skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> you are not explaining why i would care though?

Because many people endeavour to be better people because they care about other people.

> How do propose getting more diversity without some kind of support or appreciation of the value of the under represented?

You could improve diversity without appreciating their value, as well; following proscribed formulas to balance quotas doesn't guarantee that those applying the formula are going to reform their views.

I'd improve diversity by dismantling systemic barriers; like unequal access to education, which must including access to after-school support, quality food, and so on.

> but where is the incentive for the other kids to keep playing together if the historical effects of the bullying are not addressed?

Because they are kids, and many kids are quick to forgive and forge new relationships.
I used to think the same thing, but it turns out it actually makes sense (at least in the US): the vast majority of credit card fraud is counterfeit cards, not stolen cards. Requiring a chip which can’t be counterfeited from a list of lifted CC numbers (and sometimes track codes) solves most of the problem as far as card present purchases are concerned. That and shifting more liability to merchants if they don’t support chip readers.
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https://crash-stats.mozilla.org/report/index/bp-b934704d-7ef...

https://crash-stats.mozilla.org/report/index/bp-471234eb-fff...

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https://crash-stats.mozilla.org/report/index/bp-86868331-64f...

https://crash-stats.mozilla.org/report/index/bp-46a98043-1e2...

https://crash-stats.mozilla.org/report/index/bp-939482ee-815...

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https://crash-stats.mozilla.org/report/index/bp-bf4fb4b0-77a...
Thanks for that tip, they don't seem to advertise that a lot!

Launched 11/16 and somewhat reasonably priced since 08/18. Still more expensive than some others I also use, but at these prices it might be an easier decision if you want to avoid risks with the more aggressively priced competitors.

Edit: Even with a terraform provider, nice!
We are to some degree talking past each other.

You say the protests have achieved their goals. To me, that means they are an organized campaign of some sort.

The fact is, BLM is a national organization with nearly universal name recognition at this point. They have funding. They have PR teams. They are directing messaging.

And the fact remains that I think "Defund the Police" is terrible messaging.

> Please treat them like people.

As I said at the beginning, I think we're talking past each other.

I never meant to dehumanize the protesters.

The main point I am trying to make is that as someone with no horse in this race (i.e. I am neither pro-BLM nor pro-police) if I were forced to pick a side on the issue based on my current view of what is and has happened over the past couple months, I would come down on the side of the police. I'd rather just stay out of it.

All this said, as much as I think our politics differ, I really do respect the way you've responded to people in this thread, and I hope there are more people like you among the protesters because then maybe you've got an actual shot at achieving your goals.
Considering the nature of many (not most) police interactions (i.e. as a suspect, even just a speeding ticket) what would you consider a reasonable target for "courteous and respectful" interactions? 100%?

I would just find it hard to believe if I've just committed a crime and been arrested by the police that I would be able to describe the interaction as "courteous and respectful", even if the police did everything right.
what has half life to be with energy density?
That sounds entertaining TBH. Worked at a place a bit like that; could have been a test but as simple as seeing how you dealt with random fun.
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I would be in favour of EOL that insecure mess known as phone payments.
IMHO, Keybase is the best example of a friendly tool for public key cryptography. It's really a shame that Zoom acquired them. I still think their stitching together a secure identity based on the aggregation of people's social media accounts is a great approach. Maybe that idea will be incorporated into other tools eventually.
Didn't they just declare AntiFa and Proud Boys terrorist groups? Better not wear black downtown after 9pm or you might catch a free "UBER".
What's wrong with selectively chosen videos of police brutality? They still prove it exists and is unprovoked. (And as mentioned in another post, there's a thread cataloging hundreds of them, so they're not really that selective...)
I think people's lives matter more than critiquing a slogan.
So long as you complete the sentence "You're wrong, there's no way <thing you agree with>".
You have flipped the definitions of redriver and retimer.

