skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's a little bit complicated to answer this, because (as with all engineering) everything is tradeoffs. While I'm pretty sure the Tegra could in theory collect and process all of that data, doing so would load the processor and memory bandwidth enough that we couldn't run any the other algorithms we need to fly safely. In practice, that means that the framerates we process depend on exactly what the vehicle is trying to do and how it is moving.
Not a Gitlabber, but more info on that: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/www-gitlab-com/merge_requests/...
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No, the implication is that Jupiter is big and OP said she doesn't like big things.
> Google Search would have to be spun off as well

I'm in favor of the proposal as generically described, but how does this specific detail work if "Search" doesn't make any money without ads?
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Well, even then I do not know how much better.

People, who do not see a net positive in either choice may protest, or gamble.

Last election that kind of thing definitely happened.

Now, the subtle bit:

GOP primary picks are of the voters. Dem ones are not. Party won in court asserting it's right to just select regardless of what voters do.

Secondly, money. It is expensive to become a choice.

Summary?

Voters may be left with two poor choices.

Conclusion:

Blaming voters is not productive.

That really is my only point. Blaming and shaming people does not help matters.

The necessary discussion is bigger than that.

Worth a bit of karma to plant that seed.
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The bill of rights was written long before germ theory, and the courts have so far proven incapable of understanding the problem of probabilistic risks with the standard of "clear and present danger".

And just because something is legal, doesn't make it right.

For your second point: there's a long history of states using police to the detriment of their citizens (And, in my opinion, they continue to do so, even to this day), so we should abolish the institution tomorrow. How's that for an esoteric theory? For some reason, though, the courts aren't super keen on that line of reasoning...
Not only the comment is about a particular nation of people, "race" is essentially an Americanism at this point, and it's tiring to see attempts at coerce everything into a "race" problem.
So we are just going to sit here and act like the US Civil War didn't happen?
Both sides of the political spectrum are pissed at Facebook at least. Both the far left and far right feel like they're being silenced, and politicians have to be special cased in Facebook's system apparently in order to not get auto takedowns, and they still sometimes run afowl.

Will breaking Facebook up have any benefit? Probably not, but there's bipartisan support for doing something.
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It can be taken that way. But if "sexually" is omitted from "sexually assaulted" a statement can easily be misunderstood. If you add in the context that there was no direct accusation of sexual assault by the victim towards Minsky, I do find reasonable to talk about how these terms are used. I even understand his argument that these terms best not be used in accusations because there are better ones.

I find your interpretation of "an attempt to reduce the perception of the seriousness of the crime" a highly incharitable reading of what he says!
What makes you say that tech is one of the last true paths to the middle class?
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There's a lot of open infrastructure software out there, but it wasn't until recently that some problems got decent solutions (like prometheus for monitoring, kubernetes for orchestration, minio for object storage). What problems could do with fresh implementations? What's some internal software you wish had an open implementation?

If you had three months to work solidly on a new piece of open source infrastructure level software, where would you place your effort?

Use this thread to generally complain about infrastructure.
> Prove me wrong

Well, there's really nothing to prove. You didn't make the claim that 'the earth is flat'. Instead you made the claim that 'My [papito's] opinion is that the Earth is flat'. There is no reason to disbelieve the latter. It is clear from your own statement that your opinion is that the Earth is flat. There is no reason to counter that statement.

This is why facebook has no obligation to do anything. Facebook's entire platform is to allow various entities to self-publish their opinions. If it is clear that this is your opinion on hacker news (where the anonymous username is actually relatively obscured compared to facebook's real name policy and name placement), then it is extremely clear on Facebook.
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Upvote for trying, but executive privilege isn't quite it, IMO. All that does is protect the papers and communications of government officials in a way that makes them less accessible to the courts.

State secrets privilege[0] is closer, but not quite it. All that does is allow the executive to say in court "sorry, that's classified, state secrets privilege," and have certain evidence excluded. It doesn't really get to the root of what allowed the government to classify the information in the first place.

My suspicion is that it derives somehow from the president's role as commander-in-chief, but I'm not very familiar with the legal scholarship behind it.
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One advantage of the academic/university space is that you may have HR policies where anybody can request an ergonomics review and have facilities provide an appropriate setup. You also often use project-specific funds and have more control over things like computer and monitor purchases.

