skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Rihanna for instance was paid 2.5M for pro farmer tweet

You can game any system like that - instagram etc

Why do you think Rihanna would need 2.5M for such a tweet when her any collaboration can make her much, much more money?

Just because she did not sing to your tunes so you thought you can accuse her like that.
My parents both submitted their DNA to 23&Me... :smh:

My mother is otherwise hyper-privacy sensitive. But I guess the draw of finding out their ancestry was too great. And, surprise-surprise, you can tell exactly where we come from by just looking at us.
I had a business idea a few years ago to do fecal transplants from famous people as a new LA business. There seems to be a lot of regulatory hurdles for doing it though. I would love to see someone do this both in disease treatment, as well as just to test out impact on things like mental or athletic performance.
We go into more details in the Limitations section of the paper, but in short Enzyme requires the following properties:

* IR of active functions must be accessible when Enzyme is called (e.g. cannot differentiate dlopen'd functions)

* Enzyme must be able to deduce the types of operations being performed (see paper section on interprocedural type analysis for details why)

* Support for exceptions is limited (and running with -fno-exceptions, equivalent in a diff language, or LLVM's exception lowering pass removes these).

* Support for parallel code (CPU/GPU) is ongoing [and see the prior comment on GPU parallelism for details]
I agree things grow to be complicated, and that's somewhat unavoidable (accepting usual constraints), but they don't have to start out complex. I think that's the same point GP is making.
Perhaps you could add some sort of hysteresis such that it continues to report you as being in the previous grid square unless you go >1/2 a grid square distance away from it
It could work if your attorney persuaded the judge. But it could also backfire and be seen as contempt of court.
+1, we are happy customers of Courier at LaunchDarkly!
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I discussed our dynamic features a bit in an earlier comment, but I want to highlight what a Chrome focused extension offers over a system wide app.

As a Chrome extension, Text Blaze can use the contents of the webpage you are on in your snippet.

For example, if you replied to an email in Gmail, the following Text Blaze snippet would pull in the name of the person you were replying to automatically (the bit after the `selector=` is a CSS selector):

```

Hello {site: text; selector=.h7:last-child .gD},

...

```

CSS selectors are much too technical for most users and this one in particular is quite ugly, but we are planning on developing higher-level functionality to make this much more accessible in the future.
Just calling any old thing a "coup" now I guess.
Others may give a better answer, but from my perspective -- a data engineer who started learning rust maybe 8-10 mo ago -- I find that I am enjoying Rust because:

* It has algebraic data types, pattern matching, etc. - language features that just don't exist in most languages I've used. (I did play with F# for a bit and really loved its capabilities, but I've never had the occasion to get into F#, unfortunately.) Once I start using these features, I suddenly find that all these other languages are sorely lacking.

* Its safety guarantees mean that I spend more time in the IDE fixing compiler errors and less time in the running exe finding my problem. I often find that when my program compiles, it is generally correct. This has given me a lot of confidence in the quality of my releases (borne out in actual production code, not just toy projects)

* Speed of execution is (in my experience), better than an order of magnitude faster than in other languages for a similar implementation.

YMMV, and there may be some of that New Relationship Energy here, but I can absolutely see why it's been on SO's most loved languages for five years in a row[0].

[0] https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2020#technology-mo...
Signs of burnout can be detected in sweat
Of course and it will not be the same;

For the ccc conference rc3, linus said something in direction of 'lets not do that again'.

At least for me, i go to Fosdem for all the talks of course but also to see people, dring belgien beer, eat, freeze, have wet shoes and enjoy the sun on the second day for 1-2 hours.
> what's the current bar for suing an establishment for wrongful death? if a bunch of radicals met at a bar and plotted to murder someone, would the bar be responsible if they didn't intervene?

If the bar had a of method of grouping people together based on their interests, then did nothing about violent speech in the bar while promoting other violent interests and showing ads promoting body armour, then yes, the bar should be held responsible for acts of violence that come out of meetings in the bar.

By the way, Facebook is nothing like a bar.
No, you're not coming out ahead. You're roughly paying a 20% cost of capital. In today's frothy markets, you might make up for that in the public markets, but it does seem that mostly second tier companies are going public through SPACs.
Death threats are just as valid online (or at least are in many places) as they are in the physical world. There is a difference in terms of whether the threat is genuine or not; if one anonymous person threatens another anonymous person - can it really be believed that the threat is credible despite its obviously impractical nature?

Just like in the real world, the venue is not responsible. Walmart is not responsible if someone shouts death threats inside. Walmart or other users/customers can call the police but it's not Walmart's job to tackle the guy. The really only difference is that local & state law enforcement is less inclined to enforce the law against online individuals given the time & energy required in addition the the threat being significantly less likely to be credible.
It's an interesting piece of American history worth drilling down on.

