skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This assumes that families are always safe and trustworthy, and that every individual is content with sharing their life details with their family. We're moving away from the model you propose because that assumption is not universally true.

That said, many banks (at least in EU) already offer shared accounts or multiple-reader accounts to consumers, though multiple person transaction sign-off is reserved for business accounts.
I think the answer to this is not to start having general feelings of doubt about generally accepted conclusions in science. Rather, we need to be much more specific about where we think that groupthink is playing a role, looking at things on a case-by-case basis, rather than casting doubt on everything without justification. We also need to be extra careful with accusations about groupthink in fields where there is a political or economic motivation for making such accusations.
Various model compression schemes get rid of high-frequency noise in the model, combating over-fitting. This results in robustness against adversarial inputs.

Some of these schemes are motivated by rather robust theory. Gaussian Processes are a good starting point to learn more.
Thank you!

Unfortunately the application will be only available on Android. It is impossible to change wallpaper programatically on iOS.
When one does better it usually ends up with some form of tracing GC implementation, as per most CS research papers, it just gets to call it reference counting with optimizations to feel better.
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British understatement.
for some reason pretty much every time I have such an issue, command + r solves it, must be my luck
Thus making the point that in the end it always ends up being some form of tracing GC when performance matters.
Do you think the age issue and familiarity with tech will change in the future though? Even technology should reduce fraud cases and risk, surely it is nothing like the days of CATCH ME WHEN YOU CAN.

I have only needed to visit a bank in person once in the last 5 years or more, and that was to deposit some old US $100 bills which modern ATMs did not recognize and the local credit union did not want to take the bills ( I am not a member of local CU but it has an ATM I can use for deposits with my out of state CU).

Which reminds me, to fix that issue I signed up for a Chase account online, drove down to the bank 5 minutes later and deposited the $700 pre-1980s cash to a teller, who verified the bills were real without any griping - they have the right machines and tech to be confident about those things, unlike the local credit union. So, I guess, on a surprising note I had a good story about Chase to share.

They also gave me a few hundred dollars bonus to open a checking account, which was cool.
MacOS has virtual memory and caching/buffering (and compression)
Its not a Rust problem, any project that mixes using string with passing them to C FFI and operating system API will need to handle those somehow differently. In Rust this is expressed with types and necessary checks/conversions are verified by compiler. In other languages its developer responsibility to deal with the problem of (sometimes subtle) differences, there is nothing here to fix really.
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Remarkably ignorant. Mining billionaires have said they could pay more tax. Bill gates is one of the biggest proponents of a robot tax and patent reform. Elon is a billionaire in Tesla stocks, not liquid cash. Tesla pays payroll tax and a bunch of other taxes.

What would you do with more taxes to save the world?
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The Article is garbage. However the event they went to is interesting and that social media was used to "Roast" the guests. Yet I don't have the feeling these "Tech Journalists" will use social media any different.
Sure, keep improving as much as you can. Just take care not to lose what distinguishes your podcast/style in the process!
I wonder if I should take those opportunities to talk about Formality (https://github.com/moonad/formality).
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Except you'd need to keep track of windows inside the terminal, which is not obvious.
In the U.K. this is done by BT for users of their sport app, so the channels can only be streamed in the U.K. I think this was a requirement of the rights holder (the sports bodies).
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Ask HN: How to succeed without working full time
Hi HN community,

I've been suffering from chronic pain for a few years now and have stopped working for ~ 2 years because I could not bear it anymore (kind of a pain-related burnout).
After having started again recently, in the same company, but part-time. I don't think I will be able to work full-time in the short-medium term, and I feel like I can't really evolve in my career because of this.
I'm sure there are a lot of people with a lot of different reasons to work part-time, and I would like to know how you handled your career choices.

My original plan (before the pain was incapacitating) was to work 2-3 years at this company, eventually work for another company with a higher pay for 1-2 years and finally start my own company.
But now I feel there are two main problems:

- Is it even possible to build a startup when fulltime ? The people I talk to try to dissuade me because as a company, you need to be fast and it can't be possible if you don't work half the time.

- As I'm working part-time, I'm not learning as much, I don't really have opportunities to take more responsabilities on the project I'm working on.

