skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Oh really? How bout all those riots, looting, and arson? Or are we just going to ignore that? How bout all of the normal people who lost their lives to racially motivated violence?

The businesses destroyed?

The people who didn't have insurance?

Don't want to hear excuses for one side over the other. The fact is, things have gotten to the boil over point on both sides. No one is innocent in any of this, and nothing is accomplished except more damage to the Union.

Enough is enough!
But...did she weaponize his race? She called the cops and described him. The cops showed up. Both people had already left at that point. It didn't seem that Cooper was in much fear of his race being weaponized against him. It did become a talking point after the fact though.

> But that just speaks to how pervasive a lot of these kinds of structures are.

Cop dramas are popular even in largely monoracial societies that have high respect for their police, and the same tropes exist there(regarding describing suspects in certain terminology).
I went this route last year and thought it was awesome, really enjoyed it...

RTLSDR https://www.amazon.com/RTL-SDR-Blog-RTL2832U-Software-Define...

Use it to pick up weather satellites with the included antenna. Can spend ~$100 more to get images from the GOES satellites. Can use it to listen to ham radio, and local repeaters. Can use it during SSTV events to get images from the ISS https://ariss-sstv.blogspot.com/
There are 2 different topics here. One is carrier grade NAT (CGNAT), which is used by ISPs that have run out of IPv4 addresses so you don’t get a real public IPv4 address, although you should have a public IPv6. If you’re unlucky enough to be on one of thee ISPs there’s likely not much you can do.

The other issue is ISP provided gateways that handle authentication onto the ISP network, like ATT fiber. These devices contain the certificate/keys to gain access to the network. Unfortunately theses devices also try to be more than just an auth device/gateway. In ATT’s case the gateway also handles some Uverse/IP TV services so they don’t have a true bridge mode where they send all traffic to another device. This approach then causes issues like update downtime or NAT table issues.

Either of these issues shouldn’t be caused simply by an ISP provided router. If an ISP wants to implement either approach they will do so without your approval.
I use single serving server salt and SHA256 hashing for my logins: http://talk.binarytask.com
>That's about what the trivalent seasonal influenza vaccines (using the same general technique) achieve.

Doesn't the seasonal flu vaccine also have the issue that they have to "predict" what strains would be active? Is that already factored into the effectiveness rate?
FORBEARANCE

Easy to save money when you aren't paying your biggest bill.
Gab logged visitors into into random accounts
Boom you're a social media company. And you'll be naturally liable for hosting contents. Isn't that how Winny worked?
https://gitlab.redox-os.org/redox-os/redox/-/issues/1327
I have such AT&T hardware also, but you and I have very different ideas about what's trivial.

I didn't know their box even had certs, or what "ONT" is. Is there like... a written series of steps I could follow?
He means Schenck, not Schneck for anyone googling.

Obviously we disagree on what it means when an angry mob chants about hanging the VP, breaches one of the most secure buildings in the country, and swears to try again.

This is obviously not an existential threat to you, but it is to the majority of the country, and certainly to our institutions.
For those thinking about jumping into options be warned. These are the top 3 ways ppl make money (or lose money):

1) buying cheap far out of money, near expiry naked puts or calls (gambling)

2) selling cheap far out of money, near expiry puts or calls (taking out a loan from the mob to pay yourself a salary)

3) a combination of the above but with varying expiration date and strike price (limited risk, low payout, essentially grinding)

Different market conditions have different strategies, you can make money in any type of market whether it trades flat, bull or bear.

Probably the most popular method is people selling essentially insurance to gamblers from #1. There's just no way that the market can crash overnight right?

You have to be lucky every time and the market needs to be lucky only once to end your trading career.

Looking back, I think buying stocks or index is really best for passive investors. If you want to spend a lot of time learning and trading options its going to become a full time gig.
IMO I would be better off not reading the writings of the Karl Marx of fascism.
Parent did say "it [single address space] feels reliant on hardware less defective than we presently have in commodity user gui performance systems".

