skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
False Positives and False Negatives are both dangerous, but often in different ways. It would be hard to draw a simple equivalence outside of the context.
Sometimes not seeing a connection is much more dangerous, than finding a spurious connection. It is a question of whether erroneous action is better than erroneous inaction as well as the relative likely hood of these two. Many times erroneous inaction is better than erroneous inaction since it is easier to fix later - though the likelihood matters.

In many systems with hysteresis there is also often risk that a false positive implies a greater risk of a false negative elsewhere (if the system erroneously switches into scanning for 'X' mode, this effectively raises a risk of false negatives scanning for 'Y'). In such cases a false positive would carry greater weight than a false negative.
Yes, and the manipulation doesn't only affect Robinhood customers.
791658 – Support &lt;img src="*.mp4"&gt; – Chromium (2017)
Fairness often leads to zero sum outcomes, sometimes positive sum outcomes for all parties can be had from "unfair" allocation.
Assuming that's true - the big issue is that Vlad said very clearly that they did not have a liquidity problem. You can't say that you're restricting deposits because the clearinghouses require you to put up more cash then immediately follow that by saying you have plenty of cash.
Big fan your handle - I used to build rocket engines for Blue Origin
Sure but getting 1 million units of anti-malarial drugs properly distributed is an order of magnitude more important than the same quantity of covid vaccines. Just look up their death rates.
I have heard that Tesla is a self fullfiling prophecy. Elon Musk has an infinite amount of crazy ideas that he is willing to try out. The fact that TSLA is going up allows him to dabble with all of them. Most of them don't pan out. However, there is a decent chance that at least one of his ideas works out and actually ends up justifying the value of the stock.
Probably he wanted to be in good terms with Hitler and get it closer to attack the USSR. Chamberlain had a very antisoviet stance (even in contrast with other cabinet members) and maybe he reasonably thought Hitler would not overextend by also opening a west front. In that line of reason, having Hitler in the government and not disturb it with a coup was a positive for him.
All that said, in the end you just set the sympath and everything ends up working. It's incredibly refreshing and easy.
Why the KLF Burned One Million Pounds in 1994 (2017)
Parsec - Game, Work, and Play Together from Anywhere
Mine goes only up to 2 NUMA nodes (as shown in numactl --hardware), despite setting NPS4 in BIOS. I guess it's because I have only 2 x 8-core chiplets enabled (?)
Short sellers lost $60 billion across the entire market though.
That's the thing with these services.

It's not a 'normal' scale of quality like having different levels of PC hardware.

It either works perfectly, or is completely unplayable.

There's a low cap on the maximum market size based on peoples internet quality.
But I thought X was dead? Every day or two I read about how X is dead here, on Slashdot, Twitter, on Michael Larabel's site, everybody chanting it in unison. How could all these voices be wrong? X11 is ALIVE?
Well and who knows what they'll be worth in four to five years, particularly as battery tech continues to improve.
Probably some users flagged it. (I'm not sure why. Are you scraping the job list? You posted it yesterday, but a few reposts are ok here. I don't see an obvious reason.)

Try to write to the mods hn@ycombinator.com

It's live for now. Try writing a comment explaining you made it and be prepare to answer questions if they appear.
They wrote a whole paper to say that PSNow doesn’t use WebRTC or RDP and is (currently) capped at 13Mbit/s while the others use up to 45Mbit/s with WebRTC/RDP?

Am I missing something?
EU redacts AstraZeneca vaccine contract – but forgets to wipe the bookmarks tab
The first radio transmission by humans was made in 1895. It took another 74 years for humans to land on the moon. It would be disappointing if our augmented and/or artificial descendants really needed millions more years to reach beyond the solar system.
This is only a vague press release about a laboratory demo. Wake me up when there's an actual product.
Yeah fair enough I didn't specifically
point out the part I was responding to.

He says there are only 3 possibilities (the part starting with "then either" 1) ... 2) ... 3) ...

But that's ignoring category 4) which is that we have only a fraction of a fraction of a grain of sand of the real data, and might be a bit early to come to conclusions.

