skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Hmm. I wonder if he got that from Simon while he (JB) was at CMU. He (HS) once said to me, jokingly, I think, “One makes an observation, two makes a generalization, three makes a proof”.
Soy is self-fertile, while corn is wind pollinated.
...Which is why they built the interceptor which grabs plastic exactly at the source. As their CEO argues, you need to do both. Remove legacy ocean garbage and prevent newer garbage as well.

https://theoceancleanup.com/rivers/
> In that list, nothing strikes me as a killer feature that I would leave either Linux or Windows for.

I would guess it’s mostly about keeping existing users, instead of leaking them to Linux.

> I've actually gone from Windows (about 10 years) -> Ubuntu (6 years) -> Clear Linux (a few months if that) -> Windows 10 in the last week

For me the whole point of Linux (or BSD) is not performance or lack of “bloat”, as much as being able to build and customize everything into working for me, into fitting my workflow.

I can’t have that on Windows or OSX. But everyone’s different: what works for me may not work for you, and that’s 100% ok.

You use whatever helps you get the job done.
> Another item we should have a look at is to provide means to write kernel code in different languages. Not in the base system, but at least in ports. If someone wants to write a kernel module in C++ or Rust, why not?

Having the development of OS modules in a safe language like Rust as one of the strategic goals, would likely attract some eyeballs and dev hands. Long term it would result in a more stable and safe system and possibly lead to increase in the market share.
Actually my statement was baseless.
After a few googling, I can't find any evidence.
Still, this hold for openCL.
I interned for a team working in this area, and my supervisor was quite happy with their results using Bayesian Deep Learning on ImageNet: https://arxiv.org/abs/1906.02506
Pulses are a great source of protein.
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I'd suggest this recipe:

https://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/2011/10/two-minute-mayon...

If you have an immersion blender, it takes literally 2 minutes, and is fool-proof. Doing it other ways, such as manually or a food processor is a little trickier. I've done this way now for a while and never need to buy mayonnaise anymore. Kenji has a vegan recipe too using aquafaba if you're in to that.
Experience teaches how to avoid packaging. For example, I had your mayonnaise issue with vinegar until I started making my own, which turns out incredibly easy and fun.

My bulk food store sells soy sauce, soap, and other things into containers I bring.

With mayonnaise, you might consider my solution for oil: stop buying it. I haven't used oil in years and eat a lot more nuts. Everyone's tastes are unique, but I love this trade.
Even if you are being totally serious and this is a problem you have... why not buy cheese in blocks and then slice it for your children?
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"Old Amsterdam" is for tourists, and isn't old. It is actually a cheese that didn't exist until a few years ago, and actually simply is medium aged Gouda. But that doesn't sell nearly as well.

Next time you are in NL (anywhere will do), find a half decent cheese shop and get yourself some "overjargige kaas", you'll love it if you like Old Amsterdam.
This makes no sense. Whoever invents a cure for cancer will have the market cornered and make a ton of money. Drug companies have tremendous incentives to do that. This isn’t a theoretical economic point. It’s exactly what’s happening with Hep C.
Unfortunately from what I see where I live they use plastic coated paper to wrap cheese or meat, and this is not recyclable either as paper or as plastic. It's used because it keeps any moisture or fat inside, won't not stick to the product making it harder to peel off, and allows the package to be heat sealed which is what most customers want.
Shouldn't the copyright therefore belong to the robot? The company is therefore not party to the ip infringement case.

Now as an employee my ip belongs to my employer, but I am paid for this.

A robot couldn't enter into a contract without 1) being paid (consideration) or 2) the intention to create a contract. Therefore if robots are to assign copyright they are going to need training about contracts.
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I think that article is based on outdated information. More recently people have started to look at plastic released on the open sea through fishing, and found it to be bigger than all land-based sources.

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/nov/06/dumped-f...
I've also read a study that human couples with more symmetrical faces produce more daughters than sons.
This has to happen if we use a lot of manpower inefficient tools, and still want to keep our current pace of R&D.
>Taking away somebody's right to make a living with their chosen profession or otherwise participate in commerce is economic violence.

The thing is, no company is taking away a creator's right to their living. They may take away the opportunity to make a living on that company's platform, but there's a distinct difference.

YouTube (or Twitch, etc) are providing a service to content creators, that service being hosting and broadcasting their content. Service agreements come with clauses about termination of service. A content creator should never put all their eggs into a single basket lest that service cease to support them for whatever reason.
Definitely the type of thing a unit test is supposed to catch when you have a project as large, well-funded, and important as Facebook. Still, bugs of this type have been exceedingly rare, so I suppose one is bound to happen eventually.
At the end the article foists everything upon mental health treatment. I see no evidence that that will be enough. What if your life just sucks?[1] A therapist can't snap their fingers and get you more money.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shit_Life_Syndrome
> TikZ allows spaces in some identifiers, and it can be quite nice.

