skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Since HW is their interest, you might want to probe a little bit why they specifically chose "Computer Engineering" and not "Eletrical Engineering".

I know this is dating myself, but I faced the same question about 25 years ago and chose computer engineering because I knew that I wanted a blend of HW and SW. Many of my classmates who were more interested in HW chose electrical as their specialty. Comp provided more optionality, and there was a lot of overlap, but EEs got to understand the nuts and bolts of HW and especially choose from a wider array of VLSI chip design electives.
You list technical solutions, but I'm talking about organisational failure. What about using too simple password, posting passwords on some semi-public forum, using the same password for several people, using the same account for several people and so on.

In large organisations, the problems are always found in the organisation itself, seldom in whatever tech stack is used. That they used unpatched Windows installations is not the disease, it's a symptom of the disease.

You can enthusiastically treat the symptoms and improve the condition of the patient, but unless you go to the root causes, the patient will find new ways to be ill and you can 't be there to band-aid everything, all the time.
Here's a somewhat related talk from CppCon '19:
"The One-Decade Task: Putting std::atomic in CUDA"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VogqOscJYvk
> So it's obviously NOT able to evaluate "creative" capabilites because... well... creativity is about being DIFFERENT and not the same.

Neural nets can approximate any function as accurately as you'd like. Blindly shoving whole sites prelabled by their creativity into a convnet seems likely to end poorly, but that doesn't mean a better training method can't be applied which more faithfully represents the problem domain (no clue what the inside of this particular tool looks like, just commenting on the general infeasibility claim).

> So a Facebook designed clone will have no interest, even if it looks like Facebook.

Doesn't this site just claim that appearances also matter, not that a polished turd will be successful?
It stands for tension myositis syndrome. This is a good introduction to it (1)

(1) https://www.tmswiki.org/ppd/An_Introduction_to_Tension_Myosi...
Downtime procedures are definitely a thing in the US. Known downtime is certainly the best time to prepare and practice, this happens when an EMR goes through an upgrade and migrations are run. This can be 6-24 hours.

There are bundled minor upgrades (think service packs) that have short (10-60 minute) downtimes, blocking migrations run in that time but are kept to a minimum. If it is at all possible, migrations will be async (even on major upgrades) and run in the background after the new version goes live.

During downtime, bloodwork and the like involve pre-allocated barcode labels. Either the results will be accessible on the instrument afterwards in its memory, or the results will be printed out and it is up to the lab tech to transcribe the results.

I can't speak in depth for radiology, but I expect that they have file share servers involved for the raw results. Likely less local memory (in number of results that can be stored) than clinical lab instruments.
This is America dude. If you don't like our Founding Fathers and you don't like the Union Army, you might consider relocating to some mythical land whose history isn't soaked in blood.
Ok, that's just mean. Medium I mean, in my native language, is mean.
Most kids only experience computers through a smart phone and a collection of social media apps.
This I'm sure resonates with a lot of people, but unfortunately it's sometimes hard to cut out the takers: when they're part of your close friend circle or worse, your family.
come on, it would be pretty easy to find out where it happened, who was treated and who was not treated.

After you uncloak everything, you just send lawyers to the untreated people (the families of those who died) and start litigating.

or you just let people know their loved ones didn't get the life-saving treatment and let them stew a while.
This is gcc or whatever compiler, it is not nvidia's compiler. This library does not give nvidia any "control" over host operations, it gives developers another tool.

They did publish the specs, it's open source. BTW, Nvidia's acquisition of ARM means that it will be selling CPUs.

P.P.S., the driver runs on the host, so your proposed alternative doesn't address the point you think you're making.
And that represents a minuscule fraction of founders. The vast majority are just trying to build a company.

This is like watching the nightly news and coming to the conclusion that it’s really likely that you’ll be murdered if you go outside. It’s a common and understandable conclusion from watching the news, but it’s also totally wrong.
I had a similar experience.

Please don't praise kids for being "smart", teach them that putting real effort into something will pay off.
"Bomanz let his thoughts drift. The truth was elusive. Stance would not remember the good years. “I guess because people change and we don’t want them to.” He could find no better words. “You start out with a woman; she’s magical and mysterious and marvelous, the way they always sing it. Then you get to know each other. The excitement goes away. It gets comfortable. Then even that fades. She starts to sag and turn grey and get lined and you feel cheated. You remember the fey, shy one you met and talked with till her father threatened to plant a boot in your ass. You resent this stranger. So you take a poke. I guess it’s the same for your mother.

Inside, I’m still twenty, Stance. Only if I pass a mirror, or if my body won’t do what I want, do I realize that I’m an old man. I don’t see the potbelly and the varicose veins and the grey hair where I’ve got any left. She has to live with it.”

