skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"Pretty much all of my friends with kids the women went back to work within a few weeks and the men didn't take time off."

Yes, but statistically, PPD, surgery, year-long health problems, etc. are common among women. And we have also recently uncovered that PPD also can occur to men despite having not given birth.
I didn't say they collect that information but I can see how they could use it.

FWIW, I don't use a Wacom tablet but my daughter does. I personally use Procreate on an iPad Pro.
Just because the human body produces small quantities of it at a time doesn't mean that you can flood the digestive tract with orders of magnitude more and expect no ill effect.
> I don't think it's really even possible for a language to force the programmer to give a proper formal specification.

The language, probably not. The standard library can certainly require detailed-enough formal preconditions to make its code defect-free, meaning that any remaining bugs can then be directly traced to the programmer's code.
Homelessness isn't just a big city problem
The story says that Twitter will be labeling any "deceptively edited forms of media", not just the product of machine learning algorithms.

> Twitter under its new policy will similarly apply a “false”

> warning label to any photos or videos that have been

> “significantly and deceptively altered or fabricated,”

> although it will not differentiate between the technologies

> used to manipulate a piece of media.
> How do you know the intentions of the people making such statements? Is this any better than those who make similar assumptions about those who fight for pro-choice positions?

Because there's a historically consistent set of beliefs that goes along with being pro-life that includes de-funding medicare, public health, and SNAP thus letting new and expectant mothers fend for themselves.

Edit:
There's a reason the US has the highest infant mortality rate in the developed world[1].

[1] https://www.healthsystemtracker.org/chart-collection/infant-...
Lol, it was just the cloth. It was typically made in Syria and sold worldwide. As recently as in 1990s, Patriarch of Russia was hinted by the late ex-Prime Minister Primakov, who was a specialist in the Middle East and could read Arabic very well, that he wore one garment with the inscription "There's no God except Allah", and it turns out that Partiarchs of Russia wore those for centuries never having an idea. Just because the traditional ritual cloth have been for centuries bought in Syria.

I would be highly surprised if Vikings have been Shia Muslims :D
The logic isn't "it comes from seaweed so it's not harmful" it's "you wouldn't really give a second thought as to whether seaweed salt was safe to consume if you saw it on the shelf but are naturally skeptical of MSG because it's a scary chemical name."
> lives until it collapses.

Usually due to government intervention.

Corrupt and bloated businesses also "live until they collapse". I trust in democracy more than markets.
Moose is pretty much a straight up implementation of The Art Of The Meta-Object Protocol, which is a seminal work on the subject (plus a few extra bits like Roles inspired by smalltalk traits and CLOS-style method modifiers).

Over-use of meta stuff is something people often get tempted into when they first use Moose and can make things a bit more complicated, but the core syntax is honestly simpler and easier to use than raw perl OO and I've found it much easier to cross-train non-perl devs to Moo(se) style OO.

If you want an opinionated/terse syntax that encourages you to only be as clever as strictly necessary, I'd suggest looking at http://p3rl.org/Mu
Hopefully this could be market regulated, if a particular crawler gets caught making things up or doing otherwise a bad job crawling, indexers could simply stop using it in favor of a different crawler.
I would agree with oarsinsync, it's very similar to the MBP I used. Chrome has a small issue where it doesn't play perfectly with Wayland yet, so perfectly scrolling isn't quite there, but Firefox is great and honestly it just doesn't bother me that much either way. Native applications are very similar to the MBP experience.
I was in search of a good cross-platform notes app. Like Evernote, but preferably free with the open data format. I concluded that for me, personally, emacs org-mode with notes files stored in the Dropbox folder turns out to be an optimal solution. YMMV.
Batman Equation
Are these submarines large enough to have that space? Do they even have space enough for one bed per crew member?
Agreed, and ironically the most widely used Java platform (Android), despite its VM optimizations, is the one which would benefit the most from running only native code.

I mean, those 1GB RAM 7 years old slow as molasses phones getting dust into drawers or being littered into landfills would scream if they didn't have to run everything behind a VM.
Show HN: Discord community to find folks who are looking for VR and AR jobs
Really great article.
But I wonder, why the author did not cover if/what the driver publishes, If I do:

- open "Wacom Desktop Center"

- Top right (next to "Login") is "More" (click!)

- "Data Privacy Settings" (click!)

- "Participate In Wacom Experience Program" => on => off!

My setting was "On" - and I swear: whenever a program/website/installer asks I go "No thankx". So it must be dark UI patterns with evil defaults that this super-hidden thing was "on" for me. Shame on you, Wacom!
Cruise’s New ‘More Than a Concept’ Robotaxi Presages a Battle with Zoox
Shareholders are ultimately the ones who choose the managers. The managers work on behalf of the shareholders: they have a fiduciary obligation to create profits for those shareholders. If they're engaging in illegal or dubiously-legal activities in order to increase profits, they're not doing so purely for their own benefit. They're doing so because that was what they were specifically tasked to do.

