skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I can't read that article, but as an addendum (or possible summary): Western European art pretty much had naturalistic and romantic representationlism down by the mid 19th century, but this turned out to be a poor platform for expression (and outmoded somewhat by the invention and apparent advancement of photographic techniques). There was a lot of experimentation with subject matter (common people al a Tanner's Young Sabot Maker, early futurism [and, interestingly, post-apocalyptic ideation with Hubert Roberts paintings of ruins e.g. the Louvre]), framing (a contemporary of Monet's whose name escapes me but whose paintings are highly reminiscent of the composition of cell phone photography), etc., but the drift toward non-representationalism didn't really start until Monet and (and, to a lesser extent, Van Gogh) got his hands on some ukiyo-e prints. Likewise, several waves of negrophilia (and the accompanying vernacular art) sweeping Europe inspired Picasso and Man Ray, among others.

That's my undergrad-with-16-credit-hours-of-vaguely-remembered-art-history speaking, though; I could be off. Still, this speaks to me od the importance of - wait for it - diversity, in a rather concrete manner. The Western tradition of artistic practice was simply unable to see and experiment meaningfully with non-representational construction before being exposed to entirely foreign traditions. If you think of how much of contemporary design relies on modernist bases, it's scary to think how much we might be missing out on with, say, the contraction of XR work largely to engineering.
This happens sometimes on I80 in the Winter (usually btwn Auburn and Tahoe). Snow conditions can wreak havoc on weekends. People are routed to backroads --but not everyone has chains on (so they may have to fumble and get them on while on a road without wide shoulders to pull over), or clearance that will enable to take the back roads --so they get stuck in even bigger snarl.

It's evident they (G) need to work with Traffic Engineers and not cowboy it.
are you the only person on this planet with access to a satelite ground station?

niche projects that can only be used by a small group of people still benefit from open collaboration that FOSS enables.

also, i might patch your code to work without that ground station on publicly available satellite image data.

that last example is clearly a copyright violation. you should have legal means to go after them. i realize that is not trivial and may cost you a lot of effort, and while i would love to say there is help available i can't right now point you to one.

is there an organization that helps any FOSS project (not just their own) with license violations?
It would be very difficult to bring that to market as an FDA certified medical device. And then repeat the process for every other joint.
But what about the "P=NP but nobody knows how to do it yet" case.
For something more recent, less academic and more production-ready, and with a much better architecture, Genode, which has just had a release[0].

[0]: https://genode.org/documentation/release-notes/20.08
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Anarchist philosophy is central to many hacker projects, such as Debian for example.
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I'm a UChicago student studying computational social science. I have a couple friends working at the NORC and I can say that, as someone who spends every day reading and criticizing studies done over the internet or with machine learning, the NORC always amazes me with their quality. Every time I get frustrated with some vaguely racist/dehumanizing social science paper I go read whatever is on NORC's home page to calm down.
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Over here in Germany we call the breakers Leitungsschutzschalter, which translates to wiring protection switch. They're specifically sized to protect the wiring in an overload situation, both gradual overloads and short circuits.

The main issue is actually with the slightly-less trigger-happy breakers (class D) needing a sufficiently low resistance on the output to ensure that the magnetic trigger is both reliably triggered if you short the outlet, yet reliably not triggered by the current spike allowed from it's class. They trigger between 10 and 20 times the nominal rating, and 16 A is the typical circuit choice here. Ensuring that you reliably hit 320 A through a long circuit isn't the easiest/cheapest thing.
I was at the World Scrabble Championships in Prague a few years ago (with Nigel Richards). The amazing thing was how many of the highest-level Scrabble players were Thai and spoke barely any English. There are about 200,000 words in the Scrabble dictionary and and an average English speaker only knows 40,000. So knowing the language doesn't give a huge advantage, and all competitors end up spending years memorising word lists with no definitions - at a high level it's basically just a combinatorics game.
The majority of the English-speaking competitors were mathematicians / scientists, rather than linguists for similar reasons.

This sometimes has amusing repercussions - the world no 2 at the time, who was Thai, played the word "hetairas" and then challenged the word "twigs"...
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I'm guessing that at that point it was also the most notable one, or notable for the fact it was in the ses.
Yeah, I am sure. What happens if I modify them using the client though? Do not they get synced (i.e. uploaded to their server)?
If it can happen, it most likely will happen if someone really wanted to (ie by doing phising attacks, looking up public records, hiring private investigators, etc), so the best thing to do is to think about what can be done to minimize any collateral damage after the fact (ie protecting your image, securing online accounts, keeping your home safe, etc), since any sensitive information (ie confidential or embarrassing) they can acquire can be used to blackmail. It's pretty hard to remain anonymous online for a long time given how everything is connected and archived on the internet these days.
If that were true, wouldn't UL refuse to certify them?
Abolish the archaic punitive prison system. Focus solely on reform and rehabilitation. Return the right to vote to all federal prisoners. Abolish the most common driving force for violent crime: wealth inequality. Abolish the most common driving force for white collar crime: capitalism. Is that what you wanted to hear?
tl;dr - I am possible, therefore I am.
Really need to couch in terms of "value" to the individuals and org - point to bugs/regressions caused by loose interfaces, copy pasted code, able to use cool tools if you follow REST, JSON-API, GraphQL, etc.

