skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's hard to imagine this thing not having the same GEO-zone lockouts as all the others.

I have a DJI Mavic Mini and the lockouts are very, very strict. I can't fly it at ALL at my house outside.

I wish there was a little more compromise.. in some cases it would be a heck of a lot useful if you could fly even with some draconian restriction like a 25ft max altitude. My house is in a restricted zone due to being on the flight path for an airport. But the airplanes come over my house around 150ft AGL. There are 75ft trees all the way around my property. I would have plenty of fun never going above 50ft in my yard, but DJI won't let me fly at all.

Given it's speed this FPV model would have the largest capacity for mayhem of almost any DJI model, and since it's FPV you know there will be lots of people flying it without a spotter in violation of FAA regulations.. so it makes sense for it to be at least as locked down as the other models.

I flew my drone over salt marshes near another airport that didn't have a tower over the weekend. Because it didn't have a tower it didn't have a "Red" zone near it and I could fly after acknowledging the risks. I was able to fly and keep my altitude < 20ft and it was still a ton of fun and I got some great pictures. I only flew for about 10 minutes, I saw one airplane, but it was ~100ft AGL and I was ~15ft AGL and had some horizontal separation from the plane, no harm done.

This model looks insanely fun and I'd love to have one but realistically I bet I'd be in that situation a lot where I didn't have a spotter and couldn't fly it without knowingly breaking the rules. I didn't see anything in the material yet in terms of whether or not you can fly it line of sight without the goggles.
Anyone whose ever studied vibrations (e.g. spring mass dampers) already knew this. This is a cool example but it’s not really any more “essential” than macro-level phenomena.
Well perhaps reality doesn’t agree with your assumptions?
> There will be infinite addition involved, and algorithms are finite.

People are just bit sloppy, and say algorithm when they mean something slightly different.

See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28841260/what-is-the-dif... and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corecursion

Basically, you don't want an 'algorithm' here to produce the whole number.

All you need is some scheme that will produce the next digit in finite time (and the next one and the next one etc).
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>and racism

Excuse me, but the definition of racism in the west is anything but stable. The definition has changed dramatically in the last decade, and it could change again.
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I hope this platform brings a good match for users.

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ok so I skimmed through the article to try to find information on where the data came from. Did I happen to miss this?

Something I am curious about is the people they interviewed were they in more puritanical areas or did they gather data from a larger geographic area?

Speaking from experience and discussions with my friends (obviously the last year does not count due to Covid)... this is the opposite if what I have seen regardless of gender, sexual orientation, and relationship status. Obviously something can be said for my friend circle likely having similar ideals that I have which makes it more complicated.

That being said I am also in a big city.
The key is more people forced to live with parents this doesn't just effect young people 78% of GenX are still forced to live at home. We have a society that is profoundly broken in so many ways.
Yeah, containers or VM's up the count indeed, but still.
2 Parallels (test version for m1) VMs running server ubuntu, 1 with 2 ssh connections, for X and tunnelling, running emacs into my desktop, running a web server with repl and environment, other running Postgresql. Safari with 8 tabs open, 4 terminal windows, Xquartz, tells me the biggest memory footprint is the vm with emacs/server/repl, at 3.9GB followed by the other VM at 2.8GB, but the overall used mem says 6GB used(?).

From the tabs Gmail was pointing to +1GB - a browser email client consuming +1/3 of the memory a VM running an OS plus a database.

I sometimes have another VM, another 2 ssh conns, more tabs open including youtube and never noticed any slow/sluggish behaviour.

I also feel like running VMs is wasteful, but it seems we are not able to create OSes with proper native tools for isolation.
Compare your income – Perception of income inequality in OECD countries
> Don't know if that's a representative sample of vegetarian/vegan population, but it's not unlikely the case.

There are a lot of vegetarians in India on traditional diets that don't include highly processed foods with added sugar. I think it's safe to say that most Indians eat vegetarian food most of the time. Meat is just something most people in India can't afford everyday.
>This is compared to JACK, which I never managed to properly combine with PulseAudio.

Yeah making PulseAudio play nice with JACK seems to be tricky. Over time I configured it in four different environments (different Linux Distributions and/or Versions) and for each of them I had to do things (at least slightly) differently to get them to work.
(2016)? How about not using an ancient article to make a claim about a fast changing space like web dev?
>I've written here once before that AI ethics researchers are like hiring hackers working in security

Exactly, PoC or GTFO!

(i'll be here all week...)