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It's an incredibly arrogant position to believe that you can better evaluate how much value someone receives from some activity than they can.
Crates are immutable once published and cannot be pulled by the user.

If you accidentally upload secrets, the FAQ recommends changing the secrets because the crate version isn't going to be removed. You can "yank" a version which discourages people from downloading it, but does not prevent them.
Some huge overcompensation going on over in China right now.
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Revenue splitting with any ad networks they work with?
>I don't think you've thought this through; you won't be fighting soldiers in your little quest for rebellion, you'll be fighting your neighbor, because your neighbor thinks you're a fucking dumbass who he'd rather kill than reason with, because of how little you've respected honest discourse and conversation over a long period of time.

Does he really want to do that, seeing as how I have a gun and he doesn't?
No, the problem with your comment was that it is based upon a faulty assumption regarding the presence of armed and trained personnel being abundant on a military base. The comment in response to your point was correcting you on that incorrect assumption: an overwhelming majority of base personnel were not armed, because they weren't MPs.
Let's take a single eccentric artist and vegetarian of no meaningful background, wealth, or power. By his 30th birthday our artist was no better off and his life's greatest achievement was working as a low ranking courier during WW1. What are the odds that this arist would go on to become one of the most important and powerful individuals in history and one who would come to within a hair's breadth of dominating the entire modern world? It's never wise to speak in certainties in regards to alternate histories.

One of the few things we can say for certain is that tyrants don't like having their targets armed. Would having arms have saved the Jews, the Soviets, the Chinese, etc? That's impossible to answer. But it'd certainly have given them more options and opportunities, rather than fewer.
That one, I can definitely agree with.
Your comment reminds me a little bit of Ted Chiang's short story: http://nautil.us/issue/75/story/the-great-silence
They couldn't be a client of an existing ad network like any other website?
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Could you imagine what would happen in America if an officer was on the ground being beaten?
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There is another angle that shows the cop charging in with a gun drawn before the shot.
https://mobile.twitter.com/antielabhk/status/117897105163343...

Also, further muddying things, it shows a moltov cocktail nearly miss a cop right afterwards, and a cop tackle and arrest someone who is on the ground trying to attend to the protestor who was shot. It looks like total chaos on both sides and is way more complicated than someone swinging at someone else.
Henrietta Lacks at scale.

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It's a very popular issue with the average voter, >60% approve and 20% are unsure. And it seems to be popular across party/ideological lines.

https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2019/9/18/20870938/b...
It’s to protect themselves, usually the really nasty stuff doesn’t get declassified until the perps are dead or in adult diapers for the same reason
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(Former Amazonian, part of the team that drove the change to SOA at the time)

> Now I think that this internal email is what has actually stuck with me the most. Bezos realized that he had to change the internal communication infrastructure [..].

> He understood that a radical organizational change was required to arrange the internal dynamics in a way that would allow the creation of something like AWS.

This is quite a strong and opinionated statement. I'd agree that Jeff made this change to improve communication infrastructure for Amazon.com. I wouldn't agree that he made it to enable AWS - for two reasons.

First, Amazon started thinking about EC2 and S3 way way later than this. Second, Kindle and SimpleDB (now Dynamo) were similar independent bets. These projects were happening at the time of moving to SOA, but they weren't tied to it.

The one thing common across all of these products is - making informed bets on market fundamentals and enabling teams to deliver on them.

Now, I know of a few fairly senior Amazonians who read those forums. They have more context than I do. So, if they chime in and say that Jeff sent this email to enable AWS, I'll gladly take it. :)

Until then, I wouldn't extrapolate Steve Yegge's post to mean something about Jeff B.'s intentions, and build an overarching argument over it.
Varoufakis' comment on China isn't about China per se but rather an extension of his economic criticism of financial capitalism. He views China as patient investors looking for long term returns from infrastructure projects instead of short term returns from financial speculation, and he believes the former is "far more humanistic" than the latter. He even gave an example when he was the finance minister: He renegotiated a better deal for the port with China, but the deal was blocked by the Troika. It's not a comparison between finance vs guns, as we all learned after 2008 that finance can be as destructive as guns.
> popular issue with the average voter

She's running in a primary election. "Build the wall" never crossed 50% in a general poll either, but it was still a winning argument.
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Thanks for these.

