skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Back in October the LA County Health Department lied. Apparently the actual number is less than 4%.

> The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health admitted during a Board of Supervisor's meeting Tuesday that there is no hard scientific evidence linking the recent COVID-19 surge to back up their move to shut down outdoor dining.

https://abc7.com/covid-19-data-restaurants-outdoor-dining/82...

https://www.foxbusiness.com/lifestyle/los-angeles-department...
From your linked page:

> However, where a recipe or formula is accompanied by substantial literary expression in the form of an explanation or directions, or when there is a collection of recipes as in a cookbook, there may be a basis for copyright protection.

Emphasis mine. A website full of recipes certainly seems to be a collection in the sense protecting a cookbook.
I would feel a lot better about outdoor dining if I knew that the people at the table 2 feet away were being tested 3x per week and that I'd hear about it if they tested positive in the next few days
See mainstream cable news 2016-2020.
Radare (and Im guessing by extension Rizin) is terminal based. This means you can integrate it with custom tooling a lot easier than with Ghidra, which can be useful if you are doing RE with the aim of translation to a different arch or doing automated analysis.

Ghidra is a more all in one solution when you are doing more in depth vulnerability analysis. We used to use it back at my previous job when it was still proprietary and provided to subcontractors only to run in SCIFs, and it generally is better if you are looking for vulnerabilities.
Nope, as soon as Zoom acquired it I stop using it. I don't trust Zoom.
You missed the point. It was about media being equally critical to all leaders, not selectively.
Normally I would ask you for you to please show me where in the law it says what you claim, but I am instead going to speak directly because I think it is important to be super clear on this: Wherever you are getting your information, it is a garbage source, they are lying to you, and you should find a better one.

Section 230 (which is essentially the only surviving part of the CDA; the rest was found to be unconstitutional in 1997[0]) gives interactive computer services immunity from civil claims (not just defamation) when removing material that they find objectionable, regardless of whether or not it is constitutionally protected, so long as it is done in good faith. The law is short and unambiguous[1]. There is no provision that says providers lose immunity if they go “above clear, previously set guidelines”. That is some straight made up garbage.

If what you were saying were true (again, it is not!), the “clear, previously set guidelines” are right in YouTube’s Terms. Those Terms explicitly say that they have no obligation to host your content, might change the rules, might remove your stuff, and you’re OK with that. And, even better, the issue of whether or not a provider can lose their S230 immunities through harm due to the reliance on misrepresentation of material fact was adjudicated in Green v America Online[2] and the answer was no! In that case, AOL’s member agreement was clear and binding. YouTube’s member agreement is similarly clear and binding. YouTube cannot lose their immunity in the way you claim.

[0] https://www.lawfareblog.com/whats-name-quite-bit-if-youre-ta...

[1] https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/47/230

[2] https://www.eff.org/files/green-v-aol.pdf
No you wouldn't. A different testing regime and day-to-day tracking easily meets the rational-basis standard for discrimination based on objectively different conditions.
>Apple's ARM chips are pretty fast but their GPUs aren't capable of rendering intensive 3D games at native resolutions yet, partially because Apple's displays are so high-res.

I don't think people really care about running the games at native resolution and the Mac Mini doesn't even have a native resolution.
What's even the point of using Go? If it's for static typing Rust has that

So what's the benefit?

Same can be said about any language really, it's personal preference
Or "curiosity crime" too?
It's not because immigration became harder - they are all MScs or PhDs, some even already did internships in the US, so moving shouldn't be hard. It's because we think that the US is no longer a desirable place to move to.
I don’t know what you’re trying to say here.
That's absolutely not true. Contact tracing is a thing. Most of the restaurants I've patronized in L.A. this year required a contact name / number before being seated for tracing purposes.
Next up:

- my arduino scores higher than my raspberry pi in gpio speed tests

- my honda scores higher than my peterbilt in pizza delivery test
I moved from North Dallas to South Bay, so I think it's actually a pretty apples-to-apples comparison: both places are basically semi-dense suburbs just outside the urban core, with lots of jobs.
Wheres all the psychonaut programmers at work?

Ive read before psychedelic use goes back to the original silicon valley companies.
In market based economies there will always be a general movement of capital to the top, because simply having money allow you to earn more money. It's a positive feedback loop. That's why it is important for an external force, which pretty much has to be a government, to tax the wealth at the top and move it back to the bottom. Otherwise the system gradually turns into feudalism by its very nature. A government that stops taxing the richest companies and citizens is failing in its duty to protect the health of the market.
Do you seriously believe that CNN's standards for truth are just as bad as Newsmax? That's quite a claim.
I was curious, so I just took a look. It feels like a flea market or a yard sale. Except there are people selling $1 PS5's and vehicles with 0 miles driven. Lots of noise on there. Plus you have to deal with selling face-to-face in a COVID environment. Honestly, it feels like Craigslist but somehow more scammy.
I took my fair share of hallucinogens in my younger years and can attest to the fact that there are atleast two very distinct aspects to the high from phycadellics.

