skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You have completely bastardized the meaning of statistics.

Statistics are meant to understand and bring meaning to chaotic events, like random car accidents, or randomly rolling a dice, or random mechanical failure of some complex system.

Statistics doesn’t work so well, when human interactions become involved.

And it doesn’t work well in this situation, when it comes to policing, where the officer is of the predominant ethnicity, and the victim is of a minority ethnicity.

However, you can probably infer that if the policing is done where the ethnicity of the officer and the civilian, is of a primary vs. minority ethnicity, that there will be enhanced levels of violence involved. This can be one way to infer the statistics.

At a fundamental level, there are human biases involved. There is no escaping this.

It’s possible that if you and the police officer are of the same ethnicity, then you likely have a lower chance of being assaulted or harassed by the police officer.

However, if you are a minority, or of a different ethnicity than the police officer which is of the primary ethnicity, then your probability of being assaulted or harassed by the officer goes up significantly.

The police enforcement system, is really a reflection of society.

Because it is the society that puts these police officers into positions of authority, and it is the same society that keeps them in authority.

So if the police system is corrupt, then at a fundamental level, the society is corrupt.

You can’t fix the problem, if you can’t even acknowledge that you have a problem.

It’s like Trump’s administration that recently said: There is no systemic racism in American Law Enforcement.

Thus, how can you fix something, if you can’t even acknowledge it.
What other western countries have 13% of the population as Africans?
Why would you want to explicitly preserve racist terminology? What point are you trying to make?
They should just ban all ad tracking cookies outright and remove the cookie for good.
I have no reason to trust this site's author any more than I would trust someone impersonating this site's author. What does https gain me?
I added an own entry here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23523830

Learn more about the details: https://brie.fi/ng#help Also see https://webrtc-security.github.io/

WebRTC is end-to-end encrypted by default. There is a signaling server that helps establishing the connections between users in a room, but after that the communication is encrypted. Also those TURN and STUN servers are only required for technical reasons to get peer-to-peer working. So no content is ever passed unencrypted.

That's the difference to other services like Zoom and Jitsi, where a server in the middle is receiving the video streams unencrypted and then redistributes. Although Jitsi is adding encryption support for that as well soon.
CVSS Scores aren’t very accurate, to be honest. Actually, assigning any kind of score to a vulnerability is fairly difficult even if you know what you’re doing.
How? I don't trust the site's author, so from a security standpoint there's nothing gained by distinguishing him from an impersonator.
How often do you need to prevent a customer from stabbing a random person?
Somebody once called me a psycho after learning I don't listen to music/radio when driving. It's simply my preference, but I guess some people feel very strongly about it.
But it could have been solved so much better, for example via the browser using the same UI as the location tracking. Then again we already have that with the "do not track" flag and that doesn't really work without real consequences.
What if I want to block "technical cookies"?
Stop spouting general abstract resistance and go watch the videos and see with your own eyes that something is horribly wrong in your country.
The biggest chunk of those taxes are mandatory government insurance programs. The government may or may not be running them poorly but you can definitively say that the money is being used for a specific purpose.
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I still don't quite understand the generics magic required in order to not generate exponential amounts of code for it to allow random order of arguments, but I won't complain.
That capability would have come in handy on Java/Lombok.
I sort of assumed you weren't alive. I was in high school and remember watching the news reporting a plane had crashed into the tower with an unknown cause then later that there was an explosion then fire at the Pentagon. Finding that surprising is foreign to me, and I wondered if younger people had the impression that it was immediately clear that it was a terrorist attack.

The historiography of WWII has significantly downplayed Hitler's popularity before the war, however many Jewish leaders remaining in Germany were not speaking for the Jewish population.
> For actually writing business logic, replacing code with drag and drop logic blocks is... not really helpful to anybody

It's not helpful for anybody to be able to write their own services, even if they cannot code? Everyone who can't code, would disagree with you. Sure, they can spend some free time to pickup programming, and maybe after a lot of reading and practicing, would be able to build the flow in a programming language, but why do that when you could just drag and drop logic blocks until it solves your particular problem, then move on to what you really care about?
We make ICs and target 20 year lifespan. A lot of cost and over-design goes into achieving that MTBF, especially if a device only had a typical usable lifespan much shorter. ECU should be 30 years, but a GPU, probably not. Will you be gaming on a 30 year old card?
I've worked with plenty of complex legacy C/C++ :).

