skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
lol, of course none of them have any documentation explaining why.

Typical programmers.

source: I'm a programmer
It's very much the case, so long as you stick to standard C (the full limitations of which very few people are actually aware of).

Runtime backwards compatibility is similarly extensive on platforms that care about it. You can still take a DOS app written in ANSI C89 the year that standard was released, and run it on (32-bit) Windows 10, and it'll work exactly the same. In fact, you can do this with apps all the way back to DOS 1.0.
Yes, we know. That's why I said "off-topic".
> AI has a diversity challenge In 2019, 45% new U.S. resident AI PhD graduates were white

By what metric is it a challenge? The percentage is in line with world population and population of countries doing AI.
Trying to use ML to predict exercise type based on blood glucose data. https://dddiaz.com/post/glucose-datascience/
Bryan hinted pretty strongly in the article that the answer was “yes” to the first and “no” to the second.

Why should it be the same? If I join a year after you, I sure as hell hope you have more, all else being equal. If we join the same day and you are twice as critical to the success, I hope you have more, because your incentive pulls my outcomes higher.
Do you support anywhere remote? Can you setup a smart lab for remote systems SWEs?
What’s happening is exactly the same as the Chinese cultural revolution.
For fellow Pi-hole users deep CNAME inspection was added in [v5.0](https://github.com/pi-hole/FTL/releases/tag/v5.0).
Wouldn't this just create a whole new set of privacy concerns if you're having random people MITM your traffic?

Even if it's encrypted, I feel like someone smarter than me would figure out how to do bad things with this.
Here's an unpopular thought: raising kids, motivating them to learn, helping them mature, teaching them your values, helping them get out of bad influence, is a full-time job.

It requires education to explain the right things and show good examples. It requires soft skills to be patient and persuasive. It requires people skills to counter out bad influencers. It requires time, dedication and patience.

It's not the same job as doing taxes or writing code. But being a manager or a consultant in a software company is also different from classical hands-on jobs, and nobody has a problem with that.

But our society has taken a weird turn. Instead of recognizing the importance of this job, respecting stay-at-home parents and encouraging as many families as possible to invest in the future by taking the best care of their kids, we have effectively destroyed it. And thanks to supply/demand, it's now expected for both spouses to work if you want a regular lifestyle with regular jobs. So unless you are considerably richer than your neighbors, your chances are very weak.
Thanks and full ACK to nexuist.

Are we here to help a human in struggle or are we more interested to discuss the level of (mental) health care in nation state XYZ in detail?

I commented to hopefully help the OP in struggle; regardless of the nation state the OP is living in.

Wherever the OP lives, I am very sure that there is INITIAL help very close for free in terms of money; wherever the journey will end and however it will look like.

Talking to someone will help. We are all human beings.
I bought a used version of an early edition of the original Where's Waldo on eBay. I later picked up a modern reprinting of all of them. My son and I were inspecting side-by-side and noticed some differences. Made the books more fun in a way (although if there had been something outrageously offensive in the original that would be a different matter).
No I'm dead serious, you are actually doing the thing you are claiming to prevent. There's a new Red Scare going around and it's costing people their livelihoods. First Ebay canceled, then all American companies, then all of America.

Don't want to be a mouth piece for a 50 year old children writer? Canceled! It's basically just virtue signaling, but the effects are huge.

Going to any Christian owned businesses? Are they canceled too because they burned Galio's books? Rank hypocrisy. Go my tribe I guess.
Apparently they only allow critically annotated copies.
Honestly I can't tell anymore. Feel like I'm in crazy land whenever I fall into a thread like this.
I dunno if the downvotes are deserved. I think you are correct in that the amount of data exfiltrated is limited.

But it's still exfiltrated data, and if the user was given the choice they would almost certainly choose to block such requests.

Further, it strikes me that such trackers engaging in this behavior are knowingly subverting user wishes. Which is sort of demonstrating bad faith. I believe attempting to demonstrate the bad faith of tracking companies was a motivator for the DNT flag. They slithered out of that issue by arguing that because people were setting it as default, users didn't effectively consent to not being tracked. This case seems more clear, where they are subverting anti tracking plugins.
> It works pretty well, since there is quite a limited vocabulary.

