skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have exactly the same feeling. And remember at the time of the start of Dep that there was no consensus and a big hope that the final integrated solution will be more Goish than Glide. Very surprised by the begin of Dep. I don't believe that rsc and the go team didn't know since the begin that it will not fit sooner or later...
I would be on Amazon's side if their terms of service clearly stated "do not use this tool for law enforcement". Do the terms of service state that?

If this is used to misidentify someone and then that someone gets shot how will the folks at Amazon feel about that? To me failing to consider that and failing to act appropriately is reckless. It's as reckless as Uber turning off the Lidar and as reckless as Tesla using the road markings as a dominant steering method.

When you have to ask "how many innocent dead will it take?" do we not all think that something might just be going wrong!
But for actively maintained servers, could they not be configured to support TLS for clients that request it without breaking plaintext email for old clients? I'm trying to understand whether supporting old clients really means not supporting encryption features for up-to-date clients.
You've been to Spain?
I agree it sounds a bit “painful”.

But I think on the plus side it was very easy for you to reason about the tooling to get your simple solution going.

Thinking more of:
It is great that you can kind of apply “Dependency inversion of the tooling” without jumping to too many hoops to solve your problem.
It does not apply to Trump.
No, TSMC 7nm is slightly ahead of Intel 10nm. Not 3nm ahead, but still, better.

Also, one exists and the other is a broken hunk of silicon. That's the most important metric.
A 3d usage of osm for Real property:

https://www.bienici.com/annonce/location/orleans/appartement...
Sorry but that is not a valid comparison.

Movies are for fun & profit.

Medicine is for people's health / survival and profit.

You can live without the first but without the second you'll probably die soon and maybe painful as well (depending on the first fatal desease you contract).
I was just going to post this. I am trying to figure out what the issue is. There's definitely seem to be negligence (to my eyes) but even then are US mothers for some reason more risk (genetics, age, weight whatever) or the care level is 3 times, 6 times worse than other developed countries? Doesn't make sense for something so common.
Can't agree more. The quality of big brand chocolate is often worse or no better than the cheap copy. I'd go so far as to extend this to a lot of brands other than chocolate - footwear especially.
And some would argue the same for hospitals.
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> Not true. This might be happening if you are trying to host a server on your domestic internet connection, those IP ranges are usually banned in spam filters.

This is pretty much what "hosting your own" really means. Having SSH access to some virtual machine somewhere is much better than letting gmail read all your mail, but it's still isn't self hosting. You could still use the remote host as a mere relay, but it's still not ideal.

Real self hosting means having your box at home, sending and receiving mail directly. And that is effectively impossible. Self hosting is dead. I'm not sure how we could resurrect it.
Things have changed a lot across Europe over the past decade or so, with smoking in bars, restaurants, clubs and other public spaces illegal across much of Europe. Honestly, sometimes is seems like smokers are treated as a leperous sub-class (I'm not a smoker myself, just an observation).

Outdoors things are changing too - tax on tobacco is ever increasing, even if it's still relatively cheap in some European countries, and more people are conscious of the damage smoking does to their bodies. Additionally, a lot of smokers, especially in more affluent European countries, have switched to vaping.
Was it DJ Scotch Egg by any chance?
It this context, it is an advantage for men through. And maybe also for children, because a lot of what triggers "omg irresponsible" in women is actually fine.

The very same prejudice hurts men in different contexts - when good and cool things they do with children are attributed to their wifes, when they want more time with children, when they don't get chance to learn how to deal with young relatives because everyone keeps them away. When they are shamed for wanting to work with young children or presumed incompetent.
> Like any code which has network access, they can be dependent on various resources.

Online resources. So you cannot run them offline.
I'm using Mattermost in a small team but a web app that's taking hours to update seems like a problem with your server or network setup unless your team is so large that it was never designed for such load even with serious hardware thrown in.
The thing is, even before the tariffs were even talked about, things were already not looking good on the outlook of the global economy ("L" shaped recovery) and even in how the markets are trading on what volumes compared to the avg (at least looking at long ETFs, short/inverse etfs seem to be increasing their volumes over avg and notional outstanding).

I'm unsure if we'll see things change that much even after we see a correction (and back to higher trading volumes), unless I start seeing other modes of resource allocation successfully obsoleting presently entrenched modes.
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Your frappuccino would also be cheaper if it were made by slave labourers, chained to their workplace.

How about we pay people for work that they do?
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The Nash equilibrium strategy is mutually defecting -- not cooperating -- for Prisoner's Dilemma.

This is the so-called Tragedy of the Commons.
Just a reminder, mouth pieces for China does not speak the truth nor their actual intention. They are posted to lead you to think many will bankrupt, ( which they won't ).
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Yeah but I don't really know what to do about that, except for using a domain provider with 2FA.

