skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Then we can apply that definition to all sorts of awkward and upsetting cases like "person in dissociative state", "person with plural-psyche", "person in persistent vegetative state", "newborn baby", etc.

Or even currently on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21720761 - revivals of ""dead"" people are gradually getting better.
I wonder what the ratio of real versus dummy cameras is?

https://www.homedepot.com/b/Electrical-Home-Security-Video-S...
You just reminded me of that one argument I've heard about two decades back. That if "you pirate Windows, you still kind of buy their product". The rationale of notochrome might be along these lines: If you use chromium, aren't you banking off of technology that is, in this sense, Google's?

But here's the thing, I think you have a point, as far as it's a useful browser technology and open source, I can see about as little a problem as you.
>Or is the "RAM" also critical?

There are cases of people without short term memory.
That to me qualifies as RAM, guess its not critical to survival.
If it’s just a single line at a leaf in the deptree, it should only be taking time to link everything together.

Still, long compile cycles are my kryptonite... 0 productivity. Horrible. Back when I was doing java, I patched hibernate to serialize and deserialize the generated code, so startuptimes would be lowered with about 80%.

My setup back then used hot code replacement, but so many people would just simply wait 1-3minutes for every single change...
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That is real tough hand. Everything done right, then the rug pulled under you.

How are you now ?
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This sounds like a great story - would you be willing to share it?
Countries may want to build those but may not be able to afford them.
Is there anything especially expert about being a philosopher?
There was a popular book about this written over 20 years ago, The Song of the Dodo.

https://www.amazon.com/Song-Dodo-Island-Biogeography-Extinct...
For cheating (and all sorts of other stuff) on linux, you can always use scanmem (also has a gui):

https://github.com/scanmem/scanmem
Good read! Thanks for sharing insightful post here.
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The pro- slavery rigid society that somehow values individual liberty? Would anyone be able to explain how that works?

"Don't tell me what I can and can't do with my property!"

These people would have to have considered slaves people in order to extend individual liberty to them.
1. assert the integer's post condition. works best if the integer is filled with an uninitialized pattern first.

2. something like CRT or dmalloc to catch the leak. not perfect but a good hint
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I'm using OsmAnd+ found on f-droid. It works very well, you'll just have to download the maps you need before.
There should be no need to wipe or zerofill the drives. They should be full disk encrypted from the start.
> Metaflow has pretty nice code artefact + params snapshotting functionality which is a core selling point.

How would you say this aspect Metaflow compares to Git LFS (https://git-lfs.github.com) and Data Version Control (https://dvc.org)?

Also, thank you to the Netflix team for creating such a wonderful library and for making it open source.
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Anyone interested in the History of AI can also watch the report being presented by Lighthill, and subsequently debated by John McCarthy, Donald Michie, and Richard Gregory.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03p2CADwGF8
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Or use a traditional power supply to sata cable.
There's also OpenStreetmaps
As far as that goes, I agree.

I have an uncomfortable feeling, however that this is when the walls really start going up in the internet, beyond just the dictatorships.
This is an ongoing, large-scale project, so I'm not sure that it comes with any expectations of openness. They're not placing extra limitations on something that could easily be open (which is quite tiresome), they're doing something new.
Starpage is now owned by an advertising company. I wouldn't rely on them not tracking me.
You an combine with brouter to get awesome elevation0-respecting foot and bike routes. This works all fully offline, btw.
I for the most part agree with you. But Entity Framework and ASP.NET changes significantly (for the better) with .Net Core.

I also use Resharper, it repeatedly reminds me of new syntactical ways of doing things.
That is opt-in.

Edge hasn't been released yet.

Vivaldi UI is a buggy and slow mess (I invite you to try it yourself)
Being a much smaller country, in terms of land and population, I would assume variations within must be lighter too.
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Wasn't that something their search copied from ddg?
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It's a bit like climate change, there are so many dependent/independent variables, most of them we're not even aware of, that there is no way to make accurate predictions.

I don't think anything is closer to a literal pandora's box than gene editing. I have no trouble seeing it going on the same path as asbestos or lead in car fuel: It'll feel almost like magic for a few decades, and by the time we understand how bad we fucked up it'll be too late to fix it properly.
You look out the window and see an army of orcs
marching towards your door.
"Run!" you shout to your servant as he runs off
to find some way to defend the castle.
> take a photo of the orcs

The orc horde approaches your keep. The orcs
are about to break through the wooden gates
when they suddenly stop. They stare at you with
their red eyes for a moment before turning away.
You take a picture of them and post it on the wall
> post the picture on Instagram

Your keep is attacked! Posting a picture of the
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I wonder about the enforcement. I see Ring video doorbells popping up in lotsa places that are clearly filming public streets. Maybe enforcement is slow, or only happens after someone reports a violation.
that's surprising because there is a leaked pointer
Have you looked at the Javascript and front end ecosystem over the past 10 years? .Net is remarkably stable comparatively.
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> Slowness is usually a side effect of not having correct graphics drivers for 3d acceleration / composition.

