skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What is the probability of this occurring within a noticeable time-frame?

Without an estimate a lack of occurrence does not disprove anything. Even if dark matter is supposed to make up 85% of the universe it is unlikely to be distributed in the same way as other matter. For example if it does not interact with gravity, or as strongly, it could be comparatively uniformly distributed or at least more dispersed compared to matter. In which case the probability of a particle intersecting a human would be astronomical.

Just opening this door, but some actual estimates from those with the domain knowledge and experience would be nice.
What Is a Civic Digital Trust?
Fast Food Software Engineering Progression
Regarding XOR: This is sloppy quoting of Frankel, who writes about the monotonic functions "And and (nonexclusive) Or" – so, yes, inclusive Or only. However, as described, both the normal and the inverted (negated) outputs of the flip-flops ("toggles") are fed into the network, so there's X and Y and negated X and negated Y available.
> Not anymore, they don't.

Hell yes they do, it's the websites that make it impossible most of the time. Try it on a standard website that doesn't use many megabytes of resources (which it would evict for memory reasons). I notice it sometimes when using such websites, it's amazing how fast it feels compared to even so much as a 304 Not Modified round-trip.
Why would the CIA actively help the chinese government?

Hong Kong is a thorn in their side, no?
The fact that anti-government protestors wear black while pro-government triad members wear white is interesting.
Based on the last 10 minutes, this works soooo much better than twitch.
For general education about subculture takeover please refer to https://meaningness.com/geeks-mops-sociopaths
Granted, he said very important data.
That’s pretty much computing. It’s usually the case that unless you have a complete understanding, there’s a pothole waiting to trip you.

As an FYI - we no longer use Postgres on NFS as we have migrated the entire architecture underlying the systems in question.
Well, yeah, if it was pretty rare it wouldn’t have any effect.
> Author is probably American

He goes to college here in the US (but I think he might have lived in Canada in the past?)
It's pretty common: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_bloc
Really depends, if your a solid game dev and willing to work on the latest Barbie licensed mobile title its not so cutthroat. Profitable indie studio though? Good luck with that
Scrolling on the hamburger buttons is in my opinion much smoother on your site than on sites that force you to click their links in the page itself. I'll have to check out the source when I get home, its overall a great UX with a focus on functionality over form, but the form is still nice enough to get the job done!
I'm not "defending" it... I'd be all for a wholesale switch to metric units. I simply said it's "nice" in one specific context.
Every English class I've had growing up in America has a bunch of assignments like this:

1. Pick a topic.

2. Pick a position.

3. Find sources that support your position.

4. Write.

If English were held to the same high standard as the sciences, it would go:

1. Pick a topic.

2. Research sources.

3. Pick your position.

4. Write.

It's not surprising that the people who do the best in English have carried this mindset with them to their job.
You can also make a mess of server side nav. Just take a look at PyTorch documentation: 2.5MB of shit loaded in 26s. At least 10 fonts, 300KB of CSS and 455KB of JS. What I hate most about it is that the 'in page search' function doesn't work for many seconds after the page starts showing, and it's the only way to navigate such a long-ass page. Even with such a huge page most functions have no example of usage, it was better with the TurboPascal 7 help in the MS-DOS days.

https://pytorch.org/docs/stable/nn.html

Apparently I am not the only one who noticed this bad behaviour:

https://github.com/pytorch/pytorch/issues/20984
Apache Zeppelin notebooks will replace React, Angular, Vue as webapp front end
“with only a primitive GPS to indicate the right direction”

... so these kids are more at risk of being kidnapped than they are of getting lost.