So not to say #3 is wrong, and heck it could very well be more probably than #1 and #2, but I wouldn't bet the house yet when we don't know if there's an option #4 - #4,000,000,000,000 because we haven't even observed data from dimensions we don't even know exist it.
For me, uBlock Origin with JavaScript disabled works all the time.
Reading and understanding this list totally worth it. It is like an API documentation to the human brain.
> Repeating what you conveniently ignored: one bad incident does not override months of completely peaceful protests

I am not the one conveniently forgetting violence at the Red fort. Let me ask you, why even protest when the Supreme court is hearing the case and Govt has agreed to put the law on hold for 1.5 years. Why violence & blocking highways? Why not take it up with Supreme Court?
Reads to me like gibberish generated from a Markov chain. OK maybe not quite, but it doesn't make sense, as personal experiences are a subset of facts.
Such things are typically reported by the media. One of the problems in India though is that the media is completely biased towards the government. The prime minister of the world's largest democracy has held exactly zero press conferences in 6-7 years. When he does, they are incredibly scripted where they ask him if he likes to eat mangoes (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7dUyQWcn1CA). He also does a poor job of answering tough questions (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAGAYL8dtic) so the media interviews he does give are more of a PR stunt for him where the "journalists" praise his qualities and ask him no hard questions.

Coming back to your question: the farmers have clearly said they denounce the violence in more than one ways. The other thing that is leading more credence to this theory is how the police treated the people indulging in violence. Evidence from the ground shows that the police shook hands and were generally very respectful towards them. This suggests infiltration. More sources: https://thewire.in/agriculture/day-of-clashes-with-bjp-spons...
Companies finding their way around rules by manipulating lawmakers sounds “systemic” or “structural”. And the example I gave was literally a law banning use of slave labor. Only difference is where the slaves are located.
> You can't see it with the naked eye

Maybe not where you live. But in dark places it's really ease to spot them.
"billable walks" are the same - nothing helps focus like walking around around downtown with noise cancelling headphones on and letting life buzz all around you.
A few ski area towns in Vermont actually still have their own local transit. I know at least Waitsfield (Sugarbush / Mt Elln
& Mad River Glen) and Stowe have that kind of thing, to get you from local hotels and restaurants and the like to the hill and back etc.

And I recall that Steamboat Springs Colorado has something like this; shuttles from airport, hotels, ski areas.
First you missed a decimal point or two here and scrambled the units of measure-
“ 241 Wh/mile * 60 miles/day = average usage 602 W”
The correct math is
241 Wh/mile * 60 miles/day = average usage 14,460Wh, or 14.46kWh

Further answer - The consensus from people who know this better than you & I, have these cars, and in some cases have tried.. is basically - it won’t charge much, and it’s way more expensive than the electricity it is going to generate.

Note there are AC-DC inverter losses of 10-20%. plus input->battery charge losses which are non-linear and very bad at the low end. For example a Tesla won’t even take a charge if the input is below the ~300-500W range in good weather. In cold weather say Northeast US winter, the floor is closer to a 1kW input as there is a heating system to get the battery put to temperature for charging that is going to eat almost all of that.

https://forums.tesla.com/discussion/93521/solar-panels-on-th...

https://forums.tesla.com/discussion/150998/charge-tesla-w-so...
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Ask HN: Recommendations for Learning Logical Reasoning?
I think logical reasoning is a great skill to develop. Do you have any recommendations for books/blogs/tutorials online?
We've thought about it. One of the main barriers is honestly the combo of a) out of town family and b) young children. Installing carseats and boosters in a rental is a giant pain, and the train/coach schedules aren't dense enough to permit a reliable day trip to a location that's a 60-90 minute drive away.

We do have another family in our circle are are carfree and they make it work with a combination of rentals and every now and then they borrow our car in exchange for babysitting and other favours.
Why learning the Vim text editor is worth it
Yes, but wouldn't the dropping shorts mean increasingly people bought overvalued shares?

Increasingly people jumping onto "the ride" up, who may not sell to shorts in time and will just lose the game?

I don't think we know the short:share ratio exactly, as double borrows would be happening for <100% too, no? I think in the end, nobody knows what situation people bought into exactly and how fast this will collapse.

