skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It could be argued that performing a surgical procedure is harm - after all it destroys various tissues using a knife.
But there’s a difference, and it’s the same difference as between euthanasia and suicide.
After following Peter Schiff for over a decade, and him being thoroughly wrong about inflation after 2008, I can't help but think "this time is different".

Before 2020 all money printing went to banks, which increased the wealth of the 1% and increased asset prices, but it didn't create inflation. But now, we have actual helicopter money. And this time I believe Peter when he says, once you start with stimulus cheques, you can't stop. This will go on and on. And it will create inflation.

I also think the fact that everyone is locked up right now has mitigated the effect a bit. But once everyone suddenly starts spending after a year and a half of lockups, suddenly there won't be enough product to go around.
Can we have a solution that doesn't mean giving the government yet more money.
Have you done any coding in Haskell? Any thoughts on Cardano's decision to go with Haskell?: https://forum.cardano.org/t/why-cardano-chose-haskell-and-wh...
I'm not sure the Muppet Show was that; the very setting was a behind the scenes look at the operation of a live variety show of yesteryear, and iirc everything fit into that theme?
Experimental quantum homomorphic encryption [pdf]
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It'd look less bad for AMD, but still wouldn't look brilliant.

aarch64 allows some tricks that are much harder to pull off on amd64.
The technical problem isn't fixable without AGI.
>A store of value should have some reserves behind them or some physical asset

Nope. This is old people thinking. Young people are used to digital items being worth money. People spend real money on cosmetics in video games despite there being nothing physical about them. These "imaginary" things spawned into existence can have value.
Rules change. I've got one of the 16GB RAM Macbook Pros. They've got it acting like it's L2 cache instead of RAM as we know it, so the place where you need more than 128G becomes, well, the SSD, your mass storage.

These things already don't act as if it's RAM as we're used to considering it. They could probably have shipped the first ones with 4G RAM and had 'em act relatively normal… with heavy stuff like 4K video editing. Not great, but normal. So they did 8G RAM to have 'em act more impressive… like doing said editing smoother with fewer dropped frames than far more powerful Intel machines with a lot more RAM.
A more accurate analogy would be 'the Soviets didn't give them airtime on All Union Radio'
> The goal of the project was to make the auction as transparent as possible, doesn't that imply moving as much of the logic on chain as possible?

Not really. Unsure of the specifics of the project that you were working on, but a standard auction house type interface shouldn't be that much code. You have listings, and bids. A listing should only be a timestamp for when the listing was placed, a timestamp for when the listing should end, maybe a minimum bid, and then a hash pointing to IPFS with all the less relevant meta-details. Bids would just be a price and a timestamp, though the timestamp probabally isn't even needed. You could just keep a record of the highest bid in the listing itself, and any time a new bid comes in, refund the previous bid to the previous highest bidder, and lock the current bid, so bids don't even need to allocate any new memory.

If you really really need on-chain arbitration, you can do it with a simple ownership contract for starters, then switch over to a governance contract as the arbitration needs become more complex for whatever reason.
Yeah, I do agree that in this instance you're probably correct. That said, it also isn't clear to me what in the tweet is easily mistaken for advocating self-harm - obviously keywords like "dying", "assisted suicide" and "failure" are probably playing a part but are not jointly sufficient. It could be that there's additional contextual information that could be seen as ideologically-valenced and that contributed to this moderation action, but we'll never really know.

For example, maybe the tweet caused a lot of harsh backlash for ideological reasons and that makes it more likely for Twitter to action a post for any reason, and the model is just making a softmax prediction of what that reason is. That's something that we should find discomforting.
FWIW, I'd rather see a disclaimer about the show reflecting the time it was made in, than to have the show changed to reflect our current times.
http://archive.is/Yb9MZ
And the engine comes apart after not being in use for a while? Scary
I excitedly bought that game when it came out, only to find that it wouldn't run on my Windows NT 4 system. Never got to play it.
A powerful argument against UBI.
There is no Macbook with AMD processor, I think that's why it is compared to Intel, that plus Intel being the historic leader
That's only if you already don't snack as after dinner. I already skipped breakfast, so in my case, intermittent fasting was really just about not eating anything after dinner.
How does AWS caving to social pressure to fuck over Parler fit your narrative?
Statesments about ease of programming Go are relative.

Go is easy once you internalize its semantics. And this is the kicker of Go, it remains simple even after you have achieved a level of mastery of the language. This is not the case even for a language like Java. Certainly, C++ gurus will have your eyes bleed reading their code.

But this is not the case for Go, for the simple fact that Pike et al have engineered so that you can not do astronautics with Go, without enduring severe pain. So no one does it. Short of Go assembler code, any Go code out there is accessible to an exceptionally wide range of Go programmers. There is something to be said for that.
I believe they are suggesting that the systems be fixed in a timely manner.

