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Also, at least one of the leading papers propounding the lead hypothesis also tried to account for those confounders within the U.S. The onset of harsher policing and criminal punishment varied between states while the removal of environmental lead was more uniform, and the resulting analysis supported the lead hypothesis. Conversely, where the time of lead removal varied while policy reforms didn't vary, the same lead relationship was still found. Indeed, even outside the lead context there's a ton of research that suggests the increase and subsequent decrease of violent crime preceded policy changes. That overwhelming evidence is why there was bipartisan support at the Federal level for criminal justice reform. And that research is why progressives in California are adamant that reductions in criminal penalties aren't responsible for the huge increase in property crime in the state, even though most of that research was concerned with violent crime (and indeed violent crime hasn't substantially increased).
I could only afford an iPAQ but I really wanted a Jornada.
I'm a big fan of Poetry (I have a few commits in there) but it's not without its downsides.

At least a few months ago, you needed to install an entire compilation suite if you wanted to install a pure-Python source distribution (sdist) that was created with Poetry on Alpine. Somewhat by design, sdists created with Poetry require Poetry to install. Poetry itself is dependent on the cryptography package which, like all like all packages that use native-C extensions, suffers from a lack of musl-compatible wheels.
Even sometimes insanely dark. About five years ago I went to see Sanssouci in the evening in winter. It was so dark that I couldn't even see my hand, let alone the palace.
My answer might sound like a joke, but I'm being sincere -- the Adam Sandler movie "Click" had a profound impact on me. I saw that movie in theatres on a total whim when I was a teenager. After watching the movie, I felt extremely emotionally affected -- I literally spent the drive home sobbing.

I felt so moved by how the movie showed time passing by, especially as the main character started to lose control of how quickly time went by. I visualized myself being in the same situation as the main character at the end of the movie -- his entire life having passed by, and this sensation of guilt and regret he must be feeling for not having spent his time in a meaningful way and for having missed things like the last conversation with his father. I imagined the despair the character must have felt at having wasted his life, and then the incredible relief he must have felt when he got a chance to do it over and do it right.

Ever since seeing that movie, I've made an extra effort to remain present in my life, prioritize my family and close friends, and always question whether the way I'm spending my time is meaningful, or if I'm doing things that I'll one day look back on and feel regret. This movie made me confront what it would feel like to look back on my life and evaluate my choices, and consequently it helped me see what's important to me in life.
For sure, and that's a pretty cool feature of this library. Nonetheless they should be checking whether or not there are included templates/designs before generating the shadowroot. I put together a small demo of this in action: https://github.com/jjcm/shadowTests/blob/master/withOptional...

The results speak for themselves: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jjcm/shadowTests/master/re...

Creating a shadowroot conditionally has nearly equivalent performance to no shadowroot at all, but always creating a shadowroot is about twice as slow.
I think you're right, new tires have a lot of flash and channel runners that are artifacts of the rubber molding process and are she'd very early in the tire's life.
Just the name makes sense: switch, i.e., switching genders. It's cool because it both literally works and is a kind of CS pun
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The difference is that you're not the creator of Up.

This isn't an arbitrary ex post facto ret-con. This is someone finally feeling comfortable enough with who they were to tell the actual meaning behind their creation.

Jaded, insensitive curmudgeory doesn't make you a better person, you know. If you're lucky enough to know who you are, and to be able to express that identity without fear of harm, oppression or ostracism, then you could at least have the common courtesy to respect someone who—until recently—couldn't do so.
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Yes, the rate of change for PC performance in the 90s was insane, and the effect was magnified by the fact that most horizontal applications benefitted from the extra power.

The OP was claiming that there’s barely been any change in performance in the 2010s, which is just not true.
The final output of Poetry is a wheel so it's not an egg/sdist/wheel competitor.
School is a different domain. It's more similar to the case of entrepreneurs getting drunk together to make sure they can trust each other. As a young person in school, the subject of your interactions with your peers is friendship and relationship itself. You are making a conscious investment of your time, you are putting something at stake, and therefore knowing if that person is hiding a different side of themselves is relevant.