People who got in late, risk not getting off in time, as GME is totally overvalued right now. There will be causalities from desperate, poor folks going all in for a lack of understanding their risk and believing the WSB hype. I don't blame them for being "stupid", as a few thousand bucks plus, can change your life, if you're poor; I blame the ignorant people on WSB not educating about the very real risks involved. Tho, it's probably a good time for everyone learning how all this works and paying 100$-500$ risk for this education.
People would have to git gud I guess.
AAA just wants to sell insurance and trips. They'll do whatever the insurance industry wants.

I remember when AAA offered a host of services. I could call them and they would call hotels on my behalf to inquire if there were pet-free rooms, for example. They're a skeleton shell of their former self, it's a real shame.
Moving from Servers to Server(less)
I am not a native speaker; it can thus be assumed to be a combination of many different dialects. My pronunciation, however:

- features the trap–bath split

- is non-rhotic, has a fairly consistent linking-r, but no intrusive-r.

- ordinarily features the whine–wine merger, but does split them again in stressed interrogatives

- does not undergo flapping of alveolar stops

- ocasionally realizes fortis alveolar stops as glottal stops intervocallically, but never in a stressed context

- realizes fortis alveolar alveolar stops as affricativess before /u/ and /i/ in a stressed context, rather than as aspirates

- features l-vocalization in the coda of syllables

- features neither yod-dropping nor yod-coalescence such that “soot” “shoot” and “suit” are a minimal triplet

- fronts /ai/ to a realization of [ɑe̯]

I know of no actual English dialect that combines these features, as expected of a non-native speaker, with the exception of it's non-rhotic nature, it seems to gravitate towards a realization that mostly combines the different kdistinctions made in most dialects, assimilating splits, but not mergers.
Only superficially. Just because China's population is larger doesn't mean it won't get hit by the same forces as Japan back in the 80s. China had a demographic tailwind in the past few decades, which is reversing now as the population ages while birth rate remains low - its dependency ratio will spike and a huge amount of resources will have to be diverted to elderly care.
These analysts who tout China live in 2008 China. And they ignore Xi Jing Ping + demographics + middle income trap + total debt as if they doesn't exist.
> “finding the square root” isn’t a “problem”, perhaps precisely because it doesn’t involve search

Well, it can be solved by search (as I've defined it). It just happens that it doesn't have to be.
I think sport is the next thing the streaming services will look at. Amazon has started to do this, and now has some (a small percentage) of the England premier league soccer matches in the UK.

Amazon (and netflix, apple, etc) has way deeper pockets than the current rightsholders (Sky, which was owned by Murdoch until he sold to Comcast recently, and BT Sport, which is also completely dwafered by Big Tech).

It's difficult to see them not going big for this next time the rights are up for renegotiation. Amazon and Netflix have extremely high household penetration already, with their apps prebundled on so many TVs.
That's the sweetest thing anyone's ever said to me. With the exception of, "You know, you an all-right n**a."
Someone said the j&j ones are also new tech as it’s only used in some rabies vaccines.

I think the sinovac one is the traditional one in the sense that it uses the same format as the measles vaccine I took a few months back.
I don't think the primary objection to UBI is "But how can we solve the logistic challenge transferring money to all these people?"
Absolutely, this is one of the most important reasons to have it IMO.
surely, the more "steps further from", the better.
Honestly, just do a jobs guarantee. If there is a job that cannot pay more than $13 and the government says $15 is the minimum wage then just let the government employ that person and let it cover the missing $2. Your government funds will go much further.
> Annoyingly high input and redisplay latency (probably not fixable, just an inherent property of the very chatty X protocol).

