skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The solution is to borrow ideas from those who have done it before.

One idea comes from quake: for collision response, call a function recursively until there's no more collision.

Basically, it pushes you away from a given plane. So the function looks like pushAway(plane, you). If that pushes you into something else, you get pushed away again, recursively.

If you imagine a V shape, the result is that you end up "standing" on the V, because you're getting pushed away from both sides of the V equally.

I'm not sure my explanation is very good, so to simplify: just add recursion, lol. (You'll need to limit the max recursion depth, or else you'll get a frozen game.)

I used to try to solve things from first principles – and it's more fun to do that – but there's no shame in copying the answer. Carmack's solutions tended to be copied from the medical rendering field anyway. :)
Just because he is 17 doesnt mean he didnt understand the repurcutions of his actions. That said, Twitter should be facing fines as well for not protecting their platform. I mean seriously what if someone gets hold of a say, Putin or Trump's account and starts stating they are launching strikes on XYZ country within the hour, what happens then? With great power comes great responsibility and these platforms of communication are no exception.
A lot of people think their iPhone is a general purpose computer, it isn't.

If Apple is forced to allow other app stores etc, shouldn't MS, Sony and Nintendo be forced to open their platforms as well?
My comment about rust and 'blazingly fast' is a bit offhand, but my point is just because it's native, doesn't mean it's fast. People can, and do, write crappy slow code in any language.

C++ projects (or D, Zig, Nim, Swift, or your native language of choice) don't sell themselves as 'blazingly fast' every single time but all, in principle, produce fast native code.
That is a risk of a walled garden like iOS.

There's always the web. Good luck banning a website.
CO2 Absorbers (CO2 Breather Filter, CO2 Scrubbers)
Purpose

To Prevent Carbon Dioxide from entering into process water storage tanks such as Demi. Water storage tanks and Condensate Storage tanks.

Applications

Wherever CO2 must be removed from the air.
•Demineralized water storage tanks
•Condensate storage tanks
•Other Storage tanks

Design

Basically, CO2 absorbers are the customized equipment reflecting customer requirements.
•Housing :
Stainless Steel Grade(with sight glass)
•Absorbent(Indicator) :
Absorbent shall be replaced when the color change from white to violet. This means it is saturated and the capacity is exhausted.
•Minimized resistance to gas flow
•Installation :
In enclosed and outside positions.
•Top mounting / Ground mounting

Types

We have various type equipment. These types are applied differently by the customer requirements.

[CO2 Absorbers_TYPE1]

[CO2 Absorbers_TYPE2]
Yup. Low-effort expressions of incredulity such as this one are a dime a dozen on the internet, and barely worth their weight in bits. We really do have the ability to haul them before congress, impose fines, bring forward anti-trust cases.

It surely is imperfect, but as I said we have tools we can bring to bear, and it's in a context of a working relationship with the US rather than foreign adversaries which is what distinguish those cases from TikTok. If you read that and all you heard was 'Big Tech is Perfect' then I'm just wasting my time here.
I agree that it's useful to have that, but sadly still not very discoverable. I know people who won't tap anything before they are shown what it does.

I might fall into the same category, noticing how confused I was recently after running some software with no button labels for the first time.
> it's always struck me as unfair that Western social media companies are banned in China.

It is not about fairness it is just about power.

It always struck me how people in one nation can apply a single issue to defend his nation when there are many other issues that invalidate the argument about the fairness of his own nation actions.
There really isn't a "payment", the card broadcast everything needed to anyone who asks. There is no handshake or anything.

And yes, it is unencrypted in a lot of countries.

There are even apps in the play store for reading them.
Instagram Morphs into an Information Powerhouse
Please read "the machine stops" by E.M. Forrester
For photos and videos, you can try PhotoStructure. I wrote it because I was in exactly your situation: a pile of hard drives, and no coherent organization. It won't handle deduping other files types, though.

https://photostructure.com/about/introducing-photostructure/
I think a rule of thumb is "by the time a company is large enough to have someone in tech doing full-time management, your application is going to pass through someone else before getting to them for a second pass of filtering."

