skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you'd checked the example you rely upon further down you'd have seen that in fact the individual Al-Qaeda groups are listed specifically in the State Department's listed of Foreign Terrorist Organizations. Now obviously I don't have the authority to say why that is, but it seems reasonable to presume that they are listed as separate organizations because they are, in fact, separate organizations.
Imagine thinking only animal products have taste. Try that steak without any sauce or seasoning.
> Between being able to prototype code in the interactive IPython REPL and then graduate it seamlessly to scripts/functions/classes, and then having an amazing debugging UX to fallback on for those bugs that slip through,

Do you have a good tutorial on how this all ties together? It sounds like heaven but it's not how I use PyCharm because I don't know any better.
Sure are a lot to impose problems though, so it may be worth pondering what can be done. Doesn't have to shoot for uptopia, just raising the bar a bit would be enough of a goal to consider.
I'm speaking most specifically of those who served in WWII, which in my opinion was the most heroic service in living memory. They prevented what would have been world-wide tyranny, and though not soon enough, prevented the extermination of the Jews in concentration camps.

Antifa has shit on the memory of these honorable warriors--many of whom gave their lives--by defacing their monument. For shame.
Oh God.. First time I was hearing someone doesnt like mac book pro.
Better Call Saul shows a lot of said mail room culture; not sure if it's accurate, but it's almost like a documentary in corporate life in the early 2000's. Wouldn't have thought paper was still as much of a thing back when, but, it's a law office and the internet hadn't been that much of a thing yet.
I've been using CLion with the 'rust' plugin, which is quite nice.

But it's not pycharm; the debugger is very much lacking, often failing to resolve or step through.

But this is likely because Rust is not a primary target for the IDE.. I haven't tried any complex C++ in it yet.
TLDR: Guide to python debugging that doesn't mention debugger and says "logging is a must".
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A few of those protestors were chased through a road block and shot at, and one was killed. It is ironic that you are calling the police killing someone handling with "kid gloves" in a thread about deescalation between protestors and police.

(Don't get me wrong, what those protestors did was senseless and the epitome of entitlement.)
Well the reason on my part is quite simple: I am quite pedantic on semantics :)

Another reason is that I would say I do not particularly like the part "let's take words literally stripping the intended meaning", my intention was at least to show an opposition to such interpretation.

If you were having just fun then don't take this as a criticism, but I will continue to oppose such interpretations :)
This is likely because the consistency is somewhat like the consistency of vomit.

I like oatmeal (or porridge as it’s called here), but I can understand why people wouldn’t.
I had an internship at a county hall once (IT department), I had to use those as well to have the back-up tapes I had to switch delivered to our other building every day.
Antifa as a bogyman fits with the golden quote from Umberto Eco.

"However, the followers must be convinced that they can overwhelm the enemies. Thus, by a continuous shifting of rhetorical focus, the enemies are at the same time too strong and too weak."
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I agree. By establishing an "auto-pilot," you actually eliminate redundancy by putting the driver in a passive position. (No matter how many times you tell the driver to remain attentive)

The machine ought to be an error handler for specific failures of an active human driver (sudden braking of lead vehicle, lane straying, etc). This is the only way to get both machine and human to pay full attention. A person in a co-pilot role will struggle to react quickly enough to handle errors of the machine auto-pilot.
Can it actually distinguish reliably between an overnight truck and a manhole cover, an overpass, and an overhead sign? These are far more common occurrences.

Reportedly it can't.

https://www.wired.com/story/tesla-autopilot-why-crash-radar/
Upmass is way more important right now than downmass. If you want more inspiration, know that SpaceX is making a significant profit on these flights despite their price being a small fraction of shuttle flights. And they're pouring it into their next generation rocket, Starship, which they plan to launch around the Moon in a few years.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpaceX_Starship
Unfortunately most people do not really believe in ability of other people to make rational decisions, even though they say that they support democracy. There is zero hope that any politician at power to suggest an idea that would remove all of his power, but a few days ago i have realized that we do not need to implement this on government level from the start, a group of parties who do not have a chance to be elected can implement this on a party level and increase their chance of being elected.
Tagged info can already constitute a Zettelkasten, since relations exist on matching tags. A wiki is much more advanced and a superset of Zettelkasten functionality.

In light of the "graph"-craze I could imagine that we will hear more of it.

That said, it can be helpful for sourcing all kinds of stuff, but still think it is a hipster fad.

edit: some dictionaries suggest that "outliner" is a fitting translation. I don't think that is true due to the hierarchy outliners seem to require.
Because they're being hypocrites: they're not putting skin in the game, they're not resigning, they're just virtue signaling. So they don't actually care about what FB is doing.

