skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As a stopgap measure until the licensing issues are straightened out, you can build an updated version of the package yourself rather easily. What's below should more or less work to generate an updated intel-microcode package starting from Debian's intel-microcode-3.20180703.2 source:

mkdir microcode_src
cd microcode_src
sudo apt-get build-dep intel-microcode
apt-get source intel-microcode
# download microcode-20180807.tgz from Intel
mkdir microcode_new
cd microcode_new
tar xf ../microcode-20180807.tgz
cp intel-ucode/* ../intel-microcode-3.20180703.2/intel-ucode
cd ../intel-microcode-3.20180703.2/debian
cat >> changelog <<EOF
intel-microcode (3.20180807.1manual) unstable; urgency=medium

* manually update to latest Intel microcode package

-- me <my@email.address> Mon, 20 Aug 2018 00:00:00 -0000
EOF
cd ../
debuild -b -uc -us
cd ../
sudo dpkg -i intel-microcode-3.20180807.1manual_amd64.deb

YMMV, use the above at your own risk, understand what you're doing before you do it, etc.
I don't like the "batteries included" metaphor because it implies getting batteries is hard. Yes, Angular ships with routing but thanks to the node ecosystem adding react-router is a one-line command. The hard part is learning the routing API which you have to do either way.
~5% of the US workforce is an illegal immigrant. That’s a lot of wink wink nod nod going on.

So, sure when a huge lawsuit shows up Target is going to fire that company. But, notice the issue was not the workers bing undocumented it’s them making below minimum wage and then suing Target.
Most of this is pretty nonspecific to JS, just basic general good-practices.
Those are all content issues, not format/platform issues. Don't like those? Don't make your social circle out of the people who do them.
Some clips of the Battlefield V demo real-time reflections:

https://twitter.com/dan_mitre/status/1031599285576650757

https://twitter.com/dan_mitre/status/1031599199316529158

https://twitter.com/dan_mitre/status/1031598556585582595
That's all prescribed doses, though. So, yes, the use of benzodiazepines is going up, which obviously carries with it the associated rise in side effects and drug-related deaths. It's not reasonably comparable to the narcotics epidemic, where illegal use is driving mortality rates.
Your local water supply may not taste the same as the factory water
At many DS jobs you will be working closely with developers

Where I work we prefer DS canidates that have some SE background and could comfortably deploy a model (even if it's just to heroku)

We pass on a lot of really smart DS applicants who havent had the SE xp, simply because many of them would take a lot longer to get up to speed

This is just one data point, and some DS jobs probably wont require the SE xp, but hope it helps & best of luck!
I have taken many jobs where I had to stop for long periods of time so that I may pass a drug test. Do you really think that in 30 years I was never sober enough to make this determination? This attitude stems from the 'you're a pot smoker, you probably don't know what you're talking about' camp. If the subject was about the effects of tea, we wouldn't see comments like this. For the record, is a person who is on prozac sober?
the pot doesn't have anything to do with you ceasing your workouts. the brasilian jiu-jitsu community has an incredible high # of regular users, while high.
You can add one more thing: inane bullshit. In my field of academia, I know several people who maintain a Wordpress or similar blog for serious matters, but a parallel Tumblr blog for silly memes etc. So, there seems to be a feeling among some that Tumblr is not a credible venue.
Couple of points:

Taxes don't work to work to change behavior, or people would have stopped speeding a long time ago, sugary drinks wouldn't sell in Seattle, and people would stop buying coffee in California. They are an unfortunate excuse used by politicians to fool the public into "hey I'm doing something!".

Instead, innovation is needed around providing biodegradable solutions that can outcompete their plastic counterparts. People will naturally switch to something healthier for the environment when it's more convenient and it saves them money. In this light, taxing plastics looks like an act of desperation admitting that "alternatives will never be as good, we have to help them out!" This actually stalls development on the renewables since an artificially inflated market is created.

