skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The systematic problem that needs to be fixed is the significantly higher rate of Black crime, particularly violent crime:

https://ucr.fbi.gov/crime-in-the-u.s/2016/crime-in-the-u.s.-...

There is no evidence of racial disparities in officer-involved shootings:

https://www.pnas.org/content/116/32/15877

Black men are killed by a police at a higher rate because they commit crime at a higher rate.

And some of the reason for that is genetic:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monoamine_oxidase_A

"In humans, an association between the 2R allele of the VNTR region of the gene and an increase in the likelihood of committing serious crime or violence has been found"

"5.5% of Black men, 0.1% of Caucasian men, and 0.00067% of Asian men carried the 2R allele"
So the argument against forming a new political party is that there are political parties that do things you disagree with?
I mostly agree.

Recently I started with the Zettelkasten approach (120 notes now), so not much experience yet. I did not use something like this for my phd thesis. Thinking back, I don't think it would have helped significantly because computer science works differently than the humanities.

What works very well is to use Zettelkasten as the next step after taking notes from reading book, blog posts, and articles to collect your personal insights. Probably also from movies, podcasts, whatever.

I believe Zettelkasten will help me with writing for my own blog and when I'm collecting information for personal projects. In both cases, I have lots of ideas which are not fully formed yet to be published or implemented. With a job and a family there is little time to pursue it, so I have to work in little steps. Externalizing this ideas is essential and a very-hyperlinked style like Zettelkasten seems to fit well.

For learning little facts about programming languages, spaced repetition is probably more suitable.
It's the job of the police to de-escalate. Sometimes, this may fail and some harm might be done in the hands of the police. However, being a police officer should never be a free ticket to inflict violence with impunity, and this is what people are advocating for. As for the military, it simply isn't their job to police their own citizens.

Frankly, I don't know why I'm having to say this. I'm just stating the obvious here.
That's great to know. Whenever I tell people my problem with mushrooms is that I can't stand the texture, they look at me like I'm a total weirdo.
This viewpoint always seemed silly to me. Actors have a union, yet the variation between highest paid actors and low paid actors is in the hundreds of millions.
Agree, Whiskey Rebellion at the very least made clear George Washington’s position on the matter; he personally attended to the assault on the rebels.
Feels more like viral marketing for Roam than anything.
But the article itself is factual.
Some of their direct action includes running up behind people and striking them with a bike lock across the back of their head for the crime of voting the "wrong" way.
Educating your citizens is a fool's errand?

Good god. Why are you even attempting this "democracy" thing then?

The "information" is not "overwhelming". It means the citizens are actually intelligent and well educated. A lofty goal, sure, but a fool's errand? Holy. Freaking. Cow.
The source which told you that should also have explained that you can actually have women voting in direct democracy as any other citizens, there is nothing preventing that. You don't need to do it in person on a square, either.

(It's a known fact, yes, in general, people do vote more socially conservatively in referendums, often backing up status quo. But that doesn't prevent progressive politicians to come up with better proposals.)

In any case, if we use your logic, US would be perfect country for this, being one of the last countries on Earth that doesn't have universal health care system.

Interestingly, many U.S. states do have some direct democracy provisions, courtesy of the progressive movement at the beginning of the 20th century. But what I heard it was sabotaged at federal level by the administration at the time, because U.S. wanted to get a bit involved in WW1 and it could potentially prevent that.
Did you see the videos of police SUVs driving through the people? The tank in Tiananmen Square actually stopped.
It's literally not an organization. There are lots of people that have anti-fascist stickers or flags or whatever in europe that explicitly exist to stand up for people when nazis/neo-nazis show up to protests, or to their squats, or to their homes... they exist to save peoples lives from right-wing violence.

It's pitiful that this is the best boogeyman the right can come up with in 2020 and it's extra pitiful that - like everything else they project - it's just them telling on themselves.
I didn’t cherry pick, I’m simply not defending assaults on people. Any violence by protesters against humans (other than in self defense) is not okay.

That said, violence by police against civilians is far worse. It shouldn’t happen in response to property damage, but it especially shouldn’t happen unprovoked — and we’ve been seeing a lot more of that than violence from protesters.
De-platforming is a key part of the Alt-Left's strategy of controlling opposition:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deplatforming
And resent you forever, as well as likely to leave very soon. It would be a liability.
I don't think anyone is under the impression that web developers can't make excuses; we have plenty of evidence of that.