OS/400 and successors don't run on this kind of hardware.
PrEP might be available, but there are still countries where it is not easily accessible, and where HIV is still spreading.

https://www.who.int/news-room/spotlight/why-the-hiv-epidemic...
The market could fix this if retailers were legally required to publish a searchable packaging database listing the total amount of packaging they use per item sold. Comparisons could be made. Worst offenders singled out. Consumers could force change by having the knowledge to make an informed decision.
See: https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/530e6906e4b065...

This Pew poll is a bit older. But “teacher led prayer” is also narrower than all the things the Supreme Court has banned.

Also, the court case was from the 1960s, so it’s been contrary to public opinion a long time.
Why? Does elderberry not work for you?

Some anecdata: I had the flu NUMEROUS times as a child/young adult. I know what the flu feels like. A couple of years ago, I got the flu (no, I didn't go to the doctor because I knew it was 'just' the flu). I was feeling crummy one day, and the next I was curled up in bed, unable to move, fever with body aches, and slept most of that day. My wife told me about elderberry and gave me 4 or 5 spoonfuls of an elderberry tincture throughout the day. The next day, I was shoveling compost in the yard.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15080016/
If you don’t have any empathy, does that mean you are angry?
Oh okay, makes sense. Can you share a resource where I can read up on this?
That opens the new terminal in the home directory, right? My keybind opens it in whatever directory I’m already in which I find handy in deeply nested projects.
unrelated but that bright yellow on black with lines really hurt my eyes and I didn't bother reading it.
ExoPlayer 2.13.0 will support Apple's low latency HLS spec
> If you have a really big open discussion platform, maybe you get assholes saying that Texas should secede or making racist statements, but you probably also have some amount of normalization from regular right-leaning folks who disagree with that.

While this sounds reasonable, it is not at all clear that it is truly the case.
I can't recall the details or find them searching online, but I recall reading back in around 2000 about an emulator that was actually faster than bare metal when emulating its own hardware. I think maybe it was a Sun Microsystems project, but I'm not sure. Does anyone else recall this?
There's a lot of places in the world that have not approved PrEP. And just like a birth control pill, it has to be taken daily -- and that is something that is hard for a lot of people to do consistently.

Even in the West, isn't it really expensive?
Anyone who cares about "free speech" should move to epik.com for domains.

I want infrastructure providers to be neutral, and allow whatever is allowed under the law. Not Twitter, FB they're free to censor.

But the App Store/Play Store, cloud providers should be neutral.

Take the bare minimum measures to prevent chaos, don't overreach your hand.
Unlikely, for the gamma squeeze to work on TSLA, the Market Makers need to hold the shares after the options expire. Otherwise when the options close, they wouldn't need to maintain their exposure. For reasons we don't know, the shares remain high even after the expiration.
This is exactly how China works. If you don't have enough social credit, everyone is censoring you. And it is your fault of course, correct your behavior.
The collective power of massive retail options trading (powered by zero-commission brokers like RH) organized by groups such as WSB actually has the power to affect the markets.

I'm guilty of taking advantage of this myself, as there are often plays (Tesla, Gamestop etc) where the conditions are often perfect for such a squeeze. WSB prides itself on buying ridiculously OTM weeklies and losing money, except this time there's enough collective power to force market makers into buying the underlying and "mooning" is inevitable. Case and point, I bought the furthest OTM TSLA 1/15 calls last Thursday and sold on Friday for nearly 1100% returns.

Market conditions right now are enabling boundless opportunity. It's best to take advantage, before the SEC steps in and puts restrictions on retail options trading. "Make hay while the sun shines"
> because obviously we will be able to recognise it

Mind that even the oldest definitions of intelligence include the ability to assume a position, which is not necessarily held by the subject. This includes all kinds of imitation and mimicry, i.e., simulating a state. Assuming that super intelligence is an extended state of "normal" intelligence, but excelling in capabilities, we must also assume assume that we would be only able to recognize it, if the superintelligence wants to be recognized or allows for it in any other way (e.g., doesn't care about being recognized, etc). Now we could obviously take simulation out of the equation (or definition), but then, what are we talking about?
So long as it's not a single entity controlling all of those other entities - like federal government - then I agree.
> Unless we're going to start saying biology isn't real.

