skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> And it's not baseless, here is the evidence for it

Thanks-- I didn't find that from the original link. But I don't really think it supports your argument.

It's pretty hard to identify a person from just the eyes, but to the extent that shows anything it seems to contradict the claim to me: the face on the left appears to me to have a much more prominent brow ridge compared to the face on the right-- like a shelf above his eyes on the left, while the right dips in near the nose.

As far as the officer's ex-wife saying 'that's my mask' -- the thread shows a bunch of other pictures of protesters with the same mask.

This also explains how they could investigate the claim quickly-- they only needed to identify the location of a single officer.
If memory serves, that 10x isn't even really his number, but one borrowed from the enthusiast community. So not only was that number aspirational, but it was also a nod to a bunch of people who are essentially all talk and no action.

Also I found that if you fly on a refurb unit you get a 30% reduction in price, so a budget flier is looking at a 3x improvement in cost, which is quite a lot closer to the goal multiple.

If those numbers are profitable for SpaceX, and not fiction, then hopefully they have enough revenue to fund iterations that improve on what they already have.
Can I use a Dell barrel charger on an HP?

You can, if they didn't add any additional DRM on top of it (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23304194 ) and the polarity is correct (center-positive is most common.)

The voltage is basically irrelevant --- 18-20V is going to be 90% of all laptops, and the other range is 10-12V.
Who Are the Aghori?
I pity he who must check the security logs tomorrow as this rises.
Almost no science is done on the ISS. Most of the time, energy and money spent on the ISS is to just keep the people alive.

But HN is consistent in admiring rocket launches without considering how pointless they are.

Bread and circuses. Nothing's changed since the gladiator days, have they?
I wonder if these methods would be allowed if one put up a frosted glass greenhouse of sorts to obscure the view yet allow sufficient light and wind to pass to allow them to dry reasonably well.
Write a little piece of open-source client software to take a hash of the source code. Check the hash every time you use it. Spread the tool around to a community of people who review every time the hash changes and publish (separately) a history of attested hashes.
Show HN: Artificial neural networks tutorial – looking for feedback
If you want more bugs, make more commits.
He wrapped the sidewalks of Loose Park in Kansas City in orange. Kansas Citians had no idea what to think. As a kid I thought it was pretty cool. Maybe it helped pave the way for the weird sculptures on top of Bartle Hall, and the equally weird shuttlecocks on the Nelson Art Gallery grounds - which Kansas City (eventually) embraced and came to love.
A friend deliberately overpays his babysitter relative to market rates. Anytime his family needs help, the babysitter is happy to oblige.

US FAANG employees are paid highly so that they do not look elsewhere. The better for the FAANG companies to hoover up any opportunity that another industry could conceivably address.
Yep, that it is typical of US economists who don't understand much about Europe (it typically doesn't extend beyond: so we can have our cake and eat it).
Seems like a good use of the technology but this seems fairly computationally expensive
It's really too bad that Over The River was never finished. I always like the idea a lot, and would have gone out there to see it. Anyway he and jean-claude moved on and did other pretty great things.
How terrible the govt give you money because you earned too much?
I have had nothing but good experiences reporting bugs to HN. HN doesn't work quite like any other web app I've ever audited. It's an interesting challenge.
Thanks, sorry if this was a dumb question. I have little background in neurobiology. Your answer was very informative.
Really k8sup would be closest in both theme and also pronunciation.
What are the low-latency configuration options you mention?

EDIT: Actually, I use a Bluetooth keyboard, so it's probably moot.
It uses two root CAs, one old and one new. Your web server must be serving the intermediate certificate signed by the older CA.
I don't think its a political sides kind of thing, but more of the tribalism as shown by the Stanford prison experiment.
Oh, a bad faith, fallacious attempt to change the subject, interesting.

What you doing on this website? When was the last time you engaged in self reflection?

