skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> but I smell a weasel in the phrase 'crime rate', because law enforcement is discretionary and also/therefore racist

This is why homicide rates are useful. For most cases, it is pretty obvious a crime of some sort occurred.
"Illegal" seems like a huge overstatement, especially since the COVID crisis isn't going to last forever (do I have to say 'fingers crossed'?)

If they're stressing the illegality by saying the TSA doesn't have proper authority to do this, well, I'm no expert on US politics but I'm pretty sure they'd get that authority sooner than anyone would even think of changing this system.
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Terminologies Used in Machine Learning
Or they couldn't do it as quiet as they wanted. They're known for relative incompetence.
The problem is that all IAM conditionals just give a generic "Denied" statement which is hard to debug. You at left figuring out if you are missing a uppercase character in your tag key.
AWS IAM is currently not meant to be used in a devops/enforcement of best practices way. They have AWS config for that, but that's always after the fact while immediate feedback is what you need to function at scale.

A possible fix is to allow custom deny reasons but large changes like this to any already extremely large and entangled system like IAM is unlikely.
I don't think. Fedora CoreOS is more coupled to be an OpenShift node than a plain Container/K8s node.
it's sad what they did. And I was a Fedora user for my whole life, but that made me reconsider.
Classes of Problems in Machine Learning
Depends on what you want to achieve.

A reliable source just verified to all other potential opponents that they might be poisoned.
It's not easy to obtain or synthesize. Terrorists prefer simpler approaches.
Yeah if one reads the report it is mostly about feedback... little creepy but it's not super nefarious imo
I love it how the mainstream media gets to decide what's a conspiracy theory and what's not.
So far in the news (that I consume) I only see countries being agressive towards Chinese software companies.

I can't imagine this goes on and continues escalating long before China reacts strongly.

What is China's response going to look like? I feel uneasy that their response is going to light the fire even more.
Concept and Concept Learning
Those things are basically standard in other (developed ;) ) parts of the world. Like in Singapore you just skim through immigration in 30sc by flashing your passport and fingerprint/face. Never get any queue... quite enjoyable.

While I agree that entrusting this data to a third party provider is not ideal... I also don’t think that hiring people to look at your passport, and then your face before letting you in the country is the future... seems a bit archaic no?
Anyone with such a cynical attitude like yours is inevitably doomed to failure. I’m not picking on you, specifically, just pointing out why these powers can hold such a firm grasp. Hope is really scarce these days.
If it had been a one-off assassination attempt, maybe.
The valuable part of you in the ML/AI and state sponsored sense are your memories. Not how you experienced them. Replicating individual consciousness as 'you' would be
cruelty unless embodied somehow. Not saying it could not be done I just don't see the point.
> Please choose Apple Music or Tidal - they pay musicians substantially more than Spotify

Funny how you say that when Tidal have been caught faking plays[1] of artists close to Tidal-management, giving more money to them and less to everyone else.

But what do you expect by a streaming-platform literally run by “gangster”-rappers?

[1] https://www.musicbusinessworldwide.com/tidal-fake-streams-cr...
Lane change can be configured to happen automatically with FSD in autopilot, I prefer the stick confirmation though.

Yes. Enters and exits freeway without intervention or confirmation. On a recent road trip there were several times where it exited one freeway, circled around, and merged onto another without any intervention at all.
Yes. I just discovered that I have done it by mistake, twice during the past six years. I'll blame glitches on the trackpad on my previous laptop. I wasn't even aware of the feature.
Working of the Find-S Algorithm
> Homework should be abolished

As a child, and now as an adult, I've always thought homework was an insane proposition. If you had a job where you showed up in person for 7 (realistically more than 7) hours a day, but then assigned arbitrary multi-hour long projects afterhours, you'd quit, 1000%.

> In my opinion, 8AM is too early.

First bell for us was 7:18. Meaning the bus showed up at 6:30. Meaning wake up was 5:45.

