skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The Bay area and tech is not predominantly white. While hispanics and black people are underrepresented, Asians (both south and east) are dramatically overrepresented.

In addition, Bay area people are from all over the country and from diverse backgrounds.

In contrast, rural communities tend to be highly homogeneous both in terms of race and life experience.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.3 adds roles, tunings, profiles, app streams, contai
Yes he does, as a Distinguished Engineer.
Agreed, there’s very little discussion of concrete benefits here just vague assertions that this is the best way to do it (except for lighthouse test results which could surely have been fixed much more cheaply by cleaning up the incredibly woolly markup).

Also: they still can’t get two parts of the same page to consistently show the same live football result. This seemed to break about 10 years ago and no one seems to care enough to fix it.
Quadcopters take simple hardware and control it elegantly with complex software. The beauty is that you only need to write the software once. All other tech requires more complicated hardware.
Reddit is going full remote. Offers same pay to employees no matter the location
It seems like maybe as long as you package your executable into a DEB it can convert it into an APK? That shouldn't be too hard. It's probably possible for them to release a script that does it automatically depending on what information is preserved from the DEB in the APK with regard to types of files and how complex the thing you want to install is.

I don't have much experience with DEBs, but have quite a bit with RPMs and their spec files which are used to create them, and this wouldn't be that hard to do with an RPM (and you can convert RPMs to DEBs in many cases with utilities).
Where is your server physically located? I expect it might make sense for me to spin something up in the bay area.
Not if you're wilfully blind. If you aren't, it's enough to just watch some of his videos from as little as 2-3 years ago, and compare them to today. Dude is out to lunch completely. "Stutterer" narrative doesn't hold any water when he was a pretty good public speaker just 3 years ago, and now he looks like an angry and confused old man all the time. C'mon, man!
>Do badges ever auto-unlock

That specific badge is for game ownership. I believe it's possible for games to be added to your account automatically in some cases (like an HD version given out for free to existing owners) which could unlock the badge without user intervention.

>or could this person have shared a steam account?

Definitely possible as well.
AWS signs Memorandum of Understanding for fluffy white services with UK.gov
that's a scary comment. I'll remind you that he's innocent until someone proves otherwise.
Right, and it opened about 9% lower than yesterday's closing, recovering about 1% since then.
Because iPhone and guys pushing for plugins free browsers, delaying progress for a decade.
> Would YouTube, Instagram, or dozens of other companies have been able to get where they are w/o the support of their acquirers?

Yes if they got access to capital, which they could have gotten easily. You forget that Google bought Youtube because google video wasn't gaining traction and youtube had the "network effect". The same goes for instagram and facebook. It's all "whatif" but youtube and instagram most definitely would have been major independent players by themselves.

Facebook, Netflix, Google, Amazon, etc were able to grow without being acquired. Remember that page/brin even tried to sell Google to Yahoo. Google did alright even though they weren't bought out.

Youtube and Instagram had no real peers like google did ( altavista, excite, etc ) and they both were able to create the network effect before they got bought out. I think google and facebook really got lucky snapping up these companies. Not just in financial benefits but look at the cultural impact these companies have on the world.
Are you sure? It looks like many cities in LA have AT&T Gigabit fiber. My guess is they deployed in San Mateo pretty early, and are filling out the major cities now. It's also possible that they don't put the service in cities where the expected subscription rate is too low.
>we can read and even publish the private diaries and intimate correspondence of dead people

the rules around publishing (and reading) private diaries are the same for dead people as they are for living people, aren't they?
Cellular carriers and electric power providers, and the success has been repeated in many countries.
You don't need structure for secure control though, as long as the control channel is isolated. It's easier to make an insecure program when dealing with loosely described text streams, but it's by no means inevitable.
The full code samples appear in the transcript below. Try the fullscreen version.
https://app.paircast.io/replay/fa41d539-aea0-4d62-a192-3cd77...
Hello You've Been Referred Here Because You're Wrong About Section 230
https://theintercept.com/2020/03/09/it-was-democrats-and-the...