Finally, this would become a source of revenue for governments that would be hard to eliminate. When environmentally friendly solutions finally came about, we'll literally have people saying "If we ban plastics, how will we pay for schools?"

There is a huge investment opportunity to replace them in the vast majority of areas. We need research, innovation, and investment, not more taxes.
Thanks for this link. It looks like my skepticism may not have been well founded. Are there [many] other similar companies out there? Now that my curiosity peaked, they are the only one mentioned in Wikipedia[0] related to this activity.

And as an add-on question to satisfy my curiosity, how would one know when approaching company such as one linked here that the exploit sold will be used by good-guys<tm> and doesn't come to haunt you later when it ends up being used by bad-guys<tm>?

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Market_for_zero-day_exploits
If anything, Denmark and Germany (not talking about DDR) have been social market economies at one point but that's a long way to go to socialism.
Thats about when things got really bad

http://www.diabetesandenvironment.org/home/incidence
That's no longer a requirement with the latest release of .net core.
Might as well add forest fires, in theory forests should get dryer (longer time under packed ice, hotter summers). Don't know if this mechanism exists on the game.
Venezuela pegging its economic recovery to a cryptocurrency called Petro
Most likely you thought you were better. Funny thing: That is exactly how drunks see themselves when drinking too.
> This is exactly why I quit. I found myself not comprehending technical conversations as well as I used to while sober.

This has not been my experience at all. In fact, total opposite entirely. If I smoke up I simply can not absorb any new technical information that is above my current knowledge and skill level. I am however more creative in coming up with solutions or new ideas with the information that I already might have.
> React is not a complete solution?

There's no router, for example. I'm a huge React fan, but it's frustrating that the third party router I chose has been through 3 major paradigm-breaking changes since I started my project.

I have experienced consistent quality from the core React team, but their footprint is limited by design, and I think it's naive to imply that relying on ecosystem projects is the same level of "complete" as being able to rely on core projects.
I have such nostalgia for the blogosphere. The one thing it's missing is post privacy; I want to be able to journal privately (like on Dreamwidth) but also use my own hosting and not rely on someone else's platform.

I've been toying around with writing my own social media software along those lines, using servers. Some noodling about on that topic: https://www.brainonfire.net/blog/tag/social-media/
I'm on board with that, but we haven't solved the problem of notifying the world of our content. Places like reddit discourage posting your own material. HN is fine for niche but places like medium cross-promote between authors so things are more likely to be discovered.
It's been a few years since I played, but IIRC it is trivial to quickly or instantly (?) grow trees with bonemeal. I'd expect you could pretty easily sequester enormous amounts of carbon in chests full of logs (or maybe even toss the logs into lava). Sounds like a fun + ambitious project!
According to my psychiatrist (whom I turned to when I realised that I had an addiction problem I had to deal with) were it not for some highly unusual metabolic pathways my sixteen-year benzodiazepine habit would have had a chance to end my life multiple times (as it is I just ended up in ER once after inadvertently combining a hefty dose of Valium in the morning with a few celebratory margaritas at midday).

Said pathways have also given me the privilege of being able to quit cold turkey (in the se se that I suffered no crippling withdrawal symptoms or rebound effects, but man is it difficult to break the habit).

I count myself amongst the very lucky.
The other long-term side effect of benzos is that they have shown to speed up dementia in older people. This may be motivation enough to quit for some people.
Doesn't matter if they aren't "kids" anymore or not, there's a reason AMD focused hard on the $200-300 range for graphics cards - because that's where most buyers budgets are. There are people who spend more, but even many enthusiasts are shopping in the $400-500 segment for a card to support high-refresh-rate gaming or higher resolutions like 1440P, the number of people who blow $800+ on a GPU like a 1080 Ti are few and far between in comparison.
As a native I assumed infant.

Another baby lacks the usual possessive and seems doubly ambiguous for a lover.. (Is it a new lover or an additional one?)

