skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Fences and land bridges apparently. Seems like it doesn't get them all, but keeps the bigger ones out most of the time.

https://www.quora.com/Are-collisions-with-animals-a-major-pr...

I've never seen anything even remotely like that on a US highway, and I've driven around the US a lot.
I don't where I heard this, or if it is true, but it has been my favorite (maybe fake) animal fact:

There is a reason the stripes are BLACK and WHITE. One absorbs the light and the other reflects, which in turn makes a slight difference of air temperature right above the skin surface. The difference of temperatures in certain areas cause (slight) differences in air pressure. This can cause a shallow "wind coat" around the Zebra (and more pronounced when the animal is moving) because of the air pressure deltas all over its skin. This helps Zebra's regulate body temperatures in some very hot climates.
I really shouldn't comment on Linux kernel development, given mu lack of knowledge, but since this is a use-after-free vuln, doesn't that strengthen the case to moving to memory safe languages?
While I agree that selling something at the highest price you can is the best way to appraise value, I disagree that an up round necessarily increases the equity value of employees (unless the employees can sell off their equity during the round).

To use your orange metaphor, while it is true that if no one else wants the orange the value of the orange is $0, I don't have to sell it to have a good idea of what the price of an orange is. For example, if there are people offering to buy my orange for $8 and I know that a typical bid-ask spread for fruits is %50 of the bid and most transactions occur at midpoint I can be relatively certain that the orange is worth $10 despite no transaction occurring and there being no market for oranges (if there is a generic orange market you have access to then the entire point becomes moot since you can just take the market price).
Yeah, but philosophically, what if he takes that immorally gained money, and does 10x the good? Is that immorally gained money immoral anymore?
I still want the Global Link from Earth: Final Conflict.

Need more screen... just pull it a little wider.
This is a tiny glorious technological miracle, and it's also absurdly expensive.
Literally? I don't think so, no.
Do you remember the title? I can try finding it on the Internet if you happen to be able to find the title (maybe from your submission email?). Thanks for doing the talk.
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Perhaps because it's a citizen who was able to afford the expensive car by profiting off of something illegal?
> All people are persons, but not all persons are people

People is a plural of person (persons is also a plural of persons); all persons are people just as all people are persons, the two terms are in this use synonyms (people also has a singular use.)

Not all people or persons are part of “the people” as that is used in some Constitutional provisions, but 14th Amendment due process rests on the definition of “person”, not “the people”, and in any case the Supreme Court has found that the distinguishing feature of “the people” is attachment to the national community, not natural (as opposed to artificial/juridical) personhood, so U.S. corporations are, Constitutionally, all of “persons”, “people”, and included within “the people”.
"wealthy" is bad I guess..your socialist stripes are showing...that being said, i know plenty of poor people that would love to speed.

another benefit is that this would help with unclogging the courts with tickets and reduce the strain on the criminal justice system.
Can I ask why you would make those videos public, instead of private and sharing them with just people you know?
There seems to be something wrong with this argument. You're displeased that their algorithm is too sensitive and flagged your content as a false positive, right?

But then you think they can apply the algorithm more broadly? Wouldn't that just risk many more false positives and irate users?
And what about the point?
Oxygen Not Included, probably my favorite game of all time, and it's not even finished yet. Quite amazing, I think.
Wait, this means that all groups had high blood pressure? (2nd number >= 80)
I am from India and Indian courts are nothing but bunch of old men sermonizing everyone else. They often have barely read law, believe in extraordinary processes and completely arbitrary legal doctrines such as "constitutional morality" that compels them to actually ignore the law.

Digging deep I realize that this is because most of them will retire at 60 after which they either seek lucrative jobs from their political masters or they want to appear on TV debates as "experts". They have even reserved a lot of jobs for their own kind post-retirement. A number of institutions in India can only have "retired judge" as their chief.

Even though there are strong arguments why judges in USA too should have term limits or retirement age, I think there are these issues in our blindspot that need attention too.
Consider this. I am in a coffee shop. Someone walks by and grabs my machine. This is a huge annoyance, need to replace and setup a new machine vs. (with my password manager getting hacked) my life is basically over because as far as anyone is concerned the thief is more me than I am. Depending on who took it, I might as well move to the forest and live in a mud hut because I am never going to be able to clean this up.