It probably helps to recognize that statisticians caught one of the first modern biology researchers fudging his numbers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gregor_Mendel#Mendelian_parado...
To be fair, the CalPERS board the hired Meng is absolutely corrupt _and_ inept on top of it. At least Meng is now gone. If you want to read about some even more absurd missteps that he made while he was CIO, see Naked Capitalism. The archives have the full stories but the link below has the highlights: self-dealing, lying, misrepresenting his credentials as an investor, and oh yeah, cancelling a massive hedge against market downturns right before coronavirus hit because he didn't understand how hedges work

https://www.nakedcapitalism.com/2020/08/calpers-chief-invest...

Honestly it was the least convincing part of the blogpost's overall argument -- in any large-enough pool of people of course there will be a few charlatans and frauds.
I also find that setting goals from ground up works better for me.

I find it very hard to believe in audatious goals so that makes them really unmotivating. But there are many directions where you can achieve small victories.

I think happiness comes from contentment more than achieving goals.
Yo-Yo Machines enable long-distance communication through light and movement
Damn can you imagine? I never imagined that an HIV vaccine would be possible within my lifetime. Kind of reminds me of HepC. An older coworker told me how a friend killed himself back in the day for getting HepC from tainted blood (pretty much a death sentence at that time and it consumed him). But now it’s possible to CURE it and hopefully it’ll be the same for HIV soon. Fuck, science like this is amazing.
And pigeon post in case your provider disconnected you.
We already have a simple and effective method for dealing with this and it's easy but unpopular with the key demographics of the party coming into power in a few weeks. What if instead of inventing reasons to censor one side and not the other we just go back to actually expecting police departments to be effective and for district attorneys to do their jobs and press charges against violent actors in instances of ideologically motivated violence? It's like Americans think the only thing holding their society together is the freedom to be a violent asshole.
You should try tmux over ssh over mosh. Your session lives on thanks to tmux. And mosh reconnects you automatically, even when your IP address changes ;-)
A big tank is overwhelmingly cheaper than a collection of small tanks.

Ground water makes a remarkably capacious reservoir, which may be deeper than your hill is high, doubling the energy storage capacity, for a possible upper limit on instantaneous wattage.
The line is viability, which at the time of Roe was around the end of the second trimester, but today is somewhat debatable.

20 weeks is the earliest limit that has gone into effect: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abortion_in_the_United_States_.... Earlier limits than that have been blocked by courts.
Are you comparing the US with China, where the CCP controls everything, a non-elected government, and literally has their fingers in every company of importance there? Maybe I'm misinterpreting your comment, your intent is a bit ambiguous.
The saga of bean dad is here:

https://mobile.twitter.com/ManiacalV/status/1345870405085573...

The bean dad attention led people to discover these additional tweets which are much worse than his questionable parenting judgement in that particular thread, and that’s what drove people to stop associating with him:

https://www.thewrap.com/bean-dad-deletes-twitter-account-ant...

TBH when I first saw that he got chased off twitter for the other tweets I did think it was going to be some cringe “edgy” humour attempt à la James Gunn. But that “white homeland” and “mud people” tweet is overt and not acceptable racism.
Pervasive Computing: Vision and Challenges [CMU 2001] [pdf]
I'm thinking down the line they could put more than the 3-4 strains in the vaccine that are in the current ones (Moderna is aiming for four right now, which is what the other "industry leaders" do). But I am not an expert, at all.
> Anyone who cares about free speech should move to epik.com for domains.

Care to explain why them and not one of thousands of other providers?
I don't have such a distrust for the people I talk to that this is desirable. I find it pretty cool to scroll through old history and remember what we were up to years ago.
“The rest would have to borrow, use a credit card or take out a personal loan.”

