skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Very interesting. It may seem that the bad performance of the ADC instruction is due to bad design of the ALU, but I think this is more of an example of how replacing (single sequential task) by (several parallel tasks whose results are combined at the end) allows the CPU to finish faster.
I'm not giving advice, you are, and in absolute terms. I just told what I'm doing.

And... come on, I'm not a medical publication, or someone writing a label for a prescription drug, but a individual in an online forum taking issue with your previous dismissive comment.

Of course you need to research what you take, of course you need to look for maximum doses. Everyone needs to understand this because vitamins are otc, you can buy them through Amazon.
It is an interesting question. Although de-platforming reduces the reach of a group does it increase the overall vitrol of the group, or the level of extremism?

Although it may mean fewer people become part of the community it would also mean that those that remain with it are now more isolated from the outside world and increase the precieved level of persecution? Would this then correlate with an increase in action?

I don't know the answer to this, it seems logical to me that each of these answers would be yes, but I definitely think it is a topic worth investigating and discussing.
You target pickpockets by having the police pretend to be a tourist, then arresting anyone who tries to pickpocket them. There's no confusion or profiling going on.

And the rest of your comment is pure whataboutery - yes, we should do both.
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Whoa, wait, the founder's last name is Hashimoto? That's awesome. I always just assumed it was a portmanteau related to hash functions.
“Fearless concurrency means adding plenty of bugs.”

Well actually, it’s made to be safer, that’s why it’s fearless.

“I don’t care that it’s safer.”

???
It is certainly remarkable how long this is effective for in Golang. Libs just don't break.
My first hunch is the arresting officers were scrubs, brought in from other jurisdictions to staff up in response to the riots.

In the after math of the 1999 WTO riots, many of the worst abuses were committed by LEOs brought in from the outlying areas. Scrubs who didn't have the same training as the locals (and state patrol). Nor have any kind of personal regard for the city and its people.

Even so, at the time, I was really struck by the comparison between our SPD and DC Metro. DC has more crowds, riots, protests, disturbances, etc. DC Metro has a lot more experience, training, professionalism. And it shows.

From my personal experiences in Seattle, there's no way I'd risk protesting in and around the Twin Cities, and risk some noobs shooting me.

(I'd like to believe I'd never riot.)
>it's a marvellous technical achievement

Not trying to argue for the sake of it here, but _is_ that a huge achievement? I assumed this was a simple device that splits the fiber beam, sending one part on it's way to AT&T and the other to some NSA database for further processing.
Absolutely! Contracts have many benefits to both parties, but stability is not one of them. A contract at Google sounds like resume gold to me. Many people commonly list the company they contracted for and leave off the agency and maybe say "Google May-Sept (contract)". I don't know Google's hiring practices but I do know that at many companies, going contract-to-hire let's you skip the full interview process. I have seen it personally many times from working in the industry. Contractors are usually hired after a single short interview.
Doesn't that really depend on what kind of company you are? I can see how it would be hard with a huge company like ibm where someone could probably get by for years without doing anything. But at a smaller company people can tell whether you're working or not.
Trump seems to think Twitter is a public service within his domain, rather than a private company with its own agenda & governance. I'm glad Twitter is responding to him, I respect them for the position they're taking.

In addition to his executive order [1], Trump has threatened to delete his Twitter account [2].

[1]: https://www.wsj.com/articles/trump-to-sign-executive-order-t...

[2]: https://abcnews.go.com/GMA/News/video/twitter-flags-trumps-t...
I can understand how people can rationalize some of his failures, but, the second time around, how can someone vote for a guy who has failed on delivering on a very simple and basic campaign promise, one that he can do that unilaterally?

“The country wasn’t based on executive orders,” Trump said at a South Carolina campaign stop in February 2016. “Right now, Obama goes around signing executive orders. He can’t even get along with the Democrats, and he goes around signing all these executive orders. It’s a basic disaster. You can’t do it.”

I know I'm probably pissing in the wind here, but I was looking forward to a president ceding some of his power back to congress, so this one really sticks in my craw. Oh well.
im not the trump crowd
If I get spam mails on lists I never signed up for, I either hunt down the X-Abuse header and report there (if they use a reputable bulk mailing service), otherwise I just paste the entire email on members.spamcop.net
Sql is fine as tweet sized selects.
I developed my mental block deliberately after working for a company that had about a million lines of business logic implemented in thousand line sql stored procedures.

Now I put as many layers as possible between sql and myself.
I'm not sure how the number of employees factors into this. Is there some upper limit on the amount a company is allowed to spend on advertising per employee?

When I was a one-employee company was it wrong to spend $20,000 on billboards?
There is #ruby-sdk channel in the Temporal Slack:
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I'm sorry reality has taken such a fascist bent but it's not my fault, it's just something we have to contend with now. But your both-side-ism is morally reprehensible in the context of what's happening right now.
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Burden of proof is different for detaining, arrest and when in court if one is charged.

