skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Prime example of what the article is criticizing.

> I think the issue is that when people say they’ve “worked hard,” they’re implicitly suggesting superiority. I’m deserving of reward, not like those people who are lazy (“those” people being immigrants, poor people, liberal arts majors, whoever it is you seek to contrast yourself against).

I think we can add "narcissistic millenial" to "those".
For general levels of complaints, I would recommend waiting for sociopolitical progress.

For the moment, I recommend we stick to just legal standards. (Such as if he drugged/raped someone, the way Cosby and Weinstein did.)

What did he do, exactly?
Your Honda Civic has it because they licensed the tech from MobileEye in 2014.

Tesla AP1 cars also have it, but when Tesla dropped MobileEye in favor of their own system, they can't use it anymore.
Isn't he known for wearing IT conventions t-shirts, his fear of water and sleeping in his own office?

Plus the healthy snacks his feet provide
It is kind of obvious that this isn't due to multiple anythings over multiple years. The timing is far too coincidental.

There hasn't been enough time to work out what the actual community thinks about the current drama because it takes a month or two for word to percolate around a community; stable opinions over large groups don't form in a week. Even if it is a straw that broke the camels back there needs to be a few weeks of settling to work out if there is straw and where it landed.

People like to think they can make snap decisions about what is good and what is bad. It just happens that that instinct is wrong and what fuels mob violence and other destructive actions; there are strong links between good decisions, long timeframes and moderate attitudes. This isn't so urgent that it couldn't wait a month to let everyone breath and take stock. Then Stallman can resign if enough people still think it is appropriate.
As I pointed out in another post, the best interview experience I had was when the guy asked me to bring in my laptop with some code.

I brought in my half finished side project. We talked about it, he asked me some questions, I showed him a couple of things about the tech stack that he didn't know. He asked me to add a basic feature. It worked well for both of us. If I had been faking it I think it would have shown.
[I'm one of the Microsoft Research people who worked on this]

There are many interesting ideas that you could build on top of this kind of data, and we only scratched the surface so far.

For example, the simple "search" technique we are using as a baseline is based on the idea of joint embeddings: We learn functions f_query and f_js/f_python/... to map from the inputs into some vector space such that, for example, for a (python method, docstring) pair, f_query(docstring) is near to f_python(method). To search given a query, we just do f_query(query) and look for nearest neighbours in all the code we indexed before.

Now, we could also just do f_python(def bubblesort(...): ...) and look for the nearest neighbour that is in C#, and should get out a C# implementation of bubblesort. Similarly, we could apply all kinds of filters on the results (code from highly-starred repos, code that uses framework X, ...) to do more interesting thing.
Amazon are now offering warehouse tours (and even advertising them on TV)
Nylon socks last practically forever. See US seller We Love Colors Inc. (welovecolors.com)
A shame this has to be done within the kernel. There was never much reason to implement TCP handling in ring zero.
Then said woman apologies and blamed drugs and a 'tough personal time' for lashing out at free software:

https://libreboot.org/news/unity.html
But then they would have to either extend that to all Macbook Pros, iPad Pros and iPhone 11 Pros for consistency, or admit that these devices only got the "Pro" slapped to the name for marketing.
If you're looking at purely static websites, then it's just a way to structure your application; matter of taste, I reckon, and there's plenty of alternatives on the market that go back twenty years if need be. That said, personally I'm quite fond of the component based approach to building websites - and React isn't the only player there.

But the strengths show when you combine it with e.g. Gatsby which turns it into a hybrid website + app. For first time visitors, search engines, and people with JS disabled it's just static HTML, simple. But for most visitors (browsers, JS enabled etc), after the first load it turns into a webapp and any pageview only requires a single .json file to be pulled in, which can be prefetched (on link hover for example) as well. This gives it the performance characteristics of a single-page app.
Most of us are just writing crud apps anyway so one more allocation is extremely affordable
Probbably this is what killed Seth Rich too.
They're headquartered in the UK, so I'd start with making a complaint via the Information Comissioner's Office: https://ico.org.uk/make-a-complaint/. The best option is probably "Your personal information concerns":

> If ... you’re concerned about how an organisation has handled your information – if the information is wrong, they have lost it or disclosed it to someone else – tell us.
I just saw an advert for this on TV. The advert shows multiple employees talking about the advantages of working in an Amazon fulfilment centre. They offer tours so that you can see this first hand.