Wanting another baby (infant) is both a common phrase from 30 somethings and a kind of warning that fits nicely into a pop song where the audience is treated as having a 16-21 level of maturity. The peer warning about a temptress or other opportunity that is a threat to their irresponsible lifestyle.. "Watch out for that vixen-cougar" was the subtext I was hearing. A little nicer than "she is a man eater"..
I agree that individual blogs that emit an RSS feed to follow are a great thing. However, most bloggers don’t really have the skills to host their own blog on a dedicated server. So, even if they did avoid Tumblr, they would be relying on another such hosting service like Blogspot or Wordpress.com.
Meant for port sharing; multiple apps or subdomains switching either on host header or path; as you can't have multiple processes listening on the same port (80/443) on the same machine. Or changing which is run based on the path
4.87 and I don't tip.
Isn’t it a problem that Chrome extensions have been purchased by others who then update the code to add spyware to them? I’ve never been notified about updates to Chrome extensions; they’re quietly updated in the background.

Several examples are mentioned here: https://www.howtogeek.com/188346/why-browser-extensions-can-...
Cool! So why did the main team insist upon the app approach (what's the benefit?), and what's this site doing to get around it?
Might also be interesting to add a tech mod (EnderIO, Mine factory, etc) and make it so that every bit of RF (Redstone Flux, similar to kilojoules) generated from burning things causes CO2 emissions.
Twitch Prime members will lose ad-free viewing next month
There is a good chance a species already exists that can break down plastics along with whatever else its actual diet is. We would be giving it an environment to flourish.
Not in some cases, almost all.

GABAergenics in general are pretty much the sole class of popular recreational drug which have a very real possibility of lethal withdrawals.

In the case of alcohol, it often takes years for addicts to reach a point where withdrawal becomes lethal. In the case of short acting benzodiazepines/barbiturates, this point can be reached in less than a month.

Of course, benzodiazepines are in schedule IV, which means they are viewed as being rather benign with no/low potential for abuse. In the eyes of the federal government, alprazolam (xanax) is far less dangerous than marijuana/the traditional psychedelics.

Just another data point demonstrating the utter absurdity of US drug legislation and regulation.
Neither of those are things that are needed for a javascript project. Fetch is a perfectly fine replacement for XmlHttpRequest and is a standard part of JS. RxJS is nice to have, but is not necessary.
WebXR coffee time Object detection in augmented reality using a CNN
You sound exactly like an alcoholic.
Are they? I can't find the existence of a flatpack repo for any of those apps, all are just in global flathub/snapcraft repos. I'm happy to be wrong but I can't see anything that backs up your claim.

Spotify: https://www.spotify.com/uk/download/linux/

Chrome: https://www.google.com/linuxrepositories/

VSCode: https://code.visualstudio.com/download
1. One account for manifesting your chosen identity, which you likely already have.

You also have an email address, so. You need an email address to get a GitHub account, so technically it's harder to set up GitHub.

2. One common way of getting the source code and sending diffs/patches (read: PRs).

This is built into git. Don't need GitHub for either.
> There really is no drug alternative to benzos other than maybe SSRIs but most people perscribed them probably tried SSRIs in the past to no effect.

Actually the two really serve different purposes. Benzos are commonly prescribed as a way to manage panic attacks or other acute occurrences of anxiety. SSRIs can help reduce your anxiety over time, but take a long time to build up in your system. Often people are prescribed both simultaneously.
I don't know about pain, but for anxiety there are other drugs that are intended for long term use. The ones I'm aware of (mirtazapine and venlafaxine) are also used as anti-depressants.
The SEC has charged Mike Rothenberg for fraud
“Modular” might mean “you can plug in a bunch of things with Thunderbolt”, mind you.
Isn't warranty void when using it for anything other than water?
GABAergenics (the class of drug which benzodiazepines fall under) in general are pretty much the sole class of popular recreational drug which have a very real possibility of lethal withdrawals.

In the case of alcohol, it often takes years for addicts to reach a point where withdrawal becomes lethal. In the case of short acting benzodiazepines/barbiturates, this point can be reached in less than a month.

