skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>This is the result of modern day CFD that that would take humans millions of years to do by hand

the package as a whole, yes.

belly reorientation for flight has been a thing since the early American arms' race. It's a useful missile trait.

Gimbaled vector rockets have existed since the 1940s.[0]

Yes, restart is very important -- it's not a requirement for atmospheric belly flight, though.

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RTV-A-2_Hiroc
I agree with this.

I also feel (perhaps cynically) that banning is a good thing as a taxpaying citizen. Ban it, get the rule on the books but don't actually actively enforce it.

It highly limits the state's liability if it does turn out late next year that outdoor gatherings due increase probabilities. Otherwise the state is on the hook for unlimited lawsuits related to criminal negligence for giving improper guidance which lead to loss of life.

Its just like jaywalking rules. Its rarely enforced but prevents lawsuits in the event there is a fatality.
I was hoping that this would be an opportunity for applying better pedagogical techniques like a flipped-classroom. I struggled when I took a MOOC, I sympathize with those poor kids having to sit down in a virtual lecture for hours.
I'm all for the research, just not their choice of terminology.
Retractable leg failed to extend and it tipped over when the engines were throttled down.

The real issue is why did it have retractable legs in the first place, esp on a test vehicle. Sounds like a great to start writing a post mortem is in the design phase.
I'm reading your post in Derek Zoolander's voice when he sees the model that Mugato had made.

> What is this? A center for ants?
Great! I will then sideline all your ideas from now on.
Yes, can’t we have an email equivalent of social graphs and interaction that can be driven by open standards?

I am sure people have thought about this.

All the Government needs to do is to enforce compliance to such standards.
Trump did cheat, in a way. Foreign actors clearly influenced those elections and Trump won with a minority in the popular vote. Democrats accepted that outcome and conceded the election. Many democrats gave Trump the benefit of the doubt. Barack invited him to the white house and allowed him to start the transition. All this even though many people already hated the idea of a Trump presidency.

I don't have to imagine the democrats did anything like the republicans are doing now, because it didn't happen.

Edit: here's a link to show you how small the margins were in swing states in 2016:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/politics/2016-electi...
then I'll use a fork that uses old DNS. maintaining a small diff that enables old DNS is easy enough that I could do it myself. much easier than trying to fork out Manifest V3.
These are all issues of safety of one's very life and health. This is why there's a proper process in courts (even if stained by plea bargaining). FDA does not offer such a process, but its powers are way more limited.

None of these are in business of deciding truthiness of arbitrary statements or opinions, and they all operate in their well-defined narrow niches and run strict fact-checking procedures, collect proofs, etc.
> especially from this individual

And that's why you take away their corporate email access immediately.
> Don't start a test knowing it most certainly will fail! Start a test when you're a lot more confident!

Good thing you aren't the one designing these things.
You’ll like this Twitter then :)

https://twitter.com/justsaysinmice?s=20
"You can't just say "some day""

Yeah, I get that. But why or why not should it happen in 4 years? Why not 6 or 8 or 3?

These numbers seem just pulled out of a hat, and their arguments would make as much or as little sense with a different date.
Further useful info:

https://www.cloudwards.net/backblaze-pricing/

It does sound good. :)
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The worry (at least for me, and one which I suspect the parent comment shares at least in part) is that in creating these "non-hallucinogenic" paths, the government will choose to direct therapy down that path exclusively, and potentially close off the research into the unmodified psychedelic compounds.
Lapham’s Quarterly is truly a gem. I am a longtime subscriber and have the whole catalog, which I consider to be one of my prized collections.
"Where Georgia’s Hand Recount Differed From the Initial Tally, by County" in the NYT -https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/11/19/us/elections/...

Far from claiming "no missing votes", the real media is doing hard work to document this election in extensive detail.
the doomsday scenario the top-level comment mentioned is if they disabled that option. it's possible but very unlikely because it would make that browser unusable for many corporate networks.
Not OP but Stadia user. Played only a few minutes, but it ran well. There's a few people over at r/stadia claiming to be stuck, but I didn't read to much into whether it's true...might be worth it to check out.