While this is clearly an effort to help shed the negative image that they have for their employees, if they are willing to put it under the microscope, then hopefully that implies that there really have been improvements that will stick?
If you rely solely on credit ratings or other noise for investment advice, I have bad news for you.
Giant squids are several times the weight of an adult human and also get that big over only a handful of years.
Surprised no one(?) commented on the case yet - looks like they came to their senses and went back to the "old" case design.

I've been seriously considering a second-hand, early Mac pro - just for the case. Not sure if they fit regular/modern psus - but those cases were very nice.

Good riddance to the trash can design...

Now, if these wouldn't be priced like a car, and came with some proper AMD cpus ...
This might go down the wrong way in India. We see a lot of misinformation, propaganda and often messages inciting mob violence floating as tweets. Reporting these tweets does not do anything immediately, if ever it does anything at all.

We used to post a reply linking an article with correct facts and some context. See https://www.altnews.in/

This feature would make this fight a lot harder.
>bug. Having a real cost means it could also have real value. When someone has taken a great risk to do something, then it carries more weight to take it seriously. Don't be using fighting words unless you're ready to fight. ;)

I miss the good old days when we burned people for their opinions. The ideas were worth so much more when you could get literally killed for a thing your husbands mistress could say you said 20 years ago.
I really liked reading this post. The most profound part for me was this:

> "Normal" is another way of saying, "What is considered acceptable within my in-group."

I very frequently tell people that I have trouble understanding what “normal” is in the context of things like issues of health or other people’s behaviour because I only really know how how I feel. In addition, I find survey questions that try to bucket frequencies of some event into an unrelated numeric scale in order to quantify or qualify said event similarly bewildering. I never could explain why any better than using something like “you’re not me”, or “I only have one life”. I guess another possible way to describe “normal” would be something like “most common anecdote”.
Actually those server boards and CPU's from Intel are pretty darn expensive, as well as the fancy RAM etc. For it's specs, I think technically it is an OK price, but obviously for almost all other purposes you can custom build a PC for a fraction of the price yes, that's still really powerful. If you know how to hackintosh you can run Mac OS too.

But yeah it's to get Mac OS, that's how it's always worked, and the Apple workstations have always been at the high price segment, from the early G3, G4 days too.
https://quiethn.com/

I would maybe prefer something that is linux inspired, but https://www.phoronix.com/ is too wordy for me. Something like https://www.planetizen.com/ is cool for me, but maybe too specific.

Suprisingly, Reddit is cool if you choose your subreddits wisely. But apart from that, tbh I think it's probably better to read actual books on topics you find stimulating or maybe something like the Economist.
I don't see where that article mentions that "[h]e's harassed and bothered dozens of women in and outside of MIT."
Crop yields is on a stable increase, not something to worry about.

Let's admit it wasn't for the sake of discussion, how do you feed 10 billion people in a zero emission society ?

Do you put 80% of people to work in fields like in the middle ages ?

Who gets not to work in fields then ?

Don't worry, climate models do not pass the reality test: https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/op-eds/the-great-...

As such, not only do you get to keep your current comfort, but also new population in developing countries are also getting it.
HP Z800 with 96GB of RAM, 2TB of RAID 0 rust and a 1TB SSD. C++ dev using Fedora 29.
TouchBoar – GUI for Customizing MacBook Touchbar
You should get a valid SSL cert. Let's encrypt!
He's already planning a passenger service that does this. Not much of a step further to include mail in the cargo.
It's the good ol' cheese grater, the case design was known for a while.
No, it isn't. A free trial is free for a period and then stops unless you decide you want to become a paying member.