I’ll admit that I think it’s a bit weird to make kids walk home in the night, but the author does a terrible job of making it sound suspenseful. This activity has gotten a lot safer since GPS became widespread. I kind of feel bad for anyone that went through this in the 80’s, they might have actually gotten lost and had to knock on a farmer’s door for directions.
Unfortunately it's not always clear who's joking and who's not; many (most?) people who feel the need to comment on socialism and capitalism have done very little reading in political philosophy.
Gift taxes are payable by the giver, not by the receiver.
It's not mislabeled, there was a later leak of the 2007 version, which happened in 2012: http://www.valvetime.net/threads/source-engine-code-leak-ver...
Seems like it could be dangerous just to blog about these activities if you live in Iran?
No, they don't make it impossible, because browsers could just implement the same behavior as if I had opened the page in a new tab, and indeed, many people do (and are advised to do) this as a workaround.
This might be interesting...

"A compellingly written and highly original study of the practices of the early-adopter video blogging community. This essential study will change the ways in which we think about past, present and future online creative communities and digital platforms."

http://networkcultures.org/blog/publication/tod-27-videoblog...
VeraCrypt Wear-Leveling
Wow, this comment is far removed from reality. The copyright holders are the only ones allowed by law to modify and or distribute the game or any of its parts unless they hand out licenses. In other words, touching leaked source code is pretty much illegal. It is mostly a question of how long it takes until they will bother to send lawyers after you if you do.

Game develipers often don't own the thengames they are working on. Nost publishing contracts transfer the rights to the publisher and all the studio gets is the money. So, the devs cannot do anything after they ar eww done with a project. It is up to the publishers to decide what to do with it. And these guys are bean counters fist, otherwise they wouldn't be able to run the core of their business the way they do (that is risk distribution between individual game projects). So unless you can give them a solid business case for releasing anything for free, they won't do it. So you need to prove to them iwith decent numbers that this works. Good luck with that.
What about $8.40/hr for the current supply/demand?

>$8.40 in 2019, $9.50 in 2020, $10.60 in 2021, $11.70 in 2022, $12.80 in 2023, $13.90 in 2024 and $15 in 2025.
> Look, if you believe in the sanctity of the network layers, sure. I don't.

And herein lies the issue. A layer 3 protocol can never be anything else. Unless you're writing some sort of dissector or have another use case. This isn't a "belief", it is what it is. But even when said layer 3 protocol rides a higher layer, let's say IPv4 on UDP, it's still a layer 3 protocol that is layer 4 payload until decapsulated and processed as such. What you describe is encapsulation and decapsulation, this isn't new or interesting and in most cases it's generally a bad idea just looking at it from a perspective of overhead.

I'm also not sure your pseudo code is legit considering you're binding a socket that's already been defined and the socket() is the real question mark here that differentiates IPv4 and IPv6. I think you may have glossed over the fact that some platforms don't support binding v4 on v6 sockets, while some do. Regardless your example is neither universally correct or ideal in many cases.
It just amplifies the fact that current online dating is about looks alone. The chad fishing memes prove it well.
>If anything the machine learning model showed that when people voluntarily and intentionally fund the publication of books they prefer a certain type of language

This is really the springboard into what you just mentioned - economic forces affect art and culture but they also affect our desires. Exactly these "voluntary" and "intentional" purchases come about through what Patrick Murray calls imaginary subsumption under capital. This is a consequence of what the author addresses - real subsumption under capital. You need to ask why people prefer books that use a certain type of language and how the culture which prefers this type of language arose. Of course the answer isn't wholly economically deterministic, but it seems short sighted (and missing the author's point) to stop the back at "well people did it voluntarily, what more do you want?" - culture is a dialactical process.
> it does not get better by attempting to derive the Born rule.

Well, it would get better if you actually could derive the Born rule without begging the question. But you can't so it doesn't.

> Of all things to get offended by, why do people single out the Born rule?

I guess you'd have to ask someone who was actually offended by it.

> am I misunderstanding something?

