skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
He bought a business in the state of California which has the California Coastal Act which regulates "activities broadly defined by the Coastal Act to include (among others) construction of buildings, divisions of land, and activities that change the intensity of use of land or public access to coastal waters".

And closing the private road and parking lot definitely do this.
These rules are the laws of thermodynamics.
But they followed the license. That's kind of the point, isn't it? That this license doesn't force you to push your stuff back out, like the GPL does.
Sounds like basically a home-brew Steam Link, any pointers on more information about how it's hooked together?

I rather enjoy my Steam Links, although I'm not sure how much traction they really got - not too long back I picked up a couple more on sale for like $10 a pop...
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What we want here are more users of the AV1 codec. As such, an implementation that doesn't suck that anyone can use and MIGHT want to contribute fixes/optimizations upstream so they don't have to carry them on their own is a more of a net win than trying to use a specific implementation of that decoder library as a club to open up other software that happens to use it.
I absolutely agree, yea, and it's locality based... so up here in Vancouver it's really easy to find people familiar with AWS and system programmer types (Java/C++) along with the strong web development scene adding a lot of availability to react, node, a little bit of remaining angular.

But within that market it's further divided, if you're looking for non-game related Objective-C developers you'd probably be in trouble and so on...

It really is a super complex question, but that's the sort of ranking vector I'd be more interested as opposed to "How quickly do stackoverflow questions get accepted answers?" and I am under no illusion that it'd be super hard to measure.
It says, Un pazzo può fare più domande di quante sette uomini saggi possano rispondere.
Non-profit policy work in DC and the standard 5 years. She moved into retail with her MBA.
I got an MBA from a top 10ish business school and it was probably the best career choice I have ever made. Very technical MBAs (think Carnegie Mellon, MIT, etc) teach way more than business these days and it makes the value skyrocket.
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> Having said that, always assume someone calling you is a fraud. If your "bank" calls you, tell them you'll call back and don't call a number they provide over the phone or in caller ID.

I did this to a student loan company. The caller ID was that of my parent's house, and the woman on the other end was incredulous that anyone would demand that she prove who she was.

And it turned out to be legitimate, incredibly, though I certainly did not think so at the time.
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There's no value in having sewers in New Jersey and sewers in Oakland, California belong to one company. I.e. same holding can own it, maybe, but there's not much network effect they gain, I think. Nobody from New Jersey would want to use Oakland sewer, or vice versa.

But with telecom companies, there are advantages to that. People/companies in New Jersey might want to connect to people in California, and owning the big network may make it easier for Comcast to provide this service and lower the costs of it.
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and 60% of the respondents claimed to give birth to a boy. Which seems unrealistic by the odds.

Actually, that detail isn't so wild. More boys are born than girls to begin with and 60 percent isn't crazy out of line, statistically speaking. I would be with you if 100 percent claimed it was a boy or even, say, 90 percent. But 60 percent is not actually some wildly out of line statistic.
The first new attack described in last year's report was that you could DoS a machine by removing its CPU.

Which, sure, is something to think about. But it's not what I think people are imagining when you say "voting machine hacking."
I can lose citizenship, suffer from identity theft and lose all of my physical possessions and still recover what funds I have in cryptotokens as long as I can acquire an internet connected computer.
I believe they are on a public right-of-way which is mandated by the Coastal Commission under the California Coastal Act.
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History of this.
Good read: "Divided We Stand". (author is an establishment, mainstream historian of Congress.) https://democracyjournal.org/magazine/50/divided-we-stand/
> Marketing class- 2 lessons, if you are going to put years into a project, do a marketing plan. Also, learned how incredibly important marketing is.

This was exactly why I chose to do a BBA alongside my CS degree. If I was gonna make something, I wanted to make sure it would have some impact on the real world. I tell people: CS is a tool for solving problems, but business is a tool for finding them.
The US Air Force still uses 'go pills' (methamphetamines) during operations to keep people awake. I would expect them to prefer something like provigil, but that just might be a matter of time. It causes problems, though, when an airman hopped up on meth kills a bunch of ally troops as happened several years back with some Canadian forces.
One example off the top of my head are the billions of lines of Cobol code that are certainly not on GitHub :) .