Making friends is good. This isn't about not making friends. This is about how to keep your job. Your boss gives you a job but your coworkers can take it away. Don't listen to advice that is meant for high level businessmen when you're not one. Don't mix worlds, don't find opportunities to create enemies, don't try to turn your workplace into your social life.
That doesn't excuse anything. Tobacco has been around forever too, yet most people will agree that tobacco companies have done some pretty horrible things.
Poetry is a tool to install packages, in whatever form they're in. It's roughly in the same space as pip/easy_install or virtualenvwrapper, but it's really a higher-level tool than anything that is currently standard, which is what makes it worthwhile. (It's in the same space as Cargo, if that helps.)

Wheels and eggs are packaging formats, which Poetry (and pip) installs. You can think of poetry as like yum/dnf or apt and wheels/eggs as like .rpm or .deb files. (You can think of pip as like the rpm or dpkg command, in the sense that it's a lower-level tool but it also installs wheels/eggs, but that analogy isn't perfect.) The existence of Poetry does not obsolete either wheels or eggs.

Neither wheels nor eggs replaced setup.py files - the standard way of building a wheel is to run "setup.py bdist_wheel". You can think of setup.py as like Makefile. You would not say that tarballs have replaced Makefiles.
I'd like to share a revelation that I've had during my time here. It came to me when I tried to classify your species and I realized that you're not actually mammals. Every mammal on this planet instinctively develops a natural equilibrium with the surrounding environment but you humans do not. You move to an area and you multiply and multiply until every natural resource is consumed and the only way you can survive is to spread to another area. There is another organism on this planet that follows the same pattern. Do you know what it is? A virus. Human beings are a disease, a cancer of this planet. You're a plague and we are the cure.
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Try LSD.
Unless someone actually buys a facility (or facilities)with express purpose of making a monopoly, and does not rent it for cheap to others.

Detecting the attack or vulnerability to it is easy in smooth difficulty increasing proof of work systems by looking for spikes in difficulty... But waiting for too long is not acceptable.
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But tons of people take pills. I take aspirin when I have a headache, and a mild anti anxiety pill at times etc. Some people take pills for blood pressure, some for anti psychotics. Equating pills to hormones is doing a disservice to the 99.9 percent of people who take pills for other reasons. When I think red pills I think Sudafed, blue NyQuil. Maybe Neo had rhinitis after all :).

I'm not mad at all IF this was truly a trans movie, like some. I just don't buy it, and attribute it to the likes of JK Rowling. A combo of some mild mental illness and/or grasping for fame or brownie points.
“The chances of it being 98% effective is not great, which means you must never abandon the public health approach.”
Poetry also builds your package to create the wheel file. So it's more than pip. Check the examples on the websites to learn more about it
Is it EVs that are heavy on tyre wear, or Teslas specifically? I've not heard issues from the Outlander, Zoe, Prius and Leaf drivers I know, and we talk EVs regularly.
With Plex, I can watch movies I didn't buy from Apple. With Kindle, I can read books I didn't buy through Apple. Hell again with Steam Link, I can play games I didn't buy through Apple.

This is just pure monopolistic behavior, nothing less.
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Pedantically, it's not splitting hairs when we do (at least did, last century) have an internationally accepted definition of a civil war:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23880237
Setting aside all the other work Apple is doing in this area, can someone explain why iMessage autocorrect is unacceptably bad (to put it diplomatically) in the era of weapons-grade language models?

Its behavior is totally bizarre. It’s like an underpowered chess engine that makes flagrant blunders: capitalizing random words in the middle of a sentence (rock -> Rock), the context sensitivity of an actual rock, forcing the same correction multiple times (i.e. you go back to fix its error, and it defiantly repeats it), contraction mixups, blindness to off-by-one-keystroke errors (consentuallt -> <no action>), and of course the occasional random word substitution. Only martial artists want to duck people (and it—no joke—just now substituted [duck -> suck]. You had one job autocorrect.)

Is this just me? Is it actually 2020? What is going on?
She appears to have taken her "If Susan can..." blog post offline [0]

I do not believe she's coming clean on her learning journey.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24089263
Yup - I'm familiar with it, I'm just trying to come up with a loose analogy for someone who isn't familiar with Python packaging but has heard things second-hand.
I think it's likely genetic (though I'm no expert in the biology), however addiction is not a flaw. It's a dominant trait for a reason. Addiction helps people achieve amazing goals when directed at the right problem. The problem is when it gets directed towards negative things like alcohol, some drugs, or other destructive addictions (like hn or reddit ... partially joking). When directed at exercise, learning, building, writing, creating, or other positive passions, it can help addicts achieve what most non-addicts can't even fathom. It needs to be balanced though, which is sometimes the most difficult part, if it's even possible.