That's horrifying. Spaces between identifiers should of course mean products.
I do this from time to time with a portable chess set. Highly recommend it!
Sure, but that would not solve this problem. It's an unhealthy community.
It does mean white/of European origin in American English. Just like entree means main dish. Both don’t correspond to the original meaning of the words.
You can find similar shifts in meaning in other languages too (e.g., German calls a mobile/cell phone “Handy” which makes no sense to a native English speaker).

I question the wisdom of telling native speakers that their language uses a word wrong/that doesn’t mean what “they assume it means”. Stuff in AE (and other language) means exactly what AE speakers (and speakers of other languages) assume it means.

Cau·ca·sian
/kôˈkāZHən/
NORTH AMERICAN
white-skinned; of European origin.
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Unemployment only measures persons in the workforce, not those who never had a job. Thus, the stats are further less rosy.
Bea Johnson talks about meat and cheese in some of her videos https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=bea+johnson&oq=....

I see the egg vendors at the farmers market filling cartons that people bring, then stacking the cartons they brought the eggs in, I presume to reuse.

My top strategy is to lose taste in such things, like everyone I know looks at cigarettes. People's diets are their business, but I used to eat a lot of those things and now find them not remotely like food.
Also, minerals in the soil can contaminate drainwater.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selenium_pollution
> Improve linuxolator, and run Linux tests on linuxolator as part of FreeBSD CI.

This is the worst thing they could actually do because people will just run the Linux versions and there would be even less demand for anyone to bother with a FreeBSD version.
It's funny because Verge in french is a synonym for dick!
I think it would uncelibate them, at least.
Life sucks ergo violence? No, therapy can help you cope.
You would expect this book to be filed under ‘general interest’ in a bookstore?
I would love to see tech pivot away from being an industry that is 100% about tracking & advertising more and more every year and towards something, anything that was an actual real new product or service.

We used to take it for granted that tech was the industry of innovation and progress, but there seems to be very little of that any more. Just a few more ads on the page.
As a mathematician, case sensitivity is non-negotiable. You'll pry A=(a,b) from my cold, dead hands.
This is a fascinating topic, thanks for sharing.

If anyone reading knows of any other such article or youtube video / podcast segment on this topic, please share them under this comment.

Thanks in advance.
ASFAIK, CCPA doesn’t cover data that comes under HIPAA Regulations.

Check 1798.145. Section 3
https://hq.services/blog/ccpa-full-text-with-amendments/
That's a fairly depressing way of looking at it. https://xkcd.com/1414
I do not agree with that, having a job is always a good thing for mental health. It is always better than staying at home doing nothing.
Sounds like anticompetitive muscling out with a trivial and nondata supported claim for justification. If diets were a real concern of governments, there exists more appropriate policy measures, but passing laws that apply pressure on the free market with no effect on the bottomline of a city's budget is just easy so I can see why they are doing it.
> Shouldn't the copyright therefore belong to the robot?

I would consider the robot to be a kind of pencil or typewriter.
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I suspect that is not what this article is considering. Bees are usually able to sustain their populations, "dying" in this context implies "and not being replaced with new brood".
> The likelihood of your trash ending up in the ocean depends entirely on where you live and how your trash gets processed.

And spodek, to whom lv was replying, lives in the northeast USA, where plastic waste doesn't end up in rivers.

> Processing disposable plastic waste is a problem that can be avoided by... not using disposable plastics at all.

In the first world, it's a solved problem, so it's not a problem you need to avoid.
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It would not — it’s not how the mindset works
Right. I see all the stuff about mental health and getting people "help", but when it comes to the at risk type people I know and have known I seriously doubt some therapy would do much good. Some problems are very real and not imagined. They might be able to help you mask or deal with your anger/hate but treating the symptoms will only get you so far.
It’s such a ridiculous dark pattern to only advertise read speed when in almost all cases write speed matters more. Also, the SD speed class notation is almost totally obsolete and anachronistic because these days even the fastest class 10 has a minimum speed requirement so low it tells you almost nothing about the card’s performance.
I don’t think people are preferentially aborting females to any appreciable degree in the west. Received wisdom is that boys are a pain in the ass to rear. And, anecdotally, most parents are interested in having one of each, not in having one particular sex over the other.
It's not that simple. Legalizing prostitution leads to increased human trafficking because the demand exceeds the supply.

https://2001-2009.state.gov/r/pa/ei/rls/38790.htm
That is why we also track the labor force participation rate [0].

[0]: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/CIVPART
Online dating has made it so basically all of the women are sleeping with the top 10% of men. This is the new normal.