I'm an absolute Stadia fanboy. I wasn't really interested in Cyberpunk, but they offered a free controller/chromecast if you preordered, so it's kinda hard to say no. Let me know if you have any questions.
I lived in Austin for a summer, my dash board melted. I just wouldn’t like it because of the weather, but also the urban planning strikes me as fairly unsustainable (lots of sprawl, frontage roads everywhere). But mostly the weather, dashboards are expensive.
As a french, not quite fan of this...
We have only three big platforms for anime streaming (outside of Netflix, which catalog is still small here).
One of them, Wakanim, was acquired by Aniplex, which is owned by Sony, years ago.
The second, ADN, is owned by Kaze, which was bought by Crunchyroll.
So now that Crunchyroll is part of Sony, they have a near-monopoly on both VOD and physical releases.

We are lucky in that Wakanim is allowed to sell DRM-free episodes for 1€, I hope this won't change with this and the ongoing talks about removing geologist in the EU.
There was an uncharted level of animosity in public discourse that election cycle mostly because of Trump, and within the context of all the shit-flinging happening at that time of "locking her up", this accusation being made by a politician on a morning show, while I agree with you it's not entirely going along the spirit of a peaceful transition of power, I rather chalk it up as just a punch back in the political arena. Yes, that she said this was not responsible on her part, but she did call Trump a day or two after the election to concede and congratulate him on his win.
The facts of this case are quite clearly in dispute, so to make a judgement about which of those facts are accurate and which aren’t is rather clearly taking a partisan political position.

This whole fact obsession has gotten completely out of hand. Presiding over disputed matters of fact is pretty much the core purpose of our entire court system. You can’t just call something a fact and be done with it. What you’ve actually described is a collection of opinions, and then declared them settled facts by referencing some of the people that hold them.

I know people get terribly riled up by politics, but they’re just losing sight of any form of reasonableness. Having an unaccountable central authority decide what’s true and what’s not is literally one of the most canonical forms of dystopia that exists.
I, like the author of this article, am not a lawyer (it seems one of the responsibilities of a journalist is to ask a lawyer for their opinion on this sort of thing when writing an article about it though), but:

> But if Jones did happen to send an email to a giant mailing list she used to be part of, one listed on the open web, would that be much of a crime?

Aren't US computer crime laws painfully stupid and written in such a way that it would be? The analogy being "just because a person's door is unlocked doesn't mean you have the right to enter", that sort of thing?

Doesn't make the raid any less scummy, of course.
Watch the whole thing, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFq6Q_muwG0 it is just under an hour. Really watch it, shots, pauses, framing, color, vocal texture.
> I believe Vanguard requires $3k to open a Roth

Do you really use you Roth account for day-trading? I don't think it's what it is for.

> Robinhood is giving away the digital equivalent of Fentanyl to everybody.

Absolutely baseless claim. You can analogize anything to anything - that does not make them equal. Stock trading is in no way similar to a deadly drug. At least no more than any other activity that may be addictive to a small minority - like eating, drinking coffee, playing D&D, having sex or reading articles on the Internet about medieval armor making. None of it is Fentanyl.
The state order supersedes the county's order, so despite the restaurants winning the case wrt to the county order they remain closed.
Jason, sorry to ask here rather than read your GitHub docs, but how does Typesense fare against non-romance languages that can't be segmented by whitespace?
I'm not seeing your "on the night of the election" qualification and she may have said it in other interviews but the "under any circumstances" bit is true:

“Joe Biden should not concede under any circumstances, because I think this is going to drag out, and eventually I do believe he will win if we don't give an inch, and if we are as focused and relentless as the other side is,” Clinton said in an interview with her former communications director Jennifer Palmieri for Showtime's “The Circus,” which released a clip Tuesday.

