skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The HN FAQ writes about better and more respectful ways to behave when you think that somebody hasn't read the article. This is not Reddit, and many of us are here _because_ this is not Reddit.
So, we have evidence of much smaller ambitions not working out, and you claim it says nothing about much larger ambitions, and yet you don't have any answers. Interesting how all of the UBI discussions end this way.
Please calm your nerves by watching Tatort.
I think that there's an issue in how industrial nations abuse the lack of protection for workers in developing nations and how this usually results in profit extraction and massive human rights violations.

It would be nice to be able to force companies to take responsibility for crimes happening in their supply chain. I think this is the only way to prevent willful blindness. Otherwise the profit motive of the whole will always override the morality of the individual.

We should also improve whistleblower protections so that instead of just relying on hearsay and vague accusations we can actually have solid proofs of wrongdoing. Unfortunately, especially in tyrannical dictatorships like China this is very unlikely, given that even a 'democracy' like the US is struggling with those.

That said; I don't that China as a whole is a developing nation anymore. There are big chunks of the country that might still be 'developing', but as a whole China is very much an industrial superpower.
If a politician funds all their initiatives via debt instead of taxation in order to get popular support and thus push the problems down to the line that is a pretty shitty thing to do, but it is fine sometimes you have to do it and there is a tradeoff. But when they then argue "Taking on debt is actually a good thing, don't blame me for doing it I had to do it! Everyone does it! Paying off debt is actually a bad thing to do for governments!" they crossed the line and I can no longer consider them as good people. So I used those words since that is what they are, shitty people deserve shitty treatment.
Oh nice, I didn't know that!
In Italy those are exactly the super-spreaders who caused a spike of death in most ISOLATED caring homes in which only they could enter.

For your plan to remotely work you would have to:

- totally isolate the people over an age limit that you want to keep out of society, assuming they don't are still working and/or have the money to stay isolated

- isolate with them any professional they need. Not only nurses and doctors, which I think you already won't find in numbers high enough to be useful, indeed in most states they are not even enough to cover normal hospitals functions in case of spikes, but also for example electricians/plumbers/gardeners/etc only for them, people who have to go shopping for them, etc

- isolate the whole family group of ALL these professional above

- create a sparse amount of covid hospitals with yet another group of medic professionals just for them so to avoid cross contamination in hospitals which is the main sanitary risk at the moment
Ah, the king of clothing at Marshall's and Ross.
So we agree to disagree. No problem for me. Regarding distribution, I saw way to many rushed logistics and supply chain initiatives in my life to know how things turn out when people cut corners for some limited early successes. I am happy authorities seem not to do that right now.
That's a great way to put it. BTW if you are quoting someone else, would love to know the source.
IIRC, the BLE stack on those was a separate (undocumented?) core; the 8051 was for user software that gave high-level commands to the BLE block through magic registers. Still fun to program, for sure.
It's a shame that a country as rich as Switzerland is unwilling to do that first step. I think that would have been a good way to start making corporations take responsibility.
Oh but they did. Time and time again. Given the pattern there's no reason to think western powers are not meddling with foreign affairs today.
it seems that it "instantiates" two list types: lst_charp and lst_point and uses both of them. What's the issue?
How to find opinion leaders (influencers) for your product?
The goal is to distribute a product to opinion leaders to find better adoption. Opinion leaders could be IG influencers, bloggers, news magazines.
Ah yes. I had to do some searching (maybe I overlooked an easy link), but here are the sources:https://github.com/flancian/agora-server
It feels like one of those moments where the computers / robots have been gradually improving exponentially and are going from the - oh they are rubbish at X - to - of course they are better than humans at X transition. See arithmetic, chess, go etc.
LLVM backend is 1500 lines file:

https://github.com/picolisp/pil21/blob/master/src/lib/llvm.l
60% is not good enough to be worth taking it for me, personally. I am sure it is good enough for society, but I want a vaccine that allows me to go back to normal life, and if I take the 60% it becomes a coin-flip, plus I will be at the end of the line for the effective vaccines.
Out toppling a democratically elected government that threatened US investors' profit margins.

I'm pretty sure they're stirring up trouble in xinjiang also. Pitting ethnic minorities in hard to defend mountainous border regions against central government is a standard divide and conquer empire tactic. The British Empire used it a lot in Asia, for instance.
Postings, intentionally, NSFW images isn’t limited to gifs, or even images – one could make an ascii art image that is NSFW. I must still be missing something as I would assume that it should be super easy to have a talk with any employee who is doing anything NSFW at work/on work equipment and institute strict penalties if it is an ongoing issue. Removing everyone’s ability to leverage a (increasingly) common way to express intent/emotion/levity feels like the incorrect solution.
I ran a public node as my wallet for years on both Ubuntu and Windows frankly, the same wallet.dat was used on my public node for years but that’s terrible opsec.

