skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I suggest you just try his e-mail address: fabrice at bellard dot org.
The headline makes it sound somehow as if Apple was involved here.
Actually it's more likely than not that your vendor already offers those guarantees as a compiler mode. In clang and gcc it's the sanitizers (ubsan, asan, tsan and msan) while in MSVC it's RTC and SDL.

These build modes catch the vast majority of undefined behavior, and with relatively low performance overhead. If you're not running your tests with sanitizers enabled, you're missing out on a nearly free way to locate and eliminate an entire class of bugs.
Thank you so much for your effort and support! I have tried to improve the code and hope that performance is significantly better now. I am really sorry for the inconvenience!
The good thing is that due to the study design and the database architecture, every vote (even if you clicked just one image) is taken into the statistic! So every click helps!
Thank you so much for your effort! Greetings from Germany :-)
Just because its funny, here is the obligatory reminder that deep convolutional networks are actually implemented as correlation, not convolution.

True, its just the lack of mirroring that differs, which is a linear operation and hence, the network can be considered too have learned the mirrored kernels, but it matters for initialization(bilinear init for conv^T sampling is still incorrectly mirrored in pytorch), and every time someone has put the images of the kernels in a paper its better than even odds they show the correlation, not convolution kernls.
Not sure I would call it horrible, but when comparing with a TRS-80 model 100 keyboard then yes I would have preferred the layout of the latter.
GitHub download speed discrimination based on location
I'm downloading a release from Github and the download speed does not exceed 50KBps. So, I investigated a bit what was going on and I stumbled upon the linked reddit thread. It seems that Github and Microsoft prioritize connections from the US, thus discriminating the rest of the world. Very disappointing for such a huge corporation.
Embedding AngularJS and React Like a Pro
For all their faults, I think self-driving cars are going to be a net win.
Both. You get to use packages others have written the same way as you do on arch. And you can also decleratively specify your build environkent, or override some attributes like apply a custom patch in a package someone else wrote. But you are just as not required to learn nix, as you don’t need to know how to write a .deb package to use ubuntu
All the replies are offering advice, but the one piece of advice I wish someone had told me at the beginning of my migraine journey was to not stop trying to fix them. There is an insanely long list of drugs that "work" but will probably have middling effects for her (triptans, tryptalines -- yes they're all different, sertraline, hydroxyzine, meloxicam, the newer CGRP injections, RF ablation, nerve blocks, massage, chiropracty, acupuncture, MRIs, botox injections, spinal taps, these have all been prescribed to me by various Neurologists).

The only real solution is to keep moving forward and keep hounding your doctor to keep you moving.
One theory would be the apartments that used to be locked up in AirBnBs and short-term rentals have all moved into long-term rentals, driving up supply.
What is the benefit of having FIPS hardware-level encryption on a USB stick?
It's theoretically possible with USB-C to avoid the power MOSFET for the heater, and instead instruct the power supply to vary the voltage between 5v and 20v which should adjust the heat output by a factor of 16... Could be a neat way to make an ultra low cost iron...
Thank you very much for your feedback and support! I already tested it from a "remote" location.
I have optimized the code tonight and think I was able to improve performance significantly!
I am very sorry for the inconvenience - but I never expected that amount of traffic on the site, so I was a little bit overwhelmed by that :-)
But I hope that the issue is improved now!
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> Are they old fat people, or young fat people?

Do old obese people exist in the first place? What is the longevity record for an obese person?
Hi HN

I am excited to share my MVP release of a side-project I have been working on for the last few months.

It is a communication and productivity tool built for sole proprietors and small businesses who manage things end-to-end and want to work better with their clients.

Looking for people to try it out and provide feedback.

Thanks
Personally avoidable, yes. Product of society, also.
So he links to a post that wants to change the law such that pedophiles can more easily get caught, but you disagree, and feel that he linked to it in some sinister motivation that isn't expressed in said article. Alright...

If I said "I am skeptical that infants smoking weed is harmful to them", does it mean that I smoke weed, or that I smoke weed around infants? Or that I actively support it? Or do I (perhaps wrongfully) state that I am skeptical about claims around the topic?

Personally I think pedophilia is just about the most awful thing in the universe. I wouldn't engage in in depth speculation about how it affects children, because I think it's a horrible thing to think about, but the fact that RMS engages in those conversations doesn't make him a pedophile. And it definitely doesn't make him an "active supporter" of it.
GuessTheMusic: Song Identification from EEG Response
Tesla mentioned using iron in the lower end electric vehicles [1]. Though I don't know if that is the safe composition you are mentioning.

[1] https://youtu.be/l6T9xIeZTds?t=4221
Can someone explain what the actual backdoor is without me having to wade through pounds and pounds of narrative text that doesn't actually explain anything?