In contrast, this here is signing up for one year with an early cancellation full refund. All the while tricking you into thinking it were a free trial.
You don't even need to look at any specific client or server implementation to realize why cache is a problem.
Fundamentally, it cannot work well because the whole premise of GraphQL is to allow clients to request as many different permutations of the data as they want.
It doesn't make sense to cache every unique permutation of the same underlying data because the number of cached responses would grow exponentially even with a very limited dataset.
From a security point of view, a client should be able to DoS a server more easily because they can just request a slightly different permutation of the dataset every time (same data, different query); each request gives the GraphQL server a lot of work to do and uses memory.
It's less work for the client to generate complex random GraphQL queries than it is for the server to generate valid responses.
> Not to mention his refusal to respect the pronouns of trans, queer, and nonbinary folks.

I'm sorry, but this isn't a prerequisite for working in the software industry. You are not allowed to vilify someone over having an opinion about gender, just like you shouldn't fire someone for having a different opinion on it than you.

"Leah was at the time struggling with gender dysphoria and substance abuse. Since then, she has been managing these issues. She agrees that her behaviour was rash and is determined to find a unifying solution."

The people involved have moved on. The internet, however, is still trying to sling mud where there is none in an embarrassing display of social lynching and lack of loyalty to people who have done so much for human freedom.
I've used Modelsim my entire working life and one part of that has been the GUI debugger with it's waveforms, breakpoints, watches, execution stepping etc. If Verilator is re-ordering and optimising blocks, is that all stil possible, or only for the particular subset it doesn't happen to optimise away?
Yeah, but what about the second part? The part where it says, "P.S. This is a trap."?
It should be pretty easy to auto-generate static sites from wordpress.

Shifter and HardyPress already do so. That gets you all the advantages of static sites, combined with all the advantages of WordPress(ecosystem, tools, affordable labor, easy to use by clients).

Their only major limitation is that they generate/"compile" the whole site, and this takes time.

But that seems solvable by caching(in most cases) and by scaling(which may be easy with serverless). I think it's just a matter of time.
No, it's just the industry standard :)
Had to check again, visa and Mastercard actually don't carry the risk in this scenario. It's either the acquirer or issuer. Scheme acts as a judge and decides who's fault it is. However, now that 3d secure is in place, if both issuer and acquirer support it, there are really few frauds. If they don't, the risk is on the one who did not enforce 3d secure.
Heads I win, tails you lose.
Then we're going to have a problem, as VR is clearly counter-indicated for children because it messes up with eye development...
Well, it turns out ocean warming is not what we thought it was:
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-019-1585-5

I'll add:

"According to the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, there has been no systematic increase in the frequency of extreme weather events, and the ongoing rise in sea level that began with the end of the ice age continues with no great increase in magnitude. The constancy of land-based records is obvious in data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration."
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/op-eds/the-great-...

Side note, the technology to massively reduce carbon emissions from cargo ships is also emerging:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SkySails
I would imagine that people requiring pretty much urgent organ transplants, or those who are recovering from transplants, would not be fit to fly. If you need to spend an extended amount of time in a foreign country, that is probably quite hard to juggle with existing obligations like family and job.
Frankly, we're starting to live in a very Cyberpunk world these days.
Sunway SW26010 260-core 64-bit RISC CPU
Yours Truly.
> you get to talk to people from all around the world

i would say this is a bug not a feature. it should take time and effort to talk to people all over the world.
Correct me please if I am mistaken, but are differential equations not a solved problem in terms of this is f(x), calculate this kind of derivative? In terms of creating new mathematics, I suppose the latter would be a different topic.
> When I fall asleep at my terminal, I get fired. When I fall asleep at the wheel, I die.