They have to have PC to arrest someone. Even if you're not charged, PC has to be there for an arrest to be justified.
Cities can cut jobs, fire police, put police on notice etc. You might not feel like that is enough, but you better believe that any officer who costs the police money is going to be punished. Maybe not equally to someone else but that's not what I was saying.
> If Twitter is going to police people, it needs to be across the board.

That assumes that all users on Twitter are equal. By Twitter's own rules [1], there are two classes of users. Elected officials are held to a different standard. That's why this tweet is hidden behind a click, rather than removed. That's why Trump hasn't been banned despite repeatedly violating the TOS that he agreed to when he signed up for his account.

It makes sense to me that if elected officials (a tiny fraction of the population who already have a much bigger voice than the common citizen) are allowed to break the plebeian rules, then social media platforms should be more willing to point out when they're doing so.

[1]: https://help.twitter.com/en/rules-and-policies/public-intere...
You don’t need a VC for $20k, all you need is a credit card.
> Police may not keep you detained if they do not have probable cause...

I believe this is called a distinction without difference. The police can always say you behaved suspiciously or they felt threatened by you. You can also be found guilty of resisting arrest, even if there was no reason for the arrest except that you were resisting it.
Re #2: the figure gets thrown around a lot. But who is outside, naked, at noon for fifteen minutes? It's really hard to translate that to anything meaningful or actionable.

Here's a tool that can help calculate useful exposure depending on your location/time of year. Doesn't take clothing into account however..

https://fastrt.nilu.no/VitD-ez_quartMEDandMED_v2.html
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If it's not dischargeable in bankruptcy, it's indentured.

The relevant question is "what is it acceptable to own?", and if your answer includes "human capital" your answer includes "people" and that makes you pro-slavery.
"burn it down. fuck property. fuck cops."

That's what the tweet says, there are screenshots in the replies.
Not sure why you’re downvoted.

I think that you’re right about Trump’s motive. It’s all a PR game to keep him in power, even and especially when he says nasty stuff. If you try to argue with it as if it was reason then it will be like punching a cloud.

Under that mental model, it’s hard to predict how this will play out. I don’t know how this Twitter action will affect the psychology of his supporters. It will be interesting to watch!
> avoid moving to cities where people are okay with crimes

Pretty much every city is moving to less aggressive policing of petty crime largely because of its pretty blatant failure and the substantial negative impacts it has. Generally sounds like you'll probably want to stay in suburbia.
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A follow up video from the reporter who was arrested https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gsXevAjNbw
There are a bunch of different ways to do exactly this. Definitely would be nice if it was a built-in feature.

Just have to hook up a mic to listen, and tune the audio level results so it's somewhat smart.

For TVs that connect to your network, there might be a built-in integration, or you can keep it simple and write API calls yourself in node-red.

If you have a dumb TV (not internet connected), then you'll probably be limited to solutions involving IR Trasmitters via MySensors[0] or EspHome[1].

[0] https://www.mysensors.org/build/ir
[1] https://esphome.io/components/remote_transmitter.html
This is a policy they enacted last year. Can you cite any other examples of them using it?
Note that it is giving the advice itself that is not working, a casual perusal of statistics would show few people are actually doing it. The actual advice, if actually followed, is pretty sound though.
Can you cite other politicians that have been subject to these rules?
You have an outdated image of the country, like 200 years outdated, or so...
>So, with the drop in relatively low-level police activity, what happened to serious crime in the city? The scientists found that civilian complaints of major crimes dropped by about 3% to 6% during the slowdown.

Is 3-6% a significant enough difference to draw conclusions from?

I wonder what is the normal variation in major crime complaints from one six week window to another?
Yeah. I really like this idea of warning the user. Keep the usability without losing the functionality.

Also, not sure if anyone is thinking of this, but there are security concerns if you were to serve up old pages on a new domain. If that old page has a vulnerability, it now has access to data in the new domain. This is more for archiving, so the old pages wont get patched.
Looks like the op is trying to solve a problem of broken links but has come up with a "brave choice" as they say on yes minister.

The actual solution is put in the work and redirect the old missing page to a relevant new one.

If I had a link from vogue the BBC etc back in 1996 point to a product page to want to redirect that now broken link with a 301.
So much of my “spam” is from services I definitely signed up for because I have a legit use for, Or product I’m glad to pay a fair price for, but they never even asked if I wanted to get emails from them during signup/checkout-the emails just start coming in.

