skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I wouldn't bother with AS numbers in IP packet headers because it requires a mechanism of syncronising AS routes on the client side while the client should not be bothered with routing.

The idea of BGP works fine but needs to have the proper security measures in place. I don't think TCP/IP should contain complex routing systems like that.

I'd love to have IPsec to become the HTTPS for all protocols but there's no way that's going to happen without a proper mechanism to support random connections. My attempts at making IPsec work for communication between devices (so not just L2TP VPNs) so far have all been thwarted by complicated software configurations and outdated guides with questionable security recommendations.
Go with Bitwarden and never look back.
Avoid LastPass
Oh yeah, absolutely.
Yeah, but for how long? How long does it take you to come to a full stop from 70kph? A few seconds? Even at 30KW, that's not a lot of juice. But parent's point still stands: a Prius weighs a hell of a lot less than a UPS truck, and if one is trying to counter-act the energy required to accelerate, then that truck is going to try and dump a lot more than 30KW into that battery.

And I'm pretty sure your meter is measuring KW, not Wh. Regardless, I question its accuracy in our Leaf. How thick is the cable taking the 30KW and putting it in the batter, when the on-board charger on that thing only puts out 3.3KW? And maybe the answer is, "as thick as your wrist, but it's very short"), dunno, but color me skeptical.
It may be self-serving but it may also be targeted to other Facebook employees and recruits or to the general FB-using public to let folks know how dire and complete their complicity with things is.

As someone who is repeatedly contacted by FAANG recruiters, I can tell you there are two of them I keep asking hard questions about company culture and role in society. They stop responding, then a different recruiter reaches out a few months later. I imagine you can guess which two.
Agreed. If Tech cares about the diversity as much as it claims, it’s hard to think this would damage ones career.
This is pretty standard banking behaviour if they suspected you of money laundering, and closed your account on that basis.

To be clear, I have no idea if you were money laundering, and have no idea if your account usage had indications of money laundering (valid or otherwise). I can just tell you from personal experience that’s what a banks response to suspected money laundering is.
You're assuming current understandings of herd immunity and epidemiology are correct, which by empirical observation they aren't.

The epidemic is already over in Sweden:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COVID-19_pandemic_in_Sweden#De...

(more up to date graph: https://lockdownsceptics.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/IMG_...)

Yet a much lower level of infected population than conventionally understood has been reached. The models that assume the virus will continue to grow until 60%-70% have been infected are therefore wrong, reality itself is proving that.

There are now a whole lot of theories being explored as to why this is.

[edit: someone complained about the original graph link not matching worldometers. It's worldometers that's wrong so I replaced it with a Wikipedia link, which sources its data direct from Swedish health authorities. I left the lockdownsceptics link because it's a bit fresher]
> So you probably have people from 4chan/Anonymous who are for the protestors.. and people from 4chan/Anonymous who are against it.

4 Chan for the protesters? Have you ever visited their page?

> I wouldn't use that as evidence Antifa isn't involved. I think the video evidence makes it clear there are plenty of people involved in the violence.

FBI stated that they found no evidence of antifa involvement.
I'm aware but Deno allows more programmers to take advantage of those capabilities in a way that will make sense to them which will lead to more and better applications. I think every programmer intuitively understands what network and filesystem access means. Deno has made sandboxing much more approachable and since those capabilities are front and center instead of some hidden feature more people will take advantage of them to structure their applications.
Maps turn out to be useful in experimental physics too.

Here's a neat BBC piece featuring Gell-man and Feynman on Strangeness -3 [1].

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGeW6Nc6IMQ
Thanks, but I won't admire anyone's moral stance who thought (until now) that working for Facebook is a fine idea.
Are these the same people in the field who worry about runaway self-improvement and paperclip optimization? If so, then someone is being sloppy with their definitions, because those are not properties of human-like intelligence.
Both the sokal paper and the first paper by the Boghossian group were published in open-access journals, of the same standard as the other fields. The only papers to be published in peer-reviewed journals are the last few by the Boghossian group, and those don't really prove that it's a problem unique to social sciences, either. The Boghossian group didn't seek to establish a control study, so we don't know if a similarly motivated group couldn't get papers published in other fields.
You're implying the commenter is hypocritical for being on a social media site while criticizing social media. I don't think that's necessarily true, since all they said was that _too much_ social media was bad for your health, not that any amount was.

