skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
All right, here's a structurally similar claim: Snoring is the result of natural selection. The physical features of our throats cause snoring (we can actually change this with surgery). And the physical features of our throats are the result of evolution. So...

So now we need to define exactly what we mean by "is the result of". Is it accidentally the result of an evolutionary process (and we are explaining it with post-hoc rationalizations)? Or is it the result of a process that evolution actually drove toward that outcome, because it was beneficial? (Or is snoring actually beneficial for the survival and reproduction of the species?)
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I think freedom and access to power are entangled.

People with access to power or money either don't need to interview for jobs, or don't have criminal records that complicate that process.

So, they are more free by default. Not only do these checks not affect them directly, they create a nerf on a whole set of other people, which creates a contrast of freedom.

I do not think many would go out in public and say they like seeing the poor unfairly burdened. However, I believe in many cases groups in the United States have chosen "power over principals."

This is where the choice to protect power supersedes choosing to act principals or professed beliefs.

I do not think this is a new thing, though I think it has never been so public and given today's politics the contrast is particularly stark.
Russia Today is not reliable source of information about anything for everyone. Don’t support Russian fake news factory.
I'd look at the graph, cause sometimes you end up with a stale master/main and everyone pushing to "develop" and cutting releases from that.

Heck, I worked on a repo where "master" was 2 years untouched, "rc" was like 8 months untouched and effectively deployment, "next" was effectively the release candidate but also used in production elsewhere, so it was gated like it was a master branch, and everything else was dev. Yeah.
But you did try to back your claim with a source when challenged on this point, didn't you? Clearly we're not simply "expressing opinions" here.
>You seem to imply that knowledge of human experience-centric matters (morality, religion, perception, language, social sciences, the list goes on) is lesser than knowledge centered around the nature (obviously excluding the human experience).

Yes because across human cultures (morality, religion, perception, language, social sciences, the list goes on) most of these things differ and if we were to encounter extraterrestrial beings I'm positive that such concepts such as morality and language could be foreign to them as well.

One thing that we can assume to be universal across all cultures and even extraterrestrial life forms is logic.

>You'd be basically expecting us to drop a subject just because it is harder.

No I'm saying keep it seperate not drop it. Literature is more similar to religion than it is to logic; the grouping philosophy makes of logic and science with religion is erroneous as clearly religion and science are completely different things.
I’ve had this conversation with some people. If someone asked Jay-Z if he owns his masters. Do you think he would get offended by the word?

I see it almost as a failing of the English language, to have one word represent so many different meanings.
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Fixing film speed problems is fine. Increasing resolution is OK if not overdone. 2x, maybe; 4x, no, as Photoshop users know. Remove dust, scratches, camera sprocket drive jitter, no problem - those are all mechanical problems with the original camera.

Colorization is bad, though, because it's often a total guess. The article linked to the Wuppertall monorail shows this. Look at the monorail supports. They keep changing color. The system doing the colorizing has no baseline data for "color of late 19th century monorail supports". It might match them to elevated railway supports, but there's no official color for those. The Wuppertall monorail was a different color in the 1960s than it is now, a much darker green. Parts were brown.

Colorization can probably be stopped by claiming it's racist, when it guesses wrong and makes a Black face white.
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Yeah.... I reused most of my $1.50 perfboards 2-10 times. Reusing expensive components, such as $4 MCUs and not frying them in a literal frying pan - is critical. A DIP socket literally made it possible for me to do MCU programming with my $5 soldering iron, that would normally fry an MCU.

Nowadays I buy prefabed modules and uSBCs for $30 each and throw them out - not as my main job as well..

Yet I know really well what access to start in the engineering field means for people whose budgets are $80 per month on food and clothes.
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In my first week I've worked on our Rust codebase, cryptographic key generation & storage, trust architecture, and had a masterclass on modern Open Source business. This is a fantastic place to do great work.
I think we're also jaded now, in that all expectation that a photo is a totally truthful artifact produced by a physical process has long since been eroded. Phone camera software tries to create the 'best' image. When the Bay Area had orange skies, everyone noted how their phone cameras were auto-balancing out the orange. Zoom touches up your face. Yesterday's Pixel announcements emphasized changing lighting after a photo is taken. You kind of have to go out of your way to see a recent photo which _isn't_ manipulated in some content-informed way.