I'm not sure if Cobol programmers use StackExchange (I guess they do).
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Man I’m tempted to make a trip to camp on this section.
> If you count by total lines of code running in production, then the most likely winner is probably C or COBOL

By lines of production, it's definitely Javascript. COBOL doesn't come close. What was a lot of developer time in the 80s is dwarfed by the number of people around the world working on websites alone (much less this Node.js silliness).

More Javascript is written every day than is produced in C, all year due to lower barriers to entry, lower cost to fail, easier to debug, less (possible) side effects, and number of developers.

> it has very little presence outside of user-facing applications.

That's where most code ends up getting written. SMH
While the Berry paradox isn't strictly speaking mathematically sensible, there are similar ideas that lead to new and less well-known impossibility results. https://arxiv.org/pdf/chao-dyn/9406002.pdf has a transcript of an overview of the idea and main results by the researcher who came up with them, as well as a fairly extensive bibliography.

There's also a version of Russell's paradox lurking in the standard proof of Cantor's theorem (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cantor%27s_theorem).
It's a felony to shoot an aircraft, which will then end your ability to own firearms.
Instead of popularity indices, I'd like to see the percentage that a language+framework takes in applications of a certain type, such as desktop applications, client-side web applications, server applications, data crunching, embedded, etc. That way you can spot trends or find alternative languages for a certain task.

Another interesting metric would be the number of open source libraries for the language that have had commits within the last 3 months and whose major semantic version is 1.0 or higher (or some other way to weed out unfinished libraries), sortable by license.
I like this, this could be linked to a larger program for solving Markov decision problems and stochastic games.
Archiving software is a problem we don't have an adequate solution to yet. Part of the problem is that software is so interdependent: my small program depends not only on the compiler that compiles it, but also the kernel it runs on, the libraries it links with, and even the I/O peripherals it interacts with.

Lorie proposed a "universal virtual computer", or UVC, to solve this problem, but it omitted the description of the peripherals (which, I'm told, was the hardest problem in bringing up the Spacewar emulator) and additionally has such a loosey-goosey definition that no reimplementation from the spec could conceivably be compatible with any other implementation.

Chifir, from Nguyen and Kay's paper, is a proposed solution to this for the problem of one single computer. You can implement the CPU part of Chifir in under an hour. We can probably come up with a better bootstrappable CPU; Chifir shows a promising direction to go in.

The biggest serious project in the direction of an archive of buildable source code is Debian. Thousands of volunteers work constantly to ensure that every version of every package can be built from source at the time, and it's mirrored all over the planet to protect from accidental loss. Unfortunately, Debian doesn't have a commitment to maintain compilability of old versions, although they do retain the source code.
Typical nonsense liberal response anytime someone starts with money in their life and then continues to work hard to attain their status. Somehow it must have just been handed to them by some secret rich whiteboy freemason organization. No judge at his level, liberal or conservative, hasn't paid their dues.
Anyone can use DEP, just need a DUNS number to enroll into the program, and then to purchase devices from apple direct, or from an approved reseller.
Unfortunately you cannot retroactively add devices that were already purchased.

DEP is not required for the VPN profile configs, that can be applied with just MDM (or even manually).
The VPN payloads are documented here https://developer.apple.com/enterprise/documentation/Configu...
With apologies to Rage Against The Machine,

For the working class it's "fuck you, I won't do what you tell me" money.

For the super rich, it's "fuck you, you'll do what I tell you" money.
A better alternative definition is provided by thefreedictionary.com: "2. Being or imposing an excessive or unreasonable tax or cost: confiscatory taxes; a confiscatory police." If you Google the terms "confiscatory taxation" this is the typical denotation.
The RNA world hypothesis proposes that self-replicating RNA molecules proliferated before DNA, which would be that simpler system as it doesn't require complex protein machinery.
It would be nice to see other scientists contrasting his data points and trying to reconcile why male scientists are able to see this yet everyone does not. If its a fallacy, then help these male scientists see the facts. Why isnt the media presenting the data that refutes his facts! A lost opportunity.