What’s the deal with this?
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You want dynamic range compression, which will quiet explosions and louden whispers, usually at the expense of some minor audio quality. It’s probably already in your TV, cable box, or whatever other device.
Pickpockets are much more disruptive to your day than the known quantity of the wages you get not being theoretically as high as they should be. Personally if I was in such an area I'd fill my pockets with rusty nails.
That's horrible.

That's still not worth shooting people in the streets over.
Moving off of Airflow and to Cadence/Temporal was the single biggest relief in terms of maintainability, operational ease and scalability. Also +1 on being free of any DSL.
Romania did it for Moldova, Hungary did it for Romania, Slovakia, Serbia, it's far from the first case.
@oliviagatwood helpfully lists her pronouns in her twitter bio as "she/her".
Looting doesn't lead to violence, looting is violence.
It's worse than that for Shirley Jackson. as of 2015 her monetary compensation was:

$945,000 in salary
$276,474 in bonuses
$31,874 in nontaxable benefits
$5.8 million in deferred compensation

plus a 19,500sq.ft. mansion. :|

p.s. hope you enjoy troy :)
FYI - Prefect has a GUI too.

I also agree Airflow is good for smaller companies too if they're familiar with Python.
As a reaction, Openssh will deprecate SHA-1 support in a future release: http://www.openssh.com/txt/release-8.3

The test fails on my OpenWRT 19.07.03 router's Dropbear installation.
Covid-19 is a very strange disease, it seems like it is amplified either way (severe vs. non-severe) depending on health. This seems different from the flu as the flu hits everyone very hard, the elderly/sickly especially hard. With covid some people who have it, do not and will not have any symptoms which cannot be said for the flu. I feel like the insulin marker data is an albatross, having high TyG means alot of systems in your body are not doing well, and the virus attacks weakness, it(covid-19) is also found to produce extreme clotting so that is probably why people with diabetes/heart disease and hypertension are all at high risk.
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Nowadays apps don't go viral, people do.
OK, for the future, can someone explain why warning others about this gets down-voted? Thanks.
> why wouldn't I have an editor on my laptop or desktop

Because it's not just the editor. It's the toolchain. I get remote terminal inside the editor. All my tooling lives on the server and can be specific to the project I'm working on, instead of gumming up my local machine.
I’ve seen hundreds of extreme violence towards cops including death and worse. I’ve reported many and nothing happens. Some have many likes and retweets including by blue check marks. The justification of violence and racism towards a certain race and to cops is Alex Jones conspiracy level stupid. The bias is insane to any regular person
Good point, I retract my blanket statement of "no legal liability." I should have said that they are not criminally liable.

Your link [1] shows how rarely police officers are found criminally liable for murder even in the most egregious of circumstances (only the most egregious ones are prosecuted at all and even most of those result in acquittals).

On the other hand you are right that link [0] shows that it is much more common that the police are found to have civil liability. Not personally, of course, the payments will come out of liability insurance (and, therefore, taxpayer coffers).
No, so I reworded it as more of a question.
Don't kill innocent black people then? The looting is a consequence. It's not as if looting happens everyday for no reason. People are angry and do certain things to express their anger. It's not fair for one side to protest peacefully when the other side resorts to violence for non-threats.
Funnily enough, the Carnegie Natural History Museum funded a project exactly like this at Carnegie Mellon University. An AR tour of their Architecture exhibit that placed exhibit objects back into their full construction. I wonder if that project went anywhere...
I think what you’re saying is, you cannot start from first principles if you want to accomplish most things, but you need to understand first principles to not misuse those things.
> You're absolutely on the wrong side of this.

Are we counting being skeptical of a claim as taking the opposite side? Seems like the user is trying to understand the situation rather than advocate for a side.
Do you consider the tweet far-right violent rhetoric?
Fascist language is generally constructed to externalize blame. That doesn't mean its calls for "peace measures" are not calls to harm those people. Trump has been inciting racist violence for years. Take your head out of the sand. Context matters.
> Deplatforming works.

Any evidence for that assertion?
I think Twitter user @HoarseWisperer summed it up quite well:

I’m not sure “They aren’t letting us act like *other*
warlords.” is as strong an argument as you think.
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This raises an interesting point.

I think the realistic truth is that Trump doesn't really have a precise idea about what he's saying quite a bit of the time. His defenders rush in, and shape his words into their best possible light, and of course his opponents shape his words into their worst possible light.

Which version did Trump mean? Almost certainly neither: his modus operandi has been to say many vague things, and gauge the reaction to determine his next steps. Part of this process means simply speaking a LOT, and saying things that are vague and inflammatory. What better way to read a reaction than to ensure you create a reaction in the first place? In this sense, his words only have as much power as we keep giving them, and yet no one one seems to have learned this lesson.