And of course you're always exposed, I'm not sure why you'd mention that. It's no reason to just give up and do nothing.
I honestly don't remember, we're talking like 15 years ago or so. If he was using gameboys around that time it's certainly possible, there couldn't have been too many people doing it.
I’m 43, I don’t make $250k and I spent the past year visiting 19 countries with my wife and teenage son, working PT remote.
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The biggest advantage of English: no central authority or standard. You can invent your own neologisms/slang/loanwords at your leisure and it will spread virally if useful.
There isn't any cultural resistance to language change, the competition is for efficient/descriptive communication not adherence to 'correct/proper pronunciation'.
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Well, data lakes should just be metaphors huge datasets you download/collect/assemble so start by googling "How to build a dataset" and I'm sure you'll find more info.
i never said China would win, my point was the ripple effect it will have. These games could have major impact for the smaller mom&pop companies in both China and America. So in an effort to re-vitalize businesses it may in fact cause a lot of them to fold (as even medium businesses rely on the smaller one to provide a service)
relatedly there is some recent debate and discussion on gunpowder in india vs china

Indian Gunpowder – the Force Behind Empires

https://2ndlook.wordpress.com/2010/06/18/indian-gunpowder-th...

h/t

https://mobile.twitter.com/wiavastukala/status/1022469132871...
> Not true. This might be happening if you are trying to host a server on your domestic internet connection, those IP ranges are usually banned in spam filters.

As are many cloud hosts / VPSs. AWS, OVH, Digital Ocean, etc I've heard plenty of horror stories from people trying to run mail servers on all kinds of cloud platforms (and personally experienced issues on EC2 instances myself)
sometimes I wish I could just grab something to eat and perhaps an alcoholic beverage without having to shout.

Also the tipping culture in North America really needs to go. It's prohibitive. Just take a look at Asia. People eat out more because people are not tipped. Of course North America is expensive. So why not create a livable wage and happy staff? Oh right, food industry is cutt throat and low margins.
For anyone wanting to make music on Game Boy, check out LSDJ.

https://www.littlesounddj.com/lsd/index.php
I read and speak German, English, French and Farsi (Persian) fluently.
Or, putting on my optimist's glasses: learn enough English etymology, and you'll learn Latin, Greek, German, French, Italian, Hindi, Celtic, Klingon, ...
Even a non-humanities major can be reduced to reading 20 (technical) books at your own leisure.
Not really. I understand why website owners would like that, but it's simply not possible. In the worst case user will use mailcatch.com, aliases or one-time email accounts. No way you can check if the e-mail address is a "real" one. Fortunatelly.
I don't know, I love dogs but I doubt they are doing that much research on how well we understand them.
I will wait for an article published in a journal which at least has an Impact Factor. Cannot even find impact factor for the journal you linked to. And your central theme is invalidating western views while proving Indian supremacy, I will not lend any credence to your views and assertions.
What is your native language? Mine is Polish, for sci-fi I could not enjoy Stanislaw Lem translated to English. On the other hand I really enjoyed translation of H.P. Lovercaft to Polish.

I find Douglas Adams "Hitchhiker's guide to galaxy" lot less funny in Polish. There was also really bad (in my opinion) translation of "Lord of the rings" to Polish which tried to translate proper names, but there was different one which I read and left names unchanged.

I am just thinking how many experiences I am missing while I am not knowing many other languages. Now I live in The Netherlands and learn Dutch, I cannot properly enjoy literature even though I read books, but on my language level everything is bland and I see just words to be understood. So I don't get double meanings like I could already get while reading English.
That article "10.1257/aer.91.4.877" is available on Libgen, for instance. You can google for Libgen.
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I was referring to server-to-server mail exchange.

Yes, this is how my server is. When exchanging smtp with another domain's mx, if that other smtpd will not do TLS, it sends plaintext mail. For clients submitting mail via smtp with auth, such as thunderbird on my desktop PC, of course it does TLS1.2.
While you are correct to some extent, I do find German to be much more consistent in this regard.

In many cases this may just be due to English's distance from it's root (i.e. Latin, French). As it was pointed out below, "syntax" is also a composition of two simpler words - they just aren't words we know. In German, there are also loan words from Latin and French, but I do have the impression it is not to the same extent, and the German language is quite consistent.
I wish the search feature to be more straightforward. It seems to be trying to be smart about searching close matches but it just misses exact matches and when I really have to search some messages I have to search it with SQL in the database. It's not good when I can't tell my members to use the search feature when I know it's unreliable.