Much bigger deal when interest rates were at 15% than now. They should scrub from the data all those who could take out a home equity line of credit nowadays, or with family who could.
biontech also just published a paper on how they're trying to tackle MS. mrna therapeutics are exciting stuff!
> What’s most perplexing about Roe in particular is that it’s out of step with public opinion (broader than what the public wants) and also has no basis in the constitutional text.

This is false, Roe doesn't have “no basis in the Constitutional text”. It is true that the derivation of the understanding of rights articulated in Roe from the text is indirect, but that does not make it absent; it is a judicial understanding built on prior judicial understandings each of which directly or via even more intermediary judicial understandings derive from the text.

> What’s the source of the court’s authority in that context?

“The judicial power shall extend to all cases, in law and equity, arising under this Constitution, the laws of the United States, and treaties made, or which shall be made, under their authority”
Efficacy aside there's already some data suggesting challenges in getting people to accept the Sinovac vaccine to begin with: https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2020/12/29/asia-pacific/ch...
Really interesting article. It's like a rollercoaster.
Exact match domain vs a brand domain
Except that screen is dead :-/
At some point we must simply “know what we are doing” and do something. Software would be a tedious affair if you have to approach everything from the perspective that maybe you don’t really know what you’re doing and need to implement some way to verify.
I'd totally take that, assuming reasonable convenience and cost.
There are some old netbooks in the ebay link I posted, but there are also plenty of new-ish ones that are pre-loaded with Win 10, 4GB ram, etc.
The requirement of cooperation of different private entities on different layers is a feature, not a bug. If you're behaving so badly that's unacceptable to all of these different people and organizations, maybe they're not the problem?

Meanwhile, no one's free speech is being prevented - convenience of reach is certainly being limited, however once again that's a feature.
> Sure, however idealism doesn't mean your opinion is better than actual facts.

What are the facts you refer to? That some forums descend into chaos when left unmoderated?

I don't think that's in dispute. It sounds like you disagree on a value judgement: what to do in the face of that fact.
Chicago's Most Gangster Hoods (2016)
Theranos destroyed subpoenaed SQL blood test database, prosecutors say
Even if we want to see a more innovative flu vaccine, choosing an iterative approach of getting a working one first, and then fine tuning it to protect against more variants is a good plan.
Linux in quasi-unix oriented rust?
Yes, actually. That’s right at the inflection point where each added percent effectiveness is maximally beneficial to herd immunity. E.g. the difference from 85% to 95% is much less important than 60% -> 70%.
They did have grandiose frameworks of thought. Stoic continuum theory clashed with Epicurean atomic theory, for example. They were both deep, rich veins of thought. This was still known in Kant's time, but somewhere along the line awareness has seemingly vanished from philosophers.
> By which he means that they did not have to sneak or break in because no one really even tried to stop them. That sentiment seems true on its face.

Are you actually serious? Did you miss the all the videos of the mob battling police? How do you think that cop was killed (hint: he was hit in the head with a fire extinguisher)? Yes, there were some videos of cops basically giving up and retreating from being outnumbered, but to say "no one really even tried to stop them. That sentiment seems true on its face." is just bullshit.
I bought an apartment nearly 5 years ago, and so shortly after that went on the appliance shopping trip. I tried to get what I thought were good quality appliances, and everything is still mostly working ok, but there have been teething problems with everything:

- Bosch Fridge Freeze - a couple of the shelves have broken and I have no idea where to get replacements.

- Bosch Fan Oven - sometimes cuts off if it is left on above 250c for more than 30 mins.

- Bosch Dishwasher - had to take it apart once to clean as some paper got stuck in the impeller.

- Bosch Condenser Dryer - no issues so far, other than not RTFM about the drain hose which needs to be elevated above the unit for some reason.

