skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There are certainly companies that have experimented with Power, including Google, but I've never heard of any large migrations either.

One other consideration is that Intel chips come with closed source and completely opaque logic embedded in the silicon, such as the Intel Management Engine.

As I understand it Power is now a fully open source architecture and you can get a system with fully transparent firmware (at least if you buy a non-IBM system). Depending on your security needs and threat model that may be an advantage, but I doubt it's a significant enough concern for most companies to justify the lower price performance ratio.
Probably for instigation. They'll play dumb of course, but if you honestly look at what CNN does - constant race-baiting, division, instigation, amplification of such issues, nowhere near objectivity, just look at the front page. This just leads to burned down cities. The city looks like a warzone, it's crazy. Maybe for the first time everyone takes responsibility.
Cool article! I recently bought a book on LSD but I'm still waiting to read it. What surprised me is that OCD was on the low entropy side, because I feel like it makes the brain more active.
"These sorts of people tend to think without the constraints most people have, not have a lot of filters, and not care too much what other people think."

- And have that murine sense of when to leave the sinking ship when this disregard backfires.
Even quite modest normal setups will have several input or output devices. Just on my laptop I have hdmi audio, built in speaker and mic, USB headset, bluetooth headset and remote audio from an RDP session.
Can it also reduce the size of the binary? I imagine there could be lot of opportunities there given the huge size of generated programs these days.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oqrfPnGy1tM

Leave My Girl Alone by Stevie Ray Vaughan is pretty much a master class for a guitar player that wants to mess around with 3rds and 7ths. At 3:19 is the best example of slightly messing with the 3rd and resolving to the 1 that I can remember hearing. The solos center around bent 3rds, 4ths, b5ths and 7ths.
Many also try to assert control over things they fear.
Remote work is here to stay
That's perfect, might take me a while to get through but I'll definitely get going with it. This sort of thing really interested me. I know I'm not amazing programmer but I do like to understand how something works rather than just using a library.

Much appreciated.
Why do police keep killing black people?
Interesting choice of words... White Boy, Non-White girl, black male? This is the same sort of non-sense that the Feminists were warning the world about decades ago: How stereotypes and other bad properties are built-in to the culture and language, and we should address them. We seem to have all too easily forgotten that and simply replaced them with new forms of sexism and racism.
This happens to me when I'm reading in a language I'm not very good at (German). Each sentence may make sense, but overall I feel I didn't get the point. I guess it's a cummulative error situation, where you reach a threshold after which the point is lost.
Right!

https://deno.land/x/is_url

https://deno.land/x/blox

https://deno.land/x/deno_flatten

https://deno.land/x/ende

https://deno.land/x/humanize_url

There are many others. I don't know why people aren't looking into std (which provides most of the functionality) or using regex where it doesn't make sense given deno is a browser.
About the systemd logo, the weird rewind symbol in brackets, I think it's meant to be the [ OK] that linux (used to) print on boot for every line.

Someone correct me if I'm wrong!
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Why does police brutality happen at all in the first place? Why do police fail at handling riots? Seems like there needs to be some major changes made.
And that answer is one of the reasons Linux sucks.
The thing with the web is that vetting dependencies is (for the most part) very uncommon.

Some people are realizing it is not a good idea to download random code. So the solution proposed by Deno is to sandbox it and put a capabilities system into it, rather than create a culture of proper dependency management.

At least they are trying...
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Legitimate initial question.

I made sure to mark the precise spots in the video where the key actions occurred.

People here seem to be interested in 1st amendment issues, and this was a startling example happening in realtime.

If you don't agree, flag, or ignore and the group lets it sink, is my understanding of the protocol.
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If Trump kicks out Twitter, there's always Germany
sounds like you have a bit of a pro psychedelic bias here and are minimizing people's experiences. This isn't just some story I heard, this is a person that I know and who I witnessed struggle to heal from literal broken bones over years.

"as far as I know it happened only once provably" = "I haven't heard of it, so it must not exist or be a lie". Pretty unproductive perspective to have...

I find your kind of flippant "well they just didn't do it right" approach a very common defense of various forms of dogma. Maybe you should consider that mind-altering substances can have consequences for even those who approach them in the most responsible way possible.
What specific problems do you see with it?
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The next time someone says the MBTI isn't valid, send them this article.
If you ever get sucked into the vortex that is reading about Napoleon's incredible life, I highly recommend The Napoleon Bonaparte Podcast. It's something like 100 hours long and covers everything you could possibly think of about the man.

https://napoleonbonapartepodcast.com
> Solve a real need and research it prior to building. Either build something tiny and get feedback or get feedback before you even start building!

