skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Strongly disagree. Just avoid the mental gymnastics and think like a reasonable person:

If you are currently walking and talking then it is obvious that you have not died.

Alternatively, can a person have more than one life? Unless this is Mario Brothers, no.

This may change in the future with new technology but currently death is a permanent state not a temporary one.
Class isn't a function of income: if you exchange labor for money, you're working class. If your name is on a badge or a desk, you're working class. If your name is on a building and you make money primarily by investing capital and owning production, you're part of the bourgeoise.

There are only a few hundred billionaires in this country, and they didn't get that money by being paid a salary.
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The air is much more polluted in de grandstand, I doubt they will have better physical health.
> Also, frankly, the attempt to make it seem like the “left” has a monopoly on “people of color” and “immigrants” is offensive. Trump got almost 30% of the Hispanic vote, and it’s not because of the lovely things he said about Hispanic people. Abbott got over 40% of the Hispanic vote in Texas. The idea that billionaires are going to form a coalition with nazis to oppress “people of color” is a leftist fever dream.

That’s not what the parent said, they said that the right scapegoats various minority groups as a way of dividing the lower classes and bringing segments of them into alliance with itself. It’s true that fascistic scapegoating doesn’t operate along standard US racial frames, but not that the right won’t resort to them.

The other thing you’re eliding is the incoherent tribalism inherent to fascist ideologies. Since they have no real commitment to meaning or truth, all it takes is identification with their precepts and a particular authoritarian manifestation to adhere to them.
that is if the study is on the speeders, I'm not sure the average person wants lighter penalties on speeding.
Much of the rest of the world is made of countries where people have been exploited long enough to not be able to fight back. The us is just starting to experience this, but unlike in ww2, there is no us to ...save the us. I think there will indeed be a growth in social and political tension, but the majority of the population quickly be put in its place.
They do seem to support the common ones:

https://servicehub.amadeus.com/c/portal/view-solution/389313...
> Could you point to some reading that would help one become educated on this past history?

You might want to look into the Weimar Republic (the period of the region what is approx known as Germany between WWI and WWII). I'd start with Wikipedia. Babylon Berlin is a (fiction) series about that period. I guess you meant a historic book reading though.
You don't understand these zealots. They will crawl your entire online presence, from Twitter to Reddit to Facebook, and use everything against you.
> my one complaint is that it is almost never available for the phones I own

This is the reason that I've only bought Google's handsets. Easy to unlock and always excellent ROM support. Flawless LineageOS support and I have also very good experiences of GrapheneOS (former CopperheadOS).

I buy them when the next model (or the model after that) is out for a fraction of the price. Couldn't care less about getting the latest phone these days. At this level they're pretty much all the same to me.

Only thing to look out for is Google's crappy long term support and security fixes (which even GrapheneOS relies on). For my current Pixel 1 device OS updates were supposed to run out over a year ago. Still, Android 10 was "just" released for the Pixel 1...

[1] https://grapheneos.org/
GDSes run on mainframes with roots in the 1970s, they predate unicode by 20 years.
I'm running LOS 17, which is Android 10 on a Sony XPeria Z3 Compact (!!) without issues (though it requires open g apps nano for GPS to work) :)
Luciano Arruga was a "nigger of shit". He was a black villain. He was a neighborhood kid. The kind that you whore every day. Of those who wear a hat and have indigenous features like sure you also have, but the fact that he has a hat and you, maybe, don't have it, makes you believe that you, maybe, don't have those features. Luciano was a kid that if you see his picture today you say "that one steals from you". You say "he takes your backpack". You say that he asks for your time and if you have a phone piola you can't afford it. Luciano was a kid that if you cross him at night you cross the sidewalk, the street and take another path.

Luciano Arruga was the one that you judge all the time as scum, as shit, as garbage, as "the other" that you can never assimilate.

The point is that Luciano didn't steal. Luciano didn't want to go out and steal, he wanted, maybe, to study, to work, to have a girlfriend, to smoke a joint with his friends, to listen to cumbia or national rock on the corner, to give his mother a kiss on Mother's Day, to love his sister, his family, that they love him, that they love him. But they took that right away from him, do you know why? Because one day Luciano was told to go steal. It wasn't said by a "nigger of shit", it wasn't said by another black villager, it wasn't said by that scum that you think that because he's a nigger he carries the gene of evil inside, that trash of people who live in the village and only want to take from you what you got with your effort (that you believe, naively, every day of your life that this effort is only your effort and nobody else's), Luciano was told to go steal, the police told him.

And Luciano refused.

Then they took away his right to be happy and they killed him, because he is a "black shit," a black villager, a neighborhood kid, and for those people, who often think like you, black villagers have to be that: cannon fodder, scum, scapegoats, or prisoners crammed into inhuman prisons or dead buried like NN. Because those who you think are responsible for your ass not being protected are often the victims of a corrupt, murderous, rotten system, headed by judges, lawyers, police, politicians, pointers, criminals.

