skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have severe allergies that occasionally requires epinephrine... without an annual checkup doctors typically won’t give me a prescription. I’ve similarly been hospitalized for asthma, same deal with an inhaler.

I had to really hunt to find a doctor who would give me a prescription without an annual checkup.
Yes, and they would have a Doctor of Optometry (OD) degree.
CCP is more like USSR v2: patched and improved. Still based on the same ideas and IIRC, Mao was inspired by Lenin. The gov control is also based on fear and cruelty. If this analogy is correct, it may be interesting to recall what crushed USSR: it was McDonalds. That's right. People were upset that on the west life is so obviously better, so they collectively and subconsciously sabotaged the gov. Offer the key people in CCP a better life and safety and they will happily dump Xi.
For me, this is one of the things where I’m simply more explicit in what I’m looking for. So I would append api to the terms (as I’m looking for an api doc) and indeed this pushed the site you wanted to #1.
I think this is a truly brave and forward-thinking idea by the police department. We should not be risking the lives of doggos in the streets only for them to be violently assaulted by thugs. These animals deserve the utmost respect, and I applaud this department for thinking about and thoroughly considering animal rights and ethics. Hopefully the rest of the country adopts this approach; I think it will do lots to deter crime too!
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We hear you and will prioritize this. Some remote desktop and virtual desktop solutions enable you to choose local or remote clipboards through a slight tweak of the traditional/locally applied shortcuts (e.g. Command + V), we'll check this out as well.
Great question. Personally, I would check out the J environment. It is a descendent of APL, but uses standard ASCII characters. It is an array oriented programming environment, so it is built for math and is really fast for an interpreter. Programs are very terse and succinct and measured in characters instead of lines of code. It would be very ideally suited as a kind of very advanced calculator.

J comes with a very lightweight IDE and you can download all kinds of libraries and do things like plotting.

If you are ok with RPN (reverse polish notation), I'd check out some Forth languages which make heavy use of the stack. There is a really cheap (but nice) commercial forth (forth is kind of like a family of languages which share a core ideal rather than one language) called 8th (https://8th-dev.com/) that has a free version as well. It is literally a small download with a bunch of C executables. You can run fully interactive (just like a calculator), run as a script that calls out to the interpreter, or compile your program to an executable. You can cross-compile to Windows, Linux, OSx, Android, IOS.. etc and depending on your version has libraries for ODBC, SQLite, GUI, encrypted binaries, automotive grade Linux...etc. The creator is super responsive on his forum too.

Of these two, J probably makes a little more sense as a calculator and the plotting is nice, but array programming takes awhile to click. 8th is much lighter weight, very easy to deploy, easy to learn (although forth does take some work), and better documented in my opinion.

I'd also give Julia a try, but it might not be as lightweight as you want.

Another option is to just use a physical calculator if you'd like or Excel?
So don't use a benchmark built with icc.
In case you are other readers are interested, what you describe is an old philosophical debate spanning mostly morals but as you point out, also the pursuit of happiness and other areas. It is the opposition between consequentialism (=what is important is the result of your actions) versus deontologism (=what is important is what you are doing, not the result).

I think that as machines become smarter and smarter, it is good that we dive a bit more in our philosophical world and reach for what makes us human.

It took me a long time to understand that if you remove the pure rational intellect, something precious still remains: the driving force that shapes our morals. There is not rational reason to like survival. To love our children, to do what we call good. The resons for that are moral and are, I believe, what defines us as human at the core.

Ian Banks was spot on in calling a future civilization a "Culture". Because when machines take over the productive work, defining our values is going to be our full time activity. Machines may participate, but why would they add anything we consider valuable to the core?

That's going to be an interesting transition and I am happy that I'll probably live to see it!
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There’s a much bigger problem if cars are touching you while you are walking than a big flat front end.
Values declarations are easy, if there is no one to enforce them
Let's look at the Chinese constitution:

https://www.usconstitution.net/china.html#Article35

> Article 1. Socialist state

> The People's Republic of China is a socialist state under the people's democratic dictatorship led by the working class and based on the alliance of workers and peasants.

> Article 2. Power belongs to the people

> All power in the People's Republic of China belongs to the people.

> Article 35. Freedom of speech, press, assembly

> Citizens of the People's Republic of China enjoy freedom of speech, of the press, of assembly, of association, of procession and of demonstration.

> Article 37. Freedom of person

> Unlawful detention or deprivation or restriction of citizens' freedom of the person by other means is prohibited, and unlawful search of the person of citizens is prohibited.

> Article 39. Inviolability of the home

The residences of citizens of the People's Republic of China are inviolable. Unlawful search of, or intrusion into, a citizen's residence is prohibited.
There are labs online that will gladly take your money for that, where they'll have a healthcare professional order the test and make the results available online.