Most folks seem totally unpersuaded by "maybe one day 3d parties will use this API!" hypotheticals.
> My rule of thumb is that if you're dealing with someone 10+ years older than you, it's generally good to assume they can read you better than you can read them.

This is giving a lot of people undue credit, is the problem.
You may want to take a look at the circuit breaker characteristics: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circuit_breaker#Standard_curre...
Has everything to do with conservative/liberal. Living with parents your whole life until marriage produces conservative non risk takers, and there is a conservative political policy behind it that prevents you from obtaining HBD housing until you marry.
UEFI basically fulfills this purpose nowadays.
If everything is working correctly, yes.

If things aren't working correctly, you get an electrical fire.
lol, clever. I just put up a pre- and post- dated repository with commits dated from 1970 to 2038, which should keep me set until Github dies.
Forgive me if I sound harsh, English is not my language, but it is an uninformed point of view. 3 AI hints are unlikely to improve your experience of the game, because you probably would have FUBARed your position before. Position is precisely "master level play".

At low level, you don't really need to memorize a ton of openings. As White, you can use an opening that has few possible continuations for the Black, or specialize in weird and perhaps lesser-known opening (Bird, Sicilian first for instance). Whether or not they are viable at high level is not relevant at all. You can have fun with "your" opening - and maybe learn a second one when you are bored of it.

As Black, you might already have guessed that your "strategy" will be a bit different - cause White can throw anything at you as I've explained (that's another reason to choose a weird White opening yourself - at least you know how to answer to that one). With Black, focus less about rote memorization of the opening moves and more on the general principles that guide the opening (control the center, mobilize your bishops and knights, care about your pawn structures, castle quickly). Evaluating your moves and your opponent's according to those criteria is the really interesting part.

In other words, despite all the folklore around Chess, it is not a memory game - not until a high level - but a game in which you interpret general principles (judge a position) all while attacking or defending.
Hey... what's wrong with Tcl? Whenever I have a shell script and want to tack on a "GUI", Tcl/Tk is the most time-economical one for me. I am happy that it is still around, and that it works on most platforms (of course not mobiles... but I "wish").
The easiest way is to be insignificant. But it's still no guarantee.
ISPs are probably the big bugbear. Constantly ranked as one of the worst industries by consumers, competition doesn't exist in many markets or is noncompetitive, and mergers have slowly brought back the edifice of Ma Bell back from the dead.
The problem is the previous generation ruined the housing market by building rentals and McMansions. Typical sized families are most happy when they have 2400 - 2600 sq. feet of house, but most apartments on the market are less than 1,300 and most houses on the market are over 3,000.
As someone who has taken SSRIs they usually do have effects. You can take them as a healthy person and they also have usually effects.

There is more diversity to people and their thoughts than your simple philosophy suggests; people may suffer from mental illnesses for no apparent reason, like how people may suffer from poor health in the same environment as a healthy person. And with antidepressants on a person with a condition stemming from a poor lifestyle, the effects can be what makes the difference that helps them transition to a more sustainable lifestyle.

Ignorant, grandiose claims like these really don't help people suffering from mental illnesses.
My father owned a TI-99/4A and used it to teach me some programming. Afterwards I mostly just copied listings from the TI-jdingen magazine (published by the Dutch TI users group TIGG [0]). Together with my dad I also made a small game. Nothing to impressive. Basically just a ship that automatically moved from the left to the right side of the screen. The player could press a button to shoot a projectile on randomly generated airplanes that would fly from right to left.

I know Edsger Dijkstra considered the BASIC language to cause brain damage [1], but still at times I feel like it would be nice to program in a language like TI-BASIC again, just modernised a bit.

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[0]: http://www.ti-99.nl

[1]: https://programmingisterrible.com/post/40132515169/dijkstra-...
Every one of your "questions" has included your own caricature of anarchism. At this point I can no longer assume good faith. If you earnestly want to know the answer to your questions, then you need to do the work of understanding.
Makes me wonder if he could have won while knowing only a fraction of the French dictionary.
On Thais and Scrabble: https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/special-reports/1024881...
Be nice to your Dad and buy him a macbook or Mac Mini
What are the odds that someone willing to do something this sketchy only struck once? I can practically hear them saying "wires are wires" while putting a bigger breaker in...
Someday, when I grow up, I want to write like Troy Hunt.
There was nothing new for me in that article and yet enjoyed reading it.
There's a special place in my heart for people who make security things readable
I could see this data being used by Facebook to argue that they are providing $n per week of value to each user, based on that being the price users demand in exchange for not using Facebook.