“Every time I see a mirror I’m amazed. I end up wondering who’s taken over the outside of me. A disgusting old goat, from the look of him. The kind I used to snicker at when I was twenty. He scares me, Stance. He looks like a dying man. I’m trapped inside him, and I’m not ready to go.”
You seem to have assumed that the poster is talking about ethnicity or heritage rather than citizenship or geographical location.

One of the things that I like about HN over (say) Reddit is the guidelines for comments work pretty well. I’m particularly thinking of “Assume good faith.” - absent any other evidence, it’s better to assume that other posters are not racist assholes if you’re not sure if someone is talking about citizenship versus ethnicity.
They are definitely more mobile. One example(adjusted for inflation and family size):

“Eighty-four percent of Americans have higher family incomes than their parents had at the same age, and across all levels of the income distribution, this generation is doing better than the one that came before it.”

[1] https://www.pewtrusts.org/~/media/legacy/uploadedfiles/pcs_a...
How about another question: why doesn't your site redirect http to https??

I'll see myself out...

Cool article! Its crazy to me that back in the day schematics and layouts were drawn by hand and LVS was done by inspection. Now it's all RTL with day-long place and route followed by many-hour LVS.
As with most data distributions in life, there are notable exceptions/outliers. You can probably count the number of inefficient governments that “went out of business” in the last 50 years on one hand.

You’ll need several people to tabulate the set of corporations that have gone bankrupt, defunct, or M&A’d out of existence over the same timespan, in the US alone.
If it likes hero images, the black background might look suspiciously like an image to the algorithm if they haven't explicitly done something to ensure similar results on color inversion.
Three provide exactly this.

http://www.three.co.uk/unlimited-data

There may be others: I didn't look.
Chinese Antivirus Firm Was Part of APT41 – Krebs on Security
According to the website in their comment it apparently stands for "Tension Myositis Syndrome (TMS)" (https://www.tmswiki.org/ppd/An_Introduction_to_Tension_Myosi...)
> We have directed agencies to implement the patch across their infrastructure by Monday, September 21

Actually, they have until Monday.
The Steam thing looks like a separate issue from whether Twister OS is 32- or 64-bit. They're running the x86 version of Steam in an emulator, and that emulator probably only supports 32-but software.
I am claiming that the research paper is not about cognitive capabilities (as that is taken for granted in the headline) but about fossil fuels effect on CO2 hence the title of the paper.

"Fossil Fuel Combustion Is Driving Indoor CO2 Toward Levels Harmful to Human Cognition"

If it was just about CO2 there would be no need to include fossil fuel combustion unless of course they know exactly how much CO2 is caused by fossil fuel combustion and how much is natural variation. There is no conclusion on that which is why you don't find an actual number of how much humans affect.

It's one thing to talk about CO2 levels and it's affect on human cognition, even that is not conclusive as is also obvious when you read the paper. But they go way way further to conclude that if we want to avoid that we should decrease fossil fuel use.

On what basis do they do that? No one knows how much is driven by humans and how much is natural

Do they have any evidence that;
1) that's without consequences,
2) it's the only way to deal with increasing CO2 if if it is harmful.

This is not research this is mixing together a bunch of different assumptions and using CO2 effect on cognitive abilities to talk about fossil fuel.
I'm sorry, English is not my first language. I did in fact read every word in your post, but still don't understand it. Can you maybe rephrase it? I am pretty sure that this discussion here is not about climate change, but about the effects of higher CO2 concentrations in the atmosphere, on CO2 concentrations indoors.
If you find this interesting you may also appreciate:

Susan Tan Rants and Ruminations From A Job Applicant After 100 CS Job Interviews in Silicon Valley
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzz5AaCWMps

My recent job search adventures
https://medium.com/@arctansusan/my-adventures-in-job-searchi...

I really liked the airtable at the end of that post: https://airtable.com/shrL4aSSKldQHTtM3
This reminds me of the beginning of Children of Ruin, the second book in Adrian Tchaikovsky's Children of Time series.
Make friends. Keep friends.
Making new friends get much harder when you are older.
What events would drive a future with high interest rates?

I’m not imaginative enough to come up that scenario. Nor would it seem all mainstream analysts. But I am curious as to what might drive that change.
I don't think it makes it less of a democracy, per se. after all, officials are still elected through a public vote, and the gerrymandering is carried out by democratically elected leaders. tbh I'm not even sure how you would get rid of it. political boundaries have to be drawn somewhere to begin with, and sometimes they may need to move if the population shifts over time. I dunno how you could make the current party in power redraw the lines in a way in a way that's fair to the opposition.