(edit: maybe)
You're correct. The GP in incorrect about their dimensional analysis. 5 apples 12 times yields apples because it's apples times a dimensionless scalar (count). Newtons times meters is always Newton-meters, never Newtons or meters. Units are never magically dropped in dimensional analysis.
Its probably worth emphasising that the recursion you need to "construct" the Surreals is infinite, in other words this does not give a reasonable algorithm to (for example) add two real numbers, you need S_omega in order to have even all rational numbers.

The construction is rather involved but if we're only interested in the reals for now you can think of it as defining a real number by a set of rational numbers, in particular define a particular "real number" to be the set of all rational numbers less than it, for example sqrt(2) is defined to be the set of all rationals p/q such that p^2/q^2 < 2. We can "recursively" define addition of these real numbers in terms of addition of rational numbers because to add two reals you "just" have to add all the rationals in their respective sets.

In general there is no sensible algorithm to do anything in the real numbers, since most real numbers aren't even computable (there is no way to represent an arbitrary real number on a Turing machine).
"I have lived too long with cautious thinking. Now I will make myself mad."
--Rumi
Maybe they see the writing on the wall and they are conceding that they don't _need_ website visit tracking at the individual level. Instead, just mapping individuals into _categories_ is sufficient for targeting.

They'll categorize websites (as they already do) and put you into that category, but forego tracking exactly which website/page put you there. The specific page is probably more granularity and privacy invading than they need to continue printing money. Think Netflix movie categorization; who cares which movie I watched put me into the Norwegian-Horror-Romance-Action category, as long as my preferences are known, targeting will continue working.

While it's great for debugging how someone got into a bucket, all that's really needed is the bucket, not the raindrop. I'm certain they'd like to continue knowing those buckets though, so getting ahead of that is critical to their business.
I wonder if there's a connection to obesity, and the increase of obesity in young adults.

See: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5621592/

> Not all social influences are positive, however, and overweight young adults in particular are susceptible to the negative effects of weight-related bias [76]. Data indicate that overweight young adults are judged by others to be less likable [77] and less suitable sexual partners [78]—even when those making judgments are overweight themselves [77, 79]. Further, perceived weight-related social control has been linked to body dissatisfaction, low self-esteem, and infrequent physical activity among young adults, particularly when this social pressure to lose weight stems from their parents [80].

and: https://oatext.com/Adolescent-obesity-and-its-implications-f...
but Amazon is a technological innovation. You don't think they have advanced logistics working behind the scenes? Their warehouses are full of robots! They made serverless computing a reality. Their topic of technological innovation just happens to be a shopping website.
We came of age in an era when HIV / AIDS was finally acknowledged and taken seriously by society, and recognized as something that could affect anybody.

I think the attention placed on STDs during our Sex Ed classes may have something to do with it. Learning about the horrible things that could happen to you through casual sex (with grotesque accompanying photos!) was a major part of our curriculum. And we were taught that condoms may not protect you. So I think there is some innate fear and shame embedded here.
Another useful (to Google) aspect of hiring an ethical AI team is also that is allows Google to shut down ethical concerns raised in other parts of its own organization by going "we agree that ethics is an important, but please focus on your own job", i.e. an internal AI team can act as a sort of "controlled opposition". The fact that the ethical AI team is now being undermined within the company after trying to do their job and making clear that they are not content to be relegated to such a role is pretty consistent with this motive.
The article never mentions the gain of function research being done internationally where viruses are enhanced with abilities not found in the wild.

This Newsweek article, from almost a year, ago discusses the possibility that this kind of research that was being done at the Wuhan lab was responsible for the outbreak.

https://www.newsweek.com/controversial-wuhan-lab-experiments...
You can, of course, make it more robust, like:

function $$(sel, parent) {
var nodes = (parent || document).querySelectorAll(sel);
return Array.prototype.slice.call(nodes, 0);
}

Similarly, you can get rid of $$ and fold it all into $, etc. I was trying to be concise in the original response.
Sure they were; that's what the title implies. Else, why the comparison?

And I'm curious if those studies of animal intelligence, actually tried a human. Could I remember thousands of place I put stuff? I think I do. I have a whole house full of stuff, and can find most of it quickly. I remember where I kept my socks in an apartment I lived in 30 years ago.

So yeah no, animals maybe aren't ahead of us in cognitive function.
What does that have to do with scientists?
It always has been.

Source: I'm over the hill. now get off my lawn.
Historically causal sex was rare, and it could be that the recent increase in this was an aberration, and people are just going back to the way it used to be done.