So here is the question: how do you succeed (either in your career or as a startup) when you can only work part-time ?
Should I resign myself I'll never be more than an average developer ?
I would love to see the reviewer report.
This attack is similar in nature to some JWT implementations' bug where you could pass "no-encryption" as encryption scheme to use, effectively rendering the whole scheme open to any arbitrary payload which will pass validation; in this case you can pass arbitrary G, which effectivley allows you to generate (private key, G) pair for any public key so you can inpersonate as any identity with it, right?
There are stack based languages that have an intrinsic elegance. For example:

https://esolangs.org/wiki/Pancake_Stack

And remember to Eat all of the pancakes!

An interpreter can be written rather quickly (compared to any productive program in the respective language) and it is interesting how much you can actually achieve with such primitive tools.
Google Flights as my go-to option. Unparalleled speed, can iterate over 10 days with click of a button.
The analogy falls short considering the OP's initial point: The sums involved make a big difference in the reaction.
In Southwest’s defense, you’re showing their price next to the likes of Spirit and Frontier, whose base prices do not include checked bags.
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Apple must have a warehouse full of this old inventory they need to clear first.
I remember going through your GitHub and LinkedIn profile in detail.
It has inspired me to develop something based on genetic algorithms myself!
Keep it up!
You are awesome!
This is why I just ignore unknown contacts unless I’m expecting a call at the time.

And rule of thumb: the government doesn’t call anyone for tax stuff.

They can send the police or tax auditors to find me in person if there’s a real fucking problem. Hopefully, I’d get certified mail before that happens.
"Oxford's a complete dump!": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKuHYO9TM5A
I think its both nostalgia and knowing the format means its around N pages, has an abstract and a conclusion, etc.

But what I find more calming about paper newspaper and magazines is how static it is (the web could be as well of course). No ads popping, no video ads, no chance the content will be replaced with a paywall in 5 seconds. Since I arrive on different sites from Google/Twitter all the time, I never remember which ones I actually have access.

And opening the rare site that I know is open and without ads feels like a very premium experience (eg some Craig Mod writing I found on my email yesterday https://www.eater.com/2019/12/16/21003452/japan-kissaten-tra...)

Also: IRL "arriving at the thing" (say finding an interesting magazine in the doctors office) means that I can read what is inside. Unlike the internet nowadays ("you reached your monthly quote of 5 articles")
Not sure how this can lead to something useful.
I'll assume you're in US market. FWIW Its also true in several others.
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Same is true of your own personal life.

It’s up to you to try to make it better through adversity.
I do agree that a text based format is better in many cases. A byte code format would suck for debugging. People want to type their shaders directly into a browser window and have compilation happen in less than a frame. Shader compilation needs to be fast enough that it takes less than a frame because people do have things like colour pickers in their in-browser shader editor where you can drag the value around and it changes the text. To emulate this without browser support would require a lot of work.

But that text based format should be GLSL because that's what everybody's shaders are already written in for WebGL and obviously there will be a transition period where both WebGL and WebGPU will have to be supported (which is easy since most people use a library such as Babylon or Three).

Having a text based language that is not GLSL is pointless IMO. You have the drawbacks of both a bytecode language (need to ship a compiler with the page to compile GLSL into WSL) and textual formats.

As an outsider the most logical option is to support both GLSL and SPIR-V.
There have also been instances during the war in Iraq where human soldiers clearly had no problem shooting civilians.

It's not something that's unique to autonomous systems, though I suppose it might terrify some people a bit more than when it's humans doing it.
The US military may not care whether their toys work or not, but that doesn't mean they will be gaining a critical advantage from not caring, just as accidentally droning non-combatants hasn't given them a critical advantage.
I don't think it is unethical. If people get overwhelmed by student debt because their degree doesn't actually result in job opportunities that allow them to pay that debt back then they have no obligation to pay the debt back. It was the lender's decision to invest their money into such an obviously money losing strategy and yet they did so despite the high risk. The word "undischargeable" made the lender blind but the reality is that the lender was just plain irresponsible with his money and no government guarantee can change that.
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Not too dissimilar from just putting the phone into whitelist mode where it ignores every number unless it is from one of your contacts.
Netflix released that Black Mirror episode that's a sort of 'choose your own adventure' game though.

Not that that necessarily makes me disagree about the effort/buy-in - I still haven't watch/played it.
Its to do with the early history of the USA and its federal structure.