For instance, I try to search for "pass" hoping to dig out the password someone pasted and it shows results containing words like "wordpress" and "css" that petty much buries the actual matches even if they're somewhere way down in the result.
Really interesting, but I thought this was a bit weak:

> Alexander the Great dressed in robes, some “of crimson, some of purple, some of murrey, and some of orange colour velvet.” The translator is confident that “murrey” will be identifiable—it is a reddish purple, the color of mulberries—but he needs to add the noun “colour” after “orange” for its meaning to be clear.

I would read that as a list of things, each of which is a colour of velvet.
Trade isn't a Prisoner's Dilemma though. Moving from Tariffs to No Tariffs increases your country's utility even when your opponent is playing Tariffs.

So the Nash equilibrium is free trade, even though cooperation actually isn't the equilibrium in the Prisoner's Dilemma.
Karl Marx (Capital) “You are horrified at our intending to do away with private property ..."

Did a military underling write that?

Try asking anyone at all what their views are on a suggested policy saying "we will make it impossible for you to own private property!" It's delusional to imagine that such a program could not be accomplished without a totalitarian revolution.
How are gun rights limiting free speech exactly?
Well, you can still check MX record for the second "anything", that should be pretty safe, right?
The implementation of vgo (so simple) cannot be compared to dep. It can explain why it was more easy to just do it than spend time to explain. It's often like that in dev, when we find a simpler solution in our own code we just do it and throw away the old complicated one.
>17.5kya lanka was part of the indian landmass according to the article due to sea level differences

Any other independent source for it?
DJ Scotch Egg is a Japanese fella who doesn't mind crowdsurfing even when there is hardly anyone there. Even if the music isn't your cup of tea (it isn't really mine), just the person himself is worth checking out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1EpOqe-Ym0
Fellow German here. From a grammatical standpoint German is a really flexible language while English isn‘t. I only recently found out about it during my Latin studies (selftaught) and comparing Latin to German and English. The problem with expressing a thought in German might be a side effect of the ubiquity of English in so many fields: we are just used to think in English terms that it becomes a second nature.
I never understood why a TLD is a big deal in any real sense. If ICANN wanted they could make the whole web address a single string. No need for a separate TLD. It's like the filename's extension.
As a trademark, surely it would need to be used to identify the product as traded. aFAIK kitkat has always been sold in opaque packaging that doesn’t even hint at its shape. Just more IP greed :(
It's really interesting reading up on etymologies like that - thanks for the link!

This is what I meant about the meaning being obscured too much, so it has to be simply memorized as one chunk.
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It doesn't apply to China either.
Are you saying that engineering has no benefit to society?
Well sorry you can't use some chat app without internet connection, our bad.
>Intel is off by 4-5 years according to their initial estimates (in 2011) of hitting 10nm

In 2011 they were expecting 10nm in 2016. So it was not really off by 4 - 5 years. More like 3 - 4 years.

>TSMC's chief technologist said Tuesday (March 12).

Somewhere along the line TSMC's node naming no longer follows Intel's node naming. So that 9nm they mention is more like today's TSMC 5nm. So if you look at 2024 for TSMC's 5nm it isn't too far off. TSMC is planning to have 5nm in 2020. The 4 years speed up has been from heavy investment of Mobile SoC and industry scales changes that were not foreseen at the time.
Yes but they are getting rid of Straws so they can hide things like that if they wanted ;)
The AI hype also seems to lead to sub-hypes in certain fields. E.g. in the legal profession there is a new buzzword called "Legal Tech". The hope is that AI-driven programs will eventually transform the field. While I think this is certainly possible and will eventually happen, it is astonishing how few programs there are admit the huge hype and countless workshops and conferences about the topic. And while it is possible to compile a list of programs and companies on the market, from my experience most of them aren't actually really used in business.
True, but if all goes according to plan TSMC will have 7nm producing and shipping any moment now and ready for iPhone in September.
In Italian we have the Latin word "luscinia" (nightingale) that became "usignolo". -olo is just a suffix that means small, the interesting part is that at some point people started confusing the initial L for the article l'.
The Tragedy of the Commons has the same payoff matrix as the Prisoner's Dilemma. Its Nash equilibrium is also defecting (otherwise it wouldn't be a tragedy).

But when it cones to Trade, the Nash equilibrium for the people of the countries really is cooperation. The problem is just that the incentives of the decision makers aren't aligned with what's best for their countries.
My frappuccino costs exactly $0....

People willing to pay $5+ for 20oz flavored water are not going to stop going because the price goes up by $0.05...

