skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
TL;DR;

1. > ...experienced early childhood trauma and exposure to violence at a young age... often a precursor to mental health concerns

2. > ...practically every mass shooter we studied had reached an identifiable crisis point in the weeks or months leading up to the shooting.

3. > ...most of the shooters had studied the actions of other shooters and sought validation for their motives.

4. > ...the shooters all had the means to carry out their plans.
>> There are plenty of ways to accomplish something like this without a gun, so removing the guns from the picture would just change the method.

>The numbers don't seem to bear this out. There seems to be a fairly proportional relationship between gun ownership and per capita gun deaths

The latter does nothing to refute the former. The first is claiming gun control can reduces deaths by gun, but only by shifting deaths to a different category. The latter claims that in the category of people dying by gun, number of guns and deaths is correlated.
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So much hypocrisy. When war mongering governments like US, Russia use Cloudflare for war propaganda websites that enable their wars and killings of lots and lots of people it doesn't bother Matthew Prince. Or when websites behind Cloudflare promote and sell lethal weapons that are the actual reason behind mass shootings even being possible, still doesn't bother him. But no, a dissident free speech activist website is somehow necessary to censor and blame for this, how convenient. Gotta love covert government censorship and covert government-corporate partnership.
Thoughts on Rust's Future
No, but it will be harder for the children to see it. Because a lot of those people there are children (under 18). By increasing the friction, you reduce the audience.
We don’t know how different the situation would be if France didn’t have the current regulations, but I personally think the death toll would be higher. For sure you cannot completely remove the risk of mass killing, but you can make it more expensive/difficult for attackers to do a lot of victims.
Potentially unpopular opinion but I agree. If there's a definite payoff to burning hard on a given project, I'll do it. Trading a few months or weeks for a paid off home is hardly insane at all.
"Over the decades, as versions of this housewife’s setup have eliminated dining rooms, pass-throughs, and farmhouse tables, the open-concept kitchen, centered around an island visible from all sides, has become not a labor-saving device but a stage on which (mostly) women are forced to perform."

Or...it's a convenient place to assemble ingredients away from the stove/oven area.

This is such an incredibly absurd reach I don't know where to begin. Yet another example of trying to garner clicks and views with provocative journalism.
try and decide
Authors don't make the claim you argue against.
The development of the road system as a whole is very much iterative.
Actually, no: https://www.cnn.com/2018/04/03/us/youtube-hq-shooting/index....
This is a great addon, Thanks for creating it.
As has been explained in this thread multiple times now, Free Speech is a principle, not a law. If, for example, someone in North Korea spoke against their government and was executed for it, that'd be a violation of Free Speech. Arguing "but North Korea doesn't have a law protecting people who speak against the government" would be ridiculous.

Similarly, if a person or organization in the United States is silenced because they were deplatformed by a corporate oligarchy, it's ridiculous to argue "the US doesn't have any law which prevents that, so Free Speech has not been violated".

Free Speech has absolutely been impinged by this decision.
An awkwardly written summary of the Wikipedia page on "stock exchange".
The question I keep asking is, how do we add those social consequences back into internet speech, without massive regulation, this I do not know the answer to yet.
They've missed out male and white.
> 8chan [...] have proven themselves to be lawless and that lawlessness has caused multiple tragic deaths

Quite the strong and matter-of-fact opinion, stated as accepted fact, about a direct cause here.
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Try JOE, it can handle files this large no problem.
The Netherlands has strict gun control and still has mass shootings. The last one a couple of months ago was with an illegally obtained AR-15. Four dead. Gun control did nothing to stop that.

You need to fix the rotten mentality that has corrupted many American brains. That's the reason we have so few mass shootings in Europe. Quality of life is much better, for starters.
> "everything is energy"

that's... not wrong, but I guess for the wrong reasons.
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Yes, let's be more like China! I'm looking forward to requiring loyalty oaths from our many religious groups. Where do you think we should put the reeducation camps?

Edit: in a less sarcastic way, a government can accomplish quite a bit if it has no concern for the rights of its citizens. There is a reason we don't do this kind of thing in the West; it's a good reason and it's one that China will eventually learn the hard way.
I feel both sorry for the parent and also relate to it. I have several sprints a year that get me so excited about work, that I will head to work after kids’ bedtimes to code — all night — because I can’t stop thinking about some solution. Sometimes I’m so excited I wouldn’t be able to sleep so might as well work.
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GP meant that while doing so, the physical length of the lens doesn't change, and I assume that means the amount of air inside remains the same.
Good point. On something like the refactoring question, sometimes that kind of question can be bounced off a senior developer, maybe as a bit of a mentoring role for them (official or unofficial)?
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they would deal with racism probably the same as obama did when he was in office and was subject to such attacks
Only if his obligation to you is transferable - that is, if you can freely pass it onto another person, and then the debt is owed to that other person. For example, he could write you an IOU for one dollar, and then you could give that dollar IOU to another friend (possibly in exchange for goods and services). In that case yes, you have created money.
But when they happen elsewhere we take action.