I've run into the situation of people eagerly telling you they want something, but when it comes time to pay for it they vanish.
My problem is, where to find these optimistic people that know about the field?
I basically don't want to discuss my big ideas with colleagues, I just trust them as colleagues.
Outside the company I don't have so much contact with people who are interested in start-ups, trends, etc.
And corona is blocking the opportunity to visit some hacker spaces, meet-ups,...
There's no such thing as OpenSSL 1.2

2018-09-11: 1.1.1-> 1.1.2

https://github.com/openssl/openssl/commit/a4a90a8a3bdcb9336b...

2018-09-27: 1.1.2 -> 3.0.0

https://github.com/openssl/openssl/commit/3a63dbef15b62b121c...

There weren't any releases numbered 1.1.2
Agreed, different outside tourist hotspots.

>to whom we offered a ride.

But this is a major difference. You approach a Cuban --> 99.9% normal person. They approach you, speaking English --> probably hustler.
Auto-tune is like special effects in movies, virtually every movie has special effects but they're only noticed when it's badly done.
It's clear Jack doesn't want to kowtow or maybe his ego is bruised but I just don't understand what he expects to come of this. The President has stacked the courts in his favor. He will get his way and twitter will take a massive hit financially.

My best guess is that Jack plans to move the company headquarters out of the US which would explain why he chose to allow remote work indefinitely. But can he get it past shareholders? The President had also stated he doesn't want foreign companies on the NYSE and no other market offers similar liquidity.
Is there a fast.ai like library that allows a novice to try GPT-3?

https://github.com/openai/gpt-3 only contains dataset
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And the British enforcement of it during the colony years.
You can setup your own mirrors which don't update without audits. Any competent company would do.

And I wasn't implying that production scripts shouldn't be self contained. Just placing my 2 cents on why.
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I use a pretty default i3wm/i3bar/dmenu setup as my 'de'. The best things about it is its not like the other GUIs.

It has no discoverability, and its small and "hard" to see. Which is great, because I know it backwards and would like to look at other things.

I don't know Krita, and it requires a lot of focus. Boy am I glad its not like my de.
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Forced how, exactly?
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Could it also be from your subconscious realising that starvation is more of a danger then predation?
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I tried Facebook ads a year or two ago and got nothing but clicks from click farms in places like Pakistan. The volume of click farm fraud in online ads is staggering. It's totally worthless unless you are an expert at avoiding this and are paying close attention.
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The new layout tools look great, I'm excited to try them. Especially the revamped Layout Inspector.

Also I noticed that the final 3.x minor release was much faster on my Mac than any of the others before it. I hope 4.0 keeps or improves the performance.
I was thinking something more extreme, although I wonder if that software bug had caused a plane or two to crash into a US city would there have been more of a response.
In my experiences, the "standard" way to do this is to simply add a random sleep before running the task.

For example, to run a task at some point between midnight and 3 a.m., you can use this cronjob entry:

0 0 * * * sleep $(( $$ \% 10800 )) && /foo/task.sh

Alternatively, systemd has the "RandomizedDelaySec" option.

(Note: 10800 == 60 x 60 x 3, the number of seconds in three hours.)
I think it was written by a human, but the human had spent so much time with GPT-2 that they'd begun to emulate its writing style.
Watch the full video the whole crew was arrested not just the black reporter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TIClA57jWmQ
You could rent rooms in houses when I was there too, that's mostly where I stayed. But 99% of the tourist market is in enclaves.

As for arresting Cubans, I may have spoken too loosely. The government doesn't really have a problem with conversations between foreigners and Cubans here and there, or with people having a foreign friend. What the government is looking out for is someone who has a habit of talking to many different foreigners. Usually this is done for some illegal purpose: black market hustling, or sex work. But talking to a lot of different people is one of the things they use to check for that.

As an example, if a Cuban visits a foreign friend in one of those tourist rooms, they have to give up their internal passport to the host, who must record their visit in a log which the police review.

And like anything else, something which is tolerated can still cause problems. i.e. in much of the west, you can do drugs fairly safely, but you shouldn't wave it in a cop's face. So, if you are a Cuban and do have a foreign friend, you still have to be careful. Cuba has a system of neighbourhood government snitches that keep tabs on everyone. However, these have relaxed a bit I think.