Small, scrappy startups will have the decision-maker doing the first-pass filtering. None of those people will be called "manager".
Most of those don't matter and didn't matter anyway: Chromebooks and Apple desktops are a tiny portion of a small market; Apple's volume chips are iPhones. Intel never really had a grip on any kind of mobile handset market and hasn't for years, despite that they still post record profits. That's because the margins on handsets are very slim, unless you're Apple.

The only actual major change here is AWS offering Graviton, which actually hints at their real cash cow: datacenter SKUs with absurd markup. Something like 80% of their profit margins are here. More accurately, the change is that there are now viable silicon competitors to Intel in the performance department. So it's now clear that ultra-integrated hyperscalers who can actually afford tape out costs (7nm CPUs are not cheap to produce in volume) have an option to vertically integrate with e.g. Neoverse. Smaller players will not do this still, because alternative options like Rome will be adequate. But the only reason any of them are changing anything is cost savings, because now there are actual viable competitors to Intel when there were zero of them for like, 15 years. Producing cutting edge silicon products isn't easy, but it's very profitable, it turns out.

To be clear, Intel isn't charging $10,000 for a Xeon Platinum because it costs $9500 to make and they make $500 in profit. (Likewise, AMD doesn't produce competitors at 1/5th the price because they made a revolutionary, scientific breakthrough in processor design.) They're charging what you'll pay, not what it takes to produce. Seeing as they currently still have a complete stranglehold on the datacenter industry and make more in a quarter than most of their competitors do in several years, I suspect they've got much more "staying power" than the watercooler chat on this website would lead you to believe.
In geometry a plane extends infinitely far, so unless two planes are perfectly in parallel they will collide. Not too useful for collision detection (but useful for other things).
TikTok: Trump says he will ban Chinese video app in the US
> So when bying a laptop to go along with your smartphone, the Mac running Apple Silicon has a huge benefit, as it integrates more seamless than ever with your smartphone.

I don’t really think the connection here is so strong. Having the same ISA means very little.
>I'll add to the diversity on your team and _research_ has shown that diversity often makes for better, more successful teams.

For me it's a red flag.

Not only I don't think this is good when SE advertise himself with something like that, but also there are researches which show that diversity ain't that great as people seems to make it off.
Perhaps the banks did't want to trust the security of the phone?

Bear in mind these card readers were introduced in the UK and Sweden in 2007, around the same time as the first iPhone.
Democracy for Sale
They don't need to spend any intentional effort on this. There's already the massive obstacle for a good desktop experience: no open GPU driver for Apple GPUs.

Even before that, there's the question of how they enumerate devices on the platform, how standard or custom the peripherals are…
So true, that could be a simple static html page.
Court Denies EFF, ACLU Effort to Unseal DOJ Efforts to Break Encryption
A Step-by-Step Guide to Building a Trading Bot in Any Programming Language
They also showed Parallels running a Linux VM, so virtualization is there of course.
It's important to note that what is being investigated are neuromorphic processors. i.e. attempts to model biological brains. A paragraph from the article directly addresses why conventional regularization isn't used.

> “The issue of how to keep learning systems from becoming unstable really only arises when attempting to utilize biologically realistic, spiking neuromorphic processors or when trying to understand biology itself,” said Los Alamos computer scientist and study coauthor Garrett Kenyon. “The vast majority of machine learning, deep learning, and AI researchers never encounter this issue because in the very artificial systems they study they have the luxury of performing global mathematical operations that have the effect of regulating the overall dynamical gain of the system.”
What do you base your reasoning that this is just Trump being butthurt on? Because I have a strong suspicion that even though you don’t think the TikTok ban is ideological, your reasoning for that on the other hand is ideological.
But the potential was there. I was providing an all to likely possibility of someone hacking twitter in the way that happened here. Not sure why I have been downvoted for stating something sensible to the question that was asked.
Look, if you don’t believe in the western systems of checks and balances despite the long, long track record of it performing with greater regard for human dignity than any regime without checks and balances, we’re just not going to be able to have a conversation here.

