skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
He's been banned before for issues like recording in bathrooms at cons. It's all an act but streaming can be a 12+ hour day and it makes sense for his character to 'get banned' especially when Twitch/etc won't comment and he can take a summer vacation. He'll re-enter with some drama that'll make headlines then be back up and running again with plenty of subscribers.
It means both. Source: native language.
sigh. Instead of this immense opportunity to see the rise of open source community where EVERYONE is welcome to contribute and make better software, the government is somehow pushing towards making homegrown ad ridden closed source clones of popular ad ridden closed source Chinese apps. Yucks
This site is completely broken on mobile.
I routinely anthropomorphize PID loops when tuning them.

One of the best nuclear astrophysicists I know thinks about stars as entities that want to stay alive -- "I'm running out of hydrogen, what can I burn next?" That approach yields the right phenomenology almost all the time.
> The fact IAM policies still can't deny requests missing a tag, or deny requests by tag-value condition seems silly to me...

Can't it, though?

"Condition": {
"StringEquals": {
"aws:RequestTag/key1": "value1",
"aws:RequestTag/key2": "value2"
},
"ForAllValues:StringEquals": {
"aws:TagKeys": [
"key1",
"key2"
]
}
}
he may have lifted his plots, but Shakespeare created 1700+ of modern english words [0]

Shakespeare can definitely be considered "original".

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shakespeare's_influence#Influe...
I don't expect them to do it. I just wish they would.

To be fair, the opposition is not exactly better. They are just lazy.
FYI, IAM policies do support tag-based access control: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/IAM/latest/UserGuide/access_tags.... This was introduced in the past 1-2 years.
And how much success does it have making things sold to consumers? (Which is where the common market is most important.)

I don't think I have a single thing in my home made by an Israeli brand (And I don't use Waze, and either way, it's Google's now). I have quite a few European-branded items, though.
Yeah, "reader view" works fine though
Defense and Communications have been Central portfolio since 1950 in India. There is no centralization of power happening, and there is no state that is protesting the current banning of apps.
> American schools resemble actual prisons in many ways.

It's not just american schools. All schools resemble prisons because all school systems around the world essentially adopted the american model which borrowed heavily from the prussian model.

All schools were compulsory indoctrination centers which buttressed the burgeoning nation-states.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prussian_education_system

Modern education system, along with national media, government, etc are pillars of the nation-state. You can't have a nation-state without one nowadays.
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The alternative is oftentimes doing nothing and putting people out of work. You shouldn't proactively punish people for the potential actions of other unrelated people who might choose to break the law.
The things is, that's kind of how it starts.

First you copy badly, then you copy well, then you improve.

Baby steps.
This is one of those tools that proves that explicitly solving for ergonomics really makes a huge difference.
That's such a great idea with rainymood pairing, thanks for sharing!
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I have a number of cameras on my property (12 and counting), I use cheap cameras from China and put them on a separate lan that is blocked from sending data outside of the network and can't be accessed from outside the lan either. Then I have a blueiris server running on my main lan (I use a ubiquity edge router) where I have the rest of the machines. The BlueIris server has access to the camera lan to get the data off it, and lets me see the cameras wherever I am. I have a mix of cameras but mostly the S3VC cameras you can get off Amazon, they are inexpensive and are decent quality. This lets me feel relatively safe, but still use the inexpensive cameras without spending a ton.

As for doorbell camera specifically. I had setup a Pi with facial recognition which you can find as packages online. It is fairly easy to setup and works pretty well, but I dropped it in the end and just put up good quality door camera attached to the blueiris server. You can set alerts on the BI server to tell you when someone is at the door, pretty easy to setup and minimize false triggers.
It looks really quite similar to Rust: https://github.com/google/xls/blob/main/xls/examples/dslx_in...

Note that there are differences though: Seems no type inferrence, for .. in, different array syntax, match arms delimitered by ";" instead of ",".

But it has a lot of the cool stuff from Rust: pattern matching, expression orientedness (let ... = match { ... }), etc.

Also other syntax is similar: fn foo() -> Type syntax, although something similar to that can be achieved in C++ as well.
> On this note, how many human drivers actually know what to do if their brakes fail?

In fairness, they all should know. Believe me when I say I'm for much stricter standards for human drivers.

> I think very few humans actually understand these concepts. Autonomous vehicles don't panic, and they can be programmed with rules to maximize the probability of survival.