This actually happened to someone at my company. But their passwords weren't compromised. If they were, I can't even imagine, the guys who took the machine were really trying to do whatever they could to ruin him and the company.
Instead of hiring enough humans to review the content they make money from, Google's approach to catching this stuff seems to be doing a global search for videos with "CP" in related text and auto-banning the channels: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-47278362 and then claiming that they're making use of "artificial intelligence" to moderate the platform.
If this did go live in California, it would need to be policed in a different way. The “left lane is for passing only” would have to be enforced strictly before it would operate efficiently, and a minimum speed limit would have to be posted.
Wealthy people are not inherently bad. But this part of Orange County has a culture of extremely aggressive and entitled driving by folks in very expensive cars. Among the most dangerous and unpleasant driving I have experienced anywhere in the USA.
I did that trip south on the 5 once. Initially I was impatient and tried lanesplitting between semi trucks. After doing this about 4 times, rationality kicked in and I decided that waiting the extra 30 seconds it takes for a semi to pass another was worth it to not have "he was smooshed to death by a truck, the idiot" in my obituary.
I just always love rising to these de-anonymization bluffs: dimino@gmail.com.

Let's put that good ol' spam filter to the test! I even operate under Inbox Zero, so rest assured I'll deal with every email the supposed mob is going to send me.
When I grew up they always had a separate pool for babies.
> Several videos appeared to be re-uploads by people other than the original uploader.

This is very significant. It becomes 1000X more sinister here - it goes from "innocently upload family videos to share" into "steal family videos that are popular with perverts, post them yourself and monetize them".

It will be very difficult for YouTube to separate legitimately uploaded family vids that attract perverts from scum who use stolen "innocent" content to pander to perverts.
I think the meaning here was ideas that are assumed widely used, and the surprising value is in the fact that they are not widely used, and the need to be spelled out.
Despite all the complaining, we're living in a utopia in the US right now. By any historical standard, life in the US is good beyond imagination.

For example, we're the fattest people on the planet, at all income levels, due to ridiculous overabundance of food. People throw away 40% of their food!

The only crisis in America is a crisis of whiners, which has reached epic proportions.
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It's dead.

According to the wayback machine, this is what it looks like when it's up: https://web.archive.org/web/20190217053927/https://amiunique...

No functionality to tell you if you're unique or not though, unfortunately.

Github page here: https://github.com/DIVERSIFY-project/amiunique
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Have you ever been to India? Have you ever travelled anywhere outside of US/Canada/Western Europe?

Perhaps you ought to give it a try. You might be surprised at what you learn.
One implication would be that it should be LGBTQP instead of LGBTQ, (or M for MAP, maybe). There would definitely be implications.

But to the general point. Pedophile literally means people that are sexually attracted to minors. Full stop. It doesn't mean child rapist, and there are minors who are pedophiles and know they are as early as 11 and have to deal with society's bullshit eating away at their conscience their whole lives even if they never do anything wrong. The reason for the negative perception is that you only end up hearing about the rapists because the other ones are too busy not doing anything wrong and keeping their orientation a secret due to stigma.

The current DSM criteria is a result of this bias. Not long ago homosexuality and bisexuality had the same treatment in the DSM (listed as disorders), and transgenders are still classified as having a gender identity disorder. So being labeled a certain way in the DSM means nothing when it comes to sex, because it's basically political at this point, and tons of researchers and psychologists realize this but say nothing. Those that do often can't publish their studies because bias is so ingrained in every facet of society and academia.

Also I upvoted you, because it's a good (albeit annoying and ultimately wrong in my opinion) argument. On HN generalizations in the form of short comments always get downvoted. It's dumb but that's the way it is.
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That’s the point; it’s illustrating a technicality which in no way impacts the uselessness of the clock.
That is excellent analogy. This then boils down to globalism vs fractal localism.
Does removing the speed limit actually prevent gridlock?
> It takes a lifetime of respect to earn a seat on the Supreme Court bench.

No, it just takes the support of the President and a sufficient number of Senators. Of which, by your own argument, anyone can become either; there is either more of a filter than you’d like to pretend on the political branches, or less than you’d like to pretend on the judiciary.
Regardless of your opinion of copyright, trademark IP has a pretty clear and valid reason to exist. I shouldn't be able to go sell "Coca-Cola" and hoodwink a bunch of customers; the same follows pretty clearly for OSS.
https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rsos.181325
I've never uploaded a Youtube video but wouldn't the parents or the kids see these comments? Don't you specifically have to turn on monetization?
> Acts of aggression can include driving at the speed limit or less in the left lane because "I can and it's not against the law".

What's especially shitty about this is that in many states, it actually is against the law, but since it's so poorly enforced, people either don't know or don't care.
1) If you're using Github, enable security alerts (https://github.blog/2017-11-16-introducing-security-alerts-o...). This is basically looking at your package manifests and checking for known vulnerable dependencies. Django security updates work out of the box, I don't know if PHP is supported. For wordpress (and probably Drupal) there are security scanners that are worth running.
I always thought the way we talk about "unsecured" services was wrong. I leave my door unlocked all the time and have no expectation someone will come by and test it. Were they to see it unlocked they'd have no expectation they were allowed in. If someone does break in nobody suggests it was because their choice of lock was "weak".

