skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Most women are attracted to a man's status and success the way most men are attracted to physical beauty.

oh wow, I never heard of that happening before thanks for the tip.

Like I said, the movie itself would be more relatable if any possibility of the circumstances were relatable for a man. For women its practical to dream about a man choosing them for qualities they were born with while the man created every circumstance in their own life to obtain wealth and security before eventually decide to choose that woman, and that movie caters to that. It took me a while to figure out why certain romance movies were unappealing and predictably so between genders, and that's what it is.

I don't actually care about or mind the reality. The extent of my point is that watching depictions of it aren't interesting when no part of it is something you can dream about and have a chance of it happening.
"Having an exact binary copy of a build a bug was reported against can be incredibly useful."

Sure, immutable build artifacts can be invaluable -- but aren't they also an orthogonal concern?
I think that's orthogonal to the original question
Making /dev/random behave like getrandom(2) will finally put to rest one of the most frustrating arguments in the public understanding of cryptography. Please do it.
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Great fact checking!
0xffffffff: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2019/10/how-a-months-old-amd...
I don't understand your argument at all - you are saying that foods that are designed to be eaten are inherently better?

Sugar is sugar. It doesn't matter if the sugar has been added through selective breeding or just added afterwards. The only reasons fruits are a little bit healthier than soda with the same sugar/micronutrient content is the fibers in the fruit that makes it harder to consume too much of it.
Did you start remote? I wonder if there is a difference in experience between people who start off working onsite but then decide they want to live somewhere else and negotiate remote work after proving themselves.
Field Service Management has a crucial role in maintaining Network Field Engineer as they are responsible for planning, installing, testing, and maintaining the equipment to run a proper communication network. Their general duties include the maintenance and repair of equipment and construction of towers to ensure optimal performance. A telecom engineer’s job involves the use of various tools such as interconnect devices, network facilities, and radios. A field engineer also works with engineers from other fields for equipment installation and then report to the upper management.

A Field Service engineer should have some experience with telecommunication systems and at least a two-year degree for telecommunication field technician jobs. Telecom field engineering is a very demanding job because they have to work long hours and have to show up as soon as they receive a call when they’re not on the job. A field engineer also needs to work in high-stress scenarios and repair the equipment till the service is restored.

https://www.fieldengineer.com/blogs/field-service-management...
Check out zig's "Safety" project https://github.com/ziglang/zig/projects/3#card-27896159 to get a view of what sort of safety is being planned.

I'd like to state that after significant time and effort with Rust, I also think it's too complex for what it's protecting us from. Zero-cost indeed does not refer to the cognitive price. It's better than C++ though, in every way except popularity.
Man, do I associate with "winter is coming." I grew up fairly poor and I got a start up lotto ticket. I wouldn't say I'm rich by any stretch, but I'm comfortable. I've expected the gravy train to end the entire ride.
Detecting backdoored random number generators is quite difficult.
Intel Demos Next-Gen Tiger Lake CPUs and DG1 Xe Discrete Graphics Card
indeed, missed that sentence on first reading...
Using a subdomain will only protect host-only cookies (those lacking a domain=… parameter). Cookies that specify a domain deal in subdomains rather than origins, so blog.example.com will be able to see any domain=example.com cookies.