That was my read of the article.
"Disneyland is presented as imaginary in order to make us believe that the rest is real," is one of my favourite quote fragments. (Baudrillard)

It should be updated to mention that content warnings are presented as meaningful to make us believe that criticism elevates us above an experience. The real point of the content warning is to indoctrinate kids into that particular critical framework.
It doesn't really matter, but it is a funny coincidence that a cleric, as a representative of one kafkaesque institution is being censored by Twitter, another kafkaesque institution.
GP identified 3 groups of people, each defined by a belief. You have announced that you subscribe to one of those beliefs. You haven't disagreed with the argument.

Many of those things have pretty neat analogues in the extreme left - the extremists didn't accept that 2016 was legitimate, they've been fighting the science on nuclear power for 50 years and they wasted a lot of everyone's time trying to argue that Trump was a Russian asset.

Neither wing of politics is a shining example of sane ideas.
Yeah I mean, if your study is implying the apocalypse (or even if not, but more so if that's the case) you better put the code there, because that's what the scientific method requires, how should I believe your conclusions or and cute graphs if I can't see how you arrived at it? Maybe it was drawn in Narnia for all I know, maybe it has significant errors, or it's so tailored to produce those results that it's irrelevant.

And if the tools and methods you used for arriving at them are so messy that you dare not publish them what does that tell me about:
- your process;
- the organisation of your ideas;
- the conclusions or points made in the paper?

I don't mean it has to be idiomatic well written code, but it should be readable enough to be followed.
While I"m sympathetic to his worries, I can't help but wonder if Michael Burry is actually just a one hit wonder. Granted, I'm not even a one hit wonder so he's still one up on me. But still. I'm not sure his conclusions should be taken any more seriously than anyone else.
So you posted an Alt-Right and a Nazi slogan on Facebook without context and wonder why Facebook didn't like it? How should anyone know that you were being sarcastic?

I would understand your confusion if you had made a long joke or written a sarcastic story, but posting Nazi slogans without changing or doing anything to them is not really humorous (to me).

To the public, there's no difference between you posting these slogans, and an actual Neo-Nazi doing the same thing.

Maybe I just don't understand the point you're trying to make.

I do understand what you mean by people posting slogans they don't understand. In that case I'd still put the blame on the people. If people just happily post slogans without researching what they mean, then that's not BLMs or Facebooks fault.

Both situations are a bit unfortunate, but I think we have talked enough about what "Black Lives Matter" means, to the point where it's a quick google search away.
The main purpose of free speech is to ensure the ability to criticize the government. It never meant pornography, free speech and obscenity laws always coexisted together in Europe and US. It's easy to construe the criticism of politicians as hate speech, while construing it as nudity would require some higher level of mental gymnastics.
One of the things which has helped derail my own research career [1] is the tendency to not write tangled-mess code, and to publish and maintain much of my research code after I was supposed to be done with it.

Annoyingly, more people now know of me due to those pieces of software than for my research agenda. :-(

[1] : Not the only thing mind you.
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It's not left/right any more, it's "people who want to control others" vs. "people who want to be left the fuck alone".
My Google search suggests that maps in Go aren’t ordered. If so this doesn’t work in place of an array.
If Nothing Goes Wrong, Is Everything All Right? Interpret Zero Numerators (1983) [pdf]
If the array fits in the cache, deleting from the middle of an array and copying all the subsequent elements one to the left is actually faster than a linked list.

And most arrays fit in the cache.
Why are people surprised or annoyed at catholics being catholics tho, he is controversial among pozzed circles but he seems to be a Catholic being a catholic and that is it.
> hollow fan blades that are unique to this model of engine, used solely on Boeing 777 airplanes

Hamilton Standard fan blades used to have cracks that went unnoticed during rebuilds because of faulty inspection and repair procedures. This caused 3 accidents including this one in Georgia - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlantic_Southeast_Airlines_....
Germany has this for ID cards and passports, albeit via NFC, it's just not very widely used yet.

I actually thought that this is an European standard as I seem to remember seeing it used in other airports in Europe, but it's been a while since I last went to fly anywhere.

Here's quite a bit of official technical info about it: https://www.bsi.bund.de/EN/Topics/ElectrIDDocuments/German-e...
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I happily use golang in vim using gopls. I don't see an IDE being a requirement at all.
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http://archive.is/LcdJR
If parler knew what the were up against they would have had on prem infra. Parler did not have technological parity with Facebook.

It's embarrassing to say you're going to beat Facebook at their own game and then create a business model that's unsustainable from the very beginning.
> does not mean that open source does not immensely profited and thrived from capitalism

It certainly did not.
The vagueness and ambiguity are features, not bugs -- it permits arbitrary punishment. Personally I'd rather they skip the appearance of reasoned arguments and go straight to "Twitter does not approve of this message."