Some of the early presidents where totally against having any central bank at all
Who do you think enforces those monopolies? Working outside SAG can have deleterious effects on your access to future roles. Disobeying Disney as a movie theater can sink your access to their future releases. Both the institution and the union work together to make the monopoly. They are two sides of the same coin.

Psy, gangnam style becoming a billion-view hit doesn't happen in a heavily controlled music industry. YouTube made that happen. Unions are bad news and they are meant to be. The decade of good is over.
Everywhere in this context might not mean in your commute.

One of my gaming friends who is a big fan of Stadia loves it because it means that even though they travel a lot, they will be able to play [enter big aaa pc game] from the comfort of their hotel room (they travel a lot).

Personally, I think I might be tempted to use stadia for another reason : I love FPSs but I have abandoned pc gaming in favor of consoles. I will try to use Stadia in order to play Doom eternal : this way I can play with a mouse and keyboard without having to invest the time, money, space and energy to build a gaming pc.
I’m not in agreement with you.

The original poster is saying that as founder, no one cares to the level you do, no one else has as much at stake, others care but to a point.

The original posts point is that as founder it’s really up to you and no one else.

If this fails, as founder you lose all the things you risked, possibly everything you have. No one else is likely to have as much at risk as you. This means you care in a way and to a depth no one else does.

Of course others care, of course your grandma cares, of course your momma cares, of course head of marketing cares and of course the investor cares, but none of these people have everything on the line.

Everyone else except you can walk away. No one else is going to relentlessly hit this problem till it’s solves except you.

That’s the point.
I felt the same in the beginning after the switch from Unity to Gnome. Nowadays when using Unity or Plasma, I can stand the missing of the rich extensions Gnome-Shell offers.
I feel like there must be something way wrong with the way vsync is implemented in most games. It often feels like it adds massive latency (like an entire extra buffered frame, like bad implementations of triple buffering), but if my FPS is close to what it would be with vsync, then I don't see why it should add much latency.

That is to say, on my 60Hz monitor, I don't feel much difference between 60 FPS and anything above with vsync off. But if I go from from 70FPS (vsync off) to 60 FPS (vsync on), it's yarrgh unplayable, as far as first person shooters go.
"The article makes a convincing argument that is supported by the data."
Vulkan is a good example indeed.

Most studios end up putting middleware on top of it to reduce Vulkan boilerplate to some more manageable code level, which ironically makes some Vulkan code bases run slower than OpenGL AZDO, due to misunderstandings how to do the low level work in a proper way.
This is something which irks me.

All major engines (Unity, Unreal and even Godot) provide 2 different mechanisms for callbacks in your scripts: A callback before each rendered frame and a callback before each physic step (Update() and FixedUpdate() in Unity).

Now, physics always run in a fixed time step. Usually 60 times per second. If you move your player, the game will always need to wait for the next physic callback to move the entity around. Same for spawning projectiles and or checking hitscan weapons with raycasts. You always need to wait.

In this case, when V-Sync is on an your screen updates at 60Hz per second everything is fine. But on a screen with 144Hz, there is inevitable input lag.

Can someone tell me, how on earth can this be improved by disabling V-Sync? It's basically not possible to reduce input lag in this scenario.

I know there are ways to hide the lag through Input Prediction and Entity Interpolation, but those are necessary band-aids for multiplayer games, where you accept lag which is already an order of a magnitude larger than local input lag. And for single-player games? If you introduce physics your oh-so-nice 1000 Frames per Seconds are basically useless. But please tell me, if I missed something.
Some things never change...
> Additionally, if there is a big data structure in use, reaching zero will trigger a cascade deletion events reaching stop-the-world like effect.

Even a deletion cascade won't stop the world: only the single thread which reached zero will be "stopped". While in tracing GC, a "stop-the-world" stops all threads, even the ones which aren't doing any allocation or deallocation at the moment.
Maybe Apple will adopt Blink/Chromium in the future?
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oh all the fanboy downvotes.
But Win7 was patched this Tuesday...
Yes, sports are a different thing altogether, the rights holders have draconian rules because piracy is so widespread.

Ironically, a TV show that my ISP's content division made, which is free for it's users, was the most downloaded torrent (in Serbia) in the second half of 2019. I did an analysis of the IPs of everyone who downloaded it, a significant percentage (~20%) were from that ISP.