They happen every week in the US.
To be honest, the "mental health" thing kind of reminds me of the "bad childhood" excuse that was prevalent in the 80's and 90's.

It's like, yeah, no. Lots of people have "mental health" issues. (In fact, there is a school of thought that would argue we all do.)

These guys are just Al Qaeda level terrorists.

The longer we ignore that reality, the higher the body count will climb.
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Do you really want to compare the frequency of mass shootings in Denmark, New Zealand and the USA?

It would only further support a gun ban.
Sounds interesting, but blocked by paywall.
Do you believe school is sufficient?
Don't worry msm will blame it on video games, like they do it already
I would disagree. Ive made it through college by just transferring balances to 0% interest cards and get a new one every 15 months or so. I pay 2% balance transfer fees or so everytime. Which is a better rate than the big Banks get from the fed.
Aha. Thanks.
This is reason humans naturally form hierarchies. It changes the system from O(n^2) to like O(n log n).
So you just listed off several new industries required to replace this guy with a machine.
Interestingly for someone like me who has had the luxury of never having to read or write a line of JavaScript, it was all alien gobbledygook. Whatever that code was supposed to be doing was not clear to this C++ programmer.
Guns have existed for hundreds of years.

Why is this just becoming a problem recently?
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How do you know these people view the victims as innocent?
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I cannot and don't want to deny the problems you are describing, but if you restrict speech, you are handing these institutions all they need to continue these practices.
I’m sure this is a big part of large entrenched US companies that aren’t a part of the SV “move fast and break things” culture.
If it's a helpful perspective to you, here's an economics researcher who had been using common lisp for scientific computing and why he switched to Julia. I found it helpful for choosing between the two when first selecting a language for personal use:

https://tamaspapp.eu/post/common-lisp-to-julia/
Logo is not related. Domain name is hard to remember. Homepage needs info about your business/idea.
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i don't think our civilisations are enlightened enough yet, but I appreciate your optimism, and share your wishes. Once we solve the Psychopath-CEO-President-Capital problems, perhaps...
What goalposts though? I can safely say "I'm doing my part". But overall it's nothing, not even a blip. There's more spoiled meat and broken phones in the local dump than I'd ever use.

This only works if everyone does it, production will fall of there's no demand. Although that would bring economic problems in the current system...

Taxation may work, but the best way is to change the culture. The alcohol and tobacco tax has skyrocketed, yet people still drink and smoke a lot. I think the mindset of "not smoking is better, I'd rather never start" worked better than the taxes.
I have every transaction send me a notification from the Chase app. I called up Chase when I noticed a transaction I hadn’t made.
What struck me about the El Paso shooter's manifesto was just how poor his rhetoric and reasoning is. Perhaps we should better teach writing, philosophy, and rhetoric in schools and not just focus on STEM. Or at least stats courses better so that one can look at statistics around demographic change and know that it doesn't imply there is a conspiracy afoot.
It's also difficult to ask questions to a YouTube video. Even on a forum like Reddit where you might get a good answer, you'll get 10 of them, compared to a person you trust giving you one.
What makes you say that? People choose bad things all the time. I don't think it's wise to pathologize bad behavior in every case.
It's quite common on country roads in upstate NY, too. I'm not sure why the author tried to posit it as something that could only happen in severely low-crime areas.
You've got it right besides the last sentence. Copying from systemd-journald-dev-log.socket comment:

Note that journald internally uses the this socket both
for receiving syslog messages, and for forwarding them to any other syslog

edit: formatting
Why do you do that for a company that would be throw you away if it made economic sense to do so?

Why don't you find personal avenues in which to exert that creative energy for you, your family, or society?
Thanks, I had not known about Kakoune (or breeze). It's interesting looking at Kakoune's issue list. The idea for the editor is good, but you can see the huge of amount of work needed to make a feature complete bug free editor.

Also it's interesting to see the code when you write with the latest iteration of C++ instead of ancient versions of C.
Interesting! Which part(s) of the US do not mean this literally? What does it mean in that context?
America is not a violent country, it's about average, and far better than our neighbors to the south.

And when we make comparisons with Europe, we should remember that violence in Europe is rising, while violence in the US is declining.

https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2019/01/03/5-facts-abo...