I can say I never found Cubans hesitant to make friends with me while I worked there. But, Cubans always have to be careful about where the lines are, and not to cross them.

For more, have a look at all the replies to this question about my post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23305332
Read The Mom Test for a quick overview of how to avoid this problem.
Loads of things have multiple hash options - from /etc/shadow supporting 6 different password hashes, to Maven storing foo.jar alongside foo.jar.md5 and foo.jar.sha1 and apt-get providing both an MD5sum and a SHA256 in the package index, to TLS and SSH and GPG supporting multiple algorithms for compatibility.

None of them do it with "sha1://" though...
You don't know your LTV, churn rate, or even if you have product market fit at the beginning so paid acquisition is sort a gamble. I think YC soundly advises that you get your initial customers in ways that are less scaleable and get to know them a bit before you turn on the firehose.
This has some parallels to generic random corporate PR or marketing speak. Some communications are already so automated and dehumanized that we are used to random content signed by a pseudo real person that we gloss over, and are more easily fall for GPT like generated content that has similar form. Edit: I mean I guess someone of a previous generation used to only read the newspaper and letters would more instantly spot something is wrong.
You absolutely do not need to understand lambda calculus to leverage FP. (And similarly, you don’t need to understand Turing machines to leverage imperative styles.)

Tools like ReactJS and regular expressions would indicate that the market for FP is quite large in spite of the popularity of Java as well, IMO
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To be fair, I would re-phrase the author's thought as

"I wrote an SaaS product because I believed it would get me rich and I went and scoured the internet for a well that echos my thoughts"

The author speaks about exactly one example, that,I guess I can say inspired him to get going with his idea.

No, The internet did not convince him. He convinced himself using the internet to find evidence for a conclusion he already reached.
If you scroll down to the bottom of "modern" web sites the about link is in the footer.
This beautiful booklet my Tai-Danae Bradley also contains hand-drawn diagrams:

https://arxiv.org/pdf/1809.05923.pdf

It is set using the Tufte LaTeX template:

https://twitter.com/math3ma/status/1042569522056716289

https://www.overleaf.com/gallery/tagged/tufte
> Poor backwards compatibility is a good thing

I'm going to try and phrase this as nicely as I can: I fervently disagree and sincerely hope your opinion is shared only by the smallest minority possible.

The point of computers is to be a tool for people to make their lives better. Being able to run software is better than not being able to run it. The more things a computer can do, the better.

Also, AppImage is great.
Program equivalence is in general uncomputable if I'm not mistaken, so a big part of the possible performance enhancements depend on the strength of their algorithm for proving equivalence.

Definitely an interesting though extremely challenging problem.
For sure there are better jurisdictions who would receive them very well.
> This doesn't address in any way the point being made about false positives leading to overly high estimates of prevalence in the general population

It does if you are aware of the fact that these tests are never used on its own to diagnose depression/anxiety.

The GP or psychologist determines if the client exhibits symptoms of depression, and THEN performs the test, often in combination with other tests that test similar things. Afterwards the results of those tests (as well as the dialogue that's been had with the client), are used in conjunction to determine if a diagnosis is appropriate.

I think it's rather arrogant to assume that psychologists/diagnosticians/statisticians are oblivious to the fact that tests have reliability/validity measures. Of course they are aware, that's their job.
Isn't the sabbath a "weekend"?
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How has the world gone from the US being the beacon of freedom to US companies having to move to other countries? Am I old now?
Now what is microemacs? How can you make Emacs micro?
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you can get one by compiling with sse support too.
Do you genuinely believe that this drop in relative output was caused by inward migration, considering all the other historical factors?
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How is maintaining mirrors of third-party code any easier, reliable, secure or maintainable than just running Python?

Mind you, your Python runtime has been vetted by the Python Foundation, your upstream vendor and your company; is used by many other companies and does not require any network connections to run.
Brian makes me laugh everytime. Although the humorous critics that he do, almost point he raises there is an underlying truth on it. Linux Sucks not entirely, but some parts sucks so hard. I use Linux daily for almost ten years, and oh hell, it's pretty much better than Windows, but there is no way to deny the problems on it.

But Linux is getting better! <3
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> we can say with some confidence how many people were required to build it

When someone claims that "by appealing to simple physics" they can say "with confidence" how many people were involved in a construction from almost 5000 years ago I have to doubt anything that follows is more than pure speculation.

