skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> If you want to have fun, try calling revoke(2) on character devices that are not TTYs. I remember fixing a bug in FreeBSD once, where you could make the system panic by calling that function on /dev/bpf.

IIRC there's a lot of problems with revoke(2) on anything that's not a tty device, so on OpenBSD revoke(2) returns ENOTTY in those cases.

https://github.com/openbsd/src/commit/0aefaaaa63aa6de2ea734f...

https://github.com/openbsd/src/commit/205dd0b22f2c32de7bacbd...

This was discovered earlier on during pledge(2) development.
Here in Portugal its "Multibanco" network that is used. That's why "MB way" got that "send money thorugh phone numbers" in 2014, and worked with every bank without commissions.

Very few people even have credit cards.

Places like restaurants and groceries still usual demand something like "minimum 5/10€ to use card", but those signs are disappearing.
TowardsDataScience: A small ethnic group repelled coronaviruses for millennia?
They all are
Close to 40 here. Have these experiences, you'll regret it later if you don't. There will be plenty of solitude later.
>NATO has 18 aircraft carriers

That's because Russia never had interest in aircraft carriers, it's just not their military motto, you need Carrier's to attack a Country outside of your reach, witch Russia knew would never be successfully happen against NATO-States, that's why even in the Cold war Russia was always focused on defense.
Yeah but he is white so majority

idk what did reddit think when they wrote those rules
I was depressed for 10 years. Changing diet, environment, and exercise did not help. Psychiatric medication and therapy helped.
AFAIK Monzo are pulling back on their US business, so probably only UK for now.
I'm surprised Substack's business model is charging ~10% from one's revenue. A fixed pricing would make more sense. Why would anyone who is planning on profiting from their newsletter would go with a deal like that? Building a newsletter site these days is a pretty simple task with many no code solutions. I'm not saying what Substack provides is not worth paying for, just that it's a bad deal for people with successful newsletters that generate money, and a good deal for everyone else. But the former users are the ones Substack need in order to make money.
Here is Wikipedia's version of the story:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019_Reed_Bank_incident

"On 13 June 2019, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman pronounced the incident and "ordinary maritime accident".[10] The following day, the Chinese Embassy in Manila released a statement via Facebook claiming that a Chinese fishing boat, Yuemaobinyu 42212, "was berthed near Reed Bank when it was suddenly besieged by 7 or 8 Filipino fishing boats". In attempting to evade the Filipino boats, the Chinese vessel's lightning grid cable dragged into the Filipino boat's pilothouse, causing the boat to tilt and founder.[11] This Facebook post however, was later deleted.[12]

China released a revised statement on 18 June 2019, this time omitting the narrative that Yuemaobinyu 42212 had been besieged by 7 or 8 Filipino fishing boats. The statement referred to the incident as an "accidental collision" between fishing boats and offered sympathies to the Filipino fishermen.[13]

In August 2019 Chen Shiqin, the president of the Guangdong Fishery Mutual Insurance Association sent a letter to the Philippines apologizing for one of its member's ships sinking F/B Gem-Ver and subsequently abandoning its crew.[14] It was initially reported that the apology was accepted, but this was later refuted by the Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs.[15]"

The initial reaction to the incident certainly looks like bullying. What would you call it?

>>Speaking of state victims, here's a fun fact - India rounded up all of its ethnic Chinese residents (including Indian citizens) and put them into an internment camp for 5 years with no apology or compensation.

There was an actual war going on at that time. There is a perception in India that China backstabbed the Indian prime minister of that day. I am fairly certain not one person in China would agree.

Isn't that exactly what USA did to its Japanese citizens during World War II? Is that supposed to prove anything one way or another? Yes, during war lots of ugly things happen. But that's why nobody likes to go to war, isn't it? The first casualty of war is the truth.
Color output seems to be tuned for dark terminal backgrounds. Memory, vCPUs, and Storage are nearly unreadable on a white background.
Well many of the APIs Apple rejected asked for permission.

If asking permission is what it takes for Safari to implement something than they could suggest a modification with permissions.

Flat out rejecting everything comes across as Microsoft style aggression back when MS was actively seeking to kill open platforms in favor proprietary APIs.

Apple could even suggest tying permissions into the App Store and require web domains to be signed and approved by app stores for the permissions to work, but not presenting alternative proposals suggests they are not interested in making the Web better.