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-europe-migrants-germany-c...

https://www.politico.eu/article/sweden-bombings-grenade-atta...
Ask HN: What are some of your favorite puzzle resources?
Preferably lesser known ones, the weirder the better (mechanical puzzles, word puzzles, algorithm puzzles etc)

Any resource - books, websites, videos, shops...
And not such a bad idea, either! I use Wordpress just for a company landing page, and moved all the defaults. It took probe attacks down to almost nothing. It used to get probed all day long for Wordpress unpatched bugs in both Wordpress and popular plugins. The scripts all give up after getting 404 on the usual pages.
Yup. Technically all of them can be done by robots. The only reason is they are not is because economics. As long as a job is more expensive by a robot than a human will stay in hands of humans. Once that threshold is passed automation takes over.

But, like I said, while the politics can be done by AI, will never fall in those hands. That's the ultimate robot-proof job. In any country. Regardless of the regime.
Just take a look at the pop culture. Music is full of guns and showing violence can be hip. This horrible culture is now in exported to others countries too but nevertheless only in America people would dismiss it as ohh it's just showbusiness.
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The research team designed a self-driving bicycle experiment to evaluate the chip’s capability for integrating multimodal information and making prompt decisions. Equipped with the Tianjic chip and IMU sensor and a camera the bicycle was tasked with performing functions such as real-time object detection, tracking, voice-command recognition, riding over a speed bump, obstacle avoidance, balance control and decision making.

The research team developed a variety of neural networks (CNN, CANN, SNN and MLP networks) to enable each task. The models were pretrained and programmed onto the Tianjic chip, which can process the models in parallel and enable seamless on-chip communication across different models.

Video of the unmanned bike:
https://youtu.be/VjSs6KCLTC0
" It was written for people who think they can't understand calculus." Even many people who went to school or are going to school think they can't understand calculus. I think most math from undergrad is understandable by a lot of people provided they get rid of "math fear" and put in the work.
Here in Mallorca island some call germans "cap quadrats" (being "square heads") for a reason. I'm sure they also call us names...
> 5. They live in the US.

This is not factual. The Lankford study generally cited has been shown to ignore most non-US mass shootings.

https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3238736

Lankford’s study reported that from 1966 to 2012, there were 90 public mass shooters in the United States and 202 in the rest of world. We find that Lankford’s data represent a gross undercount of foreign attacks. Our list contains 1,448 attacks and at least 3,081 shooters outside the United States over just the last 15 years of the period that Lankford examined."

Data available: https://crimeresearch.org/data/

Yes, the US has a problem with gun violence, mass shootings, and suicides. No, it isn't unique to the US, and gun ownership isn't correlated (at least with the murders and mass shootings).

"The US ranks 58th in attack rate and 62st in murder
rate. Norway, Finland, Switzerland and Russia are major European countries with at
least 45% higher rates of murder from mass public shootings than the United States.
The rates in Pakistan and India are respectively 555% and 76% higher than the US
rate."

> The solution is to ban guns, full stop.

Similarly inaccurate:

"Lankford’s claim that higher rates of gun ownership are
associated with more mass public shooters completely disappears when this more
complete data on mass public shooters is used"
Chinese got their euphemism-game down strong. Nazis would blush.
Well - not to be needlessly contrarian, but I've programmed that way (vim with nothing except what's included) for nearly 25 years now... it already has everything you need.
Then why don't they? It's just as easy, right? Just as effective, if not more so? You're making a supposition that the perpetrators would switch but in order for that to be considered in our post mortem, you need to provide evidence to support the argument

More important, as it's not a factor in the current incident, it's irrelevant.
Although politicians themselves will probably stay human for the foreseeable future, they have already outsourced their speechwriting and campaign strategizing. The robot ruler won't be an actual robot, it will be a human who uses machines to write their speeches and prioritize their campaign movements.
You can set up awstats for IIS:

http://www.damirscorner.com/blog/posts/20150105-HowToConfigu...
In 2014, 29 people were killed in an attack with knives (multiple attackers). In 1927, 38 children were killed in a school bombing in Michigan. There was a sarin gas attack in Japan that killed many. There are also numerous examples where many have been killed by fire.

