skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
How does this work in practice, I didn't see a worked example on the site.

For instance, say I give Solid Social access to my contacts and my photos. At that point, Solid Social can access all my contacts and photos, copy them, and then do whatever they please with them (even if I later revoke permissions). In the current web, I upload my photos to a website, which I then trust not to use them inappropriately. In the Solid world, it seems like I give photo-access to a website (which could then copy them) and trust that website to not use them inappropriately. This seems like the current system, but with extra steps.

In terms of data compatibility, I think that there's a potentially compelling case (user-driven standards vs. bespoke handling per website), but again I fail to see the practical implications. For example, if I upload a video to a website and it becomes incompatible with other websites, my assumption is that there's some reason for that step. It could be out of walled-garden malice, but it also could be that the website is encoding it and co-locating it in such a way that it'll be really fast for other users to watch. In Solid-world, it's unclear what the flow here should be: does the website only get to consume the videos as I have them on my pod (potentially terrible performance)? Does the website get to still do optimizations (and potentially keep artifacts of my video after I revoke permissions?)

I like the drive towards consistent standards for interfacing with data, but other than that I could just be missing the important bits here (and please let me know if so), and I fail to see the positive change in most web-based user-experiences for the most part.
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I think you might have a misunderstanding of how the mRNA vaccines work. The mRNA in the vaccines are simply read by your cells to produce the spike proteins to train your immune system.

There is no RNA (or DNA for that matter) modification taking place in vivo.
I live in a decent/nice neighborhood too. For me, its about easily tracking deliveries and general security with a bonus of cool storm footage.

That being said, my camera alone has stopped multiple porch pirates (one even got to the door and yelled "he's got a NAME BRAND CAMERA" and then they snapped 180 and bolted.

I've also recorded gunshots when a drunken party got out of hand and helped confirm with police the exact time of the shooting.

I watched a fedex driver jump my 6ft fence TWICE to deliver a package to my back door. Completely idiotic here in the south...

I've captured multiple crashes as well as a hit and run at my neighbor's house from a distracted driver.

I captured footage of a thief sneaking into and out of my neighbor's house as well which led to an arrest.

A single one of those instances would have been worth it to me to have a camera let alone these and more.

I think most people have no idea what is happening in their little neighborhood and having photographic evidence can really change your perception of the area as well as potentially provide footage/evidence (at your discretion) to the relevant authorities.
Lamport's work linked earlier is great. I'd also point to Maurice Herlihy's (http://cs.brown.edu/~mph/) and Michel Raynal's (https://team.inria.fr/wide/team/michel-raynal/) work. They both have published well written books on the topic and their bibliographies also linked to many relevant references from others.
You can create the grand canyon with an infinite supply of plastic spatulas. Does that mean a plastic spatula is good tool for creating grand canyons? Of course not.
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> His punishment was an anonymous threat of violence by way of institutional power

> Yes, it is a threat to send armed agents of the State to intervene [1]

This is farcical at best. No 'threat' was made, let alone any of violence. At worst, it was a reminder to the offender to get a clue in the first place, and not to do it again.

I've yet to hear of any bylaw officer, anywhere, showing up in armor and weapons in order to warn a violator, or issue any citation against one, ever.

You're probably the type that takes offense at "Beware of Dog" signs, believing that you shouldn't have to be bothered to 'beware' of anything. :rollseyes:

[1]https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25983682
I recently used Starlette, which FastAPI also uses, for a project and absolutely loved it. I went with Starlette over FastAPI because I didn't need a lot of what FastAPI provided for that particular project.

I want to start nudging my coworkers into using FastAPI over Flask because some of the async APIs they've started using. FastAPI seems to come with all the things they want out of the box instead of adding a bunch of individual Flask packages.

Just for my own understanding, where would FastAPI be appropriate vs. Starlette and vice versa.

Thanks!
I am really surprised the amount of tantrums FB is throwing in this saga. This is a golden opportunity for them to reset their platform and change their brand in the world.

