skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This really is nice to have and a sibling comment has already linked to DriveDroid, the solution I'm using for this.

Back in the CyanogenMod days, I had an even better setup: there was an app that also let you emulate a USB keyboard and mouse, so I could, with some command-line trickery, boot a computer from an ISO on my phone, then use that same phone as a keyboard and mouse/trackpad, including in the BIOS.
A coping skill for people who are hard of hearing is to dominate a conversation (hear their own voice) then step away before they are found out. Perhaps that coping skill is used in other situations where someone is coping hard about their perceived (in)ability to connect with others.

I can't tell enough from your comment to see if you found any characteristic other than they talked more than you preferred in a conversation.
Congrats on the achievement! Can you elaborate how you reached that revenue?

How do you make money? Are there Pro features? Ads? Hard to tell from the website.
Was submitted already 12 years ago but got no traction: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4202529
Controlled Foreign Corporation: a non-resident company, fund, institution or other entity in a low-tax country that is at least 50% owned or controlled, directly or indirectly, by resident taxpayers.
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Some people want laws for everything.
Whats wrong with tkinter? You're negative experience can't possibly be the standard by which 15+ years of productive use of it is to be discarded .. perhaps you haven't learned how to make beautiful UI's with it, but some of us have ..

You can easily go from Figma -> tkInter code -> app, too.
Isn't LEO a defined set of parameters? Read: finite space. So, it wasn't that populated. Now? Oh buddy.

Numbers are funny without contextualization. Far more potential impact today while dropping the scary fraction
Ctrl-F "networking", cry, close page...

See also: https://github.com/cplusplus/networking-ts
Long wave is a frequency band just like medium wave. Amplitude modulation is used on both; it's the same technology, LW needs much larger antennas though. FM is often used to refer to a frequency band, but that is actually called ultra-short wave, and frequency modulation is used on it.
This is true but I don't think it meaningfully checks the president, because the pardon power is also absolute and unreviewable, and does cover courts martial (as we saw in the Eddie Gallagher case). Military personnel are not required to follow illegal orders from the president, but if they do they won't face legal sanction.
yeah, those do sound like more likely causes

as for diving, it's more about holding your breath for long periods of time repeatedly; look up national apnea teams
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You could set up a PXE boot server on the android phone, then set up computer to boot off it.
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This is what I'm talking about.

That story was painted as a Russian hoax by federal agents who knew better. It was systematically suppressed on corporate and social media, and the people who were telling it were smeared. All right before an election that was extremely close.

And here you are saying it wasn't a big deal.

Besides, Joe Biden is currently incredibly complicit in atrocities and war crimes up to and including genocide and ethnic cleansing. I don't hear many Democrats calling for him to be held accountable.

> Get the fck out with this both sides bullshit,

Settle down, we don't talk like that here.
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However also confounded with the rise very different forms of warfare.

Prior to ww1 there were limited periods where you would live on edge - if you have to march armies into position and have pitched battles (e.g. Waterloo) the soldiers have some warning and mental preparation time.

WW1 saw the start of widespread normality of living in trenches and never knowing when the artillery shell might kill you.
Survey finds public perception of scientists' credibility has slipped
I think Blender applies - it's risen from the ashes and is used in commercial productions a lot in recent memory.
The reason why I suggested 3.5 was to include a long line of compatibility with older versions of Windows. And, correct me if wrong, a binary compiled with / targeting 3.5 will still run on 4.8
It is mentioned that there is the Tetris Effect, which means you do an activity so much that they enter your dreams, thoughts ... etc. This happens to me as a developer, too. Especially for mind-bending stuff, like miniKanren, or first time learning Scheme, learning Emacs. I love that it has a name.
The USB stick will be forgotten or lost much quicker than the phone.
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>It’s not either/or. The psychological shit is real

Depends, because we had millenia of wars, even much more gruesome (but without explosions), and much fewer accounts of psychological shit. It was just a fact of life, and most people carried on.
I don't think they were deaf, they just like to talk and talk and talk with no actionable outcome in sight.
If Biden sends SEALs to kill Trump, do you think Democrats in Senate would impeach him? (Reminder, you need a 2/3 majority in that chamber).
The "that should block submission" is always one of the trickiest parts. There's a saying: "Everyone that drives slower than you is an idiot, and everyone that drives faster than you is a maniac." But it is true that going faster increases danger, and there is a speed that appropriately balances benefit against risk; but everyone perceives it differently.

The same is true of "code smell" issues: Everyone who asks you to change things is a pedant who's slowing down the project for pointless aesthetics, and everyone who pushes back against changes you've requested is a cowboy who is going to make the code harder to maintain in the future.

So in the paper, how did they decide whether a non-bug change "should block submission" or not?
You just have to cut the Russian supply lines, the situations are completely different.
Eh. At least based on the article, they don’t seem that abusive. The printer ink thing actually is, but as alluded to in the article, we’re in an age of fairly minimalist anti-trust enforcement (this is maybe _beginning_ to change; the EC has been getting more aggressive for the last couple of decades, and the US authorities finally seem to be waking up a bit, but it’s early days and from a low base). Even in an environment of robust enforcement you probably wouldn’t expect that this company would face difficulties, but the printer people might well.
The article says "The vast majority of blast exposure for Navy SEALs comes from firing their own weapons, not from enemy action."