The problem is too complex for simple physics to provide any relevant answer. The same simple physics would have us believe 14000 strong men could throw a tiny 1Kg object straight into orbit.
God I love the dunning-kruger view of Germany as the last bastion of internet liberty, it's utterly wrong - Germany has so many laws restricting online speech that you (and the service hosting your content) can be sued just for mentioning someone by name in a disparaging context, nothing like the CDA 230 protections exists there in the first place.

Doesn't it seem odd to anyone that despite having some of the best hackers in the world come from it Germany has zero world-scale content platforms ?
I thought you were going to say you a violinist—that's the best example of perfect 4ths and 5ths that you can integrate with a band or orchestra that may include a normal 440 Hz A piano with equal temperament based on sqrt(2,12).
With a comment like that, yes, you are old and ignorant.
So now we start unbundling grubhub and local shops start losing even more?
Maker here. I created DatabaseLog as an internal tool to provide our marketing team with a simple way to track monthly performance (Registered users, Posted jobs etc.) and compare to past performance on our MongoDB data and decided to release it to the world in case it's useful for other makers/teams.

Here's how it works:

1. Connect to remote MongoDB database

2.Define metrics once, simply as creating a {query} or an [aggregation] on your data

3.Analyze changes in your site's performance over various lengths of time and compare to past performance

There is a Free account to track up to 3 metrics and unlimited to track unlimited metrics for $29/month, but payments aren't connected so it's free for unlimited metrics now.

I'm aware there is MongoDB Charts, but I personally wanted something easier to use just for analytics and not only for databases hosted on Mongo Atlas.

I'm transparent about what it stores (https://databaselog.com/doc/we-do-not-store-your-data) and recommend using it with read-only user to be 100% safe nothing changes.

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Please let me know if you're interested or have any feedback.
A joke, indeed, seeing as German and other European politicians want the same thing as Trump, for platforms to moderate the users' content.
The trick with FB ads for non-impulse buys is to write great content that build trust. The FB ads should be a clickbait headline that resonate with your target customers. Try to get them to sign up for a drip email sequence based on their goals (not your tool). Email them and remarket them on FB until they are in the mood to buy.
Wow, thank you so much for the great feedback. I appreciate it.

Some of the things you mentioned is on my roadmap but some are new to me. I love the idea of cron visualization.

For pricing, I agree, my current setup is not ideal and I plan to iterate on it in the next couple of months.
I would hope the tanks roll in if they try to burn the city down. The politicians in SF/CA have made every attempt to disarm the public. What happens when the SFPD abandon their post and looters are going house to house?

And it's not so much a refusal to deal with politics as much as we are already dealing with it everywhere else. It's nice to have a refuge. Although I find it strange that thread was pruned as Section 230 is definitely related to tech.
Gandi have used the exact same slogan for years. It's a good slogan! (for a startup anyway)
I feel that everyone gets the point backwards.

If we were in a videogame, you would be an NPC: you don't have a person controlling you and don't know anything about the world outside the world.
>just as demonstrated in the Stanford prison experiment

That's like one of the worst example because that was pretty much a fraud experiment and was debunked several times

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17287319

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17796953

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17387601

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8073748

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4108801

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20660709
Just be prepared to throw out any tweet that comes close to Holocaust denial or uses Nazi symbols. Well, that's actually not so bad IMO but the American style "free speech" advocates would be foaming.

What does "relocate" include? I mean, Twitter's infrastructure is not tight to the US and will already be spread all over the globe. So, only the address of the HQ?
Isn't Trump upset at Twitter because they were moderating content?
Not really true: https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=seagate%20archive%208t...
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clearly the songs are all very “listenable”—they’re the most popular songs in the country and apparently the world right now
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Oh, we are adapting I think, adapting to an environment where teeth don't to create much selection pressure.
> Find a value that is unique to each server (e.g. the UUID of the / partition?) ...

FWIW, that's pretty much what /etc/machine-id is for.
> “Here you are free to criticize the government as well as to fight fake news. We have a great startup and tech ecosystem, your company would be a perfect fit and I will open any doors for you!”

As if that's not the case in the US? Trump's threats don't hold any water and, if we're being honest, our legal restrictions on speech are less stringent than Germany's.
The fact that Gaudi's original plans were lost in a fire don't help
Of course Taiwan is in a independent country, it's called Republic of China, which also includes islands outside Taiwan.

You can go to a no-man island and declare your own independence and nobody will care about it.

However, a country that interact with other countries, their independence is recognized by both parties.

Further, as Taiwan is so close to mainland, whether geo-politically, or economically, made it detaching links to China infeasible.