No muss, no fuss.
> query cost

That would be query execution cost, right? And you're after some knobs to tune query preparation/compilation cost?

I don't know how the PostgreSQL JIT thing works, but I imagine it already has an AST-ish structure of the query by the time it calls LLVM. In that case I guess it should be possible to assign some weights to the nodes/elements and get an estimate for how long it'll take to compile.
I believe that .NET MAUI, when it drops, will be accessibility-friendly from the get-go. Of course, if Qt is heavy for one's needs, then I imagine .NET is, too. And of course there's Electron.

My impression, from looking into this a bit a few months ago, is that cross-platform accessibility is just a huge effort, and may be beyond the reach of projects that lack commercial backing.
Still have nightmares about that challenge level with the little aliens...
Give each document a unique identifier linked to a namespace (the domain or website-url) and let the crawlers do their work.

A bit more optimizations here and there might be benefitial, like special support from browsers, a versionized linking-descriptopn of your namespace to allow local building of the real ressource-endpoint and such things.
There is a possible 3rd option: they didn't have enough time to make a reasoned judgement.

It's quite conceivable these human moderators are expected to get through <X> tasks per <time period>, and perhaps the values you plug in there are such that it only leaves a very short period of time for each one.
I wonder if their new GPU somehow is limited on display support (and they basically have to "add cores" to get more displays).

My current 16" MBP has no problem driving a total of five displays and 16,041,600 pixels - and I'd be hard pressed to go back to just two external displays.
Biological viruses are relatively simple programs ~30kb that optimize themselves.

mRNA vaccines are also programs that run on biological cell hardware of our bodies.
Have you forgotten about Parler?
You wonder if your comparison of people's argument to the slogan that sat above the gates of Auschwitz could have been interpreted as offensive?

I'm sure you had some internal logic as to how you got from some modern slogan to the holocaust, but without actually explaining your thought process how exactly is anyone else going to understand that logic?
Argh. My dream is that one day people will understand that a really large chunk (probably the vast majority) of piss-ripping found in humour isn't actually racist or misogynistic but is actually the complete opposite in making a statement about the stupidity of the protagonists' racism or misogyny.

Fawlty Towers 6th episode "The Germans" is a classic case in point. The entire premise of the episode was not "Germans are stupid" but "the idiot who is xenophobic who is being horrible to Germans is stupid". I don't know anyone - least of all any Germans - who are in the slightest bit offended by this. It's one example, but it happens time and time again. Literally the only people actually being offended are - who...?

Anyway. Sigh.
We don't live in isolation, and most of us couldn't. If we want to be part of the social fabric, we're often forced to use these services to some extent, so they have real authority over us.
Also, some years later:

If Almost Nothing Goes Wrong, Is Almost Everything All Right? Interpreting Small Numerators (1995)

https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/article-abstract/38971...

If a little bit is wrong, how much is alright? Interpreting the significance of small numerators in clinical trials (2014)

https://associationofanaesthetists-publications.onlinelibrar...
hey all - this is our site. Very early stage still but we've tried nearly every "learn Python" resource there is and this is (or soon will be) our favourite.

Would love to hear any feedback / links to similar projects.
Assuming he’s right, what do I do about it? Buy gold? Buy BTC? Buy foreign equities?
Like the style of the site! Are all the commit messages found just from profanity?
Almost 19,000 Pennsylvania voters have left the GOP since the Capitol attack
The sub comms are at 25 kHz, which is 3000m at 1/4 wavelength. So 2 miles makes sense for a 1/4 wave monopole with the Earth as a counterpoise.
Also Apple didn't have to do ~80% of what Intel has to do - you know, the actual building of chip fabs as well as chip design.

"merely" LOL.
It's kind of intuitive, isn't it? There is a certain category of people who understand only simple explanations and don't like complexity, whereas most phenomena in our lives have several layers of complexity. It's natural these people are attracted to those who can provide false but simple explanations of reality.
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Bitcoin is certainly not an option in Germany. Other mining operations may be borderline profitable, if you have a card already lying around.
Is the letter "T" somehow associated with FSMs? I'm taken right back to one of the hardest assignments I ever had, which was learning C in order to write an interpreter for a FSM descriptor language (called "T") our professor had invented.
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It's so convenient that you could even download similar databases from internet :)

Database of passports and TIN of Ukraine (7 500 000 rows)

https://raidforums.com/Thread-SELLING-Ukraine-Passports-INN-...
As far as I know, forced sterilization only happens when someone exceeds their allotment of children. This is a China-wide policy, in place for decades, that isn't ethnic-specific.