When was the last time you admitted you were wrong?
My fist problem is that; you did not refute what I stated, but instead choice to attack my experience. While I am not medically trained, I studied genetic optimization extensively, most importantly phenotypes effective behavior within individual phenotype cells; functions, locations, and connections.

My second problem is that; you linked article without any explanation how my statement is false in relation to linked article.

My third problem is that; I just don't understand what in my statement is so false that grants attacking my experience, in simple analogy; in case 5 years old tells you 2+2=4, clearly his age is irrelevant for what he is saying to be true.

Finally, I explain what I said in original statement; if you have x, y, z variables claiming without evidence that x is only responsible for output value, and without providing evidence why y and z is not responsible is reckless, unprofessional, and unscientific in another words it is just speculation. Note that article ended with “It is clear that today the COVID-19 disease is different.”
'repaint_delay' and 'input_delay' - there are explanations of each in the default config file
> You can, if they didn't add any additional DRM on top of it ... and the polarity is correct ... [and the voltage is in range]

Right - this is what we mean by proprietary.
Am I the only one who looks at this massive installations and views them as a massive waste of resources and intentional littering?

These are multi-ton plastic monuments to some guys ego.

Certainly not celebrating his death, he seems like a nice, interesting guy but it's hard for me to get behind the work.
Started blogging already. Awesome!

https://geokeloglou.mataroa.blog/blog/mataroa-rocks-fantasti...
Someone below mentioned remote. When I first started there was no such thing as remote learning. These days even the most prestigious universities offer BSc programs where you never have to set foot on campus and can do it all over the internet. The nearest I came to that was when the University finally offered somewhat remote courses but it involved ordering books and course materials and taking exams where you had to get a proctor to monitor your exam taking. I did a course or two that way and used my local church pastor as the exam proctor. That method was really difficult. Completing a single course was a major accomplishment.

Actually taking Internat based courses now takes a lot of self discipline. Far too easy to slack off and do something else.
Developers at times can undervalue the role other key contributing team of the business play. Accounting, marketing, finance and support resources are all critical to the success of a firm.
Not only that, but it helps protect screen printed elements on graphic tees and such.
How does that help.

"By my weightings, freedom is more important than public health."

"My weightings say the opposite."

That's where we are today.
Putting numbers on it, numbers that can't be determined except by our personal biases, doesn't help.

Here's a fun story about cost benefit analysis in the real world, a bureaucrat deciding which kinds of rape hurt enough to be worth preventing:

Criticism:
https://gulcfac.typepad.com/georgetown_university_law/

Defense:
https://www.theregreview.org/2013/09/13/13-sunstein-cost-ben...
If you’re lucky enough to not work during college, then internships are far more valuable and will likely challenge you to do much cooler things. Intern lots of places & try out different work environments and even locations.
While intuitively that reasoning seems valid, having more data makes signals more clear. If your sample sizes is say 99.8% of all doctors that’s going to be representative in ways a carefully crafted representative sample of 1,000 doctors simply isn’t.

Sampling always loses out to having the entire population.

But you say missing data makes the interpretation incorrect. That’s always possible but only in ways that also fit the original data. Thus, you can then preform a study that improves upon the understanding of the correlation, but it’s not going to disprove the original correlation.

PS: And even here it’s easy to test with more data, just compare total deaths for the month around conferences.
Sorry someone forgot to tell them that they should follow your priorities.

On another note, every other Go thread has you and @pcwalton bashing Go. Makes me wonder if Go's success causes some sort of discomfort in some people. It's almost religiously guaranteed to have you both regurgitation the same crap over and over.
“ ....These THUGS are dishonoring the memory of George Floyd, and I won’t let that happen. Just spoke to Governor Tim Walz and told him that the Military is with him all the way. Any difficulty and we will assume control but, when the looting starts, the shooting starts. Thank you!”

