skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Please be specific with your 'they's when throwing around suggestions that someone is being deceptive.

In this case, Microsoft is identifying the actor quite clearly:

https://blogs.microsoft.com/on-the-issues/2021/03/02/new-nat...
> and the costs of that choice should not be imposed on society at large.

Why not? Why do you accept that as truth? What's the alternative? There's no point in arguing what she should have done because we can't change the past, she's here with three kids, so what do we do now? Just let them rot or help them out? I mean I suppose we could just murder all poor people and be done with it, but that's not really a society I want to be a part of.

When you see someone trip and fall, do you get down and tell them they should have watched where they were walking then kick them in the ribs before you walk off?
You can add the word fact after a sentence, that doesn't make it a fact. Fact. ;)
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/298536/fa...

https://github.com/microsoft/CSS-Exchange/tree/main/Security
If you need an authoritative assembler / disassembler for x86 then check out https://intelxed.github.io/ There's a bunch of instructions that don't round-trip with the gnu assembler.

# lea (%esi,%eiz,8),%esi # Error: bad register name `%eiz'
.byte 0x67,0x8d,0x34,0xe6

That's an example of one such instruction. It uses an overlong encoding. If you ask Xed to encode it then you get:

.byte 0x67,0x8D,0x36
lea (%esi),%esi

Not sure I'd call that an anomaly. I'd reserve that term for what the hardware might do if you pass it undefined opcodes.
Well, with vim, it probably depends more on your terminal and tmux, while Emacs renders its own graphical frames.

But those wars are long over anyway, these days. One might just as well fight over whether the monolith on Earth's moon is better than the one on Europa, or vice versa.
Me reading the headline: Wait, wha – oh. Baltimore.
They were already in a good position pre-Covid and that just amped things up for them. Your opinions on the value of the credentials is simply your opinion, and both the market and downvoters here seem to think you are wrong. The interesting revenue that has the biggest upside, IMHO, is for enterprises doing internal training and 're-skilling' for employees. In any company of more than a thousand people it seems there is some branch of HR that organizes courses on everything from how to avoid a sex discrimination lawsuit to using some ML library in the analytics stack -- this seems to be where the long-term money is when it comes to online education.
A four year old Android is years out of support to Googlew. You get two, maybe three, years from them at best and then security patches until they get bored.
Ya, I see very little moat for services like authentication. There are tons of other similar services and rolling your own (and by that I mean implementing one of the many open source options is really not a big deal).
Indeed. Though revisiting it I find it's brutally difficult without a small deadzone joystick and careful choices early on. Like stay in Troy, Meson blasters, afterburners, run away from most fights, scout don't patrol, etc.

Also lack of in flight saves and close asteroid spawning makes it tough even with the best ship and shields.
What a guess! I guessed "Julia" and that is correct:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38601141/what-is-the-dif...

In Julia 0.0 == -0.0 but 0.0 === -0.0 evaluates to false.

Note that -0.0 and 0.0 are different at the binary representation level, which is what === checks for.
Also, just to have a torrent indexer, which will be there forever. Other large indexers had almost 40-50 mln torrents, when they were closed, all that information disappeared almost overnight. In my case, the cost of running is very small, the legal threats shouldn't be the problem either (come on, it is really not possible to download anything from there). And even if something happens to me - others can continue where I left, since almost all site data is open, anyone can create a similar site in a month or so.
StarSector - ~Star Control

RimWorld - "sims"
U.S. Navy Is Liable for Mass Software Piracy, Appeals Court Rules
i7-10700K to the i7-11700K

Single thread floating point: +19.0%
Multi-thread floating point: +19.5%

Single thread integer: +13.0%
Multi-thread integer: +7.3%

Jesus. Just overclocking the RAM for the 10700k would give a similar performance increase. Along with 291W, this 10nm->14nm backport is not working out well for Intel.

PS My work desktop died on Wednesday afternoon during the SpaceX SN10 flight. I rushed to my local computer store to replace it. Out of the entire store, only 2 motherboards models with Intel's LGA1200 are in stock. All the other motherboards on the shelf were for AMD.

I picked the i5 10400f as it's under deep discount. I asked around and everyone agrees that Intel is competing only on price point right now.
Why would this affect other states? Isn't this legislation specific to Utah?
First, you're focusing on the very things it says not to.

Second, you're focusing on the very things it says not to.

Third, you're focusing on the very things it says not to.

You can't win this, Scrum is usually a proscribed process from management forced onto teams.