This is why using a completely separate domain can be wise if you’re using a third party to host your blog. At Fastmail when we shifted our blog to Ghost(Pro), we moved the blog from blog.fastmail.com to fastmail.blog, so that they definitely can’t get any cookies we may happen to set on domain=fastmail.com (even though our login cookies are domain=www.fastmail.com and thus safe anyway; defence in depth, and all that; by contrast, our product Topicbox does store its cookies on domain=topicbox.com, so the protection of using topicbox.blog is real there).
It simply takes time to develop everything to make this happen. These high end ultrabooks require more time to engineer. One thing is certain, anyone developing this would surely not announce it in advance. Why piss off Intel until you have to?
Ehhh this article is half bullshit half true. But in its entirety you can see the problems black people face in America, these problems aren’t fixed in some mumbo jumbo feel good mentor program. For any Africans reading this will be very informative to you. Basically after being stolen and forced to work for free or die for 400+ years, black people faced STATE sponsored oppression and terrorism. Centuries of terrorism by violent whites mob beating, bombing , shooting etc black women, men and children alike.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/apr/26/lynchings-me....
At the same time complete segregation in society , as you can imagine there is practically no upper movement for majority of blacks during this time . They went to worst schools, worst universities, every single thing was better for a white person than it was for a black person you virtually couldn’t do anything at all. Not to mention that segregation ended ONLY 56 years ago ! Also, don’t forget this is all STATE SPONSORED.
Now fast forward a little bit and you have state sponsored red lining . For those who aren’t aware red lining is basically black people denied financial and medical services. Basically a bank would draw a line on a map and deny anyone living above that line a loan (obviously those above that line were blacks) . They would loan to a lower income white rather than a middle income or high income black . There was also predatory reverse redlining where banks would go into black areas and lend at higher interests rates etc . Common sense could tell you what the impact of these government programs of oppression have been.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redlining
Fast forward a little more and you have the US industrial prison complex , and the Richard Nixon’s “war on drugs” which devastated the black community . Read this to learn more and for pretty graphs.
https://www.aei.org/carpe-diem/the-shocking-and-sickening-st....
Now you bottle this all up with terribly under funded schools, racism , unfair portrayal in media and films I can go on and on . How the fuck is a mentor going to help? This article is stupid feel good shit, if the US wanted to help it’s citizens they forcefully brought from Africa centuries ago they would have done so by now, they don’t have the intentions and instead have repeatedly shown they will support programs of oppression. You want to give black people a fair chance build some schools, give them funding , hire competent teachers , remove the drug dealers and gang leaders you allow to run rampant the same way you remove leaders of countries or hunt down taliban leaders in remote deserts.
This is the reality of the situation all of you Asians, whites , Indians etc comparing your situation is absolutely positively completely unrelatable.
Free speech is more important. I don't need a technocrat to decide what's real or fake. I want to hear it all and decide myself.
This Foot Does Not Exist - GAN trained to generate foot pics
Do you have a recipe? :)
Literally an order of magnitude. The maximum trophic efficiency between two steps in the food chain is 10% so for a pound of meet you need at least 10 pounds of plant feed. In order to supply the world with meat, we're already growing far more than enough. The problem is the distribution of crop species since humans can't eat just corn and alfa-alfa. Processed meat substitutes might be able to redirect those existing animal feed crops towards feeding us directly and making good use of less fertile land.
Thank you. That looks like a good starting point.
If/when it becomes necessary, I'm sure Beyond/Impossible would figure out alternative ways of producing coconut/palm oil. And the meat industry astroturfers would come out again to fear-monger about how it's too artificial.
How about you reply to comment instead of flagging it cowards.
I have the opposite problem. I have zero drive for status & prestige, but rather follow my passions no matter how unfashionable they are.

And it hurts my career. I don't have twitter followers who fall over themselves to offer me a job the very second I enter the job market. I can't shame a company or other big entity for behaving badly. I have very little leverage for many important career-improving opportunities because I lack the social clout to take advantage of them.

You NEED to attain some status and influence if you want the best control over your destiny. I'm trying to do this now, but it's hard because it doesn't come naturally.
Sadly this is one of those sites that swarms with ads. On this computer I can't run any ad blockers or host file dns blockers (messes up our work spyware). I find reading stuff on the web is irritating enough but putting ads on every available surface and a popup is too much.
MkDocs is great for what it was built for, documentation. I also use the Material theme myself.