Average Joe has very little of that say, and proportionately little of the benefit. But the institution that manages Joe's 401(k) has, in aggregate, quite a bit of that say. And it's a little disingenuous of them to say, "It's not our fault that the manager we hired was dumping toxic waste. We just benefited from the savings in the waste management department."

Shares represent both a piece of the profit and a piece of control, so it's not unreasonable that they should bear financial responsibility for the actions of the corporation. It shouldn't stop at management -- though the corporate veil is supposed to be pierced by illegal activity, and for a lot of reasons it rarely is. Which just makes it more imperative that the people who hired the manager be required to protect their investment.
Thanks for the tip. Should work for hiding fixed headers, my biggest "quality of life" improvement and maybe swapping fonts.
I'm going to come down on the "nobody" side. If I invent a dance, and do it, that's good. Our culture is richer. If someone else performs that dance, that does not keep me from dancing the exact same way I did before - our culture is even richer than it was, and nothing is removed from me, I am prevented from doing nothing that I could do before.

This situation is really different from that of physical property, where if someone decides to farm my land, I am prevented from farming it, those crops are denied to me, and given to the usurper. Or pick your example, like someone uses my oxcart, I'm prevented from using it, my crops go unhauled to market.

Further, enforcing some kind of faux-ownership requires the resources of the state to enforce. No other entity, certainly not the "owner" of the dance, has enough eyes to see all the possible places the dance could be performed. Why should all of us, through taxes, pay to have our culture locked away?
Also why a fork? Is the original one dead or out of date? Would be nice to explain the reasons behind the fork on the homepage.
The punchline:

30% allocation speedup for small-ish objects by prefetching memory locations for the next thread-local allocation while performing the current allocation.

Even in the large object case, where average allocation time is not substantially affected, the variability of those times is reduced substantially.
Vulnerabilities in CDP protocol affecting Cisco routers, switches, IP phones [pdf]
Definitely.

Here's a small IO::Async + Moo app that I still consider to basically be how I'd write it today - I invite people to browse the source code and tell me what they do/don't find unreadable compared to more "raw" perl.

https://metacpan.org/release/App-Procapult
I'm not suggesting that one always write the UI in direct markup alone. Program-generated markup and/or an IDE (drag and drop) is perfectly possible. It's just the standard interface to a GUI browser. Once the standard catches on, "helper" tools will appear.

Re: congrats, you've invented the web browser.

Web browsers suck for GUI's. Positioning is a royal inconsistent pain (especially fonts); and they lack native widgets such as editable data grids, drop-down menus, tabs, combo-boxes, menu bars, dialog boxes, MDI, and more.
>what is their law enforcements motivation for finding her?

If even a fraction of what is alleged about Epstein's schemes is true then whoever has her can obtain the kind of dirt that multi-billion dollar intelligence agencies can only dream of.

As another commenters said she is probably in Israel. By virtue of connections and it having a very big stake in not pissing off the US too much she is unlikely to get the $5 wrench treatment there.
The visa bulletin is useful for past applicants, but is not generally helpful for current or recent applicants. The question current applicants should ask is: if I apply today, when will I get my green card?

Last year, the State Department (which runs the bulletin and has all the numbers) said[1] 8.4 years for India EB-5 until visa number availability. It then takes around a year to actually get the physical green card. So, 10 years is a good estimate for someone applying today.

1. The last slide of https://iiusa.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/IIUSA-2019-EB5-...
I'm pretty sure that depends on which "Vikings" you are talking about, Swedes vs Danes & Norwegians. Also vikings refers to people engaged in raiding, so people who were engaged in trade would not be vikings.
I noticed that more and more people were looking for VR and AR jobs on Twitter. It's still a very niche area, so I decided to create a Discord community. It basically works like HN's "Who's hiring?" and "Who's looking to get hired?".
Counter? counter-counter-point. Errr...

With my first child, I took 12 weeks leave, and helped feed the baby using the bottle, and this arrangement worked out great. He didn't care whether it was bottle or breast, was just happy to eat, and still preferred his relationship with his mom more than with me. Oh yes, that's a thing by the way that seems to get lost in these discussions.

With my other 2 kids, they REFUSED the bottle and would ONLY breastfeed. This produced some rather complex scheduling gymnastics that favored my work time over their mother's.

I guess the problem I have with this whole subject is... we really need to restrict the scope of what we even CARE about, when talking about these things. What the Nordic countries have done for parental leave? Awesome. Give people the choice and let them make it.

What happens after that -- even if the long term result is some remaining inequality? -- is not something you or I have a right to change because the opportunity has been given, and reality took over after that. It'd be a bit like complaining about the waves on the beach. I mean sure, you can... but it won't change anything because the ocean won't listen to you. Neither will a baby satisfy the mandates of an ideology over its own wants/needs. If baby decides it only wants mama, well... you'll have to manage. And that has consequences, whether you want to accept that there are or not.
But I wouldn't classify those as basic flavors, they're more of a generic physical sensation rather than signals unique to the taste buds on a tongue.

For example the capsaicin burn of a pepper can be be felt somewhere else on my body but now matter how much vinegar or sugar I rub on, I would not know if it was sour or sweet.
>yet

Time is this funny thing the system subject to itself.