A quick Google search returns this, for example: https://questdirect.questdiagnostics.com/products/blood-type...
'Your PII' is also the PII of other people. Consider Facebook's 'shadow profiles' of people who don't use its service, constructed from the address books, shared photos, and other information of Facebook users around them.
It must be said that it is a lot easier to make money in a stock market that has had low volatility and no significant, prolonged dip in the last 5+ years. My own long-term investments have earned 20% return over the last 5 years with zero trading. I realize that this article is specifically about crypto, but trends in all markets is generally up across the board.
I'm not sure how the two are connected, exactly. If you're a software engineer you should be very familiar with the reason why people switch jobs instead of holding down one for longer, and it has nothing to do with the people.

It has to do with companies not compensating people, offering career tracks, training etc. Employees are no longer treated as part of the company and valuable to train but instead disposable. The rise of the gig economy is just that logic taken to the extreme.
One problem with the type of approach here is that many modern UI programs allocate objects on side threads and then migrate those objects to the main thread (which is the only thread allowed to touch UI state). So truly, one needs to have an approach that allows for that steady state to be recognized (the steady state being when the object has landed in its final destination thread).

Once swift has some sort of concurrency model, it would be interesting to see if we could use per thread local ref counts that manage the lifetime of a single atomic ref count bump. One would be able to convert in between the two types of ref counts upon escape if needed.

This type of approach would eliminate most of the ref counts and allow for all threads to use in hot code these non-atomic thread local ref counts.
Will do, most details were actually covered on our support page (https://support.coscreen.co/) and we didn't want to overload the homepage with too many details but we're learning & iterating all the time so thanks for your feedback!
I think competing with Google would actually be a more difficult problem
Pretty sure the kits they are referring to are “unfinished or 80% lowers” which become functioning with a trivial amount of drilling and cutting and are essentially sold as raw material instead of a part.
Is this post satire? The rates of return quoted within are so absurd that it would be more beneficial for everyone to quit their job and live off the supposed returns.
Lol you just wrote three whole paragraphs to say Google isn’t as bad as Hitler. I don’t even know what to say to that. How far gone into fanboyitis must one be to reach that point?

Ok, maybe Google isn’t as bad as Hitler. I’ll give you that. Maybe that’s why they chose the slogan “don’t be evil” many years ago, since that was the lowest they could possibly set the bar at the time. Can we at least agree then that Google is “very very bad”? Where does that vocabulary fall on your quantitative scale of evil? It should be sufficiently far from Hitler to have a focused discussion, I hope.

> actually having met and had direct experience of Ms Adkins when I used to work at Google

So you’re not only biased in favor of Google, you’re also biased in favor of this lady. Doesn’t seem like anyone is going to change your mind then. Good luck with your less-evil-than-Hitler corporate overlords.
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As technology advances and information gets more and more effectively disseminated, not just guns but weapons of all types (including chemical and biological weapons, drone-mounted and robot-mounted weapons, poisons, explosives, etc) will become easier and easier for DIY enthusiasts to manufacture at home or from kits.

I'm not sure what can be done about this, ultimately, short of turning society in to a completely totalitarian surveillance state where everyone's actions are fully monitored and controlled by the state and there is effectively no privacy.

Those who are trying to control technology are fighting a losing battle.
That's quite the leap. They were saying to attack a different part of the chain, not that the chain doesn't exist.
People need to experience a sense of competency and power as a part of feeling satisfaction with their lives. It is not the only route to satisfaction, but in my opinion it's one of the few roads to great satisfaction.

I agree with the sentiment that one can't be good at everything, and that there is a radically high-performance exemplar for anything, but for machines to dominate in almost every category of luxury endeavour -- yes I can see that as demoralizing. Even the useless things we spend our time on, we can be no good at that.
Not sure when you last tried the app but it does indeed support tabs!
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All kinds of games use AVX. Particularly, anything using Denuvo won't run without it.

AVX-512 isn't just wider execution units, it's different types of instructions, particularly some that fill in holes in the existing sets of instructions. Once it starts to be widely available, it will get used, and will eventually be a requirement, just like AVX has.

Ice Lake is introducing AVX-512 on Intel mobile, Tiger Lake will introduce it on desktop, presumably Zen3 will be introducing it on AMD.
I did exactly this, went to Quest diagnostics from an online thing and in the end they don’t give you the blood type or Rh factor. It’s just a standard test for various STIs etc.
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If you find issues with localized search be sure to report them with examples of what sites would give better results locally!
1. Why did he do that? 2. Wait. What registrations? The Constitution clearly forbids any kind of gun registries.
That's probably because that version of Safari ignores this little bugger:

.site.page-loading { opacity: 0 }

I used the developer tools in Firefox to disable that one and the page was instantly viewable without JavaScript.

