skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
He was a lot younger than he looked. The article says he started out playing fathers of actors 25 years older than himself
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Asking for substance to a claim is not moving goalposts. The substance to my statements are in the OP. I am asking for one documented instance.
> No, the point is that you turn everyone into a black sheep

What do you mean? I wrote "there are black sheep everywhere" as in "yes, it happens that there will be people who will try to exploit the system". That does not justify not striving to support those who would benefit from it, which most probably are the bigger group.

> If you make taxes factually optional by simplifying the form [...] people will lie.

As the people who understand how to game the system already do?

> how much money to pay that person.

Money is not the only thing people can be provided with. Supporting children from underprivileged groups can also mean supporting single mothers with child care, providing more accessible health care or providing mentors and tutoring.

> Means tested social security programs are individual. You make less than X, you're eligible for rent support

> It's not individual, it's based on some arbitrary group identity

You contradict yourself here. Your first example based on income is also grouping of individuals, exactly what you criticize in the second part. To add to your point: one could even say that the income base lines for eligibility in social programs can be seen as arbitrary as well. Do you think the Mindestlohn is based on an objective, most fair judgement of what people need? It's already an absurd system when you just look at the regional differences of cost of living throughout Germany.

Ignore the trigger words ("gender x, ethnicity y or subculture z") and you'll see that we don't diverge much. The point I'm trying to make is not to find out, how $skincolor_x can be pushed to represent a greater share of graduates. It is to find out how we can lift everyone to have the same chances at the beginning, taking structural and unconscious factors into account.
Largely because we have an HVAC cartel that charges insane hourly rates for even the simplest jobs. To be fair, a Mitsubishi mini split is going to run closer to $1200-$2000 for the unit itself, but you can expect to pay $2000+ to install on top of that, depending on how hard the job is.

I suppose it's hard to complain too much. HVAC installers need to have some decent technical background, troubleshooting skills, and their bodies tend to get injured/broken by the time they're in their late 40s like most manual labor trades. A HVAC installer/tech can make $80K or more a year, which makes it one of the few jobs still out there where you can make a decent middle class income without tons of schooling.
This brings up an interesting angle on the sorts of eye-watering settlement amounts levied against teenagers we read about so often. Are they all setup this way? Do the rights holders expect to be paid or are they happy to announce an insane sum + gag order and call the issue settled?
Between cheap GPS and facial recognition tracking people is basically free now. The technology will come to the rest of the world by virtue of simple economics.

It raises an interesting question of what types of political dissent will even be possible in this century. The incumbent advantage to the police is huge.

Something I've noticed is that since around the turn of the century is it is now technically possible for governments to enforce all laws. That wasn't the case even as recently as the 90s.
Absolutely none of the censored did threat with physical aggressions. It is quite the opposite.

Bolsonaro was stabbed, and almost died, by a leftist activist, with former link to a far left party, PSOL.

Dirceu, the strategist head of PT, the main opposition to Bolsonaro, gave an interview recently saying that “it is time to retake position of power, which is not the same as winning the elections”.

Marcelo Freixo, currently the most popular politician from PSOL, was saying the left can’t simply resist the right, but must work to destroy it.

Alexandre de Moraes, the justice that is censoring brazilians worldwide was for more than 15 years advocate to criminals pertaining to PCC, the biggest drug smugglers mafia in Brazil. He was put in the court after a very suspect plane crash which killed a justice that was incriminating our last former president, Michel Temer.
you have a point.

allow me a counter.

incompetent people can do little snippets of work for a sprint, and then get promoted. and be absolutely unable to deal with anything more complex that a small bit of functionality.
after a couple of sprints, they have the 'chops' to become a manager, or a director, or an engineering VP.
AI-Generated Text Is the Scariest Deepfake of All
The Print is a Congress party affiliated publication with many of its writers having affiliation in some form with the Indian National Congress. What you posted are just allegations/innuendos against Modi. Nothing more.

As far as Modi is concerned, he has been vilified for over 2 decades now. Enough crap has been said about him and none of it proven till date. He was not the Prime Minister for 1 full decade. If there was a shred of evidence against Modi that would have implicated him it would have gotten him behind bars. If you can't find even one case that can be taken to logical conclusion then the onus is on you to prove Modi is guilty and not on Modi to prove his innocence.

The Congress party ruled from 2004 to 2014. And they hate Modi the most in India. Especially the top brass of the party. They tried every trick in the book and nothing stuck. So to say that Modi has control over all institutions is just baseless slander. Nothing more!

The Print has openly advocated for spreading fake news against Modi Government [1]. I wouldn't even take them as a media publication. More a Congress mouthpiece.

