skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>that is organizational not individual.

man, that is just such a pathetic excuse to say the least.

>Like any organization or group there is a tribal aspect to it

"any organization or group" doesn't have the right to shoot me on sight and get off just by claiming a split second subjective perception of danger.

If one can't handle the "tribal aspect", then the one is just not qualified to be a cop.
For comparison, here is what a premium forged aluminum object at a similar price point looks like in a different industry:
https://www.bbs-usa.com/road_wheels/wheel_details.cfm?wheel=...

I thinks it's safe to say apple isn't giving us a good value for our dollar here
440M Android users installed apps with an aggressive advertising plugin
I currently work at a business in the food industry and it was amazing to learn that there is a whole host of products that can be applied to organic produce and not affect it's organic rating. You can see the whole list here: https://www.omri.org/omri-lists/download

Organic doesn't mean nothing is applied. It's just a different category of product that is approved.
What are your plans as far as sunsetting unpopular or unmaintained services?
Also note they only analyzed the sample after it had been erroneously reported in the press that FBI had analyzed it and concluded it was not comparable to any known creature.
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> They just talked about how great heaven was.

Wait, so talking about how great heaven is now considered extremism? That's bad news for most Abrahamic religions. I suspect you are trying to pull the narrative in diametrically opposing directions - to show the videos were both very benign and super dangerous - and the narrative just tears up.

> because they were inspiring suicide attacks by teaching pretty mainstream Islamic beliefs like: martyrs go to heaven.

Wait, so if I say that good people go to heaven, and somebody believes it's good to kill infidels, I am now an extremist? I think your narrative is missing something.
I just finished "Now: The Physics of Time" by Robert Muller. I have mixed feelings about the book, especially the chapters devoted to the author's interpretation of philosophy. I did enjoy hearing a history/overview of modern physics from someone in the field though, and it was a very approachable book. He was very clear about the open questions in quantum mechanics instead of hand-waving them away, which I appreciated.

I'm sure other books like Stephen Hawking's "A Brief history of Time" would be a good starting place too, but I can't speak to that one personally yet.
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> The job doesn’t pay well.

I think this is an outdated belief. Many officers earn 6 figure salaries in the US.
What language/area is it?
There are a few that people use! Here's a simple one with links to a few others: https://gist.github.com/bkaradzic/2e39896bc7d8c34e042b

And some people choose to use more comprehensive documentation, like Google's C++ style guide, at the cost of imposing more restrictions that are largely in place for corporation-specific reasons that smaller personal codebases don't necessarily need to regard.
I see, would that include allowing pornography on youtube, or would that not be allowed, if not why not?
I can't tell if you meant for this to be sarcastic or not.
Quantum Mechanics: The Theoretical Minimum by Susskind Leonard could be a start.
Someone should tell the Washington Post that they've had a Chinese propagandist on their payroll for at least two decades. Their first Beijing bureau chief, no less. Assuming the CJR piece doesn't lie about his bio.
Because it's not your actual address. You're misrepresenting where you live.
Not at all what they were suggesting. Those things bloody happened.

And again, nobody here is denying Nazis were racist.

How can you say it played a major role in the outbreak of war when you can't even say it without tacking on the real causes with an "and" all while ignoring the USA turned a blind eye to the lot of it until Japan got involved?

Nobody here has said it didn't play a role. And it did play a major role later on in WW2 but that's not what this thread is about is it?

Did white supremacy cause WW1 and WW2. No.

Did it play a part? Yes. Why are we talking about this? Because AP minced their words and should have just said nationalist racism.
> they will certainly close ranks and attempt to protect their own

AKA obstruction of justice. By cops. At an institutional level.