And if a pilot falls asleep the entire plane falls down, when a surgeon falls asleep someone dies under the knife.
Gameplay >> Graphics
These days, "conspiracy theory" just means something happened in broad daylight that our betters would prefer us not to dwell upon.

Don't "risk" sounding conspiratorial. Embrace sounding conspiratorial!
Urine attracts ticks and wet loin cloths can cause skin damage. Though for the erection part, erections are linked to the parasympathetic nerve system, which is fully active during sleep.(Which is why it's hard for men to get erections when they're chronically stressed)
An event that happened and was publicly known over a decade ago, I don't see how it could have broken the camels back right now.
I see no dates, names, details or basically anything of substance relating to the suicide threat story. It seems to just be one of those sourceless rumours that get passed around as gospel.

Note in particular that the commentator does not say they saw this or even that someone who saw it told them. You're just hearing a rumour this person heard at MIT.
anything that makes it easier for corporations to program humans like rats in a labyrinth is inherently a bad idea
> People have lived for centuries without it. In those years there have both been plenty of fulfilled lives and unfulfilled lives. Clearly, the shiny happy virtual world is not a prerequisite for a fulfilled live.

One could say the same about anaesthetic - but I'd still prefer to have the choice! But I won't be rushing to sign up for this. I don't use FB, and think they (& Google for that matter) are a malign force in the world.
I’d avoid YC because it’s against the law and I think being openly involved in organized crime like that is utter madness. But also, funding crime and spitting on rule of law is immoral.
Detecting Near-Duplicates for Web Crawling (2007) [pdf]
You should check out GraalVM. Easy compilation to native code. A total game changer for the JVM, imo.
Something done out in the fresh air, still not sure what exactly
He has stepped down as head of the Free Software Foundation and his name is being dragged through the mud. There are many out there who will try their hardest to remove him from GNU as well.
I just wish it wasn't the hardware vendors themselves that supply the software. I think oculus and others have solid devices to a fair price on the market. The capabilities speak for themselves.

But since most people just don't own the hardware, there are many developers that currently still ignore VR. I think the best bet would be for more 3d software to include basic VR support. I would be nice to be able to the controllers, but I would be content with just using classical input methods. That would require you to know the layout of a keyboard, which is probably a big hurdle, but it would still make VR support more common.

That said, I don't think software like this has the correct focus for many enthusiasts. I am not using a device that makes me look like I never want to speak to anybody ever again just to chat up people online. But I am not surprised Facebook went in that direction. Maybe it will have the positive effect of just pulling more people to VR who have a little money on the side to make that investment.
A new rapid transit map for Copenhagen
AMD's Upcoming Ryzen 9 3900 Listed with 12 Zen 2 Cores at 65W
There was breaking issue, but it didn't manifest automatically.

It happened, when the 2nd gen TR arrived. It used the same mainboards, so all the manufacturers issued BIOS updates.

Unfortunately, these updates claimed to support SEV (Secure Encrypted Virtualization). Linux of course tried to initialize it at boot/module load time and the entire thing went hanging, because TR CPUs do not support SEV, only EPYCs do.

So there were the following fixes:

1) downgrade BIOS back to pre-TR2 version,

2) blacklist the ccp module; which would make kvm_amd non-functional,

3) wait for a fix in Linux kernel, which initializes SEV with a timeout.

So it wasn't that tragic issue, if you had first gen TR.
> I keep seeing this response, and it doesn't make a lot of sense. If Stallman's past behavior was unacceptable, then he should have been fired for that.

In human nature it's extremely common to tolerate things too long and then bail out when something minuscule happens later.

Not ideal but easy to understand.
Apologies for the double comment but another flaw I’ve seen with Gatsby in eCommerce has to do with fetching the product listings...

You basically have two options:
(a) fetch them dynamically
(b) trigger a rebuild on product update

With (a) you have spinners and potentially worse SEO. With (b) you have to deal with a delay from hitting “Publish” to seeing the changes deployed in prod...