That's, by very definition, is the antithesis of agile. Agile is supposed to be about self-organising teams that decide how they work best. If that's scrum, fine, but if that's imposed by management, it's not agile, it's anti-agile. SCRUM, SCRUM masters, SCRUM cards, etc., etc. etc. are all anti-agile by very definition.
Well, the school was fully aware what is going on and instead of taking any action as they are obliged to do they decided to do exactly nothing. The school might not be able to do much in this case, but the _school system_ has enough resources to change the situation.
You guys wanted the weird part of the internet back here is some of it
I guess that’s too much working to check a report card say, once a year? I get being busy but the choice parents face isn’t “micromanage every aspect of your child’s education” and “do absolutely nothing.”
Out of curiosity, which MUD?

I used to play EliteMUD a ton decades ago. We used to get up at 6am to grab some computer terminals at the city's computer center and play all day.

I could've played from home but the phone bill would've been crippling.
Great. Take a hypothetical $20M annual revenue client (or opex, if easier), no build out; your bread and butter sweet spot client. What's their cost, or how do you think about it in concrete # / $s without any email or phone being involved?
Microsoft is also providing evidence free assertions.
In this other thread I point out examples of government passing and proposing regulations about hate speech deplatforming: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26363013

By tribalism, I mean that people have an intuition for whether the deplatforming is promoted by, or used against, people who they identify with, and that guides their views on whether deplatforming is appropriate. For example, people in one tribe have recently been identifying with people who got deplatformed for hate speech or incitement and they believe these efforts are driven by the repressive values of another tribe. Others read the story about porn and think about how Utah legislators are part of some other tribe, and that leads that to make some argument from free expression (I think the highest rated comment here about “small government” is a good example).

You could make an argument that’s more tribe-independent like this: “limiting freedom of expression by deplatforming is appropriate, but only to prevent a legitimate harm”. Then the two tribes would try to justify their side by debating about which harms are legitimate, which at least has a chance of being data-driven.

People who say that deplatforming is never or always appropriate get points for consistency. But I suspect that
their comments will mostly be upvoted on stories where the principle aligns with the more prevalent tribe.
Can someone do a crime even if they don't mean to? Like, maybe he did not want to take advantage of that but his actions resulted on him pumping DOGE.

Something like the difference between involuntary manslaughter and murder?
The blog post cited[0] explains the history and context around allegations of bigotry IRT James Webb, in an even-handed and well-researched way, far from being the product of a "mob" mentality. It even winds up defending James Webb against those allegations and his name being attached to the telescope.

And as far as the studies[1,2] go... unless you're claiming these studies were falsified or manufactured to further some kind of agenda, these seem to be evidence cited by the authors to back up their thesis and provide a rationale for their argument. And they mention that this controversy goes as far back as 2015.

Again, i see no evidence of a "mob" at work here. I see professionals attempting to convince an audience of their point of view through rational, civil, evidence based argument.

[0]https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5e4d8bb5d77f6c7ec5f96...

[2]https://www.aps.org/programs/lgbt/upload/LGBTClimateinPhysic...

[3]https://advances.sciencemag.org/content/7/3/eabe0933.full
Have you seen the other three replies in this thread?
What would really help is a STDlib across major languages for the core data models. Think the programmer's equivalent of iLife. You're not going to sell me on a big REST structure until I'm happy with the objects I'm getting.
It's nice that some things get faster sometimes. Let's celebrate that, instead of whining about all the things that don't get faster, or complaining how they aren't getting faster enough.
This seems more about blocking. Internet activity is already tracked.
This data [0] doesn't have the latest models, and it's meassuring latency internaly, not "touch-to-sound". The ones they tested average around 7-8ms. I've heard of <10ms as the benchmark for "instant" in audio.

Edit: I've been thinking about this and a touch-to-tone latency below 10ms seems imposible, even with the 120hz digitizer on newer iPhones. I would be very interested in seeing some experimental data as well.

[0] https://juce.com/discover/stories/Mobile%20performance%20ind...
On top of that, we don't know what the mother (who may be a single parent) needs to deal with on a day to day basis and how much cognitive load that is. Does her car need work? Does she even have a car? How much time does she spend commuting between three jobs? How much does heating/water/electricity take out of her paycheck? Can she afford to buy healthy groceries for her kids? Does she even have time to cook? I can guess, but I don't even know, and it doesn't feel right to judge her because of that.

This lady is in a hole and sometimes I feel our society just throws a shovel at her and thinks poorly of her when she doesn't use it.
https://openlibrary.org/books/OL2059159M/And_to_think_that_I...