Looking back, my four years of high school were probably the worst years of my life. I'm glad, at least for a brief minute, current high school students are getting some kind of reprieve.
Opposition in Russia does not follow classic definitions. The elected opposition in Russia in the Duma is constructed by the ruling party. That opposition are opposed politically but supports “the system”. Navalnyj is part of the Opposition that is critical to the very system of Russian politics and are thus not allowed to run for elected office in Russia. That’s why the Duma opposition in Russia seldom gets a lot of votes - because it’s not really an opposition.
>A reliable source

Right...my reliable source just verified that they might not be poisoned.
Version Space in Machine Learning
My sister's first college dorm was literally made by a prison architect. It showed.
Yes, this is yet another noxious side effect of the war on drugs.
That's fascinating! I've wondered about that anecdotally for some time. Do you have links to more in-depth reading?
We at Mux have removed nearly all limits but setup alerts that trigger when container consistently bursts above the request so we can chase those down (temporary bursts are ignored). Never had any issues
And elsewhere in this thread, I also discovered you can favorite comments too (by clicking on the timestamp to get to the permalink page for the comment).
Thoughts on user growth and product
List-Then-Eliminate Algorithm
The Linux development process: Is it worth the hassle?
The problem we have right now is that schools were closed but other social avenues weren't/aren't open.

We have the option here in Ontario to keep our kids home and do home learning. But anything else the kids might do to get social exposure and even physical exertion is effectively closed.

Real home schooled kids usually have clubs and so on that they attend to hang out with other kids. That avenue is closed off.

My kids have to go back, just for their own mental health. As awful as the schools might be right now, they'll be better than being stuck at home playing Dragon Quest Builders II through for the third time.
NASA accepting applications for new flight directors Sep. 3-10. BS/BA required
The attempted murder of Sergei Skripal by Russia is a conspiracy theory?

Who else would poison him with a nerve agent? Who else would have the motive? Who'd have access to such an agent?
If you had any doubts that HN was for a long while also targeted by Russian comment farms, you should definitely read through this comment section.
We use cloudposse's label terraform module for everything. It works really well and it lets you use common values for everything. Paired with terragrunt it removes most of the pain of tagging for us.
> IT services

Ads in default apps, user data collection and selling the said collected data.
Are you referring to snapshot testing[0][1]? i.e. you first "snapshot" the output of the function and commit it to VC, and each test run will run the same input and compare it against the "snapshot", failing and giving a diff if it differs.

I'm about to try it soon, seems like a good ROI as you said.

[0] https://jestjs.io/docs/en/22.x/snapshot-testing
[1] https://github.com/mitsuhiko/insta
You know that everyone else but you is getting paid to post on this forum?
Cash App’s Surge During Covid-19 Pandemic Fuels Square Stock
Kids don't universally like anything (good or bad for them--thats kids in general), so that argument is irrelevant.

Family? Mom and Dad are 2 people? Did you follow the footsteps of either? Probably not as you have unique interests and tastes. Neighborhood groups? I grew up in an area where I was the only child within 6 blocks? Am I out of luck? Schools _are_ the neighborhood group!!!

Edit: I am well-versed on both the history and current status of the education system. Both my parents and my spouse are full-time teachers.
https://news.ycombinator.com/favorites?id=heymijo&p=2&commen...

I favorite comments often. I like to scan back through. I generate a lot of ideas and make a lot of connections doing so.

Same caveats apply to my favorites as yours.
Only because people consistently vote with the police. So if we the voters stopped voting for whoever the police tell us to, things would get better.

I think there's a union component to this as well. A lot of people vote along with unions, especially public unions. This is an interesting case where the people most upset with the police are also the ones who tend to like unions (and where unions have political/voter influence), creating a bit of tension. I think this results in focusing on the police themselves, rather than the upstream causes that you're identifying.

Anyway, in case it wasn't clear - I'm totally agreeing with you :-)
> I don't know why it's a big deal to identify yourself when flying on planes?

Yes, why? Why do you have to identify yourself to fly on a plane? Do you have to identify yourself to travel on a light rail? Take a taxi? Cross the street? As long as you pay for the ticket, that should be enough. Don't you think?

> 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.

Ah the noble virtue signal. Another epidemic running rampant throughout the country. If people didn't have to identify themselves in the first place, they wouldn't have to be frisked at all. Don't you see that giving in on the id part was just the first step towards getting frisked? How about no id and no frisking?

I understand the need for id on international flights, but not domestic flights.
The show matching braces thing is not essential. But, barring the visual formula, %-navigation through braces is tree navigation.
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If the applications of mathematics are not made clear, it is quite literally memorizing random formulas. Which is exactly the scenario you'd find in most public high schools in america.

Which, that sentiment applies directly to history.
WikiJs supports markdown and a bidirectional sync with github, to effectively provide a rather featured git-synced wiki.