For a blog though, it would be a terrible format. They meet very different use cases.
These days nobody types an address into the search bar so any TLD that's not country based should be fine. I say that because your home country is a fluid concept.
Don't listen to him. The whining about small blocks is just a narrative BCH folks want to push. Yes, it's true that currently bitcoin blockchain processes about 7 transanctions per second. But mempool is almost empty, 1sat/byte transactions go into next block - there really isn't any pressure to make blocks bigger right now. No emergency. And making blocks bigger comes with a big risk of spammers, so if we have other alternatives, we should take them. By the time people need much more than 7 transactions per second lightning will be fully usable, so there really isn't any problem.
I probably make < 10%, I'm just fine here. My mind is my own.

>Nobody cares if you can make pasta from scratch and it’s not going to make any money

I don't live up to other peoples expectations, their expectations are irrelevant to me. I have my own expectations.

I did learn to make the macaroni and perfect it. Since perfection is personal preference it's better than the fancy restaurant.

The horse is behind the cart. We make the money to buy the macaroni. I go straight for the macaroni. There is no money in learning to tie your own shoes or make your own bed? ha-ha
They are good at pitching to investors.
I assume you've heard of them before but just in case, System76 higher end laptops have 17" 4k, RJ-45, high end CPU, high end GPU, 64GB RAM

https://system76.com/laptops
From what I can tell, it will be locally hosted, and non-cloud dependent. Don't know about the open source though (we can guess not).

Regarding the second part of your comment, an EEG device like that will have access to way less information (even with state-of-the-art signal processing techniques) than, say, an Apple watch or a FitBit, which have access to tons of biometric information (pulse, ECG, sleep data, constant geolocalization, living habits + much more if you also upload your weight and blood pressure measurements in the companion app), yet the vast majority of the public didn't seem to be too preoccupied when those came out.
It is a claim also made by anyone who understands bitcoin. It just doesn't scale. This is a fact, no matter whether scammers also agree.
Dude the stuff we're discussing freaks me out just looking at it, and I'm a grown adult. If I'm watching a horror/gore movie I'm fully prepared for everything thats coming, if this kind of thing randomly appeared while watching a video about how to make spaghetti and meatballs with no acknowledgement (as it tends to happen in these kids videos) It'd fuck with me big time.
While I vastly prefer this workflow wise, for large projects it can increase compile time drastically. https://lwn.net/Articles/744507/

For projects that will never have more than ~1 million LOC it's probably fine. Less than ~100K, definitely preferable.
I'm guessing your work repo is has lots of large binary files in it's history?
EVE Online is written in python and can only leverage a single core per zone =)
As another gay man that was raised this way, I couldn't agree more. The worst thing you can do to a child already doubting their self-worth (by being in an invisible minority) is to quantify it with impossible standards. Please don't do this to your child, no matter their orientation.
Translating Quake 3 into Rust
oh wow.. I was a pmail user back when i was a Windows user :)

i wonder if there's a linux port!!!
Light scattering assumption is invalid, this is true, so photon losses energy because of an other mechanism.

However, newer telescopes discovers more stars and galaxies than predicted by theories of expanding universe, thus favors Tired Light Theory. Also, discovery of gravitational waves confirmed that (speed of light in pure vacuum) c≠const, so physical vacuum is not an empty space, thus favoring TLT again.
Ahh smashing, Its interesting to note that the aussie version involves leaky weirs.

I suspect thats because the rain pattern in the indian example is different.
Lol that's not how getting rich actually works. People get quickly used to new income, a bit better phones, clothing, cars, vacations etc. Plus 50% increase doesn't actually translate to 50% net income, taxes % go up in most western world pretty steeply, so the jump is not that big.

This isn't valid for 100% of the folks obviously, but say 90% fall into this trap one way or the other. It is paradoxically easiest for folks already burdened with ie mortgage, because usually the motivation to pay it back sooner trumps the need for some extra gadgets and to show off.