Also, while I agree with big money for hardware, do you see a way around if your design needs a retimer?
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Hmm, is that better or worse than Heyyyyyyyyyyy.com?
Heyy anyone got an invite code to share please?
What's the profit of profithunt?
Enjoyable to see these mockery sites. The original Hey marketing was just asking to get mocked. Hopefully they take it in good spirit. The lesson learned I think is, don’t act like God unless you want to get mocked for it.
The test equipment is hundreds of thousands of dollars each and everything used for PCIe3 doesn't have the bandwidth to go to PCIe 4. The bigger companies have no problem scaling up but for smaller players it's a serious consideration. Even at satellite offices of larger companies, it can be difficult to get the capital outlay for your lab to buy something like a BERT. We're talking millions of dollars at scale. Fortunately, most of the equipment that works for PCIe4 will also work for PCIe5.
It's a conversation starter. It's definitely sparked a lot of meaningful dialogues about the state of policing in the US and how to make it better for all involved.
We've been waiting for "knowledge bank" type of jobs to be replaced by AI any year now since the expert systems of the 1980's. But I feel like this kind of thinking reveals an ignorance of these professions. Optometrists do a lot more than just "measuring your prescription", they also deal with eye health and the peculiarities and variations that come with biological systems. But even when it comes to your prescription, what an optometrist does is deal with the subjective nature of your experience and that's something that's difficult for an AI to do today (or probably for a good while yet).

I think there's something very insightful in your post though, and that is the observation that programmers will just work one abstraction layer up. In general, it has been demonstrated that a combination of expert + AI is far more effective than either one on their own. I can see AI becoming an indispensable tool in the tool belt of an expert, and since we want the best possible outcomes, we're not going to throw the expert out of that equation any time soon. What we may see is the need for fewer experts to get the job done, as the automation capabilities of AI allow them to become more efficient. Just like the power loom, it certainly reduced the number of humans needed, but even today, you still need some people to service the machines and to program their patterns.
No, it's a different concept. The gendarmarie is specifically internal military police. The Gendarmerie Nationale [1] and Garde Nationale [2] are separate entities. There is some minor overlap, but they have fundamentally different mission statements.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Gendarmerie

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Guard_(France)

This pattern is mirrored across other European nations as well, and is not exclusive to France.
This kinda elides the context of it being a response to what looked to many people like a blatant attempted murder.

If you're attacking someone who's armed (police officer or not) you should be prepared to suffer the consequences.

Conversely, if police departments abuse their authority, shouldn't they expect to be punished by the people they serve, and in a similarly peremptory manner?
That's not why he's weird. It's how he goes about it. I like Tony. And I don't personally think he's weird. But objectively... most people probably do and I understand why.
I don't think it's race related. I've moved to neighborhood that's relatively dangerous in Bay Area. It's close to really dangerous ones. I wouldn't mind 2-3x amount of police that currently is here. I don't think that others would mind it either just because they have darker skin color.
> I packed an air mattress to sleep on during camping when it was cold on the ground. The air didn't insulate as well as I expected so I was freezing from below.

No sleeping bag?
I’ve used one of those devices. It takes 30 seconds to learn how to operate and is very accurate. I really don’t understand how optometry exists in it’s current state.
Based on the example at [0], my understanding is that no, you can control and serve up "/good.js" from your domain, but webbundles allow you to override "https://example.com/good.js" while within the context of your bundle - a totally different domain you don't control.

[0] https://www.npmjs.com/package/wbn
It’s nice to see people working on making it easier for others to get into the hardware! Software is taking over but we need just as many people in hardware
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That's why Zappos doesn't compete on price, I've never seen a shoe there listed at anything but MSRP. I still buy all my shoes there because I'm very picky about fit, so I order several pairs, wear them around the house, and then pick what I'm keeping and send the rest back.
Without trying to pick sides, the argument would be that these redistributive programs will not enhance public safety but instead will make things worse. For those who can afford it, the safety "gap" will be addressed by private security forces, gated communities, or simply re-locating (and taking their tax dollars with them).
Another PB&K fan here - but I drink them instead of eat them. Throw kale, pb, some mineral salt and a sweetener of choice (I use erythritol currently) into the blender and blend until texture is smooth.

You can smash a pitcher full of kale leaves and balance it out with just a tablespoon of PB. Not that making everything taste divine is always the end goal, but it was surprisingly difficult to find an ingredient that balances out the taste of kale.
Ideally you wouldn’t, but if there’s a long history of discrimination against that race/sex/orientation/identity then you need to do that to correct for the historical bias.

I’d rather it not exist, but there isn’t really any other corrective measure you can make.
Saying their early investor was the CIA isn’t exactly controversial. It’s cited in almost every article about the company. When something is that widely known, it’s usually not cited.

But since you asked, here is an old article about it: https://www.bizjournals.com/sanjose/news/2014/09/15/cia-back...