The downsides are that it doesn't run on modern machines, is difficult to maintain, and you need to implement dozens of workarounds to do basic things that can be done in modern languages with just a couple lines of code.
I would gladly pay 100k+ for a single 10ghz processor with comparable bus speed / RAM combo. Got a single threaded legacy DB that runs way too many things for a large company. Upgrading to a new system is going to cost million+. Running liquid cooled 5hz CPU on a gaming rig right now with an identical box on standby in case of H/W issues. Could easily justify spending 200k every year if it doubled the DB performance.
I agree, but the more I hear about the defund the police narrative the more an agree. Some of these interaction have 0 reason to be adversarial.

For example the Rayshard brooks shooting. Why was a gun needed to wake a man sleeping in a car. Why are guns needed to hand out speeding tickets.

I get that guns are needed if a bank is being robbed. But this is glorified customer service work. Imagine your car breaks down and the AAA guy who came to fix it had a gun. Like y tho?
That stuck out to me as well.

I kinda suspect more ambient radiation. Less atmosphere to catch stray particles, and the smaller gates are more susceptible. Smaller interactions cause random errors.

Anyway, far far outside the scope of my expertise. But that's my guess.
It is funny because I thought Swift for TensorFlow is now largely abandoned.

I guess this is generally the reason why some have little faith in Swift and generally prefer Objective-C.

I still remember 15+ years ago everyone thought Objective-C was horrible. And Java, C# syntax was the future.

Somehow once the alternative actually arrived, OC suddenly became not so bad.
Are they comparing their Falcon 9 experience to Space Shuttle which flew almost a decade ago last time?
I learned C at 14 to 15 from a compiler tutorial. I did however, learn C++ from reading the C++faqs in college and today, years later I still mostly don't get internals in C++ (I don't really understand move semantics but from what I understand the compiler does a better job than me). C++ is a ballooning language and really mastering the thing seems impossible if you have a day job that doesn't involve mastering it.
LOL. Confucius strikes again.
The market is (mostly) efficient but that doesn't mean that the same number of people end up ahead a certain number of dollars as behind.

In a zero-sum game, it's entirely possible and common to have a small number of comparatively large winners and a large number of losers.
First, there is no dichotomy between art and computer. One can like both and learn both. Unfortunately, once someone sees dichotomy, not knowing or liking that other stuff can become identity. Not sure if you met "I can not be artistic/social because I am technical" thing, but opposite "I can not like tech cause I see myself artistic or social" exist too.

I agree that there is nothing wrong with being artist, but it is absolutely normal and ok for parent to want to show good in other things. Artistic parents are also teaching their kids to like art and that is good. She does not have to become programmer, but hating computers for being computers will harm and limit her.

So, I think that talking to her about what she likes and dislikes, why and how the school approach is putting her off could help. If her distaste is because of school, it would be good to help her separate thing (computer), skill (ability to do stuff with it) and the way they force it on her in school. If she has bad feelings about even touching computer, talking, asking questions and listening helps. Ask questions and listen more, talk less.

Also, most of professional drawing is done on computer or tablet these days. Sometimes seeing that the technical is not separate from what you like and can be integral to it can help overcome the hate. If she is watching youtube videos artists make, she must have seen that. There are also easy to use apps that help you make stop motion videos from photos, funny animated stories, 3d modeling and so on. Some of these could help her overcome the dislike. Yet also, making pics of her art, putting it on webpage is something artist might find useful.

The point there is that there is not line between computer and art, just a skill you can acquire and use creatively.

Also, my daughter had periods where she seen computer related things as boy things (to my great annoyance) and avoided them. Or where she concluded she is naturally bad, because basically someone else knew a little bit more so the other kid looked more talented. There, explaining that it is learnable and showing her how little effort it took to learn more helped a lot.
All on chip caches these days have ECC, so the literal answer to your question - if it's a single transistor, it would likely be fine.