The whole App clips thing is kind of ludicrous because it’s a text book example (eg paying a parking meter) that the Web model excels at. The fact that they didn’t choose the web for that is telling. WeChat for example has deployed such mini apps for years in China to support interactions with vending machines, restaurants, etc by simply scanning a QR code. It works brilliantly and didn’t need an App Store.
Another good place to start is with his 1945 paper, The Use of Knowledge in Society [1]. It’s readable in a single sitting, and packed with insights that go far beyond economics.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Use_of_Knowledge_in_Soci...

https://www.fee.org/articles/the-use-of-knowledge-in-society
Could you update the `...&filter...` example to wrap the URL in quotes so that the `&` isn't interpretted by the shell as sending the process to the background?
Sorry, for those waking up from a century-long hibernation, what the new reddit rule is?
"Both Russia, and China spent a big chunk of their history under foreign occupation"
What's the Russian's big chunk?
"having to server as a tributary, or vassal lord to some Hun/Mongol/Tatar/Manchu khan on your own home soil?"
Didn't Grand Duchy of Muscovy predecessors come to existence thanks to alliance with Golden Horde?
A common comparison is drawn to flying a plane - its a proceduralised and mechanical process for a lot of the time, but occasionally unexpected things happen and you need knowledge and skills to react quickly and prevent serious injury and death. Its like flying a plane but if every plane was built differently with no instruction manual, some of the planes are badly broken before you take off, and someone's trying to repair the engines in mid air.

I'm currently revising for my anaesthetics exams. The things I'm meant to know include:

* The physics and mechanical principles of all the equipment I use, from the ventilator to the pulse oximiter - so that I can identify when and how it might fail and how to respond

* The pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, and mechanism of all the drugs I might use - so I can understand their effects, side-effects, and interactions

* The physiology and function of the human body, including the respiratory, circulatory, neurological, renal, gastrointestinal, musculoskeletal, and immune systems - so I can understand how anaesthesia effects these systems, and how diseases and disorders of the systems will interact with the anaesthetic and how problems can be identified and treated

* The anatomy of the body, with particular focus on the head and neck anatomy to aide in intubation and airway procedures, and neuro-anatomy to aide in regional anaesthetic techniques

* The anatomical, phsiological, and pharmacological consequences of pregnancy, childhood, old-age, and a huge variety of acute and chronic diseases - so I can understand and adapt anaesthetics to these conditions
Single hose air conditioners can't cool a room: Convert them to dual hose
I didn’t make the argument that racism against whites doesn’t exist. I am a white male who has been a victim of racism, too.

I’m making the point that policing instances of racism perpetrated against people of color doesn’t make white people victims.

Don’t like the association with racism just because you’re white? Then do something about it. Spread the word that racism is wrong.

And well, if don’t mind the association with racism quite so much as the fact that many white people are starting to be held accountable for their racist actions, then you are a racist.
Still a weird choice of font for a website. It looks somehow ok in firefox, but unreadably thin in chromium
With the current state of software, you have application integration services like Celigo and Boomi that allow 'ordinary' users to do the job of a programmer.

Before, you'd need a skilled programmer to take 3 months to link together applications or data from different companies, and your accountant can do it in an afternoon using a graphical interface.
>you can just... Use the internet

I don't get why you made this argument and then immediately rebutted it in the next paragraph. If people with enough power dislike a group of people enough, in this case white nationalists, they can be marginalized to the point they're making TOR websites.

The idea that censoring free speech isn't a problem because people can just start their own website is about as naive as free speech absolutism is. It trivializes censorship. If a major platform banned all lgbt discussion on the pretense it was no big deal because peoole could start their own website nobody would have any of it despite the fact that the only thing that had changed is the target.

Realistically censorship haalways been part of the internet and human society more broadly, it's an inevitability. The broad issues I'm concerned with is concentration of power over speech and increasing echo chambers in online communities. Reddit has shifted more and more towards central control including implicit threats for moderators/communities who step out of line.
Mike Rothenberg charged with wire fraud
Thanks for the recommendation! When you say "Feller", do you mean this book? [1]

I'm already looking forward to it.

[1]: https://www.amazon.com/Introduction-Probability-Theory-Appli...
Despite what every book says, despite having three agile coaches run workshops with the team, despite this issue being specifically addressed with everyone involved, and being acknowledged as wrong, it still becomes the purpose of the standup.

No amount of "this is not the purpose of a standup" and "you're doing it wrong" can fix human nature. Management is mostly interested in progress and timelines, and will give unintentional (or not) feedback, even through body language, whenever a task is delayed or impacted in any way. They have some authority over team members' performance eval. Hence people will end up reporting to them no matter how hard you try. The only possible fix is to remove management or product from the standup, which is how it was originally supposed to be - but that seems unthinkable in the "agile at scale' format most companies have adopted today.
How has the Covid-19 outbreak affected the packaging industry?
Like in many other industries, the COVID-19 crisis has made major disruption in the packaging sector. The global packaging sector is a relatively mature and vast market.
I think Reddit should make it clear that if you live in Europe and you post that type of content you are breaking the law.