I don't expect I'd ever see it in my lifetime, but I would love to live in a world where people don't try random ssh passwords thousands of times a day against my servers. Being on the internet is like living in a bad neighborhood.
This theory is refuted in the very article you are commenting on.
Minus the odd occasion of sexual assault [1].

1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brett_Kavanaugh#Sexual_assault...
Where I grew up, pretty much everyone in the area who wanted to drive took a one semester "driver's ed" course in high school.

Driving practice with the instructor was extensive, covering pretty much every common driving scenario short of hitting a deer. To even take the test, you had to have X hours logged driving with an adult who had a license.

Yes, the license is substantially cheaper, but it was also a very rural area- driving a car is just a fact of life out there, and 2k for the license would probably have cost more than quite a few of the cars.
It'd be more like a gas station saying that, not the cigarette company saying that.
I feel sorry for kids these days, thinking about how videos and pictures (and plenty of embarassing ones at that) are plastered all over social media by their parents with them having no ability to ever exercise any control on limiting the sharing of the videos and pictures once they are older and potentially bothered/annoyed about it all.

That being said, it's hard to really regulate this. When someone has a baby, they usually share a photo in a public manner of the entire family. It's hard to argue that parents shouldn't be able to share any pictures of their family in a public manner. It also would then prevent journalists or anyone for that matter, from taking pictures in public spaces that contained any minors... which starts to get absurd.

Hopefully my kids will appreciate that we never posted pictures of them publicly on social media (only shared privately within immediate family). At the very least, it's one less thing they'll have to worry about as they grow up.
And then one realizes we should take out drivers, as they are a unpredictable variable.

Then ones argues less lanes is less capacity, thus less throughput.

Then one argues to up the speed even more.

Then one argues speed differential is the most dangerous.

Then one argues we should not have the majority of 4-seat-cars driving with 3 empty seats.

Then one argues we should go electric.

When the solution looks like a train, sounds like a train and acts like a train, then obviously the solution was the car

Lolsociety. Entitlement for evahhh
Didn't watch the video, but as I understand actors is that you can have trillions of instances of your actors, but you're not having a large number of actually different actors. For example let's say you have a server that handles requests. You implement the request handler as an actor and for every request you spawn an instance of that actor to handle that request.
Yes good point. Kavanaugh's appointment showed us that if you aspire to be a SC judge you better make sure you behave well right from your teens. Some dubious instant from 30 years ago might come to hurt you.
I agree with you, but more importantly, I think I'm done with pools after reading the comments today.
I never picked a wrong answer, even after 15 tries, but the generated faces certainly look convincing.
Wow I didn't know you needed ML to decide to copy what disney and marvel are doing
potty training!
And it does‘t have any distractions on it. When I‘m reading on my phone I always get distracted by messages or googling something.

Most of my books are still physical books. It‘s weird but I often buy books based on their cover.
I'm pretty sure everything is just linked to the bundle identifier.
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I don't think _taking_ photos should be a problem, but what do you do with them afterward?

I see people posting photos and videos of their children in public Instagram accounts all the time, and I think that's a terrible thing to do. Not because creeps might get off on them (though of course that's bad), but because it shows that the parents -- who have been entrusted to make decisions on behalf of their minor children -- are showing a distinct lack of respect and care for their children's privacy.

I don't have kids, but if I eventually do have any, I will never post photos or videos of them on IG, FB, YT, etc. I might privately share some things via better-protected, private-by-default channels (email, messaging apps, possibly private sharing on something like Google Photos), but that's it.

This isn't about self censorship; this is about understanding what these public services are about, and making responsible decisions about what I do and don't post.
This will never happen because 1. There is no appetite for increasing speed limits due to increase in emissions and increase in enforcement costs 2. Drivers here are simply not disciplined enough to make a no speed limit lane successful 3. Our roads are not engineered to support that kind of speeds, both in terms of pavement conditions as well as merge and off ramp designs. 4. There is no funding to build new lanes to I-5
If you are the smartest person in the room consistently, you are in the wrong room!.
Dark 1/2 the year, our equinox is the same day as Alabama.
These Samsung's and Xiaomi's foldable phones don't excite me as much as Nokia Morph.

On 2008-02-25, Nokia showed a concept phone Nokia Morph [1]. I have just watched the video about it [2] again and I am still as excited about it as I was 11 years ago.