You seem intelligent and well-spoken. I believe that when you say "looting always to leads shooting" you mean something like "when people are looting, it's unfortunately almost inevitable that there will be violence." (Please correct me if I've got you wrong.) When Trump says it, he doesn't tend to mean anything in particular. As usual, he's trying to drum up controversy.

And so, there's a difference in context between when you might say it, and when the president says it. It's not simply the case that I believe you hold a genuine belief, and that Trump is pressure testing his next controversy. It's also the case that you're a private citizen, willing to explain and qualify your claims, while Trump is the head of country, intentionally saying inflammatory things during difficult times.

[edit]

Apologies, I actually had no idea there was a particular history to the phrase "when looting starts, shooting starts"
> True, but remember when many apps were not made for Linux, because it was not worth it? With Electron at least we have apps like VSCode for Linux too. Not ideal, but better than nothing.

and yet on Linux you had already the entirety of debian already available in native ARM64 years ago, which is a lot more than what you have on windows ARM64.
The person who smashed the windows of the Autozone, starting its destruction, was decidedly not a protestor. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-evjkVfJ7HY . There is some speculation regarding his identity, but even without a full investigation, his actions and attire out him as not part of the crowd.
skimfeed.com

I actually use this site to aggregate HN.
Nice Post.
When companies get dissolved, go bankrupt, or just to make a quick buck they sell or license IP, trademarks, etc. to extract value out of whatever was left. This is how you get the Polaroid and Kodak brands on all kinds of cheap electronics, or company revivals like this. Sometimes only the brand name and logo survive, with no actual IP, tech, knowledge, or personnel being passed on.
Minnesota does not have a Stand Your Ground law.
> known quantity of the wages you get not being theoretically as high as they should be

When you're living in poverty, withheld wages is a much larger problem than your apparently daily encounters with aggressive pickpockets, are you kidding me?

What an incredibly tone deaf comment.
> Conservatives in the USA are not a good faith actor

None of them? They are ALL acting bad faith? Is that a good faith argument?
CNN staged it obviously. There was a riot, the police came in as they should have.

CNN team intentionally disregarded orders to vacate the area to cause a stir. Then they were arrested as they knew they would be. CNN team basically setup and staged their own arrests on camera with the intent of deceiving the American people into thinking they were hapless victims.

This is exactly why people vote for Trump. This behavior encapsulates exactly the kind of phony rhetoric which has split the US into two. On one had you have people who totally buy all that rhetoric (tears and all) and on the other hand you have those who see right through it and only feel disgust.

These media companies soiled their own reputation by being politically biased to get extra eyeballs. They yielded to corporate and political pressure and created the current political climate so I have no sympathy for them.

All US media companies deserve to go out of business IMO. They set the stage for their own demise.

As much as I hate to say it, they've just handed the crown directly to Facebook. Even Facebook knows not to pick sides.
Cheers! We're cool.

(FWIW I think it's a high-dimensional manifold, not a spectrum. But I feel ya.) ;-)
You're in your rights too for sure, but given the semi-recent history of not giving a fuck 4th amendment along with how quickly the general public is to justify anything done by police officers I'd be scared as hell to do so.
Incorrect. ETH postulates that there could be a correlation between gut length and brain development, the paper explicitly states that there could be an alternative methodology for how we manage the metabolic requirements for our brains. Back to the point on humans having canines. Herbivores also have canines to tear through fibrous plant material see (gorilla, baboon and hippo).
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Gradual militarisation of US police is one significant development since 9/11.
I think one should ask who the audience of the technical documentation is.

Is it the practitioners who will use the technology in the wild? Or do you want to sell your technology to the CTOs and technology scouts? A whole different format and content might be chosen in case you would like to receive a thorough feedback and review of your technology (RFC).
>If there was a point in history where they somehow severed ties with their racist origins and underwent fundamental, institutional change, I've yet to learn about it.

The opposite, actually. The civil rights movement of the 60s was infiltrated, surveilled, and disrupted by secret police, and largely ended with it's greatest leaders being assassinated and mass riots.

Then Nixon launched the War on Drugs in the 70s and mass incarceration began.

In the 80s we saw Democrats and Republicans further ramping up the war on drugs, with the passage of laws such as the Anti Drug Abuse Act of 1986, while at the same time it was soon revealed that the CIA was helping their Nicaraguan Contra friends raise money by importing billions of dollars of cocaine into inner cities as a part of the Iran Contra conspiracy, initializing the crack epidemic. The investigations into these wrong doings was quickly shut down, the investigative journalist leading the charge was suicided, and the government officials responsible were pardoned.

Fast forward 30 years, and the mass incarceration levels have been holding steady and communities are even weaker by some metrics than they were before the civil rights movement, though perhaps we've made some marginal improvements in states where cannabis has been legalized, but we've still got a lot more to do: namely, ending the tyrannical and racist war on drugs at the Federal level.