I started watching the video, but it just looks like self-congratulatory nonsense.
Those look cool. rrweb is about two years old, same as DOMRec, TimeCat started in February this year, so it's not surprising we didn't find them :-).
Why Covid-19 vaccines like Pfizer’s need to be kept so cold
> gun possession in the public square is not a right, it is a privilege, one that can be revoked as seen fit by the government.

Right or privilege, it should not be conditioned by bribes. And when a LEO is involved in a bribery case their punishment should start at several times that of the other (non-authority) person because it seems like that right/privilege comes at the end of extortion.
False advertising, then, IMO.
I think flash was something you could kind of stumble forward and gradually figure out whereas html5 (along with the level of documentation available today) makes people far more aware of where they're going wrong. A lot of the vibrancy of old flash games that would doubtlessly have had horrifically messy code has been killed off by a greater awareness of best practices throughout the coding process.

Very easy to destroy the fun of a novelty side project once you start focusing on making it maintainable or extensible
My first, knee-jerk reaction to this is "hell no!" but after reading up on it a bit I'm not so sure. Basically, it's a neighbourhood mesh based on existing Amazon and Ring devices. The Privacy and Security Whitepaper [0] has quite a bit of information on how it works and what they are doing to secure the system. What do you think?

[0] https://m.media-amazon.com/images/G/01/sidewalk/privacy_secu...
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Does that mean my Echo Dot could be providing uplink to yours without my opt in? Jesus.
E-commerce doesn't require digital currency. I live in a country without digital payments infrastructure, and there's lots of e-commerce (primarily via Facebook). It's all cash-on-delivery. I've ordered food, furniture, baby supplies, medicine, etc. from businesses on Facebook and pay on delivery.
It's funny that you should say that because VI/VIM, another modal editor, is my editor of choice on Linux, with JSTAR second.

However, lately I've been thinking of writing a modal editor for Linux based on CP/M's ED. I know there is ED and EX on Linux but I prefer ED on CP/M and have been wondering where I could take that idea and possibly replace some of my use of VIM.
Even better, don't login and clear cookies frequently (Cookie AutoDelete addon, or just incognito mode). I just hid recommendations div with adblock. Still, in the end of every video there are 9 top recommendations displayed, so I'm not losing on anything.

I have maybe 4 channels I check out from time to time, and all of them post new videos pretty irregularly, so there is not much point in managing subscriptions. That said, I recently started using NewPipe on mobile and have subscriptions there.
> lifestyle factors are what drives the worse health outcomes

So in addition to healthcare reform, the US needs public policy reform - to tackle obesity, prescription drug abuse and to tackle unskilled driving creating traffic deaths.
I grew up there, was a cyclist and never drove. Sydney is alleged to be the most spread out (lowest density) city in the western hemisphere. This is partly because Australian houses are the only ones bigger in the world on average than American ones. Lots of people live in places where public transport has historically been and/or remains very poor, so there is a lot of reliance on motor vehicles. We can blame the shortsighted government for dismantling Sydney's once vibrant tram infrastructure at the probable behest of the motor lobby, chasing the 1950s American suburban dream. There has however in recent years been a huge growth in cycling as a golf-replacement for middle aged men in lycra (MAMILs) who use it to network and exercise on weekends. I assume this will improve cycling facilities in certain areas of the city only. They should really reclaim the edge of the rail infrastructure as car and pedestrian free cycling lanes.
It seems to me like your opinion about Go GC is that it is an extremely buggy and slow piece of software.

Every software has bugs. Whether those bugs are a major blocker for people to use them or not should be taken into account.

The issue that you pointed out are difficult items which need more time and thought to take care of. But they aren't something which should cause any major pain in your day-to-day usage of Go. I would say as of 1.15, GC has improved by leaps and bounds and at this point, all major warts with the system are taken care of.

But then again, I don't know in what context you are using Go. It may be the case that you have been affected by any of these bugs, and unless they get fixed, using Go is a blocker for you.
> one of the greatest achievements in human history

How much has the one child policy contributed to this?
But you simply don’t have to worry about it. You test it on the next LTS release of nixpkgs and that’s it. Your user may download a bit more data, but I found that nix is lightyears faster then fedora’s build tool, and on par with arch, while not polluting the whole filesystem with random files. I don’t see where would you need more maintainance.
Not with a 'single NOR gate'.
No argument there, I am not a fan of may issue, just ban public carry for everyone in those states and let the chips fall, but the connected don't like it when their bodyguards can't carry guns. In essence it is a ban for only a certain class of people.
> Bitcoin's proof-of-work is basically a conversion of energy directly into money.

Nope! Putting more energy is not going to make more money into the system, is just makes it more likely that you get to be in the front of a firehose that drips money into the system in a constant rate.

