jkeisling/hacker-news-corpus-2007-2022 huggingface dataset:
I agree that higher-order induction might very well suffice. But just to clarify the author's argument on the point, our rational justification for induction -- as you have just done -- cannot be inductive, because there cannot be an inductive justification for induction, and therefore induction cannot produce knowledge (which must be justified).
In either case—assuming you run a VPC—you usually configure one or more NAT instances to allow EC2 instances to communicate with the internet (http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonVPC/latest/UserGuide/VPC_NA...). I suppose a bastion could do double-duty as a NAT, but in most cases you want one per availability zone to add isolation and redundancy.
I love walk-and-talk meetings. They're the only ones where I feel like I can really speak freely. That, and it's quite nice to take 20 minutes to grab an iced tea on a mellow 70* day.
I'm curious, is there anything like this for Android and calls to any Java system functions?

(it should be possible with XPrivacy)
I don't expect professional philosophers will contribute much either. But it's plausible that a philosophical advance (a new way of thinking) within an existing field such as computer science will lead to the breakthrough. Deutsch has claimed elsewhere that all great advances in science are like this. For example, Darwin's Theory of Evolution represented a fundamentally new mode of explanation.
Your explanation is a much more interesting story, so if you want to believe it, it's not worth me trying to respond with boring facts.
They're not really different things, it's about suddenly banning/criminalizing behavior due to slightly unrelated behavior.

Inciting a riot or storming the Capitol has always been disallowed/illegal, but now it's used as an argument to enact laws/policies to punish unrelated actions/tweets. We're in a situation where stating that you're not attending Biden's inauguration is branded as "inciting violence", and way too few reasonable people are speaking out about it.

The right screams bloody murder about it of course, but we don't listen to them any more. They don't listen to us lefties when we have reasonable things to say. We're quickly decending into a non-functioning society, and both sides are to blame.
>Appeasing the right has gone on for long enough

You should reflect on what that really means. You're segregating the population into 2 segments, which furthers the current problems the US is facing. Each side ostracizing the other.
Technically the corporations censor because it's profitable to do so.

The profit motive to keep trump on is gone, so he's gone
Does the 501.v2 strain resist vaccine antibodies as well, or only things like the antibody cocktail / convalescent plasma therapy?
You mean Social Progressivism?
No, it’s saying that it’s not enough of an improvement to warrant the gulf of work required to make it compelling to anyone beyond the few people who use it today.

We really need to move beyond this mindset where we think anyone will use an exact replica of an incumbent with some silver bullet tweak nobody actually cares about. It’s like thinking “Twitter but built with Rust” is compelling and getting mad at the sheeple when they couldn’t care less.
You're censoring AOC right now. Why doesn't your post contain one of her quotes? Stop censoring her
It can be made relatively pretty: https://web.archive.org/web/20100413124819/http://identi.ca/
I propose: Humantime.
Humantime means that you react as fast as person would give a crap about.
Some of the designs are advantageous even for speed and convenience. Modern roundabouts reduce intersection fatalities by 90% and increase throughput in most traffic conditions. They were much maligned as complicated and hard to understand when they started being built in the USA, but the rate of their construction is going up and eventually they will probably be as common in the USA as they are in Europe.
3M makes both tape that is absolutely clear in the Red Tartan and the Magic tape in the Green Tartan.
Terribly written and edited PRWeb article.