> The phone's theoretical feature list would include the ability to bend into numerous shapes, so it can be worn around the wrist or held up to the face; transparent electronics, which would allow the device to be see-through yet functional; self-cleaning surfaces that can absorb solar energy to recharge the phone's battery; and a wide range of fully integrated sensors. [...] The manufacturer believed that some of the device's imagined features could appear in high-end devices by 2015.

So, I am waiting for something like Nokia Morph but also with a screen that can take the form of a standard physical keyboard and give me the same tactile feel.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia_Morph

[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IX-gTobCJHs
>the three comma club

Is that a thing people actually say and not just from the TV show? Not being facetious to you, it just makes me laugh to hear/read this term :)
Yes, but it requires work (namely UDID registration, and there are limits to this).
Dystopia or utopia, both seem rooted in the idea we could ultimately shape and rule the world as we wish. I constantly see the reliance on some kind of system to somehow apply constraints to preserve order against chaos. And every time the perfect and all-powerful *topia fails in some unexpected way.

One's long life indeed benefits from a controlled environment able to consistently provide food, water, air or protection from potential dangers.

But why would society's survival works like my own? The dinosaurs didn't last but life itself did. Abilities to evolve and adapt to change or the multiplicity of methods to keep going proved themselves as some of the reliable skills to survive.

Anyway, I'm eagerly awaiting any future story of a society able to provide each one with a promising and somewhat reliable environment while managing as a whole to evolve and overcome any new challenges the universe constantly throws at us :)
But in mathematics the experts really do know what they are talking about, for the most part. Many things aren't like this.

Just today there was a thread on mental illness, and the crazy grab-bag of ideas which passes for expert consensus:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19198396

And if that's not crazy enough, look up what they believed 60 years ago. Should those have been locked in, by government force? Or should we be free to mock the shrinks for their delusions of understanding, if we wish?
Even the existence of a god wouldn’t necessarily imply that a heaven could exist the way it exists in Christian theology. Frankly if you’re going to pick a religion for intellectually compelling narratives Christianity isn’t it. Gnosticism is pretty interesting, and arguably the notion of a flawed and infantile creator tracks better with both historical and various scriptural narratives. The choice of “heaven” alongside hell always struck me as an utterly naked temporal carrot and stick arrangement.

“Heaven: the Coney Island of the Christian imagination.” Elbert Hubbard.
Claiming that our nature makes inevitable that societies require some significant portion of their constituents to suffer is not simple description, it's a conceit that, like most naturalistic fallacies, is consistently used to excuse and justify existing social order.

If you eradicate violence then those who love violence will suffer. You can't please everyone. This is not a normative claim, it's a fact of individuality. If your Utopian society is free of violence, then you must exclude people who love violence. How you accomplish this without committing violence is another matter.

you must admit the fundamental contrast to something like Moore's Utopia

I don't, actually. More was every bit a critic of his contemporary society as Marx was of his. The difference between More and Marx is that More was one of the most brilliant rhetoricians of all time. Taking the form of a Socratic dialogue, Utopia employs a pair of interlocutors, one of whom is the author himself, in order to present a critique of enclosure and the excesses of nobility that flew right over most nobles' heads. To call it "primarily concerned with describing the order of its hypothetical ideal" is to completely miss the author's point. I suggest you read it again.
It could very well be possible that the same creative agency that creates promotional videos for Microsoft does it for Samsung. That could explain the similarity.
Which is a completely different, and rather trivial, problem compared to "automatically detect the age of people in a video and/or if they are doing something sexual".

The first is a mere process of comparison, while the latter requires quite a few levels of subjective abstraction.
Yup. Why does it avoid saying what this it ? it's a spintax tool.
Location with respect to what?
Advertisement dollars are being accrued via the attention of pedophiles. That's clearly exploitative.
my life is basically over

You make it sound like there's no mitigation at all for a password being compromised which isn't the case in practice.
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"White privilege" is hardly a stunning rebuttal.

In any case...

> The mere assumption that brown people reporting racisim is wrong and that u let it slide shows your ignorance.

I never made the statement that you cannot report racism, only that in this case I thought you are in the wrong. You are free to report whatever you are like, just as I'm free to make a statement that I don't think it's correct. I was a little snarky in my initial comment, but my point still stands.

> If you are really you are right, we can take this in front of jury.

What kind of jury are we talking about?

> I am 100% sure you ll complain if any picture online suggests sexism. Isn't that double standard? I posted that comment there to register this issue. I know this country is too busy fighting for white women rights and not care about racism across the board.

If I saw a blatant example of racism or sexism in a post, I will call it out. No double standard. You're the one making assumptions here, that I only care about white woman's rights.

> When the climate changes, this will log will be brought up.

Is that a threat? Please elaborate.