You are correct - I was wrong about the Clinton team in 2016. It was in fact the democratic party in 2019. As documented in the link.

You can deny it or call it just ‘gaffes’, if you like, but people should watch the (mainstream - not YouTube fakes) videos for themselves.

Either way it’s not a rumor Trump started, and there is plenty of evidence for people to consider.
For me, they're negotiated union rules.
For what it's worth I waffled back and forth over this and ended up getting the cheaper Brother model that does everything else including duplex printing but that doesn't have duplex scanning. Seven months in so far and I haven't regretted the lack of duplex scanning. Of course that may vary for your use case, and if you have lots of documents or whatever that need digital archiving then obviously get it, but I haven't personally experienced that need.
SPLC? Really?
- routine backups with rsync (one time setup in my shell config with a `bkup` alias and then I just run that when I think of it)

- grabbing albums off my PC with sftp

- easy way to unzip files

- play audio via mpv

- run `xdg-open` on a file and get a native popup to select an app to open it with

- ssh into your other machines, works well to pick up your irc chat away from your pc if you use irssi + tmux (or weechat, or screen, etc.)

- use a "real" editor like vim or emacs locally on your phone

- api stuff, you can control the torch, notifications, etc. you can make scripts around that (imagine a simple `sleep 30m && ...` sort of one liner that turns on your light and plays some audio to wake you from a nap (I haven't done much with this part of termux)
No, it's due to privatization. The Bundespost would simply lay cables because they're needed, without any silly market games.
A large number of buildings in Seattle still have Comcast contracts such that Comcast is the only provider allowed. I find it strange that my hometown of Rochester has better better Fiber options than the tech hub that is Seattle.
I was talking more in general, beyond Dark's specific needs. But yes, in Dark's scenario the library availability issues are clearer.
What if he has a will and trust that need to be executed?
Damn, they really DO look very similar. Mike appears to have unattached earlobes, and MH's appear attached, however.
Is there anywhere to read about cell carriers or other infrastructure providers in other nations implementing U2F? That sounds very interesting.
The 'Oregon Trail' Studio Made a Game About Slavery. Then Parents Saw It
How do you save and exit from Ox? I tried :wq!, but it doesn't work!
FYI, it's more content related. Patio talks about it a bit more on Twitter [1] and on in this article [2].

Here is a tl;dr:

- Avoid dates on your content.

- Avoid templates, like stock imagery.

- Avoid commoditized labels (such as calling a book a pdf).

- Don't use self-deprecating language or show self-doubt.

- Change formats - turn your old article into a recorded podcast.

- Finally, close off with where people can learn more about you for e.g. "here is what ive been working on lately".

[1] https://twitter.com/search?q=from%3Apatio11%20friend-catcher...

[2] https://training.kalzumeus.com/newsletters/archive/content-m...
I created this ticket six months ago about the the inability to mask secrets that are step outputs (like from Terraform) and them subsequently leaking to logs, no action taken yet...

If anyone has influence to raise visibility of this (Twitter, GitHub, whatever) that would be appreciated :)

https://github.com/actions/runner/issues/475
The FCC declared those unenforcable in 2007.

https://www.fcc.gov/document/exclusive-service-contracts-pro...
There's ton of open source ones, I use intergram (https://github.com/idoco/intergram) but there's more:

- https://github.com/LiveHelperChat/livehelperchat

- https://github.com/chatwoot/chatwoot

- https://github.com/papercups-io/papercups
I enjoyed reading this release announcement. Thanks for all the details.
I found this out when I moved recently and I find it incredibly stupid. I'm now simultaneously annoyed that my new address seems to still receive mail for the last 3 tenants, but I also didn't do a change of address so whoever ends up renting my old apartment is going to be annoyed with me.
Well at least Brave acknowledged the problem. Even if you don't.
There were many models of Phi.

https://insidehpc.com/2016/01/mcdram/

This one with MCDRAM (aka: HMC RAM from Micron) was well known to hit 400GBps bandwidth.