Applying addiction to work can be beneficial, but overdoing it (which is always the struggle) leads to workaholism. Even drugs and alcohol work the same way. A little can be amazing. A lot can lead to rehab or death. Or videogames. Programming. Technology. Music. Anything. Addictive behaviors can lead to a lot of good or a lot of bad. Great artists, musicians, programmers, designers, etc. Or living on the streets drinking, shooting up, or smoking crack/meth. Two sides of the same coin. It can be a thin line. It depends on the individual, their mentality, the support around them, and many other factors.

Only one thing's for sure. It's not a genetic flaw.
It's also the material on the road being heated and ground up, not just the material from the tyres themselves.
>The hatchback's tires emitted 5.8 grams of particulate matter per kilometer

This number seems incredibly suspect. It's far too high. That rate of loss cannot be sustained. Either their research is wrong or loss levels off dramatically and quickly. At that rate of loss the tires, across 4 tires at 27 lbs each, would evaporate in 8500km and realistically be unusable after under a thousand.
>People getting on daily antivirals if they have HSV

That's not happening in Europe, only Americans are weird about HSV. Most Europeans ignore it and don't make a big thing out of it.
There's more information here:

https://www.ukimediaevents.com/publication/955cc42f/30

They said that all four tires combined lost 1.8kg, which implies they only drove 340km? Also, this is literally based on measuring the weight of the tires apparently, so how much of that became PM2.5 class particles is a mystery.

The article also mentions "track testing", which if used for the test, would easily explain the enormous material lost after a short time. Track racing is very different than highway driving...
I tried it and liked it, really simple to use, but:

* how do I use it to install i.e. service files, config files etc.?
* can I use it to generate Deb/RPM packages?

I'm not sure if packaging applications is as much of goal as packaging libraries, but I felt that it was missing stuff to do the former.
I tried it for the first time couple of months ago and I loved it, its my preferred way of managing python packages given the choice. Would love to see greater adoption.
I would be surprised if it did. The way a lot of our roads have been designed doesn’t really make yield signs an option. Only recently has the US begun to embrace roundabouts over the basic 90 degree intersection. Unfortunately, it’s hard to retrofit existing intersections because roundabouts take more space.
This isn't really the way HIBP is used. While you can query the HIBP endpoint, the hashes are also available as (large) torrent downloads too. For many use-cases this means as the HIBP operator you won't see those requests since other service providers are likely using a local cache and not taxing Troy's infrastructure. Even when you are directly querying, the request is very likely proxied by the service operator so you won't be able to derive IPs specifically, just someone using Okta tried the password `obscure` (but not that they set their password to this - whomever they were, note I'm not saying Okta directly queries - just an example). Further, security recommendations (eg OWASP) require that companies test potential passwords against known leaks and discourage or prevent users from using frequently found values (typically 100+ uses or leaks.. note this either means one user has unluckily been leaked 100 times, or 100 people have used the same password) - this again encourages both proxied and possibly cached lookups (vs trusting client side code which could be disabled). Note that the expected use case is at password creation or password change, the new candidate is tested - not upon every login.

Ok so many use cases are removed - maybe your locally running password manager allows you to test a potential new password against leaks. Now we have a rare example of what you're hypothesizing, at this point you're trying to tie an IPv4 address to an identity. Many networks have either shared IPv4 addresses (NAT/GNAT in major metros, corporations, public Wifi), or dynamic IPv4 addresses (change daily/weekly/monthly). It's pretty hard (though not impossible) to link an IP to a person.. and vice versa, between 3g, 4g, 5g, wifi, work, home, complementary, wired and wireless connections a single person may appear across several addresses.

Finally the idea of accounts - knowing a specific IP just tested the password `password` and Aretha Franklin is most likely at that IP.. well, which of the hundreds of services might she be potentially considering the new password for? (again - testing, not setting the password to). If you could narrow it to one service, or brute force all of them, and assume the user ignores the dire warnings, you still need to know their user credential (be it email - of which they may have many, username - of which they may have many, or service-generated username which you'd need insider knowledge to obtain)

If you're worried about trust of your sensitive password, your password manager and the service you're using it on (if you reuse passwords) need far more.
Arguing that doesn't help https://github.com/python-poetry/poetry/issues/337#issuecomm...
These kind of streaming apps are app stores themselves. They are a window to another world that is not controlled by Apple.