Even if they spent all their time on social media, their warning against it wouldn't necessarily be hypocritical. If an alcoholic tells you that alcohol is addictive, you should believe them.
I find my experience to be exactly the same with the couple EVs I've owned. You very quickly adapt to learning exactly when you need to let off the accelerator, and even going from EV-to-EV where the regen curve is different, it only takes a couple tries to adapt to the new vehicle again.
The thing I heard that is most laughable is that he has voted via mail! He is "allowed to" but no one else is because fraud.
When a video of a cop murdering someone comes to a department's attention, they're not immediately arrested on suspicion of murder. When one cop from a group smashes a car window, the others don't arrest the perp for vandalism. When a cop shoots peaceful protestors engaging in constitutionally protected speech with flashbangs, tear gas, or rubber bullets, they're not immediately arrested for assault and battery. All of these incidents indicate that these departments are at least half full of corrupt cops, whether by individual morals or institutional policy.
Is Facebook needed for society to function, though?
Maybe you are working in the job of your life at FB and leaving to a less stimulant job.
The EV1 had a few industry leading features:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t22D4aUs0iw

https://www.motortrend.com/news/general-motors-ev1/

For example, the EV1 had a heat-pump. Tesla only got around to that with the Model Y.
The difference being that Elon tends to actually follow through on at least some of his bold claims.
s/frunk/trunk/

I don't think the price of batteries tells the whole story. Until the tech is viable, people are not going to buy an inferior car.

Most roads, at least in America, have weight limits per axle. A van or semi can only be so heavy, and having batteries take up half your cargo budget is a huge disincentive. This is on top of the severly limited range of a big, heavy, full-of-cargo EV.
He wasn't elected because he had disagreeable opinions. If someone you disagree with is elected, then clearly their opinions are mainstream, if not agreeable.
Killing random production instances on purpose
In case anyone's interested, the source for the watch and all of the bike shedding along the way like the raytracer and emulator is here: https://github.com/stevelord/AWatch/

I'm waiting for the 2020 edition of the TTGO T-Watch, then I'll do another rewrite from the ground up with better code and hopefully support for external apps.
Or the person is interested in deep conversations but was turned off by the small talk?
imapsync is my personal favorite approach to this problem.

In addition to imap -> filesystem backups it supports synchronizing mail in both directions. And both source and destination can be remote systems.
Yeah I've been considering something like that; I'm pretty concerned with training myself away from QWERTY, but if I had some additional custom binds that seems workable.
Except that "looting -> shooting" doesn't necessarily involve the police at all, because the American population is armed and, in many jurisdictions, empowered to use lethal force in certain circumstances.

A few examples:
https://www.startribune.com/man-shot-dead-outside-lake-stree...

https://www.inquirer.com/news/philadelphia-protests-looting-...

There's also the flip side, where determined and armed looters slay the innocent:
https://edition.cnn.com/2020/06/03/us/david-dorn-st-louis-po...

At any rate, the President's tweet of "when the looting starts, the shooting starts" is an accurate statement, irrespective of the employment of the police, martial law, fascism, etc...
TIL everyone is privileged now

- Have two eyes? what about the blind
- Can you speak english? What about those that never had the opportunity to learn
- Are you alive ? What about those that passed away

The judgement never ends
>You probably meant to say OTR, not PGP?

No. OTR depends entirely on fingerprints for identity. The poster was referring to the difficulty of knowing for sure that you are really end to end. PGP has the advantage here in that you can be completely sure because you can exchange the keys yourself.
> If the plan is to reduce pension costs it seems to work.

We don't know. Covid19 leaves some people with long-term, perhaps permanent damage. You might lose working-age tax-paying people from workforce, having to pay them disability allowance, and this might offset part or all of your savings in pensions.
Beyond ads, everything I interact with on social media is through choice.

I'm aware of how targeted advertising works: it reminds me of seeing toy adverts between children's TV shows.

Thank you for the life coaching.
A forum isnt social media unless you define social media as any medium that allows people.... But to play along, I dont eat fast food often, maybe once a year. But I still eat it and afterwards I always say to myself, "how and why do people eat this all the time"....
In a similar boat here. I am not in danger of losing my job but I kinda thought I spend some time at Facebook see what "state of the art" looks like for a big tech company and then do something else a few years down the line. I passed their coding screen and I am waiting to schedule a full day interview but as far as the big tech companies go Facebook does get a bad rap. Although I think its unavoidable. I used work in NYC making not as much as a FANG worker but enough money to know, it's impossible to make that kind of cash without moral compromises. It's simply a feature of the capitalist system, companies like FB are just taking it to its logical extremes, the commodification of your society down to the individual level.
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If you look at the "daily new" graphs they have options to see the bars and/or overlay moving averages. Deaths and new infections were coming down, but have since bottomed out and are every so slightly going back up. Still not enough to see an upward trend, but the downward trend seems to have stopped.
What are the limitations of this technique in determining spatial structure of the proteins? Do they get denaturated when cooled?
I absolutely agree, I have no empathy for companies like Amazon just because how they treat their employees
I changed a number of years ago, because my right wrist and elbow hurt all the time. I use a trackball with the ball on top. Key thing I had to do was switch the buttons.