I think discussions like this are capable of serving as valuable reference material when we are engaged with project managers on this topic.
You can use Lambda for CI/CD and it will run on demand so you'll not be paying for it within free tier.
I'm totally in favor of what the Archive is doing but I think they picked a poor time to do it. The current political and legal atmosphere does not favor the forces of good.
What are you working on that you never need to pull out a debugger?
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Note that while this particular account was fake, real Antifa groups were organizing to attack those areas, according to multiple police sources. [1]

Disinformation campaigns don't mean all such activity is by political shills.

[1] https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/justice-department/law-enfo...
The needs of the few outweigh the needs of the many.
The problem that almost all current AI research has is that nobody knows if your model is detecting the obstacle or the absence of a road.

The cliché example is when people tried to build a tank classifier. Since they took the pictures of the different tank types on different days, the AI learned to detect the weather conditions instead.

So to determine if your AI is detecting the roads absence, you would first need a lot of testing images that look realistic in general, but with absent road. As far as I know, such a dataset does not publicly exist yet.

So yes, that commenters approach seems new to me.
They obeyed orders and participated in the illegal war in Iraq.
> met with praise and not violence?

Yes. Do you have ANY examples in history where protests were met with violence didn't end poorly? Hell, America celebrates the Boston Tea Party in school.

Civil disobedience is an American obligation.
I would be a bit more tempered regarding the not following an order part. There’s long established cases in US law that doesn’t mean the person obeying the order is free, if the order was not lawful.

United States vs Keenan being one example — soldiers need to obey lawful orders, but obeying unlawful orders puts them at risk of criminal prosecution.
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> That's one example, there's also kidnapping, rape and serious assault with deadly weapons to point at.

So you've pointed out what the police have been up to, and why people are out rioting.
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I use ipython a lot, and it has a great post-error debugger with `%debug` which drops you in a ipdb shell at the stackframe of the error.

Concerning reloading, I find `%autoreload` much more reliable than `importlib.reload`. The latter can't handle `from lib import foo` or if a dependency inside an imported package changed. `%autoreload` just does this all automagically.
Still there are some exceptions. Kid has collapsed on a lane and lying down on the lane. In a way that line markings are NOT crossed and head is further than legs from Car's (and your) point of view. Car MUST stop.

Or maybe that's just a fox that's lying down there - and depending on road, speed, etc - you take more risk dodging, breaking and car SHOULD just go.

Just one example I immediately thought of.
Lower minimum wage floor in those areas.
Actually, my iphone won't update unless it's being connected via WLAN rather than WWLAN. Makes me kindof of a persona non grata at friends where I have a WLAN password, and the first thing happening if I'm on a visit is that my iphone updates itself. Though it's not as bad as people with Windows notebooks exhausting my mobile plan when they're at my place.
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Yeah I don't see much of Antifa capital A but more people rallying around the idea of anti-fascism. Those that oppose this seem to have not read about the paradox of tolerance: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance
I was assigned to medical filing in my nonmilitary service and being a programmer kid I immediately saw it through the algorithmic lens: sort your incoming files (the paper kind) before inserting them in the ordered shelves, sort larger stacks by subdividing into smaller stacks then ordering those (a very cheap operation if everything fits between the fingers of one hand!) in preparation for an ordered merge, sort very large stacks by pre-sorting into unordered buckets first and so on. All tuned on the spot to changing physical constraints like desk space. Or room space, that one time when we did a minor index reorganizion involving several tons of paper.

Later when I took courses about RDBMS internals etc it felt like this experience helped a lot.
Link to the actual study (PDF):
https://www.thelancet.com/action/showPdf?pii=S0140-6736%2820...
They've already tried to paint BLM as a violent organization, so no new low surprises me.
> There is absolutely no evidence of anything close to that level of destruction of property

right. https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/california/articles/...
Please see the rules at the top of the thread. Of course companies should answer applicants, but this thread is no place to litigate individual cases about that.

We detached this comment from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23384427.
>The reason CHL holders are the demographic with the lowest crime rate in the US, and why most gun owners own many guns (which are expensive, by the way) is because as a cohort we are people who uphold order, make prudent financial and life decisions, and take our responsibilities seriously (because of course, we regularly handle deadly weapons).