1st aspect is: "The visual" such as walls breathing, tracers following hand movements, prismatic offset of vision, the inability to read text and many more but all related to visual perception.

2nd aspect is: What I would call the "Mental" or "Mind F#(k" pardon my language but it is truly the best words for it. This is the part that pushes emotions and inner thoughts, possibly sub conscious thought to the forefront. Bad trips come from this but so do many epiphany(epiphanI?).

There may be benifits to both aspects, I feel being able to isolate each part and produce a drug with none of one or even control the levels of both would be a good thing.

Think of the recent advancements in Cannabis production which BTW is also a hallucinogen depending on THC levels and strain.
Seriously. I did a similar massive recipe scraping project a few years ago but never would have redistributed it because it’s available for me to use, but not available for me to redistribute.

For a site that gets so opinionated about GPLv3 vs LGPL vs the rest, we really seem to have no qualms about licenses when it comes to actually using other people’s things.
It's Snapchat money..
Logitech Media Server or Roon are their recommendations. I’d go with LMS and iPeng as a remote and you have Sonos-like multi room audio controllable from your phone.
Don't confuse monopoly with consolidation.

When Salesforce goes out and gets a patent that says you can't have any client resembling Slack without paying them royalties , then you can consider that a monopoly.

And for fringe companies like BD, its honestly better that they get acquired by someone that can dump IRAD money into it cause the research that comes out of these is arguably more valuable than the products they produce.
I've only known two people to use the term "adorable" like this and they were both recognized to be huge assholes by everyone around them.

If you can provide a single shred of evidence that any of the 34 indicted colleagues were proven guilty of collusion with Russia I'll take everything back. But you can't, because they weren't.
Minnesota and Pennsylvania both dismissed cases saying they should have been filed before the election. Essentially kicking them to the Supreme Court to rule on constitutionality, should the plaintiffs choose to pursue it that far. I’d also like to remind everybody that Bush’s election was potentially decided by the Supreme Court over ruling the Florida Supreme Court, so trying to claim that matters like these are settled in lower courts is really just ignorant of how our justice system works. It’s probably also worth mentioning that many people claimed at the time (and still do) that Gore was the true winner of that election. I’ve never heard anybody claim people with those opinions were spreading misinformation, nor that they needed large tech companies to censor the debates they were having about the topic.

> Trump calling it a win the night of the election is, no matter how you spin it, very close to your "unaccountable central authority" deciding what’s true and what’s not.

Your mistake to presume that I am defending Trump really backs my point here. I have made no comments defending him or any of his court action, or public statements, or any action or statements from his allies. I have only made comments in defence of reasonableness and common sense, and against mega-corps like google using their influence to control the internet in a way that suits their political agendas. The merits of his claims will be decided by our justice system, not by Google. But if you’re ok with Google dictating to the internet which sides of a political debate are allowed to exist on the internet, then I guess you and I just have very different values. It's also a bit of a false equivalence, as the president is accountable to both the law and the electorate, opposed to Google, which is accountable to what exactly? Shareholders (theoretically)?
It’s quite simple with ROS - you open a bagfile or connect to ROS, select the topics of interest and then you can plot the values.

An example of the top of my head for debugging: the robot I was working with was not very eager to turn on the spot, by plotting commanded angular velocity vs angular speed from wheel odometry I was able to see that commanded velocity was fine and the issue was on the motor controller level.
I haven’t the foggiest idea what “sidewalking into engineering matters” (from the parent comment) means. Is that a British expression? I’ve only ever heard “sidewalk” used as a noun.
The best evidence you can provide for widespread Democratic allegations of cheating is… a random WordPress blog post and an outragebait Federalist article that doesn’t support its own headline?
> I do think 20 year olds will be less prudent with money than someone who is 40 or 60.

And?

If you can trust them to get behind the wheel of a car with lives at their fingertips, to drink and smoke and do with their bodies as they wish, I don't see why we're wringing hands about their financial prudence.
I agree with you sir, not because of what you say, but how you say it!
> Cynthia Yeung, an industry veteran who spent five years at Google, put it bluntly: "Maybe the trade-off should be more clearly spelled out so researchers can make informed decisions before they accept a job offer: You get paid academic salaries in exchange for intellectual freedom, and you get paid Silicon Valley salaries in exchange for allowing your name/likeness to be used for brand/PR purposes and your research to be censored arbitrarily."

