skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> I wish Apple just make a MacBook Pro Classic.

I could get behind this, but I'd like the touch ID button added too, not the whole touch bar, just the power button / fingerprint scanner.
> Manufactured on TSMC 5 nm process

Seems weird that Samsung would use a competitor's fab to manufacture their own SoC
What is your solution then? I don't use FB and Twitter for the same reasons. They both propagate disinformation and propaganda.

Or are you more concerned about wrong propaganda and misinformation ( I apologize in advance about sounding like this, but it is actually relevant to the point here )?

If we want to move past this, we need some sort of working guidance we can all agree on. In its absence, I might as well default to full free speech defense.
A total ban on a racist subreddit that promotes violence?
I started this subthread. I didn't want to discuss that. I wanted to discuss other options if one has to use force.

I actually want to learn.
But what country does your friend reside in?
You make it sound like those measures weren't taken years after Trump was sworn into office.
Yeah, I was aware of that bug report (thanks for filing it). The rationale given is ridiculous, though - anywhere else on my system if I click on a text field, the cursor gets placed where I click and nothing gets selected.

It's hard for me to imagine what use case the current behavior is optimized for.
wrote our own kerberos-aaS clone with less features and vulnerable to more internal attacks than plain kerberos and more reliant in a central cert (not cert authority, cert), that is only used sporadically for cross services, not users (there's something else from major vendor there)

and that team now keeps growing and the feature never improves :)
I also believe it was satire the first few months, trolling pro-Sanders spam. When it was confirmed Clinton and Trump would win their nomination, the pro-Sanders spam sort of stopped and /r/The_Donald became a full support subreddit.

Or maybe it was simply Poe's law: some of us thought it was satire when it wasn't, and some of us thought it was Trump support when it wasn't.
"And yet your tactic was the same in effect - your wall of text utlimately[sic] tries to lead us to dismiss this post and any research at all. You want the reader to stop thought."

Links to an original research article, several supporting but more approachable articles for the everyday reader, and a link to an (excellent) book is a "wall of text" for you? My, my!

OTOH there's little doubt you've "stopped thought"!8-)) Perhaps a nap would help.
I think 15 years is a good estimate.

First thing that comes up when I Google:

"While an average lifespan of vehicles is not given in the IHS report, a 2014 Automotive News article stated that, at that time, the peak lifespan or “scrapping age” of a vehicle was 13 to 17 years old"
yeah, don't take a multi. The amounts of D and C they put in those things are far lower than what you need to get immunity benefits.
Not true of B12 at least. No known upper limit as of now.
Pure horse shit, about "lower cost areas". I suspect there is a right wing shill hiding somewhere here. The founder's appearance on Shark Tank has the smell of it. Why else would you go for such a ridiculous headline.
In 30 years with our 2^largenumber drives, we’d be regretting we didn’t add chive more video.
It is a closed lightlike curve. There is no impact on causality, as time does not pass on a lightlike curve.
You might consider https://cuelang.org as a substitute for JSON

Good points otherwise, Cue can make them even easier or more profound
That's a great creative strategy twist on ultimate tic-tac-toe. I hadn't heard of it.

Why not make a dedicated website for it?

I guess this no longer applies https://xkcd.com/832/
removing that subreddit? Why should racism take place on reddit? Does Freedom of speech include racism and hate?
I understand. The recommendation is tailored to lennyscales who is 16 and wants to get started with ML without linear algebra or calculus in their toolbox yet.

This is interest: a small, delicate, flame. They already got started watching videos, and want to ramp it up with more details. I think the increase in complexity ought to be gradual and match their toolbox: not too trivial to cause boredom, and not too complex to completely discourage them. I think actually getting started, not quitting, and picking up the necessary tools along the way to solve problems as they arise is one approach.

They will equip their toolbox with calculus, linear algebra, statistics, and all the things that brilliant people spent lifetimes building on top of each others' work throughout humanity's existence. They may even fall in love with these disciplines and pursue them for their own sake, but it is not lennyscales' ask. Mastering these is not necessary to get started with ML, no more than mastering computation theory and symbolic logic are necessary to get started with programming.

This reply is given with bold assumptions on what you meant in yours, since it was an objection against an approach without a recommendation for another. My assumptions could be wrong.
does it close properly and not damage the screen?
I’ve often wondered how we come up with daily dose recommendations for vitamins. To the HN hive mind/experts on this topic: What types of research design, data sets, etc. inform these recommendations? Essentially, is this well studied/well understood, and have broad consensus in the medical community?
That twitter feed cites a single Anonymous source. Foxnews also used an anonymous source from twitter for their story. They were unable to get a comment from Park Police. Meanwhile there are many reports from people on the ground that it was tear gas. Nobody from Whitehouse or GOP seem to be disputing that it was tear gas.
after all this years - poker and neapolitan[0] cards apart - the most fun and interesting "board" game I played is still Bang![1]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italian_playing_cards#Napoleta...
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bang!_(card_game)
The publishers waited until someone made a massive over-reach beyond any plausible deniability or defense, and that makes them despicable?