Depending on how it's used, it can even become a git-based wiki
Maybe the reason they're playing Fortnite until 2AM is because they have no other time to play it because ~8 hours of their day are being absorbed by a majority of dubious-value bullshit that also comes with homework (and some people are even defending the latter)?
A monopoly doesn't have much incentive to improve, especially not one that the state is effectively enforcing.
In the US ID spot checks for pedestrians are unconstitutional. It should be obvious this should extend to nonpedestrian travel, otherwise the protections on travel are basically meaningless.
I am almost certain that they wanted to send a message about who did it. Warning to other "loudmouths" that cause trouble for the ruling party. If you read on his site /YT he mentions names and how they steal. That's a no-no over there.

They could have paid a homeless person to shoot him or just ask a Russian mafiosi to do it. But no, they want to send a message.
Sure, but if I'm going to spend that much effort I might as well make it future proof. The first iteration of that project cost me two years of my life, and that was when I was 27. To do this again today would be on a relative scale a much bigger investment in the time that remains.
Advertisers and security/privacy do work well together, from a certain point of view.

As Jio, if I'd clone Zoom, I would add encryption, so that only I, Jio, would be able to analyze that traffic. Same thing with WhatsApp.
China already frequently bans non-local apps, don't they? So I'm not sure what recourse they have other than escalating this to a real trade war instead of a digital trade war.
This doesn't seem like HLS, more like a new HDL that's based on Rust. This has been done many times before with other functional languages (Clash, Chisel, Spinal, hardcaml and others). These projects never take off because hardware designers are inherently conservative and they won't let go of their horrible language (Verilog or SystemVeriog) no matter what.

I'm sure Google will use XLS for their internal digital design work, but I don't expect this to ever gain widespread support. (not because HLS is inherently bad, but because of the culture)
People are not the property of the countries they grew up in.
Tag Files on Gnome
On the one hand, having basically one default Unix these days makes a lot of things easier for a lot of people; but at the same time, I don't like software monocultures. So, it's a mixed bag. But I'll tell you what: I do not miss HP/UX or AIX or Solaris or ...
Yeah, babashka has become our go-to form of scripting in the past 6 months or so. Super handy!
They do in South Florida when I was growing up. I also had a half year of health class, which includes nutrition. I also had home economics class, which covered nutrition, cooking, sewing, budgeting, etc. But my understanding is that those are getting cut in order to have kids focus on classes to pass tests.
> Most teachers are not good, so self-study is essential

An excellent cowpath right? "The teachers are bad, so rather than fixing the teachers we make the students teach themselves afterhours."
This is in response to Chinese incursion into disputed territory that has left soldiers on both sides dead.

Talking heads in India say these measures are Sun-Tsu like and mesmerized the enemy —Obviously the talking heads are propagandists, but on the other hand this is about the skirmishes on the Himalayas.
Jiopoly.

Half of the the things you mentioned are already a reality.
Reminds me of the old reconfigure.io which used the ideas and syntax of Go's CSP and transformed them into async HDL code. Unfortunately the startup has been shuttered.

http://docs.reconfigure.io/
Jupyter, and ultimately Python, evaluates the expressions. handcalcs just displays the resulting information with variable values from the Python locals dict.
> Housework (fixing things, cleaning etc), finance, time management, how to actually learn/study effectively, mental health awareness, working out with correct technique and not ruining your body, how to eat healthily

Everything on your list except housework was part of my required curriculum in High School in 1990s California (and the housework stuff was offered as an elective called Home Economics). Now I wonder if it's still there.
And video conferencing also gets a lot easier, echo cancellation is so hard when you have a lot of data in flight because you will have to do auto correlation on a much larger amount of data.
XLS as an acronym for Accelerated HW Synthesis is a bit of a stretch!
This isn't about identifying yourself. It's about the TSA not following legally mandated procedures and storing biometric data with no recourse.
> What is the beautiful monospace font in the pdf

t1xtt, from the txfonts package, freely available
In some situations you can pee whenever you want, but you might miss your quota as a result and get fired. Weren't Amazon warehouse workers having to pee into bottles to keep up, or was that just exaggeration?
You've the order wrong. This is merely the world reciprocating.
When Two Bacteria Become One
That's the current plan.
I'm training a machine learning model that honeypots commenters like you with provocative news articles. Next, the comments section is cleaned up to eliminate commenter spam. It works amazingly well!
All of the evidence that it was Russia is entirely circumstantial, if we're being strictly accurate here, which is... convenient.

On the other hand, exactly zero other groups seem to be using those nerve agents to assassinate people, so it's a great calling card if they wish to discourage others from following in the victims' footsteps.
Good point and strongly agree. John Baez [0] also merits mention as the originator of Azimuth and the creator of the Applied Category Theory course [1] on the back of Fong & Spivak's paper [2].

