skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Surely the Wisconsin legislature, if it desired to direct these efforts, could muster a plurality of the state legislature to override or overrule the Governor, could they not? If it's truly a case of gubernatorial overreach, it's not like they don't have a wide variety of options at their disposal. I'm hardly a legal scholar, but I have yet to hear of a state that hasn't been able to override a governor's decision making process if they really felt the need.

I'd buy Wisconsin Supreme Court's justification if we weren't talking about a fucking pandemic, but here we are.
He is 71 so maybe in 8 years the Democrats will let him run for president :-). Right now he is still a little too young.
It could also be a 15 year old who started suffering from a debilitating musculoskeletal chronic illness at age 11, without parents who gave the slightest shit about them and zero community support, still trying their hardest to get through the hardest classes their school offers and doing the shadiest shit they possibly can to make money to feed themselves as it's illegal to work at that age.

Broaden your horizons, Mr. "Empath"...
I don't think it's a reasonable comparison to make between WFH managers of consenting employment contracts and the national security apparatus which we didn't get to vote on or opt out of.

The rationale for the Manhattan Project (the impetus for your quote by Oppenheimer) was that the US government thought that if we got the atomic bomb before our national enemies, we would be more virtuous in its usage. That is always the blind faith that US government workers, military, and contractors use to justify working on military/surveillance technology. Until all of those government workers stop deluding themselves into the "exceptionalism" fallacy, the technology used against Americans will continue to outpace our ability to protect against it or perhaps to even know about it.
I'm guessing I would be interested in what makes you unsure if the rest of your comment doesn't cover it all. In all seriousness I think we all have a death we're destined to experience. So I sort of approach the topic as an evolution question for how we can experience death compared to if our exact genetic makeup to make us came earlier in time of a less evolved society. Maybe that makes sense?
Teenagers experience burnout all the time, this is not exclusive to adults. They have a ton of busy work thrown at them if they want to excel academically and the competition to get into good schools straight out of high school is a lot tougher than getting a good job or transferring into those schools. Clearly the OP has set a much higher bar for themselves as a teenager than most of us ever did. I think most of the comments here criticizing him are just people bitter they didn't have the grit to do it when they were the same age.
We need more POC CEOs.
A better solution is something like https://vfsforgit.org/
Someone who remembers their physics should probably reply with actual numbers but I think lever forces are what is at play. A downward force approximate to the mass of the head (6-8kg) is applied, the neck is a lever, and the force at the other end reacts appropriately.

Wikipedia says: if the distance a from the fulcrum to where the input force is applied (point A) is greater than the distance b from fulcrum to where the output force is applied (point B), then the lever amplifies the input force.

So that says that you can get a higher output force than the input force, which in this case is the force applied due to gravity and mass (plus your walking motion).
As far as I understand the term, white privilege means some kind of economical and political advantage of whites over other races. Meaning that the outcomes are different, depending on one's race. From a brief glimpse of the paper, it is quite clear that the authors push for equality of outcome and label their position as 'liberal'. However, many people disagree. The classical liberal position is granting every person equality of opportunity, saying nothing about equality of outcome. And for a good reason: you actually can't have both. Either everyone is equal at the start of the game and then the more successful achieve more, or everyone is equal at the end, and for that you have to make their opportunities unequal.

When you think about it this way, equality of outcome is essentially a Marxist rhetoric. So it's quite understandable why many people don't like politicians who advocate this controversial position.

If, the other hand, what politicians really want is a greater equality of opportunity, they really should make that clear. But I don't think they usually mean that, given that people who talk about white privilege are usually the ones who push for so-called 'affirmative action', which clearly reduces equality of opportunity in favor of equality of outcome.
This company is already dead before covid-19. The virus just accelerated it and likely gives the executives somewhere else to point the blame. It takes large companies years to die. Just look at Sears.

There is a hospital here in Colorado that during covid-19 told its employees it needed people to work more hours at reduced pay because of covid-19. After that the leadership turned around and gave themselves bonuses.
I see the same . People will do anything to avoid using a profiler. It's really weird.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Fragility_(book)
And the same people who love talking about 'male privilege' tend to get offended at the mention of 'female privilege', even though there are numerous documented examples, eg people having to vacate seats on flights just because they were seated next to a child and were male and thus assumed to be a potential predator.

The experience of trans men in particular is filled with realizations that privilege isn't a one way street.
I was literally going to say that at one point that screen didn't look like that, and it appears it still doesn't but only sometimes.
Considering the username, I'm surprised this comment felt necessary. The feelings and burnout of a 15 year old is just as legitimate as those of any adult.