We are burning someone at the stake for their ideas in the science community. If he is wrong, so be it. But to burn and punish him because of his research and ideas is taking us back to the dark ages.

Due to the media reaction of this, I guarantee we're missing out on significant amounts of research that could cause offense in many areas of society. Today anything to do with the lottery of life (your race, your sex, inherited genes) is nuclear and career ending if it doesnt fit a popular narrative.
“Principle” meaning he’s just stubborn here, I’m assuming.
> A black hole only has three properties, in our current understanding of general relativity - but "electrical charge" is one of those properties

An isolated black hole, at a suitable coordinate time, has mass, electric charge, angular momentum (three components), linear momentum (three components) and spatial position (three components). Holding the BH at the spatial origin drops the last six.

Also, a slight wrinkle: this state is asymptotic -- at timescales less than light-crossing there can be substantial additional hair. At longer timescales, some configurations can persist on much longer than light-crossing scales -- one example is the magnetic field at the newly formed horizon of a isolated collapsed rotating magnetar.

"isolated" here can get tricky in practice as well.

But in the usual case, no, you can't look at a black hole and tell whether someone much earlier threw (classical picture) in one shell of matter of mass M vs two concentric shells of matter at 1/2 M each or three concentric shells of matter of 1/4 M, 1/2 M and 1/4 M (or 1/2 M, 1/4 M and 1/4 M, etc.). But what's this shells picture for non-negligible charge? (Switching to a dust doesn't help, fwiw).

More formally, the no-hair theorem says that in a stationary electrovacuum, a black hole solution takes on a specific form. That mostly means that we should be able to perturb a Kerr-Newman BH solution and get the right results for an astrophysical BH.
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So if you can't ask the downloader to verify the code, and extension developers can put almost whatever they want on your browser, what are you supposed to do? Just trust randoms to not infect your computer intentionally or neglectfully?

Unless there's another option, I agree with the OP of this thread. Not allowing a 'locked dependency' type of mechanism for extensions continues to be very dangerous.

Alternate idea: Google can take responsibility for software they are distributing in a more serious manner.
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lunch isn't free either...

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The last time I voted, earlier this year, there were some 20+ races on the ballet and something like 60 candidates. It takes time to read through all that and choose correctly. With voting machines there is also extra UI, in my case related to the dial mechanism and back/next/submit buttons used for "checking boxes".
Yikes. Sea of red on some dashboards here.
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So true. I'm a data engineer but I have to understand the customer's problem so I end up getting trained on the specifics of certain engineering problems related to jet engines and I have to study technical manuals so that I know what parts and sensors are producing certain data and why under an array of conditions. I could get my job done without learning all that but it would slow everything down and I would generally be a pain in everyone's ass.
[(partially) tongue-in-cheek]

After working in AI research for about 10 years, I suspect that most of what you see (especially outside "scientific" literature) is... very sophisticated smoke and mirrors.

After reading this and seeing the (impressive!) video, I'm starting to think it was smoke and mirrors and hype since the beginning, and even earlier than that.
The entire idea of a land owner is absurd. We need right to roam protections.
Correct, which makes it strange not to be mentioned in the article.
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Managing retail companies? Any reason why the move to non-profit? (Mis-management horror stories in the non-profit industry?)
I feel the opposite: I love his attitude. Delivering results allows for leeway.

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I think the first level of FU money is to say "fuck my boss". But as multibillionaire you can say "fuck everybody". That requires significantly more money.
Chaitin [2007] presented the following analysis:

Godel's proof of inferential undecidability [incompleteness] was too superficial. It didn't get at the real heart of what was going on. It was more tantalizing than anything else. It was not a good reason for something so devastating and fundamental. It was too clever by half. It was too superficial. [It was based on the clever construction] I'm unprovable. So what? This doesn't give any insight how serious the problem is.
It worked up to this newest incarnation of right wing politics. The IRS should go after the big cheese because a) they're more often stealing from us and b) the return vs cost of audit is maximized.