This is generally fixed by installing "non-free" firmware. Some distros may also work better than others, e.g. some hardware is better supported in Fedora than Debian or its derivatives.
Absolutely does. Everyone just signs to opt out of the 40 hour (something like that) working week directive and contracts are clear that there is no such thing as overtime.
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We collect total page views, total uniques, browsers, countries, device types and goal hits in aggregate.

Privacy started becoming more important when we started seeing the gross tactics companies used to identify you & link all of your actions / history to you. Fathom doesn't do this and never will.
> who has the vote

Years ago I saw a book on the history of extending the franchise in the US. One story stuck with me. In some early close vote to extend franchise to those (white males) with wealth but not land, one proponent described his decision as something vaguely like "If I thought for a moment, that the US would every be anything but an agrarian nation, I would of course share my colleagues concerns, and oppose this measure. But thankfully...". Franchise extension by misjudgement. I wonder if that's a pattern?
I think he meant specifically .NET framework, the older .NET runtime.
curious question: Have you ever killed a human? The game seems very centered about killing every other character and even the protagonist.
Short term memory is more akin to cache.

The connections between the neurons is the architecture. The neurons themselves have state. If that state is wiped across the brain, I'd be surprised if the body connected to it could even still keep itself alive.

To the actual question though, neurons die/fail very quickly at their normal metabolic rate without an oxygen supply. You are certainly dead once that happens.

These procedures are all about providing some oxygen and dropping the metabolic rate to keep the neurons alive longer than they would unassisted.
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It’s amazing how this phenomenon has been adapted into medical technology. When my son was born he wasn’t breathing properly and his blood oxygen levels dropped to critical levels. He was rushed to hospital and the first thing they did was cool him to 34c to reduce the risk of brain damage. He made a full recovery. I dread to think what would have happened without the cooling.
The brain was provided oxygen, just not by her heart.
Fair enough, point taken. We could've named Google in the title.
I personally don't think so. A computer could simulate / emulate itself, for example.
That’s true for anything. There are still VB6 maintenance jobs popping up every now and then.
if you can look at eu schools, then this will be a lot easier
Or performance per watt in server land. Which is a metric that zen 2 dominates in. Very few applications truly care about maxing performance at all costs.
> > Was this game made by a murderer?

You decide to kill Laura and escape the pain. You break her neck and run off.
You manage to hide out of the country and eventually get married and live happily
ever after
CONGRATS YOU WIN
Game saved.
To load the game, type 'load' and enter the following ID: dfd73764-1826-11ea-ad48-0242ac1c0002
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Can't that information be gathered from http server logs?
>You say Carrie Lam isn't fronting the CCP and executing their policy,

I don't say anything. I refer to the specifics mentioned in the article.
the [2] link states that ublock origin in firefox already supports this. did you even read it or just copy paste from someone elses brave fanboy comment.
The invention of conscious AI could spawn a whole civil rights movement. Is a computer capable of consciousness entitled to the same rights as a human?

Obviously this has already been pondered in depth by various sci-fi writers over the years, but it will be very interesting to see if it does happen in our lifetimes.
I don't find your argument persuasive.
dude... you need to get that chip off your shoulder.

I didn't downvote you and the fact that you are worried about fake internet points is stupid.

I will say that your reply to me was complete narcissistic at best. If you can't take someone asking you to explain your idea and the reasoning you came up with them, then you need to stop programming now and go crawl in a hole.

just because someone ask you to explain your idea, doesn't mean they are attacking you. I legitimately want to know what your project is about and what problems you are seeking to solve. there are plenty of times where i didn't use a project when it was first posted but later remembered about it when i faced a problem it could help with and used it.
There's a chance it has been written in the "Stanford Artificial Intelligence text editor E (written by Dan Swinehart)", and later converted to TeX:
http://www-formal.stanford.edu/jmc/oldnotes.html