However electronics doesn't really fail like that. A single transistor might be "zapped" by a cosmic ray, but that's a transient error. Electromigration causes the copper interconnects between parts of the circuit to break (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromigration#Practical_imp...), especially parts that carry higher current for power distribution around the chip. I had an Intel C2000 fail in a server after 3 years because of this (https://www.theregister.com/2017/02/06/cisco_intel_decline_t...).
But osha I'd assume would have those number. I doubt they are this high.
Interesting! How would you compare this to something like Strapi (strapi.io)? I've been using them at some point last year and I remember the product was pretty good.
In fairness, that happened for many quickly over the past month or two as it hit Netflix. A good deal of people still don't know much/anything about ATLA.
NRF52 Debug Resurrection (Approtect Bypass) Part 2
Firefox can sync between different devices too. More, you can even self-host your sync server if you want.
I'm from Europe and I can tell you the Europe will be dead in 30 years. Wanna highest taxes on planet, endless bureaucracy and dumbest laws? You will find it all here in the EU. Never invest even a penny into European companies, because they are the least competitive on the entire planet. Even in Zimbabwe you will have more return from your investments than from European companies.
Please tell me how the word "master" is inherently racist unless you make it so.

Is a masters degree racist?
Is a master bedroom racist?
Is a master track racist?

The list goes on.

It's only racist because you make it so.

It's almost as stupid as feminists pushing their stupid agenda that everything that contains the word "man" is bad.
The behaviour was initially imported from zsh's PROMPT_SP:

https://github.com/fish-shell/fish-shell/issues/397
Very clever, but given the benefit of history I disagree with the first line. Weakness invites trouble, but strength is not the solution to every problem.
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I'm currently working on something similar for the a new house I'm building, but for the inside.

I plan to have multiple ESP32 nodes with sensors (luminosity, temperature, pressure, moisture, presence detector), ble scanning (in order to detect who is in the room), and microphones for voice control (picovice porcupine library for stop word detection, then google speech 2 text). For the microphones, I'm still waiting for my mems microphnes to directly include them on the sensor node, or I will use an additional board like the esp32-korvo which works very good (already tested). For audio playback in the rooms, I'm planning on using the up2stream amp devices with ceiling speakers. As for powering it, I'm still unsure on what to use. I first ordered some olimex POE esp32 isolated (so you can power them from both POE and USB at the same time). However the ethernet interface will go up/down in an endless loop after a few minutes of sending data over mqtt. Strangely, the non ISO version works though as it seems, I haven't run it though in a box (higher temperature). So I'm still unsure if I use POE or a 220V->5V converter in each case, or feed them directly with 5V from a central place (which would require more cable length planning)

I did some programming at first, but then quickly switched top https://esphome.io/ which allows you to include your sensors without writing any code. It has support for all kinds of sensors, integrated API, mqtt, webserver, etc... and you only have to configure one yaml file which will then automatically generate the C code and compile/upload your firmware. No need to reinvent the wheel!

It's also easy to include your own components in case you want to do anything custom. The only disadvantage is that it's still based on esp32 idf 3 (in case you are adding components, I would prefer to do it for the new version and not the old one), but the v4 was only released a few weeks ago.
>Not sure what to think really, should we get angry how younger generations get taught so outdated information

(I'm an Indian that learned C++ in school using Turbo C++ 10 years ago.)

Outdated? The point of learning programming at that age is to understand the basics - functions / if / for / while, structs / classes, and pointers. All of those work the same in Turbo C++ or in the latest MSVC.

Sure learning C++ via Turbo C++ doesn't prepare the student for modern code that uses `<algorithm>` or `std::shared_ptr` (or `std` at all), but those can always be learned later. The basics are more important.

If anything, the fact that Turbo C++ came with graphics.h meant I could make screensavers like starfield and a visual sudoku solver by myself without any hassle. It made programming fun and was certainly part of the reason I'm a programmer today. I'm not even sure how I would do those with MSVC or gcc today, let alone 10 years ago. WinForms + GDI? SDL? Both are much more complicated than what I remember of graphics.h's API.