You know what's funny? Their overall long term happiness and life satisfaction doesn't improve a bit. In fact, in many cases it goes down due to ie extra worries about good investments, plus you earn cash by doing extra work.

Myself I increased my net income compared to my first full time IT job more than 20x in last 15 years, and I can tell you happiness comes from different place. Money just help a tiny bit on the path to it, that's all. Some folks, especially those competitive that article talks about, will never be truly happy. Of course is you live in like US with utterly broken healthcare, in some cases money can actually mean saved/improved life, but that's a bit special use case.
>> Further, credit cards already allow people to get cash advances in an emergency.

Cash advance from credit cards is very expensive. The problem is that $9 for $91 during 5 days is even more expensive. (It's more than 60% in a month!) When you are charging more than the credit cards, it's too much.

The problem you have is that you must charge more because you don't have enough information and leverage to ensure the users will not commit fraud. Banks know the history of each user, how much the earn, have a good lawyer team, so they can charge less. You also have processing fee, and other overhead.

Edit: Deleted a few random meaningless chars at the end. My son typed them while I was not watching.
Interesting relationship between another front-page article: https://www.foodandwine.com/news/borden-dairy-bankruptcy
Torrents also go through network, but we call them peer-to-peer. I think you don't understand what peer-to-peer means. It means you don't need central authority, a central node that would handle the connections, match them together. And that is true for Lightning, torrents, and all other things we call peer-to-peer.
Not just that, I can get work as a software developer without any formal education whatsoever. I cant imagine that happening in a more mature engineering field like EE.
After using darcs, I can never see Git as elegant, no matter how clearly it is a more pragmatic choice these days.
But the license is for an SDK that talks to the API not the API itself which is what they reimplemented. It's like if Google claimed that since Oracle once released an Apache licenced Java application that means they can reimplement any Java APIs that application used.
Could trying to understand the mind & body by studying the brain & genes be like understanding literature by studying ink & paper?
the reasoning is the following:

>Note on subdomains: every subdomain, to Google, is a different website. So if your domain is flaviocopes.com, and you create your blog in blog.flaviocopes.com, then that’s a completely new website to Google, and it will have its own ranking separate from the main domain.

So from a SEO perspective it might make sense, if you're running a small blog and traffic is one of your main goals.
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From Worms to Tomb Raider: classic UK video games celebrated in new stamps
It just looks like a helicopter
Hi, author of the post here. Which example doesn't work? I just pasted the communicate by sharing memory example into the go playground: https://play.golang.org/p/bWtyGTC-EsC and it gives the same length every time. Am I missing something or are you referring to a different example?

> More on-topic, channels have their own tradeoffs. I often reach for WaitGroups and mutexes instead of channels, because things can get complicated fast when you're routing data around with channels

You're absolutely right. I certainly didn't intend to give a blanket recommendation. It's more of a, "If you're sharing memory, might it become clearer if you share memory by communicating?" I was worried that the simplistic examples would not properly represent the cases I was thinking of. I think that's a communication error on me.
> My bias is obvious, but I really feel the world needs to get more into Indian food. No other cuisine does vegetarian food as well.

Agreed, when cooking myself (which I do a lot) it's usually Indian recipes. I really came to enjoy the food after I turned (mostly) vegetarian and went to visit friends in Rajasthan many years ago. I used to eat Indian meat dishes (especially curries) but found that I like actually like the vegetarian ones better. It is very easy (and cheap) to cook really good (and healthy; I don't use ghee etc as in the original recipes) and tasteful vegetarian food.
I know Git inside and out, but I had to use Mercurial for a client a couple years ago. I found it to be the most baffling and nonsensical source control experience of my life. It might be a case of cross-contamination. Like you said, each SCM uses similar terms for different concepts, so my Git knowledge may have unfairly colored how I expected similar terms to work in Mercurial.