Luciano Arruga was killed by the police.

So think about which side of the fuse you are on. Who you defend. Who you're most afraid of. You believe them on TV when they tell you that they are going to end up, without saying it, with the blacks with indigenous features who wear little gorritas so that they don't steal from you and you don't have to worry. Everyone has the balls to talk to you about insecurity, but no one has the balls to tell you who is responsible for that insecurity. Because if they tell you so, you're not going to vote for them. Insecurity is that the police kill you for not stealing for them and you are missing for 5 years.

I opened my eyes baby.
> Classes by definition are about wealth

No they aren't! You can be working class but a millionaire, and you can be upper class but destitute.
I understand the annoyance, but why should Google allow someone to advertise a direct competitor to YouTube in the comments of a YouTube video? It's not a free speech platform: it's a platform for Google to sell advertisements mixed into user-generated content.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Another_Place_(sculpture)

Gormleys another place is pretty cool. Pro tip: take a friend who doesnt know about it and ask why they think there are people standing motionless in the water.
Instead of nuking your system and trading it away all the time, why not use Qubes?
Your assumption might be wrong, though.

It costs a lot of money to scrape people off the road and put them back together. And more if the person cannot be reassembled. Whether the state pays or insurers do (or both), it all makes for cost that gets spread across society to some degree. I don't know the exact amount a life is worth, but

https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2017-value-of-life/

Secondly, a rough metric like speed is exactly how one should interpret safety. Given a wide distribution of skills (mutually interacting driver competencies), and a wide distribution of vehicle capabilities and parameters (stopping distances, tyre pressures, safety features) and an even wider distribution of actual road-types & weather conditions it makes 'obey the damn speed limit: everybody, always' the simplest possible thing for drivers to understand, and for the cops to enforce.

This approach seems pretty cool. I assume the Estonians will publish the results either way.
> South never had any hope of controlling the west. It was a demographic impossibility. There were nearly 20 million white northerners and 5 million southern whites.

That's not really how controlling territory works. The Manchus established control of around 100,000,000 Chinese when there were less than 300,000 of them. By that ratio, the south would have had no trouble controlling the north with a population of just 50,000 -- 5 million is absurd overkill.

(Is there more to it than a ratio of rulers to ruled? Yes, of course, that's the point.)
so then you should advocate for a more progressive income tax, and a complete abolition of speeding tickets. not sure that most people would agree that has no impact on safety though...
What does age adjusted mean? And I think only ~15% of FANG SWEs are at sufficient level to be in the top 1% of income.
There are more companies doing that than you think.
I had one ethics course. Class of 2013 in a prominent Pennsylvania university.
I created this NDA generator after I realized many other NDA generators took too long to use.

The NDA template was drafted by attorneys.
No upper class person is working for a tech company. They might own one, but they aren't working for them.
Or rive gauche and rive droite ,at least in french, as you flow in a river.
>And nothing else on that page apart from that it's UInt64.

What else exactly do you need?

It's a reference page for the members of the struct AudioTimeSTamp:

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/coreaudiotypes/aud...

I wish many C/C++ libs had such a good documentation...
I was selling PHP based software around 2009. It wasn’t pirate proof in any way. I was charitable with it too... if anyone was disadvantaged or a student or similar I’d send them a free license. Some kid posed as a journalist for a review copy and then once he had it, started to aggressively distribute it to every leak/piracy site he possibly could.

Attempts to discuss it with him were futile. I was pissed. At the time I was a freelancer and so this was a huge portion of my income. I basically lived off the dopamine hits from each sale, not to mention the actual sale revenue via a PayPal debit card. The OG ones that were that weird blueish silver sparkle. Funds basically went directly from sales to paying bills and feeding myself.

So I used his personal info to track his location. Ended up finding his poor old grandmother who was his caretaker and barely spoke English. I tried to explain the situation to her and explain how unreasonable he was acting. She didn’t understand anything I said but I think the mere act of getting her involved scared him enough to undo everything he did. He was not happy I had figured that out.

Check mate kiddo.
https://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2011/04/27/the-song-of-so...
> ... because shortly after you write the filesystem header to the card SystemD will notice the new filesystem attempt to mount it, killing off your dd process.

Could you elaborate on this? I develop an embedded OS which regularly flashes itself while running systemd (we support two methods: 1. write partition table to disk, write fs header to partitions, explicitly mount fs and write file content to fs; and 2. dd pre-built image) and I have never seen this happen. We have also flashed (via dd) our images onto cards from within Ubuntu 16.04 and 18.04 and never seen this.
Galileo's heliocentrism was unfalsifiable. As I understand it, the Church fathers were willing to accept a compromise view, that the planets go around the sun, and the sun around the earth. Galileo could propose no empirical test for his view that the sun is at the center.