You probably know this already, but that was due to a bet!

> The vocabulary of the text consists of just 50 words and was the result of a bet between Seuss and Bennett Cerf, Dr. Seuss's publisher, that Seuss (after completing The Cat in the Hat using 236 words) could not complete an entire book without exceeding that limit. The 50 words are a, am, and, anywhere, are, be, boat, box, car, could, dark, do, eat, eggs, fox, goat, good, green, ham, here, house, I, if, in, let, like, may, me, mouse, not, on, or, rain, Sam, say, see, so, thank, that, the, them, there, they, train, tree, try, will, with, would, you.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_Eggs_and_Ham
Only a matter of time til one of these trackers gets owned or bought by blackhats and starts impersonating other sites with their subdomain credentials. Green lock means I'm safe right?
BLM land access is one area that could be a large subsidy not counted as a direct subsidy. That can't really be shifted to fruits and vegetables (I don't think the land is suitable). There are grazing fees (though not everyone pays and they have trouble enforcing them), but it sound like they could be considerably lower than market rate. See "State and Private Grazing Rates" in:

https://fas.org/sgp/crs/misc/RS21232.pdf

It is a huge political issue going back hundreds of years as ranching was arguably the largest driving factor behind the European colonization of the Americas.
I am familiar with tor but wasn’t sure how it was implemented. After briefly checking the tor wiki it appears you are right.

I guess the only thing that’s necessary now is to set it up so that the node could be another mobile client. Maybe it’s possible with webrtc or an extension?
Mine is a service to take payments inside browser extensions without needing to run your own server backend! https://extensionpay.com :D

I made it so I could use it in my own extensions. Definitely lowers the barrier to making profitable side-project extensions. Open-source library is here: https://github.com/glench/ExtPay
Another AdGuard home user here!

I actually discovered it when I wanted to install pi-hole on my mac server and it just wouldn't work besides with the Docker container, which had other issues like not being able to see the client IP that made the request.

Been running AdGuard Home for a couple months now and it's really nice!
Latinx.

As “colonist” as that term is it’s been adopted by almost all progressives, and not many actual Latinos. I hear it on NPR all the time
Curiously, the delisted book "If I Ran the Zoo" contains the first use of the word "nerd" in print. (Just something I found out a couple of decades ago and thought might be interesting to HN.)
Great app, it has been fun to use.
I don't know, but it just feels like it could be. It can certainly be illegal in some places if you intentionally misgender someone, so if the bar is that low, anything more reasonable isn't that fanciful.
I assume that's 250MWh, and California consumes 260 TWh per year, so that's 30s of power consumption.
>Next battle in this war: adtech code becomes indistinguishable; tracking IDs start appearing in all exit links from major publishers; adtech firms & publishers coordinate on the backend to sync those IDs.

that can be easily filtered out eg. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/link-cleaner/
solarwinds123
It's worth noting, though, that Manchester MA was renamed 30 years ago to sound quaintly affluent -- in pointed contrast to the working-class mill town of Manchester NH, just over the border.
Here are some examples that a majority of people likely agree should be burned and are probably on the side of good

- books containing literal child porn

- books with troop locations and movement during an ongoing war

- books with current nuclear launch codes

I am not sure how many of those have any historical precedence though.
Many folks have been going through this. It sucks, and what works for some may not work with others.

Things that have helped me:

* Clear the goddamn desk. Things on your desk other than what you need is a distraction even if you see them and don't act on them.

* If you're like me, you have certain pavlovian impulses to hit up your favorite social media sites. HN has anti-procrastination features, use them. There's also black-listing browser extensions you can turn-on so you don't go to whatever time suck social media you use.

* Commit yourself to doing at least some meaningful work everyday. It's OK if it's only a short time. 1 or 2 hours of intense focus can easily look like a solid day's work to anyone that's paying attention to productivity.