Large businesses don't get these kind of opportunities often and this is something, I thought, they will seize. I really thought they will build security/privacy into their platform and weed things out. They could have gone to a paid model in some cases and doubled down on privacy in others. They would have lost revenue in the short term but would be great in the long term.

However, they are doubling down on the catering to fear mongering, cult marketing type things and kicking and screaming without much to show.
Interesting approach! I'm curious about your sample image comparison. You mentioned in response to another comment that it was taken by a drone and the image on the right was downsampled by a factor of 3 to mimic the resolution of currently available satellite images. However, the image on the left has artifacting that looks reminiscent of deep learning-based methods for deblurring, denoising, or super-sampling. Is the image on the left actually a raw drone image? How much of the stated 9x improvement (actually 3x) is hardware/sensor-based vs software-based?
> Perhaps I'm alone in this but I don't think most people confuse, "It is best practice to avoid character requirements in validating passwords," with "this is the objectively best way to validate passwords."

Unfortunately you have been quite lucky. The phenomenon of blindly following whatever some blog post said is all too real.
Not trying to be condescending to women, but we are a sexually dimorphic species due to the heavy costs that women bear in reproduction (ie they are unable to fight for 9 months, and they can only reproduce ~annually, whereas a man can reproduce ~daily)
It's mostly quantity limits.

https://www.oregonlive.com/politics/2020/11/here-are-the-dru...

The measure makes it a noncriminal violation similar to a traffic ticket to possess the following:

Less than 1 gram of heroin
Less than 1 gram, or less than 5 pills, of MDMA
Less than 2 grams of methamphetamine
Less than 40 units of LSD
Less than 12 grams of psilocybin
Less than 40 units of methadone
Less than 40 pills of oxycodone
Less than 2 grams of cocaine

The measure reduces from a felony to a misdemeanor simple possession of substances containing:

1 to 3 grams of heroin
1 to 4 grams of MDMA
2 to 8 grams of methamphetamine
2 to 8 grams of cocaine
The immune response from a vaccine can differ considerably from an actual infection.
FAANG companies have smarter people than average and these smart people mentor their new emoloyees.

So you learn in a few years what could take you a decade on your own.
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I use keepassxc on windows and linux machines, but on macos I prefer macpass which uses same kdbx format but has ui that feels home on macos
Drinking a six-pack at a time does sound kind of binge-y to me.
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You could be right, but I was under the impression that pipeline gas was liquified as well, but maybe I am wrong.
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Who are you to legislate what people can and cannot do with their bodies? Regardless of the harms, I am glad we are moving towards personal autonomy, and not the nanny state that every country's people has had to endure for over a century.

The destruction of so many lives... For absolutely zero gain. The initial facial motivations for these laws in the first place is all you need to figure out that they should never have been put in place.

And for the millions of people whose lives were destroyed by this unjust criminalization? They will get zero compensation. Isn't the world fantastic?
Not an 1:1 comparison, but but in Seattle (US) if you could convert your 2000€ a month to the roughly 2400$ US it is you would still have at least one roommate to be able to pay rent.
Different story in the US, as kids tend to leave home often due to a much lower cultural focus on the family. Individualism is obsessed over here.
I am writing some elm now and I'm not extremely happy. How does elmish compare in practice? Elm has very good error messages and is mostly fast but it's also annoyingly limited.
On the other hand, my parents have the font size turned up on their phones because their eyesight degraded with time. I imagine, within time, my eyes will fail more and that'll be me.
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I think I read somewhere that spaCy was going to have named entity disambiguation at some point, with named entities having links to knowledge bases like Wikidata or DBpedia. That’s something that paid NER services but that I haven’t found in open source libs, and would be really interesting IMO.
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Interesting, do you have any examples of female warrior societies? The wikipedia article seems to start with WW1:

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

And even then, they were support, not infantry.
Start with dinner at 6 and go to bed at 9 and that's 2/hr. Not exactly keg stands and jungle juice territory. The human body processes 1-2 drinks/hr so at the end you'll have a buzz on the order of one stiff mixed drink (~3-4 shots of stuff in the 40% ballpark spread out over a tall glass of sugary fruity stuff).