Edit.

This is also largely the view of incels. Forums where they talk about why they can’t get girls. So everyone down voting my post can go stick their heads in the sand.

Adding one more thing. Anyone that hangs out with an extremely tall and attractive guy will be shocked how easy it is for them. It’s almost like living in a different reality. Dating and sex are extremely opaque. You need to run in different circles to understand what’s going on
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Agree, but it's part of the game (:
Celibacy is just one of their many problems. And it's really more a consequence of their other problems, mainly emotional immaturity and anti-social behavior.

Also I don't think sex workers should have to deal with incels. Sex workers are people too, and they deserve to be shown a basic amount of respect by their clients, just like the rest of us.
Once the majority of boomers start to shuffle off their mortal coils, I suspect many social issues that are perceived as "divisive" at present will immediately become accepted, and things like this will just come to pass.

Drug legalization, sex work, perhaps gambling & sports betting, etc. However, I could see holdouts if some subsegment of the post-boomer generations continue to hold attitudes that "vice industries" are immoral, which is fair. I imagine that the later generations will just adopt an "I don't care, let people do what they want" attitude.
Sloppy data used to form their position in the article.
It wouldn't necessarily. Is the only thing keeping them from using prostitutes the fact that it's illegal?

But say it did: would it reduce their propensity to violence?
> and there is no way you're going to properly slice old Dutch with a cheese slicer, if it works at all.

For sure, and I agree. But AFAIK, hard cheeses like that is not what most people eat and what you find in most supermarkets (outside of Netherlands). And fine, if the cheese is so hard to slice yourself, wrap a couple of slices in some plastic. Problem is when everything, including semi-hard cheese, is double wrapped in plastic.
It's not a problem I have because the supermarket sells sliced cheese. Besides that the problem is not with the cheese in slices per se but with the packaging (see top of the thread) and unsliced cheese is also sold in plastic.
The perfect is the enemy of the good. Just because lots of things are cruel or everything is cruel or there is a spectrum of cruelty in this process but we're not at the worst of it… none of that is an argument against being less cruel nor against applying ethics fairly.

The unsettling conclusion would be to ignore ethics for convenience.
Very enjoyable read. It was especially interesting seeing the obfuscation techniques the devs had created to prevent cheating using WebAssembly.
You can view some of the more... repostable incel content here: https://old.reddit.com/r/IncelTears/top/?sort=top&t=month

Seems like this is the natural progression of the "kneckbeard" stereotype, when mixed with more extreme online content and teenage sexual angst. Not sure how you can combat this kind of ideology.
The problem is exactly that psychological therapy was replaced by social networks. Instead of helping each other, they're incentivizing their criminal urges.
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I was less bothered by any duplication than I was unnecessarily using let instead of const
You're gonna need to provide some data on that, because that sounds like absolute nonsense (potentially mixed with some misogynistic assumptions about how women choose partners) to me.
First of all, thank you for your thorough replies, and not just to me. I feel you engage in and know philosophy way more than I do, though I know in philosophical circles this is not supposed to be a problem. My main issue is simply that you labeled "stupid" and "unjustified" a position that indisputably has been justified at length (clearly not to your satisfaction), and that (at the risk of sounding stupid myself) makes some sense, like so many incompatible positions in this area. I understand people in philosophy are prone to dismiss other views, either as stupid, stating "we must pass over in silence", or with some remark in between. Interestingly, and I'm sure with plenty of precedent, in Wittgenstein's case he came to dismiss parts of his own dismissal later on.

I won't get into the philosophical issues themselves (as I'm sure it can only hurt my case:), but you must surely be aware that when dealing with philosophical matters, your, my or anybody's agreement or dismissal of a viewpoint will never be universal, not even nearly universal. To wit, philosophers will still in this century go back and forth about the law of non-contradiction [1], one of the pillars of classical logic, and there is no sign of a slowdown. So, before you find "evidence (empirical or logical)" you may have to first wrestle about the very nature and demarcation of logic, with turtles all the way down.

Like you say, these issues can be fun to think about... or not (I'm not sure I can agree, certainly not for the prolonged periods of time that would make a person a philosopher), but in any event I have great appreciation for the people that get involved seriously in this discipline. Precisely for this reason, I take issue with labeling most any position carefully put forth as stupid, moronic, unjustified, etc. Even more so when nobody will ever get nowhere near unanimous consensus on any topic in philosophy, which can easily be contrasted with science or mathematics, where you do find it, at least for some issues, such as the (sigh... nearly) universally dismissed geocentric and flat-Earth models.