[0]https://www.azimuthproject.org/azimuth/show/John+Baez
[1]https://forum.azimuthproject.org/discussion/1717/welcome-to-...
[2]http://math.mit.edu/~dspivak/teaching/sp18/7Sketches.pdf
Life skills are not completely disjoint from current curriculum subjects. You don't need to dedicate an hour every day to a class called "Life skills" (and if you did I suspect many children would pay less attention).

Why not use that math class to teach personal finance, mortgage rates, basic economics, etc.

Why not couple English with a stronger focus on proper communication (especially negotiation, conflict resolution)

etc.

Teachers are given a document that says in X weeks you need to cover the following topics/units. Let's fix that document so that we can ensure everyone who graduates the public school system can confidently understand their credit card statement -- regardless of their parental upbringing.
In the case of the Skripals, the effects were slower than that, seems to be around three hours, from quick googling.
Aytu BioScience is working on an ultraviolet device to kill viruses in vivo. Initial results look promising but it's too early to say whether that would be an effective therapy.

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Not in this case - since India app banning is more or less confined to China.

India is a fragmented country and the nationalism that western liberals cry about is the one of the few Centripetal forces pulling the fragmented states together and giving a semblance of cohesion in policy and governance.
The level of security seems to be on pair with Electron apps running inside macOS sandbox. Even if the attacker manages somehow to inject and execute a script on the client side, it will have access only to the files that user has opened with the app recently, not the entire filesystem.
We've seen this poisoning technique used plenty of times by the Kremlin. The message here isn't "we want you dead" but an empirical demonstration that "we can, if we want, kill you anywhere, any time and it doesn't matter how obvious it is that we're the ones doing it. We will face no consequences. In fact we'll make sure to 'sign' our poisoning attempt and do it in a place you think you're safe."

Killing a member of the opposition is pointless, broadcasting despair to all potential opposers is very valuable.
Those are two different processes. The display of the field should be high priority, the lookup should be at least one priority lower.
it's too late to improve.

1. update wasn't possible - that basically means that customers can't count on you
2. some decisions favored OpenShift instead of being general purpose
3. you rebuild the whole stack?! from scratch?!
4. the documentation is twice as bad as from CoreOS (which was already pretty bad)
5. the market now has more to offer, way better solutions. Fedora CoreOS is basically just a rebuild CoreOS that brings nothing new to the table and shaken up all customers. if I need to reinstall my nodes anyway I can evaluate k3os, bottlerocket, opensuse microos, rancher, whatever which didn't sleeped while you guys did rebuild your stuff.

these are probably the worst things
That is my hope! At least for more typical arithmetic.
Trying to follow that wiki article. Is the point that these vehicles appear to have goal-seeking behavior, but that is probably a projection on the part of the observer - and really its behavior is simply an emergent result of the incentives/effects programmed between sensor and effector?
It's a tough problem conceptually. At some point you "grow up" and your fears, biases, and immaturities are crystallized. What is the difference between a preference, and something that you must overcome to mature? To me it seems (mostly) arbitrary. The distinction primarily being that once you're an adult, you can choose when to remain comfortable, and when to keep pushing yourself. When you're a child, it's forced on you.

And for sure, a child who was never put outside of his comfort zone would make a bad adult. It's just hard to know until hindsight. Some things are simple bad, and should be avoided, but other things are immaturities, and you could grow out of them.
Just to add some dimension to that observation (but not diminish it) at least some of those words are better described as "credited as first used" rather than invented. He did invent many words, however, and I think more impressive is the number of phrases which he invented and are now so commonplace you don't think you're quoting shakespeare. Some examples:

As luck would have it; Break the ice; Fair play; In a pickle; It's greek to me; What's done is done.
You're not wrong, but I disagree a lot with your metaphor. Measuring stress and anxiety is important for mental health. The solutions are not necessarily binary, but the measurement is important.
Yes. I don't use a smartphone, I use a dumbphone.
It goes well beyond Opera and Edge.

Looking at the netmarketshare stats for August there are 14 browsers which use the blink engine and have a reported market share. Brave is not on the list since it currently reports itself as Chrome. 2 of those browsers have a market share higher than Firefox, Microsoft Edge and Samsung Internet Browser. Samsung Internet Browser is a mobile only browser which ships on Samsung phones and tablets. Removing those and Chrome the remaining 9 blink based browsers combined still have a higher market share than Firefox.
The LinkedIn of Dating?
I meant security/privacy from the company in question. Jio.

e2ee in JioChat was just not even implemented. They just copied whatsapp.
Your comment will not age well when our future computer overlords search archived social media history to identify dissenters.