The real site is http://www.learntomod.com/
I'm not the OP, but my attempt through breaking down word etymologies would be something like:

ortho: rigid, straight, correct

doct: teachings, learnings

ic: of, or pertaining to

So orthodoctic seems to have the meaning of "pertaining to rigid or correct teachings".
I've had mine between two and three months. My writes are significantly lower than yours.\n

SMART/Health Information (NVMe Log 0x02)
Critical Warning: 0x00
Temperature: 27 Celsius
Available Spare: 100%
Available Spare Threshold: 99%
Percentage Used: 0%
Data Units Read: 8,424,532 [4.31 TB]
Data Units Written: 5,496,149 [2.81 TB]
Host Read Commands: 122,463,637
Host Write Commands: 59,624,967
Controller Busy Time: 0
Power Cycles: 200
Power On Hours: 60
Unsafe Shutdowns: 6
Media and Data Integrity Errors: 0
Error Information Log Entries: 0

I mostly stick to Apple applications because they seem to get much better performance, i.e. Safari instead of Firefox. Other applications that I use are Emacs, discord, mail, calendar.
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The test of a combat aircraft is in combat. Nobody will give a fuck what the programme cost or that it couldn’t do X if it gives you a decisive advantage in war.

It’s fashionable to hate on the F-35, but let’s face it: if the allies have to establish air superiority somewhere in the world, they will be using F-35s to do so, and I’m not aware that anyone has the platform to stop them.
This is entirely the wrong solution to a problem that doesn't even exist. In actual fact the problem is fonts are too small on my mobile devices so I'm constantly zooming in... why would I want my on screen text to start off a couple of pixels high?

Also, the whole notion (and seemingly a sub-trend of responsive design) of page content (fonts/images) scaling to try and maintain structure when the page is resized is naive to the point of being ridiculous.
40 years of legacy decisions can be a huge weight on a project, but reinventing a newer, rounder wheel has pitfalls as well. I'd love to say 'I want a modern version of emacs' (or, in my case, vim), but I'd be terrified that I'd end up with a TextMate2-style second system syndrome.

It looks like the GH guys have worked around this problem quite well, and I'm looking forward to begging, borrowing, and then just begging again if I get a chance to try it out.
You should note, however, that in OP's case his mother does have some amount of health insurance; her case would very much fall under "no person is without care." It's the fine print of how much care is given in which the problem lies, and there is a fundamental tradeoff here that all countries implement slightly differently. Is the U.S. at the Pareto optimum, if such an optimum exists? Almost certainly not. But there's no guarantee that any other country is at this optimum themselves.
“There is a class of colored people who make a business of keeping the troubles, the wrongs and the hardships of the Negro race before the public. Having learned that they are able to make a living out of their troubles, they have grown into the settled habit of advertising their wrongs – partly because they want sympathy and partly because it pays. Some of these people do not want the Negro to lose his grievances, because they do not want to lose their jobs.”

-- Booker T. Washington
Black soldier flies are definitely cool. You put eggs or small larvae in a bin full of food waste, and when the larvae are fully grown, they crawl out of the bin and feed themselves to your chickens:

https://www.hobbyfarms.com/black-soldier-flies-free-self-har...
If a Linux user suggested people to download external 3rd party software to make their desktop experience nicer they'd get absolutely blasted and be told that users shouldn't be expected to tweak stuff and download 3rd party tools. Why is this acceptable for macOS users?
Many areas can sustain goats but can't sustain agriculture. Goats can also eat stuff that is inedible to humans, for example the parts of wheat an corn that are not the grains. A lot of plant matter that has zero calories for humans has >0 calories for ruminants.
I have, but it's been awhile since I looked. My recollection was that it felt sluggish, but that might be a false memory. I think what it brings to the table is helpful, but not enough for me to warrant it's use. When I'm writing simpler queries at the command line, I'm usually well within my knowledge of the databases I'm writing for or would have to appeal to something like the table definition anyway... which as I recall I couldn't really do in pgcli (start writing, flip to the table definition, pick up where I left off).

When the sorts of things that pgcli does becomes most helpful is when I'm writing functions and procedures, but then the command line isn't well suited for that. That's where I'm finding something like DataGrip helpful: a database tool focused on development rather than administration. DataGrip has a lot of faults, but for the past couple of weeks I've been using it, it's been on balance a win.
It's not so simple - farmed fish produce a lot of waste in a very small area, which pollutes the water.