It does seem like this model is 14nm, as you've said. So I stand corrected on the process node for Xeon Phi: 14nm is more realistic representation, at least for the HMC model I was thinking about.
K-Street runs congress, despite whatever their party platform talking points are. Non-representation in a captured legislative entrenched by things like gerrymandering maintain the status quo.
We're not explicitly blocking video controls. I think this is due to the iframe embed.
Review of Modern Apple UI – Your Product Sucks – Apple Music macOS Review
Even the US government uses it, such as for logging into your Social Security account.
> Also, some states would consider the education costs a gift and it would not entitle Bill to anything.

Would they consider rent, food, utilities, and everything else a gift too?

A marriage is a not a quid-pro-quo financial transaction. It is an entanglement of two people's lives. The purpose of divorce court is to unentangle those lives in a fair and equitable manner.

One person supporting the household, while the other mooches off them, and then divorcing right when they start becoming responsible for supporting the household is not a clean break with zero financial entanglements.

Imagine if instead of pouring money into an education, Bill was supporting Jill as she was building a startup. He kept the family afloat, he poured money into it, while it was running at a loss - and then, right as it turns profitable, she leaves him with nothing.

Would that be fair and equitable? If not, why is a high-earning education any different? [1]

[1] The difference is obviously, that in this case, the startup's ownership would be split between the two spouses, with the spouse that financially supported the founder receiving a portion of it - probably not a 50/50 portion, but some portion nevertheless. An education's ownership can't be split... But the wages derived from an education can be.
Sorry, I misunderstood. Now makes sense to me.
That seems along the lines of "I can just turn off the ability to log in to prevent account hacking!" level of security thinking.
When Biology Isn't Messy
Just reading through the notes and there are lots of EVE terms in there. They look like they're talking about something else, a new game maybe, but I wouldn't discount it just yet.

(Miners, haulers, nanite )
That would be silly - most of the products we create can harm the environment.

Probably 95% of what I have at home (plastics, electronics, furniture's paint and glue, chunks of relatively special metal like aluminium, chemicals used to clean anything, etc...) would harm the environment if I would just dump it anywhere without control => if you would want to hold companies acountable for all that stuff then we would be back to the stone age => in my opinion a combined organized disposal by endusers + more taxes on products which are "difficult" to dispose of (difficult to implement? most taxes target "consumption" and not "production") + a general "push" (by media & social) to be aware of problems related to such products are the only option.
What if we could have both, just by sending an email? Hit compose underlying!
Mike Masnick is on Google's Public Policy team payroll: He's more of a paid lobbyist for them than a journalist. People should not use his extremely corporate-motivated positions as arguments.

https://kstatic.googleusercontent.com/files/4b9e2caa400b9cd5... (see "Copia Institute", which is Mike Masnick/TechDirt)
We should have a Godwin's law equivalent for the "think of the children" argument, Facebook, TikTok, and Twitter are the home of plenty of child abuse, I've seen it firsthand, shall we ban all social media? Shall we also ban all VPNs and internet companies as well? As well as TOR?
That could give some peace to their beloved ones, and nothing can harm him anymore. It seems that he has tell to be a divorced; maybe he has children. I think that is a fair move.
Rust isn't inherently slow to iterate, its just easy to write code that compiles slowly if you aren't careful. One of Bevy's primary focuses is to have fast iterative compile times. Changes to our examples can be recompiled in ~0.8-3 seconds (according to your hardware, os, and linker). We have a "fast compiles" configuration that works quite well.

First we do plan on exposing hooks to allow scripting languages to be plugged in to Bevy. We actually already have a pull request out for that.

However my default answer to the scripting question is that it is a non-goal for Bevy, and is in fact maybe even an anti-feature. I want Rust to be the "one language" people use to build Bevy games. I think a cohesive ecosystem is an incredibly important part of an engine's success. If half of Bevy devs use rust and the other half use C#, then compatibility and interop become a huge problem. The Rust language choice does set a high bar, but Bevy doesn't need to be all things to all people. Additionally, the Bevy API is a Rust API. Defining FFI on top means we need a second api surface that is the "lowest common denominator" (aka a C api). This both increases maintenance burden and creates the "rust experience" and the "everyone else" experience.