I agree with almost everything you said. Just one small point - I suspect the reason why CHL holders are the demographic with the lowest crime rate in the US is because it’s the only demographic that actively screens for past crimes before allowing you to be a member.
Obligatory reminnder on the long and lucrative mirage of driverless cars.

Good summary here by Rodney Brooks in AGI has been delayed:

http://rodneybrooks.com/agi-has-been-delayed/
Side tracking: What is complex about implementing generics? It is either monomorphization or type erasure. It is not complex in the sense of "stuff entwined with other stuff".
Minor quibble:

The section on local variables assumes a stack. This is completely fair, because the introduction specifies that the articles deal with an x86 world and ABI. What gets missed out is the fact that the C standard doesn’t even prescribe (edited) the existence of a stack.

(Just checked the final draft of ISO C2011. As far as I can tell, it doesn’t contain the word stack, and only uses push in the description of (w)ungetc. I also don’t think there’s wording about performance or ordering of addresses of local variables across frames that effectively enforces the use of a stack. I think it is still perfectly fine to use a linked list of environments for local variables)

This is not really a complaint ... it just seemed to me like a missed opportunity to mention something interesting.
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It’s not clear to me that claiming political leverage would cost them dollars. Typically unionized employees make more once it’s said and done. I tend to think that there’s a shortage in engineering skill, which drives their cost up.
How do you de-escalate an occupied building on fire with violent protestors preventing emergency services from saving children?

The police are obviously totally overwhelmed, and like it or not the military has the legal authority to operate domestically and without them being there more people could've died.

I don't understand your position. There's an occupied building on fire, with children inside. Protesters are attacking fire crews. What is the ideal outcome? I didn't see a fireman with his knee on anyone's neck. Why attack them, if not to cause destruction and murder people?

Arson against residential buildings is terrorism. That's it.
Just starting out with Obsidian.md for note taking, going well so far. Love the link connections.
Could you please describe some cases?
I believe protests were working, but progress has since been reversed. Police militarization is controversial. The previous administration made efforts like 'Smart on Crime' and federal laissez-faire approach to marijuana enforcement.

Many of these issues were reversed in an attempt to be tough on crime again with a big push from the AG in 2017. Tensions have been stoked by things like a pardon dealt out to a sheriff who violated a court order relating to racial profiling. I have a hard time believing these acts aren't having their intended effects.
Yeah, I understand police unions, but equating that to SWE collectivizing? That's a massive stretch and some serious whataboutism.
I think this is the right approach.

However one big problem with deploying systems using this approach today is that it happens to be very hard to do this with enough nines that your car isn't slowing down or emergency braking for spurious inputs. Floating plastic bag / leaf - trash on the road - asphalt line that looks wrong - camera glare - a puddle with a reflection - giant sticker of a photo of a traffic cone - etc. etc. etc. State of the art would probably be undriveably cautious today.

Most things that don't look like road, between lane markers on a highway, are still drivable space. Probably 99%.

That doesn't mean it's the right approach. Just that the alternative isn't really deployable today.
Ask HN: How do you tend to market MVPs?
Just trying to get a feel for how others market their MVPs besides for on here.

Would love to hear what you all use.
What has and has not worked out.

Thanks
You seem to be half way to implementing Zim Wiki.

It deals in text files and folders structured the way you describe. Cross platform and simple with some powerful plugins.

It has integrated tagging, journal, to-dos.

I have tried vim-wiki but keep coming back to Zim every time.
Installing any arbitrary python version is a rather simple affair on most platforms. On windows you simply run another installer, and on linux you can usually install a package for a specific version. Once you've got the right python version somewhere on your system you can start creating venvs.

Of course there are tools out there which will automagically download the right python version when creating a venv but in my opinion that's neither easier nor harder.
Given that this disease is killing more people than malaria, while infecting far fewer, I don't think you want to find out just how bad it can get if we don't take strong measures to stop it.
> Would you feel that way if they came and burned your house or business down?

Yeah. My house and business would be insured. No amount of insurance can revive a man, woman or child murdered by police. I'm OK with personal sacrifices in service of justice.