This is why they're being dismissed while Tim Bray received mostly applause.
As recently as 2008, I actually used those interoffice routing envelopes to submit the receipts for my expense reports. Then they introduced a new process involving scan and email.
You're just doing the same thing again, using a vague "they" to extrapolate from cherry picked examples onto an amorphous mass, without even bothering to dress up the dissonance between that and "bike lock", singular.
What would an Indian specific Patreon provide that the real Patreon doesn't? I suppose enhanced language support would be a requested feature - other things?
I don't think that the peace comes from guns. Police in my country very rarely use theirs. And "for a while" can be quite long if you need to find and train a complete new police force. Besides, I'd rather have somewhat trained but biased and bad police officers, than a completely untrained mob enforcing the law.
Equivocation between literal facicts and people who want to fight literal facists doesn't make a lot of sense.

So no, I really, truly have no clue what you're getting at. Like as far as I can tell you're saying "being willing to punch a Nazi makes you a Nazi". Which, like, no.
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Everything is fine. Where do i donate to his employees sick leave fund again?

Must be the Russians that has everyone angry.

Russians == Saddam's WND until you see hard, overwhelming evidence.

But if you're really not seeing where the anger is coming from, maybe that's a much more significant reason for it than Putin could ever be in his wildest, wettest dreams.
That's an odd standard. I don't like carrots without salt either.
Yes, logging is crucial for knowing what happened, but if you don't understand how it could have happened, step by step debugging is immensely useful. Assuming, of course, you can reproduce in your dev environment.
This is very specific of lexicography (dictionary making) given the huge amount of work, yet the natural partitioning of it. If you like this, you can see a bit more of it in the anime Fune wo amu (舟を編む).
> Don't get me wrong, sincere displays of solidarity matter, but this isn't one. It's an effortless token gesture.

This is entirely based on assumptions about who wrote that tweet and how that account is manages.
Those "white nationalist" sure have quite a dark skin complexion on the looting videos i am seeing.
> the police can't cure the people of their anger no matter what they do

However, mayors or governors could. Tell AGs to have compulsory investigations of all policce shootings. Charge police officers who don't report corruption or violence with conspiracy charges. Bust police unions which arehelping criminal cops and charge them under RICO statutes.
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Teaching children "coding" is as useful as teaching them any other trade, like carpentry. Something that can be a hobby, side business or become a real occupation. But it's absolutely non essential. Most people will never even gain an ounce of understanding for any aspect of software development and THAT IS OK.

I would argue that the majority of people that are considered successful do not know how to code. Also, responsible parents do not want to let their children become software developers just like they generally don't want them to become prostitutes and drug dealers.
We hold machines to much higher standards. We accept human imperfection and human error. People killing people on the road because they are sleepy or not paying attention is a risk we are willing to accept. The reason is that people have a skin in the game themselves. Being in a accident means they risk injury, fines, jail time.

I think few are willing to accept autopilots that are only as bad as (or as good as) humans. They must be significantly better than human drivers, simply because we don't accept their errors like we do human errors.

This is completely irrational when looked at purely from a safety point of view (Who doesn't want safer roads?), but this obstacle is very real.

Worse: that autonomous cars are better in many scenarios or aspects (they don't get sleepy, they are never drunk) doesn't mean we accept that they are ever worse in any other aspect, despite the total safety being better.

That is: autonomous vehicles must not just be as good as human drivers, they must be significantly better (or at least safer) than human drivers. And not only that, they must be significatly better in every aspect of driving, for them to gain acceptance.
I had to upvote this. There has to be some good jokes just waiting to pounce on it. And I have to admit I'd lick it.
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But if few people are moving anyway (for reasons above) then it doesn’t matter if there are fewer moving companies because of the above. Obviously some people are moving or the OP wouldn’t have been written
I have no idea what system they used (if any) but this reminded me a lot of how 'Every Frame a Painting' [0] described their note-taking when watching films.

One of the best parts of their videos was that every technique they were describing had multiple examples from often very different genres, or directors, or periods. The assumption was that they managed to keep all those connections in their head, but the reality was excellent note taking!

[0] https://www.youtube.com/user/everyframeapainting
I actually read it not as:

Toothpaste burned my tongue, therefore I lost my sense of taste.

but as:

I lost my sense of taste, therefore toothpaste burned my tongue.

which might not make so much sense as an affect of the losing taste, but does explain why they don't name the toothpaste.
One of the performance checks they use is how quickly the body text renders into a readable format as a page loads. If your site has slow loading web fonts, AND you haven't specified a fall-back font (i.e. serif, or sans-serif etc.), Google will penalise it.
> It also lead to promotion based on years served. Pay scales. And the protection of low performers.