Putting more energy into the system just increases the cost of money itself. But no one wants money, what people want is the what money can buy. Instead of spending ever more energy to get into the front of the line, one could just use the energy for something productive and then sell it.
Thank you very much for your interest in the study and your feedback!
I do understand where your concern comes from.
However, in the statistical analysis of the data we do not look at the "complete" breast images.
The study is designed in a way, that the most important parameters around breast (reconstruction) surgery (e.g. breast size, breast shape, areola size, areola position, scars etc.) are being combined in 88 images in a way that in the end allows us to extract the data "broken down" to the different parameters.
So the result of the study will not be "reconstruction is preferred". Instead we want to get a far more profound understanding of the influence the different parameters have on the breast.
So results of the study will be something like: in case of an areola size asymmetry, more people tend to accept the asymmetry then a size correction when you therefore have scars.
I hope that explanation helps a little bit!
Thank you very much again for your support!
Is carbon capture a viable solution?
Author here, glad you like it! I'm still making small games [1], though my personal website is woefully outdated now. If you like small strategy titles, Slipways would probably be a good fit.

As a solo indie, making my games small is usually not a choice - but working in the small has its advantages. I actually wrote a whole article on how restrictions breed deeper, tighter designs [2].

[1] http://itch.io/krajzeg

[2] https://medium.com/@krajzeg/depth-in-games-an-in-depth-look-...
This is very impressive, especially the add ons like the calculator and Lcd, show how much work can be done with 2600 instructions per second when things are highly optimized.
For me its overstimulation. This modern world is too stimulating for our minds and eventually, for me, it causes a migraine. Its especially triggered by large amounts of visual information. So programming. Reading news. Browsing reddit etc. There are plenty of theories about how migraines work, but a good number orbit around the idea that the migraine brain is hyper excitable and during the run up to a migraine it loses control over its inputs.

So by this reasoning, a migraine is designed to stop you from consuming more information than your mind can handle. The pain of bright light is designed to keep you away from the stimulation of bright light. And the pain of noise to keep you away from stimulating noise.
> Dianne Feinstein being the only CCW-holder in San Francisco for years while simultaneously pushing for stronger gun control.

Do you have a source that there were no other CCW holders in SF at that time?
That certainly depends on whether he bought the 200 iPads personally, or if they were provided by Apple.
Just a quick update: I hope to have improved loading times significantly with some code improvements. Thank you for your support!
I have a hard time believing this. How is a non-RIAA equalized record supposed to be played? All palyback equipment/setups have built in equalization that converts the RIAA equalized signal from the vinyl back to normal. It's either built in to the vinyl player, or done via a phono-preamp usually in the amplifier or a mixer. This isn't usually explicitly stated anywhere on the equipment as it's an industry standard.

So if you have a record that doesn't have the RIAA curve applied, what are you supposed to play it on? The RIAA correction is pretty much unavoidable on any standard playback equipment.

EDIT: I'm willing to believe this if you can reference me to some example of modern non-equalized/non-RIAA vinyls.
One has to wonder how many gigajoules have been saved on Earth because of that one optimization. There are a lot of date columns out there.
There's something ironic about the corporate overlord tricking its consumers into pooling their resources with their community (and probably getting bitten by the data caps that other corporations impose).
That sounds reasonable, but I didn't see anything in the article to indicate that these mechanics were only there seasonally. Perhaps I missed it.
I fail to see what eth2 would provide that other solutions and other cryptocurrencies don't already provide.
When I go through the steps to see what needs to be done to be a validator it says "terms of use are entered into by and between you and the Ethereum Foundation".

So it's a centralized joke?
It's obvious a lot if work went into the project and I salute the creator.

This is a computing device made out of 74 series chips. I wonder when I'll see a computing device on HN made out of discrete transistors, capacitors, etc
Because it would be profitable, that's how markets work.
> On an empty battery, they emitted three to eight times more than official values.

One would expect that after VW dieselgate there would be very close and frequent testing by all possible cars by regulatory bodies (or even competition). What a fail.

Let's not forget countries like UK want to have electric and hybrid-only cars allowed in mere 9 years (with most being hybrids). As usually with many eco-related changes that cost billions from ordinary folk's pockets, good intentions pave road to hell once money and politics get involved.