Of course, benzodiazepines are in schedule IV, which means they are viewed as being rather benign with no/low potential for abuse. In the eyes of the federal government, alprazolam (xanax) is far less dangerous than marijuana/the traditional psychedelics.

Just another data point demonstrating the utter absurdity of US drug legislation and regulation.
I was looking for a particular model :-P
> there are more than a couple of solutions with varying degrees of quality

I think you raise a good point. If I were to phrase my wish better, I think it comes down to your implication that "varying degrees of quality" means some solutions do the job better (like SELinux) and some that do it worse. The more work it takes, the more you end up with startups where everyone has the passwords to the production database because it's just easier operationally. But when you do that, then you start to get into institutionalized risks like Uber employees stalking exes. I'm well aware that this is a case of engineering a solution to cover the 0.01% case, but when it comes to sensitive data, you're usually guarding against a tiny number of bad actors who could do a lot of damage.

As an example, let's say you want certain developers to have access to non-sensitive parts of a Postgres database, and you want to be able to temporarily authorize developers with worthy exceptions to touch sensitive data, and you want to leave an audit trail. Let's say you're doing it this way because of HIPAA. It's currently a pain to do, and you'll have to write a bunch of automation to make it work. Now let's say you also have some S3 stores or ETL pipelines using Kinesis, and you have potentially sensitive data in there too.
In the ideal case, you could manage the roles and groups and elevations in a more central place, federate those identities over to the Postgres cluster, SSH permissions, etc. That way data and privacy controls could actually be lightweight, which I think would be an overall win for the industry.
In some cases about 50 yards west
At first I read this and thought "well nobody probably thinks that exact thought, but lots of people think they help you avoid mistakes". Then I scrolled down and read a comment that said:

> A couple of those points could be boiled down to "use a strict linter with most of the rules turned on".

Now I'm not so sure.
I had that same question, but it's not obviously the case. The article addresses the decline, saying that it's mostly that people aren't worrying so much about identity theft. That sounds plausible, since identity theft is not a top-of-mind issue among the privacy-conscious commenters of HN either.

That plus the fact that the article isn't obviously tendentious makes it likely that the title was chosen by the author to represent the survey findings carefully. If so, it's unfair for an HN submitter to invert it. What would be fair is to post a comment to the thread pointing out the possible discrepancy.
I assume the OC versions simply have a bit toggled in the VBIOS?
I received the e-mail few mibutes ago.
> Do you think this will be the GPU generation when consumer motherboards capable of pushing things to the GPU by NVLink will appear as well?

first you'll need CPUs that support NVLink, and that's currently limited to the not so consumer oriented POWER9.
You seem to be confusing packages and package managers.
Even if it won't really hold up in a court of law I feel like the notion is to
set some sort of precedence that gives it validity the logger it sits there
unchecked. This is the sort of thing that shapes the next generations of judges,
lawyers, juries and law makers. Over time sentiment will change and we will be
stuck with "well it has always been this way right?".
- React takes way more configuration to get started than Vue. You can technically use either of them with or without build tools, but without Babel and Webpack, Vue is still reasonably usable and React is laughably obtuse.

- React out of the box may not be any more complicated than Vue, but it also does a whole lot less than Vue does. Chiefly, you don't get tracking of deep state changes without adding a second (state management) framework on top, and the major ones designed for use with React are also designed for scale, and require tons of boilerplate and highbrow programming theory to get up and running with (I'm looking at you, Redux).

- React itself is pretty highbrow, forgoing straightforward OOP concepts for functional-programming ideals. Which isn't a bad thing! But it makes it harder for newcomers who just want to get the text on their page to match up with what's being typed in an input.
"Bannon pretty much ran the company single-handedly".

I am not following: if he was the only person running the company, how did payroll taxes get so large ? Was it for his own pay? The article neglects what the taxes are for which would have been helpful.
For what it's worth, I have generalized anxiety and have used clonazepam as short-term treatment for panic attacks. I would love to see psychotherapy lose the taboo it carries because it's been the most effective treatment I've had (long term).