So when we see an upscaled, colorized image ... maybe it's not an accurate reflection of the past. But we're no longer used to seeing an accurate reflection of the present, so of course we don't balk at the plausible-but-perhaps-mistaken color choices or interpolations.
In this regard, I often think this is where a union or guild or something along those lines would be helpful. I've studied labor history extensively so I'm familiar with all of the downsides to a union. Some sort of collectivisation is needed to have support and collective input in cases such as this. The ones building it should have a voice.

A single engineer putting their foot down is brave, but thousands putting their collective feet down can change the world.
Thank you. You are an awesome person. It's a distant dream to have a society where one can restart anytime.
Yes, the customer would have to define their activities (e.g. 'page view', 'completed order', 'support ticket opened') and write sql snippets to define them.

https://docs.narrator.ai/docs/activity-transformations describes these scripts and links to a few examples
Perhaps the Academic Historians are critical because enhanced and colorized documents make the past more understandable to lay people and reduce the need for the Academic Historian to define the historical context compared to looking at the world through a dirty, scratched up, black and white windshield.
TBH, that article doesn't really make any sense. Saying "because ideology A shares a few attributes with my favorite ideology, it's really just a subset of my ideology" doesn't really make sense. Also, I don't understand how he thinks that pacifism or communalism are unique to christianity. That's just a bizarre claim.

It's also weird how he's aware of the oversimplification involved in classifying birds and bats in the same category, and then he immediately goes off and says the equivalent of "both a birds and planes have wings and a tail, therefore planes are a subset of birds". While that statement can be true from a certain point of view for certain uses ("can this thing fly?"), in the end it's just a bad analogy and bad reasoning.

Which is all not to say that the point I think you're driving at from your selection in that article can't be correct. I would agree that post-religion, people will pick up causes to fight for and act in ways that are reminiscent of fundamentalist religions, but that doesn't mean the fundamental truth is that they're all variations of religion. The fundamental truth is some people just enjoy picking up causes that let them justify bad behavior. This used to include religion a lot more in the past, and now that humanity is moving beyond it, we're discovering new ways to justify the same old behavior that we've always had.
It was a school thing. I never heard the story. He was uncomfortable talking about it, so I never pressed.

Once it's on the record, though, HR will always find it.

I've known folks from the finance industry for thirty years. They are...interesting characters. The Wolf of Wall Street kinda made them look like choirboys.
Clearly needs some thinking like hackers!
Because that's a lie and that's their only marketing, resting on their goodwill from when they actually cared and did meaningful things about that stuff.
I think it's because C++ serves a wide set of users across a wide set of paradigms. I doubt every C++ dev is enthusiastically using every feature.
The denial is strong in the continent. I know this very well because that's where most of my family lives and where I spent nearly half of my life.

The EU gamble is going nowhere and this is a crisis that will affect us all, regardless of Brexit. It is what it is. Europe is decrepit and best case scenario is managed decadence into a third rate bloc. Russia and EE are screwed too, of course, but not because of self-doubt. Asia and the US will shoot ahead. But that's not really a prediction, it's been happening for a while.
It certainly has been tried before. Castro got an excellent package of poison cigars from the intelligence community during his rule.

It predictably didn't succeed.
Xorg foundation had something like that, I think they also paid for important works before GSoC - both of which have much higher entry level:

X.Org Endless Vacation of Code

https://www.x.org/wiki/SummerOfCodeIdeas/
> You mean the people who grew up without an opportunity in the world resort to crime to try to stay afloat?

What opportunities do people who end up criminals lack that immigrants or refugees have?

Let's narrow it down to countries without slavery in their past to simplify matters.

> What makes you think they DO NOT want to be a productive member of society given the proper opportunity?

I didn't make the claim that they do or do not. If you claim there is a teapot in outer space, the onus is you to prove it, not on me to disprove that there isn't.
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The metal bits aren't, but the plastic inside is.
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Uhhh hm, is this not the same origin in use for master/apprentice relationships? An apprentice cannot themselves have apprentices, but once they have proven their capabilities they are given the title of "master" and granted the ability to take on other apprentices (i.e., teach others).