* Talk to human beings one-on-one. If you can't help yourself, try helping someone else. You will feel better about work. Just call them up and offer to help them out of the blue. If not a co-worker, then a friend.

* When you take a break, really take a break. When you sit at your desk, really work.

These work for me. They may not work for you or anyone else.
I meant "write" not in a literal sense. "CLIP pre-trains an image encoder and a text encoder to predict which images were paired with which texts in our dataset" Isn't this the implicit coupling between text and image that is observed as multi-modal neurons?
>> don't know what y'all are missing

shouldn't this be "don't know what y'all is missing"?
First of all: one thing is Agile, another thing is Scrum. Scrum is for people that need to be introduced with clear steps to Agile. Imho the best way to do Agile is Kanban but you need mature teams.

In my experience only one company of the six I worked for was doing real Agile. Really short stories, the entire team (inclusing devs) talking to the customer, meetings reduced to a minimum, xp practices all over the place. High value produced, happy customers.

What I noticed about it was that:
- every single member of the team believed in it, so no protests
- management believed in IT and paid for both agile and xp coaches
- hiring was being done right, hr on the first call already clarified what we expected so zero false positives in the hiring phase, new hirings didn't need convincing
- slow hiring. The majority of devs hates agile, scrum, pair programming, testing and talking to customers

I left after 5 years to try something new, I still don't find something as good as what I described above.

I then worked for both startups and corp but when they do it, they do it wrong: focused on the process and not on the outcome. People were told "scrum is mandatory because we are doing the digital transformation" or whatever. No measures of the outcome.

Anyway, I firmly believe in Agile, I saw it working in a product company that made billions.

Unfortunately the movement got polluted with consultants that need to sell their service so I personally think you need to get lucky to find a proper place to do it.
Postgres Notify for Real Time Dashboards
In theory, this should have lower efficacy than bit flips elsewhere in the domain. Periods aren’t actually sent in DNS queries, so you’re decreasing the number of places in memory where the necessary bit flip could occur. The equation changes slightly when you’re trying to intercept HTTPS traffic, though, since a bit flip in a DNS query wouldn’t help you anyway; it’d have to happen elsewhere.
Including cable providers is fine. The issue is how this money is structured. It needs to be a loan where the debt is forgiven once you reach certain milestones. The issue with the money earlier was there wasn't any teeth when it came to enforcing what was to be done with the funds.

Make the loan be equally competitive - any company can apply for any amount of money, and a small amount of the loan is forgiven per user they bring above the 100/100 mark (with possibly a bonus to rural users). Any backbone infrastructure created with these loans needs to be peerable as well.
What was the replacement phrase? “Team” is the only replacement I can possibly think of but that makes you sound like an unfeeling robot.
Folx? How do you pronounce the x? I'm in a pretty progressive setup and haven't heard that yet.
Anything that's needed to be given up, how do we estimate it?
It's authoritarianism and cultural revolution: there is not a contest of ideas, but a demand for obedience.
I think we can start by not referring to someone else’s thoughts as “wildly incendiary rant”
It's a [thinly-veiled antisemitic conspiracy theory](https://www.jewishpress.com/sections/features/features-on-je...), which is more obvious when viewing his oeuvre.

Edit: This comment doesn't deserve response, it deserves to be silenced.
I just don't see a functional difference between doing this and sending your server logs to Datadog or Cloudwatch for analysis. It's sorta convenient, but nothing you can't do on the server side with slightly more fuss.

There's no cross-site aggregation (much less in-browser tracking) possible in this model, unless I'm missing something major.
One of my Chinese coworkers confided the same thing to me. I think we should be very concerned.
I mean, I can do it, I've done it... but yikes. Where did you interview at, and for what kind of position?
They don't have to make everyone type in `rsync -aBc foo bar` they just need to expose it in a way that rsync can work with it.

Then Apple themselves and developers in the ecosystem can create nice GUIs for the "typical Apple user."
It’s a point to note that without Google Fiber bashing in traditional telecom, we’d still be at 10Mbps upload/download being deemed “blazing fast internet”.