- Samsung Washing Machine - One day I came in and there was water all over the floor from the washing machine. Took it apart and I could see signs of leaking, but couldn't see anything wrong, after that it worked fine. Recently it starting making a lot of noise on the spin cycle, turned out the feet needed leveling, now it's good as new.

- Electrolux Induction Cooktop - There are some cosmetic issues (stains that won't come off) on the glass.
Yeah, a better comparison would be if you go to the store intending to buy Coke, but at the front of the soda aisle is a giant display with Pepsi on sale -- so you end up buying Pepsi. Which, come to think of it, happens to me all the time.
So mosh built into ssh? Count me in, since I've never been able to get mosh running due to locale issues.
I found that article very interesting, and think describing the pushback as PR threats from conspiracy theorists oversimplifies just a bit.

Aa mentioned in the article, it's very possible the vaccine triggers a rare, genetically associated autoimmune disorder normally caused by Lyme disease. It was also released roughly concurrently with at least one vaccine that was legitimately withdrawn for safety reasons.

Compared to, say, the covid-19 vaccines, or the MMR vaccines, I find the public hesitation more understandable. It's not like a disease with an especially high mortality rate or one that's spread person to person.

Not saying the push to shame it out of existence was right, since it sounds like the benefits outweighed the risks at least for some people, but there's a lot to unpack. Definitely worth a read.
All public postings must tow the official party line.
Any chance you can recall enough of that paper to find a citation? I'd be interested to read such a paper.
Some Cloudflare IPs blocked in Hong Kong
Can we please mention that this is not an official result?

Less than reputable brazilian news have come up with wildly different numbers, from 40% to 63.75% to 80%. This is incredibly unreliable.

How about not writing articles about rumors from Brazilian Yahoo News?

Least of all, reports that have been dismissed by the actual institute doing the trials.
I have read many an article with words like "hallowed halls" and "sacred ground". It's just a building, and with enough dollars it can be cleaned up and repaired. What I keep coming back to was the intent to overturn an election with force by disrupting a critical vote on the election that was in progress. That's not clutching at pearls, that's a threat to democracy and the rule of law.
It seems like the goal was to distract the police and draw them away from the capitol building.
Propose legislation and then horse trade against other things people in their district care less about in order to get it passed. Speak a bunch of inconvenient words into the Congressional record the next time there is relevant legislation, which the courts use when interpreting the law. Slip the change into the next colossal must-pass omnibus bill that nobody reads.
Robotics is where it's at right now in space. If he's interested in robotics, then robot projects may be the way to go. Particularly rovers and autonomous machines.

Also micro satellites are becoming a thing. Strap a camera to a weather balloon, that kind of stuff.
“Overpriced” might mean “other companies are taking less of a cut for the same internal components”

But in my case, I’m not buying the internal components. I’m buying the “I won’t have to angrily kick myself later” promise.

So far that promise has held and not felt overpriced.
TIL:
"During spaceflight there is a rise in secretion of stress hormones like cortisol and adrenaline, which are known to suppress the immune system. In keeping with this, we find that astronaut's immune cells -- particularly those that normally suppress and eliminate viruses -- become less effective during spaceflight and sometimes for up to 60 days after."

Thanks!
This has good intentions. Many laypeople view social media posting as free speech and don’t want it to be moderated. Social media just needs to be different than it is today.
Who should people be willing to use as a censor to protect them?

I assert the choice to decide for myself, and question the motives and capability of those that try to take that away.
Classic Sun Tzu.
Perhaps the 2017 Congressional baseball shooting where 24 members were attacked and one nearly died?
I can see it going full steam ahead, myself, for a few reasons:

1) Do both, for additional safety.

2) PrEP has changed formulations, and may change again. This implies that the previous formulations were not completely optimal.

3) From what I understand, PrEP can be expensive, although your insurance may cover it. You can also get it overseas for much less but many are not comfortable with that.

4) It's a lifetime expense, even with insurance and a lifetime of having to take a drug versus one or more shots.

5) Not having to undergo kidney function tests on the regular might be nice.