What sort of "promoting" of IRS tax audits and fraud cases do you think should be done?
Are those the same profiles generated by Apple Configurator 2? I was able to get per-site Safari VPNs added by manually editing XML in the profile, but no success with per-application VPNs.

Commercial MDM providers only whitelist a handful of VPN client apps for per-app VPN profiles. Why are those needed when there is already a native iOS VPN client for IPSEC?
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Well, yes. I did say they followed the license. I think it's a bad license for an OS because it doesn't encourage/require bad community members to open their source. Companies like Sony have no excuse for not upstreaming their improvements. They didn't because they weren't required to.
The proof of the Halting Problem's undecidability is a lot less technically challenging. Here it is, off the top of my head:

Assume you have a program HALT(n) that will return 1 if the Turing machine described by string n halts when fed itself as input and returns 0 otherwise. Construct the program BOOM(n) that runs forever if HALT(n) returns 1 and returns 0 if HALT(n) returns 1. Now consider HALT(BOOM). If HALT(BOOM) is 1, then BOOM(BOOM) halts by definition of HALT, but BOOM runs forever in that case. If it returned 0, then it runs forever, but BOOM(BOOM) in fact halted. Something must give, and the only thing that has room to give is that HALT itself can be constructed (since the encoding of Turing machines to numbers is well-defined, and the construction of BOOM is well-defined and possible iff HALT is well-defined and possible).
Look I read the slides.

His argument is basically look at the citation data-there are systemic gaps between men and women. Then some interpretation yields his claim that women aren't discriminated against. Is this an ironclad argument? No I don't think so. Does it have tinges of right wing paranoia? Yes. If I was a woman in physics would I be eager to collaborate with him? Probably not. Do I agree with him? Basically not all. As a dude in stem I can totally see why women wouldn't want to be surrounded by socially awkward dude-bros and how the dynamic could be discriminatory in a variety of ways.

I just don't really see anything here that merits him being removed from a research community.... It seems a like a massive infringement of academic freedom to decide that the mere act of questioning commonly accepted beliefs about gender and science merit dismissal. This is just a cynical CYA move by CERN to deflect bad press.

Edit: he definitely is a bit of a right wing paranoiac though-just fyi.
They share a common border.
Hi - I hope the intended humor was taken that way! I really do see it as courageous, because I would never take it on. How do you efficiently provide remote support for mass-deployed, consumer wifi in residential structures - which also means unmanaged networks and systems of every imaginable variety and configuration? It can be hard enough to diagnose problems in person, on-site, in structures I know on networks I built. I can't imagine the support calls, even if you tediously work with the end-user to narrow it down to the wlan signal: "Do you have metal mesh your walls? Baby monitors? Fluorescent bulbs? A microwave? Do the bulbs or microwave leak? Do your neighbor's? Does your neighbor have wifi? Do you an RF sensor in the right frequencies, mapping software, and do you know how to use them?"
How could alloca return NULL? You would have to catch bumping into a guard page would you not?
Here's my favourite version of this proof, in the style of a poem by Dr. Seuss: http://www.lel.ed.ac.uk/~gpullum/loopsnoop.html
> purchase devices from apple direct, or from an approved reseller. Unfortunately you cannot retroactively add devices that were already purchased.

So you need to provide a DEP-authorized account number to the salesperson in an Apple store? Is this possible when buying online from apple.com?

Any idea why Apple does not provide a service to test whether a device serial number is DEP-managed? It would deter attempts to resell DEP-managed devices.
Yeah, I looked it up and the average in developed countries seems to be 51%ish give birth to boys. I briefly tried to find if there was a correlation between younger mother age and likelihood of having a boy, and couldn't find any good info to support a difference. But with a sample size of 45 virgins, I agree it's within the margin of error, it's just weird.

My personal theory was that it corresponded with societal preferences for male children. Ie, if someone was lying, they just say the gender of the child that they would prefer, and more people prefer male children. But then I researched how strong societal preference really is towards male children, and the studies seems inconclusive, so doesn't seem like a theory worth floating legitimately.
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This is really cool, love the project and the writeup! I regularly use nightly (I work with Rocket) and I had always wondered about this. Thank you!
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