You do realize all of these things are standard at any large tech company already?

Commoditizing labor into pay bands is standard HR policy for all large companies (see levels.io). And people who get promoted tend to have more seniority with the company.

I’ve also worked at multiple FAANG companies, and low performers are absolutely not fired. You’d basically have to steal something or molest a coworker before they even think about firing you.
> Smell is memory.

Yes, definitely! It also tends to jog other memories from long ago, things that you had otherwise forgotten can suddenly be brought forward by the right smell.
Personally, I am a big fan of Vim-Wiki [0]. Provides basic note taking, can be reached anywhere from Vim. It is great for jotting down TODOs, while it is also suited for more substantial, longer thoughts. You can add links to other notes as references, or just for quick navigation. These internal links can then be visualised, to highlight the connection between your notes and thoughts [1].

[0] https://github.com/vimwiki/vimwiki

[1] https://github.com/maxvdkolk/vimwikigraph
> America doesn't have any serious fascist groups - from what I can tell the ruling powers are decidedly corporatist and the first alternative philosophy seems to be light/moderate socialism.

Corporatism was inseparable from fascism in Italy and Germany. The exploitation of the profit motive is one of the primary reasons that so many people overlooked the atrocities.

Fascism is the reason so many companies like IBM, Hugo Boss, L'Oreal, Koch Industries, Audi, Porsche, Adidas, BMW, and countless other extant corporations have dark histories from supporting the German extermination camps to utilizing their slave labor to build their products.
Just another way the poor pay a higher "tax" percentage wise compared to more affluent.
Is the Tesla 3 using stereo cameras _only_?

I thought most of these ADAS systems had some form of sensor fusion, combining multiple systems like: Stereo camera + front radar + long range US ... etc.

This is a scenario that would be safely avoided with an entry-level AEB system, is there something special about Tesla's design that I am missing?

edit: typos/clarity
I don't consider Christianity a violent organization despite the crusades and the inquisition, nor do I consider Islam a violent organization, or most other religions.

I consider an organization on their tenets, under which Black Lives Matter is completely fine.

KKK for example isn't.

Right-wing terrorism has no redeeming kernel of decency, nor does it have a productive movement behind the (few?) bad actors.
The environment is very "VSCode" focused at the moment, hence the roundabout and inefficient ways to do actual debugging. Debugging in a proper python IDE is a breeze and on-par if not better to other traditional IDEs for staticly-typed languages.
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nah buddy, google is a leech in the way the Romans weren't. Not even a comparison, google is not taxing you it's stealing your content and your users
I would love to see it.
Given than so much of the sense of taste is related to the sense of smell I wonder that there isn't anything about Smellavision replacing Television in there https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_qvjwLmrHo
Never worked with ARM, so I don't know the answer to your question. Sorry!

I _think_ what you're describing sounds similar to the SAVE/RESTORE mechanism in SPARC, so quite possibly that's what I was being told.
Don't forget the Tulsa bombing aka the Bombing of "Black Wallstreet". I only recently learned of this and was floored.
Yeah, we were not worried in SA. We were in Nelspruit, going to Maputo, and asked for it there, and that was the response we got.
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Wow, that's interesting. You are not at all afraid that your customers will find out and choose another vendor which is not so keen on keeping them accountable?

Or are you going after mayors (or whatever) more set on reform?
Print out debugging is the new black. Actually quite useful at times though...
This ! Looking in from the other side..Im usually appalled at how bad their advertising is from an advertisers point of view. I tried to target ppl for 'broadband options', Thus one might expect the lead to have a house(not own just a roof over his head) , He might liked netflix and streaming and certain modern games. The amount of basically 'homeless ppl' liking the ad is amazing ! Like the bulk genuinely just look like fake profiles !

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No, but I mean all cars for some time now have to include anti-collision radar as standard, it doesn't use cameras to recognize anything, it just goes "you're approaching a stationary object without slowing down - SLAM BRAKES". I'm guessing what's happening here is that Tesla is aware that it's approaching a stationary object, but the camera system overrides it because it doesn't recognize it as a danger. So in a way, a much simpler system would have prevented this accident,.
User experience plays a major role in any online platform. It's a great article that you've shared.
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Oil and gas still provide 1/3 of all jobs in Alaska. What is striking is how much climate change has contributed to the economy of Alaska.
From my post:

"Berkeley's Chancellor has said that labs will be open with restrictions, but most likely lectures will not."
Jailbreaking is not a threat to the walled garden. The majority of users want the walls there to protect them from malware and crappy software breaking their device. The obvious market preference for managed devices that "just work" is lost on the HN crowd because most of us belong to a different market with different preferences.