I do think your claim about citizens in a democracy ultimately being responsible for the actions of their government is a bit much though, or at least not very useful. individual voters may have opposed the victor in the election, or they may have grudgingly voted them in to avoid an even worse candidate.
Thanks for clarifying. I still don't see your point.
Fact is that the hyperbolic statement that one is punished for 'just existing' is false. The arguments dealing with that are quite simple & concise, so what exactly are you arguing for?
Sure, and that's great, but what about the scenarios in which I cannot walk to the park (during 600+ AQI wildfires, as an example), is the reason I'd like the data on supplementation.
I'm doing D, C, Quercetain and Zinc.
Yes, but 100k USD is a very high (though not impossibly high) wage for a software engineer in London. In the US it's an unremarkable salary in major tech hubs.
America isn't a pure Democracy in the sense of Plato's Republic.

America is a Representative Democracy. we vote, but we are powerless to change what our Representatives do on our behalf.

by the way, this is really where the root idea of a "Deep State" existing comes from. We vote for Obama to close Gitmo, then he doesn't do it and we never know why. We never voted for illegal NSA domestic mass surveillance, yet here we are and it's normalized. We never voted for CIA renditions, black sites, torture and political assassinations, yet here we are. We never voted for the Federal Reserve to give trillions of dollars to the richest megabillionaires to park that wealth in real estate and price ordinary people out of affordable housing, yet here we are.

it's no longer a crazy conspiracy theory to look at the catastrophic effects of FedGov and how nothing ever improves and conclude the reason is because the govt we think we have is not really in control, but rather a secret State-Within-a-State is in control. a Shadow Govt, a permanent class of faceless bureaucrats wearing dark suits who operate the machinery of Govt and who flaunt the efforts of our elected Representatives and who ignore the will of the voters.

if there ever was an entity that called for extravagent levels of hyperviolence unseen in history to overthrow it, the Deep State is that entity.
That's the easy way for Debian or Raspbian users, sure.

But I am on archlinuxarm.

I have used rpi-eeprom-update in the past with no issue, but it won't see the update this story is about, for reasons unknown.
1. Language is just a tool our species uses to act through others, invented as a necessary means to protect and manage children and that has evolved to other uses, but it is a narrow keyhole through which to experience the world, or to express it. Most suffering is an artifact of it, and most joy is inexpressible in it.

2. Regret is almost always about what you didn't do, and rarely about what you chose freely or decided yourself.

3. Understand the effect of compounding in every endeavour.

4. There is no 4.
I think he's referring to the incident where Google decided to throw out all applications from caucasian and asian men back around the beginning of 2018. They were directed to “purge entirely any applications by non-diverse employees from the hiring pipeline". Non-diverse meaning caucasian or asian men. They had a diversity problem so they decided to "solve" it in the most racist way possible. They also had another program to assign interviewers based on race and gender to match the applicant. Rather than trying to increase their hiring pool to cover some of the implicit bias they just decided to double down on the racism.

https://www.theverge.com/2018/3/2/17070624/google-youtube-wi...
It I see it correctly, it's about "August 2020 security update" which was published 11 Aug 2020, more than a month ago.
This is the likely target for NSA. Intercepting supply chains for stock parts inside of China is not their specialty. Further, to bother with custom hardware would require substantial resources and time to develop before even getting it deployed. Nobody is going to do that. Bunnie's compiler just changed checksum...

To fight such an attack, the output of deterministic builds running on geographically dispersed systems with disparate stacks (physical, cloud, newly purchased, multiple OSs, etc.) may be compared before release.

The protected body of software should also include the firmware upload utilities.

Another attack, given the open source nature of the device, could be distributing cheap, compromised units broadly after the fact to ensure they are widely adopted.
Agreed on all accounts. Fighting your teeth, back, and weight sucks. You can't undo the damage of neglect to your teeth
Unless you don't like your dog, this ironically just sounds like an excuse for caring about no one but yourself.
This is 100% wrong. If you jumped on the hot stocks, aka FAANG, in the last decade, most likely you are near retirement. This continues to be true.
It's good enough evidence to act on. Obvious that masks reduce viral load.
No Revenue Is No Problem in the 2020 Stock Market
I had to do it.

Visual Mind summary report for http://pornhub.com

72% of users are expected to like your site
Where can I read these discussions?
I'm not understanding your point at all. You don't think developers should be able to write C++ code for the GPU?