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E_(text_editor)
It just boggles my mind how petty and vindictive people can be.
Newtonsoft.Json was the default JSON parser in ASP.NET Core for a bit, but that’s changed with .NET Core 3’s System.Text.Json. Newtonsoft was never tied to .NET Core itself directly.
They call it the hate factory, but their graph shows most of the interactions are about "Support Israel" (at 5.3 million), "We love Israel" (2 million), and only the 3rd is "No sharia law - Never give up Australia" (1.9 million). The rest don't even reach one million.
But what's wrong with using the web browser's zoom tool? Why is it somehow worse to get reflowing zoom? This idea that I'm using a phone optimised site so all text should be 8pt is just bizarre. It's not like the UA author has removed support for zoom: they're just disabling it arbitrarily.
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Why not cool the patient before rushing them to hospital, if the technique is so widely applicable? It could easily be made a standard feature of emergency medical services.
Does it keep your windows in place? Resize/move them properly when you switch to a smaller resolution screen then resize/move them back again when you go back to UHD?

I found the situation is worse if I extend my monitor's screen onto the laptop, because when I unplug the monitor and plug it back again, all hell breaks loose.

(This with the latest KDE that Ubuntu 19.10 has)
There's also no reason to believe that our own "consciousness" is any more than a significantly advanced algorithm. It's a very human trait to put ourselves on a pedestal.
I think she was surprised that this was a standard interview question? None of the other interviewers did a Leetcode question.
Agreed, you'd definitely need a mechanism to mitigate false positives.

One technique would be to try and define what constitutes "trivial" code.

Another would be to prioritize sources. Documentation from standard or major third party libraries should take precedence over SO.

Another would be a feedback mechanism. If repo authors vote a particular snippet up or down, after a threshold it could be excluded from matching.

Or you could opt-in by means of a comment, though this might make it useless.
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> I wonder if there is something written about how MS Excel handles filtering internally; maybe it is something like a directed graph?

Reactive programming is a directed graph underneath. Excel itself is a poster child of reactive programming.

Speaking of reactive programming, what is the name of the "fuller" form that works on a proper graph, with loops, and can handle fixpoints? Constraint solving?
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tl;dr - some folks were posting clickbait links to FB, driving audience to their websites which were choke full of ads.

so, basically, doing what every publisher is doing.

Oh,and far-right message was about supporting Israel. Which is, well, you know, very popular far-right trope.
I'm on USB-C -> DisplayPort. This is the only way that my laptop and monitor support UHD @ 60Hz.
Nothing is "inconvenient" for a corporation. All "inconvenient" means is that they have to pay people to do it or put up with it. IOW, a cost.
Maybe the training of the emergency crew is not sufficient?
You mean welcome to the US. I'm not there.

HR would be a legal liability if I came to them with problems, they didn't help me and it would later lead to something like depression or burnout causing me to be unable to work because of it. That's a much bigger risk than whatever legal liability you have in mind.

Of course I am a cost center and my employment is that bet by the company, but that's beside the point. Good working conditions increase the chance of that bet being in the money.
I must be missing something here...

The "standard" quadratic formula at the top of the article is just as quick and painless to solve the equation he uses as an example. And its easier for many other versions (basically any time B/A or C/A are not integers).

Plus, this isn't new: I was taught to do exactly this IF it simplified the whole equation. That was in 2000 in London in a pretty standard secondary school.

(Also, what's with taking "z^2 = 3" at font 10, treating it as an image and then displaying it 20 times the original size?! Is it meant to look more maths-ey?)

I am excited to reveal something though: I recently discovered a whole new way to make a percentages! Instead of multiplying the number by 100, you just multiply it by 10 twice! So much better :)
Lightning strikes don't wipe people's personalities. Also during epileptic seizures people's neurons fire in abnormal ways, but then return to normal afterwards. So I'd say that the RAM isn't critical; humans can boot from disk.
Is there a version on C++ templates?
It really isn't that extreme. Change happens to almost all widely used languages. Just look how c++, java, js and php have changed in the last 20 years. Furthermore, the designers do not constantly throw in new stuff. The change is rather gradual, and the features that are introduced have all been proven to work in other, more experimental languages, most often whole decades after they were introduced.
Or use recfile syntax instead of a table.
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Why do WE need forests? All WE need is roads, and houses and buildings for businesses and transportation networks covering air, land and sea to ensure capitalism can reach every corner of earth. How else will Amazon Prime thrive and make boatloads of cash?

Fauna and Flora, aside from humans, are not relevant, we are the superior species and can cut down entire forests, bleach the coral reefs and decimate habitats so we have our nice luxurious houses because THAT is what is really important.

So these "scientists" are clearly not too caring of how important capitalism is and how it must take priority over anything else. Masses of species will likely go extinct but as long as we can keep buying stuff it'll all be okay.

