skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That, and some video cards support higher resolutions over DisplayPort. For example, while my 2013 Mac Pro has both HDMI and Thuderbolt/Mini DisplayPort outputs, the only way to get 2160p60 HDMI output (without chroma subsampling) is via a DisplayPort-to-HDMI 2.x adapter (and I had to try about half a dozen different adapters before I found one that does this correctly).
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> I'm amazed they're still using a party that takes 20% of their innings instead of hiring a web company to set up their own site.

Setting up and maintaining your own site isn't cheap either, and you still need a payment processor. Most of those don't allow adult content, and for the ones that do, 20% is pretty standard.
And I am surprised [1] Link hasn't pop up yet.

Yes. The industry has been optimising for throughput in the past decades. It is time to bring latency back to the table. I want super low latency Computing. Street Fighter or The King of Fighters in CRT Arcade Era just felt so much more responsive.

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Do you think that the fact Thunder Bay had fewer than 100 COVID cases might have been because of their access to the COVID database, and their ability to enforce the Quarantine Act?

The US is not Canada. Police in Canada need safeguards too, to be sure. It's not even close to the same thing. For every 1 person killed in Canada by police, 100 are killed in America, 10X per capita. People in Canada aren't really scared of the police, certainly not in the way Americans are scared of the police. Police in Canada are part of the community, not paramilitary belligerents.
You see it happen on HN often because of title length limits.
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> The first is that the islands which should own the domain suffix, don’t, thanks to a wonderful piece of modern day British Imperialism.

rolls eyes
This is what I was able to dig up: http://www.arcforums.com/forums/air/index.php?/topic/267042-...
> And does the mouse being a ps/2 input vs USB make a difference?

The difference used to be very noticeable. Nowadays my PC doesn't have a PS/2 port.
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I don't know whether PP algos work or whether they're fair or what the trade off between fairness and effectiveness should be. But I am amazed the number of commentors here who think the devs behind the algos are not smart enough to normalise data for police numbers in an area!?
Millions of people can sing “I want to be a hound dog”
Every inch of that airport and all runways are covered by video cameras, many of them. There should be no ambiguity here. Let's hope they release the footage.
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The 10 year thing was previous law. You are not arguing about SB 145, you are arguing against some other decision
And Red Hat Core OS (RHCOS) for Red Hat flavored shops.
Don't know if it's specific to LG monitors but the brightness controls on my keyboard modify the screen of whichever window has focus.
I'm sure they could finagle a job description to say this and maybe even get away with it, but unfortunately the job description they did use was unambiguously "spying on labor organizing", which makes it an open and shut case.
Kids are smart enough to beat a pitch detector.
OLED TVs are in a much better space than PC LCDs, where no really good options exist. Either IPS, which has poor contrast, bleed and doesn't do HDR, or VA, which has good contrast, but also doesn't really do HDR, and VA generally has poor uniformity (nitpick) and viewing angles. Some VA are pretty smeary, but that seems to have cleaned up in the latest generation. TN panels are much better than they used to be in the color department, but it doesn't have the contrast of VA, and even poorer viewing angles than VA.

OLED is clearly the way forward - accurate colors, excellent contrast, no bleeding, no uniformity issues, proper HDR, excellent response time. Except OLED doesn't come to PCs.
See also Microsoft's Channel 9, which was named after channel 9 on United Airline flights.

https://channel9.msdn.com/About/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Channel_9_%28Microsoft%29
No. The ballistic missiles operate very differently than spacelaunch. Some of them have the energy potential, but their thrust curves are all wrong. They burn too quickly. Without a mounted upper stage, and associated navigation/orientation equipment, they wouldn't get anything into orbit.
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I would say that if someone was housed, clothed, and fed for four years while they worked perhaps only at a summer job, that being only $29K in debt is quite a good deal.

It's not just tuitions, books, and fees. You could make tuition and books free and someone still has to cover your living expenses for ~4 years of (mostly) not working at a paid job.
Because philosophy focuses on artifacts of language over reality.
Which bar was your favorite?