What do you even mean about 'it is not their role to do that.' and 'hardware must be sold independently of the software'?? Why are you saying this? Software interfaces are critical for all GPUs and all CPUs, just ask AMD & Intel. There is no such thing as CPU or GPU hardware independent of software. Plus, the specific library here is being sold independently of the hardware, it is doing exactly what you say you want, it's separate and doesn't require having any other nvidia hardware or software. (I can't think of any good reasons to use it without having some nvidia hardware, but it is technically independent, as you wish.)
This seems like it isn't physically related, but it is: as the years accumulate, it becomes more and more clear that the person staring back at you in the mirror is the one you have to live with most intimately. Do the best you can with what you have, in all things, always. The person in the mirror will know whether it was the best you could, and he or she or they will also know whether you can be forgiven for any given action given what you had at the time. The biggest part of this is unkindness: If you are unkind, that person in the mirror will never let you forget it. You may not spend much time on this when you are young but you will spend a lot of time on it when you are older.
sometimes I do something like this:

foo \
--group1 \
\
--group 2 \
--more-stuff 2 \
| \
bar \
--bar-stuff

using a line with a single backlash or breaking out the pipe can make grouping stuff clear. well, I mean as clear as having to use backslashes which to me is a little inelegant. Personally python and its indenting strategy has grown on me especially since editor support makes it painless to use and visually excellent.
Instruction Tetris!
This kind of thing is why civilian airliners end up accidentally getting shot down by militaries.
Oh, yes!

I should have remembered this one, since I am particularly interested in it.

But, I have not actually tried it myself. I wish I had the immediate chops to contribute to the project.
amen, impossible
Thats not the point. I think it is possibly harmful to focus on recursion in teaching and interviews. (Of course if the understanding is, that you do not use it in real life, then its ok, but still why not test people on skills they need for the job; its like making people jump through hoops for a swimmers position).

Of course I will be embarressed soon, when it is only me who doesnt use recursion in production. :-)
Buy puts on the house you own then (insurance, etc.).
>Yikes. Corruption in an organization at Amazon-scale, economically, is a totally different beast. More like corruption in a governmental organisation than a private one.

I do hate it when that happens too.
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It's a lot easier to accept rejection when you give up on the idea that you're a rock star. I think I do good work and so do my coworkers. Knowing that is enough for me. It's OK if I get rejected by the big boys.
Wasn't not long ago right here on HN an article of somebody who did a phone from hacking together stuff around Raspberry Pi? Heck, you can even install Android or Windows IoT on a Raspberry Pi, if you don't like Raspberry Pi OS (former Raspbian)
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I wonder if you could train a neural network to analyze these masks. I.e. going from physical mask images back down to EDA simulation without humans needing to decode everything visually.
I can only attest to back surgery being very, very risky and yet pushed as the obvious answer to severe back pain. An acquaintance of mine had failed surgery for a pinched nerve and his life went downhill fast.
Pathetic attempt from a wannabe company out of India
especially dont trust those you don't like that say "you should trust me"
Same. In my experience, the relatively smart people in school who worked hard had more successful lives than the even smarter kids who didn't.
I live on the edge of this area. Coeur d'Alene, ID is at the mid upper right in that map...Spokane/Cd'A are the cities you can see by the lakes. Cd'A is at the bottom of what is known as the Purcell trench.

It is very clear if you look at the area that this flood happened suddenly. Lots of exposed rimrock, the Rathdrum aquifer is massive and everything out here is riddled with glacial tumbled granite. Lake Pend Orielle is one of the deepest in the nation and at the North side is where the Clark fork "dam" was from the ice. When you look at the mountains where the river comes through they are fairly tall but there is a very noticeable "v" where the river comes through.[1] I would be more willing to believe something destabilized the mountain that was supporting the ice (earthquake? We do get them here).

Geologically this event happened not that long ago. Scars are clearly visible pretty much in all of the area if you look close. There is some discussion as well that there are stories of this event in various oral histories of the native people but I think it is still being studied.

Sidenote: Lake Pend Orielle was where Farragut naval base was...totally landlocked naval base where they still test sonar to this day. [2] Rumor has it they used to collapse subs in the lake due to how deep it was...but I am not sure how factual that is.

[1] http://hugefloods.com/Ice-Age-Floods-2.html Pic here labeled "Clark fork river" shows what I mean...but small picture
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Farragut_Naval_Training_Statio...
> How does virtually every tech company become twice as valuable in 6 months?

If every human suddenly became a celiac — with some cases definitely being temporary and some definitely being permanent, but most being indeterminate — the gluten-free food industry would experience unprecedented projected growth.

Instead, every human is stuck in their houses at once, and every job has become remote at once... with some cases being definitely temporary, some definitely permanent, but most indeterminate.

Why wouldn’t the industry that delivers products and services to enable people to work, have fun, eat, communicate, etc. from home, not then experience unprecedented projected growth?
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This is neat, thank you for sharing.

I'm using the publii default theme on my website and it ranks quite high. It said to get an even higher ranking I should consider denser content, which makes sense given I just moved to publii and it's a bit light right now.