Title: CIA-backed Palantir adds $50M to its war chest

“Palantir's backers include the CIA's In-Q-Tel venture fund and Thiel's Founders Fund. Its customers include government intelligence agencies such as the National Security Agency.”

Google In-Q-Tel and Palantir and you’ll find 100 other articles about it.
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Yes, safety is important. George Floyd should have been able to feel safe. Breonna Taylor should have been safe in her bed. Who's violence are we talking about here? What does high crime neighborhoods have to do with police not killing people wantonly?
This is true in a de jure sense, but nonsensical in a de facto sense. Simply comparing video footage of riots in france vs the US shows the US police police to be considerably more heavily equipped and aggressively inclined.
We do know how to quantify intelligence (unless you're one of those who includes consciousness in the definition of AGI, which seems almost religious to me). I expect it will quickly switch to an argument of what deficiencies AGI candidates have and how smart they really are, much like ML models that supposedly beat humans at narrow tasks today, rather than possible versus impossible talk.

As for impossible talk, we have biological examples all around us of what needs to be built. We just need to imitate. Much like computer vision, algorithms sucked at it until they didn't (and all it took was someone scaling up an old design idea plus a lot of data). On the scale of gigantic ambitious goals it's pretty special in that regard. Curing cancer or death or mars colonies may indeed be impossible, by contrast.

I will agree that I trust no one's ability to predict anything. They are all just making almost-entirely-uneducated guess using a few variables out of some vast number of unknowns.
Did you miss the news where average IQ is lowering across the board due to various poorly understood factors (increase of CO2 levels, endocrine disruptors, etc...).
We are getting at a massive amount of dumb people ala idiocracy, not sure if that also means more smart scientists in total.
$0 :) Mostly I just use it to keep a record of projects I read about here and there
Why would you mention their revenue growth and gross margin without mentioning their R&D, Marketing, and Sales & Administrative costs. Which have each all doubled YoY. Isn't that misleading?
Their Net Loss went from 51M to 119M. So, in 2019 they spent 127M to generate 76M in revenue and in 2020 they spent 261M to generate 142M in revenue.

Asana and Palantir both have terrible financials. They've both basically doubled their net loss YoY.
You can't be an island of radical transparency. It has to be an organizational thing, and even then you'd be well advised to not act that way with your spouse or at a retail store.
Speakingof dumbing down, why didn't you addressed any of the points made in the post you're replying to,and instead chose to go on a non-sequitur?
This sounds like a forced exit. For the founder and CEO and basic Messiah of the company to leave with 0 days notice, and for the incoming CEO to be sending the notice, sounds like someone got their email terminated and walked off the property. Even CEOs who are fired for company performance sometimes get to send their own farewell letter: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/blog/2013/mar/01/grou...
I would add that another component of civil disobedience is a willingness to accept the consequences, to be arrested without violence or any resistance. I should have included that in my original comment.
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Ok you got me xD A great example of this silly thing called social engineering.
Interesting point.

Martin Luther King Jr spoke quite a bit about addressing GUILT before he was killed.

Unfortunately for all of us, he was incredibly unpopular before his death due to his position on the Vietnam War so his message on guilt is lost to transcripts.

QUOTE: "The Negro needs the white man to save him from his fears, the white man needs the Negro to save him from his GUILT. We are tied together in so many ways, our language, our music, our cultural patterns, our material prosperity, and even our food are an amalgam of black and white."

SOLUTIONS FOR GUILT AND FEAR:
Dr King mentioned in his speech that one can tackle guilt and fear through ACTION and COLLECTIVE EFFORT:

1. True integration - "Shared power, where black men and white men share power together, to build a new and a great nation"

2. White student generations of goodwill "who will stick with the cause of justice and the cause of civil rights and the cause of peace throughout the days ahead" The action of whites here tackles their guilt while providing hope and reducing fear for blacks.

3. "Coalitions of conscience"

4. Taking a long-view anchored in hope.

SOURCE:
https://gphistorical.org/mlk/mlkspeech/mlk-gp-speech.pdf
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There are people who absolutely mean "defund the police" as "defund the police to 0:"

https://www.8toabolition.com/defund-the-police

Now, do they represent the majority of the people calling for defunding the police? I don't know. But it's not "categorically" different.
cough cough glares at US federal and state agencies.
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While I agree that designing and training a model the size of a human brain from scratch may well be an undertaking too great for any one human or even group of humans, that’s not how humans are created!