In the near future 3rd party Bevy scripting plugins will start popping up, but I doubt I will ever officially endorse them.
Instead of societal pressure try billions of years of evolution and the fact that women physically carry the child for 9 months before their body is utterly changed by giving birth. Societal pressures... For crying out loud. Sometimes things are as obvious as they seem.
I'm not from the UK, but from reading the warning I used to get when watching Doctor Who over a VPN on iPlayer, you still have to have a TV License even if you only use iPlayer. How they would detect that I'm not sure (maybe the van can sniff https traffic /s), but is there a streaming service that has the BBC's content without the license?
https://about.gitlab.com/releases/2020/11/02/security-releas...
GitLab Security Release: 13.5.2, 13.4.5, and 13.3.9
Cyberpunk 2077 runs on Windows 7.

Microsoft made DX12 work on Win7 for some games, Cyberpunk 2077 is one of them. They are not THAT dumb to waste a huge market.

Source: https://www.gamepressure.com/newsroom/cyberpunk-2077-will-ru...
Physical hardware failures are handled by having everything in VMs and storage handled by Ceph. We can lose plenty of physical boxes simultaneously before we run into capacity issues.

Multi-DC failover is handled by announcing our public IP block at both locations with different weights. It’s technically active/active because traffic can come in at the secondary DC but we have a internal site-to-site VPN that is used to direct traffic to the primary. If the primary DC goes down the secondary starts handling the traffic instead of passing it along. All the database masters flip to the secondary and things keep humming along.

If we lose the site-to-site then the secondary stops advertising altogether and all traffic is forced to the primary.

So we can lose the site-to-site (which is dedicated) or one of the DCs at any time.
the thought of the day references hacker news as well

Eric’s Thought of the Day
Hacker News >> Google News

At least when it comes to driving traffic to tcpaworld.com. Eesh.
I don't really trust the steam online thing. I once got a notification that my brother was playing a game and he was driving a car and his computer was off. No, his account wasn't hacked. We spent awhile and noticed that it seems to randomly say your online and playing if you disconnect for awhile (my account too).
My water company is pretty well behaved. Sewer too. Trash pickup is without headaches although I don't know the cost. Even my power company is ok now. They had a bad part in the early 2000s when they were trying to semi-privatize and Enron was trying to horn in on the management, but once they went back to being an ordinary utility the bad behavior stopped.
> But don’t hack anything please. Thanks.

For that definition of 'hacker' I'm not sure that asking nicely is helpful. I wouldn't expect many folks here to be interested in 'hacking' that site.
You are either misinterpreting his replies and comments, or intentionally trying to mislead readers into thinking he actually falls into that category when in reality most people just don't like how crude he is in responses. In other words, your labeling of him is inaccurate, regardless of intention unless you somehow misworded your message. Ironically enough, I could just as easily label you as toxic for saying something I don't like, as I'm sure you'll do the same with this comment because it's in your best interest to not look bad, or out of sheer misinterpretation or assumption of tone in text. Depending on context, replying a certain way doesn't really justify others indefinitely labeling you as "toxic".
Because it's everywhere.
Standard convolutions are not memory bandwidth bound for common sizes/shapes. Convolutions run much faster using the TC than not using them.

Depthwise convolutions are different though - they usually are bandwidth bound.
Yes, it's really quite amazing to watch all companies including the US government pretty much task the mobile networks with providing plausible deniability that they verified your identity. They get to point to the mobile networks (or you) if there's a problem, and the mobile networks get to say, legally, it's not their problem...because it isn't.
Well, this was quite the rabbit hole for me. Great article, btw.

Here's my best candidate from some internet sleuthing: https://imgur.com/EMPKO2V . I do definitely see some resemblance, but interested if others do too.