Ref: https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2020-election/hillary-clint...
Science Journals Are Purging Racist, Sexist Work. Finally
Suggestion: Add open search support, so browsers prompt me to add it as a search backend. I added it to Firefox with the "eat" keyword so typing "eat butter chicken" gets me straight to the results page.
I agree with the above. I’ll also add that apple and Amazon are two of the most loved American brands. I think Amazon has a higher trust from Americans compared to almost every institution except the US military

Doesn’t seem like a good political move to go after those companies in my opinion. By comparison, Facebook is loathed by both parties for different reasons.

Disclaimer, I used to work at Amazon.
I'm going to go out on a limb and say their candidate didn't lose that year. Even though margins were razor thin that year too, they didn't care.
This is a very bad and unprofessional article. Given his test code, dataset size and training time I am sure if he'd check his GPU load, it would be under 4% because all the time would be wasted moving data to and from GPU.
Food production is probably the most essential thing in society. Should all the farms be nationalized? It's been tried before many times in many places, and things went spectacularly wrong on each occasion.
He might be if he hadn't died 12 years ago. :P
Exadata: The Pursuit of Performance [pdf]
Why are you calling Obamas grandmother, brother and sister racist?

https://www.israelnationalnews.com/Blogs/Message.aspx/3074
Wouldn't proper CORS be enough? I guess you would have to avoid putting any sensitive data in GET requests
>>looks at your bio

Lols

"Ok boomer"
Did she "threaten to resign"? "Threatening to resign" implies that you believe you are so critical to the company that the company will suffer in your absence.

There is nothing in the email to suggest that. Disagreeing with company policy doesn't mean that she was not a diligent worker doing the tasks she had been assigned to in good faith.

So far Google hasn't stated the thing she did exactly that led her to being fired, ie the actionable thing she did that would have to be produced if she took it to a tribunal or to court?
Corporate Censorship
Not at all sure, but some of the Falcon 9/Heavy failures seem to suggest that SpaceX's thinking on landing is "don't give up, fly it all the way to the ground," when there's an issue.

Especially with the fact that Starship is eventually supposed to fly humans and doesn't have a limit on relights since the Raptors are electrically ignited, I would bet that the software will/does include the ability to light up extra engines in an emergency.
So I was correct when I said you don't believe in science.
Minor nitpick but I think he's called 'Jeff Dean', one of the co-author of the map-reduce paper. It will be interesting to see whether Google CEO is ready to sacrifice the 'nerd faction' in favor of the 'intersectional faction' of Google, or if he is ready to take the heat.
Unless your kids are in university working on large models, I'm pretty sure the 8 gig version will more than suffice for general computing.

I picked up the baseline model for $699 (8 GB unified RAM, 8/8/16 cores version with 256 GB of storage) and I've mostly been tinkering, as I use Windows 10 Pro / Fedora 33 on my workstation / gaming computer, but I can tell you it runs World of Warcraft: Shadowlands at 60 FPS 1440p resolution with Ultra settings, which is pretty damn astounding... I mean, I know WOW is running on a nearly 20 year old engine, but that engine has seen a hell of a lot of refinement over the years, and many advanced features have been added.

The M1 is a testament to Apple's engineering team. I really look forward to seeing what they could do if went buck wild and gave themselves a 95 - 180 watt TPU range to compete with Ryzen 5000 / Threadripper 3000 series parts.

We've seen that the M1 is competitive in low power scenarios... I want to know if it can be scaled up and be competitive when power is no concern.
Have a look here: https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-53/p...

There are 893 vulnerabilities listed of severity 9.0 or greater, such as remote code execution and similarly dire problems. Flash may have been innovative, but from a security perspective it's hot garbage and it's long past time to get rid of it.
I think CEOs tend to be publicly assigned most credit for what their companies do, for some reason.

This also happened to Jobs.

People talk about "Elon Musk is building rockets to go to Mars". While not strictly incorrect, the insane numbers of people working long, hard hours for years on end is the reason these rockets are getting built, despite the indelible fact that Musk has served as a nucleation site that allowed and facilitated so many incredibly talented people to come together around a shared dream. Zubrin tried for decades and failed, and yet Musk succeeded.