I’d say the fact that we start life as a single cell with - at maximum - only a couple of gigabytes of information packed in our DNA and yet turn out to have profound intelligence is strong evidence that we might be able to design a system that - through some combination of obscenely efficient simple-ish learning algorithms - might be able to bootstrap its own intelligence in a similar fashion to how humans do.

This isn’t necessarily a call for research to study how human embryos turn into thinking, feeling people, but more a loose upper bound on the complexity of the initial size of a model that could become AGI.
>Purchasing military surplus is another area they've spent increased budgets on as well.

Police only pay for shipping. If those costs are swelling their expenses, they have a tiny budget.

The 1988 National Defense Authorization Act created a temporary program within the DoD to funnel surplus equipment to state law enforcement agencies involved in anti-drug activities at no cost other than shipping. The 1997 National Defense Authorization Act added anti-terrorism activities and made the program permanent.
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> With reduced policing and increased chaos and rioting it seems logical that those with means will employ private security forces.

Why do you believe chaos and rioting will be the outcome of reworking policing? That "chaos" and riots are a direct result of the status quo of violent and often racist policing.
Why does the US incarcerate individuals at world records? Tax Payers spend millions housing / feeding / providing healthcare to 1.4 million incarcerated people. Does the US simply have more criminals? or are we wasting money providing a ban-aid fix to crime which most first world countries have figured out.

It's much more expensive to over-police a broken social system than it is to foster the conditions which produce less crime overall.
I believe it's a conversation ender rather than starter. When people are throwing around a abolishing the police and using violent riots to push it that ends conversation rather than starts it.
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Tangential to the primary issue, but TFA mentions the crew being detained on the ship for 10 months after docking, which is absolutely mind-blowing. I assume they weren't completely oblivious to the contents of their cargo. Imagine not only sailing, but then trying to sleep for ten extra months aboard a ship carrying thousands of pounds of explosive fertilizer. Insane.
Its true. I've been watching the Live Streams with hours and hours of content rather than just highlights and summaries, and overwhelmingly the police forces have shown incredible restraint.

To everyone who views individual events out of context and condemns an entire system, I say you are actively harming society with your hubris.
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How do we tell whether autonomous cars are actually making progress? Is this a big bang final reveal, or is it possible to tell that every quarter, something on the way to full autonomy is developing?

It seems that these spinoffs and acquisitions of Lidar companies, etc. all say they solve a piece of the puzzle, but it still seems no closer to a real system.
Thumb up from me for the potential archaeoclonal side play.

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Are there no parks or green space anywhere near you?

Personally I'd much rather be outside than in a loud cafe. I might even get the chance to see a tree or hear a bird.
This is indeed annoying; there's no UI option to select anything from your collections or top sites in the current tab.

There are a few other issues that annoy me:

- tab management is a bit of a mess relative to the previous version. I seem to end up with the same websites open in many tabs because the UI for selecting an icon from top sites or collections always opens a new tab. IMHO that's a UX failure and something that needs rethinking.

- Neither top sites or collections are part of the normal bookmarks or synced to my desktop browser. This seems like an odd choice to me as bookmark syncing works great. I've repeatedly lost collections by switching to different versions of firefox preview, firefox nightly, etc. This makes me reluctant to buy into the feature because I know I will lose all collections at some point again.

- Page caching is way too aggressive. It's not acceptable to show days old versions of a website in a new tab. Yet, this happens to me on pretty much all news websites and blogs that I visit. Including HN. I have to reload freshly opened news websites to get the current version. To me this feels like a bug and I hope this is not actually intended behavior (that would be seriously misguided).

- The back button history does not stop with the opening of the tab (which is what I expect). With HN, if I repeatedly hit the back button I get back to the login screen I used months ago. The old browser would go back to the main screen so I could open up a new tab. IMHO that behavior is nicer.

- You have to be really careful manipulating collections via the touch screen. I've repeatedly deleted sites from there by accident because I wasn't scrolling perfectly straight or trying to open the site. Swipe to delete without confirmation is broken UX. Really annoying and it seems overly sensitive to this. Every delete I've done this way was unintentional.

Despite this, I kind of like it because adblocking (aka. the #1 use case for extensions) works great and I also enjoy privacy protection, which on Android normally is kind of a bad joke with Google tracking your every move.
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