I liked Mikkeller for this, but it got too loud. Irish Bank was also good, slower but quieter. I used to nag my friends about opsec... back when you could go places with friends :*(
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How about wet leaves before a turn?
Who said it was a surprise?
I haven’t looked that far into it, I just watched that video when Youtube recommended it. The written story that I’ve seen online was uncredited, so seeing someone talk about it made it seem more likely to have occurred (at least to me).
were you aware of amazons practices before you started to work there?
if yes, how did that factor into your decision to take the job?
This is a hilarious idea. I would love a little robot that could tell whining apart from legitimate pain crying, because god knows toddlers do enough of both, and help discourage the former.
What if your favorite girl to fap to would talk to you over video? There is a big difference in making personal connections and lonely masturbation.
Beyond the creepiness of the tasks required, what sticks out to me is the persistent use of Amazon-specific jargon:

> Analysts must be capable of engaging and informing L7+ ER Principals (attorney stakeholders)

Does anyone who doesn’t work at Amazon know what “L7 + ER Principals” means?

Perhaps these are universally understood terms in some fields, but my guess is that the “error” was posting this publicly, and it was meant to be an Amazon-internal job posting.

Sometimes, for legal reasons, these sorts of jobs are required to be posted publicly, but not in a way that makes the underlying content clear to anyone [0]. So another possibility is that the mistake was posting the job with too many specifics.

[0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21851281
So can DNS queries.
I think parent meant the silo and apparatus, not necesarily the missile itself.
Which will be when space based systems are able to get more energy than ground based systems. So, in a lot of time.
Because not all unions are angelic as they are portrayed in popular culture.

I am a 34 year old immigrant from a country where unions are synonymous with both corruption and workers rights.

US also has a similar history.

https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=518184...

Edit: downvoted for pointing out facts. Your downvotes won't change reality, as much as you think it does.
Philosophers, perhaps, but I maintain that philosophy is genuinely useful. (Just not philosophising about epistemically solved problems.)
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The problem is that eeproms don't do wear leveling. Not internally and they're usually controlled by a simpler microcontroller that doesn't have enough resources to do it in software.

So every time you write to three same byte you're writing the same cell. 100.000 cycles is actually much more than current flash generations.
Not as easy as you might think. Not sure about amazon but some apps have anti-spoofing detection. Not sure what they look for, probably precision and correlated data
Based on anecdotes it seems like it. Older generations always seemed to think pets had no idea what was going on when viewing a TV to the point of ignoring it. I'm assuming their body language suggested so.

Nowadays people open up koi pond videos on phones and let their cats play with it. But like you mentioned, it would be interesting to see a study on it.
datapoint, to update to 2020: we can now map a third of a fly brain.

https://www.theverge.com/2020/1/22/21076806/google-janelia-f...
I forgot adult apps are banned on App Store and Play Store, so adult apps can only run on Android devices by providing .apk file to users while being completely banned on iOS?!

Weird situation for adult entrepreneurs.
If this is true, then I learned something and I appreciate you telling me. I'll verify in a couple hours, and will probably change my perspective of the movie because of it.

What I don't like is the personal attack. I got my information not from Fox News or something, but from mainstream media news sites going on and on about how progressive it was that their cast and crew was almost completely black(or at least that's how I remember it). I made the post I did because I wanted to push back against racism.

Again, thank you for the productive portion of your comment. I will learn from it.
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Really? What disorder is that?
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Heh, the last bit - that the Chinese part is a later modification I think I could have told you myself. I wouldn't be too surprised if there's a pre-WW2 variant of some sort. But I doubt it's actually a 'quote' with an origin you can pinpoint any better than many such aphorisms like 'we pretend to work and they pretend to pay us'.

Googling the last bit took me to a reddit post in a socialism subreddit that questioned whether people actually said that so there's that sidemusement as well.
IMHO, because what colleges are selling is effectively a positional good[1], one valued specifically for how it ranks against other similar goods. They're selling the certification that "this person is in the n% percentile of employability".

And you generally can't just make more of a positional good. That's like, "why can't Louis Vuitton ramp up production so that everyone can have a LV handbag?"

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Positional_good
It seems similar to romance scams, though managing to fall barely on the right side of the law.

I honestly think they should be deplatformed, one way or another. Young men in their teens and twenties are psychosocially damaged by this style of money-mediated intimacy, and at best they will play catch up with their peers the rest of their lives, and at worst will be permanently stunted. If I had a son, I'd honestly prefer he end up addicted to nicotine than to OnlyFans. (Older men are also damaged, but they're likely lost causes.)