I mean... a little blame goes to the folks that made the massive over-reach beyond any plausible deniability or defense, right? Maybe most of the blame? All of the blame?

IA lofted the jolly roger and thought fear of bad press would protect them, and it's the publisher's fault for not saying, "never mind, you guys destroy the entire economic foundation of the publishing industry, no worries"?

I'm rarely in the anti-pirate camp, but defending IA in this context is pretty extreme.
I think if you feel strongly about X, you shouldn't mod discussions of X. It makes the discussion reflect your view instead of the views of participants. You should delegate modding to someone who doesn't feel strongly about X. It might be hard to find such a person in the US now, but with a global workforce that's less of a problem.
With Eleventy, you can specify a markdown parser which supports wikilinks. https://github.com/kwvanderlinde/markdown-it-wikilinks
It’s the 16” oryx pro. 16gb ram.
Ok some huge generalisations going on here, people can have many facets to them, so a peaceful protestor might become part of the radical wing after watching their friends get attacked by police when peacefully protesting.

When has antifa ever been archistic?. They are anti-facist, they dont want to bring down the state, unless that state is a Fascist one (I know Trump is bad but the USA is not a facist state currently).

So pigeonholing people is pointless and no one needs to control anything. Control implies a hierarchy, a hierarchy means you can go after the leaders, the point now is to raise so much awareness that you cant just go back to how it was last week.
False positives leads to customer waiting and/or having to hire more staff to assist.

I know when the shops near me (UK) started rolling out automated checkouts I'd avoid the shops that had poorly calibrated systems that required frequent interventions because it was extremely annoying. False positives certainly had revenue implications for those shops.
>How exactly did Reddit "amplify" r/the_donald?

It's a good question, because from what I recall The_Donald actually gamed Reddit by itself by using stickied posts to drop a "reverse-anchor" to the tops of r/all and r/popular... I wanna say every day, or perhaps multiple times a day. They used Reddit's own system better than almost any other sub, and I don't think Reddit actively promoted T_D, ever.

But of course by the time Reddit could stifle T_D sufficiently without damaging other subs, the boom was pretty much over.
Can we please stop voting for, and start to flag, articles from theverge.com?

The Verge is a clickbait site that:

- constantly replaces original sources (earlier today there was a post which was essentially a wrapper around a Microsoft employees blog)

- mocked the tech industry for practicing social distancing during the Covid 19 outbreak.

- As another poster already noted, consistently treats complex issues as binary 'good vs evil' situations with no room for nuance.
Wow, but does that mean that TSMCs 7nm technology is really ASMLs 7nm technology, or how does that work?
Can someone post a shorter summary of what this would mean?
The New Playbook of Internet Censorship, by Ellen K. Pao et al.
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You'd probably find a more authoritative source and better documentation by searching, but here's my understanding of it:

USB-C can be used with alternate modes like DisplayPort or Thunderbolt, where the wires are no longer transmitting USB data but are used as a dumb pipe for the underlying protocol.

If you get a hub it can choose to either operate in the following conditions (depending on its type and capabilities):

* Upstream port is in USB mode, it can provide USB 2 and 3 to downstream ports, however the downstream device can no longer use DisplayPort or Thunderbolt.

* Upstream port is divided into USB 3 lanes and DisplayPort lanes. The DisplayPort side can be mapped to a single downstream port, but there is less USB 3 bandwidth available to share across the remaining ports. Still no luck if a downstream device wants to use Thunderbolt.

* Upstream port is Thunderbolt. Since TB is essentially PCI Express the hub could pass through some TB lanes to a single downstream port while having its own USB 3 controller to provide the USB side of things. Still no luck for DisplayPort downstream devices.

This doesn't even address the issue that not all devices can do Thunderbolt (my 12-inch Macbook can't) and it becomes very hard to find a hub that will actually work and do what you want. It took quite a bit of research for me to understand the specs so I could find a solution to do both 4K 60Hz video and USB (2 only, not enough bandwidth for 3) on my MacBook with a single USB-C port.

I won't even get into the bullshit naming conventions they use that they decided to apply retroactively. WTF is USB 3.1 Gen 1? Is the next one gonna be called USB 10 X Pro Max?
Where can people donate to their legal defense fund?
Looks like it does: https://medium.com/@auro_227/use-pudb-to-debug-python-multip...
FMJ ammunition has serious issues with overpenetration. It’s also much less expensive than hollowpoints; most gun owners will practice and train with FMJ but use hollowpoints for defensive carry.
There's an article in Russian about porting V8 and Firefox's SpiderMonkey onto these processors: https://habr.com/ru/company/jugru/blog/419155/

You may gleam some architectural details from the article and the comments.
> Ok. I can see no reason to care about such though. What the heck do they need that for?