This line: "On the other hand, sexual inactivity may hinder young adults’ psychosocial development and diminish their physical and emotional gratification (Julian 2018)." is just bizzare. People have done without casual sex for most of human history, I think the young people will be just fine without it.
Up to date image collection on the nasa site for anyone that cares: https://mars.nasa.gov/mars2020/multimedia/raw-images/
In addition to that, most criminal convictions have a limitation on how long they count towards your VOG. In most cases they look back 4 years, 2 for younger people (till 23) There are exceptions like in transport (taxi/truck) and high integrity functions like lawyers and interpreters (10 years) and people convicted of sex offences (10 years or longer depending on the function).
Nano network spam attack, over 1M transactions in 24 hours
I am very possibly incorrect in my assumption and if so I apologize but it does sound like you don't have kids. For me the idea of having kids and not having a car is choosing to play a first world life on hard mode. I know there are a million other issues in the world but not having a car to move my kids / pets / groceries / hardware is just a complicating factor I dont want.

With that said, more power to those people that don't want or need one, life is all about what works for the individual.
Dating apps suggest that a small group are having more sex and a larger group less sex.

It’s the distribution of sex, not the amount.

Technology has enabled the upper echelons of desirable men to sleep with many desirable women, and those down the pecking order are content with porn/toys, instead of settling for anyone other than the prized upper echelon.

It’s not just the technology but the social change that resulted from technology
"Does Time Cause Gravity?" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKxQTvqcpSg
Personal anecdote: when I was single in a big city, I stayed at home playing games on Saturday because I had no social group with single people in it and no place to hang out other than a bar.

Bar culture always sucked (and still sucks) and I wasn't pretty enough for Tinder. The music scene I was involved with was fading out and I wasn't part of the core clique anyway.

Would I have liked to go out and meet people to have casual sex with? You bet I would have. But it was such a chore to even put myself in a position where such a thing was even a possibility (make new friends who hosted parties and invited single friends? go out and take nicer photos for a dating site?), that it seemed like it wasn't worth the effort.

The flipside is that, while I was at a 4-year university with a nice campus, the setup for making connections for casual sex was a lot better. But I also was a lot more willing to put myself in weird grimy situations, so I don't know if it's a fair comparison.

Moral: beware the direction of causality. Some people aren't having casual sex because they are gaming. Other people are gaming because they aren't having casual sex, whether it's by choice or for lack of opportunity.
In The Atlantic Ocean, Subtle Shifts Hint at Dramatic Dangers
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I think the thing that this still misses is that there really needs to be a good story for the evolution out of a low code tool and into a framework and only-code tool. If the low-code tools are successful, they inevitably need an in depth integration into the rest of an engineering codebase. I think this is the gap that needs to be crossed, power apps and zaps are already plausibly useful for most new users, but are challenging to evolve out of.
All this says is, we have enough information on you to stop tracking you now.
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Plant based diets can be unhealthy if you eat a lot of processed foods. If you stick to unprocessed, whole plant foods you will lose weight.
ZPG in full effect
Apps that enable random hookups discourage people from random hookups? Doesn't sound plausible.
Instantly thought of Clever Hans

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clever_Hans
Interesting, if SVGs make sense, then a new game-engine-like client makes more sense as a general delivery platform. Maybe Dart/Flutter/Fuchsia isn't far off.
*complex numbers. But yes you're right. The biggest problem (at least for me) is the name. Because everyone recognizes "real" and "imaginary" as adjectives, they think that's how these words should be understood in the context of numbers. But in truth, they are _proper nouns_, i.e. labels, and nothing more.

As far as the adjective "imaginary" is concerned, all numbers are imaginary.

Really the sooner we stop calling them "real" and "imaginary" the better. They are terrible choices of name, coined by people who didn't really understand them, and didn't want you to understand them either.
Lets be honest, that "N" mode is just "noob mode" but less aggressive.
Privacy first, freedom a distant third or fourth. As everything becomes HTTPS only due to cargo-culting by people applying business practices outside of context the re-centralization of the web will be complete. A handful of single points of failure (the TLS cert authorities that everyone groups up in) will exist for governments/public to pressure, for accidents to happen, and for money to corrupt.
It's confusing because passive voice is used.
> how else would you define multiplication?