But stuff like: "hg log" gives you _every commit in the repo_?? When is that ever useful? How do I get only the commits that lead to the current state of the repo? Mercurial doesn't have branches; instead you're supposed to _copy the whole directory_[1] at the filesystem level?? Of course this is ridiculous, so they invented "bookmarks" which are actually Git branches. The extensions thing you mention is also a ridiculous chore. Just have sane defaults. I also found hg's output very dense and hard to understand and read, poorly suited for human consumption.

I dunno. I'm sure Mercurial is fine, many people use it every day, and likely my strong Git bias was affecting my ability to learn Mercurial. But I found it far easier to just clone into Git, use Git to do source control, and then export back to Mercurial when I'm ready to share my work.

[1] https://www.mercurial-scm.org/wiki/TutorialMerge
All AMD Ryzen chips, even the cheapest $50 3000G (technically branded an 'Athlon') are fully unlocked and you can adjust everything to your hearts desire.

Unlike Intel, AMD does not charge extra for unlocked chips.

It's not like it matters tho anyway: with Zen2, PDO2 pretty much pushes your chip up to the limits of thermal constraints. I'm looking at Ryzen Master right now, and my TDP is "1000W".
In addition to other answers: SIMD in rust is currently exposed via a very low-level API. But in the future, someone will probably build a safe API on top of it.
Shipping also very often uses the dirtiest of fuels and is therefore much more polluting than airliners which burn quite high quality refined fuels. That's why, to get around recent laws limiting sulfur emissions, large container boats now first "scrub" their exhaust gasses with sea water, so all sulfur will now nicely pollute and acidify our oceans. [0] No emissions though, because emissions bad.

I agree with you wholeheartedly that this is not a problem that should be solved individually. I don't hold my breath for what the higher ups are coming up with though, their measures seem misguided at best, deliberately loop-holed at worst.

[0] http://www.imo.org/en/MediaCentre/HotTopics/Pages/Sulphur-20...
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China's Hisense to release the world's first colored e-ink phone
I don't think we can totally understand & control interconnected complex systems, only influence them tangentially.

Perfect winning in the markets would be possible if we could.
No. Gravitational waves are causing fluctuations of speed of light in pure vacuum. (See LIGO/VIRGO experiments). So c is constant in steady physical vacuum only, i.e. it's speed of EM wave in medium. If you will change properties of medium, then c will be changed too.
Well, today I learned. Thanks for the thorough explanation.
Major union launches campaign to organize video game and tech workers
Right, imagine a world before flying existed.

People just don't go to far flung places every year. In the UK they would go to the seaside or other towns.

Having the choice to take a plane is an extremely privileged position - it's only really existed for poor people in the last 20 or 30 years.

In particular Ryanair flights to Europe for a tenner or whatever are a modern anomaly.

Ferries from the UK to Scandinavia for example have stopped running due to flights capturing the market.
Or just play PBS kids, which has apps on multiple platforms, good quality, and totally free.

Right now my kids are small. I think PBS kids should be enough for them. When they want to find something else to watch, I know they just had too much screen time and they need to do something else other than watching TV.
When my laptop is in my lap, the screen is about 60 cm (24 inches) from my eyes. I could move my face 10cm closer, but not for long without being uncomfortable (any closer and my elbows would be behind my back).

When it's on a desk, the screen is at a similar distance.
"The family farmer is going extinct." This is a pretty sad state of affairs. I feel like this is true for other industries as well, including tech. Corporate socialism appears to be eating all forms of free enterprise and while it has some benefits such as scale products, it has far too many drawbacks such as less freedom.
We should be thankful for the systems that enabled us to achieve. From roads and a government that has made things relatively stable, and we should acknowledge the dark parts of our life that have helped tailor who we are. A lot of life is chance (your genes, where you were born, and to whome). However, I firmly believe that you are wrong in your last paragraph. You can argue determinism, but that is lazy. I escaped poverty and it was a lot of work. I chose to do that and I got lucky. It required both luck and hard work.