It may be that the level of stress that will cause burnout is lower, but that should be expected for someone who is young and learning to cope with the challenges of work. Not all 15 year olds have the same lives or problems, and it's quite insulting to trivialize OP's experiences based on your own assumptions.
Regardless of what was said when cgroups was first implemented, the current industry term "container" does actually mean isolation. I suspect you'd find yourself in a very small minority of people who use it to mean simply "running in a cgroup".

> Just shows there is not a universal meaning of the term.

Yes, there is. That meaning has just evolved since 2007.
<3

A lot of these negative comments here have ground, but you should keep your head high and continue developing your skills and character! I wrote a lot of stuff like this when I was younger and got similar criticism. You're doing great for sure, but you might find yourself cringing at this a few years in the future! What you've written and worked on so far is indicative of very positive future growth.

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If you're using asyncio, I don't see what having a subinterpreter gains you. Asyncio by itself is already a Node-like runtime without relying on third-party libraries.
You are correct, there is not. I didn't attend to which circuit had issued the landmark-stupid ruling.
Comparison of Abbott ID Now and Abbott m2000 methods for detection of SARS-CoV-2 [pdf]
I use gitlens extension on Visual studio.Pretty great so far.
It would be fine if all people were reasonable and uninterested in causing political commotion to score a win. Of course, in that case there would be no conduct issues to deal with.

So when you read it, don't think "Of course it wouldn't be used that way." (same as when a law is passed) For a person with malice, that Code of Conduct is a very effective weapon.

People will claim offense, sometimes even 3rd-party offense over things said long ago or outside the project. Others will follow the CoC maliciously or, at best, robotically. The political fight takes over the mailing lists, factions form, and actual productive contributors leave or are tossed out.
This reminds me how some Russian poets in the year 2000 decided that as a replacement to the elements of Haiku lost during an adaptation they need to create a new dimension to it, and so Huiku (Хуйку, from the Russian swear word хуй (dick)) was made which additionally requires first letters of every line to combine into a Russian cursing.

Here is the manifest: https://lleo.me/huiku/manifest.htm

It contains an example:

Сижу один под кустом,
Рот открыл в изумленье.
Удивительно лес красив.

Which literally translates into "I am sitting alone under a bush, My mouth is open in awe. The forest is amazingly beautiful." and first letters of each line combine into "сру" which means "I am shitting".

May be similar idea can be used for English. Sadly English has way less three letter swear words than Russian.
also, the spinning shiny smoke in the portal looked like it's just a bunch of flat rotating textures
You’ve made a category error; Servo is not a JavaScript engine.
i'm constantly so frustrated by the lack of imagination of people on this forum.

employees of some company consented more or less just as much as we did - they consented by staying in the employ and we consented by voting/not voting/not emigrating. in fact we consented more because we at least had a say in representation. is that a silly argument? good i agree - those workers are just as aggrieved as we are in this case.

>more virtuous in its usage

we technologists are deluded in the exact same way. something along the lines of "our code doesn't hurt people who didn't deserve it/consent to it".
I will keep my head high and develop my skills and character.
Having a single executable file, makes distribution easier, but while I'm developing the app, I'll still have to manage all of it's dependencies right? How does Deno aid during development?

> The idea there is to include only what you need deliberately and it manage it as a remotely written extension of your application.

I have a node app, in which I deliberately only included the dependencies I need. The package.json lists exactly 8 dependencies. However, the node_modules folder already has 97 dependencies installed into it. The reason of course is that these are dependencies of dependencies of dependencies of dependencies.

Wouldn't Deno have this same issue? Are the dependencies also distributed in compiled form as a single file akin to windows DLLs?
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> One member of the court had just left the court, could have easily been 4-4 or another combination

The incumbent (Kelly) was voted out of office about a month ago, and the winning challenger (Karofsky) won't fill the seat until August 1, 2020. Kelly sided with the majority opinion in this decision.
You have half of the picture, I don't believe you have the other half, which is the progress that BuckleScript is actually making in emitting clean, readable JavaScript.

Fortunately, it's rather simple to see for yourself, you just need to head over to https://reasonml.github.io/en/try.html and try out some OCaml/Reason code and see what is emitted. In fact, the playground comes with various examples built-in, if you need some sample code to try out quickly.
IMHO those were the golden years of developing with node.
> It's far more common to have Python programs be I/O bound

But part of the reason for that is that Python programmers know there's no point in trying to run multiple CPU-bound tasks in the same Python process, so they don't try.