There are also serious welfare issues with fish farming - for example, horrible mechanical and chemical treatments of salmon to remove lice, high use of antibiotics, terrible life expectancy of feeder-fish (which are introduced to eat lice off of salmon), poor environmental conditions for the fish (largely because so many fish are packed into such a small area), high rates of disease (again largely because of high stocking density).
Signal is good, but it is slow. Telegram is the best!
27” 2k is acceptable, 27” 5k at 200% scaling is great. 27” 4k with 150% scaling ok.
I think Trump's legal team was completely incompetent

However to believe there was no legit legal claims in an election where the rules where being rewritten on the fly often times with no legislative oversight at all by governor executive fiat is completely delusional
I assume when you refer to 'serial link' you mean that you are using Rpi UART interface to communicate with the STM32.

I can see the convenience of using UART but as a very cautionary advice, hospital environments are electrically quite harsh in terms of EM noise. A serial line even a short one can absolutely suffer from interference.

You already made it relatively fail-safe with the heartbeat/watchdog but please consider upgrading your design to use comms with a differential signal, anything like CAN or even RS-485 in that Rpi/STM32 link would be a significant improvement.
Twitter was a mistake.
Absolutely. Touch typing is a game changer, not only because with practice, you can just think the code and see it appear on screen, but because you no longer have to glance at the keyboard and your full attention is on the code.
Couldn't agree more. There's nothing special about this country versus that country when it comes to inhuman behavior. I somehow am very disappointed at humanity. People who argue for peace, forgiveness and solidarity are often victimised - vide Socrates, Jesus, Gandhi and so on - and venomous populists are venerated as heroes.
I started switching away from Whatsapp about 18 months ago.

I decided to go for Telegram (although I use Signal as well).

So far, I managed to convert... 17 people. Out of approximately 1200. It is a lost case. WhatsApp is practically everywhere.

Damn.
I don't think anyone has a problem with make. The thing you need to replace is autotools.
This seems weird - the hardware has no notion of processes, that's a construct implemented by the kernel. It can enforce a separation of privileges between kernel and non-kernel, but that's about it.

Hardware gets a flag that says "am I in privileged mode now?" and it does not (and fundamentally can not) know to whether the currently running code belongs to process A or something else, or to whom a particular memory region belongs - as far as hardware is concerned, there's no "whom" at all, that's an abstract construct arbitrarily introduced and maintained by the OS.
And the mafia connected taxi regime isn't sociopathic?

The government granted a cap on drivers to guarantee its buddies got to earn a lot of money off the backs of taxi drivers.

Here in NYC, drivers rent a medallion to be allowed to drive. They start off the day in the hole.

If we're going to judge Uber for breaking this monopoly, let's also turn that same critical eye on the monopoly it broke.
People can break this dynamic by just going ahead and sharing their salaries: https://jefftk.com/money

At least in the US, employers aren't allowed to keep you from disclosing your compensation.
https://famicoman.com/2018/06/28/emulating-a-z-os-mainframe-...
No they can’t, refer to the documentation on cookie flags and attributes like httpOnly: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Cookies
My guess is they had stock grants whose value went up as the share price rose. As a result they were being paid more than their level and performance rating would typically dictate and to sustain that level of pay they would have needed a promotion. When that didn’t happen, their pay fell to what their intended pay grade was, but in relative terms it amounted to a pay cut.
I've been puzzled by the same question (as a reaction to the same ads) and it occurred to me that it may be simple math:

If the likelihood of buying by someone who already bought the item is 3% and the likelihood of buying by someone else is 1% (simply because there are many more people in the second category), which group would you focus on with your ads?

Personally, if I like an item, I'll recommend (and gift) it to my family and friends. I can think of at least 3 items that I bought for myself, liked and bought for someone else that are normally more of a long-serving items (like a tea kettle or a vacuum).
>I am for banning terrorists, pedophiles etc.