That seems like common sense.
I see the problem. But I don't think that filtering input is a solution. Fixing the processing, that is, critical thinking, looks more efficacious to me.

I think Bertrand Russel, as quoted elsewhere in the comments in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25362730, explained it well.

That is, to me the solution is to help people become less religious / partisan / rooting for the in-group, and become more independent and critical. It's indeed pretty hard to do when most major information streams work in the opposite direction.

Some of my hope is in the built-in protest of teenagers and youth; some in the idea that people with a developed taste would stay away from echo chambers and outrage machines for esthetic reasons, among others.
>Prices will go up because the value of the dollar goes up

sorry to nitpick but inflation is the value of the dollar going _down_. if the value of a dollar were to increase, the price of a thing denominated in dollars (i.e. stocks) would decrease (you can buy more with fewer now-more-valuable dollars), ceteris paribus.
What is the moral case for implementing autonomous manufacturing?

If you eliminate one kind of job, then another, then another, and then implement general purpose job elimination, where does it end?

Is it not an axiom of the world that there simply isn’t enough knowledge work to go around all seven billion of us?

By taking away jobs what do those of us who aren’t programmers, architects, novelists or day spa wait staff have left to do?

(Thank you for your comment, it really made me think.)
It appears that you can do
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> "You've never had a constitutional right to a particular platform for your opinions."

While this is true, it's a distracting non-sequitur.

US senators (of any political persuasion) asking any platform to take down any information, correct or not, is chilling. That's not their role in government. That's not their job.

Also distraction: the content is false and misleading

Also distraction: the content is "political"

The important part, that I wish every American regardless of party would understand deeply in their bones, is that once it's easy for "our guys" to do this illegal, rights-trampling thing, then it becomes easier for "their guys" to do it.

This is creeping authoritarianism. Not Trump, not Obama, not Democrats, not Republicans, not this or that party engaging in skullduggery.

Someday, a group of senators will ask the platform-du-jour to take down something that you agree with and that you think is important for people to know. Perhaps about actual election fraud, on a candidate you like. Imagine it. Inhabit that idea.

American complacency in the face of "our guys can use this new awesome power for good, so it's OK" is how we have secret Presidential assassination lists (Disposition Matrix), secret courts where the accused cannot see the evidence against them (FISA courts), gag orders on civilians, and so forth

Do not applaud senators using the weight of the government to suppress speech that you do not like, even if you believe that speech is false. It's about protecting your rights.
After watching the video more closely, I have no idea what the point is. Overvoting causes the ballot to go to adjudication. At that point the person adjudicating gets to choose which results are submitted and tabulated.

Is that supposed to be evidence of fraud? That's exactly what I expect from adjudication: A human has to read the ballot and choose whether to disambiguate it or remove it from the tabulation.

Not to mention the physical ballots are not changed. Unless the same person adjudicates the same ballots the same way, this kind of tampering is incredibly easy to catch.
Bosch has two semiconductor fabs in Germany. They supply for their own modules mostly. https://www.bosch-semiconductors.com/
>"My specific use case is that I searched `guacamole`"

Guacamole was my first search as well. Must be something in the air ...
Also, decent fries... Some things just don't survive delivery.
I am trying to do this too. But I would like to make it work on MacOS as well. The problem there is Safari does not let you connect to localhost over http. So if Safari is the preferred browser of the user, you need to convince them to change, which is hard.

Or is there à better way there?
Can't wait for everyone to say the way it should work without any political analysis about what CAN happen. Someone's going to do something about tech. This is the thing they're doing. That's how law has worked since the founding. No one waits for a perfect law to enforce. We enforce, especially when there are major social ills. The actual solution is that tech needs to gets its sociopath issue under control. It won't. So it gets the hose.
second this.
Numbers matter a lot, but you are right that P/E ratio is way simplistic. I think if you want to quantify your strategy, you should look at which market the company is in, and how much of it their amazing products can capture, and how soon.

How big market share in % will Tesla's headstart in EV and autopilot give them in 10 years? That's the kind of question you should ask.
From 2013 to 2017, there was Daisuki, which many thought was another pirate streaming site. But it was actually a project funded by the government of Japan and some major banks via the Cool Japan Fund.[1] The Japanese government has an organization to promote Japanese culture as a form of soft power. They're worried about K-Pop. They're currently funding Sentai.[1]

[1] https://www.cj-fund.co.jp/en/about/cjfund.html

[2] https://www.sentaifilmworks.com/
> some mythical special sauce unable to work on Linux

I think it's the other way around, if you have a software company full of Windows and console programmers, you now need to get some of them to learn how to build and deploy a binary Linux app that runs on all major Linux distros and configurations, or you need to hire some who already can. How many game engine/deploy developer salaries can you afford on the income from all of the Linux users?
Isn't Hyundai cutting edge on its own? I had the impression that Hyundai is quite innovative. This could be a good match where BD profits massively from Hyundai's resources.
If you allow Islamic terrorists to publish their indoctrination materials, conversions to their cause will increase.