Direct quote from their article:

"4. Compete: Across the world, fire-hosing of falsehood is becoming a powerful propaganda tool. Those who want to defeat such propaganda may have to do their own fire-hosing of falsehood. As the Hindi saying goes, iron cuts iron. When public opinion is being manipulated with fake news and lies, the opposition cannot win the game with mere fact-checking. It may have to do its own rapid and continuous misinformation with little regard for the truth. The RAND researchers suggest this is what the US should do against Russia."

[1]: https://theprint.in/opinion/why-modi-government-gets-away-wi...
Kodak invented the first self-contained digital camera in 1975.

"Steve Sasson, the Kodak engineer who invented the first digital camera in 1975, characterized the initial corporate response to his invention this way:

But it was filmless photography, so management’s reaction was, ‘that’s cute—but don’t tell anyone about it.’"

https://www.forbes.com/sites/chunkamui/2012/01/18/how-kodak-...
This type of comment feels a lot like "I knew of the band before they made it big". I'm not disagreeing with your perception as I think it applies to the entire internet as a whole. It's exclusionary and selfish and unfair but I still think the internet was better before all these people replaced cable TV with internet consumption devices...
However you put it, tooling support is way, way better for C and C++ for obvious reasons.

Other critical bits for commercial development in many industries (certs, standards, third-party support, official bindings...) are also completely lacking.

That is not something against Rust, it is just what happens until things get popular enough.
One recent innovation that (IMO) hasn’t got much attention is OffscreenCanvas. Even with WebGL, JS has been sorely limited by the fact that it’s single threaded. OffscreenCanvas lets you pass a drawing context off to a separate thread, or multiple contexts to multiple threads even. There’s a whole lot of potential there that I haven’t seen tapped yet (but I’ll admit I’m not very clued into the kind of scenes you’d see making the most of this).

As ever, browser support matters. Chrome and Firefox: yes. Safari? No.

https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=183720
Until recently, this was the only login method supported by non-Google Notion accounts.
Yes...? But they're responding to a point about safe Rust. See my other comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24028359
Indeed. The closest you’ll get to this would be the Café Central in Vienna, circa 1913. A recreation of this on the internet would be fascinating.

The café was opened in 1876, and in the late 19th century it became a key meeting place of the Viennese intellectual scene. Key regulars included: Peter Altenberg, Theodor Herzl, Alfred Adler,[2] Egon Friedell, Hugo von Hofmannsthal, Anton Kuh, Adolf Loos, Leo Perutz, Robert Musil, Stefan Zweig, Alfred Polgar, Adolf Hitler, and Leon Trotsky. In January 1913 alone, Josip Broz Tito, Sigmund Freud, and Trotsky (the latter being regular) were patrons of the establishment.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Café_Central
It condenses the video streams so each participant doesn't need streams directly from every other participant. Also helps with NAT punching.
Show HN: Treenee, a simple “decision tree” engine
> You could be stranded anywhere in the world with nothing but an underwear

I am curious about the life choices of people who see planning for this type of situation a worthwhile investment of their time. :)
I think that would be one of the most interesting forums on the internet.
Not a forum but I had been looking for a good geopolitical podcast and “Bro History” is pretty solid (don’t let the name fool you). Two guys from NYC, one lib and one libertarian/lean right. Good balance of real takes and banter. They do some domestic stuff too.
This looks like a subset of Project Gutenberg?

The Girl from Alsace in Gitenberg: https://www.gitenberg.org/book/35926

The Girl from Alsace in Gutenberg:
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/35926

The numbers are even the same which seems suspicious. Hmmm.
What do you propose? That every company reinvent the wheel or host everything locally even if it’s not their core competency? Every company has to decide what its “unfair advantage” is and concentrate on that.
I'm actually curious, given the massive speed difference between CPU and GPU: can anyone here think of any situation where a fallback to CPU speed would still be acceptable for a real-life application?

The only thing I can think of is simple image operations like a 5x speedup for a Gaussian blur filter... but then I also wonder if you'd even bother writing code to do it on the GPU in the first place.
Just disconnect your phone from the internet.

Native apps aren't much better. The real solution is to use FOSS apps that you can check yourself and trust regardless of pwa or native.

Your browser and device already had APIs to track you long before PWA standard and they still do.

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2020/06/tiktok-and-53-other-...

https://www.theverge.com/2020/7/25/21338151/instagram-bug-ca...

https://github.com/facebook/facebook-ios-sdk/issues/1374

https://github.com/facebook/facebook-ios-sdk/issues/1427
Absolutely. All I’m saying is that it’s non-zero, not that it’s equivalent.
why even bother playing the victim card, clearly this is propaganda page. the loss to byte dance is just the tip of the ice berg . US is comming at china for the theft of trillions worth of intellectual property in the form of lost revenue. Also its a quid pro quo alow us social media companies in china and US will allow Chinese social media companies.
All the things described are running over ethernet, there isn't any special hardware.