The survival of who, though? The occupants? The occupants of other vehicles or pedestrians? If the breaks fail on a narrow mountain road, does the car decide to throw itself off the cliff or collide with the car in front of it, potentially pushing it off the cliff instead? (Eventually, I think the cars would be able to talk to each other and the front car could intentionally use itself to slow and stop the rear car.)

This is a can of worms, too.

> How cool would that be?

It's all really cool, but until the courts and Congress have figured out a lot of these issues, I'm not sure these cars are going to be my cup of tea.
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So the same model as Google and Facebook?
I sub to heaps of science infotainment channels and the YT algo hasn't ever recommended your channel. I think that anecdotally shows how broken the YT algo is. You just got one more YT sub and a potential new Patreon sub, too. Cheers!
I don't get it. Saggitarius A at Milky Way center is 4 millions times Sol mass. So why is 100 impossible?
Hell my job is a lot like staying in my bedroom everyday.
Wow, can you be less obvious with your russia trolling? It's embarassing.
No they keep it, which is why the US presidential elections are so very contentious in the US swing states of France, Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, Austria, Italy, Japan, South Korea, Micronesia, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, and the Philippines.
I don't know why it's a big deal to identify yourself when flying on planes? Being "illegal" because you have to remove your facemask is stupid as well. I'd rather have this than some underpaid, high school graduate who'd rather frisk all the pretty ladies that come by or racially profile others.
there is a documentary on youtube about oil leaking out of sunk WWII ships. Some of those ships are really close to shores and tourist destinations. Fun time.
Patreon has its issues, but it's empowered so many creators. I just hope the VC cycle doesn't kill the golden goose.
My first Unix was Solaris 4.1, but we soon upgraded to Solaris 2.0. My first open source software came on a 1/4" tape I bought by mail order. It included gcc so i had to compile that first with the Sun C version, then use it to compile the rest of the software. Of course Solaris 2.0 unbundled the compiler but I cant remember how I got round that. Must have got a binary of GCC from somewhere. Fun times.
Because a volcano destroyed the bases. Not because the Philippines forced the US to leave.

Edit: And so what if bases are easy to rebuild? I'm talking about the politics of the matter. The US didn't want to spend money on rebuilding the base, so they didn't. The decision had nothing to do with the Philippines government. Which is my whole point. The Philippines government couldn't have kicked the US bases out if they wanted to.
They won't improve. I'm willing to bet on it.

They are getting into the advertising business. Advertisers and privacy/security don't go together.

India is just getting used to the internet. Massive market. Billion users.
They retracted the paper because of political pressure, not because of any factual errors (this is pretty clear in both the timing of the retraction and the retraction statement).

> While our data and statistical approach were appropriate for investigating whether officer characteristics are related to the race of civilians fatally shot by police, they are inadequate to address racial disparities in the probability of being shot.

That's not what my comment addressed. It addressed the probability of non-white officers shooting to kill being higher than that of white officers. I think that conclusion is still supported by the paper (as in the last line of your quote).
I can only imagine how awesome it is to be a teenager right now. You have a natural advantage against the virus due to your age, and you/your buds don't need to attend school. Fire up the Xbox and grab your Mtn Dew boys it's time to drop into Verdansk.
I'm ok with translating is as "noob", but if you want to be nitpicky about semantics, "amateur" would be quite literally "любитель", and absolutely not "новичок". And, yes, "новичок" is 100% literally "newcomer", both etymologically and in all possible meanings it can have in English.
The two mains reason right now would be because you can do screensharing and because this is not tied to your iCloud account in any way.

In the future, we will probalby have other clients other than the macOS one.
Not sure about Russian, but contextually 'newcomer' can mean that in English, too.
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US interests overthrew the Hawaiian Kingdom in 1893, and personally I believe a day of national reckoning over that is still inevitable.

However people using it to justify Russia annexing Crimea in 2014 strains credulity.
Book maker here. This is a great idea! For my 2nd book, I kinda hacked my own system to just do this. I was targeting a low amount and paying a middleman any % of that was atrocious to me.

Kudos on this. Craig always delivers when it comes to making books.