No sensible person would suggest the American system is perfect. But to suggest that an imperfect system of checks and balances is tantamount to an actual unashamed dictatorship is equally divorced from reality.

There’s nowhere for this conversation to go, so have a good weekend!
I agree. Especially out of school, barring a thesis/project/etc. that really lines up well with certain employers, it's really a numbers game both for you and for any large company. Heck, way back when, I got a job offer from Boeing without even a phone screen based on my resume and cover letter; I had on-site only after I asked to visit.

In the days before email and online applications, I just sent out tons of letters/resumes plus on-campus interviews. Mid-career I totally switched tactics and the few jobs I've had since came entirely through contacting people I knew.
If OP really only wants to allow academic email addresses, they could use the domains from JetBrains' swot repository: https://github.com/JetBrains/swot/tree/master/lib/domains
Good to know - thanks for clarifying.
> If you want to reach out to someone in China, you have to use a Chinese company's app

If you want to talk to someone in China, you have to use WeChat and have your entire conversation mined by the CCP. There’s no encryption and no alternative. The writing has been on the wall for years that the US will be left with no choice but to blacklist Chinese apps in the same manner.
Is the problem better than 80% with other paradigms though? Even after controlling for "only smart programmers bother working in less popular paradigms"?
SVE is a niche HPC thing just like AVX512. For most applications NEON (aka AdvSIMD) is more than enough.
IME recruiters don’t really care if software developers lost their job. It makes sense since they are judged by their ability to source candidates and get them to accept offers.
When should China open their domestic markets to foreign competition?
Samsung to halt production at its last computer factory in China
TIL about Luso-Asians and Luso-Indians https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luso-Asians
The effect of Covid-19 on the property market in UK
Twitter hack: Bognor Regis man one of three charged
I'm sure there are some people who think "when I want to draw a circle in gimp, I start by installing Inkscape", but I'm surely not one of them.
If any other country in the world did this to, say, Facebook, we would denounce them as an illegitimate dictator. Astonishing.
If you're really looking for a job you won't be fussy. Anywhere in the world.
That's a pretty harsh interpretation of what I said.
(And very far from intended)
There are English tips for formula in the functionlist.js
how to find new people . Even after creating new account it is not showing any people or explore page

It is remaining as the same but with log out button that's it nothing is coming up
KODA have not been that really the last 6ish years and by law they have not been it the last 4. There was a EU law in 2014 that made a law against it.
If I recall correctly, Basques also have a history of reacting poorly when people try to deny their culture exists or eradicate it.
Alan Turing proved that a solution to the halting problem cannot exist. Per Wikipedia:[0]

> A key part of the proof was a mathematical definition of a computer and program, which became known as a Turing machine; the halting problem is undecidable over Turing machines.

It cannot be possible to “map” a Turing machine with a finite number of operations. Without true decision trees and loops, FHE isn’t Turing complete. At minimum, there needs to be a concept of a conditional jump—if X, jump to instruction Y.

You can unravel some programs into a finite set of instructions, but that doesn’t make FHE Turing complete.

Take the following code, for example:

function f(x):
while x == 1:
do nothing
return x

For a machine to be Turing complete, it must be able to run that function. FHE can’t do that, by definition; it would reveal information about the input.

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halting_problem
Art is not a typical 8 hour job (if there is any...) as artist typically produce things decoupled from everyday needs of a Consumer. Consumer is raised to drink/eat big corp goods, which are neither fine, nor arts
Is Secure Boot on Linux actually secure?