In every other industry, if you are caught breaking the law by a co-worker, you will be thrown under the bus (unless you are an executive or a top-quartile salesperson, because sometimes the money is more important than the justice).
Standard Hindi itself has some characteristics of a creole; at the very least it has had both grammatical and vocabulary influences from a number of languages, including Punjabi, Persian, Portuguese and English.
Exactly. This is one reason I like the current job market. People like this are forced to look in the mirror and ask "Why is nobody taking this job?".
I usually go for <company>@example.com where
<company> is the company I’m handing my address to. After a breach I route that address to /dev/null
Having done a bit of homebrew and other things with my Sony PSP, this post was a little confusing until I hit the readme (Sony PSP uses MIPS instead of AMD). Especially since a tool of this name already exists: https://gbatemp.net/download/psp-tool.7590/
Workers will be more productive, which is why there will be fewer of them.
They don't just work any more; I have an older cheese grater mac pro; and new video cards for it are a dismal lottery.
You could say this is why a modular Mac is a bad idea.
My Apple MAC SE; still just works; it runs Word 5; which is all it ever did.
I'm remote working from a folk festival in rural texas. I have a cousin here who is homeless when she's off the ranch. I don't think it would be good for anyone for me to set my pay based off her pay.
Why India Is Still A Colonial State | Sankrant Sanu | Srijan Talks

https://youtu.be/uY-E-6KsVPg

I am not prescribing a bloody revolution, a lot of ex-colonies have been through many such with no better outcome because colonization is deep seated.
I ran a core2 duo for years as a server, it was more efficient then any of the newer stuff I could find. I just upgrade to an I7, which costs more energy annually.

Granted it's faster and maybe less likely to break.
http://cpuboss.com/cpus/Intel-Core2-Duo-E8400-vs-Intel-Core-...
I have multiple r720's that idle at between 130 and 155 watts according to iDRAC. The system has 8+ SSDs, 10 gig fiber, infiniband, and 160GB of RAM. Under load it goes up but typically it uses less than 200 watts.
The weather in Goma, the capital of North-Kivu province, is going to be ~75F (24C) and ~80% humidity tomorrow.

Imagine having to wear all that protective gear in 80% humidity, limiting your visibility and hearing, limiting your bathroom habits and ability to rehydrate and eat, for hours at a time, in potentially hostile social situations, while dealing with a person or a corpse that you have a very good suspicion could infect and kill you with literal Ebola, a disease that will liquify you from the inside, every day, for months at a time, with no end in sight, and the virus seemingly 'winning.'

Absolute heroes.
I strongly disagree with your second paragraph. Quantum theories do, we think, correspond to what is actually happening underneath. They might not be perfect correspondences, in that our theories are incomplete or approximate, in the same way that Newtonian gravity is an approximation of General Relativity in the weak-gravity regime.

Bell's inequality places a strong constraint on what sort of physical theories can explain quantum phenomena. If you believe in locality (the universe has no global variables, and information propagates outwards through local interactions), then the wavefunction is a real thing, and the actual state of the universe.
My point though is that it is becoming increasingly difficult to be competitive at all for those who are shy or unable/unwilling to engage in the theatrics required in an increasing percentage of technical roles. The degree to which this is true I do not know, but I feel quite certain that it has increased significantly.
The PSP is licensed from ARM, meaning AMD owns none of the IP of the PSP. If they were to cooperate in this effort, ARM would likely sue them for breaking their licensing agreement.

Same reason the recently mainlined Mali drivers (another ARM IP block) got no assistance in development from any of the chip vendors. Touching those projects would break their licensing agreements with ARM and risk having to stop producing their chips that integrate Mali (aka most ARM based chips).
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Why not? Do you have to share the views of every single person within a group to be considered a supporter? What if they vote for every pro-LGBT politician that runs for office? What if they vote for every pro-LGBT legislation that they come across? What if they give support and words of affirmation to LGBT family members that are close to them? Why is he suddenly not a supporter because he disagrees with a small part of the discussion? This seems like throwing the baby out with the bathwater.
This is what I mean by "perspective". Youtube is a global platform, much like the rest of social media. We no longer have the comfort of compartmentalizing our opinions into convenient buckets like the "US". Radicalization in any form is transferable through social media as we have seen countless times, ending in countless tragedies.
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Even more interesting on that article I linked about exactly that: the people who stayed stopped being as racist / hateful towards fat people. They didn't drag their garbage ideas along to the new places they started posting (on reddit). It wouldn't surprise me if some of them even evolved a little and abandoned those views.
Maybe it seems confrontational to you but, I don't think "how do you know this" is the same as "can you make a reasonable guess". I don't want to have a personal back and forth with you on this, because it doesn't serve any purpose.
Or even use a git-repository as your source of DNS truth!

https://dns-api.com/ is my approach to that problem.
Do you actually prefer for people to tap you on the shoulder or wave their hand to get your attention?
I always thought India would have functioned better if it had confederated under a Swiss style cantonment system (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cantons_of_Switzerland). They maybe could have even avoided partition this way too. And whatever paroxysms of violence from internal migration might have been mitigated against if it was all being overseen by a single government and army instead of the three-way clusterfuck of the actual partition.