> Why? What does it need this much for?

As a developer, that shouldn't matter to you. Only that it _does_ require that much. You can assume that your users will have 4GB of memory in almost all cases now, whether you agree with it or not. Your opinion on the _why_ is irrelevant, frankly.

If you can't provide that much to the emulator, you can't expect to run it smoothly. There is no magic solution to this. These things require resources that your computer does not have. If you want it to run better (or even at all), get better hardware. That's all there is to it.
That realization won't happen as a result of racism and intentional division.
Five Barcelona players ‘tested positive for coronavirus’
Turns out "people are bored and entertainment isn't as freely available" is maybe not a great justification for stealing people's stuff.

I also know of a large number of libraries (e.g., NYPL) that suspended their requirement that people verify their address, so realistically, anyone anywhere could register an ebook-only library card and avail themselves.
Not only that, but I think the whole idea here is just plain wrong. From the article:

> this gravitational attraction that the ice sheet exerts on the surrounding water diminishes. As a consequence, water migrates away from the ice sheet.

When an ice sheet melts, it doesn't create a void in its place. What was once ice becomes liquid water. That liquid water actually has a slightly higher density than it had when in ice form, but it will occupy slightly less volume in the ocean. Mass is conserved, and the net effect in terms of gravity is essentially zero.

If anything, you'd have slightly higher local gravity in that part of the ocean (due to a higher concentration of liquid water vs ice), but again, zero net change looking at the entire ocean.
Therapy is also deadly in too high of quantities because if you're stuck in your therapists office and can't leave then you will starve to death or die of dehydration.
Ask HN: Can we use tech to improve state and local election turnout in the US?
In Barack Obama's article "How to Make this Moment the Turning Point for Real Change" posted yesterday, a major takeaway is that in order to make real change (and help end systemic racism), we MUST drastically improve voter turnout in local and state elections.

How can we as a community of technologists help? Or is technology not even close to the bottleneck here?

There are certainly resources out there for finding information about local elections:

https://www.usa.gov/midterm-state-and-local-elections
https://www.vote411.org/

An idea: given a central data source of upcoming local elections, create targeted, non-partisan ads on social media platforms to simply surface elections times and information about candidates.

Would love to hear if anyone else is thinking about this, and if we could do better than ads as a long-term solution. Stay safe!
Yes, but US didn't sign the portion of the Hague convention that bans the use of hollow point ammunition and the US military adopted hollow point ammunition with the M-17 and M-18 handguns.
I didn't know it was possible to obtain a hardware-accelerated OpenGL context without using GLX. How does it work without X11? Can I draw to the screen without any dependencies?
You say that as if that is what should have happened and its all ok. He was sacked, whoop de do. He should have been arrested, that he was arrested 3 days later means they could have arrested him immediately but if this hadnt kicked off he would likely still be patrolling now looking for his next victim.
I wonder if a system like this could work to prevent abuse:

- Alleged copyright owners pay $X to file a DMCA notice

- Accused copyright infringers pay $Y to file a counter-notice

- Funds are held in escrow

- If the accused doesn't file a counter-notice within 10 days the copyright owner gets their $X back

- If a counter-notice is filed and the alleged copyright owner doesn't file suit within 90 days, no matter the reason, the accused infringer gets their $Y back.

- The pool of remaining funds is first used to offset the website's cost of credit card transactions for collecting filing fees and then any additional funds go to the Library of Congress.
Yeah, I hear that. I still think segmenting by audiences - especially non-programmer audiences - would make it possible to really pitch it as an alternative to tools like, for academics and writers, Scrivener and Word. An audience-segmented starter kit based on other starter kits, perhaps.
4:3 ratio screens are also highly prevalent, so you have an industry at both extremes of the tech spectrum.

Are you still having to selenium test IE10?
GPG alternative:

https://docs.sequoia-pgp.org/sq/#subcommand-encrypt

https://sequoia-pgp.org/status/ is coming along nicely ( https://sequoia-pgp.org/blog/2020/04/26/202004-towards-sequo... )
I understand those and I still don't want to share any telemetry. I'm just asking for freedom to be able to select this option.