I have a possible name, but no evidence that anyone with that name has been reported missing. The only contact point I found is a twitter profile that I think could be a brother, but I'm not about to message that person and open that door b/c I could be way off track.
My question exactly. Looking at the screenshot: perhaps it's quicker to use if your use-case matches-or-is-simpler of what the program can do.
That's a good point. From the article:

"He did bring a giant backpack, which his fellow hikers considered far too heavy for his journey."
In a sci-fi future where people are making long journeys on spaceships I can imagine rooms decked out with these to mimic a natural day/night cycle and outdoor spaces.

I remember first seeing lights like these a couple years back before from CoeLux (https://www.coelux.com), iirc theirs are very expensive though. Awesome that this guy managed to DIY one!
To underscore the relative simplicity, you can make a quadrotor with just 4 moving parts. Each electric motor has only one moving part, the rotor, and the prop is attached directly to it without even any gears.
Not the same thing. Normalization is about scaling the volume to either the peaks or a weighted average.

It doesn’t change dynamic range, just absolute value.

Dynamic range compression is something that happens on relatively short timescales, like say, 10ms-1 second.
You got lucky.
https://www.reddit.com/r/netsec/comments/jmmyb9/a_practical_...
That's impressive and really futuristic. I don't see the price tag, though.
On the other hand how many parameters do we need to create text?

A simple calculation of number of parameters in the human brain divided by seconds of lifetime yields: 10^14 synapses / (72.6 * 365 * 24 * 3600 seconds) =~ 43000 synapses/second, not all of them related to language and reasoning.

So we use tens of thousands of synapses for each second of our life, which is quite a contrast to the 100 bits of information per second which is estimated for conscious processing.
Yes, though I would say amateur game developer. Like the kid who always wanted to build a game but never did, got a "real job" doing some kind of much more boring programming.

There is one point where he is musing about mapping commands to hex values within a single byte which makes me think he started programming in the 8bit era.
> SGI's workstations offered tons of internal bandwidth that commodity PC hardware couldn't touch until the early 2000s.

It's funny, there was a brief and very painful period where you could point to things SGI's hardware could still do better than everyone else, but it was a rapidly shrinking category of things and everyone could see they were doomed. It was made more painful by the totally ineffectual ways they attempted to save themselves. Proprietary NT hardware! Itanium! Totally random Linux stuff!
I don't see anything to indicate this is related?
Good. That is direct economic stimulus for both employees and the regions they move to.

More please.
Ah, interesting. Looks like the video controls become available once the video is playing, just not before it starts.
Slovenian is fairly close, and you can probably lump in Bulgarian and Macedonian in there as well.

On one hand, I'd consider it a stretch for Bulgarian/Macedonian and Bosnian/Croatian/Montenegrin/Serbian to be considered the same language.

On the other, there's also Torlakian (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torlakian_dialect), a dying dialect that's been shared between Serbians/Bulgarians/Macedonians around the border. It's considered to be a dialect of both Serbian and Bulgarian, depending on who you ask, really bluring the line between the two.
Private equity is a thing and spin offs are not uncommon.
No, I just don’t know what I’m talking about. Looked into it a bit more and I was completely wrong. Thanks
PinePhones have periodic batches, not sure if that's considered a pre-order exactly.

Check out the devices[0] list on the postmarketOS wiki to see which Android phones and other things have support. In general none of them will work as well as the PinePhone, because Pine isn't fighting this sort of thing the way most manufacturers are, but it could be a fun thing to look into if you own anything already supported. You could also port it to a device not yet on the list if you're up for it.

[0] https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Devices
I often just do one fps screen captures of my coding sessions and it,s helpful to review
I have had horrendous experienced with Waste Management on three occasions. Moving out of the neighborhood they had a city-enforced monopoly on was the only solution (granted, i moved for other reasons, but getting someone else was a delight all its own).
Jesus Christ I suck at grammar. I meant for that middle sentence to say "When people do those sorts of things they don't brag on the internet about it. "
This isn't even mentioning how others constantly attack him and serve null points as if its a gotcha moment. If you don't like him, just say so instead of slandering him on such a subjective matter.