I’m ok with censoring that stuff.

Most of the censorship cases i can think of have been religious or conservative groups and in all those cases i thought the call for censorship was misguided. There are situations where I’m ok with censorship. One of them is Islamic terrorist propaganda and fake news.
or it's not original...
As you say, Flynn was indicted for, and was pardoned for, lying to the FBI, which is absolutely not the same thing as collusion with Russia. Thanks for proving my point.

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

What's with the mental block all you people have? I am completely disgusted with Trump and am happy he is gone. That doesn't mean I'm going to ignore facts directly in front of my face if they don't fall in line with prevailing anti-Trump sentiment.
Why is Go's binary so big?
BD isn't really about precision robotics though, they are definitely more of environment estimation and motion planning company first, and legged robot company second.

My guess is they got acquired for some research they have done in dynamic trajectory planning, which can be useful in self driving cars.
I don’t disagree with your general sentiment, but I think the facts in the case are very much in doubt. It may turn out to be as you say, but we’ll have to wait for that. On the other hand the manner in which the warrant was executed is on video. Regardless of the actual crime committed, or not, the use of force was egregious. In particular drawing a weapon in the absence of a threat is most likely a violation of police policy. It certainly put all involved at greater risk.
or put previous/next links in a line at the start of the comments, instead of just 'more' all the way at the bottom.

i wonder if they're constrained because their staff can't maintain the codebase well in the nonstandard arc language, and pg obviously has retired
The problem with this virus is that most people aren’t going to die from it. Therefore, from a self interest standpoint, those least vulnerable don’t feel that they should make a sacrifice for those more vulnerable.

Similarly, the economic effects aren’t being felt evenly.

I think more and more people have come to this realization.

If you are poor and likely to get it, then why shouldn’t you give it to the rich? Likewise if you are rich, you aren’t feeling the economic effects and may be for lockdowns. If you are a teen why should you be inconvenienced by masks? I think we are seeing both play out.
SaaS based secure enterprise digital solution
Imagine making your money off of what Zuckerberg has done to our fucking democracy.
I mean, none of them should leak.

With that said, the Wuhan lab had both BSL-2 and BSL-3 units studying bat coronaviruses before the pandemic [1]. After the COVID pandemic hit the PRC mandated all COVID research be carried out in BSL-3+ conditions; the research they're doing at the moment on COVID happens to be done in their BSL-4 facility but only because of lack of sufficient resources in their BSL-3 facility; that's likely temporary [2].

I'm not sure why a secondary leak after a pandemic already began would be just fine though.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wuhan_Institute_of_Virology

[2] https://www.sciencemag.org/sites/default/files/Shi%20Zhengli...
We already knew it was a bull market for technology.

When absurd deals are happening it could mean the bubble is about to burst though.
Yes. But easily muted with 1 button press if you don’t want music this bathroom visit. (Then jumps back again to music for the next person)
I'd say a year would also be a reasonable estimate here once the person is out of their 6 month probation period. It varies by country how much easier life is during the probation (easier in Sweden, not super much easier in Norway, not sure about Denmark). However, I've heard cases where HR people simply refuse to go through with the actual process because they don't believe the case is strong enough.

Interesting you've experienced it taking a year in the US. I would've assumed with employment at will that it was easier, but I guess they want to cover themselves from lawsuits.
Google can afford lawyers and PR to deal with an employment lawsuit but a lot of smaller companies don't feel like they can.

I had an experience once where a toxic, delusional, pathological liar of an employee was hired and started making up wild accusations about their coworkers on day 1. They then proceeded to do no work and had their role at the company progressively minimized so that they could have satisfactory performance for how little they were doing (and couldn't do much damage). There was no way the company was going to fire them and thankfully after a couple of years they decided to quit, despite making their entire team miserable that whole time.
Free to download public domain art, posters and illustrations
Amazon AWS is the literal incarnation of "money printer go BRRRR" meme. The profit margins are insane on it. They have zero issues with money reserves to expand to new things.
I Want to read about demonized drugs helping people more than side projects or next js framework
You get that congress isn't a single actor and that there are people in congress who do, right?
Unless it was stored as a cookie and when she may have opened up a tab or clicked on the wrong bookmark left over from work that it logged her in. Either way, the lax security at florida.gov should be the ones arrested. Go pen test it right now.

To have a bunch of police to serve a search warrant is one thing, to have them serve it guns drawn is another. It’s not like she lives in a meth den.