We also need to recognize that men as a class are vulnerable to this kind of illness, and design public health interventions to help divert men from it and pull men out of it if they find themselves trapped by it.
NAND Flash is just a type of EEPROM.

Early EEPROM could only be wiped entirely (but as this was done electrically, it was still an improvement over UV-erased EPROM), while EEPROM at the time of Flash's creation could often be byte-erased (as is the case now).

Nowadays "EEPROM" mostly refers to small, slow, rarely written config storage for microcontrollers. As thus, they are also usually accompanied by low write/erase endurance despite their byte-erase granularity.

Flash was meant as a higher capacity/performance version indeed sporting full block erasure as a downside, but nowadays it has supplanted EEPROM in all categories but small micro-controller usages. Plus, as capacity is now cheap, high write loads can easily be supported with write levelling (that is, writing to new locations instead of erasing/writing the same block over an over.)
Most students graduate with no assets so what would stop someone from graduating and declaring bankruptcy before they begin working? Would that not reduce the ease in getting student loans since banks would be reluctant to loan to someone that doesn't have a wealthy cosigner, effectively eliminating poorer people from attending?
I still miss channel 9 when I'm taking a United flight. It was by far the best channel on the entire in-flight audio system.
True, if a bit oversimplified. But cynically, as a manager (one of the former type, I like to think), if you're able to outsource your work, while maintaining the expected quality of work product, without breaking any security/compliance/governance rules...I'm not really sure I'd have a ton of heartburn.
> Does a 'fan' imply a subscriber?

Yes. Generally there is no "free" tier.
I worked on a project that used QnX for large volume message transmission via custom telex interfaces. Millions of messages on a good Monday morning. Because I like my development machine to run the same OS as the servers I ended up using it for my daily driver for quite a few years. In the end I liked it so much that when Quantum Software dawdled on their 32 bit implementation that I wrote my own version of the OS.

One really neat demo was 250 windows running the size of poststamps with a little bouncing line demo inside them. All still received their 'fair share' of time, all could still be moved around and expanded as though the machine was otherwise idle.
66k doesn't typically include all the costs of operating a business, safety from people with parasocial relationships, etc. which this person has to carry.

But yes, I'd also argue that it is a much broader problem in the US.
So I've dabbled a bit in graphics, and it feels like a content problem. Sure, you can have an artist pump out some models and textures. But for every level of detail increase, the artist must spend ~3x the time of the previous level. So for example, even making just a simple a dirt road look _really_ good and photo-realistic would involve much more time (a week? a month?) than one can reasonably spend on a commercial project (where you have bajillions of assets to worry about).
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The vast majority of Amazon's operating expenses is paying manufacturers for the products that people buy, so there's really no comparison to a country's budget. Plus their margins for that are close to 0, and overall they constantly take large losses from their physical retail business in order to expand everything else.
It's not immediately clear from their documentation, but do they enforce a naming scheme on images pushed to the registry?

This is an annoyance with the GitLab Container Registry, which mandates that the repository part of the image name be 3 components or less, one of which must be the GitLab project name. So your images have to be named like namespace/project/something:tag, which may not be what you want.
A/R lines of credit have been a thing for a long time.
Hah, that’s perfect. After all why would philosophy be what philosophers did.
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Greg Egan's short story collection Axiomatic has some stories dealing with the issue of identity after upload. It probably comes up in some of his other stories as well, but that's all I've read so far of his works.
Everything has a cost, either computational or human.

We've probably reached the point where human cost exceeds computational cost, which is to say that developing and QA testing such a feature would probably cost more money than it's worth. How many users of software would gain from such minutiae?
>parasocial relationships have a long and sordid history -- starting with the invention of the "fireside chat" on radio.

They don't call it the oldest profession as a joke. Social interaction and validation is the single most valuable thing to human beings, and it always has been. The basic business model of OnlyFans is absolutely no different than what has occured since the beginning of human civilization.
Gathering information on union organizing is illegal? I don’t think so.

Spying, yes, but I don’t see that in the description.

And your Twitter post is gone.
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Thanks. I'm not familiar. I know that Twitch, for instance, has a separate concepts for subscriber (pays money) and follower (wants updates on the person).
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Why does he have so many?