The kernel module implements the stuff described in the sections on EtherTalk and AppleTalk phase II on this [1] wiki page.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AppleTalk
And by "similar to HN" you mean "full of pedants"?
One of my favorite "readers" is Holloway's. It's not an e-reader, and while they do support those formats, their online in-browser reader is amazing. I wish e-readers evolve past just recreating the book format (with the added convenience of easy downloading and storing of multiple books).

(disclaimer: affiliated with Holloway)
Hey folks! Creator here.

I am trying to build out this app with two goals:
1) Users have full control of their data
2) The input is as fast as it can be digitally (try to match pen/paper).

For more information on the open source markup language used in the app, here is the website: https://www.traindown.com

I would love any feedback you may have. Thanks!
Dreaming in Color
The implied meaning is ‘other animals’ which is obvious to all the non-pedants in the world.
When to move the cloud and when to repatriate: a list
That's not what they did though.

"Each of these TheirTube personas is informed by interviews with real YouTube users who experienced similar recommendation bubbles"

"These accounts subscribe to the channels that the interviewees followed, and watches videos from these channels to reproduce a similar viewing history and a recommendation bubble"
I never said all unsafe Rust code was verified, but we certainly have verified the parts required for stuff like Arc and RwLock beyond reasonable doubt.
The implanted magnets actually do tend to lose their magnetism over a few years, or at least I've read multiple accounts indicating so, eg https://www.theverge.com/2017/7/21/15999544/biohacking-finge...
In the game Magic: The Gathering, some top players may be examples of heroism
And now with GDPR I have an annoying “we use cookies” splash page every time I visit a web page. Win???
Do you think it's desirable to maintain a college culture that is biased towards the children of people that have yachts?
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon’s morning routine: Wake up 5am and ‘read tons of stuff’
Per the discussion from Friday[1], any function that you can unroll into a (stateless) circuit.

Edit: which, AIUI, means any function where you can a) prove it halts, and b) recursion and loops are converted into loops that execute for a constant number of loops known at compile time.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24007566
How long does it take to set up the table to the tree? Didn't find in the description and for me it looks like a complicated process.
Furthermore, how many times an accident was averted by a driver taking control of the vehicle at the last moment?
How, when they rely on semantics that are not fully locked down? Are you referring to something other than the Rust Belt work?
Both marriage and divorce rates have a very strong correlation with income in the US.

It also makes being unprofitable and living in your parents basement harder.

(Obviously GP missed that this was a side gig)
I think you should spend sometime researching stable coins and why it's good for business
>Red Sox ace Eduardo Rodríguez out for season with Covid-related heart ailment

https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2020/aug/01/eduardo-rodrig...
They use AWS for much more than just “storing content”. You can read about all they do on AWS just by reading their blog and watching some of their ReInvent presentations.
Good old Days? There is a reason Financial Institutes still uses WORM tapes, and they are great!
The New Nuclear Threat
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> most noobs

Well, already I can tell you're disconnected from what "most noobs" are actually like. Presumably you think "most noobs" are data scientists, which just isn't the case in my experience.
If it was "entirely pushed by management" then most employees would ignore it, especially those making several hundred thousand or millions a year. On the contrary, a lot of employees at all salary levels discuss their salary.

Management absolutely has an incentive to hide salary writ large so that is definitely part of it. But employees who earn more than their comparably-titled peers also have an incentive not to disclose their salary. If position X gets paid, at the median, $200k a year with a $20k SD, and you get paid $275k a year in position X, the only things that will happen by you publicly discussing your salary are: 1) you'll be called a liar; 2) your peers will get jealous; 3) the best peers who may have been content prior, will either negotiate a higher salary and leave less in next year's budget for you, or leave for other positions making more money, resulting in a brain drain from your team.

Salary discussion overall only benefits low and mediocre performers. High performing ICs have very little incentive to discuss it.
The fastest microkernel – proven correct
I think more along the lines of having a partner in a healthy relationship requires some time put forth, which unless the partner is pair programming, time is not being spent on development efforts.
There are actually but probably you haven't used them. But that's not the point. It's just a matter of time that some digital currency will satisfy all your demands.
It's a version controlled dump of Gutenberg.
You mean, if they were used with dynamic trait objects or unsized types or something? I suppose theoretically there could be some issue, since they aren't modeled yet, but in that case it would almost certainly be a (much more worrisome) issue with the safe part of Rust itself, not the specific unsafe code involved in those types. I don't think any proposal for how to model trait objects, for example, would change the model of how semantic types are defined, it would involve adding new semantic types and new theorems about them.
Might have been the best php programmer ever tbh.
It's used to increase data rates in radio transmissions. Rough intro: if you have a cabled connection and you want to double your data rate, you can use a second cable. Likewise, if you have a radio transmission between two antennas, you can increase the data rate by adding one more antenna on each side (hence Multiple Input Multiple Output). The signals of both transmitters will arrive overlapped on both receivers, but it is usually possible to detangle them with a system of equations.
And that half of the internet decided that it wasn’t worth it to have multi region redundancy. I’m not saying that was a bad decision. It all depends on how much they would lose in an outage vs. cost.
You are assuming the only possible solutions require user maintenance.