Again, these are all solved problems in just about every other eCommerce framework!

If you look at some of the Gatsby eCommerce prod examples you will see a few gorgeous sites (the Flamingo one for example) but they all have very few product references and features (no user accounts, etc)

All this is to say the possible use cases for Gatsby in eCommerce seem very narrow, though I would love to be proven wrong.
Startup idea: time configurable short range signal jammer
Because all such projects are purchased by cadence and other biggies and killed. The workflow is also completely different that it takes time for engineers to trust the new workflow. The difference between 20 years and now is the computing power. ( I have worked on such an automation tool )
He has harrassed (non-sexually, just aggressively) a close coworker of mine over several weeks. So I don't want to think how he might treat women.
As C:

struct copy_args_s {
char * src;
size_t src#;
char * dest;
size_t dest#;
};
int copy(struct copy_args_s args) {
...
}
int main() {
copy((struct copy_args_s){ .src = "foo", .src_len = 3, .dst = "bar", .dst_len = 3 });
}

Or with some macro magic:

struct copy_args_s {
char * src;
size_t src#;
char * dest;
size_t dest#;
};
int copy(struct copy_args_s args) {
...
}

#define copy(...) copy((struct copy_args_s){__VA_ARGS__})

int main() {
copy(.src = "foo", .src_len = 3, .dst = "bar", .dst_len = 3);
}
A Peek into the Soviet Computer Revolution
Did that evolution happen faster than it took the previous un-evolved octopuses to eat all their young?
Tesla Software Version 10
I’d like to type my code in one language and have it translated into another.

Someday I’d like to learn Rust, for example.

If I could leverage the languages that I already know, I could more quickly build something more useful.
I have interacted with RMS. He stayed at a friend's house, and I went to one of his lectures. Though I'm not a friend of the man, I know that what you're saying was not true, at least during the time that me and my friends met with him.

This type of rumor mongering is hurtful and should be opposed.
I think that respect is something earned and is not to be extended to everyone without distinction. If you think everyone should be called by their preferred pronouns, that's not respect.
RationalPlan 5.3 – Improved Web Interface and Support for Opening
Just out of interest; what are the needs Gatsby needs that you need? Static site generation can be done with WP plugins, I guess most other CMS's also have plugins for it and there are many (way too many) open source static site generators. So you are not just talking about that; what needs does it fulfill for your case that you want to use Gatsby for. I am asking as I have read the comments and the homepage and to me it looks to fulfill a strange niche: to make a static content site 'with the latest tech' and you have to be a programmer to do it. Feels to me like the worst of all those worlds besides not having to deploy anything, but that's also normal these days (wordpress.com, wix etc). What is the business case for my company to prefer this?
Where are you reading the price? I don't see any when I go to the linked page, I presumed the prices weren't released yet
One, I am seriously disheartened even now people do the he said, she said routine.

Two, https://medium.com/@thomas.bushnell/a-reflection-on-the-depa...
>in the US and Japan

Why only these countries? I also see this with Facebook Dating; it's only available in a few countries right now. Why is this? It's software, can't you deploy the feature everywhere at once?
That ~1700MB/s FDE speed is a limit coming from Intel AES support. The drives themselves (assuming NVMe, 4 PCIe gen3 lanes) are faster.

Even those crippled by being connected to two lanes can achieve this speed.
If you didn't, check the PDF document at the end of the page, it has all the explanations (almost 80 pages !). The programs the guy developed to analyze the disk protections are very cool.
The second page you saw then.
Sorry, but this is a very uninformed opinion. The problems with perception go way deeper than cranking up the resolution and fps.
IMO this is totally solved with named parameters. Nobody’s gonna mess up CopyFile(from:a, to:b). Nobody.
I hate wearing headphones, so decided I don't need noise-cancelling

That allows me to get on-ear headphones like the Logitech H570e.

It's enough.
It's 28 including public holidays.

20 days minimum + 8 days public holidays.