At work I still keep a conventional mouse (right side, buttons normal), for when others want to show me something on my computer.
How quickly people are unemployed varies. In the US you might be able to fire someone on the day, but in Sweden or Germany it might take 1-6 months from that you give notice until you can stop paying them and they are officially unemployed.
> Sweden is just marginally worse off against Covid overall than the US. And they didn’t have to spend $4 trillion or lose 40 million jobs to achieve that.

Sweden took less drastic action than the US. Sweden did take some action early, encouraging social distancing, increased hand hygiene etc. Then again, in Sweden you can take sick leave with full pay. More people will stay home if they feel sick.

Parts of the US took more drastic actions, but very, very late (during a pandemic where number of cases double every 4-5 days, one week is late, several weeks is very late). Shutting down borders to foreigners doesn't cut it when the virus is already spreading in the communities.

While they ended up in almost the same place, you really cannot compare them. The Swedish circumstances are so different from those of the US, that you cannot expect the Swedish same strategy to work the same way in the US.

And before you claim that the Swedish strategy is a success, consider how Sweden compares to its Nordic neighbors, where you can compare the circumstances.

Per 1,000,000 inhabitants:

Sweden 4042 cases, 450 deaths
Denmark 2040 cases, 101 deaths
Finland 1247 cases, 58 deaths
Norway 1567 cases, 44 deaths
It’s lighter-weight. Not as cryptic. Can also hook it up to your makefile targets, make them easier to access.

The only additional “weight” in the Makefile would be the name of the target, where you leave it out and have it default to 1, 2, … n, which I would argue is more cryptic, as “make build” or “make deploy” is always doing that action, whereas “ok 2” could be deploy in one folder, and push in another.

As for easy access, most shells should offer you tab completion for the Makefile’s targets, and your development environment may also pick up the existence of the Makefile and offer a way to run the targets.

Additionally Makefiles allow to setup dependencies, for example in your ok file example you have ./build.sh and ./deploy.sh as two actions: Clearly build should be a dependency of deploy, so “make deploy” implies building, rather than having to always do “ok 1 && ok 2”.

Lastly there is the ability to do dry-runs with Makefiles, once you start to setup dependencies…
Sign In with Apple is OAuth, and you can use it on other platforms.
Proof about "one less child": http://www.kimnicholas.com/uploads/2/5/7/6/25766487/fig1full....

However, the OP is still right: even this is not enough to stop the global warming. We have to remove CO2 from the air.
That article has nothing to do with voter fraud. All it shows is that higher turnout seems to hurt Republicans. I won't shed any tears about the demise of a political party that relies on voter suppression to stay in office.

From the article itself:

"The Democrats are creating a new, highly efficient tool to turn out voters," said Neugebauer, the GOP consultant. "If Republicans can’t find a way to match it, we’re going to lose more elections all over the country."
Yes. For training our model we took a couple of different datasets - a dataset from an eye-tracking device and dataset gathered by using BubbleView.
I specifically said Europe. You all are the ones who continue to move the goalposts.

In context of the European response Sweden is doing just fine. Japan and Korea have a different culture around surveillance than people in America or Europe. What worked in those two countries isn't relevant because Europeans and Americans reject that kind of surveillance.

Sweden has done about as well as any other western country in regard to the coronavirus and they did it without ruining their economy.

Sometimes I think people here on HN are just hoping the economy will tank.
Didn't you know the truth is somewhere in the middle?
I see the point in this, but if you're going to automate something it should be automated right! In most cases, getting specific people's faces in shot isn't a good idea in general. If you're getting five people's faces in center frame for a photo just to blur their faces out, then it's probably fair to ask why you'd even take a photo at all.
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Two of my main gripes with iMessage is the fact that if you scroll back up to read the past it becomes progressively slower and slower to scroll and each time the lag to get a new “page” of history takes longer. The other gripe is search being almost completely useless. Search for say “apples” and it just lists the entire conversation instead of relevant messages containing apples. And then you are left scrolling up endlessly to find said message with the aforementioned slowdown bug being front and center.
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Also take a look at https://github.com/lervag/wiki.vim which I found to be much simpler and easier to use.
Where's Bill Hicks when you need him.
"little Damien"... Relentless, Revelations?
> 60% (UK)