Yes, I think so. The arrow of time is not a purely classical phenomenon. Perhaps it could be, i.e. if we were living in a purely classical universe there might still be an arrow of time, but this is a moot point because we are not living in a classical universe, so classical thermodynamics is not what creates the arrow of time in our universe. It's more fundamental than that. It impossible to extract a classical universe from quantum dynamics without establishing an arrow of time in the process.
Sweden “solves” this problem by publicising everyone's tax records, along with almost everything else the government knows about them.
Why state-sponsored? Lots of non-profits are funded by voluntary and intentional private contributions.
Sregfvszd
https://qiita.com/Lfc-Live-Tv/items/1ef0a3bcce573050814b

https://qiita.com/Lfc-Live-Tv/items/141c55b9c51e0fb7153a

https://qiita.com/Lfc-Live-Tv/items/9745819cbfcf5d0864b7

https://qiita.com/Lfc-Live-Tv/items/b11e34ad46d942ad6f37

https://qiita.com/Lfc-Live-Tv/items/b6b5df01c46a93ab70f0
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The argument is cheap bought dog meats are full of X that's not good for the long term health for dogs.

Feeding them scraps might be better, but 100 years ago people had a less healthy diet than today (Not really up for argument) so between scraps from the old days, scraps now, cheap dog food, expensive dog food you have to look to see how to order them.

Plus how often they eat, as long as the cheap crap is fortified and you don't over feed the dog, fine. Same as humans, eat what you want as long as it's once a day.
Delegating privacy rights feels like delegating monetary rights. As in, negotiating contracts for payments. This is coming from the perspective of a simple person trying to understand this complexity. Anytime I sign complex and impactful contracts, it's usually done in person with physical paper and a general understanding between both parties. An online agreement feels like scam artist's work, only after we've realized the value of our personal data. Maybe we're giving too much away at the notice of typed words? We're essentially giving away resource because we didn't realize the importance of it.
Yes, it can be extended any number of times. But each and every O-1 approval is also highly subjective and discretionary.

The standard is somewhat lower than EB-1. While EB-1 requires what Congress calls "extraordinary ability", the O-1 requires "exceptional ability".

Again, the way things work is that whichever officer looks at the case, subjectively decides if it qualifies (in his/her opinion).

Nothing like the highly-objective points-based skilled immigration system you have in some countries.
> PHP came along and killed cgi-bin

PHP was using CGI like Perl. And then PHP had Apache's mod_php, which I believe is still widely used today.

Perl, of course, had mod_perl. And later, PSGI/Plack followed by Catalyst, Mojolicious, Dancer, etc.
I think part of their goal is to make the intergration as expensive as possible. They don't need to beat the Mainland in a classical sense - just make it not worth it even when trying to preserve face.

The ideal goal is either turning Mainland to be more like their values or being cut loose into a "offically a part of China that we don't deliver mail to" like Taiwan. The Mainland could always go Tiananmen Square part 2 but it would do more damage to their relations, create martyrs, and lead to sanctions and boycotts value.
If you have Reminders synced with Beorg, you can tell Siri to set a reminder and it should end up in the appropriate slot in Beorg.
would love a filter based on language they were written in, more recent games are likely C++ or such but older games may not be
A message for young people from a grumpy old man
True enough, my mistake :)

Just getting rid of the hash buckets and shared_ptrs would be a giant leap in the right direction.

Nice. I have no experience from absl, but I've sucessfully used sorted vectors to speed up these kinds of solutions on several occasions [0].

[0] https://github.com/codr7/cidk/blob/master/src/cidk/env.hpp
That sounds like a type that holds a string, which is just what the article suggested to use.
Great Oxidation Event
USA Government Approved AMD’s China Exports
Exactly. But why a blog platform or news site or other content-focused website would feel the need to do that is beyond me. Not everything on the internet needs to be an app.
I grew up there and I have said it so many different ways. Mostly “Noowarlins”. I sure saw it rendered as “N’awlins” a lot in Bunny Matthews’ “Vic and Nat’ly” comic about a couple of Yats (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Orleans_English) when I was growing up.