Do not recommend a novice doing this. Like someone below has mentioned there are numerous exchanges now that will gladly serve as your gateway into bitcoin.

Just remember though, if you not in control of the private keys securing your wallet, it isn’t your money.

Do not blindly believe cryptocurrency exchanges are not running a fractional reserve. Without a transaction I’d on the bitcoin network, it never happened.

FWIW I started in bitcoin trading for anything in a chat room on irc. The landscape has changed significantly since.
yeah, almost all microprocessors in that price/power bracket have on-board oscillators, because it saves power, money, and space if you don't need a precise reference.
People routinely ignore these - and if caught, they claim "but I'm following Maps, it's never wrong"... yeah, you're a fucking semi driver now stuck on a forest path (e.g. this one: https://rp-online.de/nrw/panorama/hagen-40-tonner-lkw-im-wal...).
Greece, for sure.

They would have defaulted and the drachma would have probably been at a point where a loaf of bread would cost millions of drachmas.
That is a different story, they are paid by the broadcasting fee, which funds an (supposedly) independent broadcasting network. DW is directly funded from the federal tax budget.
You can do all sorts of guided munitions with all kinds of weapons, but then the simplicity vs drone attack point is kinda moot.
"Something is rotten in the state of Denmark" is quote from Hamlet :)
In short, exploitation is a natural consequence of capitalism and the "infinite growth for shareholders" model.
They failed in Venezuela recently but that didn't stop them from trying. There was a democratic Senator who ascribed the failure to Trump's incompetence.

Most of Latin America had had a US backed coup at some point in its history. Many very successful. Pinochet, etc.
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Why is facial recognition bad on dark faces?

I've read arguments that say that it's just training data. If training data had a lot of black faces, it would work just as well.

But could it be that for darker faces, camera sensors don't pick enough details because the darker faces don't reflect as much visible light?

I'm sure Apple's face id for example doesn't have this problem because they don't use visible light.
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I can’t decipher their pricing at all. What kind of usage gets expensive?
You should not ask for a users gmail username and password; there is a way to generate an authentication key for your app that allows the user to revoke the access later as well. I do the same for my mail delivery system.

It's quite easy; here is my C# console app that generates the creds and uses it to send an e-mail. https://imgur.com/a/ZjZUFqS
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If Apple made that say “allow apps to track you” and everyone set it to off and they didn’t mention that apps that don’t ask will still try to track you they’d be exposing themselves to a lawsuit when a company tracked Apple users without the IDFA.

I think it could be better stated, but changing to to “allow apps to track you” would not be a setting they could actually offer.
> organized weekend activities

Oh yes, we do have those in China, it's called Work ;)
Yes, it was the one most prominent mistake in dealing with the pandemic, that there was no clear statement in favor of masks at the beginning. Only partially justifiable by the justified fear, that there would not be enough masks for medical personal.

All the involved should be harshly critisized for that.

However this should not be taken as an excuse to deny all good scientific information we have received and the right measures that have been recommended, especially the overly late committment to masks.
The STL's complexity requirements pretty much dictate a balanced binary search tree as the underlying representation for map and set. The choice then is essentially between red-black trees and AVL trees.
True but compatibility was never really an issue AFAIK. I didn't use the old edge much but I knew some staunch supporters and they never complained about it :)

I always use Firefox and even though it's not perfect I've never seen it break a site unless it's done on purpose by the site itself (like Apple's business portal that refuses to support Firefox).
Are you saying there are genetic differences between races?
Thank you for the great question!

The intent here is definitely to embrace [[RDF]] and any other applicable semantic web technologies and standards -- the [[Agora Server]] is only about one month old so really quite early stage, and I only started learning about RDF recently (see notes if interested); hopefully some degree of RDF support will happen this upcoming long weekend :)

I am in contact from the [[wiki]] and [[web annotations]] communities and also have plans to adopt standards from these groups.

https://anagora.org/node/rdf
https://anagora.org/node/wiki
https://anagora.org/node/web-annotations
https://anagora.org/node/agora-server
The true problem to me here seems to be then that I don't know what type of queries I'll run in the future, so I can't attach proper labels (to edges or nodes, doesn't matter which).