Who is a terrorist in your opinion?

Pedophiles? Pedophilia is the sexual attraction to prepubescent children. It isn't anything more than that. Puberty normally begins from 9-11 in girls and 10-12 in boys. All the research done to date has shown that pedophilia develops in the womb, hence people are born this way. No different than homosexuality. Also, most pedophiles don't molest children and most child molesters are not pedophiles. The molestation is usually done because the person has access and control over the child, not necessarily attraction to the child.
- "joined the company after college in 2015"
- "In high school, I spent time homeless and in foster care, and was often ostracized for being nerdy"
- "What I found was a surrogate family"

Many of us got burned earlier in our career, one way or another. But coming from a truly difficult background, would have meant it was even harder for her to see behind the veil of "good company".
I agree about rule number 2 although that has seemed to have changed a bit more recently with the banning of Trump and other extremely popular right wing social media users from multiple platforms
I think the ideal recipe website starts from well known dishes where each recipe is associated as a variant of a famous dish. There is no true Swedish meatballs recipe, so the heading "Swedish meatballs" should not have a recipe, it should have several. And then some kind of rating system should bubble the best ones to top.
How typically cynical of human beings, a wondrous technology comes a long that can free mankind of tedious work and massively improve our lives, maybe even eliminate scarcity eventually and all people can think about is how it could be bad for us.
https://www.activelambda.com/ - ActiveLambda empowers your team to have access to aggregated data from multiple providers, with custom permissions and no coding knowledge required.
> reinforced

Agreed. I'm ~15 years in, and so even though I didn't come across any new ideas here, it's very helpful to hear what a 40 year vet thinks are the most important signals and try and harden those paths in my mind.
It's not just "some out of date bits", 90% of this post is ridiculously outdated.

Making an end-to-end encrypted web app with WebAssembly, WebCrypto, Service Workers and free TLS by Let's Encrypt is totally viable nowadays. Also, the Web userbase is largely using evergreen browsers like Firefox and Chrome.
You can assert that, but where is the evidence? Tracking exists today and I never see ads relevant to my large American city. I see the same gross out earwax scams as everyone in the world.
How is it #1 though? It seems to have come out of nowhere.
The author seems to be making the mistake of conflating accounting profit and economic profit.

After 4 months of work, he has achieved accounting profit, but I speculate he's pretty far from economic profit ($5,000 for 4 months is likely far less than he'd earn as an employee). Moreover, the idea doesn't seem interesting or large enough to actually grow into an economically profitable venture.
So nicely written. Rumspringa is a practice observed by very few Amish sects, and has not been shown to increase happiness in its participants.
Couldn't read the article, but based on the hostgator 500 page, I'm going to guess you're doing it wrong.
Yeah, it was a difficult decision to remove types - I'd gotten myself into a corner trying to tack on dependent types, and it just wasn't happening. My bet is that unlike most of the un{i,}typed languages out there (most of which I'd categorize as lisps and smalltalks), tulip provides tagging and destructuring that allows the programmer to maintain some level of control over the polymorphism. Tulip will panic at runtime for non-total functions, but ideally you'll have the tools necessary to keep the panic as close to the problem as possible.
I remember it, but I didn't work on it. Rings was the game that Jason and Andy had most recently shipped (via EA, I think) when I met them.
Please consider making your blog and landing pages static sites. They'll handle load like this much better (the site is currently 500ing), and will be cheaper to operate as well. I did a little write up here, but you can also just google "build static website": https://eager.io/blog/build-static-websites
I think any project is a good one - service a purpose. I have been writing small programs to fill my needs for like 3 years, improvee them and share with my coworkers, you can use github for a lot of stuffs i.e. I have my webpage code in github there are no real constraints here.
Make for building — interesting.
> Huh? Why would you stay inside

Well in the full article they talk about the constant hard winds that sometimes shatter windshields and such. Also the poster who grew up there mentioned the constant rain that gets wind-blasted in your face. And so I'm thinking about somebody who was never accustomed to these things suddenly moving there because they seek some solitude.
Might not be as great as she/he imagined, that's all.
Thanks!