The Uyghurs, in fact, have a higher allotment of children than Han Chinese. Which is.. the opposite of genocide, really, if you're letting their population grow more than the "non-genocided" population.
At least all Youtube video's have a common thread of promoting VPN, with little bits of humor or information in between.
To be fair, humans (at least those commenting on HN) appear to be terrible at handling sarcasm. Almost every sarcastic comment I’ve written has gotten an angry reply by a literalist.
Euthanasia is an official, assisted(!) suicide. We could technically label it as a plain suicide, but that's not what it is.

It's an official procedure, assisted by doctors, and not allowed spontaneously for everyone.

That would be like saying a limb amputation is illegal to talk about on Twitter, because amputating a limb equals to self-harm.
There seems to be an underlying assumption in many of these posts that code has no value once papers are published. This hasn't been my experience working in a research environment at all. The big, complex pieces of code are almost always re-used in some way. For example, theory collaborators send us their code so we can generate predictions from their work without bothering them. Probably 50% or more (and usually the most important parts) of the code written to process experimental data ends up in other experiments. From the perspective of an individual experimentalist, there is tremendous value in creating quality code that can be easily repurposed for future tasks. This core code tends to follow the individual in their career. In some ways it's an extension of commonly used mental tools, and there are diverse incentives to maintain it.
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Relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/1200/
Well, in a literal sense, no. But they certainly have the ability to:

- Exclude you from the largest (and nearly monopolizing) media channels. Good luck getting an online business off the ground when an AI filter bans you from YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, and Google search results. And good luck contacting Google support to contest it, which is notoriously absent for virtually everyone.

- Have you socially ostracized by labelling you as X bad thing, all without you having any recourse or ability to contest the designation. The fact that stuff like this is legal blows my mind: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/yelp-racist-alert-added-busines...

- Collude to affect government policy and prevent competitors from gaining any footholds. Typical BigCo stuff.
It's just annoying that the others are BTO - you can't just pick up a replacement.
I was expecting to for over 3.5k for my new laptop. It was half for the 16gb/1tb
Just outsource it to EE and you'll have team made of 10 very good engineers for 22 months in very simplified version where whole cash goes on salaries.

10 * 6750 USD * 22
They obviously did not have technological parity with Facebook, did they?
I'm shocked. My childhood was a lie.
He bought GME in 2019, and made a couple hundred million during the frenzy.

https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/big-short-in...
No warning needed. It’s ok to mock them if they’re white.
Inflation is already happening, that is why housing and equities are so high.

It isn’t happening equally amongst the basket of commodities that one can purchase, but it is happening in aggregate.

This is actually a feature of our currency system. If inflation didn’t happen, everyone would hold back spending until the next year; this is what caused the great depression.
90s parents were relieved it was just nonsense scribble and not some secret sex-related easter egg. Society's sources of moral outrage have morphed a bit.
I ran your script and this is what errors it had:

Would you like to proceed with the installation? (y/N)

/dev/fd/63: 48: read: Illegal option -n

/dev/fd/63: 50: /dev/fd/63: [[: not found

Im new to programming. In any case it did install completely. Thanks for the new language. Looks real cool.
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> But once everyone suddenly starts spending after a year and a half of lockups, suddenly there won't be enough product to go around.

People in need are already spending it to survive or to pay up debts they had to take on due to dysfunctional / non-existing social security networks. And even when the lockups eventually expire, many won't immediately splurge - because the next lockdown is only one mutation away.

For what it's worth I'd guess most of the helicopter money ends up at banks eventually by mortgage payments and student loan repayments.
Right but that can be done automatically for static linking just as easily as it can for dynamic linking. So the only difference is time and downloads.

I think you're conflating static linking and bundling and vendoring a bit, like the author is. They're all different things.
> We don't expect Aerospace / Mechanical engineering students to learn metalworking. They typically have access to shop technicians for that work.

You'd be surprised, but that is often not the case. Lack of sufficient funding, or technicians being dicks, or mis-management by PIs, often result in graduate students having to do the technical work of metalwork, welding, lab equipment calibration, and a bunch of other tasks. Sometimes they even have to operate heavier machinery, or lasers etc without the minimum reasonable technical staff support.

I know this from my time on the executive committee of my old university's Grad Student Organization.
Just because 3 means that theoretically everyone is paying attention the entire time (certainly not the case) doesn't mean it's the optimal number.
Could maybe be translated to "Hopeless Suffering", although that doesn't sound as good as the dutch/german version.
When Dorsey was in front of a Senate committee just before election, the discrepancy in the types of questions between Democrats and Republicans was quite stark. Republicans were hammering Dorsey on censoring conservatives, and Democrats were hammering Dorsey for not censoring enough. Tells you all you need to know.
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