I see this exact problem with bookmarking tools. I have a large collection of bookmarks with many kinds of tags (topical, meta-tags like !important, !soon, !followup, !share, ...), etc. But the reality is those tags are not sufficient to search for what I need - adding a piece of content and searching for it are far removed in time (weeks, months, sometimes years), and "future me" doesn't remember the context something he put in with. The today-me can't anticipate which of the pieces of content will be useful and to what end.

So I don't know _what to search for_ or _how to search for it_ == but just as importantly, I don't know _what use to label something for_ and _what terms/structure_ to add to it.

I think the semantic web must have assumed we'll tag/label things correctly, and the reality is we don't do it because it's on average too hard.
Warning: Something seems really fishy with this website. I carelessly opened it with JS, it locked up my browser and didn't want to close even when I closed the tab, using up a lot of CPU. I had to kill the process. I'm not expert enough to analyze it. Proceed with caution. (Ad blocker was enabled.)
I think there is some mistranslation there. (From Russian to Spanish to English.)

From what I can find, Kolyma Highway is still used and not disused since the 70s, as the article says.
I think UBI is necessary for The freedom of the human been and The evolution for the planet.
On The Canary Island is urgent a inner change and in The sistem of all the peaple. Thanks.
Thank you, noted: https://anagora.org/node/other-agoras
> The vast majority of third world workers benefit from free trade and freely choose the jobs it produces.

Source? Especially for the second statement.

They don't benefit from free trade, free trade is the reason why they are exploited and their countries kept in poverty. And how can you say that they freely choose their jobs if the only alternative they have to ridicolous wages and low safety jobs is to starve?
>> ITALY - completely off road over giant potholes and big rocks.

Oh, that's just how roads are in South-Eastern Europe.
Most important thing - no-one who was given the vaccine in the trial got seriously ill.

Even if that’s all the vaccine can do for me, here’s my arm.

Remember the biggest threat is health care systems being overwhelmed. That’s when people will die at much much higher rates because they don’t get respirators/oxygen.
Makes me wonder what will happen to the parts of the economy that rely on jobs that people aren't lining up to do. I can imagine fast food getting more expensive, for example.
Sorry, maybe I wasn't clear enough. I'm not saying this should be prescribed as a cure to people with actual psychological problems, just that in my case sometimes I felt better after discharging playing some FPS videogame.
I've always preferred FreeBSD over Linux, especially for servers, but the lack of hardware support has always been a hurdle. And Linux has, overtime managed to reach a kind of feature parity with it and even outperform it as many of these tests show.
Apart from the processors, I'm amazed/bewildered that USB is now complex enough, that the power component of it has its own serial communication protocol (USB-PD), which also has a vendor registry and is extensible with proprietary messages - and by the looks of it, is already in widespread use for all sorts of things that have nothing to do with power delivery.

Isn't this sort of reinventing USB on top of USB?
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Deutsche Welle is a german public broadcasting corporation, I strongly doubt they'd pull anything fishy.
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This looks cool, but I dislike the naming. Calling a queue "queue" would be so much more readable than "que", and so on. I think the everything-is-three-letters gimmick is overall a drawback. Also, would it really hurt that much to write "#define PRIMITIVE" instead of "#define P"?
> "I've had a road that is mis-named near me. I've used the "suggest a change" feature multiple times, but have never gotten a response other than the automated "it'll be reviewed". Road is still mis-named."

I wonder if it would be easier to just change the street signs rather than convince Google to make the correction.
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A lot are on google maps now. Some forest roads are pretty high traffic through roads, where as some are made for the purposes of accessing a specific cutting. The later are often marked, but inaccurate as they been moved, or not maintained, or replanted.

Between maps + satellite imagery navigation was possible.
The first time I saw that adapter and realized it was basically an external video card, not a pin breakout, very eye-opening.
Nintendo's use of surveillance and private investigators to target modders
The Boost libraries have an intrusive containers library, described here:

https://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_75_0/doc/html/intrusive.htm...

Have you considered it? Is it deficient for your use case?
I see your point sir. IMHO in these times DW is still a calm, non-biased and pleasant new source. They are not bombastic, "breaking-news" all the time sort of site. They have news from across the world presented in a matter-of-fact way like the old times (sometimes even delayed by days). So I still think it is tax money well spent :)
Deutsche Welle is comparable to the BBC for Germany[0], and they are financed by the German state but stay independent.
It is more a bad website than something else.

[0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deutsche_Welle
The software community has always been a community first.