Is it possible damage can be modeled with something like:

total_damage = incident_count * Impulse
- or -
total_damage = incident_count * Energy Density

It seems like the question of potential damage from small arms and personal weapons should be investigated.
>could be sued for the decisions he makes doing his job

Presidential immunity while in office as already established is not the problem. They would not have even taken the case if the established law on presidential immunity was the case. Lower courts already had that part covered.

Please study the issue even little and find out what the problem is. The new interpretation text gives "absolute immunity" for official acts.

Read Sotomayor's dissent to learn what changes.
Older steel helmets don't but modern IIIA-class helmets (e.g. ECH) do.

Kinetic energy is not an unsolvable problem, energy can be dissipated. The momentum is in fact the problem that can't be really worked-around (except spreading it over longer period of time) but the momentum of a bullet is low.

UPD replaced "impulse" with "momentum", lost in translation
How much money does Ukraine owe, and to whom
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>The reason that stuff works is because the issues are physical and not imagined

Psychological doesn't mean "imagined", just means "in the realm of thought". Your thinking is not "imagined", nor is the impact of decisions, ruminating, etc to you.
EDR = Endpoint Detection and Response, EPP = Endpoint Protection Platform. The main difference, I gather from Wikipedia, is that EDR mainly alerts, and EPP actually stops the attack.
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You forgot to mention that koalas' fear response is to climb the fool cuddling them with their 5cm claws while urinating clamydia infested urine into the wounds.

I would not cuddle one, but if you do for God's sake make sure it's in a proper zoo, there they sedate the ones for cuddling. Do not shout, or move suddenly anyway.
See also Nyctography [0]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nyctography
Like I tell lots of people, check out Jujutsu. It's a very Mercurial-inspired-but-better-than-it UI (the lead dev and I worked on Mercurial together for many years) with Git as one of the main supported backends. I've been using it full time for almost a year now.
I've been surrounded by guns most of my life, going out to the shooting range at least once a month, sometimes more. Range days are busy, with sometimes dozens of people shooting on the line at the same time. The range is open air.

I have some hearing damage (which I actually think is from somewhere else - we've always been anal about protection). Other than that, no other issues to report with myself nor my family/friends who participated with me in this hobby. Small calibre gunfire does not have a big enough shock/impact to really affect bystanders. Interestingly, I dislike shooting in an indoor range, because so much of the shot is radiated back to the shooter and bystanders. Where in an open air range that impact goes up in the air and away.

Risk of lead exposure is very real though. A friend almost passed away due to too much shooting in an indoor range with poor ventilation. After some serious negative personality changes and other related symptoms he was finally diagnosed with nearly acute lead poisoning. Lead bullets basically vapourised when they hit the backstop, so the dust that's kicked up is very nasty.
I would say not really, at least compilers are an essential component of a compiled language in my eyes. Javascript is transpiled, and I know you can say the same for all compiled also in a roundabout way.

Thinking about it only recently, Go fits in nicely with fast compile times for '
'builders' esbuild comes to mind. But Rust.. Crazy
Not one, but several large parties have been globally "imperial" for centuries.

Except if by international order we mean "the will of the stronger dogs imposed upon the whole world, with tons of mayhem and blood, but it's not done to white people so it doesn't matter"?
This is easiest to do by moving things far too fast, if I pick up a ball and 'flick' it with my mouse, then let go of the button and mouse, the ball ends up moving along further.

If you can't duplicate it, I can send you a short screen recording (I would just upload, but where do you upload <1MB binary files nowadays that isn't an ad-filled mess?)
We've all had "the box" at one point or another. You know, the one full of nightmare spaghetti. I may have one (or three) of those. I find its often easier to buy a new cable, rather than fight the spaghetti monster.
Because they swear loyalty to the US Constitution, not POTUS, and can refuse to obey unlawful orders.
Possibly the highest level of neuroticism I've ever witnessed through the written word. Holy Jesus Christ. A-grade rage-blog par excellence.
Nice connection! I thought i heard of this before!

I have found that MBTI is generally considered pseudoscience and survey nonsense that has small correlation to anything with the preference for "big 5" instead. This definitely decreases the "ah ha!" feeling I had when reading this article.

My understanding of the article is that this is not a giant framework to try and "categorize the world" like MBTI, but is a way to help the people who have difficulty communicating without being deemed "awkward" to think about the neuroscience and the strengths that they can focus on instead.

Maybe Ill look up any studies performed over P & J to see if it is correlated with anything other than "awkward" predictions.
The ruling also doesn't clearly define what is official, and that one must presume everything is "official" unless proven otherwise, and that anything "official" cannot be included as evidence.

Clarence Thomas even wrote openly that the concept of a special counsel is illegal.
>there were no laws or campaigns to allow harems or one man - multiple women combinations.