Edit: graphics.h was the header with the graphics API, not conio.h
> Does anyone else have this problem? :-/

This is not a problem! I also prefer dead trees, I just like the experience of holding and reading them. For technical books, a digital copy is useful also to find all occurrences of a word (especially on older books with incomplete indices).
If GDPR starts to be enforced, they’ll go after the low hanging fruit first.

You don’t need to be compliant, just more compliant than the worst.
I used to have access to heaps of weird real machines as well, but sadly everything now is x32/x64.
I don't know why you're being downvoted; you're absolutely correct. Or perhaps not "needed", but without cookies your experience on the web is going to be crap. Repeatedly entering your language preference, viewing first visit tutorials, ironically seeing the cookie banners on every visit (unless you block them), having to log back into sites like Amazon, Netflix and gmail on every visit, etc. etc. Cookies (or some form of local storage) are extremely useful.
That's just wrong. News Corp has for years allowed its newspapers and editorial divisions to lose money or operate inefficiently while it can cross-subsidise them from cash cows such as Foxtel. It is quite clear that Murdoch highly values the influence that his media conglomerate can give him.

Yes, money is important too, but it is not the only thing that matters to the shareholders (a.k.a. Rupert Murdoch).
I find it easier to eat right when I do cardio and weight exercise. Maybe it's about practicing tolerating discomfort in the moment. Or about hormones. But I just don't crave junk when I exercise. Or it's because I don't have time to sit around on the couch and be bored because I fill the time with exercise. Not sure why. But I've never really been more than 5-10 kg overweight, so slow and steady was good for me. My issue was rather body composition, not pure weight. You need to train to gain lean mass. Losing weight at all price is only the very beginning of the journey.
Also I rather like to track things like waist circumference rather than weight. Your weight may stay the same, while becoming more lean. Of course if you start as overweight as the average American, your first goal may reasonably be to just lose weight and figure out leanness afterwards.

Still exercise may help so many other aspects like mood, energy,sleep quality etc. (even if not in the moment but with an hour or day or two delay) which are all helpful to keep oneself on track in the kitchen. It can be a concrete motivational goal to be able to lift this or that much, run so and so far, and it's straightforward to see how you will need to pay attention to your food it you want to achieve that.
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Isn't your usecase just a one-to-many stream, like e.g. Youtube, Twitch, Periscope, etc. all provide? That should be easier than a proper n-way meeting.
The arts as a profession really is one of those things where you should only get into it if you are so driven that you have no choice, IMO. More likely than not, you'll be scraping by in poverty for the rest of your life, seeking validation from funding gatekeepers, compromising your work in the process in order to secure funding to do it in the first place.

If you can bear the thought of doing some other work, then getting a decent paycheck and having art as more of a hobby or side venture may be much more fulfilling. (And frankly, most people I know in the arts do all kinds of side jobs to pay the bills, anyway.)
Part1...
https://limitedresults.com/2020/06/nrf52-debug-resurrection-...

...and the related discussion on HN
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23485711
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> Constraints like using a limited environment can do wonders for people’s creativity

The problem is that the teachers (and the students by extension) don't know that they are learning helpessly outdated things.
Nothing would be lost if they were instead learning today's coding styles & paradigms and they could be actually much more creative by using modern practices where the compiler can infer a lot instead of trying to fight with older compilers and doing that: https://github.com/vibhoothiiaanand/CNotepad/blob/dlevel/CNo...

How many security issues will be caused because that student hasn't been taught about global variable issues, std::string, etc... ? I'm not hopeful.

If you want to be "creative", you can do the same thing than this: https://github.com/vibhoothiiaanand/CNotepad/blob/dlevel/CNo... but in much prettier, portable, useful and much less lines of code with e.g. OpenFrameworks: https://openframeworks.cc/ofBook/chapters/lines.html - and at least the tutorial gives you an idea of non-one-letter variable names.

Dear student: please send that to your teachers please : https://github.com/jcelerier/cpp-teaching-manifesto
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A few highlights are Fleek, Textile, Audius, 3box, Anytype, Qri, Berty, and MagicLeap! Specifically in the blockchain space, there's Peepeth, Augur, Uniswap, Civic, Arbore, and Aragon.
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Is there a network of people installing such weather stations and sharing their info? I thought a crowd-source weather information like that could be very useful.