My reading is that this bug could potentially allow apps to install rootkits. The speed of the fix tells me maybe it's being exploited that way right now in the wild.

BTW MacOS got the fix in record time too in spite of it being far less strictly walled than iOS. That supports my suspicion that this bug is being used in nasty ways.
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Isn't the context also important for people to know?

Like, if the President of the United States is saying something that's factually incorrect and might cause people e.g. not to register to vote (because they expect every Californian will be getting a ballot), is that context not also significant?

Or, hypothetically -- but really if you think at this point that this is a stretch, come on -- if Trump claims without evidence on November 3 that he was the victim of massive voter fraud and the election was stolen, and calls for his supporters to take up arms against their state and local governments, should that be broadcast without context or commentary?
Nice tool! Are you paying for a plan or how are you using the hourly forecast? [1]

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Turn-key police state exists.

The race is on. Do we dismantle the apparatus before someone turns that key or dues someone get there and turn it first?

This probably isn't it. This is just another warning, right? We still have time, right?

I think Biden's handlers are more likely than Trump myself but it might be singing that vibes after.
Yeah, not all. But OP's site is packed with "traditional" F2P games that sell expendable resources to negate the effects of artificial progress delays or generally subpar free playing experience. No pain points = no sales. So the gameplay is rigged or screwed to create said points where none needed.

Fortnite is an exception. It pioneered the model of selling cosmetic and vanity items that have no direct effect on the gameplay. Good on them.

Similarly, New Destiny 2 is a repackaged shareware model - a demo for free with the full game for $. Again, it's a fair arrangement.

Not so with the pay-to-dominate and pay-to-accelerate games that OP's site is peddling.
Yes, I have friends who are involved in this sort of thing and it's nothing like you describe. It's almost like you want to paint the whole thing with a broadbrush to try and make their criticisms irrelevent.
If you say something, and I say, here's some evidence that you're wrong, does that make me an arbiter of the truth on the Internet? I mean, how is what you did (saying something) any different from what I did (also saying something)?
I recommend repr in all log messages too. For a work Django project we have common BaseModel repr(obj) expression that can be easily converted (using regexes in loki and promtail) into a clickable admin link.

So within loki (or any similar log tools) all logger.info(repr(object)) is a link straight to the admin. Worth the set up time.
1/3 of all jobs in Alaska are provided by the oil and gas sector. How much climate change do you think is needed to balance the cumulative benefits of oil extraction in the last 50 years?
Do you have the links for the second two (damaging own car, unloading bricks)?
Many of the comments seem to jump onto the "autopilot doesn't work, we told you so"-train. I think it is important to remember and be clear that no autopilot system will be 100% safe, nor is any human driver 100% safe. What is interesting is looking at statistics of how often these accidents happen, and comparing that statistic to human drivers.

There are other issues like the way we calculate statistics: for instance we shouldn't just calculate "miles driven with autopilot engaged", without looking at how it was disengaged, what would have happened if it wasn't disengaged at that time, whether that would lead to an accident, etc.

There are issues, yes, but some commenters are acting like they think that this accident is what happens every time there is an obstacle, and as if the autopilot does not have functional obstacle detection at all. This is not the case. This is an exception, a failure in the obstacle detection, not the rule. The fact that this news is getting so much traction is a testament to that. If the autopilot was not detecting any obstacles, we would have news articles like this every week.
Last night these "peaceful" protestors burned a church directly across from the White House. The Lincoln memorial was defaced. The World War 2 memorial was defaced. The military has to protect the capital.

And this is a fire and police department set ablaze in Minneapolis: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8UO8ppmbjK8

You've lost the plot.
They do have ultrasound (12 sensors they claim), but that doesn't help for detecting static objects iirc.
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Thanks! That's right, and I haven't even thought about it at all. So cool :)

It's a hobby/educational project, but I'm happy to see it solving some people's problems. I once wanted to add a good-looking font to my e-paper display for the air quality monitor project and I stumbled upon a simple MacOS app that converted images with text to byte arrays (https://luckyresistor.me/font-to-byte/). I picked it up, updated to Swift 3 and adjusted to my needs. When I blogged about it, somebody complained that it's MacOS only, so I decided to rewrite it in C++ with Qt (learning some modern C++ on that occasion).

The app was still quite cumbersome as it required you to prepare input images in external software like GIMP or Ps, and people had a hard time understanding the process. I was being asked repeatedly to help generate an image for a given font, so I figured out that the app could (should) be generating those input images programmatically. From there I added a minimal graphical editor to allow making corrections to auto-generated bitmaps (or drawing ones from scratch) and here we are.

Last but not least, I had a great fun learning C++17 and writing a template-based source code generator.