That's right, the site uses CSS to hide all the content and then presumably reenables it somewhere in the gobs of JS, maybe after its loaded whatever other analytics/tracking crap there is. Absolutely vile.
Perfect thanks. I'll add a section now that addresses your point.
And specifically the next generation of consoles is using Zen2 architecture, which does not support AVX-512.

That said, desktops can apply whatever optimizations they want. Denuvo uses AVX in their DRM, which is also not a thing on console, so presumably they will eventually incorporate AVX-512.
Fair enough. Mea culpa.

I do want to stress though that in that case, Hugo's speed wasn't a positive enough tradeoff vs worse templating to switch.

We used both on a case by case basis there. A few dozen online properties. Hugo got used on the simplest stuff, often 4-5 page lead generation sites which is about 30% of what that company did. Speed of builds/deployment is basically the same there, but with Hugo the tooling/pipeline was much simpler.
Why are journalists writing about guns so bad? I don't want to totally derail the thread by going down the "fake news" rabbit hole, but when an article about something I'm marginally knowledgeable about has huge inaccuracies, it makes me wonder: is it just difficult to fact-check this particular topic? Or are all news articles equally untrustworthy and I'm just not informed enough to realize it?

Anyways, literally the first sentence of the article is false[1]. Self-made firearms in California are required to have a serial number, must be put into the state registry (a somewhat byzantine process), and are illegal to resell[2]. In other words, the gun is either legal OR untraceable. It can't be both at the same time.

[1]: https://oag.ca.gov/system/files/attachments/press-docs/consu...

[2]: For ones manufactured after 2018, your family can't even inherit them when you die— they have to be surrendered to the police for destruction. If you have a relative you really don't like, you should definitely bequeath them your homemade guns— there's a non-zero chance they'll end up in prison for possession.
Those places all require a prescription in the USA. Which means you still have to pay for an eye exam.

The fact that it's easy in Japan is the whole point of the article. It's easy in most countries outside the USA!

(Costco, at least, charges a membership fee, so that can hardly be called a cheap option. And 99$ is also hardly cheap considering that glasses cost less than 5$ to make: https://www.vox.com/the-goods/2019/3/6/18253555/eyeglasses-c...)
I had a very different assumption of where those phrases came from until now
Proof of prescription is not required to buy glass in the United States, however it is for contacts. You can get those too without an official prescription shipped to a US address. It’s not legal but in most of the world contacts are sold OTC so they are not exactly hard to get ahold of.
I'm not American but where exactly does the constitution forbid gun registries?
I'm not really sure how useful it is for most of us -but it doesn't have to be. Not all operating systems are general-purpose.

I'm glad to see it continues to be maintained and published though I share the frustration other's have mentioned about how incomplete it is. There is no "more", no "less", no "halt", no "shutdown" -those are just a few of the "wtf" finds that pop up on casual examination.
Download a grid paper template and use a tape measure.
I love that the changes are getting boring. I can’t really think of much more I’d like to see in the standard libraries.

Looking forward to a single Logger!
Fasting during Ramadan is not the same as IF at all. During Ramadan you can't have even a sip of water, whereas in IF you are encouraged to drink water and even add a bit of salt if needed. That alone makes them too different to compare effects.
It says right there, Xeon Phi 7210.

Knight's Landing supports 4-wide threading per core so you get 256 threads, which is exactly what it shows in task manager under "logical processors".
Anecdotal but I never receive spam in Gmail, neither in my GSuite inbox nor Gmail.
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Normally there isn't much point arguing about it. We all know. Why argue?

I'll make an exception for you though, since you may have a misunderstanding. You mention "theocracy". Atheists can believe that sex should wait for marriage. No religion is required to hold that belief. It's the same with "body-positive". Abstinence until marriage doesn't mean hating bodies or sex, and it doesn't mean being ashamed of either.

All it takes is a preference for low-risk orderly lives without all the tragedy that sex-related mistakes can bring. Since behavior affects others, including sex partners and offspring, there is a duty to avoid giving them an increased risk of tragedy. Breaking hearts isn't nice at all, and that gets far worse when sex is involved. People usually consider the first time to be special, and it would be best to share that memory with a spouse. It's awful to think that a person would be longing for a previous partner; having a comparison could weaken the current relationship. Moving from one partner to another, repeatedly breaking the emotional bond, weakens the bond that can form.
The four "lines of code that changed everything" arguably could be:

#!/usr/bin/env perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use CGI;

While no longer in vogue, nor applicable for many systems today, the web would not be what we know it now were those four lines of code never typed.
People are rightly complaining about the accessibility (or lack thereof) of the content --- it needs to be nothing more than a static page, and in fact would be perfectly readable as such, if it weren't for one line of CSS that hid the content unless JS was run.
I want to believe it. Have any examples?
How does anybody make sense of the world? Does anybody? 'coz I don't.
The worst offenders are the ones that block Google Voice; As I understand it, Google Fiber/Google Fi users can't use these apps since the number system goes through G Voice.
This reminds me of 3D Home Architect, by Broderbund, the publishers of Prince back in the 90s! The Print Shop!
You get used to it remarkably quickly. The problem is getting over the hump (and also, knowing there is a hump).