You don't need laws or campaigns, it happens naturally, due to the increased sexual selection availability. And of course, given that, why would men opt of harems (especially where they aren't even historically relevant to their culture)? They'd just have relationships on the side, jump ship and marry again, etc.
"competitive salary" can mean very different things to different companies in the Amsterdam area.

I wonder what the situation is like here. But given that the lead dev role looks to be on a CTO path, I assume compensation might be heavier in equity?
Fewer accounts - yes. "Carrying on" - well, maybe.

But the way you've phrased it implies a bit more and you should probably clarify.
Well, that's about time. Although, I'm pessimistic that the law can stem the current tide of research fraud, at least it's something.
The biggest difference is gate-keeping by peer review, which is quite random. Reproductibility is a meme in most fields.
I love the minimalistic UI and keyboard shortcuts - cool!
Because probably in the post-Jobs era there was nobody left at Apple with the balls to contradict Ive.

It's not the first or the last company in the world where people are afraid to speak up against their allmighty deity who's worshiped as the industry GoaT, because as companies grow older, new people are more concerned about becoming yes-men to the old guard to keep their job, rather than challenging the status quo.
> You can even publish papers yourself

It's becoming harder and harder because of APC fees :(
I disagree with the author a bit here.

You are paying for title insurance mostly to buy the expertise of a local title agent who knows how to look up things locally.

There is no national database that is up to date and trustworthy for this. To be even close to accurate, you need to check the source of truth for property deeds, transactions, liens.

You need to check various level of governments if taxes are up to date. If they are not, there may be an implied lien.

You need to check for financial judgements against the seller, which again may form an implied lien.

Divorces and similar issues mentioned in the article.

I am involved in an in-laws estate where a mom died without a will, a daughter was living in the house for free, and she and her husband had substantial judgements against them (hundreds of thousands of dollars). Resolution has involved the horrors of the surrogate’s court, multiple real estate lawyers, bankruptcy of the daughter, financial negotiations with her creditors and bankruptcy manager, surrogate administrator bonds, and repeated discussions with a bank holding a second mortgage against the property.

This has been ongoing for six years and is finally now almost resolved.

Most transactions will not have any of these problems. But you get title insurance - or run the check locally yourself, at least - because you have no idea who the seller really is and what they may have gotten into.
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Cyberpunk was supposed to be a warning, not a playbook...
Yeah, in fact such laws would make it less tempting (they'd mean those men would have to take financial responsibility and cater to the kids they spread, etc.). Whereas the sheer choice and ability to f... around more is way more tempting and naturally sustainable.
Misleading title. Original title:

"The rise in reported maternal mortality rates in the US is largely due to a change in measurement"

The original title may be too long, but it is very misleading to leave the "reported" and "maternal" Keywords out of it. A better title would be:

"A tickbox doubled the reported US maternal mortality rates"

But why not simply shorten the original title:

"Reported US maternal mortality rates rise due to measurement change"
Why would you do all that when there's databases engines?

I don't quite understand why programmers love minimalism more than reusing widely trusted and very easy solutions that are known to perform well.
If you joined while they were remote, you may stay so, but otherwise they are pushing for people to go back to the office. I guess they invested too much in real estate.
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The western sydney project is a no brainer. It’s being independently financed and run I think? Some mac banker saw and opportunity and ran with it
Now that's a game I wouldn't mind a rewrite of. Imagine Heroes 3 with a modern engine and modding available out of the box instead of people having to reverse engineer it just to keep it alive today.
> Wind turbines kill birds so wind farms are bad

I've read it more that "wind farms are not an unalloyed good", which counters something I do read.

In generaly, this example seems pretty weak. Trump might've exaggerated the number of this particular type of bird being killed, but by far more he massively underplayed the numbers of the total number of birds being killed by them. Seems as though people are reading a lot into this, when you could more easily read the opposite into it: Trump downplaying damage to non-bald eagles! Why!?
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> There is absolutely no reason for the majority of software jobs to not be fully remote in 2024

Except a lot of people enjoy coming into the office, of course.
Okay, so why say it? Why not mention breathing and eating as well, given we're already doing them?

In other words: why is it included?
Funnily almost none of the adjectives here fits what's described.
Worth mentioning that you don’t even need separate models to implement this. Dynamically loading LoRA adapters is much more efficient, and is the approach Apple took.
We've been working on the Web Codecs API for a few years now. It only handles encoding and decoding media codecs, ffmpeg does much more (container handling, filters and everything needed really).

Web Codecs can take a compressed media packet and get you the decoded image or audio buffer it corresponds to. Conversely it can take audio or images with timestamps and get you a series of encoded media packets you can then containerize (we say mux) and get you e.g. an mp4 file.

https://w3c.github.io/webcodecs/
Meanwhile your neighbours over here created a political foil in the shape of nuclear reactors and are coming in swinging for a presumptive election this year saying that is the way forward
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Your site is unreadable.
I was replying from the context of the grand-parent quote about "singular focus". :)