The Virginia Statue of Religious Freedom originated from one of the Southern colonies, which tended towards more English mainstream religion (Jefferson himself was raised in the Church of England, but considered himself a Deist). It served as a sort of "non-aggression pact" between the religions, since the various sects of the Northern colonies had quite a bit of political power by virtue of concentration of their adherents and isolation from traditional European religious power.
Because there was essentially nothing in between 1789 and the rise of the modern "gun rights" movement starting in the 80s to support it. The current interpretation would have been completely preposterous in the 60s and 70s. Just see how gun laws were used against the Black Panthers in the 60s.
> Homebrew wants you to change ownership of /usr/local to your individual user

If I read homebrew's install.sh correctly, it changes ownership of a few directories under /usr/local, not /usr/local itself (on x86, on ARM it follows a different path). This matches how my current Mac, which has brew, is currently setup as well.

# Required installation paths. To install elsewhere (which is unsupported)
# you can untar https://github.com/Homebrew/brew/tarball/master
# anywhere you like.
...
# On Intel macOS, this script installs to /usr/local only
HOMEBREW_PREFIX="/usr/local"
...
directories=(bin etc include lib sbin share opt var
Frameworks
etc/bash_completion.d lib/pkgconfig
share/aclocal share/doc share/info share/locale share/man
share/man/man1 share/man/man2 share/man/man3 share/man/man4
share/man/man5 share/man/man6 share/man/man7 share/man/man8
var/log var/homebrew var/homebrew/linked
bin/brew)
group_chmods=()
for dir in "${directories[@]}"; do
if exists_but_not_writable "${HOMEBREW_PREFIX}/${dir}"; then
group_chmods+=("${HOMEBREW_PREFIX}/${dir}")
fi
done
... and further on, after some checks, group_chmods turns into chowns ...
if [[ "${#chowns[@]}" -gt 0 ]]; then
ohai "The following existing directories will have their owner set to ${tty_underline}${USER}${tty_reset}:"
printf "%s\n" "${chowns[@]}"
fi
"According to sources"

FFS
The bill (https://www.warner.senate.gov/public/_cache/files/4/f/4fa9c9...) would exclude not only the things listed in the source article but also any kind of injuctive relief. Doesn't this end up being basically a full repeal? I'm sure Stratton Oakmont would have been satisfied with an injunction requiring Prodigy to take down the critical messages on their bulletin board.
Sounds like a bad idea to grow a community on Reddit if the site can remove you and put others in your place. Why put any effort into the task at all, if Reddit reaps all the benefit?

I'm not saying what these mods did is or is not scummy. Rather, I'm looking at Reddit and the way they perceive the communities that live on their platform.
It's about a trend of developers who don't know how to interact with their system beyond `brew X Y` and the disconnect between the software on their Mac and the software on a production system.

There's a huge disconnect between A & B so much so that it's created an entire role for people like me that otherwise shouldn't exist.

I've been in the industry long enough to see a decline in ability for lots of developers beyond kicking deployment over the wall for someone else to figure out (not that this didn't exist before).

Notice how many companies have dedicated DevOps roles in their ranks whereas everyone and their mother who is a practitioner has been saying since the very beginning that that's now how it should be.
Just as we have laws that prevent US organizations from giving or taking bribes even in countries where bribes are legal (FCPA), and US laws prevent US individuals from overseas sex tourism which would be illegal on US soil, what prevents us from requiring US organizations not to participate in religious oppression, child exploitation, and other such acts?
Its very different. Speculating on a market vs taking over a sub after being inactive for years to get into the spotlight when it's in the news is not comparable at all.
The best I could find is the "false-signaling theory of hypocrisy": social psychology research which demonstrates that "people judge hypocrites negatively-even more negatively than people who directly make false statements about their morality" [1]

[1] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28107103/
That would be an "unintended consequence".
Oh I’m not opposed to being detailed oriented, I just got the feeling that people started using their imaginary OCD as a flex lately, and that some founders think it’s the secret to success, when it’s actually at most a hygiene factor.

I put a lot of attention to detail myself, but I don’t imagine that this in itself is worth anything. It’s only one out of a multitude of things you need to do and be as a founder, and it’s among the easiest.
VSCode made all this so much more convenient.
This sentence doesn't make any sense. Return on capital is a percentage, and one that doesn't even translate to something comparable to a return on labor.

More people trading reduces the rate of inequality expansion, if people go into the market generally. More people playing dumb games with huge risk is only going to increase inequality.
I recently found this web page:

StackOverflow: "What's the smallest subset of language features you need to bootstrap it's compiler?"