I know what our next car will be if/once 2nd baby comes - diesel bmw 530xd wagon. One hell of an utility and proper fun driving with minimal real consumption, euro6 emissions. If lucky with good state of crucial parts, will last 10 years easily. We do long hauls quite often (1500km drive in 1 day or spread to 2). At one point happy to switch to electric, but right now they are too costly & cumbersome, plus we always buy used for 25-30% of the price which isn't a thing with electric. Used hybrid - no thank you.
So, Amazon is doing this because it cares about our local communities and it wants us to have peace of mind?
Thank you very much for your interest and support!
In deed we were already aware of this study.
However we want to get a far more profound understanding of the influence different parameters have on the breast. The study is designed in a way, that the most important parameters around breast (reconstruction) surgery (e.g. breast size, breast shape, areola size, areola position, scars etc.) are being combined in 88 images in a way that in the end allows us to extract the data "broken down" to the different parameters. So results of the study will be something like: in case of an areola size asymmetry, more people tend to accept the asymmetry then a size correction when you therefore have scars. I hope that explanation helps a little bit! Thank you very much again for your support!
https://github.com/TechEmpower/FrameworkBenchmarks/pull/6006 I suppose we'll see next time techempower runs their benchmarks :)
The whole "liters per 100 km" or "g CO2 per km" approach doesn't work with plugin hybrids because it depends much more on the use case than with regular ICE cars.

Someone can commute completely with electric power and do a few longer trips per year, getting the average emissions way way down.

And someone else who can't charge at home or at work and who drives long distances daily might be using just as much gasoline as a regular car.

What are some good metrics instead of these emissions? Pure electric range? Charging speed? Required charging frequency with some typical usage profiles?
> I just wish CentOS and Debian had a way of searching across the entire codebase this easily when I couldn't figure out something from the docs.

You can use https://sources.debian.org/ website to search in the Debian packages and their source code.
I mean, you tell me. I don't mean to sound snarky. But it seemed to be your point that existing processes which turn energy into money are a hindrance to clean energy investments. The previous commenter offered an example of aluminum smelting. Which is not exactly what I meant, because I was being more literal when I was talking about an energy-into-money process, and that example appears to really mean energy-to-aluminum-to-money. I understood this example to mean that the reason other existing "energy-to-money" processes have been a hindrance to clean energy investments is that they have byproducts which negate clean efforts. In contrast to this, renewable crypto mining has no physical byproducts. Dunno if I misunderstood something.
Tried to opt-out, followed the instructions and no option there... Updated the app, still no opt-out available...
Another reason to switch to some offline home brewed smart speaker.
There are several, but this one is my favorite:

https://monster6502.com/

This was made from a netlist that was reverse engineered from microscope images of the 6502 die, and I think uses a roughly similar die layout. It uses discrete transistors and a handful of transistor array ICs (because you need an exposed "body" pin in order to make a functional pass gate).
In the same way that kitfox is an airbus competitor?
it's the bias that has to be worked against, not the institution
Thanks for that! I figured I remembered at least something from undergrad.

Now I'm also curious, if the 400,000 cores are arranged in this 12x7 grid configuration (as seen in the article photo), does that have any relation to the sequence / ordering of the simulation cells run on the chip? For example, if you have an x & y simulation space, do the corresponding ranges of the GPUs on the chip physically tend to map to the coordinates of the physical simulation cells (logic being that if you want simulation cells nearby each other to access results of neighboring cells efficiently, put them on neighboring GPUs)?

I guess that then leads to the question of how you handle the 3rd dimension, but I suppose that's kind of just another slice in the other axis when you have to iterate over that.
Can't we implement an opensourced sever with the same api and let cordless be the client to the opensourced server?

Or the Api is also copyright?
Privacy and security whitepaper linked from the FAQ: https://m.media-amazon.com/images/G/01/sidewalk/privacy_secu...

That earns some trust...

Honestly, it would be so cliche if all the top comments about this were Privacy Pearl Clutching from people who didn't take a look at how the protocol actually works or what it's implications might be.
> It would be awesome if you would sacrifice
> 5 minutes of your time to support this project.

Five minutes of looking at breasts for science? I'm willing to make that sacrifice.
Robert Owen is definitely an interesting guy - quite famous here in Scotland because of New Lanark:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Owen

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Lanark
Yes, it would be very easy to do in CI, just one shell command.

We don't, because we don't need to update the demo movies often so it saves cycle time to trigger updates manually when required.
What sort of simulator is required to go from “running” to ordering a prototype board 26 days later?

I had assumed physical breadboards and wires and chips were always necessary to prototype...

2019-11-02 The first version of the MyNOR simulator is running. The circuit works!
2019-11-17 I have finished the work on the microcode. I added support for MyNOR to my cross-assembler myca.
2019-11-28 PCB layout completed. A friend told me about JLCPCB, so I ordered the prototype board there.
If you don't trust your government or your personal safety, I can't imagine that it will be smart to use currencies like this that have ZERO privacy. I will stick with Monero. They have gone through all this complex redesign apparently without a single thought given to privacy; looks like a disaster.
eBay was the same. There was a 25c listing charge, and omidyar used to get letters with 25c attached
Pälzer...
Well never can afford one then. Did saw many a couple of years which use this to win 7! It finally come at end as the patch of win 10 s too large to bear. But nice to see some 56k us robotics after so many decades.