skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Pioneer distills the worst elements of tech culture into a game with real stakes
Is Personal Computing's Next Conquest Your Face?
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Surrender? People criticize the French and others prior to WW2, but would it really have been better to fight unprepared and let a few tens or hundreds of thousands die right off the bat? Sometimes the strategic decision is not the emotional one.

"A strange game. The only winning move is not to play." -Wargames
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>There is no realistic way for Americans to stand up to the entire US State with violence.

Yup, particularly not as long as the same people vote to reduce access to secure communication methods.
The speakers are quite smart; the people willing to use them and get their entire life recorded by Google and Amazon - somewhat less smart. IMHO.
What do you mean by "first?"
Hi guys, this is the repository of a workshop we tought last weekend in Madrid, maybe you can find it useful. The content is:

* How to setup MLFLow, a tool for ML experiment tracking and model deploying, from zero to hero.
* How to track ML experiments with MLFLow
* How to put models to production with MLFLow.
* How to deploy models to production in AWS Sagemaker with just a couple lines of code.
* How to setup Apache Airflow, a powerful tool to design, schedule and monitor workflows.
* How to create workflows that take advantage of deployed models.
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> As an American living in Switzerland, this is not a fair comparison

As a Swiss American, I agree. Today’s Second Amendment debate is perverted.

My argument was to the point of the Second Amendment, its intent. America is currently on an extreme end of the gun-debate spectrum.
Jurassic Plankton Stole Control of the Ocean’s Chemistry
It doesn't matter what I care about. It's a simple question: in the stated scenario, which, even if it was the will of the people but a blatant usurpation of the US constitution - what do YOU think would happen?
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User created content is a toxic asset - this is a mess that has no resolution
A very hardline protestant one (back in the day playing chess was considered sinful) and in my opinion an unhealthy view.
A good start: Pick someone you admire and comb through his or hers follow list.
Your argument will make less and less sense over time

Imagine someone making the argument it is OK to pay less for X class of people, because we can get away with it. X being some historically marginalized, but now protected class. And they should be grateful because some other place pays even less!

It would be really nice if remote discriminating companies could not be called equal opportunity employer at the very least.
That's the animal research and psychology research. You won't know until you have done. And it's the starting point of testing something more complicated.
The situation of HK and the rights of the residents have not fundamentally changed since it was ceded to the British in 1842. In fact they have more democratic representation now than during most of their history.

It's far from perfect but it's infinitely better than on the mainland.

Nothing justifies "resorting to violence" in HK today. The violent actions along with anti-Chinese displays are in fact counterproductive because they push the central government to tighten the screw and unite the mainland's public opinion against them.

Many of these protesters have no democratic culture themselves. Anyone who disagrees with them is wrong and an enemy that must be fought by any means.
Yes, but that doesn't mean they'll actually fit in a standard residential kitchen space.

In the US, kitchens normally have a very standardized space for the stove/oven. It's a particular width (I don't know it offhand), and if it's outfitted for electric, it has a standardized 240V outlet. You can't just put anything there: it has to be the correct width and height, and have the correct power cord. There are fancier kitchens with separate ovens and ranges, but you can't just put those units into an existing kitchen; you'd have to redo all the cabinetry, which is very expensive.

Also, commercial kitchens generally use gas ovens/ranges. Not all residences have this available, in fact many just don't. If your area doesn't have natgas, then you have to have propane installed, and that's expensive to do, and may not be allowed where you live.
Meant to say *8 for HBM2
Hong Kong is defended by the PLA: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/People%27s_Liberation_Army_Hon...
Dictating over a country of armed resistance is not very valuable. I also think you underestimate the power of sheer numbers and guerilla warfare. The ones fighting would be the friends and family of the armed forces.
Maximising regenerative braking is always a goal with BEV.

If there was a design tradeoff that allowed to somehow massively sacrifice efficiency for very low low specific mass and extreme heat tolerance, we might see the discs replaced with in-wheel "harvesting brakes" in addition to inboard high efficiency cruise motors.