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47356651/whats-the-small...

Which led me to META II:

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

Which led me to this paper:

http://www.hcs64.com/files/pd1-3-schorre.pdf

Which led me to the "Tutorial: Metacompilers Part 1" web page, above...

Also, if someone is new to all of this, they'll want to first familiarize themselves with how a generic stack machine works as a prerequisite (META II, at least in bootstrap form, is apparently written for a stack machine), and for that, here is a great interactive online Forth / Stack Machine tutorial:

https://skilldrick.github.io/easyforth/
The question I have is how to evaluate the 'proper?' gut biome / fecal "recipe" to get the desired outcome?/Expression?

So what characteristics would a good vs bad donor gut biome/fecal biome be?
I knew exactly which video this was before clicking.
Let's face it - religions(for the most part) have acted to get rid of competing religions that cold grow at their expense. Communism acts like any religion in this manner - kill root, branch and stem.
I can only hope that the Chinese can gradually eliminate communism as the old guard dies off? Sadly, they are training a many tiered cadres of replacements...
Presumably this would lead to this site shutting down.

Do you think that's an acceptable trade-off?
>>not sure about authenticity though
Yeah I think I would feel differently. I would be much more upset by a guillotine outside my house (that's almost KKK levels of hatred) than people thinking I'm dumb for one reason or another, especially if I was the person who brought good electric cars and reusable rockets into existence.
Theory and practice being quite different, I give you the precocious California youth from Pruneyard[0]. They won their 1A case against a private company that was a sort of platform for businesses (a shopping mall) not entirely unlike, in essence, the social media platforms of today, before SCOTUS 9-0.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pruneyard_Shopping_Center_v._R...
Where are you getting stuck?

Getting hired, and hiring, is an acquisition funnel. Just like advertising through to making a sale.

Are you getting interviews? If not work on your resume, projects, and networking.

Are you not passing interviews? If so at what point in the process, phone screen, tech questions, or final offer?

Are companies saying no because you are in Canada? Target larger companies comfortable with the visa process.
If you're waiting for some AAA title to ship, you'll be waiting a while. Big studios aren't going to be first adopters and they have expensive commercial tools for building games already. That said there are a bunch of toy project Rust games you could say are complete or "shipped" and many more games under development. There's no reason to be pessimistic about its use in the space. https://itch.io/games/made-with-rust
If the FoV is less then it drives home that the pixel per degree is even higher!

This is a closed face VR headset with presumably more traditional screens and lenses and unlike a Hololens or MagicLeap. The device sounds closer to VR headsets like the Vive and Quest, which are mostly around 90-110 degrees.
They are working on it https://designershitdocumentary.com/fmt-capsules-pills/
I'd like to add TinyML Summit to that list.

TinyML Asia 2020 was wonderfully executed virtually. The amount of truly breakthrough research and development offered is astounding! It is also quite possible to make connections and discuss people's work and ideas post fact much more easily nowadays. I must say the Q&A feature works quite well in a videoconference setting. Everyone can see the questions - there is no chance of them being misheard.

For smaller settings a live (virtual) discussion is also remarkably workable and useful. Never thought I could easily chitchat with one of the authors of the Agile manifesto, or of the head of the largest LoRaWAN network in the world, etc...

Excited for TinyML Summit 2021!!
> It also depends on what people mean by partially undressed.

In the case of these search results, a whole lot of swimsuits and lingerie.
There is! And I was part of that work! The tough part is getting the pill through the stomach where the pills are designed to disolve. Typically we double encapsulate the pill to get it to the intestine. Dr. Louie actually tested this by filling the pills with radio opaque liquid (barium I think) and swallowing the pill and taking serial xrays to see when the pill dissolved.

My involvement with this was as a donor.

https://ucalgary.ca/news/poop-pill-capsule-research-paves-wa...
What a nice build though it does look like you might get stabbed in the wrist by the latches when typing on it. Good reason to wear a sweat shirt while using it.
I think "communicating through the barkeeper" makes the barkeeper's involvement sound much more intentional than it actually would be. It's more like if a group regularly gathered at the bar, using the barkeeper's space and supplies, and planned a murder.

The barkeeper might have a responsibility to listen in to the conversation and report if they are planning a crime, and the group is using the barkeeper's space to organize, but it's not like the barkeeper ever agreed for that specific group to use their space.
Most sponsors don't hold shares unless for the stock pops way beyond the $10. For the average company, you may end up as a public company with no cash raised. This can be mitigated by a concurrent PIPE, but otherwise you're SOL.
I am pretty impressed. Also, this makes digital currencies even more suspect.
Curious about the backstory here. Looks like the extension has been out since at least 2017. What made you join YC? What are you telling investors (assuming you've been talking to them following YC) when they ask "how do you make this a big business"?
Death threats posted online are just as illegal as if they are yelled in public. Police (FBI) investigate and prosecute lots of death threats and there’s lots of examples of people who thought they were anonymous being found and prosecuted for criminal threat. [0]

So I suppose it’s regulated in that it’s criminal and criminal actions are prohibited.