What will it take to make it Wordpress friendly?
Showing/checking ID to travel doesn’t make anyone safer, and it makes a lot of people less safe.
Great idea. Sent email
Interestingly, extrapolated, that has predictive value for how robotic AI (i.e. androids) will be treated (eventually).
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The police themselves are really driving civil asset forfeiture. It's a huge revenue stream for police departments. And if your state allows civil asset forfeiture, the worst offenders may be the state police, which is a much more distant entity to hold accountable than your local sheriff.
History is not random trivia any more than math is memorizing random formulas.
If it was in his tea he never would have made it on the plane. The inventor of Novichok pointed this out and said it was likely applied to his skin.
I'm not sure why you're being downvoted but I really struggled with this application as well. Sync mode? location mode? There's help text, which I read it several times and I still have no idea what's going on.

The preferences screen is very difficult to use - it's a mix of labels and buttons with no indication that things are adjustable. You can adjust the brightness by hovering over the brightness amount and scrolling vertically. There are multiple preference panes, but they're only findable with horizontal scrolling. None of this is easily discoverable.

I use the software... but pretty much only the shortcut keys (^F2, ^F1). The other features which seem like they could be useful, would probably see a lot higher adoption if the application followed some UX best practices.
I've done this and didn't even realize it was a thing.
Well yeah, when you remove 99% of the visual information it can be hard to tell if it's a motorcycle.
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I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy, it's a false dichotomy.
Except its directly trended towards being like JS. It was slightly divergent at some point. (see other commends under my original).

Your reasoning is unsound. I'm sorry.

https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/wiki/TypeScript-Desi...

Please see goal number 6.

Typescript is an opensource language (probably in mostly control of MS. but they are a -very- different company from even 10 years ago).

I can tell you from the last few years that they are taking it very very seriously. Now that ES is actually moving again, no one wants a repeat of coffeescript.

Your argument is basically also saying that JSX/React are bad as well and should not be in npm either.

I don't think any npm package owes it to anyone to be in any language. They are just under the contract of producing javascript that is runnable under the node versions they've specified (and even then, not even, as there are plenty of browser-only packages).

There are plenty of npm modules that have some sort of compilation from C or some such. (anything with node-gyp). Not as common as in ruby land but still happens.
I'm saying in a competitive market, the incentive would be to support as many platforms as you reasonably can. Without being outright paid by platform creators not to do that, most developers choose to do that. Paying third parties not to support your competition is... I'll let the reader fill in the blank :)
I expect this to increase prices for chinese phones. It is well known that xiaomi operates on thin margin so they can push their IT services and recoup the cost.
> Cooking, Nutrition, Medicine, Drugs & Vitamins,

We had health class for a few years at my school.

> Finance

We had some basic finance, but I would have liked more. We covered writing a check and balancing a checkbook. I'd have liked to see more about calculating compound interest, as well as a primer on how taxes work. I can see the tax lesson failing, though, if it was too long before I got an actual job.

> Basic electronics

This was covered in college, but not high school. I'm not sure this is very practical for most people, either. People need to know how to use computers, but not necessarily how to design a circuit board.
How does it make a lot of people less safe?
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Accepted correction meaning 'realised you were wrong and changed your behaviours/beliefs based on information/instruction you've received'.

You make it sound like you believe you're infallible and the only people who change their minds are the weak willed lead astray by Facebook nonsense.
Seems like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intentional_stance
Titles are rarely used, but I did receive emails of users saying "woops, can you delete this ?" with very personnal content.

Which is why we implemented the delete feature (creating a paste gives you a cookie that allows deletion) recently because we don't want to spend time on customer service for a free site.
I had to read this a few times
Fedora CoreOS and RHEL CoreOS.
If it produces better outcomes in vivo, does it matter whether or not the proposed mechanism is correct?
> Where or how would you meet real people that have similar interests?

From your family/friend/neighborhood groups? Are you saying schools are where you go to meet people of similar interests? How can that be when schools are for everyone?

> Humans are social creatures

Humans are social creatures with in-group bias. Especially young kids. Schools are an unnatural system for humans. It's why kids universally don't like school. It's why you have to force, trick and brainwash them into liking school.

You might want to read up on the history of modern education system. They certainly weren't created to meet people with similar interests.
Freelancing can be lonely and full of uncertainty. How do folks deal with that?
Hey! Really love this concept, especially because a lot of smaller creators/bloggers/etc are getting pulled between hosting and owning their own content on their own platform (but getting very little in ads) vs. hosting on someone else platform where they may get more in ads but don't own their content.