/s
I'm not sure why you've been downvoted for this. The fact that our consciousness is nothing more than the emergent behaviour of various ongoing chemical and electrical processes doesn't sit well with some people, I guess. Personally I derive a lot of comfort from the fact that we aren't "special".
Disagreed. Upgrading from 2.2 to 3.0/3.1 is not rewrite half your stack. I literally just upgraded a 1.5yo project at work from 2.2 to 3.1 in a couple of hours. I had 1 undocumented issue which took the bulk of the time to fix. Everything else was pretty much namespace fixes or EF being more explicit.

2.2 to 3.1 is probably the easiest upgrade I’ve ever done. You wanna talk about mvc 1 to 2/3, now that was a painful upgrade.
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Don't follow the point
It sounds like a non-renewable energy source which changes the natural flow of the water permanently. Isn't there bound to be negative environmental effects?
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> You successfully lobby the government to make sure that AI are not considered property or something
Why not improve the training?
> If researchers can scale up the postage stamp–size membrane in an affordable fashion

Not to be a downer, but this feels like it is in the "possibly long-term solution" department. Which is definitely important to investigate, don't get me wrong!
Low pressure, slow pace. If he exercises well, eats well, gets good sleep, etc he can manage to meet expectations in a slow well paying corporate coding job.

With ADHD you want to put yourself in a job thats as hard as possible to get fired from, that still pays well. Some kind of startup that inspires "hyper focus" may work with ADHD in your 20s, but its a ticking time bomb, you will make mistakes. Not being detail oriented, people will come to mistrust you. With a family this is a risky career path
It looks like records can also be structs, so it's a matter of taste (and competence) whether you make your records classes. See mentions here https://github.com/dotnet/csharplang/blob/master/proposals/r... of the ability to make them structs, not just classes.
Ah, I see. So it's part of the package collection, not the ports tree, but it's not installed by default. Hence the "only two holes in a default install". Heh. Nice.

Thanks.
This is a real failure of browsers, by the way. The table HTML has all the semantic information necessary, browsers could use it to improve table usability (such as sticky headers) but none ever bothered to try.
at a meta level, these types of articles with a ridiculous headline and without any meaningful pictures or diagrams are infuriating.

w/r/t the actual scientific discovery, i'm fascinated by how much of solving the overall energy/carbon problem is coming down to 'nano' scale material science and engineering. does anyone know of a better media venue for materials science developments that isn't just some loud guy reading wiki articles to a webcam?
I don't have big hopes for Kotlin beyond Android (aka the KVM since #KotlinFirst).

Platform languages always win long term, adopting what matters from guest languages, while exposing the platform without any additional FFI, IDE plugins, build tools, idiomatic wrapper libraries, new layers to debug,...
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I'm sorry about your health issues, but it appears to me that they are (understandably) affecting your overall mindset.

There are plenty of disabled men in functional relatioships (and not-so-functional ones, there is a subset of people, male or female, that are specifically attracted to ill or dying partners for problematic reasons). Please lose the incel angle.
And wouldn’t a McDonalds store in the middle of nowhere also make less money than a major city? But even at $150K net income, there isn’t much room to raise salaries.
There is Mapquest (based on mapbox) it is surprisingly good.
Because it's hard. I helped out at a company among many that are trying to develop a system that would allow you to do this in ambulance and they started testing prototypes 10 years ago and have yet to progress from that stage.
What do you mean by "kick up"?
Technical writing is hard. Kudos to the writer for trying hard.
Why? We did just fine without it up until a couple years ago.
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Altes Stadthaus, especially if you try to take pics of the inside. Jewish museum in Lindenstr also. The cops at alexanderplatz at night. Any construction site with private security.

I have bulky medium format analog camera, a tripod and mostly do long exposure, maybe they don't like that, idk.
> In UNIX systems you already can adopt many of plan9's design ideas.

I don't think that's really true. You can't do the sort of things with namespaces and filesystems that one can do on Plan 9 in e.g. Linux.
It looks like javascript syntax.
I think the only real way to compare IPC is to actually talk to the architects. Trying to write microbenchmarks is a fools errand when you aren't aware of how the cpu processes the instructions you give it. Are you actually stressing the fpu, or is the cpu speculatively executing and then branch predicting the workload (common for micro loops)? If it is, is that what you meant to test? Are you trying to compare like for like (in which case you have to write assembly), or are you trying to write performance benchmarks (and then the only meaningful metric is cpu time)?

This is an interesting idea, but I'm not sure how you could derive meaning from comparing two vastly different architectures at such a high level.
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