I’m not sure how you would fine Twitter because one of its users made a death threat, not how you would fine a McDonald’s because someone in their restaurant yelled a death threat. Or a megaphone manufacturer, etc etc.

[0] https://www.justice.gov/usao-wdnc/pr/federal-jury-convicts-b...
I deliberately did not include it as it has some pretty awful stuff
That example also fails. Without a very high degree of oversight of content, Twitter, Facebook, et al. are often unaware of what's actually posted. Not in the sense that it's unknowable, but that the technical systems facilitating the communication are just that, technical systems. They are not people. A go-between who is both aware of the messages and capable of comprehending them (sent in the clear) can easily be argued to be part of the conspiracy. But a go-between who is incapable of comprehending the messages has a valid defense (especially if the vast majority of the things they sit between are legal communications and not criminal conspiracies). Twitter et al. are capable of knowing, but due to the scope of their systems the communication often has to be obvious or brought to their attention for them to become aware of it in order to to react appropriately.
Exactly. The last time people showed disproportionate interest in shops owned by Jews didn't result in anything worth repeating.
Wonder how difficult it would have been to get OS/9 or Flex running on a custom build like this.
But they do hedge against inflation, right? i assume that’s what the next crash might look like.
" deliciously informative videos"

I don't think that's the correct phrasing for this particular subject...
Thanks for calling that out. This is totally unrelated to everything, but it's refreshing to see people giving credit -and thanks- to behemoth companies here on HN, with the proper nuance to also call out places they could have helped more (and the understanding of why they didn't). It's too easy, and common, to pile on the shortcomings. It struck me as a standout comment even in this generally polite community.
We're just integrating with Courier now!
why are things blurry?
you are saying
>and on the other hand you have a bloody armed insurgent movement which sometimes is just separatist and sometimes also coloured on religious lines.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_guerrilla_movements
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_active_rebel_groups

kashmir has been fighting against both india and pakistan on many fronts ever since this issue began. the state of kashmir has been essentially fighting war of independence against foreign oppressive rule for the past 500 years.

so what 30 years ago pakistan convinced and managed to turn thousands of kashmiris as pawns in a proxy war with india. that doesnt mean kashmir is with pakistan, on the contrary, people in pakistan occupied kashmir protest against their oppression daily.

why do you think just because someone picked a gun that they have muddied the waters and only way out is to surrender because you cannot do an armed struggle?
An old Kaypro case would be heavy, but a pretty easy retrofit. You could fit a nice LCD in the spot where the 9 inch diagonal CRT goes. You could also have someone "chop" the depth of the case pretty cheaply at a metal shop.
Edit: Not medical advice.

Cancer is largely a failure of the immune system, and it is well known that nearly 70% of the immune system lives in the digestive tract. Sometimes the microbiome in that digestive tract gets messed up, paving the way to bowel issues, autoimmune disorders, general illness, and cancer. Studies have even shown that poor gut health is linked to many mental health issues such as depression and autism. Populating the digestive tract with healthy microbes from another person is a good way to jumpstart it again.

I’ve actually done probiotic and fecal transplant enemas at home and put my UC into remission without the need for steroidal or anti-inflammatory medications. It can be easily done using standard enema equipment, healthy donor stool, saline and oral loperamide to increase efficacy. Expect to be able to fill the rectum, ascending, transverse, and descending colon. There are big risks to this, especially if you are immunocompromised. Most people will want advice or support from a doctor.
Bill Clinton said in 2000 that limiting Internet is like nailing jello to the wall. Now, not only China managed to do so, even the US starts trying to nail the jello as well.
In spite of actual real world coups occurring[0], the bar for what constitutes a "coup" in 2021 has dropped to questionable levels.

[0] https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-55882489
Do you guys know AHK? It's Windows-only, has a weird language design but which is terse like no other and it's quite powerful.

I would be happy to learn how you will position your product compared to AHK.
Agreed. I went to their homepage and it highlights dumb automation (which is valuable, but everyone is doing already) over transforming web content. For instance, the image halfway down the page is a standard text replacement scenario (replace /ty with "Thank you...."). They need to focus on their differentiator and not try to reinvent the text expansion wheel (especially on a single browser)
Thanks for the correction. Here is the correct bill:

https://www.warner.senate.gov/public/_cache/files/4/f/4fa9c9...