Of course loss aversion being what it is, humans will ask for more money in exchange for losing access to something than they ever would have paid to gain access to that thing.
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Mate, you’ve invented the calendar. Like outlook, Gmail, etc. all have this functionality. It’s easy, has reminders, and doesn’t really need to to install something you’re not already using on your phone/a new website to go to
you wrote about keeping politics out of work and that cost you job opportunities?

could you elaborate?

a place that forces me to get involved in political arguments or where partisan politics influences business decisions or the company openly favors a particular party such that all employees are assumed to support that choice, is not a place where i want to work.
‘Dwarf Pride’ Was Hard Won. Will a Growth Drug Undermine It?
As far as I can tell it's the same. The only exception to that is the cruise control (TACC), which is not in beta, but you still need to do all the steering for that.
Why not just wait two months though? The timing makes it impossible to not be suspicious, after all “this is the most important election in the history of our nation.”
I'm not sure if this offers any additional features, but it seems like a similar tool to https://www.geogebra.org/calculator which I believe is also open source.
In our best future we grow trees and log them for construction, storing their carbon. We process the waste branches, bark, etc. into wood pellets which get burned, displacing the use of fossil fuels.

There's very real questions about how wood pellets are sourced, but moving from burning ancient fossils to burning recent trees has to be directionally correct, part of the solution.
It sounds like auditing my digital life might be a starting place. By understanding what others in various circles see of me, I can begin to better compartmentalize my presence online.

I'm grateful that I don't have any need for a commercial privacy service right now. I wish we lived in a world where such a service weren't necessary, but that doesn't seem to be the direction we're heading.
I've been on the fence about buying one and was leaning against it because of this kind of stuff. In the few weeks since I started following it this kind of stuff has already started coming up. No thanks. FB loses a customer again.
It sounds like the job that needs to be done is ensuring you've adequately planned ahead. With very few exceptions, this is the result of someone trying not to pay what the job costs and just faking it.

Hands up whoever insists on doing site surveys so they can do quality work they're proud to put their name on.
Canonical does not work for free. Open source has turned into a marketing term. Canonical made Amazon a default install on Ubuntu and now they are trying to turn the Snap store into something like the Apple or Android store.
This is a side-effect of the wealth inequity (re: mass closing of small businesses) from almost 30 days ago.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24126128

My sentiment has not changed.
This sounds like it only works for ideas that are easily codeable, otherwise you get stuff like theranos (and IMO hyperloop and wework) where the marketing, hype and customers are there before you even know if it's possible to build sustainably.
If the CCP believed that Apple's absence would strengthen the regime, then they would get rid of Apple. Clearly they think it's in their best interest to have Apple around. You can disagree with them, but I think the CCP is much better positioned to know what's in their interest than we are.
Why is this surprising? Many colleges are online only or getting there after COVID spikes post re-opening. Those students have nowhere else to go.
This comment reads half like PAP propaganda, and half simply uninformed.

> the approach is not some libertarian utopia

Well there’s no such thing as a real-world utopia. But Singapore, having the free-est market in the world is about as close as you could get.

> no xenophobia

Hmmmm... Chinese racism against pretty much everybody else has been a long standing issue in Singapore. Just go on any Singaporean job listing site and search for “must speak mandarin”.

> basic human decency will be taken care of by government

You can just look at the PAP’s website to see the mental gymnastics in this comment. Here are two of their four core values:

> Meritocratic

> A system that provides citizens with equal opportunities to progress, and for a person's contributions to be recognised and appreciated on the basis of merit.

> Self-reliant

> No one owes us a living. We will avoid creating the dependency syndrome a welfare state generates.
Would be more interesting if they broke it down from 18-22 (college age) and 23-29 (working age). Not everyone goes to college but it seems like a lot of this could be explained by kids living at home when their schools shut down in-person classes. The way they present the data it is impossible to tell.
Brent Cohen, executive director of Generation Progress, a research and advocacy center for young people, believes working remotely was the main cause.

'For those who were working remotely, this was likely a short-term move so that they weren’t alone in their apartments when social distancing measures were put in place,' Cohen said.

'But, what was expected by many to last two to four weeks, has now extended for nearly six months.'
Generating code from Lisp is a well-solved problem.

I'd like to see the capability of recompiling functions while they have live stack frames, and this just working (within defined limits).
I see nothing worrying here, this is pretty standard to me.
You have a single 15A input and multiple 15A output, but you cannot use all the outputs at 15A at the same time.