I remember reading it was like a signed loader and that's it.
But I presume that's incorrect?
If Apple is holding back PWAs then you should be able to find some successful ones for the platform that has 85% of the market.
> I think it's reasonable to do for national security purposes

Haven't the most egregious erosions of civil liberties (Patriot Act for example) been implemented using the same argument? Not commenting on the validity of your position specifically, but your reasoning for it seems like it could be applied to just about anything regardless of how well it fits into the idea of a free and open democracy
Looks to be missing quite a lot of offensive content from the searches I tried, things that bit me in the past.
I tried the portable install on 64-bit Windows 10 1909 Professional and it didn't work. The cursor was stuck in the upper left hand corner and I never got a command prompt.
There is a Danish company that specializes in sugar free products that was named Isis. Initially they sold ice cream or in Danish 'is' hence the name.

After 23 years they changed their name to Easis quoting problems with building new customer relations especially abroad.

Name change announcement (in Danish): https://www.easis.dk/isis-er-lagt-paa-hylden
DI is just a convoluted synonym for passing in arguments.
In Europe (at least in some countries) local law dictates that unauthorized debit card payments are to be reimbursed by banks.
It is unfair: unfair to the Chinese people whose access is censored.

Adding an extra wrong on top, doesn't make a right.
The ErgoDash[1] has 7 keys along the bottom, of which either 3 or 4 are thumb keys (the 4th key can be soldered in two positions).

At least the way I set up my ErgoDash, either side can be primary. I think this is now standard.

> I find it hard to come up with uses for the fancier things the keyboard firmware can do (eg dual purpose modifier keys, space cadet shift, macros etc).

- I have[2] a simultaneous press of T and 5 set to be F5. Similarly for the whole top row.

- A short tap of my media key is "Media Next". A solid press is "Media Play/Pause". A long press is "Ctrl + Media Stop", which my media player recognizes as "Stop after current track". Something similar for the volume key.

- Enter is a thumb key, but when held down it's Ctrl.

- I have a window switching key, which holds down Alt and presses Tab, but keeps Alt held down for 0.5s in case of subsequent presses.

- I have single keys for Ctrl+PgUp and Ctrl+PgDown, which switches tabs in many applications.

[1] https://github.com/omkbd/ErgoDash

[2] http://www.keyboard-layout-editor.com/#/gists/501437fce9123e...
As a native speaker of a language which doesn't strictly use tense, I don't see why some languages are so strict about it. It's obvious from the context.
What makes you think so?

The classic arguments for eg free trade suggest that even if the other countries decide to sink stones in their harbours, you still benefit from unilateral free trade.

(And that's also why free trade agreements are a bit silly from an economic point of view.)
No freedom to the enemies of freedom.

China is openly show everyone that they'll censor and force state-backed monopolies in every area they have control over. There is nothing wrong regarding morals if means help to stop totalitarian system from spreading.
Maybe there are some cases where a bibliography of publications or something like that would push up the length but I think it's a pretty good rule of thumb that two sides of a sheet of paper--which is still relevant given that people print out resumes and make notes on them--is pretty much a hard upper limit. I'd probably find one page a bit tight though if you have any amount of work history.
Could someone explain the USP of utilizing the browser platform for game dev? As far as I know, the usual suspects in the game engine world can compile to web as well as the other major platforms. Wouldn't relying on web runtimes and all the bloat associated be a detriment?

Is it the JS ecosystem and [insert framework] UI that's tempting? Or just the shared dev environment?
I want you to be right, but I don't think you are.

He's likely to issue some kind of executive order forcing bytedance to divest tiktok to continue operations. We may see some DoJ or FCC enforcement action that's effectively a "ban" (for users) while only being legally a temporary disruption of service pending compliance (for lawmakers, judges, enforcement agencies, etc to be okay with it). As we have learned over the last 4 years, the president has near absolute control over all federal actions.