Btw, what you're saying is 100% bullshit. There is an obvious trivial way of doing all what you suggested, properly & legitimately: paid software testers. Or, alternatively, actually pay users for telemetry (I love it when companies say "we value your feedback" you value it at $0 all right!)
I'm running Ubuntu 20.04 on a built-for-it new Intel-based machine. The amount of "just works" is surprisingly good. But when it goes downhill, it goes downhill steeply. Took me a day to figure out why it wasn't connecting to my Exchange server (TLS 1.3). No screen sharing on Wayland. Etc.
> IA did something nice for the people of the world locked down by Corona Virus. But fuck them, right? Gotta get that money, as there is literally nothing else worth anything in the human experience. Doing the right thing for humanity is completely bad for businesses, all of whom will be sending, what, 10 cents back to the authors per book. Gotta save those publishers!

Just a crazy thought: they weren't just depriving publishers of revenue, they were directly depriving authors. People already not widely renowned as rolling in the dollars, and also hurt during a time of decreased discretionary spending.

But they don't count as people, right?
For those that didn't notice, the group performing is in the Bay Area: https://www.voicesofmusic.org/

"During the Covid19 pandemic, Voices of Music is doing the following:

Releasing one video per week so that anyone, anywhere, has access to music, and it is completely free. We have a daily audience of 80,000 and it's growing. Over 2 million people view our music every month. Our free, online video library has over 370 videos."
> Let’s generalize and condemn everyone over 40.

https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/age-not-politics-pred...

Summary:

* "A new study from researchers at Princeton University and New York University released on Wednesday found that people 65 years of age and over are seven times more likely to share fake news than those aged 18-29."

* "While age proved to be the best predictor of who shared what was determined to be fake news, researchers also found conservative users were more likely to share fake news."
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http://ftp.altlinux.org/pub/people/mike/elbrus/docs/elbrus_p...
I didn't know r/politics was banned. Good to know.
Migrant workers at Ontario, Canada farm have tested positive for Covid-19
I always assumed Solitaire was included with Windows to help people learn how to use a mouse.
> Had they just increased their limits by some guesstimated number of unavailable books, it would’ve made for a much easier day in court.

My guess is that this is exactly what they did and specifically, that they're cooperating with a number of currently-closed libraries so that they can still claim to have one book kept in storage for each book that's lent out, when accounting for those libraries' physical holdings. They just used the word "unlimited" as a convenient shortcut in describing their new policy, much like ISP's and their "unlimited but not really" data caps.
Wouldn't that be ok in war time?

What if I say "You should defend your property from criminals." That's advocating violence.

What about advocating for late-term abortions? A huge portion of the US feel like that is harming an unborn human being.

What about advocating for the death penalty in states where it is legal?

I don't see how you could objectively make censorship judgements on this kind of speech.
>> but lets for a moment think that we have a moment were we need to chase away a crowd of evil persons riotong and threatening to kill perfectly innocent children.

> Let's look at an unstated major premise here: That it's imperative to achieve the result in question.

I tried really hard to create the perfect hypothetical situation to discuss the correct use of force instead of discussing if the use of force is correct.

I failed pretty badly it seems and this time jnlike a number of other times I can't see why.

At least you were polite, have my upvote :-)
lol, I got downvoted for what the link originally said
If you pass in Milan you should not miss the "museo nazionale della scienza e tecnologia leonardo da vinci"[0], filled with labs, expositions ... and a real submarine (the S506 Enrico Toti)

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> explaining to him why these things are a problem

Well "a problem" is not the same as "a problem for Mark Zuckerberg" and until it is, he's not going to give two shits about it.
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For this reason, social change movements often adopt (and adapt) the same management tools and techniques that large companies have developed for their operations.

Going by the praise he had for his organization and the people helping him, MLK had something like this.

And poorly coordinated and structured movements aren't really suited to doing anything well, even just attacking things and ideas.

When exploited by organized outside forces, they do one thing really well: Create disorder, chaos, and disdain.

I believe it was Thomas Carlysle who said something like, "Revolutions are started by idealists, prosecuted by fanatics, and co-opted by scoundrels."

Tim Pool recently quipped in one of his videos that some copies of the Antifa handbook have explicit instructions to "pretend to be BLM" for cover.
why didn't you post the arch package link then?
Contact tracing, in the epidemiological sense, is a process of interviewing and mapping out contact graphs.

What is presumably going on here is tracing through devices and accounts.

Those are very different processes.
You missed the obvious point: other languages don’t allow you to write code that will break in future versions (obviously provided that the spec doesn’t change in a breaking way, but this is the same for C). The compiler is your lawyer.
There's a middle option, and it's the one Twitter has taken: Allow the post to remain, but put a disclaimer on it.

You could even take the extra step to allow the original posts on the determined-to-be-bad topic to exist, but not allow sharing, commenting on, or otherwise interacting with and spreading the post.
This actually is really good idea. While I don't use Python often, I wouldn't see this as a problem. By reducing a barrier, they might actually create something fun to use.

Also, having a Raspberry Pi as first/default platform would be exceedingly welcome and good.

I wouldn't mind Lua as well, Ruby etc. As long as it is something easy to use.