Apple is likely worried that it may not stop at streaming games. Why not stream other apps as well. Usability will be fine if you come up with clever ”codecs” to encode transmission of UI.

It’s true that Safari already enables this, but it has its limitations and Apple is controlling what can be done there.
https://xkcd.com/927/

Finally! A standard for managing dependencies in Python.
Contract? What contract?
Absolutely! Crafted to 1) Create interest and talent pipeline 2) identify and funnel user frustrations and comparisons.
Hmm, this is solvable in theory by defining a platform tag for musl such that authors of C extensions could upload musl wheels, right?

I see some discussion at https://github.com/pypa/manylinux/issues/37 but I don't totally follow why it died off.
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This is a really good point.

Without substantial benefits of a large universal ontology and without the ability to painlessly diverge from an ontology to not compromise on accurately modeling a particular domain, it’s hard to see the net benefits. Everyone will want to customize things for their domain, or point of view. An ontology should be easy to fork, like a repo.
Last I checked, the US did not use guns to topple Mosaddegh.
That might be right for an F1 car, they go through two sets of tires a race.
how about, "I've had all the alcohol I want tonight, that's for sure!"
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You write really well.
Well, I've read almost all the books she lists and I've been a quantum field theory practitioner for years, and I can at least attest the list is good. People actually learn from these books.

I think your comment also directly illustrates what I was complaining about. You really shouldn't source learning recommendations from the highest ranking people, because these people know the least about what it's like to learn something anew. A Nobel prize doesn't automatically make somebody a good teacher.
I'm not avoiding mathematics. I used to be a mathematician. The math is the whole point.

In the mechanics library that comes with the book (which I'm building on in my own work), functions can take either numerical or symbolic values. If you have a computation involving symbolic values, you can manipulate it just like you would with pencil and paper (except you can operate at a higher level of abstraction, never get writer's cramp, and never have to laboriously recopy line after line of symbols to make sure you got the right number of minus signs). If, as so often happens, you find yourself up against an intractable integral, you pass the whole thing to a numerical solver and get a number back right away. With enough calculations you can build up a qualitative understanding of the system's behavior. My understanding is that this is what mechanics people do all day, but not how mechanics is taught to newcomers.
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Good call. I saw that one so long ago that I'd almost forgotten about it, but it was very good. In fact, now that you have mentioned it, I think I'm going to go back and watch it again. Don't think I've seen it since I was in high-school.
I agree that iOS should have some escape hatch where power users can sideload but the problem is that the current situation is really good for privacy. Apple is able to act as a powerful agent to the powerless user to force companies to respect the users device and privacy. You can see on android the same apps tracking the user in ways that just wouldn't be allowed on iOS.

If there was a way to sideload apps then Amazon would probably create a 3rd party app store to compete with the main one. This would probably result in major apps moving over so they can abuse users in all kinds of ways banned from the app store.

I'm not really sure what the middle ground is here where iOS continues being the privacy OS while also letting the user do whatever they want.
The US is the recipient of all of the world's top talent. Why would any extremely experienced developer willingly choose to earn 1/6th of the money in the Europe or less unless forced to?

Of course, top talent does exist in Europe but there's way less than the US.
'Eve in rain' is one of the most epic scenes ever created.
In Stockholm (where I lived), the recommendation was to work from home if possible. My workplace had had >95% of staff working from home from the beginning of march. Most of my friends here, except for those in healthcare or education, faced the exact same situation. So, institutions did keep people at home if possible, and companies did too.
In a few years that will be upgraded to cannabis smoking and you'll be gatekeeped out if you're not down with the herb.
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That study is utter nonsense:

> 5.8 grams of particulate matter per kilometer

Red flag. What kind of contrived conditions did they conspire to create that number?

And with regard to Tesla vehicles being heavy, that’s obviously fixed by using wider tyres or harder tyres, in order to get the requisite traction.
My guess: it's an acronym, probably for "Python security analysis" or something similar.
Piqued my interest in the idea of reality as a simulation and that what you perceive is just that and reality is something else.
It says “hatchback”, so: no?
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It sounds like there's interest in a plugin system which would handle things like this?

I agree, this doesn't seem like it makes sense to be built into a tool like poetry - it's a little too magic. And I'd have a use case for doing different kinds of runtime configuration (not environment variables) if it had a hook system.