I think the safe bet is a bunch of saber rattling that ends with some US entity buying tiktok.
Yep that was my experience as well. I have yet to experience a crash with the public beta though. Now 3 weeks before launch something as basic as autopilot is also not working well.
It will be interesting to see if the MacBooks are first Apple products to use the TSMC 5nm process. Might make sense given the lower volume when compared to iPhones.
Why restrict what American customers can do just because China restricts what Chinese customers can do?

Do you also suppose that it would be a good idea for you to hit your head repeatedly against a wall, if I start doing so?
This webapp seems extremely trivial, unless there is some long term play to take on the likes of LinkedIn?
Success as a synonym for making money always felt like a hijacking of the word to me. Good life outcomes and slaving to get rich are different things. Being intense about your own thing is yet a third idea, frequently associated with sacrifice of financial security (eg pursuit of the arts or non moneyed academia fields)
> The solution is to borrow ideas from those who have done it before.

I've tried that. Open various libraries, go through the code, work out how/where they perform the collision response calculations, trace back the vars passed into those calculations to see where their values get calculated, etc, etc ... and clearly I keep missing some key step or other along the way. I'm either misunderstanding the collision normal, or misinterpreting the collision depth, or my understanding of torque is deeply flawed (very possible, that one) ... frustration builds. Then I blame the engine coders for being too clever with their code and try a different library.

I'll get there one day. Failure is not a disaster!
Even for developing countries it's stupid. Perhaps even more so for them.
US homeland security surveilling journalists covering Portland protests
Not American, what is the difference between CV and resume? I always assumed they were synonyms.
I said "voters are discussing" and you said "representatives are idiots". I'm not sure you're hearing my POV. Stupid questions and ineffective historical decisions or not, are you suggesting we just throw in the towel based on a snapshot of our government? Can we not vote in better representation once the population tears into these issues and better understand the outcomes we want?
This likely uses swot as the data source, but offers an API as well: https://github.com/Hipo/university-domains-list
Yes is more expensive but governments burn this kind of money all the time on military and other shit. I do not see China or India giving money to US to launch satellites from them. Private small companies will probably rent such SpaceX satelites.
That’s an amazing idea!
Mongodb comes to mind. "mongo" is a slur in german for handicapped (mostly down syndrome) people.
VATSIM?
Wikipedia sorta supports something like this with a lot of English articles if you chance the domain to simple.wikipedia.com for the language. Then it gives you articles that are much more ElI5.
If you want to use those metaphors, it's the Chinese who are poking out their own eyes, ie who are restricting what their customers can have access to.

That's a great injustice to the Chinese people. But Americans poking their own eyes out in 'retaliation' makes neither Americans nor Chinese customers better off.
I'm divided about this. Banning TikTok can be seen as censorship and restricting the freedom of its users, some of which are in the US.

But it's also clear that TikTok is under the control of the CCP, at least to the extent the CCP wants that to be the case at any given time.
It would be nice if there was something like this that worked with PGP identities. The public version could just be indexed off the fingerprint. The private version would have to involve signing something, probably just the fingerprint.
Brilliant thanks! That top link looks like it might be exactly what I was hoping to be able to buy
Is that the infant industry argument warmed up again?
Just do unilateral free trade. Why would you restrict what your customers (ie citizens) can do, just because some despotic regime somewhere abuses their citizens?
There are good arguments for banning or boycotting TikTok.

Lack of reciprocity is one of the weakest, I think.
> neither Americans nor Chinese customers better off.

who said anything about making customers better off? it's done to hurt the other party's profit and expansion and influence.
> The interviewer isn’t there with you and so does not have the luxury of seeing other non-verbal cues like your hand gestures or nuances.

But they can still hear nuances in your voice, more than you might expect. Use a headset, don't hold your phone, and stand up when you are on the call. The movements you naturally make when not locked to a chair holding a phone against your head will come across as better emphasis in your voice.
Find a job which pays you enough and you are not over stressed. If your job is too hard for you at the moment you need to find a way to be able to improve your skills
self powered from photovoltaic case

includes degreaser to remove fingerprints