Databases and Streaming Databases: A Comparison
The modern real-time data stack has gained significant popularity in recent times. Systems such as Apache Pinot, Apache Druid, ClickHouse, RisingWave, and Apache Flink have been widely adopted in companies' data stacks. However, there are still some areas of confusion when it comes to this emerging space. During my conversations with customers, I frequently encounter the following questions:

* What is the difference between stream processing and real-time OLAP?
* Why do I need stream processing if I'm already using an OLAP store?
* Are RisingWave/Flink competitors to Pinot/Druid/ClickHouse?

These are excellent questions, and I enjoy personally explaining my perspective on the modern real-time data stack to each individual. However, in order to reach a wider audience interested in data engineering, I have written a blog post on this topic.

In summary, stream processing and real-time OLAP databases differ significantly in their design, implementation, and use cases. Stream processing is better suited for monitoring, alerting, and automation scenarios, while real-time OLAP is more suitable for interactive and exploratory analytics. Incorporating both types of systems in your data stack may be beneficial for your overall data processing needs!
The alternate question is "why are these 26 characters the American English alphabet?" It's fairly arbitrary, a collection of historical accidents and changes in orthography.

And it's incomplete. You can't really write American English with just the usual 26 letters. Ñ and the ʻokina are proper letters and necessary for writing a bunch of American words correctly. The various kahakō are helpful too but they are treated as diacritics and not full fledged separate letters.
Kids need to graduate with five things: College credit, industry certifications, state occupational licenses work experience, and references.

That's what Career and Technical Education (CTE) does.
Procurement of weapons and systems cost $136 billion in 2022 and $107 billion was spent on research and development of weapons and equipment.

[1] - https://www.pgpf.org/budget-basics/budget-explainer-national...
Open Source Benchmarking Tool for Vector Databases
The "patterns" in dark patterns doesn't mean they're an emergent property of the system. You test whether a change improves a metric in A/B tests. You avoid accidental dark patterns in the change like you avoid bugs that cause accidental data loss in the change: you think carefully about what you're doing, maybe a reviewer looks it over, and so on. This isn't perfect, but nothing is.
Unbelieveable
In the early 1970's, I saw the & appear in some of our older alphabet books. The absolutist child in me tried to work out if that bit of archaic data was authoritative or not.

Those books were likely printed in the 1950s.
The hardware is limited by the meatware that must fly it. An autonomous fighter aircraft should be able to thoroughly outmaneuver a manned one.
Cloudflare and Porkbun.
Yes, I am in the waiting list. It does come close. I have the previous version which is a great keyboard, but just not there yet in the mix between phone and ultra-portable. I have high hopes.
That's gonna be hard to piece out. Defense industry spending is usually grouped with aerospace, and furthermore defense industry contracts include a loooot of stuff that isn't weapons manufacturing - maintenance, random near academic style research, stuff that isn't even weapons (like... furniture and random supplies and shit), as well as labor or even pmc stuff.

So you can probably figure out hard upper boundaries, but determining the percentage that is weapons even of just that industry will be difficult.

If I had to WAG it, I'd say easily it's less than 10% of a single individual large industry (like gasoline or cars or whatever), so probably well under 2-3% of total industry.