In the UK hate speech does not have an exemption for certain groups. People should be warned as posters will get arrested.
Definitive Guide to Agile Scrum Sprint
https://www.reddithelp.com/en/categories/rules-reporting/acc...

>While the rule on hate protects such groups, it does not protect all groups or all forms of identity. For example, the rule does not protect groups of people who are in the majority or who promote such attacks of hate.
Useful tool!

Do you not need to escape the ampersand in the second example? otherwise bash will run it in the background and skip the `filters=t2,m4` part.
Hey!

Good question RE why baking, because this does apply to any energy intensive activities (possibly an iteration for the future).

....so, 1) we've started with baking as we believe its the most accessible way to contextualise what is a challenging topic to explain (especially for those outside of the academic world)

2) the wider the audience we're able to engage, we hope, the greater the impact. Baking is a ubiquitous activity that (almost all?) households do regularly, and it can be scheduled around the forecast with fairly low impact to the user's time

3) cause baking is also pretty popular right now ;)

But the same logic applies to other activities, it's better to use the dishwasher, wash your clothes, charge your (car) batteries when there's more renewable energy being generated.

RE the discrepancy between the figures, we're only including 'hydro', 'wind' and 'solar' in our calculations, whereas the Electricity Map includes Biomass (which can be a controversial inclusion due to the associated land use and biodiversity impacts).

Also, a lot of this is based on forecasting models (which rely on many factors incl historic weather data, forecasted weather, consumption etc etc), so... you could say it's similar in some ways to predicting the weather. We use the GB's National Grid Carbon Intensity statistics (https://carbonintensity.org.uk/) for our data so that we're most closely aligned geographically.
I said this before on the previous thread. Without knowing the author's background, you can't trust his claim. Either he provides reproducible evidence or has something backing up his claims.
WWDC has a couple of talks regarding runtime improvements, and low level coding including unsafe style coding with Swift.
Can we use Portals to implement something like single sign on without either needing to redirect to an identity provider or doing a pop up? These things are increasingly hard to pull of without redirects/popups in a modern browsing world that is hostile to 3rd party cookies (which is mostly a good thing).

Also does it play nice with all of the intelligent tracking prevention stuff Apple is implementing?
> The air traffic control sector is very dubious about AI in general

What do ATCs require AI for, anyway? At least as a failsafe against operators issuing catastrophic orders or to catch pilots not following orders (or veering off course), spatial awareness and collision checks is basic geometry only, and the system can be automatically fed with radar and AIS data.

> Are they sure lifeguards will not rely on the AI, potentially miss obvious distressed swimmers, and be useless when the system completely fail?

That, plus it has been shown multiple times that AIs trained on majority White normal-weight Caucasian datasets will have issues with people of color, Asian people or people over/underweight. And given that many issues regarding discrimination in AI only pop up way after release, this scares me.
They have (had?) uniqueIds. But they don't solve the problem of identifying real users. You can simple fake them or take a real one from somewhere. Information-Density of a single value is far to thin to be a reliable indication on whether someone is a real human or just a script.
Show HN: I Turned a Poster into an Amiibo
> "Hey, just realize how great your life is"

In a way this is how it is, except not in words nor in your imagination, rather in a real experience of oneness with whole rest of the Universe where every cell in your body explodes with ecstasy. If it happens to you even for a moment you will never see depression (with any of it's grades) ever again. Sounds too good to be true? Well again, if it works it doesn't matter how it sounds.

> Yeah, the same is true for curing cancer by eating nothing but cucumbers for a year. Unless you try it, you can't know.

That is, if you are interested in genuine knowledge. If you want superficial knowledge to show off with your friends - you can read some books or talk to some people. Reality is only known by direct experience.
Meta: I'm not a native speaker, but that lonely 'W' in the title really irks me. Suggested alternate title would be something like "Intel's Sapphire Rapid debuts x86 Advanced Matrix Extension" (59 chars).
'You have to take action': one hospital cleaner’s journey through the pandemic
How is it 2x faster than react? Where does this claim come from?
Former VC Mike Rothenberg charged with wire fraud by the DOJ
nonsensical stuff.
In Gothenberg, Sweden, for instance, you can't buy public transport tickets with cash. Which meant that when a beggar approached me and asked for some cash so he could travel home, I knew he was lying. I hadn't even bothered getting any Swedish cash when I visited the country.
Lots of gas stations have the 'cash' price listed on the sign
That's not inherently linked to the children being black, it's more linked to Black people being significantly more poor, as a result have way less access to swimming pools or vacations on water bodies, and therefore drown more due to lack of training.
Impact of Covid-19 on Fire protection Industry
I have been suffering from anxiety and depression for the majority of my adult life. Recent events have had an interesting effect on this. I was following the COVID-19 news in early January and I felt very anxious all the time. Strangely, my anxiety felt lighter when my country of residence locked down. I've seen this reported elsewhere too. I think seeing everyone reacting to the outbreak was almost comforting to me. For the first time in my life, people were reacting to an event with anxiety in the same way that I was. I no longer felt that anxiety was a disability but rather a reasonable response to events. Purchases of supplies slowly over a period of 8 weeks before lockdown proved a wise move and family members commented on my sensible reactions. Behavior that I have been trying to eradicate with therapy and medication for many years had proven to be the right choice.