It has been some time since we ran the profiler on the Ruby code, but AFAIR it was doing a lot of parsing; also it extensively used a logging gem that was dumping Ruby objects to strings. We could have just used another logging library and rewritten the parsing code to C, but when we checked the numbers the potential improvements didn't seem good enough.

Erlang probably would have worked too, but we already had some code in Go.
Almost all torrent sites.
Generally, "data" sites which people love to scrape and think that Tor is a good tool for that
No subscription needed for this games, but ofc. these games contain virtual ingame currencies.

50$ voor 7000 suns, which is also the max price of an item according to the Play Store page.

As such, I don't perceive these games as "kids friendly", ugh.
> You only give a negative example for telling the boss.

I gave the only relevant example I had, which happened to be negative [it actually worked out extremely well for me but that's another story] and cautioned the OP if they thought that was a possible reaction they're better off waiting and giving two weeks once they find something.

If they know their boss better than I did (we had only worked together a few months) they may be able to gauge the response better than I was, which is why it depends on the relationship.
I think his point isn't that politics are being discussed on a private platform, it's that the most up-to-date, official communication channel of the President is an account on a private social network instead of on government-owned infrastructure.
Have to keep in mind that WhatsApp's customer base is not the western world, but mainly growing economies like India and African countries. WhatsApp recently rolled out Payments feature in India. In fact WhatsApp for Business is pretty good for SME to conduct business in India. Some of the shops that I went to India has paperless receipts and digital payments thru WhatsApp and UPI. They ask your WhatsApp number by default and sends you the receipt on WhatsApp. I find that very convenient as a customer. The horse has left the barn. Good luck asking people to switch to Signal or Telegram there. Switching to others will only help in making a political statement but wont help in mass adoption at least in those countries.
What monitor do you have exactly? Looking to potentially get one myself.
So the solution is more crises.
I am forced to use the ISPs in my area due to only 1 or 2 alternatives. This is not the case with online communication.
Oh, I thought we were talking of Republicans invading a Federal building. If I'm off-topic I apologize.
And I probably vectored off too much on that one. Letting off steam. Sorry!
I used to work with Dan Luu, and he's a far better social media writer than he is an engineer.
>"The "bug" here is getting caught."

Furthermore Apple implies that they uncovered the but themselves.

The reason the iPhone stores so much data is a bug we
uncovered and plan to fix shortly (see Software Update
section below). We don’t think the iPhone needs to store
more than seven days of this data.

Again, Apple's use of language is interesting. The phrase, "the iPhone needs to store" is based on functional criteria rather than the economic value which can be garnered from storing and datamining the level of information currently gathered in the crowd sourced database.
Wow: Chrome supports marquee tags
Indeed. It's like asking "Will I be expected to sign a prenup?" on the first date.
I suspect this is not only pertinent to AT&T; T-mobile and presumably other carriers have similar short codes for sending alerts. For T-mobile, at least, the URLs all generally appear to have the same root domain (t-mo.co), but that does not obviate the need to do some initial trust-checking to verify that t-mo.co is a T-mobile domain.
There are tons and tons and tons of reasons (tons) to be against the porn filters. "The government is going to tell people I looked at porn in order to assassinate my character" is one of the most far-fetched and ridiculous ones. If the government is dead-set on assassinating your character, then first of all, you have a much more serious problem on your hands than a lack of pornography, second of all they have far more effective tools at their disposal than "Hey, so-and-so, (maybe) wanted to see a boob once".
OK, how do you expect people to farm and ranch if you don't allow farmers and ranchers to live on their land?

You can solve one problem by mandating universal veganism and banning the keeping of pets which are obligate carnivores (cats, mainly), but that just increases the demand for farmers and farming.