I would happily burn all of my earthly possessions if it meant babies like Bou Bou Phonesavanh were no longer at risk of being critically injured by flashbangs or murdered by stray gunfire.
Just invent a union and rebrand it as a guild. That could have greater appeal. Alternatively, shore up the ACM with lobbying power and give it teeth, similar to the AMA/ABA/APA.
Same, shocked they have this many human stylists when they seemed to make out they were using ML to predict taste.
The President of the United States could set up a Mastodon or Pleroma instance or what-have-you. It's not like Twitter and Facebook are the only entities with the ability to put short messages on the Internet.

And yes, this would reduce his reach. So would a newspaper or TV channel not publishing something he said, and yet we'd be incredibly weirded out if newspapers and TV channels were required to publish every mundane thing the President sends their way.
Err... I'm not trying to sound snarky at all, and as somebody with raging un-curable tinnitus and other severe health ailments, I can definitely relate and feel awful for your loss of smell.

But like... are you sure you weren't some sort of super-smeller before hand? I don't appear to have smell issues (I believe) - but I definitely don't experience the subtleties you did, and that's coming from a person who obsesses over the fine details of things. Maybe I have some slight smell issues...
Based on the headline and current events I assumed this article was going to be about "Contact Tracing" for the pandemic.
Hence “likely” - it’s impossible to tell what might happen.
this act and some military involvement is overdue, besides shopping malls and mom & pop shops these "protesters" already started looting trains and fedex trucks and whatnot, and your home might well be next if they are not stopped https://www.reddit.com/r/ActualPublicFreakouts/comments/guq9...
Latino gangs are literally getting involved now and starting to attack black people and other people who are on their turf for ruining their business. This is no longer simply a protest. Not when you have the ingredients for a race war. It's not as trivial as the destruction of a Macy's store.
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Sibling comment suggests Pyrasite for this: https://github.com/lmacken/pyrasite
" Who gives a flying fuck about copyright law when there are 100,000 dead people and riots in the streets?"

Plenty of people. Perhaps you haven't heard the news, but it's possible to care about two things at once.
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It's a big problem in the three nationalist east Asian countries, Japan, Korea and now less so China. As well as Germany. They still insist to invent their own terms and stick to it. It's sometimes very hard to find out what they really mean, esp. if they refuse to tell you the common English term.
China got much better recently, you see a big difference to Korea and Japan. Koreans and Germans at least speak a lot of english, but in Japan it's extremely hard if they would not use so many imported terms. Which helps. Germans even refuse that and come up with their own silly superlong monster words for simple terms.
On Reddit there were a lot of "why don't they just quit their job" comments. I am just rolling eyes really hard. To be fair, when I was younger, before I had all these adult responsibilities, that would have probably been my answer as well.
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"Today (Sep 2019), it has about three million customers and brings in more than a billion dollars in annual revenue."

Wow!
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This rule means you have to consider almost everything as fake. Like say, a video of police brutality filmed by one person. How do you "prove" it to be non fake?
It doesn't help that ~every mobile device is 6+ cores while the web still largely pretends that there's only a single CPU core & that that core is getting faster. The web should have started adapting back in 2006 when this trend really become common reality, but it didn't.

So you're stuck with 1 shitty CPU core, and you're stuck sharing it with the browser & JS runtime (yes there's of course multithreaded aspects to the browser itself, but you're still sharing an awful lot of CPU time on your single thread with the browser). 1/6th to 1/8th the performance of the phone is the most you can achieve if you're lucky. That's a fucking terrible starting point, and nobody should be surprised the mobile web sucks ass as a result.
Thanks for sharing this. I had not heard of Zettelkasten, but it is just like the site https://mathlore.org I created to help people collect math knowledge to study, learn, and explore mathematics.

That is, just like in a Zettelkasten, mathlore.org is a collection of items where each one is a self contained piece of mathematical knowledge that links to other items. It is designed so that the more you add to the system, the more interconnected things are, and the more useful it is.

I also decided to use tags instead of categories too. It is really cool to see the creator of Zettelkasten decided the same.

Again thanks for sharing this because I tried to find others that had researched a similar approach for storing information that I was thinking of, but I couldn't find any. Now that I know about Zettelkasten I can gain a lot of knowledge in what works well and what doesn't in this approach.

It is really cool to know that there are others that like this approach.