Effective communities are not always just cloistered monks singing a plainsong chant. They are more likely a diverse set of individuals with diverse talents and interests creating synergy. More of a full choir singing harmonies, with a backing orchestra and janitorial and front-of-house staff if I can belabour the analogy.

Anyone who uses software can celebrate being part of the community. There no reason to limit it to those who contribute code.
Your source doesn't say the same thing you do (unless I'm missing something). The article talks about the problems at care homes. Aside from a few hospitals, we never maxed our ICU beds (AFAIK anyway). The "implicit" makes it really hard to argue without any source. Most likely you're referring to what I specifically brought up in my original comment. Some were not treated properly and sent home because of hysteria - not because of a national health care "collapse".

Did care homes in Sweden (which are separately organized from the rest of the health care system) manage COVID well? Probably not.
Did some people panic and made they stupid decisions? Probably.

Did we dismantle some temporary ICUs without using them? Yes.
Did we reach max ICU bed capacity in any region (the Swedish health care system is organized by regions)? Not that I know.
Did we have a national health care collapse? Not as far as I can see. If we did, please provide sources.
True. But slow transfer speed is still a negative when we are comparing it to other archival methods (in this case, the tape drives). And that is why the demand for tape drives for consumers.
Remember that C++'s unordered_set is quite slow (e.g. due to the use of lists for hash buckets.)
> These are the actions of an organization that is annoyed they ever let people become their customers.

Well put. This is the essence of Google’s (non-advertising) business practices.
The whole thing is ludicrous. This strategy also applies to the Pfizer vaccine. By having the booster further apart, it lowers its efficacy from over 90% to around 80%. Given the mistakes the UK government has made along the way, this just fills me with further dread for the situation (I have family there).
> Exercise, in contrast, is filled with various forms of pain (short and long term) and lots of tedium.

No, I wholeheartedly disagree. I strive for some exercise, daily. I really really long for those hours of solitude into the mountain, the physical exertion too. The sweaty and cold days. What you are referring to is mechanical repetition inside a gym or something, because one can feel forced to "work out". Exercise can have any form and location. You can run, walk, swim, paddle a kayak or bike your way into nature and reap every benefit exercise has to give without feeling pain or tedium.

Sorry but you speak like someone who does not exercise a lot and thus perceives movement as a chore.
It could also get cheaper as a minimum wage is no longer required when you have UBI. People would work because they want $$$, not because they have to. This means that for many who would want to earn $2.5 an hour working a low stress job to pay for some simple extra things they can do so.
Ok, you can take away my C++ now :-)
Seriously though, nicely done!
Yup, just URLs or webpages from around the web.
WHO warns Covid-19 pandemic is 'not necessarily the big one'
Did Fauci actually say that? I think the guideline was more like "don't buy them, we need them for healthcare professionals".

Why they didn't encourage people to just use makeshift masks, is another discussion entirely.
I suspect you won't find such a partner by cold-calling. You have to have someone who trusts your work and has the authority or influence to bring you in. I'd think back to anywhere you have worked in the past, or past co-workers who have moved on to new companies, and get back in touch.
There was a time when inventions where products. The businesses saw their inventions as products, to be sold to people, which would become owners. Now it seems that businesses are constantly trying to invent new... crowbars, to leverage their users in novel ways. Products belong to the past, there are only services. /rant
Thanks for the feedback; sorry for the inconvenience. I'll probably add a 'github' chip somewhere on the page.

https://anagora.org/node/open-source lists all relevant repositories.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11662380

> Moderators and a small number of reviewer users comb the depths of /newest looking for stories that got overlooked but which the community might find interesting. Those go into a second-chance pool from which stories are randomly selected and lobbed onto the bottom part of the front page.
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Ah... yes! The BBC.

Hated having to pay the TV license when living in the UK, but now I appreciate the kindness of british couch potatoes whenever I watch/listen BBC World Service.
I have not, but I'll check it out - thanks :-)
It's short term culture at play.

Good diet and sport have non linear curves. It's bad the first 3 weeks, then suddenly it's "so" great.

I'm in a special situation but I couldn't eat fat/sugar/salt for a while. Forced me to eat veggies.. if you don't eat burgers or pringles and soda your tastes becomes finer. Diets are full of pleasure but they're subtle. And the food industry got away by saturating all the key sensors to make sure whatever you ingest will feel amazingly better.

These days I can eat more stuff but I almost don't feel the need, I know it's mostly artificial and very detrimental to my health long term (if you believe nutrition and medicine, they seem to hint at less is more)