There would have needed to be some system for maintaining a rough level of parity/equality of representation of various minority groups at the high level. Scheduled castes and tribes would probably not have been as well protected under such a system, for example, but it's probably something than could have been worked out with effort.
thanks for the great rundown, is there a good complete example you could reccomend that shows off 1.0 features that includes web sockets. I Would like to try and Actix up and this seems like a good time (since last time I tried I found the Actor model a little confusing).

It appears this example I found is a little dated (using .8 and actors).

Thanks!
This is good work, and the lock semantics and fencing token (epoch) make a lot of sense. I can't help but think that implementing java.util.concurrent.locks.Lock will turn out to be a liability. The problem here is that the code looks like a Java lock, but the semantics are entirely different with regards to failure. Specifically:

> While we’re on this subject, the same logic applies even to the primary FencedLock.lock() call: at the very next line of code in your program, you may no longer be holding the lock.

That's not, in most programmer's experience, how locks work. This behavior is necessary (at some level) to deal with partial failures and stalls of clients, but means that if you use this like Lock your code will be very wrong.

> Note the key message here: all external services must participate in the fencing-token protocol, with guaranteed linearizability, for the whole setup to uphold its invariants.

So this isn't really like a Java lock at all, and instead is a nice convenient way to build part of an epoch/view change implementation. That's useful, but in my mind the API they chose will reduce the likelihood that non-experts will use this correctly.
I am all set to buy one second-hand in five years time.
But only If the design looks less like a tea-trolley in real life than it does on the video.
> My point was, you seem to have an interpretation of "Apple approved this app so therefore this means that X,Y, Z is true".

There's arguably an analogy to potential limitation in DCMA safe harbor protection for sites moderate user posts. So if Apple didn't vet apps in its store, and only removed apps after complaints about malicious behavior, it would have no burden for disclosure.

But Apple clearly does vet apps. Aggressively so, given what I've read. So allowing apps that violate users' privacy does create a burden for disclosure. Unless you argue that Apple didn't know that they were doing that, which seems unlikely.

> I see. But why would a company acknowledge their limitations in a commercial competitive marketplace? People who appreciate companies being honest about their limitations in such a public manner, and still end up buying their product are not in the majority, I think.

Yes, for better or worse, that's how things are.

But if you play the "you can trust us" card, and are not in fact being totally honest, it's arguably worse than not promising anything.

Google did pretty much the same, with its "do no evil" mantra. But nobody believes that anymore. I was hoping that Apple was really trustable, but now I'm dubious.
It’s incredible, right? I don’t want to spoil it for you, but there are folks with last names like Baker, Miller, Smith, etc. that don’t even resemble food dish names! They’re occupations. Mind blown.
I'll recommend Kip Thorne's Black Holes and Time Warps https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Holes_and_Time_Warps .

It's about gravity, not quantum field theory, but it's still very sound, very intuitive and explains the principles of the LIGO gravity wave detector. Also contains a bit of speculation about the culture and psychology of scientific creativity which I thought was great.

If you find a similar book on quantum phenomena, please post it!
Yes — your friend made a choice. Depending on personal ethics, various people might make various choices, but we are well past the point where people did not know what they were getting into.
> But they are quite powerless in front of the west.

They are powerful enough to kill more than a hundred people in Paris, France the same night or thousands the same day in US. Your double standard is unhealthy, they are as much as a threat that any other extremist movement as the Muslim population increases in the west so does their influence. And just like white supremacists they see themselves as victim, of this or that, and a bunch of western politicians are buying into that victimhood complex.

They certainly have more power than you are willing to admit. And they don't care about our petty political fights and partisanship, cause they are religious extremists and don't believe in western petty political games, no matter the political side.

You should read "The management of savagery".
if they want government to pay for college then government should decide what is worthy of being paid for and how much.

after all that is the attitude with regards to medical care.