Basically, people risk fines and warning letters by pirating a TV show that is free for them (cable ISP that doesn't sell Internet without TV, any and all TV packages come with a smart phone app and website where you can watch your channels + a free VOD catalog) because the restrictions on device type, bootloader integrity, IP address are so draconian.

The ISP, of course, looses in the end, because it's users were also uploading the TV show to other torrent clients of non-users, which is lost potential revenue.
I suspect the mapping between accounts and profiles is 1:1, but you can have a different profile which is not associated with an account.
I've had this problem with a Netflix subscription in a foreign language. I kept getting mail for it, but couldn't read what it was about, and couldn't easily opt out. The only option was to reset password, login, change the language, and then cancel the subscription.

At least I was fortunate I could easily cancel the subscription. You can't do that with bank accounts.
Also the dirty Mac comes to mind.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dirty_Mac
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> It's clearly anti-market practice (in the sense that it adds information asymmetry between some part of the market and consumers in an attempt to keep prices higher), but it's being done by hundreds to thousands of manufacturers and it's real unclear on what criteria it'd be considered illegal.

If sellers are colluding to keep prices high.. isn't this just a cartel?
https://scholarlyoa.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/reviewer-...

I'm not sure whether that's the full report though.
Oh, it most definitely still is A Thing. There have been a few notable attempts to stop it happening, but none of them have really worked completely, and they only apply to some from-domains.
I was sad they seem to be talking about a literal wall.

Not sure it has meaning or is even useful to know other than for sci-fi.

Even if you could politically take down [B. The Australian Defense Force (ADF)], which you can't, approximately no one came through anyway... and once in they are now behind the wall.

Compared with, The West seems to have a wall of language and culture that's hard to break. Don't underestimate the value of fully understanding Game of Thrones.

This you can change.
> Bare metal ain't dirty.

No, but it's not as solid as it sounds. What happens when version 2 of the hardware appears, and moves the bit to a different register?
Why no for Medium?
Indeed, got like 3 patches for Win7 this Tuesday.
I agree, this feature is awesome for development. One of the logging platforms we use (PaperTrail) uses a single cookie for connecting to their platform. This in turn, makes it a complete pain if I want to view logs for a dev/staging instance because it logs me out of our live logs.

Multi-Account Containers completely fixed this for me.
Can you elaborate on how to access your home VPN network from phone and laptop?

I imagine connecting to your home network when on public wifi might be a valid use case, but I haven't investigated how to achieve this effectively.
If it is android then in developer options there's option to spoof location system wide without root user.
Most people just don't seem interested in video games. You don't "bring it" to them, the same way as you don't bring for example fishing to people who have no interest in it.
"Gated community" doesn't mean there's no population exchange. After all, the initial population in a new gated community area may be zero.

Instead, I think a better metric is the number of people who move to X vs. those who want and can afford to move to X, but are prevented because of a non-reciprocal policy by X.

(I'm fine with some restrictions - nearly all countries have some restrictions; Svalbard, Norway being one of the rare exceptions. The above is a hand-wavy way of trying to not get stuck on that detail. The main point is that free movement of people/labor should be like the free movement of money/capital.)

Think back to Jim Crow era US. Blacks may want to move to region of town but not allowed by deed restriction. While whites could move to the few areas of town "red-lined" for blacks, with no legal prohibition. They didn't - quite the opposite, in a process known as "white-flight."

(Some blacks, particularly wealthy ones, could also move out, as well as black people who were employed as help for white families.)

So, just because non-white regions have near-zero white immigration doesn't mean that they are "closed, gated" and the the white areas are not. Which suggests that your interpretation isn't a useful way of understanding what "closed, gated" means.

There's also the physical dimension. Quoting the text:

> At the end of the Cold War, there were just 15 walls separating countries from each other. Now there are at least 70 walled borders worldwide. Since the fall of the Wall, thousands of miles of steel and concrete walls have gone up on international borders.
UK actually.
Bare metal like on the Ace.:)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jupiter_Ace

http://jupiter-ace.co.uk/
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The end
How are price freezes enforced? Does the government go around and check prices for all items everywhere?
Well, if this does not cause problems and it improves some things, it is probably a better default, no?

Distributions using systemd may still change the default if they wish.
The sound design on this podcast is awful.
Interesting podcast, but the music is way too loud and doesn't fade in or out at all. the mic of the host seems to occasionally tear as well.