But #1 I doubt that kind of tradeoff exists, at least not in sufficient magnitude, and #2 it would probably be quite uneconomic to exploit, lots of lower hanging fruits to pick first.
You need ground troops to conquer and occupy any country, especially cities. Tanks or jets won’t help you. If civilians are armed with assault rifles, good luck.
So the study found a correlation between suicide by firearm and violent crime, not firearm prevalence and violent crime. They try to justify using suicide by firearm as a stand in for gun ownership, but if they don't have good stats on gun ownership to use for this study, then how could the previous studies have been able to make the connection between suicide by firearm and prevalence since they would need the same data.

>Firearm prevalence in the United States is difficult to determine because there is no database that collects information on firearm ownership and prevalence. Thus, analyses that study firearm prevalence have had to develop proxies for firearm ownership. As a proxy for firearm ownership, the current analysis used the percentage of suicides by a firearm from 2000 to 2010.

Little tricks like this are why people lose faith in science.
Anything beyond Manassas to the West and Quantico to the South, Leesburg, Warrenton, Culpeper, Fredericksburg, Spotsylvania, parts of MD to the north past Germantown, etc.

There's plenty of rural on septic systems and well water just an hour's drive out of DC.
Humans have rights, you dont grant them rights.

Animals and plants do not have rights. You dont have the power to grant them rights.

Animals and plants are food.

Granny was right when she said people have it too good. Folks look around for things to do instead of just enjoying what they have.
That archive is a gem on its own! I can't find the article about RMS though, and I've scanned through about 16-17 issues so far. Do you happen to know which issue it is?

Aside from that, this is a great magazine and it's so much fun reading through old articles from the 80s and 90s about Unix. I didn't know Denmark had such a large Unix scene back then.
They successfully swept Tiananmen Square under the rug without much internal fuss, so I wouldn't underestimate the Chinese state in this regard.

Also, "the world" is too homogeneous a group to predict it would all simultaneously go after China for some single incident.

Who is in the world? What would their motivations be for "reacting" to China? And more importantly, what counter-motivations exist that could sway them from doing so?

If you take all this into account, you'll find the group willing to go "against" China for anything is actually very small.

Edit- Added section responding to the "world" comment.
> There's been other instances today where police was just looking to fight protestors

And protestors obviously looking to fight police. They swarmed the other officers partner who was being beaten on the ground and he was next.

I find it shocking so many people were expecting him to just take it the beating or 'run away' and leave his partner there.

There's a very good argument for having police on the streets when there's protestors running around throwing petrol bombs and swinging metal pipes. This is basic civil society 101 stuff. I'm not convinced the solution to China's totalitarianism is random street violence and property destruction by teenagers.
It’s coercivity of the magnetic medium. HD disks have higher coercivity than DD which means higher write current is needed to put phase transitions down on the magnetic medium when recording. There are also some differences with track widths which complicates things further if you try to reformat from HD to DD without first degaussing.

For 3.5” disks the difference is small enough that you only tend to run into problems if you format a disk as HD in an HD drive then try to reformat and reuse it in a DD drive as DD without degaussing first (because the DD drive won’t be able to fully remove traces of the previous HD signal).

For 5.25” though the difference in coercivity is quite a lot bigger and even using freshly degaussed HD discs in a DD/SD drive will very likely lead to problems quite quickly.
1) I'm going to guess that the count of independent bloggers whose primary income derives from their blog is, at best, in the three digit range.

2) I can't speak for others, but paywalls have convinced me to give money to zero entities. I do subscribe to a couple, but making me delete my cookies was not their sales tactic.

3) Completely aside from all that, none of this says anything about HN, and is worth discussion. If I post a link to one of the sites I subscribe to with a larger price tag, where's the line? At what point does it damage conversation? I wonder if, on average, there's less discussion of paywalled links, or if the participant pool is different.