Which part of that tweet glorifies violence?
What 8 letters are you replacing?
Agreed. With the rate that batteries are improving, in the not-too-distant future range will no longer be a problem for the vast majority of the public.
Full Implementation of DES in Python
Isn't qualified immunity only for civil suits? Police can still be criminally charged.

Perhaps police aren't charged criminally when they should be, but that doesn't seem to be because of qualified immunity.

Suing over murder is not a great recourse, anyway. You still lost your loved one, and the individual you sue probably can't pay you much.
Especially when you are doing embedded programming.

You think those GPIO registers are going to encode themselves?
It's entirely naïve to believe that an apartheid for the primary benefit of the wealthy can or will ever be reformed from within. Citizens' United, "campaign finance reform", lack of action on climate change, and many, many other examples of the corrupting influences of the very rich will preclude significant change because the status quo is how the aristocracy prefers it. Voting/media-driven popularity contests masquerading as elections without exit polls, protests, petitions, and nibbling around the periphery on small issues like QI or as Rachel Maddow doesn't do a damn bit of good because the bigger problem is who's in control: it's not We The People.

If a citizen really wanted change, voting, running for office, looting, and peaceful protests with prayer sticks aren't the answer. There is no reforming a system that has no mechanism for reforming pervasive corruption within and above it! Therefore and unfortunately, the rich have left us with no other answer other than focused, strategic rebellion, and overthrow of their greedy, vampiric apartheid that too many people are blind to because it benefits them. Queue predictable pearl-clutchers and naysayers
There were 2174 incidents of murder/manslaughter in Germany that year... given that context, "85 bullets _total_" sounds like a massive orgy of violence on the part of German LEOs. There were 6 times that many murders in the US that same year, manslaughter not included.
I doubt relatively flimsy and tiny USB-C connectors will hold up to the same kind of abuse as a big robust barrel plug.

No one seems to complain about their 120/240 mains plugs not being "modern" either...
Are there enough remote employees who are a part of senior management (Director, VP etc)? What fraction of overall senior management do they constitute?
A diverse education will also help your relationship with the flawed person you interact with the most: yourself.
It’s the most hacker news comment ever.

In context reasonable, show it elsewhere and derision would follow.

Funny.
ubernete!

This program is a kubernetes boostrap, AKA k8s bootstrap, AKA k8s "up", something that _actually_ sounds like ketchup instead of kethreesup. The author not seeing that makes me both sad and angry.
Thanks for the suggestion I will give this a try. I currently have Esc + <some key> bound to some of my most common actions. For me the 80/20 rule seems to apply to emacs shortcut keys, so making just a couple of them easier has a big impact.
It's not really littering if it gets cleaned up later.
This is getting ridiculous. Ketchup is only 3 letters longer and where the hell does the s come from? If you expect my to pronounce it ketchup then spell it correctly. Otherwise I'm calling it k 3 sup.
> Your first link shows: more black people are killed per-capita by cops than white people. Y Your second link shows: Black people are more likely to be convicted of homicide than white people.

Yes, that's right. See the connection between crime and cops killing civilians?

> But instead, we see that black people are convicted of only 27% of overall crime.

Where do you see this? I can't find this anywhere.

> That's including the fact that certain categories are known to be racially disparate in conviction and sentencing - e.g. white & black people use marijuana at approximately equal rates, yet black people are nearly 4 times as likely to be arrested for it.

That by itself doesn't show anything. It depends on how and where marijuana was used. Smoking a blunt and driving around the neighborhood with the top down is going to picked up a lot more than someone sitting in their home smoking. You need to show situations that are the same which have more blacks being arrested than whites.

> That the people killed by cops were all committing a crime at the time. I don't have statistics on hand for this, but a well-known counterexample is Tamir Rice.