60% of what? I have a Cambridge degree with no percentage on it (II/1), and some A-level results with letters.
Good luck dude. Hope the stain on your CV is not already too great.
They have a sandbox you can run the code yourself--I don't think we're at dystopian surveillance level just yet https://imgur.com/a/IfdLWau
But that is true in the trivial(uninteresting) sense. Of course not a single city in the world can replace Paris if the experience you want to provide is visiting Paris(except for some Chinese and Las Vegas copycats, heh), but that is not the point.The point here is that if your objective is to communicate and discuss things, watching the other person is not needed as demonstrated by the existence of this site (and the radio, and the phone, and IM , and the Internet, and.. and... and). You may argue that you lose things in the process and maybe you are correct, but that is highly debatable. I, for one, think that for the strict sense of discussing ideas, text is a far better medium for different reasons: it gives time to think and formulate better arguments, it helps to avoid miscommunication due to misheard words and it provides a quite environment so it helps to reflect on the content better. Another important thing given human nature is that text communication helps to avoid the trap of prejudging a person argument based on their race/sex/age/etc. At the end, of course, is a matter of personal preference and probably due to the eternal division between introverts and extroverts.
Good to know and even better than my proposed solution then. If the language supports it directly then there is no need to write sub-process shims for managing permissions.
You would be amazed at how much money a bank can make on card interchange (the fee they earn on every card transaction you make).

Also most central banks don’t have negative base rates, so some money can still be earned from deposit interest. But COVID has of course slashed that revenue stream.
Not completely mistaken, I think you're confusing blurring with "blending", where pixels are displaced in tight irregular spirals. These images have been successfully unscrambled as part of criminal investigations into child exploitation cases.
Facebook has become such a monopoly not to mention that a company should never, in my humble opinion, hold as much power as it does now
It's a fair argument, but not personally convincing because what we already have all that control and regulation. It's just that it's handled by a small number of unelected for-profit insurance companies instead of "the government".

Success would be wholly dependent on the implementation in any case. Our current implementation is a local minimum of effectiveness, maximum of overhead. There are better solutions with either public or private bases.
By "main booster" do you mean the external tank?
1%?!

CDC current estimate is around 0.2% and that's certainly still too high, for various reasons.
>Now, we’re seeing the cost of giving everyone the ability to post whatever they want without having sustainable solutions to combat weaponized speech without compromising legitimate dissenting speech. This mistake largely falls on the market for rewarding this shortsightedness for so long.

We've effectively connected and amplified the voice of every village idiot. Before, you knew who the village idiot was and you could ignore them. Now every village idiot gets a loud ass voice that goes to people who don't know them. All they know about the village idiot is they've got this idea that just crazy enough to work.

All of which is amplified by clustering like people across villages. So your village has an idiot and mine does. Now they're hanging out coming up with conspiracies and acting foolish. Which creates less diversity.

Facebook, Google, Twitter, Etc. are inherently tools against diversity of thought. Google wants to show me the last 10 videos I've watched for ages. Twitter, I don't use so i'm just lumping it in cuz everyone else seems to. Facebook at least shows me posts by people I know but again, people I know. In each of these cases it's up to the user to force diversity of thought into the platform.

Our technological world doesn't promote the healthy and hard dialogues needed for people to grow as people. If I want to talk about black issues, I have to find a place where
1) I will get encouraged to have tough conversations (with likes etc).
2) Others will be encouraged to do the same.
3) Conversations can be nuanced enough that people will learn.
4) It will be real conversations with people who you can build a relationship where at least you recognize their name.
5) It needs to also discourage bad behavior such as trolling or abuse.

I was going to lead into a conversation about how HN does or doesn't do this for me, but I think that'd detract from my overall idea. We need to figure out a way to encourage hard dialogue while refraining from encouraging trolling online. This seems to be a pretty hard thing to do without some sort of good localized human oversight, but IDK.
Yes. Oh wait, were you talking about social media censorship?
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You’re right to want to be able to look into what elected officials have said, but social media additionally allows posts to be shared, commented on, and spread widely.

There are thousands of elected officials, so it’s not simply a theoretical question to ask what should be done when one of them posts dangerous misinformation. Shouldn’t Facebook prevent it from spreading widely?
I don’t know where “lockdown sceptics” got their data from but for me the current numbers look like a constant infection rate and only slightly reduced death rate that is also not falling: https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/sweden/
Wait: informations is lost if the blur is truly a gaussian process. The simulation of blur by means of a convolution can perfectly well be reversible.

Image blur is not a gaussian process.
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One more data point that no one with self-respect could work at a FAANG company?
"Weaponized" speech is an Orwellian phrase. You can weaponize weapons, but legitimate speech (outside of clear and present danger, like inciting lawless action or shouting "Fire" in a crowded theater) should always be responded to with speech.
what about videos.
I spent 3 years doing research on (f)MRI. This problem is deeply linked with the models used for the analysis. Basically, the BOLD signal is a new exponential fit everytime. There are no subject parameters considered. On the other hand, task-based analyses always consider the stimulus a discrete step function for the deconvolution.

For example, whenever we enter a room with an annoying clock tick-tacking, we observe it doesn't affect the person native to the room as much. Or whenever we watch an add a second time, it goes by more quickly. Such cases are not accounted for in current models.
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