As long as you use it on regular domestic outlets you will be limited by the 15A of your breaker anyway.

This is the same as all the USB hubs chargers. They often have 5 outputs rated 2A each, but the whole hub limits you to 2A total.
Just as an aside - what kind of data do you look at for computational psychology?
These new ideas are good. However, I would want to see a browser which is not based on WebKit and such things like that, instead being one specifically designed for expert users, with many differences than existing engines.
> to close existing nuclear plants, some with many years of life remaining, was a political and emotional one rather than rational and scientific.

Seems debatable because it seems that, in Germany, most/many (?) citizens are not willing to see nuclear plants running nearby.

It may not be rational. I think it is. There are counter-arguments, and counter-counter-arguments, and so on... up to the point of the debate confining to ethics/metaphysics: do we have the right to create long-lived dangerous waste? Or even the simple "do those who accept have the right to expose those who don't, given that nobody can behave in order to escape the effects of a disaster?" All this leads to much more generic debates (politically dangerous), moreover no politician wants to remain in history as the one who maintained some nuclear plant which, afterwards, caused a disaster.

> Keeping existing nuclear plants operating would have

... induced risks. Even field experts warn us about it.

In France: https://www.liberation.fr/futurs/2016/03/03/il-faut-imaginer...

In the US: https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/i-oversaw-the-us-nucl...
I'm curious to the kind of gardening you're referring to, that applies to Arch but not Mint?

I will say, Linux Mint is my recommended Debian based distro for desktop use, it really is a better Ubuntu than Ubuntu.
The key word in the title is symbolic. In GeoGebra the CAS is not coupled to the drawing, and most of the computation on the drawings are numerical. In the link, everything you draw is symbolic and you get an algebraic expression in terms of the primitives you specify.
1) Promptly stop saying anything interesting under your real name. Opt out of all social media except to post messages like "Congratulations on the baby!". This will prevent you from making any enemies who know your real name, and reduce the chances anyone will want to doxx you.

2) Start adopting new pseudonyms. Use a different one on every site, and a password keeper to help you stay logged in. If you happen to forget, don't worry. Treat every account as disposable. These are not "you". This is not "your brand". These are merely tools that allow to into a walled garden party wearing the mask of anonymity.

3) Do not mix your two online personas. Keep your politics, jokes, and personality in your pseudononymous accounts. Keep your boring safe opinions and pictures of dogs in your primary account. Don't talk about anything in your real life in your pseudonymous accounts, even the weather. Reserve that kind of discussion for in-person friends only. If you make a mistake, just delete the account and make a new one.
Maybe instead of larping as terrorists these entitled jerks should go get a job.
I don’t think it’s allowed to conjugate verbs in Scrabble.
Security update problem.
Fortunately, I'm just asking this question out of curiosity right now.

Putting this in an OPSEC perspective makes the problem a lot clearer. Your reply complements anigbrowl's sibling comment, which gets into some options for countermeasures.
Sorry, I'm not interested in you making a determination that the private lives and conversations of others are similar to yours, nor do I accept any premise that simply because you've judged people to 'not be terrorists' and the risk of governmental abuse to be low, that there is no real risk of agencies abusing such data. Your justifications are personal, and frankly, should have no bearing on other people's lives. If you can't imagine real cases of private conversation (or DNS lookups, or whatever) being used to profile and target particular groups for fairly undemocratic reasons, then that's a failure of your imagination. We are not all in the same boat, especially if by 'boat' you mean we all socialise with the same people, have the same political beliefs and actions, or even share our sexual orientation.
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I can't think of a concise phrase that would capture a precise mathematical construct, while differentiating it from related constructs.
Air pollution is returning to pre-Covid levels
It’s actually one of the oldest continuing governments :)

Current China is only ~70 years old for example. They have gone to great extents to erase their history, so they know they are young :)
I doubt you would need to get the FDA involved at all.

There is basically no risk of harm from such a thing. If all you are doing is using it verify whether a surgery worked or not, then it's not actually a treatment is it? Surgeons make their own tools, jigs and tests all the time.

And if for some reason you had to, there are different grades of hard with a medical regulating body. For instance, it is super easy to develop medical tools. Harder again to do implants, harder again to do medicines.

So I want to reiterate. Not hard at all.

- source. Worked for a medical device company that did implants, wound care and medical tools. Surgeons would often ask for custom tooling or jigs through us that we would get made up for them.
It would be harder to search for, and to a lay person it still doesn’t explain what it is. Even worse, given the ambiguity of the word ‘normal’ it could easily cause misapprehensions. Ask the person on the street what normal noise is and they’re probably going to answer in decibels.

At least Gaussian noise is easily googled.