From the outside perspective of the simulator you can sample interesting histories. If you want something to happen, you can set it up and back-propagate the phase space through time so that then when run in order it reaches the desired state.

From inside the system you could be on your way toward a cosmological convergence without knowing it until suddenly all colors sort themselves out. And once they do, the rules for your system "aren't" changed at all, but you are left perplexed on how your universe was fine-tuned for color alignment.
Britain’s Regulatory-Divergence Dilemma
The big clouds have similar enough products, just the names are changed, so at a high level, GP's list of AWS products can be swapped with eg, Azure's product names. https://www.wintellect.com/the-rosetta-stone-of-cloud-servic...

Sadly, anything more in-depth than that, you'll need to sign an NDA with AWS to learn anything about the performance limits of their services (eg Redshift), and you won't get that unless you're already a big customer there. Azure's not going to be falling over themselves to let you know where they fall short, either. This is vendor lock-in, and is why there are so many free cloud credits to be had to startups.

This is also a reason I believe SaaS companies will find it is harder than they realized to arbitrage between clouds, and business models based on that may not be able to get that right.
Except the lessons learned from Midori and .NET Native on UWP.

Visual C++ is the best commercial implementation of C++ compilers, better not be caught using xlc, aCC, TI, IAR, icc and plenty of other commercial offerings.

If C++ has span, span_view, modules, co-routines, core guidelines, lifetime profile static analyser, is it in large part to work started and heavily contributed by Microsoft on ISO, and their collaboration with Google.

As for competing with C++, it is quite clear, specially when comparing the actual software development landscape with the 90's, that C++ has lost the app development war.

Nowadays across all major consumer OSes it has been relegated to the drivers and low level OS services layer like visual compositor, graphics engine, GPGPU binding libraries.

Ironically, from those mainstream OSes, Microsoft is the only one that still cares to provide two UI frameworks directly callable from C++.

Which most Windows devs end up ignoring in favour of the .NET bindings, as Kenny Kerr mentions in one of his talks/blog posts.

Back to the D issue, Azure IoT makes use of C# and Rust, and there is Verona at MSR as well, so as much I would like to see them spend some effort on D, I don't see it happening.
Sorry for the slight pedantry, but PII is some American thing. GDPR deals with "personal data".

It's playing on words until you find out the PII definition isn't the one that's used to settle GDPR claims.
>The vast majority of phones on Earth run Android,

Yes but there are Google Android, and Chinese Android. The latter doesn't really contribute anything to Google's ecosystem.

The estimate currently are roughly 2.1B Google Android Vs 700M iPhone excluding China. With China representing around 30% of App Store Revenue.

So we have 2.1B Android with $80B Revenue, and 700M iPhone with $108B Revenue. On a per user spending basis that is Android @ $38.1 and iPhone @ $154.3.

Which is roughly 4.04x difference.
New in Chrome 80
I think it's still fairly young, but Gleam is an ML family language that works with the BEAM. Specifically, it compiles to erlang.
What if the media was designed to be manipulated? Seems like more excuses for twitter to censor things they dont like.
This was very informative, thank you.
App Store now supports universal purchases on iOS and macOS
you have one of those private, encrypted phone numbers that prevents unauthorized usage? Get over yourself, it's public information.
I’m a big fan of the artist. He’s at the forefront of the contemporary generative art movement.
Is Joshua Schulte the Shadow Brokers?
> Xcode 11.4 supports building and distributing macOS apps as a universal purchase. To distribute your macOS app as a universal purchase, specify the same bundle identifier as your iOS app in the Xcode template assistant when creating a new project. If you have an existing project, edit its bundle identifier in the Project Editor.
The Golden Rule of Public Speaking
One should note that this company is in business for around 20 years now, so they get by, even if they aren't SV like rich.
In my experience they turn it back on each driver update, I also believe they mentioned it somewhere during the setup but I’m not sure.
as usual, popular science reporting is based in fact, but misstates it. there are many flavors, but only five basic tastes. the spicy sensations you refer to are touch senses: it is well known that capsaicin spiciness can be felt on most skin, not just in the mouth. therefore, it is better classified as a pain or thermal sensation, not a taste.
Grant funds tech job growth outside Silicon Valley
Time is the non-spatial fourth dimension along which things travel in only one direction. Even if in the three physical dimensions the process could go in reverse, has it really reversed in time? The history of it breaking and being fixed has persisted, and so now it's not the same glass that it was before. It's now a glass which had been broken but is now fixed. It's a non-material distinction, but time is non-material. And in that way, it hasn't reversed at all.
The requirements in infrastructure are not symmetrical here. An indexer requires a significantly bigger investment in both storage and computational power than either a crawler or an end-user site. Seems like everyone would want to run a crawler, but nobody would want to run an indexer.

Also, it is unclear how to start something like this. A sort of a chicken and egg problem where you cannot start running any of these components because there is nobody running the other parts.
Tools like this are in a constant competition. If image doctors know how the tool detects their doctored images, they might figure out how to doctor images in ways it can't detect.
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Clustering Algorithms Explained
Have you discovered truffle salt?