However, your implicit point regarding income level and the range in quality of building management is valid, and successful products in this space would address it.
“War on terror” was the marketing term the government used. “war for enhanced funding for military contractors” would be a better name.
I think complaining about China has been associated with Trump and his supporters, so a huge portion of the US population is highly critical of any anti-China sentiment because of the upcoming election.
George W. Bush Center hacked: ransom paid
The https://standardebooks.org/ project has been rebuilding ebooks (open ePUB format) with an eye on quality and readability on mobiles/tablets (fonts, copyedit, etc.) which might be of interest, all books and the website revision are tracked in git.
Rendering Textured Views with SwiftUI
This also includes AWS because they stored the images for the dashboard in S3 East.
With OpenCL, one of the big (massive) benefits was being able to choose to run a kernel on CPU or GPU. The main case where CPU ran a lot faster was random memory access.
On application side I recommend using an instrumenting profiler that will let you know down to sub-microseconds what the code is doing. Tracy is a good choice (https://github.com/wolfpld/tracy) but there are others, e.g. Telemetry.
Incentives. When you give people an instrument to achieve success by making claims, they will make claims to become successful. When you make that official policy, you will create lots of "black sheep" (that is: people abusing the system) because abusing that system will be easy ("claim to be underprivileged") and profitable ("get more money, work less").

> Your first example based on income is also grouping of individuals, exactly what you criticize in the second part.

No, not on some kind of identity. There is no "makes less than X" group, anyone can be a part of that group and anyone in that group can stop being a part of it. That's not true for gender, ethnicity, political convictions etc.

> It is to find out how we can lift everyone to have the same chances at the beginning, taking structural and unconscious factors into account.

Take everyone's children away from their parents, make the state raise them. If you want to exclude the parents' culture and values and the peer group of children from having influence on their future, that's the way. It's not a particularly nice thing, and I doubt that many people want it though.

> One could even say that the income base lines for eligibility in social programs can be seen as arbitrary as well.

Absolutely, they are. But they are the same for all, gender and ethnicity don't play a role. The SJW-alternative is having different laws for different people "to right a historic wrong". Which is pretty much incompatible with anything that wants to call itself democracy.
My experience is that anything that spending significant amounts of your time on anything that assists others with building their thing is a total waste of time. Tech or otherwise. Those people are mainly doing it with the goal of making money for no one but themselves. The fact that they don't have money already proves that they likely are not good at making money. One of those primary early ways to make money is that early on you may have to strike some potentially less favorable deals when you have no money to get your first projects off the ground. Which of course they are NEVER EVER are willing to do. ie profit sharing or something.
I'm curious about this stance; are you worried specifically about people stealing money from you? Because outside of that, the privacy.com-third-parties (and then third parties they might sell data onward to from there) seem more strangers than the businesses you have actually have a direct financial transaction with; you can't even enumerate who they are.
Widely reported and occasionally video recorded anecdote.
Do you want exploits? Because exposing more and more bare metal OS functionality to javascript and then running all javascript you receive without a care in the world is how you get exploits.

And then once the exploits appear now the user is the danger for going to those sites, or installing that add-on, so the control must be taken away from the user. And so on with HTTPS only and no more accepting self signed certs so everyone has to be leashed to a cert authority and ask for permission to host a visitable website.

No, making the browser the OS is the path to loss of control and darkness.
Perl is going to die if they don’t do anything anyway. So absolute it’s better to risk fragmenting the ecosystem.

If your result for inaction is eventual death anyway, then the sensible thing is to go out swinging. At least that way you have a half chance of reviving the language — which is better than the zero chance you have if you do nothing.
Types of Data Types in JavaScript
These exist, usually an off the shelf through-wall AC unit with custom built sleeve and legs. You can see them (or not see them) in some of the landmark pre-war buildings with strict facade rules.
Using the system Python for scripts that only depend on the standard library should be pretty safe. As soon as I need any third-party dependency I create a virtual environment.

Edit: Although if startup performance is important, using a virtual environment might be a good idea even for simple scripts. Running a "hello world" program using the system Python takes twice as long on my system as running it with "python -S" (i.e. ignoring site packages) or from a fresh virtual env.
Drones flew over Palo Verde nuclear plant in Arizona – pilots unknown
I was almost posting a snarky comment about how this is just Shamir's Secret Sharing, which is in no way new.

But, hey, this is really cool. It was probably really fun to write, and luminates a cool scheme that too few know anything about.