I read the banking one, she's advocating for tougher legislation, greater separation of investment and commercial banking, etc. These are all great ideas.

I don't think many reasonable people don't think Facebook, Google, Amazon etc should not be more _regulated_. Yes, let's increase data privacy laws, close tax loopholes, make sure these Tech giants are paying their fair share in taxes, etc.

I think the links prove my statement, that she's talking about regulating Banking and Pharma, but she's talking about _breaking up_ Tech giants; therein lies the problem.
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Another cue I want to offer you is `The Donation Game` which is a variation of the Prisoner's Dilemma[1] --

Treating a business dealing as a game perhaps it could be viewed as a variation of the Prisoner's dilemma or Donation game -- i.e. the decision to cooperate or not based on the incentives to do so or not

So depending on whether you're playing the Prisoner's Dilemma or the Donation game, a tie could be an important signal your intention and can be used to affect the outcome --

Perhaps in "Prisoner" economics the tie indicates the intention to act in one's own greedy self interest but in "Donation" economics it may connote the understanding that one's self interest is also the common self interest?

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Couldn’t these companies simply migrate to other countries and operate from there?
> If glibc had added it then musl libc would have

Has musl committed to adding it if glibc does? If not, why would musl add it?
Imagine for a minute what would happen to protesters in America if they acted like those in Hong Kong. Any amount of guns would have been met with overwhelming force and put down with absolute prejudice.

We even have laws in more than a handful of states that allows people to run over protesters with their cars and enjoy legal protection.

Keep kidding yourself.
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I think what's super interesting is that there was already a hearing with congress about big tech, and each of the representatives advocated that they are selling a suite (or platform) and not monopolizing services under one company, and the reason they are doing this is because each of the specific aspects of the suite/platform is competitive with the other companies' products of their own suite/platforms.

By defining the argument to platform-parent-and-product-child companies, Warren is choosing to sidestep that argument entirely.
With such important services as streaming Seinfeld, it's easy to see why such a scorched earth policy is necessary.
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He's saying he wants to have the 2nd amendment while simultaneously having sane gun laws that are also enforced.
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Yeah, they do seem like they get used a lot here in the US. That said, I'd much rather be dehumanized with a taser than with a gun.
When we are judging individuals, it's important to judge with individual circumstances.

Was THIS protestor being violent? Was THIS police officer justified in firing?

In this case, there is one video that isn't getting much viewership which very clearly shows the protestor who was shot, chasing down and beating a police officer on the ground. The officer that fired was coming to the rescue when the protestor attacked him with a pipe and was shot.

Here is that video from BBC Chinese: https://twitter.com/bbcchinese/status/1179082367337713666
I would think Pascal's Wager can be applied to that. If Musk is wrong, being extra careful with AI will just mean slightly slower development. If he's right and we don't take it seriously, humanity is wiped out. Why take the chance?
Shooting to kill a 16yr old instead of getting beaten up is justified??

Not where I'm from

--

The only way to end such confrontation is simplistically to love your enemy; or at least stop being quite so mean ;)

Edit: I've never been shot or faced those injuries, but I've certainly been in worse situations than that police officer. So just on that basis that I'm judging his actions
Under this definition app stores might also be designated as platform utilities. Imagine a regulated Google Play where Google cannot destroy the livelihood of developers based on automated whims.
I feel bad for someone like you; needing to twist reality to get somewhere.

You realize everyone in this comment thread can see my comment, right above yours, right? Willfully misinterpreting what I've written to seem hostile when in reality it's you who suggested Americans should kill each other.

You must need a win, and we've all been there, but insurgency isn't what the 2nd Amendment was about, it never was, and lying won't change that fact.
Take a look at the warranty. If the drone crashes, it's our fault not yours. In that sense, flying Skydio 2 should require about the same minimum skill as using a smartphone camera (i.e. none). We say a three year old can operate it, but that's not a hard minimum ;)

That said, there is always a skill ladder to climb if you want jaw-dropping professional footage, where understanding lighting, composition, editing, etc. benefit the quality of what you can make. The drone is pretty good at autonomously picking good shots, but there's also a lot of manual control possible, especially with the controller.
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