Anyway, Jobs would usually get pretty much full credit for just about anything that came out of Apple, too. He accomplished a lot, to be sure, but I always tell those people the iPod fishtank story, or the details of the wage pricefixing scam he masterminded that successfully stole billions of dollars from his staff.

I think people just really really need to personify large groups into a person or facsimile, so that they can fit large entities into narrative structures in their heads (whether true or false). The same thing happens to nations, too: the political result of tens of thousands of people working very long hours is assigned singularly to Xi, or Putin, or Trump.

The system is not its figurehead.
Elect a cheater, and then claim the next election has the "most cheating in history." Amazingly, that's an accurate statement, because of the cheater.

I am willing to be "exposed to the idea" as you say. I have to ask which is more likely, a massive undetected fraud across multiple states, or the guy with 40% approval rate losing the election?
Nobody really knows how much that would be.

But everyone will make up a number to support whatever side of the argument they are on.

In any case, Whatsapp as a standalone company would definitely go bankrupt. The infra cost would be insane with such little revenue.
Let's see what codegolf comes up with. Link above.
They aren't restricting all outdoor activity- banning outdoor dining puts an arbitrary burden on restaurants that didn't exist elsewhere.

For example, see the Pineapple Hill video (or whatever the place was called). In this case, the restaurant was forced to shut down, while a film crew set up their catering right across the street from her.

Here, the state determined the entertainment industry to be "essential workers", rather than the county, but the basic point stands.
> - if your company makes >X revenue a year, give us some of it.

This would just lead to Hollywood-accounting, where a AWS-Tools subsidiary does all the software at a loss, and AWS-Cloud is just a user etc.
If the analysis in Firstenberg's "The Invisible Rainbow" book is correct, then I would suggest that it has already happened and almost nobody is aware. And affecting more than just humans.

Perhaps Rees should read the book if he wishes to make good on the bet.
But the "government" (well, several senators, the legislative branch of the power) did just politely ask YouTube to start censoring content.

I'd be fine with videos marked with something like "YouTube believes this video is untrue and spreads dangerous disinformation" put before or even over a video. But taking videos down is quite another matter.
Obviously it is, otherwise everyone wouldn’t keep trying to get more of it.
May the Force Be with You
Sounds like an upsell for a Forest Lawn funeral https://youtu.be/2kwfJE1QPLQ.

Might be a nice feature for managing elderly dementia though...
Hate speech is free speech, in US law. Racism is absolutely protected.
I thought many (most?) US courts had already ruled against widespread voting fraud, and that so far there was no evidence presented.

How is it still "quite clearly in dispute"?

> Having an unaccountable central authority decide what’s true and what’s not

This part of your comment is highly ironic.
Plotting patterns in vinyl music with a fantasy Blender record player
Can you elaborate? What stands out to you in their contributions?
I’ve got an AWS account associated with an email on an old business domain that I no longer have access to (it expired and someone else bought it). They still charge me $0.57 per month and I have no way of recovering the account to cancel it.
"israelnationalnews.com"

You couldn't even find a YouTube video to spout your racism?
Yeah it's not like the Democrats to do something like that. I certainly don't remember them spending three years and hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars pursuing an an investigation alleging Trump colluded with Russia to win that election, at the end of which the conclusion was that there was no evidence of it at all.
> Buy-and-hold will almost always lead to returns, provided that a portfolio is diversified enough. Smoking, taking opiates recreationally, etc. almost always lead to premature death.

This is ignoring the original point, though. Commission fees are practically irrelevant to a buy and hold strategy because of the time scales involved. Commission fees only matter for trading, which does in fact ruin lives.
Your argument that the president's 34 indicted colleagues were actually guilty of X not Y is adorable.
This is an excellent idea! Someone should create a company that buys all the data that is available about people, structures and correlates it and then sells it back to the people

The ironic beauty in that would be awesome. Also, I'd kind of like to get it about myself for similar reasons :)
I have often wondered what the best way to communicate things like that is, because of this exact problem.