It's naive and wrong to assume that there would be no mass killings without guns. There would likely be less, but it wouldn't be 0. Before anyone counters me with "we should prohibit all guns because it will prevent some mass killings", we still have 2nd amendment.
Right, that's what I had in mind. Just because some language doesn't have a "built-in" word or grammatical feature doesn't mean that it's impossible to express the concept. Spanish has two words for "to be", one for temporary states (I'm tired) and one for more permanent attributes (I'm tall). Because English only has "to be" doesn't mean that it's incapable of communicating this nuance when necessary.
As a rhetorical question, I wonder what would occur if someone came up with the idea that gun possession should be restricted to women for safety reasons.
It depends on the implementation of the control plane and how you maintain the mesh between the different servers (L2<=>L3 for arp resolution, mac learning).

Historically vxlan was a multicast thing, but not anymore.

Flannel (popular among the container networking solutions) will maintain its state in etcd by watching the Kubernetes resources then program the linux data plane with static unicast entries for the neighbors.
I still don't understand your analogy. How is 8Chan affecting "water quality" in this analogy? They were not harming the quality of service Cloudflare provides to their customers in any way, were they? The same goes for the water company providing service to 8Chan's owner; providing service to 8Chan doesn't affect the quality of service to their other customers.
Why do you reply to a post you find deficient without offering alternative suggestions while simultaneously assuming I'm holding a narrative?

Someone suggested this was an action not of publicity but of mob action, and I merely remarked that I'm not sure which one I find to be worse. Both possibilities concern me.
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Switching from Common Lisp to Julia (2017)
I agree with you and the parent post. I'm a husband who does most of the cooking and cleaning, and I couldn't live without a kitchen island. Also, I love having a big, open, combined cooking/dining/socializing space. My wife, and my mother (who does 100% of the cooking and cleaning in her family) both agree on all counts.

I do, however, think the author is making a reasonable point in general - but the specific example and the tone misfired.
Remember when we used to believe that "the internet interprets censorship as damage and routes around it?"
It is complex. I haven't been there is years, but in general Barcelona everybody speaks Spanish and is learning Catalan. It might be 50/50 now, but Spanish is likely to be the language they speak better. As you leave the city Catalan is more common.

Either way though, they don't speak the same language as the people who want to know what they are doing different.
I see your gripe, and customers being promised demo's after every sprint is a bit over the top in many cases. Especially large projects.

But to assume no real engineering goes on discounts the fact that aside from stories there are "detailed" requirements, modeling, and designing that still occurs. If your team is skipping this, that's a problem.
dupe, https://github.com/borkdude/jet/blob/master/doc/query.md
I liked this article and it was nice to think through some of these things in these contexts.

That said, if I was speaking at a big government meeting (where the sign on the door often indicates a classification that is above what you can say on Medium) and found myself quoted in a blog post later I would be pissed.

In future, I would recommend the author take all the names of the organizations out or get permission from the person. The quote would have been just as powerful without the agency name drops in a security context.
Ok but serious question...what do you do with highly ineffective teams that you inherit, and/or are contractors, and/or are the only engineers available, and/or are only motivated by a paycheck, and/or would rather be working on their five side projects, etc..... in many cases who have demonstrated repeatedly that they make lots of mistakes and get sloppy and will fully refuse to cooperate.

Yet your job is to somehow produce high quality software. This is the not uncommon outside elite startups in my experience.

In those cases I will take slow vs hazardous.
It's really not at all competitive. A shocking number of places still use a crappy magstripe reader or have a nice new Vodafone terminal but disable NFC (and possibly chip as well). Apple Card only gives you 2% if you can use NFC, Citi gives you 2% even at hotels and airlines that require a card # online, and parks and old gas stations that still just have a magstripe reader. (I've never been to a hotel that took chip or NFC for last-minute bookings, it's always a crappy old magstripe reader built into the keyboard.)
> Mr Devine said measures are in place to ensure no Chinese national can access F-35 related information.

Seems awkward, in practice. Anyone in the firm who is Chinese cannot look at F-35 info. Besides, espionage is still possible if the right people are paid off in the right amounts.
> It’s rare to have a line of credit that can be used for cash equivalents

Not true. Most credit cards have cash advances.
A conversation with Popehat about a billboard, free speech, and the Constitution
I think there is a link, but the causation arrow is opposite what you think it is.

Violent video games don't create violent people necessarily, but video people like to play violent video games.
If you want to grow crops on the sands of the beach, maybe. Otherwise you're poisoning whatever land you're using.
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> Gun control did nothing to stop that

[...] one but may have stopped many others where the difficulty in obtaining a firearm was the difference between an angry post on Facebook/Twitter/Livejournal and 9 dead in under a minute.
Yes of course. If you balanced the parentheses it would be syntactically valid k. It assumes a bunch of names, and would be unlikely to do anything useful, but it would be legal.

The k7/shakti tutorial playfully notes that running one's finger along the shifted top row of the keyboard is syntactically valid.