Unless there's a program specific to your environment that is causing this, I would say that this is partially fixable. There's some kind of bug/weird implementation detail in the macOS vsync driver that causes massive lag in XQuartz.app and macports' X11.app.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaPh4tc0_B0

If you use XQuartz regularly, I would highly recommend you install Quartz Debug.app so you can disable vsync before you hop into X.

https://download.developer.apple.com/Developer_Tools/Additio...
>Search: "arnab leaked chats"

Similarly, searching for "Singhu border SHO attack" will give you many sources for the same incident.
Where does one buy said book, "Manifold: Space"? I'd prefer paperback or hardcover (no options on UK Amazon)... sounds very interesting.
The Supreme Court of India is going to listen to the farmers? The same Supreme Court that asked why and I quote, "why old people and women are kept in the protests" as if thousands of old farmers were paid money and brought in to the protests?

I repeat: protesting is a fundamental right. Farmers have been protesting peacefully for months. One bad incident is not reflective of the otherwise largely peaceful protests. You are ignoring this line.

https://www.newslaundry.com/2021/01/14/sorry-this-isnt-a-man...

You can drop the facade at this stage and stop wasting everyone's time. At least have the audacity to be genuine of your beliefs. To not be so is cowardly.
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Theoretically having rights, and actually being able to take advantage of those rights, are two very different things.

For example, if the asylum seekers during Trump had been able to take advantage of their rights, they would not have had their children stolen from them.
As I understand it REM sleep is at the start and end of each cycle, thus 45 mins would put you squarely in a deep non-REM phase. That said, the cycles get progressively shorter in an overnight sleep, so it's possible a daytime nap sleep cycle would be much shorter than the full 90 mins.
Those demographics don't matter nearly as much over the next 10 years as they do over the next 40. But I agree with you that most predictions of China taking over the world seem to completely ignore demographics - which is dumb because it's one of the most predictable parts of a country's future.
Wow! You sure are salty about $TSLA!
Thanks, this general idea is inescapably true and constantly ignored in favor of trying to score points in shallow arguments. I just wanted to say that I still think the example is reasonably bannable, despite not being equivalent to a racially inverted example.
I was in a campus tour group the following semester and got to see a demo!

Still keep a windows VM around to play Synaesthete.
Brexit: 'My meat shipment is rotting in Rotterdam'
"Tony Hale has five containers of pork sitting at Rotterdam port that is now 'rotten'.

'We've not been able to move it on,' says the boss of London-based DH Foods, 'so it's going to have to be destroyed.'

His containers are caught up in delivery delays to the EU caused by new Brexit paperwork. Across the UK, exporters have been reporting hold-ups due to new trade deal rules.

And there are signs, according to meat exporters, that customers are starting to go elsewhere for their supplies."
Yep, you’re right. My mistake.
Didn't really read the article thoroughly, but it looks like there is a selection bias

I've tried afternoon naps throughout my life I'm part of the distribution where it only made my cognitive function and physical performance worse.

It's been years since I tried it last, so I'll def check it out. So far the best thing for my cognitive function from all my experiments is to have a good night sleep, eat healthy, meditate, have passions, and exercise. This doesn't mean Im consistent with it as sometimes it gets boring.

I noticed if you want your brain to get functionally good at something, these healthy habits will only take you half way there. There are other mental models that you're not gonna learn from simply being healthy.
I’m all for coca being allowed. Currently in South America (working at an ayahuasca retreat...my opinion on “drugs” may differ a bit :)) and enjoying coca tea almost daily. It’s allegedly a fairly nutrient-dense plant in its non-freebase form. I think it’s a huge misuse/abuse of it as cocaine, and unfortunately I don’t know where that leaves us. People should be allowed the freedom to use any plant as they wish, it should all be decriminalized at the minimum. It’s a dangerous and slippery slope and I feel blessed never to have used it as cocaine personally.
/me cries in usury German electricity rates
I didn't know about IKEA batteries. I'll add this to my to-do list. I list stuff and link out whether there's an affiliate program or not. As I say on the Advertising page of my Easy Vegas site:

"I'm going to steer you to a lesser-quality site in an effort to make more money. For example, I'd get paid if I steered you to Travelocity for airfare booking, because Travelocity would pay me, but instead for I steer you to Skiplagged, even though they wouldn't pay me a thin dime. I link to Skiplagged because they're the best site for finding airfare, and at Easy Vegas the reader always comes first."
The slides on vehicle emission regulations (slides 121-122) made me think of needing to report how much energy your servers are consuming.