> C extensions can drop the GIL before doing something lengthy

Yes, but they're still limited in what they can do--as soon as they call back into a Python bytecode they're GIL-bound again. And if you depend on C extensions any time you need CPU bound concurrent tasks, you're giving up a lot of the advantages of using Python in the first place.
Looks like they have an app for law enforcement. It does provide some audio.

>gunshot audio to gain situational awareness, and; precise location of the gunshot to search for evidence.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/shotspotter-respond/id10968200...
Gym Owner Gives Out All His Equipment So Members Can Work Out at Home
>I think it's because the accusation of "privilege" is conversation-stopping.

I agree it signals the end of rational discussion, but not the end of the conversation. It's usually immediately followed up with all the ways privileged people need to give X, Y, and Z to everyone else, in perpetuity, to "make things even." Unsurprisingly, that's an unpopular idea.
I write things down in cherrytree nodes. https://www.giuspen.com/cherrytree/
I can only do the guessing game with your comment because there are multiple interpretations depending on how a person thinks approaching what you wrote. I think it's untrue people ending their life while wanting to die are always in a situation that's possible to be helped. Maybe the only way of helping just prolongs a person wanting to die and while that person is upset from not having the option to die? I mean some people finding nothing special about what's observable or being experienced and wish to die. That's not a fallacy. Why we have suicides in society isn't a black or white answer and can be unique per person.
Yes, I happen to be a person.
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I don't really see it that way? The history behind it can be pretty depressing, but basically it's saying you've benefited from good luck. Having good or bad luck is something that happens to you; the merit or blame comes from what do you do about it.
Thanks for the positive comment. I think the same thing.
Google and Apple have collaborated in the open on this, publicly shared specs and taken feedback.

The framework itself has to be implemented by them because it is part of iOS (in Apple's case) or Android Services (in Google's).

The apps themselves are being implemented by 3rd parties.

There will always be critics but it's hard to see how they could have rapidly developed this much better.
White privilege and other topics are largely academic topics that are statistical and general in nature. Take that to an individual and tell them about their privilege based on some stats, they're going to feel like it doesn't fit... and really it doesn't on an individual level.

Obama had a speech near the end of his presidency, he talked about situations talking to individuals who have real struggles, real problems in their lives and don't feel like anyone handed anything to them.

Then someone comes to them who doesn't know them, and talks to them about their privilege? That's not going to help convince them of anything.

Even to a further extent, talk to anyone you don't know .. and tell them what you know about them based on just their race? That's probabbly not going to go well.

You're not getting far, and frankly on an individual / non academic level it seems off the mark for an individual or audience.

I feel like concepts like white privilege and such sort of escaped academia and more general conversations, and are swung around a bit wildly and inaccurately by some folks.
These comments within that post were also really impressive.. it still seems off but the fact that it carries the topic between replies in a thread is so crazy to me:

> How do you feel about the internet arguments subreddit, r/iamverysmart?
> As a young professional, where do you prefer to have internet arguments with your friends? I've been thinking about leaving YouTube for Reddit, but I don't currently have much free time, and I want to have some quality back and forths with my friends.

---

> I love that subreddit. I love how open minded it is. The only reason why I didn't like it was because it's so popular. I'm glad that I'm not the only person who has this problem, because I never had any reason to like it.

---

> Thanks for the reply :) I had a bit of an argument with one of my friends over reddit, and I was wondering if you could give me insight on the way you handled it?
It could be, but it also isn't true.
Well a reset means offline for some extent. People sure are taking advantage of opportunities that only arise when things are nearly offline. Lots of (needed) road work on high traffic roads where I live, for instance.
Short term solution: Well VPNs for all, Ghostery [1] was running a deal on their paid version with a VPN built into their add-on [1].

Long term: The State is making their panopticon ambitions overt now in the public eye, thus spurring on the need to re-design the Internet entirely to avoid this.

Anyone know what Starlink is offering in terms of privacy? Details are sparse for the most part right now, but given their ties to DoD I'm not sure how this will play out. Sounds like a product release presentation is needed to clarify some things.

Edit: I plan on buying Ghostery Midnight but it's Windows/Mac only, so no Linux! I guess these Bitcoin accepting ones will have to do [2].

1: https://www.ghostery.com/midnight/

2: https://www.comparitech.com/blog/vpn-privacy/vpn-bitcoin/
>that has a much greater negative impact on your life than if you hurt that billionaires feelings.

The said quote was given to CNN, not something that was said in private.
> though sadly sometimes chroot() is needed because pivot_root() doesn't work on initramfs.