However I feel a better solution is for the government to still do it as loans but set the rates and required classes for each degree type. simply put there are valueless degree programs out there which only enrich the schools. Colleges would still trip over themselves to offer class and degree programs to fit into these restrictions, those that don't could rely on the private market, endowments, and scholarship programs.
Julia syntax is beautiful, but the REPL on Windows is so slow as to be unusable

https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/issues/32198
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Not really useful for me at this stage of development, but I will up-vote any baby-step towards getting less proprietary magic firmware in my Ryzen rig.

I certainly hope this is useful to the firmware-hacking community and helps spur interest for more AMD-oriented libre firmware efforts.
This is very interesting. A few questions:

1. What is the reason for rewriting the framework to abandon actors in favor of services?

2. In the Tech Empower benchmarks, what's the difference between actix-core and actix-pg? What caused the difference in performance between the 2?

3. What's your experience with using actix-web in production? How does it compare to other frameworks you've used?

Thanx
A quick google, the top three results said average was 50k-60k. One result said the top 10% make low 6 figures. I doubt the majority of officers in those lines are top 10%, almost by simple math.
Yeah totally, from the moment when they realize I am from India, they say they watch bollywood in Netflix to which I say "I do not speak much Hindi and I seldom watch bollywood movies"

They must be thinking i'm pulling their leg.
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I spent a couple months going through its backdated articles and it was a great read
Okay, then we really don't have any point to disagree on. Have a nice day!
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>Not at all what they were suggesting. Those things bloody happened.

This is clearly what the comment suggests. It is playing down Nazi racism by suggesting that the Nazis just pretended to be racists when it suited their purposes. (Note the inclusion of “even Jews”, as if to suggest that even the Holocaust was not racially motivated.)

>without tacking on the real causes with an "and"

The expansionism and the racism were intimately linked. Lebensraum.
Physical media survives centuries.
At the forefront of technology we occasionally get a chance to steer the language around a new concept while it's still pliable. A bit of imagination at the right time has given us variacs, dynamite, scuba gear, and lasers.

In that spirit, I hope you'll join me in pronouncing the word bioink as /'bjɔɪŋk/, with a single syllable, like boink.
I think you meant to say "You're not pro-LGBT if you think women aren't women."

Why are you segregating "trans women" as different than just "women"?
I think you're making the same confusion a lot of other commenters have made, specifically responding to the original study as opposed to this failed replication of that study: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20105150
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The objective would be to provide an extremely straight forward admin panel to launch Tor sites. Users could choose their preferred VM image. There would additionally be the ability to use Bitnami-like packages for quick creation of forums, blogs, shops.

VM costs would be kept minimal. Additional fees would be charged for securing special .onion names, as FB did with their Tor address. Likewise a small premium would be charged for the use of full-stack installers; the premium would be directed to creators and maintainers of such packages.

Traditional payment processing would be provided, alongside crypto payments.

Am I missing any obvious issues or competitors?
The premise of the company explains how they got the information. Marketing teams at hundreds of other companies sending over their lists to the site to see if some of their emails are fake.
Example reminds me: I love Rust, but every decent programming language in 2019 should have actual string interpolation (the "Hello ${expression}" kind). It's just so much nicer to read and write, and it doesn't come with any downsides besides some slight, local compiler complexity. (I have raised it on the forums already...)
both HP and dell workstations fully support S5.
Twitch recently started doing something like that, albeit by manipulating the HLS playlist rather than the video files themselves:

https://github.com/streamlink/streamlink/issues/2357
Did you see the picture of this drone? Do you think it's incapable of killing someone?
PSPTool author here. Since all PSP firmware must be signed by AMD, something like a psp_cleaner would be possible given that a bug in the firmware allows to inject arbitrary code. This was shown by CTS-Labs earlier. [1]

[1] https://msrnd-cdn-stor.azureedge.net/bluehat/bluehatil/2019/...
Again, why censor it? What are they afraid of?

They disallowed people to change their avatar that day on social network, because it had been used as a way to remember it.

This is what people ended up doing https://cdn.wenxuecity.com/data/news/201906/04/7b746f45acaa1...

I like the saying that the more clean a country’s newspapers are, the dirtier that country is.