This experience seems to have confused my brain. I am questioning old patterns of thinking and having to establish boundaries for negative thought-patterns again. It feels very odd and I feel I have gone backwards many years in my mental health development. My thoughts go out to the many people suffering from these problems, indeed many much worse than I.
What does the power curve mean in this context?
Or how about remove “the ” from the start of the sentence, and just writing “with”
Yes, backlinks are created automatically in Foam. See this page of the docs about opening the Backlinks Explorer pane: https://foambubble.github.io/foam/backlinking

To search, I think you can use VS Code’s built-in project-wide file contents search (⌘⇧F) or filename fuzzy matching (⌘P).
Haven't seen the numbers but in most benchmarks React.js isn't the quickest.
And this site includes an interesting chart of effective light frequencies:

"This chart pulled from the Joovv site shows that one of the receptors of light energy in our body, Cytochrome C Oxidase, absorbs many more photons at certain wavelengths."

https://primalhacker.com/blogs/learn/red-light-photobiomodul...
I can't speak for him, but in Germany PhD, MD and JD all have the same title ("Doktor", abbr. "Dr."). So I guess that includes doctors and lawyers.
There was a fictional story about Russian government in early 20th century to fencing off a large area and putting all communists there. This way the communists could build the communism in a confined area and clearly demonstrate its benefits.

They were provided wit initial supply of pretty much everything and could ask for more should the need arise.

The first thing young communists ran out of was ammo.
What the hell? Surely this isn't real?
% fees are very attractive to people who are starting small or experimental and have no real idea as to whether the idea will take off.

It’s and automated, easy to understand freemium model.
I'm not talking about phone manufacturers funding the Linux kernel, but how they might want to fund an "Android consortium" like Linux is funded by companies like Redhat and IBM.
"Safe Ruthenium rain falls over Bashkortostan",
"27 police officers injured in a largely peaceful anti-racist protest"... -- how could I forget about these exceptional examples of very complicated news reporting job well done.
Everyone in Europe uses debit cards. You don't have debit cards in the US?

It's a plastic card, it is issued by your bank, it's still using the visa/mastercard network, but instead of credit, it is tied to actual funds in your bank account.
Also one of co-creators has said RE biomass:

A significant proportion of biomass in the UK is imported. Some from the Americas . Also we don't look at the imports. I suspect the electricity map attempts to take that into account as that is the aim of their site. We exclude imports, which are probably nuclear anyway. Some sites include nuclear as a clean fuel.
Yes, of course. But they should be called out for misrepresenting policy designed to work against discrimination of racial minorities as a discriminatory act against white people.
"guillotine jeff bezos" is nothing new and some definitely means it literally, although it has more or less become a meme with change.org petitions for guillotining him etc. But there are alot of people that are serious about "violent revolution" being the only way to true freedom.
That's not true at all. It's certainly not common to require credit cards for car rentals in Europe. Must be an American thing.
This is the 1950s though, infrastructure like Google's is surely to have logs and security teams. Unless they physically shove a USB into a production server and rip content. I'm pretty confident you could secure a data center, the only other way is to install sketchy processing chipsets that phone home or something.

You're probably right, they might have some sketchy way, but if you really wanted to see who is doing what with your data from within your data center you could really set controls to do so.
Guile scheme, if you have users that don't have the knee-jerk "ewww parentheses!" reaction. The threading model is vastly different from lua, but compared to regular lua you get a lot faster execution.
Don't fool yourself, Apple will never remove killer apps, only small insignificant apps. Instagram for example "steals" way too much data than necessary, yet apple does not remove them. TikTok just got caught for some stuff - still there.

So they might catch some rogue apps, but far from reliable or trustworthy. They protect their platform image, nothing more.

With webapps at least I can take some measures like ad and tracking blocking myself. I don't have to give access to the system unless some case really warrants it.
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That was the GPs point.
TikTok along with 58 Chinese apps banned by Indian Government
Sounds like you played a stupid game and won a stupid prize.
How are those claims are extraordinary? It's stuff that all apps are doing to some degree.
As other users noted, this feature has recently become part of the community edition. They are currently in a rolling effort to move stuff from paid to free.

You should really check GitLab out again if the last time you used it / upgraded it was one year or so ago.