Such a test would have to wait for Newton, and then it became apparent that neither the sun nor the earth were necessarily the center.
Hernando, the author, defined it as extralegal - the part of the economy that is outside of the formal law. Squatters in the US - and the rest of the world - don’t have formal legal support when they decide to make a given plot of land their own. Without that legal support, in the form of title, they cannot mortgage the property and access it for capital. The homestead act codified what people had already been doing by creating a system that allowed them to obtain a title to land they considered theirs.
I find it incredible that MediaStream Recording is still not out there on WebKit. They have taken so long to ship this. There's an open ticket[1] since 2012, and we still don't really know if they will implement this for sure on 2020, while Opera, Chrome, and Firefox already support this for years.

This is the main reason why we at Standups don't support video recording on Safari[2]. They are on the same level as Microsoft Edge, which also does not support video recording. It's hard for me to understand they did not want to catch up with the main players.

[1] https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=85851

[2] https://standups.io/help/not-using-chrome/
just looked then to see if naked mole rats have upregulated p53 too as they are resistant to cancer and it seems to be regulated by same mechanism

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3511137/
Had a similar issue with GPS on LineageOS 16. Setting the GPS mode to 'Device only' fixed it for me. My guess is the other settings have a hidden dependency on Google Play Services, causing GPS to silently stop working if Play services isn't available.
Maybe I was way off the first time I read it, but I could have sworn that Stephen Hawking's "Black Holes and Baby Universes" already claimed, decades ago, that the universe looped like that.

If I remember right, there was some analogy likening us to ants crawling on the surface of the Earth, but I could be conflating it with something else.
He was financially ruined by his investments. Are you saying it’s a lot easier today to fail upwards as an investor?
>On paper they look richer, but they can't do much with their "money" anyway.

But they can, and it's the best way to gain wealth. You can use paper wealth as collateral, allowing you to borrow much more.
Henry Ford famously chose to pay his workers enough that they would be able to afford to buy his cars.

Also, I'm not sure that there was a meaningful equivalent to venture capitalists in that era, but I'm not at all confident enough in my history to state that with any weight.
+1 I almost totally agree with you. We may differ in opinion somewhat because I think that both the DNC and RNC cater to the ultra wealthy, and the democrat and republican machines compete to get votes and more support from the ultra wealthy by both doing anything the ultra wealthy want them to.

For the Democrats, I am not talking about AOC and Bernie Sanders (who will always be demonized in the media) but referring to most democratic politicians (and Republicans, of course) who bend over backwards to protect corporate interests.
> you make money primarily by investing capital and owning production

So all the retired people living off their 401k are now part of the upper class?
Exactly- southern plantation owners envisioned massive tracts of land sold to plantation owners who would extend slavery to the west.
Like any file that you would hide with GitRoyalty, you could always share the full repo once you have access to it (probably illegally)

I believe documentation would become outdated sooner than build scripts with new releases, and would require effort to maintain (more than build scripts), which would better justify to pay.

Anyway, the idea of GitRoyalty seems not to make technically impossible to share the payed content, but rather to propose a way for honest people to remunerate honest developers and library maintainers.
Would be curious to know what the wealth level is at for the different percentiles mentioned. e.g. 50% 90% 99% 99.9%. I can't find anything recent.
What’s the income that one needs to be inside the “one percenters”?
And he'll make a fuss, a video, and it'll get fixed. They'll all get their stuff back. It'll add to the\ sour taste in his mouth but it'll get fixed.

While smaller creators in similar situations are completely out of luck. Throw a support ticket into the ether. And just have to hope more and pray a bigger Youtuber picks up their plea and their video gets popular so that it gets fixed.
Check out AgensGraph, it's graph DB engine built on postgres. I haven't used it for much more than toy projects at this point though.

https://github.com/bitnine-oss/agensgraph
> If I understood correctly, the extra round trip on the reader only occurs with left-over intents, which are the product of an earlier failure.

Left over intents are also visible for an ongoing txn, before those intents are resolved. But there's no added latency in the read path, I've commented elsewhere in the thread to explain how.

> After coordinator failure events, the new coordinator starts to clean up left-over intents asynchronously (nothing specific is waiting for it to finish).