Can't wait to see where this goes!
Maybe I'm too skeptical, but this seems a bit too obvious to me. Why would you try to poison someone with no real threat to you and risk him becoming a martyr, using a method that immediately brings you to mind, with a nerve agent that is also strongly linked to you?
Well, they keep trying to kill people with nerve agents developed to fool 70s technology, so draw your own conclusions. I would say that being implicated is the point they are trying to make.
I have used a min-max heap once. I don't remember why I needed it at the time--it was a previous job--but I do remember that I had to roll my own, because it's just not that popular of a data structure, and it was the obvious and only good solution to the problem at the time.

So, it's nice to see a detailed analysis of the structure like this! Perhaps if it becomes more popular, I will find more places to use it.
The difference is that work pays you and you are free to choose a different job/business/employer and if you are highly paid (or work on your skills to become highly paid) you are able to save money and not have to work at all for a certain period of time and live off savings.

School is a prison you're forced to go to, are not paid and are typically not able to change schools like you would change jobs (you could potentially go to a private school, but that would depend on your parents having and willing to spend the $$$).
In this context it should be translated as "novel" with some noun similar to "novel coronovirus".
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Didn't they poison some guy with radioactive isotopes a few years back? I don't think they care about it being attributed to them, or think that being attributed to them has positive value.
This is bad. But it was targeted. I worry about how easy it would be for terrorists to do something very bad with a large quantity of this stuff seeing it's so easy to move about.
If you don't trust your team not to paste privileged production tokens to third party services, security training might be a better course of action than defining vague rules.
I'm not coming into this as an expert, but I smell a weasel in the phrase 'crime rate', because law enforcement is discretionary and also/therefore racist... I mean it is not by accident. There was a concerted effort to consolidate white power after the civil war, and police were always part of that. Divide and conquer.. restrict where they can live, police their neighborhoods, put them in jail.
Criminalizing blackness and then calling 'blacks' criminals was literally and explicitly part of the plan. Obviously not part of everybody's plan, but it's a continuation of the devil's bargain in our constitution: loyalty from the south in exchange for chattel slavery in our city on a hill. It's disgusting but ofc history is dead people, we can choose to recreate these institutions or dismantle them... but...

Being honest, precise, and consistent in your terminology isn't too helpful if you choose to ignore american history.

'Systemic' racism is the appropriate term because it must be understood as a whole for the parts to make sense. Your misunderstanding kinda illustrates this. Cause really the remedy for police killings and for high "crime rates" among "blacks" are in fact the same, and relate to the manner and amount of policing.
I love their RISC-V implementation in 500 lines of code:
https://github.com/google/xls/blob/main/xls/examples/riscv_s...
> They analyzed the human genome and SARS-CoV-2 genome to find out that some genes related to ACE in comparison to genes related to ACE2 are more 'expressed' by the Covid-19 virus than normally and they observed known biochemical pathways that are hypothesized to lead to too much bradykinine.

FTFY. They didn't measure patients. They modeled genomic interactions to make some predictions about biochemical effects on patients. Then they noted that some of those predicted effects correlate with symptoms of Covid patients. They went further and shotgunned a list of treatments which are known to affect the same biochemical processes. The farther along the path of inference, the weaker the conclusions get, but it sounds like a promising arrow for research to me.

> why they couldn't just measure bradykinine levels directly? Is that too hard?

Don't need nearly as much permission or human resources to run computer simulations on offline data as you do to take measurements of patients in the hospital.
No. No one's hoping anything. It's more like a realization that even if there's a bad guy, they're only going to be able to pwn your dev environment, which has no valuable data in it, and can be replaced with a script.
> otherwise doing her best to play the black widow

It is extremely rare for people to kill and eat their spouse. What a weird metaphor.
Hmm - shouldn't the title be like: "Law in the US ..."?
The wiki article seems to give more context about that: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novichok_agent:

> Novichok has, however, been known to most western secret services since the 1990s,[16] and in 2016 Iranian chemists synthesised five Novichok agents for analysis and produced detailed mass spectral data which was added to the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons Central Analytical Database.[17][18] Previously, there had been no detailed descriptions of their spectral properties in open scientific literature.[17][19] A small amount of agent A-230 was also claimed to have been synthesised in the Czech Republic in 2017 for the purpose of obtaining analytical data to help defend against these novel toxic compounds.[20]
They are using Knallgas bacteria. Here's a study that the CEO was part of:

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S221191241...
Everyone claims that it was leaked, but both of the sex tapes were timed to come out during the first season of Keeping up with the Kardashians and the first season of The Simple Life.

Life has a lot of coincidences, but the real question is- were they making lemonade from lemons OR is it artificial lemon juice, something that looks like lemons but isn't?