Are people actually attempting to boot a super-minimalist system that just has a kernel and an initramfs with something like docker into it where they don't bother with a rootfs at all and just start running containers directly from the initramfs? That's kinda cool, if that's the case.
Such a cringe website; like ResetEra for the masses. There are probably only a handful of subreddits that are alright i.e. not full of living bots.

Everything else is just groupthink and tribalism, just look at r/politics or r/news. What's worse is that even neutral subreddits like r/gaming are prone to the mods a.k.a janitors being pissy and deleting anything that doesn't conform to the status quo (looking at you r/TheLastofUs).

And surprise surprise, the post got removed. xd
I completely agree, thank you.
Framing an issue in one way may immediately get you half-way to the effective solution while another way would get you far away from it. "White privilege" immediately suggests a solution - "deprivileging". Not many would feel like having such a solution applied to them, it feels like an attack and triggers instinctive self-defense. The same issue can be framed as various groups/classes/races being "underprivileged". That triggers empathic response and calls to the sense of justice and equality.
I wish that were the case here. I think cannabis and alcohol sales are up 10x, but no road work getting done. :)
> No one remembers why you’re admin, but you’re setting the rules now so no one can dispute it. Victory!

I really don't think this is ambiguous. It's very clearly meant to be funny rather than serious.
And we owe the word "robot" to Karel Čapek (AFAIK). "Rabota" - means work in Bulgarian, and I guess similar in many other slavic languages.
> Inside one of the cameras:

> "Due to its sensitive nature, the information contained on this website is restricted to law enforcement professionals and government agencies only. For access contact us at 503-932-6899 or email us at info@ipsurvconcepts.com"

> http://ipsurvconcepts.com/

> Good job fellas.

Domain is gone. For sale.
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I think you can distill that further.

Talk to anyone you don't know... and tell them what you know about them based on their race as if it is fact.

Generally, not a good way to connect, and you have a good chance of being wrong.
If she were truly a poor representative of her constituents, they would've voted her out long ago. I think she represents them perfectly.
I'm not sure what you mean by "process be damned". I think GP was referring to enjoying the journey to a product you like, rather than only the product itself. I was reading through some of Carmack's .plan files from 1998 over the weekend, and he said something similar. This is from his Feb 4th entry:

> Many game developers are in it only for the final product, and the process is just what they have to go through to get there. I respect that, but my motivation is a bit different.

> For me, while I do take a lot of pride in shipping a great product, the achievements along the way are more memorable. I don’t remember any of our older product releases, but I remember the important insights all the way back to using CRTC wraparound for infinate smooth scrolling in Keen (actually, all the way back to understanding the virtues of structures over parallel arrays in apple II assembly language..). Knowledge builds on knowledge.

This really resonated for me, and might be along the lines of what GP meant. I don't know if that was your interpretation or not, but I thought it was an interesting perspective regardless.
Anecdote, but I've known 3 people that would constantly label themselves an empath. 2 of them had very strong sociopathic tendencies, or utter disregard for others (that hey weren't trying to get in the pants of).
The the phrase white privilege is an ingenious attempt by malicious people and their useful-idiots to divert attention from issues of class to issues of race.

These toxic propagandists have tricked millions of people into believing that the poorest white person is as responsible for the poverty of black people as the richest.

Transforming the political fight from the 1% vs the 99% into a fight of the racial majority vs a racial minority. If the 99% are fighting among themselves, they can't unite against the 1%.

Millions of powerless white people predictably take offense at the idea that they're responsible for an economic system rigged by the rich to oppress poor people of all races. Of course prejudice exists but the core issue holding people back is purely economic, not racial.
I agree, the word privilege does not feel like it does the disparity justice, when I think about it. Not sure what the implications of this are, but it’s thought provoking, anyways.
I'm just thinking out loud here, but it seems to me that you could just make sure you're importing all your dependencies from trusted package repos, right? And since the URL for a package is right there in the `import` statement, it seems like it'd be pretty easy to lint for untrusted imports.

I don't detest NPM in the way that some people do, but I have always worried about the implications of the fact that nearly the entire community relies on their registry. If they ever fell over completely, they would have hamstrung a huge amount of the JS community.
Its in the interest of every single person in america that has ever googled something they would prefer to not talk about.

It should be on the 5PM, 7PM and 11PM local news, and every cable org.
What do you mean by this? If you misinterpreted, I wasn't referring to you.

Or do you think something like I've stated doesn't/cannot happen?

Meant this to be an example of other ways "burnout" can happen.