But don't worry! AWS will automatically keep track for you and add the tax to your monthly bill.
SELECT?
Severe bug in Libgcrypt – used by GPG and others – is a whole heap of trouble
MISHNAH. HE WHO GIVES OF HIS SEED TO MOLECH INCURS NO PUNISHMENT UNLESS HE DELIVERS IT TO MOLECH AND CAUSES IT TO PASS THROUGH THE FIRE. IF HE GAVE IT TO MOLECH BUT DID NOT CAUSE IT TO PASS THROUGH THE FIRE, OR THE REVERSE, HE INCURS NO PENALTY, UNLESS HE DOES BOTH.

Moloch has a fascinating entwinement into the post-crisis tradition.
My bet is that the improvement in integrated graphics (think Apple M1 or Vega 11) will solve the "gaming on a low end laptop" problem far before game streaming.
Come on, when there is a labor surplus companies don't have to employ all workers. They can just pick the lowest bidders and if you deny people the ability to bid lower they might not get employed at all.
The Vickery Auction was pretty much the de-facto auction type in adtech realtime bidding.

It's since been replaced with standard first-price auctions for reasons I don't fully understand, but I assume it was because websites misunderstood bid prices and though they were being ripped off.
Well this will trigger a second Exodus
> This is pretending that businesses would do nothing in response to the changes

No it's not, it's proposing that one of the things they'll do in response is hire fewer people. Which will absolutely happen in a non-zero fraction of cases. The only question is how big a fraction.
Here is a better article: https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a33435923/toyota-solid-sta...

This tech is still heavily in R&D. It's all hype until they work out how to mass produce it, a good 5+ years off.
On that note, the stonks crowd have already sentenced Robinhood to death even though the facts of the case have been wildly misrepresented. The belief that Citadel et al was out to get them and pulled strings to make it happen took hold with religious fervor even when the evidence says that's not what happened at all.
Cue the fox news denialism in 3...
My settings are:

GTK2 apps do not support HiDPI correctly. oomox (and similar) can be used to generate a scaled GTK2 theme, but it won't solve all your problems.

GTK3 supports HiDPI well. If you use Gnome, Xfce and others, you can configure this via the preferences UI. Otherwise, add this to your .profile file:

export GDK_SCALE=2
export GDK_DPI_SCALE=0.5

Many Java apps can be scaled by adding an argument...

java -Dsun.java2d.uiScale=2

For Qt you can add this to your .profile file:

export QT_AUTO_SCREEN_SCALE_FACTOR=0
export QT_SCALE_FACTOR=2

# For theming, requires qt5ct
export QT_QPA_PLATFORMTHEME=qt5ct

For Spotify... I use ncspot for listening, and the web version to manage my playlists (although you can also management with ncspot). ncspot is a keyboard friendly, lightweight terminal client.

https://github.com/hrkfdn/ncspot

I use FreeOffice as office suite, you can configure HiDPI through the menus and works perfectly. Same with Steam.
Glad you are enjoying! I've aggregated some question responses below to try to clarify a few things.

Browsing the /map directory directly isn't intended to be informative in the way people are looking for. It's more of a file store that just happens to be browsable for advanced users. Rather this information is intended to be from the wiki which has more detail and is searchable etc. See for example: https://siliconpr0n.org/archive/doku.php?id=mcmaster:raspber...

Similarly if you can find additional information the wiki such as image conventions (https://siliconpr0n.org/archive/doku.php?id=conventions) and additional copyright info (ex: https://siliconpr0n.org/archive/doku.php?id=tommi:start)

I'm looking over people's suggestions and trying to see if there is anything I can take in to improve the site. Thanks for the feedback and feel free to reach out to me directly if you want to contribute something directly!

PS: yes I know there is some crufty stuff on there like search is doing weird stuff right now with the side bar. I upgraded the wiki software recently and haven't yet been
It's really bad, but it's still my favourite site to book hotels. I can filter for all criterias that matter to me and have all my bookings in one place. And their hotline worked for me when something went wrong.

Luckily my brain can filter most of the dark patterns.
George floyd is dead, dead is worse