Starbucks is already MASSIVELY overpriced to begin with
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Chinese literature is indeed very rich, especially the ancient poetries/verses, from Tang and Song dynasty. They are indeed the essential part of, not only Chinese, but East Asian aesthetics in general.
Surprisingly this sort of coverup is a common occurrence with any story/history that originates from Ancient India. And it's not just the Western authors who did this. Indian archeologists are to also partly take some blame. The best example is that of the submerged city of Dwarka: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVIsjx5X3QM

If it had been any other country, there would be lot's of excavations (example: Great Pyramids of Giza in Egypt) and in-depth study of the artefacts recovered. Strangely, most archeological excavations in India start with a lot of brouhaha and then die down almost immediately. Then rumours spread about possible cover up (with the involvement of Government officials in pilfering these historical artefacts and selling them in the black market).
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>> “the Mysorean, a prototype of British Congreve rockets used in the Napoleonic wars.”

The Mysorean is a prototype of British Congreve rockets? I thought the Brit’s adopted rockets ideas from the Mysorean!
I don't think you read or understood what I wrote. You were not routing through a smart host (third party SMTP relay.) This is your problem.

There is a specific reason I recommend doing so: the reputation of the sending IP address almost always overrides the reputation of the sending domain.

A smart host operated by a third party, such as Google: https://support.google.com/a/answer/2956491?hl=en , would have solved your blackholing issues because it's the third party's job to maintain extremely good reputation of their IPs sending mail. Most importantly, they have high volume of legit emails, and volume is key to maintain good reputation. Finally, even if you have a low-volume domain, your emails will benefit of the good rep of the smart host, and thus would not be blackholed.

I will repeat it again: if you host your mail server, you definitely should also use a smart host, and all the spam/blackholing issues disappear.
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Servers seem solid and there's also ejabberd but what about clients? I want clients that are stable, cross platform and does push notification and last time I checked, there were none.

Also, I don't like the fact that it's person based whereas mattermost (and IRC) are group based that also allows person based chat.
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I've never understood how a liberal education was supposed to enable critical thinking. In my experience, a STEM education enabled it, because while you can argue any point of view in liberal arts, you cannot pretend that the bridge you designed didn't fall down when it did. You're forced to deal with reality which doesn't care about your biases, fallacies, and dearly held misconceptions.
Oh god, get ready for the onslaught of endless thinkpieces on "What the failure of Moviepass reveals about the nature of Silicon Valley".
Well, the article got pulled, so I guess it was a pretty solid warning sign after all:

"Editor’s Note: This story was an opinion piece asserting there was evidence that hackers changed votes in the 2016 election. However, a number of statements in the piece are disputed by experts. As a result, we have pulled it down for editorial review, and will update it once that review is completed."
I am not in the camp of "consciousness is just a side effect" - I do think it's one of the relatively minor inputs to decision making. But that camp IS consistent.

> I think that anyone claiming consciousness is just a rationalization of previous decisions needs an explanation of why the brain is apparently aware of and able to make decisions (like writing about consciousness) that depend on the ability of consciousness to change it's behavior.

A different analogy might help: The consciosness is a computer screen that usually displays a simplified image of (parts of) what's going on inside the CPU and memory, or lies, or something totally unrelated. It is possible to take a screenshot, dump it to memory, process it with the CPU, etc.

The notion that "conscious thought" would change that screenshot is equivalent to the message "Whatever is written here affects the CPU" appearing on the screen. It just means that the message was displayed, not that it came from a source other than everything else did.

You probably didn't notice, but you are actually arguing for "freedom of choice", which is its own philosophical can of worms, and is not really compatible with our understanding of physics or biology.
Could someone ELI5 why smaller/denser feature size and layouts is the way we achieve higher and higher speeds? Is it mainly about efficiency and heat?
Just what kind of broken, corrupt soul puts the terms library and disruption in the same sentence and thinks "hmm, that makes sense"...
I haven't done it because of privacy concerns, but I am considering WGS through a lab then promethease instead.

I don't think understanding risk would affect my decisions much either, but I'd probably get familiar with the symptoms of things I have a higher chance of to be able to recognize issues earlier. If there are screenings available, maybe I'd start doing them a little earlier or more frequently than prescribed.
I read that as, if a die has 1:6 chance of success, ML has a 1:7 or worse chance
Be interested to see a link to black ones you mentioned.
I don't believe ASML is holding up the Intel 10nm. It was a problem in Intel's own making. Their EUV equipment are mostly related Samsung 7nm, GF 7nm, and TSMC 7nm+.
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The deer in the headlights moment might be when this outfit decides to pay for movies that people want to see.

I assume HN knows that most Hollywood movies are deliberately made for export to Chinese and Indian audiences.
> they'll just have to write "we added feature x, which we'll slowly roll out to all eligible users."

This would be vastly preferably to the current: "Bug fixes and performance improvements"...