I’ve also just come back after spending half a life in the furthest corners of the US so what the hell do I know though.
I seem to recall that part of the DoE's selection criteria is to ensure a competitive market for future contracts (since they will always be buying more supercomputers). Given the recent dominance of Nvidia in the market (see https://www.top500.org/lists/2019/06/), it probably made sense for them to ensure some contracts went to other suppliers (AMD for Frontier, Intel for Aurora) to ensure that Nvidia doesn't establish a monopoly on future tech.

Additionally, these sorts of supercomputers are also a way for governments to implicitly subsidise their tech industries: when viewed through that lens, spreading these contracts around makes a lot more sense.
A1200 boards are over 25 years old. A lot of the boards are damaged because of capacitors leaking, just being old. Many of us that still use the Amigas like using "proper hardware". I like the idea of taking a 25 year old computer and hacking the machine to play DOOM or going on IRC or even checking my emails.

FPGAs have been used for Amiga Accelerators the fastest accelerator (at present) is the Apollo Vampire V2.

Here is a complete rundown of the accelerator:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8S3B8a8N83k
A lot of people think this is an Amazon thing. But every bookstore that lists this book have it for similarly high prices. Even used copies are a couple hundred bucks.
There are some non-weapons codes like Albany and NaluCFD based on Kokkos and Trilinos that are open source.

[1] https://github.com/SNLComputation/Albany

[2] https://github.com/NaluCFD/Nalu
For many of the protestors, that probably isn't an option. After all, if you had the option to flee, risking life and limb to protest against the mainland Chinese government is a much less safe alternative.
It's not as fast as https://dev.to/, which is an SPA. I.e. client side routing.
"Even in US we can find certain domains which are blocked and cannot be accessed like those which contain CP or wild anti-humanism contents."

Is it true? I always assumed US never blocks access to websites. They would rather ask the hosting provider to take down the website or try to arrest the author.
Let me correct one thing - it is not that you have a 6th grade education, it is that you stopped formal schooling at the 6th grade and completed your education on your own. If you truly had stopped learning, you would not have accomplished what you described.

So rather than fret over when the last time you sat in a classroom was... Be proud and confident of who you are, what you have accomplished, and what you will accomplish in the future.
Good Grief, Goodreads – should authors be seen and not heard?
Taleb is a popularizer. Authors who popularize science are typically not cited in academic papers. If a concept or result is used in the paper, the original source is typically cited.
If you replace div> then you will miss any opening tags that have attributes. E.g. <div class=baz> or <div id=foobar>.

In Vim I would do

:%s@\(</\?\)div@\1p@g

It’s a little bit convoluted but it replaces the tag names in both opening and closing tags and does not replace it anywhere else.
I know a CTO at a well known, but small, quant hedge fund who only graduated from high school. He works along side multiple Math PHDs from MIT. Anything is possible when your skills (programming and math) can be verified easily. Good luck on your career and congrats!
The BBC did that to save money for new magnetic tape used for archiving. They thought that parts of their archives were just not valuable enough to preserve and chise to overwrite them instead. Unfortunately, some of the overwritten material turned out to be much more interesting and valuable in retrospect, for example a host of Doctor Who episodes which are now lost completely.
Here's a photo (by Cory Heisterkamp) showing the logic networks from the Ed Thelen's website [1]: http://ed-thelen.org/comp-hist/images/Heistercamp-lgp.jpg

(The cards with the rest of the logic are behind and below the main network plane. Mind that this a Control Data model, so it's 1965 or later.)

[1] http://ed-thelen.org/comp-hist/lgp-30.html
"People are dying due to absence of medicines. People are starving. The economy system is falling apart and the politicians and their children are all abroad! None of them have any sense about what is going on the streets."

That is not what we (the West) are hearing in mainstream media.

Edit: I may well be wrong on this as others have pointed out.
I highly recommend this talk to anyone who wants to have a productive discussion about language design. Too many languages and features are proposed and discussed with excessive emphasis on the syntax. The semantics are then derived from the syntax rather than the other way around, leaving corner cases to be discovered late in the design that could have been easily avoided had the discussion started with the semantics first.