As I mentioned in another response, I think marijuana is probably promising in this area as well but it will take a long time for us to derive treatment from it.
Ender is a survivalist. It's a character trait some people have. He never starts fights, but he finishes them. It is prudent defensive strategy in conflict to neutralize the source in some permanent fashion, just to ensure that this source will never threaten you again. Stilson and Bonzo could have stopped the fight at any time by conceding, giving up, walking away, showing remorse. They don't. They fight till the end.

Did you actually read the whole essay? The author makes exactly this point about Ender's mindset. The only thing you seem to be disagreeing on is whether it's a good one.
Is there a good way to get my blog onto the fediverse? It sort of seems like the protocol (ActivityPub) is built in a way that it can support blog-style content as well as toot-style content, and it would solve many of the problems people have with discoverability, RSS dying, shared private posts, etc. I'd be interested in getting my blog (which is self-hosted and using a static site generator) publishing in a way that fediverse users can follow.

I guess IndieWeb is also in this space, but ActivityPub probably has the critical mass thanks to Mastodon.
There are no concepts of seasons in MC, just day/night cycles. There is weather and some relationship of weather to biomes. I think that's it.

I wonder how it handles unloaded chunks.
I have battled with severe anxiety and panic disorders for years. At my worst, I was often unable to get out of bed for days at a time due to fear of having a panic attack outside the safety of my home.

Taking an SSRI has helped a lot, but there are times where I can feel a panic attack coming and know the only way to stop it is with a Xanax.

I regard benzodiazepines with a lot of respect. Their power is a blessing and a curse. Used responsibly, I believe they can be a very effective and safe tool to live a normal life free of panic attacks.

At this point, I rarely take them - one dose every month or two at most. But the knowledge that I have a tool to quell a panic attack, should I need it, has actually done more for me than the pills themselves. Knowing I’m not powerless gives me the strength to overcome the panic attacks on my own.

Recently, I’ve noticed doctors becoming more and more apprehensive about prescribing benzodiazepines. This is definitely a good thing - I think they should be reserved for severe cases as a last resort. But I also worry about a future where people who could have benefited greatly from them without abuse are denied a prescription.
Ask HN: What are you building for Startup School?
Did you get accepted? What are you building?
If you manage to utilize cannabis to enhance your life, hats off to you. We can all admit to pursuing that, regardless of the substance of choice (mine being coffee and occasionally, nicotine). That being said, while cannabis use is more or less one of the safer addictions a person can develop, I think it is important to note its potential as a 'reverse gateway' drug. It normalizes smoking and has been found to increase the risk of future nicotine dependency in young adults who had not been exposed to either beforehand. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16185213
Contradictory to this, some people claim that cannabis has helped them quit nicotine by providing a somewhat safer alternative. The studies investigating this are mostly looking into the motives for smoking cigarettes and pot. A friend of mine has been smoking cigarettes for over a decade and has been slowly replacing the tobacco with weed, now only smoking joints rather than spliffs.
Tensor cores (e.g. SIMD matrix FMAs) are extremely useful for training. There is nothing shaky about it.

I do not get why you're being so bizarrely negative about this card. Yes, there are an enormous number of applications, for both training and inference, where an 11GB ridiculously powerful card (both in OPS and in memory speed) can be enormously useful.
> Not in some cases, almost all.

That's what I had heard, but I was uncomfortable making a stronger statement without more knowledge.
How a Woman Disappears from the History Books
Building codes themselves are driven by industry and manufacturers. This has been a huge driver for the increase in size of house, compare a 1960s era bathroom against modern code and you will find the increase in minimum sizes dramatic.
I run far cry 5, wolfenstein 2, battlefield 1 and overwatch ultra-maxed out at 4k 60fps pretty consistently with a 4.8ghz 7700k, 1080ti thats also a bit overclocked as well.
This is just plain incompetence, up and down the line.

Any idiot can google this stuff and find out exactly what he needs to do within an hour.