To me those seem practically indistinguishable, but I will admit I did not dig into it far enough to determine whether the true etymology is as closely aligned as I have assumed. I wonder whether you happen to know offhand (if not I will try to look into it further).
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A web browser designed for mainframe 3270 sessions would be a thing of beauty.

Probably easy to port Links. You can't scroll single lines, but can page up/down. Fields should work naturally, but you'd need to select which submit button you are clicking when you press Enter to send the page to the computer.
"...a better idea of what things really looked like..."

But that's the problem. Is it what things really looked like?

I am a curmudgeon, so presumably I don't count, but I think you should feel free to enjoy the modified photos and videos. But don't forget that that is not what it really looked like.
> is the wrong choice for almost anything involving large flat panels

This is not at all a common or majority opinion among the fine woodworking community. There certainly are advantages to engineered wood products, but the shortcomings of wood as an organic material (it moves with respect to humidity, regardless of what you coat it with) can be overcome through successful furniture design.

Also, IKEA is not the comparison for my DIY projects. I compare quite favorably in cost to Thomas Moser, West Elm, etc.
This seems really obvious, but I'm glad someone is saying it. I think there's a trend of "Teach everyone to code" like a vocational thing that misses the extent to which coding is nothing like e.g. plumbing. As in, with plumbing, the best way to do things is much more generally known and teachable.
Huobi and Okex synthetic quarterlies are fine. Not identical to bitmex perp but pretty much the same.

Clawback is a negative but so is the mex insurance fund, specific users end up paying for it (more in aggregate because the size of the fund has to be massive) through stops.

Anyway who has the best synthetic isnt central to the discussion
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Some binaries (byte buffers as you called them) are stored outside the process heap, and those are messaged by reference, not by copying; but all other terms are messaged by copying. This is a lot of copying, but it makes the GC very simple, so it's usually a positive tradeoff. Although, there's probably some use cases where it's not great. For those, it might makes sense to force things into the off process heap binaries (RefC), or possibly by doing terrible things with native code (Nifs). You might also put things into the included key-value memory storage (ets), and more selectively pull things out to avoid copying a large chunk data to every process that needs a small piece.
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For one thing, they themselves no longer call it open source, and restrictions on how software can be used violates central tenets of what open source is. You can read about this is copious detail at https://github.com/n8n-io/n8n/issues/40
> Why is "no color" more accurate?

If that person is wearing an air force uniform and you colourise it to look more like an army uniform, or a different country's uniform, you've made it less accurate as it looks like they're in a different branch of the military.

If you've got a photo of someone whose hair was white from age, and you colourise it as blonde, you've made them look younger and maybe given them a hair colour they never had.

If you've got a photo of a famous scientist or war hero who had a Mediterranean complexion and you colourise them with more of a pale complexion, you've made it less accurate as it looks like they're a different race.

(Of course, these sorts of accessibility-accuracy trade-offs aren't unique to colourising photos - they also apply to everything from translations of historical documents, through illustrations and selecting what content makes it into books, to questionably accurate history facts shared on social media)
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Why would lint/tests fail when docs or README are sabotaged?
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There is nothing more to say, than this also applies to ex-felons.
To be equitable, Suicide Linux might upset victims of sui-- oh. Never mind.
Any device that becomes significantly more dangerous when the breaker trips at 25 instead of 20 amps is relying on way too thin of a safety margin and I would consider it a lurking hazard on any circuit.
Yeah there is almost always a better way then "you idiot no one would do that." There needs however to be some Venn diagram overlap in ability and understanding - the discussion starts where you and they have a common shared understanding of the code and you then expand their circle a little.

Its painful and usually waaay easier to call people an idiot, so its important to pay people to be teachers.
There are so many things wrong with this website.

Why the "fck" is a browser company playing politics?

Also, the Web is not about "indie websites". This only shows Mozilla is failing because they can't cope with the reality. If the reality is that large data silos like Facebook and Google have taken over the web, Mozilla should have been the one to provide a solution, a productive one. Instead they tell people to go use "indie sites". Not gonna happen. Mozilla should be providing proactive solutions, not playing activist.
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I think its the best browser out there (along with Pale Moon). What is FF preventing you from doing?
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Is it related to GDPR? At least the linked article doesn't mention it is. It looks like it is related to health data which is anyways illegal in most countries before GDPR.