Edit: And since apparently this needs saying "drink" = "the standard alcohol/drink unit that all the professionals who measure this stuff use"
>schroot

I learned something new. I only knew about chroot. If I'm understanding, schroot is chroot for normal users?
This isn't legalization and has no impact on federal laws. It won't help with direct research.
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Long-term, I agree, vaccines are generally (depends on the vaccine) more effective, but when we're dealing with a vaccine shortage, deprioritizing people who already have antibodies isn't necessarily crazy. I had doubts about prioritizing hospital staff who work with covid patients because they might have already been exposed (I haven't seen any data either way on this), but they also arguably "earned" it by being on the front line, so I'm not complaining too much, either.
"...but they are extremely unproductive and I would not want to have them on a project with me."

So clearly you don't like them, as a coworker, even though you like them as a friend.
I also looked at NestJS before creating FastAPI, and it certainly inspired ideas in FastAPI (also TypeScript in general), you can read more about that here: https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/alternatives/

About ORM with types, yeah, I also want an ORM based on standard type annotations. So I started playing with mixing SQLAlchemy and Pydantic, and I have some unfinished lab experiment with it.

I haven't found the time to finish it, but hopefully I'll find it soon.
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I'm not sure this is a good signal for trustworthiness. For example, how do you know the humans are real? In this new age of deepfakes, it's easier than ever to generate profiles of non-existent people.
Well I'm Russian and I can certify there's no such thing as bumper sticker regulation in Russia :)

People sometimes slap truly tasteless stickers on their cars. There are many variations of the "Mozhem povtorit" sticker, including obscene ones like a Soviet Union stick figure fucking the bent over Nazi Germany stick figure from behind.

No one asks for permission to put a sticker like that on their car. The only requirement is lack of taste.
> Clearly I'm missing something in my logic

Sampling methodology. Every ad impression in your sample was shown to the same person, but the ad industry is interested in billions of people.
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> I’m reluctant to be ‘that guy’, but it really seems like this space is ripe for disruption by a blockchain solution.

No. You just need a bog-standard, centralized solution actually implemented.

The problem isn't tech--it's simply getting the legacy financial stuff up to circa Y2K programming standards.
In Oregon, drinking a six pack way well be binge drinking. High alcohol content beers are pretty common.
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I think the real solution here is to better empower potential parents to have more freedom to make the choice of whether to become parents or not. If someone doesn't want to become a parent then I think it's a good idea to remove any obstacles between them and avoiding being a parent.

Too often that choice is forced on folks and the major impact that has on your life can leave people resentful and angry which just isn't a good place to start being a parent from.
Funny that a supermicro motherboard (MB) is used in the demo/example as supermicro MB has this built in via IPMI.
Undoubtedly there will be people that do this. I used to hang out with a group that would have considered Oregon a Mecca if such a law had passed. I’m sure that subculture still exists. Maybe Oregon will be the scapegoat for the country. Maybe our labs of democracy should specialize in things - a state for gambling and gambling addiction recovery; a state for drug use and drug use recovery, etc.
Funny that you'd mention a portfolio rebalancer. I need something like that right now.
Although I wouldn't pay for one I think, if that makes any sense: I want it to give me an additional 1 advice out of N, to guide my portfolio. I wouldn't pay any of the N though, as I'm already paying with my time to do the research.
Can't say much for hospital inmates but, bear in mind that friars in medieval Europe often had their days filled with plenty of hard physical labour as well, and often tended to farm plots for the benefit of their monasteries and church lands with lots of their own sweaty work. It was not what we would today consider a sedentary job at all. Though yes, a labourer would have been much more likely to suffer injuries regardless... One good fictional account of medieval life among all classes: Pillars of the Earth, by Ken Follet. Wonderful reading and realistically depicted in most ways.
MongoDB + Ruby sparks joy for me. It's come a long way since 2013 and latest features like transactions (though nowhere near SQL level of robustness) are enough for my use cases. To each his or her own.
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