The cleanup happens by readers on demand, there's no separate global coordinator scanning the keyspace and resolving old write intents.
Hmmm... Curious as to what is out there now. Can you please point me in the right direction with a list of available Apps.
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They weren’t using ebay, the scammer just used it to prove he’s trustworthy.
Common, but not universal. If I pipe a response body into a shell, I don't get to check whether they were careful or not.
I work in Netherlands since the beginning of this year. Previous to this I worked in one of the biggest south east Asian companies. The culture shock was real. But over the year I realized how they get the same amount of work done as my previous colleagues. Another argument for "time is bullshit measure for knowledge industry". And from what I understand the burnout argument is valid and actually helps a team. I'm in a industry where small mistakes can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. I would rather someone stop working rather than mess other people's work up.
No this is definitely Apple’s fault.
It's my understanding that with the creation of resuscitation methods and life-support systems that clinical death was already redefined to include cessation of brain activity. If they were not put on life support for example they would meet the definition of death through cessation of respiratory system and heartbeat. Pretty sure this guy doesn't have a leg to stand on.
I haven’t read the book but it seems like the protagonist just has the one die.
I don't like it when programs use physical limits to trigger physical errors based on the input. "JSON nesting depth of 23456 levels exceeds maximum memory of 23456MB" is a very different thing from being kill -9'd by the OOM killer (after of course it gets your ssh session).

If you decide your limit in advance and bail out of parsing, that's one thing. If you just use up all the stack and cross your fingers, that's a pain.
Since when has Google ever took on "the responsibilities that come with it"?
The OP is talking about the future, your political demographic numbers are the present.

For example, the Republican Party used to enjoy the majority of the black vote, but this shifted towards the Democrats during the latter half of the 20th century. Likewise, prior to 9/11, the Republican Party enjoyed the majority of Muslim voters, who shifted their support leftward in the following decade.

As for the Democrats, they used to have much stronger support from the white working class, but this once reliable voting bloc started eroding away from them since the 1970s.

The sustained economic prosperity of the post war years in the US mainstreamed market liberalism for Baby Boomers and Gen-Xers, giving birth to “neoliberalism”, rejecting their parent’s depression-era “new deal Democrats” skepticism of unfettered market capitalism.

Political demographics aren’t set in stone. They will change with events of the nation.
Quite unusual spelling. Most Amars would be Amar or Amer (or Umar/Omar).
There is also microG, free reimplemetation of Play Services: https://lineage.microg.org/
More importantly, pay for your own email DOMAIN.

And keep backups of your email.

Then, even if your account gets shut down, you can get up and running elsewhere quickly.
And that is why you had a very nice tax relief.
I concur. We may do it potentially every day, but nobody ‘sets out’ to do that. They set oit for a walk, and a side effect of that is ‘uitwaaien’.

It’s definitely not “a popular pastime”...
This story reminds me of an old movie called Flatliners (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0099582/) where medical students experimented with near death by intentionally inducing cardiac arrest. If you get a life sentence you could hire the Flatliners to come and kill you for a few minutes and then bring you back. hehehe
Ah hah, that sounds awesome, thanks!

Yea my past experience with Futures in Rust, mostly manually, made them feel like they were "No magic, just Rust" and so the Yields were just a lot of returns.

I had thought the .await impl was largely just standardization around the syntaxes. Something you could do manually, so to say.

The yielding holding the stack frame, in my head then, sounds quite similar to actually returning. However, it's a special return that stashes that stack somewhere for later use. Neat!
> I remember when I was first on-boarding with AWS S3 and EC2 back in 2006 they only had an API and CLI, no GUI dashboard. CLI seemed to be on equal footing with API in those days, but as the popularity of web APIs grew, the CLI didn’t seem to keep up.

What limitations did he find with the CLI?

Have been using CLI regularly at work for 10+ years and CLI is always there so I don't understand the comeback.
Noob Excercises
There has been plenty of cynical reporting and editorializing that has made this very argument, that in fact Boeing and the industry more widely has been hiding behind the safety streak up until the moment of the first MAX crash.

The fact that you find my post novel and shocking just shows you're not reading very much about aviation in the past few months.
Post title sounds like a buzzfeed headline.

> Recursionists hate him
Does it materially change the conclusion whether it's 8, 26, 100, or 1000 billionares?

I am saying the top 1% is 77 million people and you can narrow that group down by a lot and still make the same headline of top X surpasses wealth of bottom Y.
> What's so special about somatic cells that makes them cancerous after so many divisions?

Nothing, actually. I'd rephrase the parent comment.

There is in fact a fixed (somewhat small) probability that replication ends up in a mutation. But looking at the continuous replication going on in our cells as a Bernoulli process, you can find a number N such that there is a probability of Q (say 99%) that a mutation happened before the Nth replication.
Just looking at the safe/unsafe string example I wonder if another usable approach would be to ditch plain strings and instead use thin wrappers like UnsafeString and SafeString and a bunch of operations on them. But not assignment, for instance.

There wouldn't be much need to care about whether the code looks wrong or not (welll with regards to safe vs unsafe string:), because the compiler would do it for you (or runtime I guess, depending on which laguage it gets implemented in). I think all the examples Joel writes (the ones 'xxx is always ok' and 'xxx is not ok') are covered by it. It does mean you need a Write which only takes SafeString I guess, and it probably doesn't mean you can still do something wrong, but it should be much harder.