[1] https://global.oup.com/academic/product/the-law-of-non-contr...
Totally disagree. It's 1000000 times better than without a job, a job at least helps mental status and boost some esteem. Also it's 1000000000000 times better than living on welfare or food stamps. for himself/herself and for the society.
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The time, scale, infrastructure question seems to be missing from this conversation.

For example a roast chicken dinner with rice and vegetables that serves ~4 can be had for ~$10 - which is pretty healthy and seems very cost effective.

But you need to assume a. You’re feeding ~4 and not one, you have a home with an oven (and not just say a microwave), you have the time to go shopping, an hour of time to cook (maybe only 15min of active time), and the basic home economics skills to execute on this.
It was just an example, really. Not sure why everyone is so bothered by the fact that the cheese is sold sliced, besides the blocks are sold in plastic as well so it wouldn't change much.
There are a lot of troubled boys in this world growing up to be troubled men.

We’re passing through a season of men vilification. Changing this ideology as a society is probably a good first step to creating the support programs we need to help turn things around.
Honestly, technologies like https://www.fleshlight.com/ have mostly obsoleted prostitution.
Being far cheaper and more pleasurable.

But this is not an alternative for affection.
I do believe there is a big market for renting Affection.
There is also a market for renting optimal friendships.
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I saw a documentary about a guy named Luke who lived on a planet with two suns. He was supposed to be harvesting moisture on the farm, but he was always getting distracted by dreams of warfare.

The movie was okay at the beginning, but it got distracted by a bunch of stuff about politics.
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I'm not sure that's really their problem. My impression that is that incels are really aggrieved about lack of status, not lack of sex. Getting sex by paying for it doesn't solve that.
I suspect it's more of an issue of code review. Hypothetically both fields are in the same object and the coder used the wrong field. A unit test could totally be in place doing it's job but you just have bad business logic, that no one caught.... who knows though :)
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The problem is most people don’t care and won’t change even with this information. Society pretty much runs on consumption. While I 100% agree that reduction is a better solution it only works if it’s applied.
This article treats the 'incel' phenomenon as a security threat, just like ISIS and Al Qaeda, instead of looking at it as a social problem and trying to solve it.

Doing this is the same as declaring 'war on drugs' instead of treating it as a medical condition, and trying to fix addiction problems by medical campaigns.

I think the USA do this because they have a weak state, that can't really steer people's social and mental health. I think the ideal approach would be to look at how we can improve society, in order for 'incels' to stop existing.

Technology plays a big part as culprit. Speaking from my experience, watching YouTube / Instagram / etc. fools my brain into thinking I have a social life, and makes real social interactions feel harder, as they're messier. It makes me socially anxious, because I almost never need to practice real-life interactions.

I think the above happens to many young men today, and we should look at it as a society and find / promote solutions.
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The product focuses on giving visibility by visualizing trends, identifing blockers and optimizing code reviews.

As long as the team has a visibility problem Haystack should be beneficial.

We have organizations prefering to use the stats more privately and only mention the necessary stats to engineers. We also have organization using our product in their daily standups. It depends on how the team choses to use it. We have seen both styles work well.
Yes! I have been following your crazy work pushing the kLTS limit running into Memory bandwidth problems, and things get wonky once it reaches 75% of max bandwidth. I have always assume FreeBSD's performance was sort of a pride within, so I was surprised another Netflix employees being rather dismissive. ( Edit: I just spend 15min searching for it and couldn't find the comment. I should have favourite that. May be it was my false memory )

Which is one reason why I wish there are CDN running on FreeBSD. So you have an ecosystem / business around FreeBSD ( partly to save guard its future ). AFAIK the only CDN running on FreeBSD is Limelight Network, and they dont really do any pay as you go pricing, everything is ask for quote.

I think not too long ago I floated the idea that Netflix should open a Video Delivery CDN with the Fast.com branding. ( In hindsight it was a silly idea ) And it was for the same reason, more FreeBSD usage = more vested interest = long term sustainability.
> Curious, why would a doctor decline to use basic password auth?

I'm not a (medical) doctor and I decline to use password authentication as well. Give me public key access or fuck off.
I don't know but since they seem to be a member of the Berne Convention, it doesn't differ largely from of US?
Having work one finds valuable is.

Having a shitty mind numbing job is hell.

Adam Smith wrote about it (paraphrasing) extreme division of labor will create servile, ignorant humans.

IMO billionaires suffer from it too. Offloading so much real doing and learning while existing in the context of abstract decision maker.

You think Bezos can do much more than validate or demean people around him? Bet he can barely rotate a tire.

On the upside for the first time in history, the oligarchs in America don’t also control armed gangs. The risk of toppling one is manageable: taxes.

Organizing abstract social metadata very particularly is way less useful and makes for way less interesting people, than real muscle memory built from doing a variety of types of work.
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