Yea, I'm sure you don't... that subset has to be so minor it has to be insignificant. Oh, an anecdotal incident where a 12 year old boy carried a replica of a pistol and aimed it at an cop, who didn't know it wasn't real. I don't see how your example justifies this as a big problem.
The best advice I can give is do not take advice from anyone who graduated college more than 10 years or so ago. The problem is that their advice is woefully out of date and even worse, they’re incredibly confident that it’s still useful advice.

Most people are wrong about most things most of the time. Keep that in mind when listening to any advice (yes I am aware of the irony).
X Prizes
It isn't anywhere near complete.

In the US, corporations fight with the state. In most Nordic/North European countries, corporations are the state (the history is just totally different, large corporations have run those countries for decades).

I will give you an example: Germany we can agree is a fairly rich economy, the average German citizen has the same net wealth as a Greek citizen...a country where the economy basically doesn't function, unemployment has been in the high teens for two decades, etc.

I also knew someone who run a chemicals business in Europe. In the UK, unions fought every step the way, they negotiated huge salaries for members, they would make threats, they would strike. In Germany, they just rolled over. As long as you paid the right people off, low wages, subsidised loans, etc. They just did whatever management told them (I think people who talk about worker representatives on boards assume that there is some scrutiny going on...I have never seen this occur).

The closest comparison is probably China. Very similar.
I don't know if the same applies to diodes, but guitar preamp and distortion footpedals, and power amps made with germanium transistors are considered to be the best among older guitar players. Modern (digital modelling) amps go so far as to emulate their sound, so younger guitar players probably don't notice as much.

Here's an article absolutely gushing over germanium's virtues for this purpose: https://robertkeeley.com/2013/09/germanium-transistors/ The video towards the end does a great job demonstrating the difference. To my ears, the silicon components sound super precise, and germanium gives a natural, more lively tone. Modern metalheads definitely prefer the precision. Tone freaks probably would enjoy the germanium most.
Can you imagine yourself being convinced somehow that this is safe to use? I've had similar ideas before that I ended up not pursuing precisely because I knew I couldn't find a way to convince people like you.

See also https://haveibeenpwned.com/Passwords.
hmmm, interesting. When were you able to speak with Derek Chauvin the officer that killed Floyd to confirm that it was not racially motivated? Or are you just assuming and making things up?

"A white man was killed in almost exactly the same way as George recently but there were no protests, because the man was white. People have the unjustified belief that blacks are disproportionately targeted so that's why there were protests." So your argument is that police are killing everyone and we should all protest? I agree. If that's not your point then it should be. Accepting that police are able to violently kill people is not a great position to have.
Running a dryer in my Northern German apartment in the summer was miserably hot. I can see why they're rare in places without widespread AC.
Fair enough. This command would do it then:

openssl x509 -req -days 365 -in example.com.csr -CA ca.crt -CAkey ca.key -CAcreateserial -out example.com.crt
That doesn't answer a single one of my questions, doesn't expand upon your original point, and doesn't bear on the situation in the slightest. Unless you're implying that your job as a programmer and the job of a police officer are similar in consequences when you "make a mistake".

But as to the second part of your comment, the bad apples should be removed, but are not. So what do you do about it? Put videos of the internet maybe so it's more public?

Maybe you also go out and protest about it. Maybe that causes more videos to show up. Who knows.
So how do you suggest getting to that equilibrium?
I'm not arguing he was a cop or not.

I'm saying that cops telling you he didn't do it, seems like a questionable source to base your opinion on.
I have a crate of probably 30-40 different power supplies. Almost no two are alike, there's 5v, 5.1v, 19v, 32v, 19v, at every amperage from .3 to 30. They all have different sizes of plug, different polarity, different shapes.

Conversely, I can walk around my apartment and charger my thinkpad from any of about 20 different USBC supplies. I can charge my phone in the car, or my laptop from the USBC output. There's a swathe of batteries on the mantle, all of which can charge my phone or my laptop for days or a week depending which size I pick up.
Are you suggesting there's some sort of security issue currently? Only asking because I noticed I was logged out of HN recently and don't remember logging out myself.
My favorite is opening a browser inside Windows Server at my data center and seeing news about stupid stuff. Open another tab, close previous tab, begin use.
Pixel density isn't what matters either. It's the angular size of the pixels as you see them (not sure what the actual term for that is).