I found it for you, free for anyone with an internet connection to read. It was the first result when i googled the name of the story internet archive

This was nothing special, a low volume book taken out of print, politicized by people like you.
I am not quibbling with the existence of an exploit but the assertion that it was definitely exploited and by China. My message to all security firms: put up or shut up re evidence.
That was the orogibampromise of udacity, coursers, edx, ... Then they all had to monetize
Sort of a meta play here to let another one of the negotiation-as-a-service vendors take charge :)
Those examples are nothing like hack disclosures.
I had this experience as well. I also didn't think it was harmful, but as I've gotten to know a female friend better I can see what a destructive and dehumanizing influence pornography has.
What I picture weed on Mars to look like
It seems strange to me that the authors of paper seem to have made no attempt to determine which factors the model is using to differentiate between images. Or even to ask the human comparisons how they obtained their greater than chance results. Instead, both the humans and the computer model seem to be considered to be considered perfect "black boxes", which give entirely inscrutable answers.

It's not that it's always trivial to figure out what's happening inside a model like this, but I'm surprised that no attempt seems to have been made: modifying images and seeing which increases the scores, bringing in a co-author who actually understands what the model is doing, seeing if they can obtain similar results with a more interpretable model. Am I wrong, and in fact fining out what's actually happening is impossible, or of no benefit?
Speedrunners can spend hours working on small incremental improvements to their runs on a very deep level, with some of that time wading through code and disassembly; they sometimes end up understanding a game's programming better than the original designers haha

It seems like a grind from the outside but with the right game and the right community... there is always a faster time to achieve :) https://www.speedrun.com/
I might be biased because I work at AWS, but I really doubt that there are enough sys admins that know what they are doing and keep up to date let alone find vulnerabilities in the software they use to protect all companies. A Fortune 500 maybe, but at some point you simply can't afford someone who knows what he's doing and at that point you might as well have everything in the cloud so you can focus on your actual money making business.
And yet, the intention is to deter usage of a product/vice that is a bane on America. Cut the supply is effective at reducing consumption.

Is this really 1A when we are talking about mental health of our children? It's fairly well established that no pornography consumption is a net positive.
Does it make active noise canceling on the phone by application more possible ? Last time checked it was not possible due to high latency.
Scientists started on Friday casting one of the largest telescopes ever made
Blame, here, can't be squarely placed on any one entity. But it is shared between both Google and the OEMs. Google created the Android product, and permitted people to sell devices utilizing Android and to brand/advertise their devices with Google's Android branding.

It absolutely does, in part at least, fall on Google to establish how the Android label can be used. Their decision has (apparently) been that it can be used by anyone even if their devices become (practically) obsolete in just a year or two from various perspectives (not in an absolutely obsolete sense, but a lack of many/most/any updates is a crucial element of currency for mobile devices and hastens obsolescence). That's on Google, not the OEMs who take advantage of it.

I'd like to say the OEMs should do better, but the market has clearly convinced them that they can be profitable and sell soon-to-be-obsolete devices.
> But if that principle is expanded into other areas

Yes, that's the key. The principle is what it is. What makes it interesting here is the context. Can we rely on one legal construct to give us a civilised result in contexts that vary all the way from consumer law through to sexual morality and inter-personal psychodynamics?
> Failing to follow best practices, using dodgy hardware, and cutting corners are the reasons for problems

I'm sure there are some SMEs who are happy to throw serious budget at doing on-prem Exchange "right".

For everyone else, I'm not sure what they're supposed to do.
Right. I'm not sure there's ever been definitive rulings on this but the viewpoint in the R community has been that it is the licensing is at the package level in terms of what a user would care about. As an example, in the early days there was an intentional decision by the Bioconductor group to use more permissive licenses in order to enable corporate use and thus help with adoption.
How do you solve it when you have Billy and Bob.
Billy is working on customers X, Y, Z.
Bob is working on customers C, F, G.

Billy and Bob want different things for different customers.
Billie gets commission on solving stuff for his customers, Bob for his own.
Both of them promise their customers everything next month.

Now you have 10 developers and Billie convinced 5 of them that building his things is important.
Other 5 devs are convinced by Bob to work on his ideas.
Developers are not informed about how much each customer is worth, as they don't need it for their jobs (just as Billie and Bob don't have any access to source code, databases and servers). Remember you need to have "least knowledge/privilige" principle because you don't inform all employees on all details of company deals (because I am writing about B2B products).

For me professional way is to have a product owner who listens to both of them, knows how much each customer is worth for the company, checks with the team how much each feature costs and makes priorities. You create a single line of communication and defined process. You communicate in a clear way what can be achieved when, well maybe with a bit of a slip here and there. Billie and Bob get one person to communicate with, get clear forecasts that then they can communicate back to the customers.