I worry, however, that the lack of comments suggests a lack of interest.
Not fair. You can't replace Ludwig names with developer libraries. Thought this would be related to Beethoven.
I believe that a multi page app/website would have the data in a database rather than distributed across html files. The server would then populate the html files before serving them up to clients.

It sounds like you started by trying to build a static website and then decided you wanted something more dynamic...so shifted to react where you are doing the dynamic data manipulation on the client as opposed to a server..not a like for like comparison
Very nice, had no idea.

Nodes it is then :)

Do you have any links to share describing the change?

Thanks!
Tesla Enters “Whistleblower Hell”
You still have to be careful though. CGI scripts were (are?) suseptible to the shellshock exploit [1] if they were written in shell (or used the C function `system()`). I had to work around that for a few of my scripts at the time.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shellshock_%28software_bug%29#...
What happens to those that are still curious? One may ask.
I submitted this 14 hours ago, same source...?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20490428
Ask HN: Asking Advisor for more help-Sugarcoat or let know things went badly?
In January 2018, I reconnected with an industry leader that I'd briefly met at a summer internship who was extremely supportive of my startup and made two intros (one at his new company and one to a nonprofit that talks about our problem space). This person is incredibly dynamic and assumed his deputies would launch our product and the nonprofit would back us since we are social entrepreneurs.

Fast-forward and we've just been crushed. His deputy blew us off for 9 months at a time and now has left the company. The co-head of the nonprofit was offended at the idea of helping a for-profit entity but his partner loved our thing and wanted to help. Then the partner left a month later. This same pattern has played out over and over as we can't get through bureaucracy.

I'm thinking of reaching out to the leader and asking for another contact at his company since the deputy left and for other intros. I'm wondering whether I should be honest about how badly things have gone or whether successful people like this only want to back winners. Thanks for any suggestions.
Thank you for this. The channel looks beautiful.
I don't think Tintin was mentioned, but you're right, it was written in the early 50's!
yep, he vaguely mentions this in footnote 6
>People are dying due to absence of medicines. People are starving. The economy system is falling apart and the politicians and their children are all abroad! None of them have any sense about what is going on the streets.

Seems like you should be rooting against your govt fat cats hoarding all the food not writing a blog
I would love to stay in touch. makhani.samir@gmail.com
We know from first-hand experience here in France that although it is not visually spectacular, tear gas and rubber bullets are highly dangerous and potentially lethal weapons.

There's the more famous cases like that yellow vests self-proclaimed (and wrongly so) spokesperson who lost an eye to a rubber bullet. There's the old Zineb Redouane who was at home in Marseille when she was hit in the head by a tar gas can (thrown from a launcher, not by hand) and died accordingly.

But then, there's also the THOUSANDS of daily anonymous victims of state repression. Because those weapons, along with "sting-ball grenades", get deployed in day-to-day police operations (controlling popular neighborhoods, football matches, free parties).

In such hard times, all my thoughts go to the comrades in Hong Kong and their close ones who are going to face very hard times. Solidarity is stronger than any prison!
"not-<anything>" is un-falsifiable. You can't prove that something is true with an experiment (which is what your double negative is suggesting).
What are you talking about? That's even worst excuse than blaming Romans for conquering Greece 2000 years ago. Greece had some great opportunities since the 60s but they never settled down some things up. Half of Greeks were spending fortunes at night clubs and bars. If you said anything about saving money back then they would probably laugh at you. Have you ever met a real Greek?
The CIA is not a monolithic entity. Different people have different goals & factions develop.

Another question to ask is how did China receive technology transfers from US corporations? This is against the sovereign interests of the US yet it occurred with the cooperation of Americans in various agencies & corporations.
i still run my blog [1] via CGI [2]. I've never really had a problem with it in 20 years.

[1] http://boston.conman.org/

[2] https://github.com/spc476/mod_blog