My phone has around 550 PPI but my computer monitor at 160 PPI looks damn near as sharp. Meanwhile I can clearly notice when the phone's resolution is reduced to get around 400 PPI, but I highly doubt I would be able to tell the difference between 200 and 250 on a computer monitor.
It's uncharitable to diminish someone's art to just ego, feels sadly cynical. Our problem with pollution is systemic, what he's done is a drop in the bucket. Certainly we can't all afford to do it but to have one artist do it and for his pieces to achieve worldwide recognition I'd say it was demonstrably valuable to people.
Increased rate of pen testing by interested readers due to this post.
It looks like code search is available for self-hosted GitLab instances, and also for paid groups on gitlab.com.

It could be a little while before global code search is available to non-paid users, according to their search roadmap documentation[1].

[1] - https://about.gitlab.com/direction/global-search/
I didn’t know that. Nice one!
What’s a Bioinformatics Systems Engineer?
It's not clear to me why you submitted this two year old post blog post to HN. What are we meant to be looking for?
And forcing them to do something they find extremely uncomfortable makes you a good parent. No, this is not parenting.
Thanks for reminding me to never read comments about art on this website again.
At that point why wouldn't I just use libwebrtc? The reason to get an off-the-shelf SFU is because all the hard work is in handling all the codec-specific workarounds, being able to handle keyframe request sharing, responding to RTCP bandwidth feedback to do SVC layer switching, and now doing all of this while most of the state is encrypted due to insertable streams... this is all hard stuff that people keep learning more about and for which the state of the art is a moving target due to browser changes.

I would expect 100% of applications doing anything at all with video to want all of that functionality, but only some small number to have a "room" concept that maps to the idea of the specific schema imposed by the VideoRoom plugin. It is thereby strange that all of that general video functionality is commingled together in a 8k line C file with all of the high-level room abstraction... the answer with Janus is always "write your own plugin", but either you are doing something so trivial that Janus doesn't seem to be doing anything but the lowest level WebRTC layer, or, as far as I can tell, you have to fork the VideoRoom plugin and then hope you can merge changes from upstream back into your plugin.

Am I wrong here? Like, I would love to find out I am wrong here ;P. (Which is why I was asking the OP about if their "custom solution" was a fork of VideoRoom: to see if they told me something I don't know.) But when I skim through that C file (or even the Lua file! though that demo very notably seems "incomplete" vs. the "real" C copy) I see tons of code referencing all of the codec-specific negotiation and stuff that I would explicitly be using Janus to get, so I can't not use or fork the VideoRoom plugin without losing the purpose of the platform as I would be reimplementing all of the hard parts myself (again, unless you are doing something so trivial--broadly speaking, something that doesn't involve video--that you frankly should be using libwebrtc or one of its various alternatives, such as Pion).
I mean, the mandate of a public company is _only_ to benefit the stockholders by increasing the stockholders' wealth. The question is whether they do that via growing the business or via returning money to stockholders. The choice to buy back stock just reflects the apparent lack of good investment opportunities in the market.
In most (all?) universities/colleges in America a double major doesn’t cost extra financially. You might have to give up taking more electives in one or the other programs however.
That's for sure. I just went to my granddaughter's 18th birthday party. She knew I was still working full time and she couldn't figure out how old I was so she asked me. When I told her I was born before the 2nd World War she wouldn't believe me. My daughter corrected her.

Actually, now this is hard to take - but when I was a kid in my home town, there were still a couple of civil war vets alive in the local hospital. How is that for something crazy.
Or, you could download the repository, validate it once for yourself and then use it repeatedly. It is open source, after all.