Maybe that is different if you have B2C products because then you don't have such scenario there.
It also says that the school claims to have requested only one parent teacher conference with the parent and the parent denies even getting that one request.

I would expect a little more involvement from the school if any child is doing so poorly. Also, was the kid just not showing up? Or were they showing up and then slipping out before classes started or just not going to class. Because once you drop a kid off at school, I would expect them to make some effort to keep them there or notify the parent when they are not.
On the contrary, they literally were allegations of hacks in several cases.

Remember "Russia is hacking our democracy!"?
In their defense, I went to a large state university, and some classes used automated grading as part of the assignment grade. One class was basically just one large group project, a large portion of my grade there was based on peer feedback. The most detailed code review I got was at an internship. But I do agree, I'd say in-person and online degrees should both be higher quality than a MOOC.
The larger point is ease of use
Okay good
> > was late or absent 272 days.
[...]
> I feel like the story here isn't that the schools are failing parents

If it's possible to miss that much school in 3 years without repeated, urgent, in-person contact with parents long before reaching that point, the school has horrendously failed the parents.

> She ignore her childs education for 3 years

But did she ignore it, or fail to understand mixed messages and place inappropriate trust in authorities.

On its face, the assumption that promotion means adequate progress to advance to the next level is not unreasonable.

Now, as someone who has a college degree, who has worked in education, whose parents both had college degrees and both worked in education, whose social network is full of people who have college degrees and who have worked in education at various levels, I'm quite aware of the existence of a variety of differences in promotion policy, the potential disconnects between promotion and assessments of progress, and that the fact schools cannot be trusted to provide a clear picture of what is going on, especially to minority parents (because of both classic racism and neglect-as-conflict-avoidance.)

But I'm also aware that other people with different backgrounds are very often very much less aware of those things.
I think this was the conclusion from the Sony hack (2014- wow nearly 7 years already). People were scared of cloud security but Sony showed that on prem isn't any better.
The authors of this article also created a browser extension that allows you to pre-configure what data you consent to share and autofills a good number of the most common GDPR pop-ups : https://addons.mozilla.org/fr/firefox/addon/consent-o-matic/
And 104*C without overclocking! Sounds like they’re pushing the envelope.
> If you want to block pornography in your household, setup a pi hole and grab a blocklist from GitHub that has the top million porn domains.

In my case, this would have done very little. A child gets exposed to pornography at friends' houses and at school. Once you're hooked, filters are pretty easy to work around.
You're failing to state a claim, other than perhaps "some guy on the internet is distrustful".

If you have a reason other than your feelings about domestic politics for skepticism about this case, please share it.
I believe one of the sentiments of YC is to launch early and the landing page can sometimes reflect that.

I also don't think it's as bad as you make it sound - the product images could be sharper though.
Small map you have there
Maybe. That's awesome that you had a good experience with their platforms.

The thesis I've come to believe is that universities will be abandoned by the majority of Gen Z because of the high cost and student debt issue. Also the increased awareness of the low value of a college education and the lack of a guaranteed employment.

I think we'll see continued enrollment in fields like computer science, and I think the university and community college setting will continue to be popular.

Unless Coursera and other platforms can attach value and employability guarantees to the credentials they offer, they're not a 1:1 replacement for universities. They're more of a form of "continued learning" that many universities offer to adults and seniors. Learning for a small audience that actively seeks it out.
I see where you're coming from, but for the purposes of language, I'm not aware of Mormon being a slur, and it's probably the most widely known term used to describe people in the LDS church. It's been only a few years since the church themselves called themselves Mormons:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I%27m_a_Mormon

A person changing their name and a tribe changing their name is not exactly comparable, but I can see there is some gray area. I guess if people in LDS really made a big deal out of it, I'd change the way I referred to them.
How can you dissociate fraud from the concept of consent?
I came back tr gonna post that! Amazing site, if you like it you should try hypnospace outlaw.
You only need to move across an invisibly thin border line.
Is it a backport? I read somewhere that it's a continuation of Skylake evolution and not a new architecture.
One of the areas on the cookie consent that confuses me is if a cookie is required for the website to function it doesn't need consent. Since the only cookie my website uses is a session cookie, I don't use a cookie banner. My site won't without it due to the security login area. If you're in a public area and your browser doesn't accept cookies you can still do public things such as reading things and sign up but not login and use the actual system. I am still not sure if I am compliant or not.
He didn't get a diploma. They sent him back to 9th grade to start over.
Clearly the solution here is stronger unions and more money to these schools! How else will they improve?