Buddhist monks are not supposed to eat after noon, although some cheat by adding a lot of sugar to their evening tea or coffee. This is supposed to keep their minds sharp and clear and aid in meditation. It appears to be a well-tested rule.
Thanks for your feedback. We'll needed to get the general concept across first as it's tough to explain our approach without showing both sides. Input & ideas welcome!

But here's the part of the video that shows the app (note: Linux & Windows isn't released yet, but you can see exactly how it works for an individual user)
https://youtu.be/gHI5-ne2F2I?t=53
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The idea about private browsing is silly to me frankly. Sure DuckDuckGo can be more "private" than Google on its face, but unless they are incorporated deep in Switzerland and dev/null all traffic from a US-based IPs, they are obligated, by laws, to record-keeping and in general KYC even if its only mere "search quote" and "IP address". Otherwise the would quickly get shut down by authorities (DHS in this example) under suspicious of aiding/abetting terrorism the moment someone punches "how to make bomb" and they do not properly store relevant meta-tag information.
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It is partisan at the moment because, while it is neutral in nature, it only has support of the one party. They may get (enough) Republicans on board, but given the current political climate, I'd guess it's rather unlikely, unless Trump decides this is a good way to fuck with his nemeses i.e. FAA(N)G.
But how do you know what to order? I just finished the article and I still feel like I'm missing something about this point.
Similar concepts of hot and cold foods are widely applied in Persian and Indian cuisines.

https://frbkrm.com/2013/02/17/139/
Yea maybe they should make some laws that require all guns to have a serial number, that should prevent all this... oh wait
At least adding the name of the company would help. If not rephrasing it to something like ..."on recent moderation mistakes".
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The bigger point is that there was no reason to kill X399 support at all. It's the same physical socket, the socket is capable of supporting much more than Threadripper did with it (Epyc uses the same socket for 8 memory channels), and the power consumption has not increased significantly compared to TR 2000 series.

There was no reason to kill TR4. It could have been a "legacy" board with PCIe 3.0 support, like X470 is for the desktop socket.

AMD just killed TR4 because they wanted everyone to buy new boards. The classic Intel move.

(meanwhile Intel put a new generation of chips on X299, while also putting out a compatible X299X socket that increases lane count. Intel doing it right for once, AMD doing it wrong for once.)
> violate the general assumption that first party data stays first party

How? Because they can't do that with cookies.

I think the most prominent objection to 3rd party cookies is they allow systematic tracking. This seems like they just help eg apple or whomever understand what you're doing on that same site.
I don’t fully understand where the line goes from “all I need is a Docker container for nginx + Postgres + Redis + my services” to “I need Kubernetes”

When does one need to go from just Docker containers to container orchestration like k8s?
I switched my iPhone to Duck Duck Go over the last few days simply because I hate hate HATE getting linked to Reddit AMP pages from Google.

Reddit (and Stack Exchange) pages are what I use most to find honest discussions about some topic. Very convenient to use those results to filter through the blogspam.

Reddit's AMP pages are especially bad, with multiple annoying pop-ups that don't get cookied when you dismiss them on AMP. I don't understand what Reddit is getting out of the deal... their mobile site is equally as "mobile" as the AMP page. The AMP experience is so bad.

No preference to un-AMP yourself on Google. So, I switched my search engine. The DDG results seem significantly worse, or at least very different. But old.reddit.com pages load perfectly, and fast.
I think this vehicle is for the police eventually. This market is just the transition point.
When Kim Chen Ir's wife gets half of the NK army via divorce, I'll believe that JB is comparable to NK.
The shape vaguely reminds me of an oscilloscope.

The raised lettering looks nice at first but I think might be rather prone to damage; inset/engraved would be preferable.
> But I can't think of any other area in healthcare where your care is held hostage unless you pay them for some unrelated diagnostics you don't want.

Certain medications require regular testing (example I'm familiar with is Orkambi for Cystic Fibrosis, and regular liver screens are required due to potential side effects), and the prescribing doctor won't renew those prescriptions otherwise.
Thank you, /almost/ there ;)
so then it seems stupid to not recognize reality just because we may not agree that it was good that Russia conquered Crimea.
I Have Sjögren’s. An auto immune disorder

Controlling inflammation is my entire life. So I do a ton of research on the topic.

It definitely makes me a lot more mentally sluggish. Being a programmer I’m very sensitive to how well I am mentally

I am also prone to TIAs and migraines

It’s been an insane journey getting to a point where I’m highly functional again.

Doctors will make comments about my inflammation. But they mostly ignore it