In Church arithmetic, multiplication is defined as function composition; that is, the dot operator `.` in Haskell-like languages. Addition is considerably more complex; it is defined as `lift (.)`. Exponentiation is even simpler; it is function application, so the `id` function - except that we write exponentiation backwards, so actually `flip id`.
I wonder what a decentralized version of DNS would look like.
My theory, that no one wants to talk about, is that dating apps have sped up hypergamy. (Note: talking statistically on a population level..this is not every person)

Before an average guy used to be able to get a date without a problem, but now the bar is set much higher for a male, due to quick and easy access for women to dates via technology. (This in reverse applies to men less so because men are polygamous not hypergamous by nature and by definition are the pursuers and have less standards.).

So there's less casual sex as a whole because a small group of people are having more casual sex.

This is evidenced by stats from the above article and by numerous studies on dating sites that shows a small pool of men having much more success with women.

Also, anecdotally as an admittedly non Brad Pitt average guy.. if you've ever compared your dating apps to an average woman friend...it's insane the contrast.

Much like the economy that is also bifurcating and has a shrinking middle class... this reflected on the dating market as well.
I mean, I'd be mad like that person too if I thought I was about to get a cool domain like that. It would have definitely been a fun one to own :)

I get it, but in their anger, I don't think they are thinking clearly, and then take to Reddit to 'provoke the masses'.
You mean one where SEO-driven garbage content didn't flood the ten first pages of results? Isn't that a lost battle, ie, wouldn't the same guerilla army of SEO marketers who've driven things to where they are right now find ways to pollute that too?
The "easy installer" has very limited hardware support at this time.

The first time I followed the install guide, I ended up with a "hard brick" --- wouldn't even power up. Contrary to popular opinion, it is possible to recover from this but it does take time, effort and determination.

As a result of my experience, I made suggested changes which were incorporated into the guide for my device.
Denmark is in the process of raising the retirement age. This is done gradually to allow people to properly plan for it. This means that the retirement age is based on year of birth. For people born before 1. january 1954 the age is 65.5. For people born in 1996 or later the retirement age is 74. There is a scale between these two points, I was born in the early 80es and my retirement age is 72.

The argument behind this is that the current level of income/taxation can not support people on pension for more than ~12 years on average and as the life expectancy rises the retirement age must rise with it.

There is a fairly big debate happening on 'graduated pensions'. Should a bricklayer who has carried heavy loads all his life be forced to work to the same age as an academic who has spent a large amount of time behind a desk in an office?
The study talks about how more young people are residing with their parents because of economic difficulty, but I'm not sure that's necessarily a major factor in the decline. Many people become sexually active before they move out of their parents' houses, and although it might be more challenging to find a private space, where there's a will, there's a way. Teenagers have been sneaking around to fool around for generations, and I don't think teenagers and young people of today are any less adept at finding a way to shack up if they're sufficiently determined.

So I think the focus is about what forces were not present in previous generations, and the Internet is certainly the most conspicuous factor. I'm not saying it's the decisive factor, but I'm not surprised it's a prime culprit.
Robo-writers: the rise and risks of language-generating AI
A remarkable AI can write like humans — but with no understanding of what it’s saying.
I wonder how this will be a shield from the increasing Congressional probes on technology companies. I see how this will continue moving the narratives. Its hard to explain mainstream technical issues without damaging reductism.

Not looking forward to those discussions in the future.
Nothing against shorting in principle, the OP and me were just referring to being able to "sell" more shares of a company than there are in existence...
I don't remember this at all, but this might explain that. Or maybe a distribution like debian stable shipped with an outdated ALSA version, taken from the short period between release and dmix. Or just disabled dmix. Would love if someone remembered specifics.

I kinda assumed people mix up Alsa and OSS or don't remember anymore what actually did and what did not work before Pulseaudio was introduced.
No mention of any cultural shifts or changing attitudes, as if young people having casual sex was just the natural state of civilization and not something that became celebrated and artificially encouraged via the media in the last half-century.

Tinder and other online dating options are pretty bleak and inherently extractive in nature, so I find it equally plausible that many young people are simply turned off from the whole thing.
If they find no relationship between changing economic circumstances and the outcome, and but a positive relationship between likelihood of co-residence with parents and the outcome, the likelihood that they have made statistical blunders greatly outweighs the likelihood that changing economic circumstances do not play a role.
> What I truly miss is a competitor for both Google and Facebook. McDonald's has Burger King. Who do we go to when Google and Facebook overcharge us for advertising? The problem here is lack of competition

You do realize that Facebook and Google are separate companies that compete with each other, same as McDonald’s and Burger King?

They need more competition, that’s for sure. But they do compete with each other, same as McDonald’s and Burger King.