Just as one datapoint, I think Google News should not include WSJ links in the default feed. It is nothing but an ad, which is ironic considering the rest of news.google.com is ad-free.
I view that study with suspicion as there are also some which show a very poor link or no link at all. But in either case: prohibiting the possession, sale, and consumption of alcohol would decrease disease and increase productivity. Why should we not do that?
> The article is very narrow and focuses on a single example.

Alberto Cairo is quite the polarizing figure in the data visualization world.
The Virtue of Idleness
It depends what value you attribute to a life. For example, is the life of one adult human more valuable than the life of one hundred million adult chimpanzees? These things are very hard to quantify.

It might be best to split human and non-human slaughter into entirely separate categories. You don't need to make comparisons between one and the other; you can just accept that both are unacceptable.
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Addressing Arguments Against Unit Testing
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Odd that they would do this, given there are plenty of competitors can be streamed to via Bluetooth, or HomePods which support AirPlay.
> Non-American here, i never really understood your second amendment or how you cling to it in the modern age.

There is a substantial portion of the US that hunts or otherwise use guns as protection (for them and livestock) from animals.

Additionally, there are many parts of the US where police may really be 30+ min away.

The 2nd Amendment was arguably about having volunteer state militias where the citizens supplied their own guns, but because of quirks of history and grammar, that isn't the only reason gun ownership is allowed.

Americans, on the whole, are also pretty distrusting of government, even in the best of times.
> ideas are EASY

That's true. I see a few things behind the monitor right now.

1) Trees. Let's do something with them, like planting them at scale, maybe mess with their DNA, WCGR?

2) The window has birdshit on it. Let's build window cleaning drones.

3) Ceiling lights. These are really crap make a really smart, well designed one for office environments.
Is this a very recent U-turn from miele? I'm sure I saw something only in the last couple of years that top tier quality was still their primary business model. As an aside with a point of anecdata, our bosch washing machine which was sold with a 2-year warranty (thoguh actually upgraded to 4 by a special anniversary offer) and bought having just discovered that the entire washing machine industry was turning out minimum warranty-able products including formerly ultra reliable (or at least percieved to be...) Bosch, and it's just about 8 years old, with heavy use and the only maintenance it's needed has been to remove a fiver stuck in its drainage sump... but i guess we've just been lucky and should be preparing for the worst.
I don't know, I've always been more of an Offspring fan, but I don't think it's fair to say that Green Day "suck". They've obviously achieved an impressive level of success and people still pay attention and listen to their new releases decades after they were truly relevant.

I never was a big fan of Dookie but their next album, Insomniac, is still an immensely enjoyable album to this day. Whether it's technically not 'punk' and is instead 'pop-punk' or just 'rock' makes no difference to me. The fact that their music isn't overtly anti-establishment doesn't affect the quality of the music.

In fact, and this may get me into trouble here, I like the Dead Kennedy's 'Plastic Surgery Disasters' just as much as I like Green Day's 'Insomniac'. Is one punk and one not? Who cares? I quite dislike the purity tests in some genres of music (like punk and metal). That's something I've always appreciated about pop music - it doesn't have to adhere to some nebulous framework to qualify for the genre, it simply has to be popular (e.g. Beatles were pop, Madonna was pop, and Arianna Grande is pop - very different styles of music)
That's interesting point of view. We are probably different, but as as a kid and young teen I didn't really analyze characters and plots much (different education system) and although I noticed some references and allusions, I didn't think about it deeper. When I later discovered "Tv Tropes" it opened my eyes and in way sucked lot of enjoyment from reading. I started noticing various plot devices much more and realized how much of what I read is derivative. Really ignorance is bliss.

I can't even say it has significantly benefited me. Most of what I read was rather trivial literature and even though it gave me good reading comprehension, I can't stop to wonder if it wouldn't have been better to for instance play sports and cultivate interpersonal skills, teamwork, discipline and hard work.
Imagine yourself a party bureaucrat. Would you do a 100% career ending move?

That's why I point to the crisis being irresolvable. No way out of this for both sides.