It seems like you really can’t win, if you’re the one doing the messaging, trading results now against trust later.
Not sure, but they might be talking about this: fill a bucket with water and swing it upside down over your head. The water stays in the bucket because centrifugal forces apparently push the water outwards.

The same may have happened for the fuel, I guess lowering the pressure? I know nothing about rockets.
There's still time for Rudy Giuliani to ooze more black slime and fart in court again.
Japanese animation blu-ray are often, as strange as that may sound, even more overpriced:

After a quick look, Perdona5 seems to have at least 10 boxes. Not ridiculous since they tend to contain 2-3 episodes. But each is 6600 JPY. That's more than 600 dollars.
Even in VOD, I've seen some website that make you pay 150 JpY per episode... And 4000JPY for the last one.

The US prices are high compared to France ones (we can get 100 episodes of Monogatari Séries for 90€, but that is a discount compared to the japanese price)
Transhumanist Zoltan Istvan's tweet on Covid vaccine line
This is my concern as well.

One could strongly argue that government & quite a few special interest would prefer the research was directed toward 'non-hallucinogenic' research paths.

Why? Psychedelic 'hallucinations' aka altered perception have lasting effects on your outlook on reality, and it typically orients folks a little more toward to truth (e.g. concluding "maybe my life of empty materialism & status chasing isn't as deeply satisfying as I've come to believe." or "maybe I don't need daily zoloft if I change my values & life.").

Aside: Non-hallucinogenic psych analogous could be useful for folks with schizophrenia or panic.
Setup Terminal with ZSH on Windows
A New species of whale has been discovered off the western coast of Mexico
Which is why I pointed out not just symptoms, but also coping mechanisms. It isn't uncommon for stutters to try to say a word or have a word come to mind and know they can't get it out. That will lead to them searching for a replacement word. This type of self editing is incredibly difficult to do smoothly, especially when you have a camera on you any time you are out in public. It can easily result in the type of fumbling you see from Biden that doesn't come across as stuttering.
Redis is doing this and so far they seem to be doing fine. But it's early.
When I Google "who won the election?" it clearly shows Biden won. Is this equally objectionable behavior by Google?
As a citizen of Morocco, another former French colony, this is pretty absurd. Under the Ottomans, the Caliphates, Rome, and under Berber rule (which is pretty much 99% of people), the Average Tunisian was was more or less equal to anyone else. The land was integrated, and so on

You seem to be missing the distinction between invasion, colonisation, and imperialism. Out of all of those you listed, only one group colonized (read: Settled) Tunisia, which are the Berbers. The others simply invaded. Which, under the feudal system, was not that big of a deal for the average person, and Tunisia was kept to a pretty high degree of development, with an economy focused on trade and production.

This is completely different to Imperial economies based around resource extractions, where you are treated as inherently lesser to the citizen from the Métropole, where people are kept poor on purpose, and where industrial scale massacres were often commited, nowhere even near the scale of anything that came before.
Dominion Voting Machine Flaws -- 2020 Election Coffee County, Georgia Video 1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46CAKyyObls&feature=emb_titl...
I guess, if you are comparing -- 54 or so election fraud court cases lost, many with republican judges and vote systems run by republicans vs impeachment, fbi report findings that would have been enough to charge any normal citizen and but because a sitting president can't be proscicuted not acted on, what 12-18 of his close circle either pleading or found guilty of charges. Yeah seems close.

There is something seriously wrong with the republican party watching the destruction of core values -- I for one will never vote for them again. But I guess folks like me who were life long republicans until Trump are just silly dems.

The fact that Trump has the party on a leash is just insane. Republicans watching idly as he actively subverts all norms of transfer of power and millions choosing to grasp at theories that would be espoused by drunkards on city corners 5 or 6 years ago is insane.