Keep that in mind the next time you pay your monthly bill for AT&T/Time Warner/Comcast/Verizon. They could’ve given you gigabit speeds the entire time.
It is, I do this routinely because I'm constantly meeting people and don't have desired pronounces in front of me.
that seems negative like "you people", as in a sterotyped grouping of a bunch of individuals, vs. just a group of people
You’ll have to forgive the brevity of this comment but I think the best way to express my sincere disappointment is with a simple :(
My professor (head of CS dept) referred to these as 'weed out classes'.

If that sounds evil, imagine the grief, wasted money, time, frustration, and stress of letting people get 3-4 years into computer science and then dropping out because it's fucking hard.

So my second hardest classes were freshman year. 3rd year (micro-architecture and assembler)finally bested them.
This is a weird take. Just because you're going meta, does not invalidate that the internet has turned into a steaming pile of shit since last 10 years.

It sounds pseudo-englightening without any substance. Ok, you've observed this meta aspect of HN. So, what?
Nice. No wonder they import them as much as they can! And when there's not enough homeless Americans, even illegal aliens will do.

"I'm from the gubmint and I'm here to help."
Discrimination based on race is racism regardless of who the perpetrator is.
Pittsburgh also has "yinz."
I didn't accept or reject his opinion. I pointed out that you're acting like an unsocialized ass when you say shit like "Wow, got a source for what some other guy based his comment on 5 years ago?"
If the text encoder's representation of "spiderman" and "spider" are close together, then the image encoder is penalized if it makes the image representations far apart from each other. So what we are witnessing here could simply be the neuron that says "I think 'spider' appears in the caption'". Of course it could be that the network understands the metaphorical relationship of spiderman to spiders, but the simpler explanation seems more plausible to me.
The web sites in question can make their subdomains point anywhere they want. They can forward all their tracking info to the ad companies without any real technical innovation. This fight is ultimately futile. The only real solution here is legislative.

BTW, why do browsers not treat subdomains as separate entities for the purposes of figuring out what is a third party? Why don't they restrict things on the basis of IP addresses and skip all this complexity? One connection, one IP address...
You people would say that.
When are we going to admit that black supremacy is just as damaging as white supremacy? I’m not saying we should all become white supremacists because the science obviously doesn’t check out but surely it’s time to call racial superiority groups out for the trash they’ve become. It’s no longer about “racial equality” and I’m not sure it ever was. They’re just out to squash other races at this point.
Consider the fact that Simula-67, which predated C by 3 years, had classes and objects very similar to what Java offers (and then some - e.g. coroutines), and a built-in string processing library that used object-oriented syntax.

The reason why C won had little to do with its advantages as a language over the competitors. It just happened to be the systems language for Unix, which was the winner in the early OS wars on microcomputers (for unrelated reasons). Once it became so established, there was a positive feedback loop: you would write portable code in C, because you knew that it was the fastest language that most platforms out there would support. And then any new platform would offer a C compiler, because they wanted to be able to run all the existing C code out there. And so, here were are.
There already exist Linux distros which do this natively.
Why not be attacked by both sides? Why not live your morals and not desire to be in a group?
Found this informative video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QrBF9BWYAZY
Conservatives wouldn't complain if private companies were censoring and cancelling left-leaning content. They'd be out there defending private property rights and corporate freedom to act. It's transparently political.

BTW: I don't think canceling left-leaning stuff is far fetched. If you think we have cancel culture now, wait until we have a serious "rebooted" labor movement in this country that starts getting traction. The gloves will come off.
Why is it (honest question)? And what happened?
They mean the link won't work unless it has the id, which could be as mentioned indistinguishable
Flagged? New Domain, Ideas?
So your... plan... is to wait for Western civilization to fall, and have the survivors return to traditional society amongst the abandoned buildings of the dead empire?

Your best case scenario is population collapse, but to do it without disease or conflict? Just everyone peacefully getting old and dying without having children?
Memories and feelings are merely constructs of the brain. Even those can be doubted. The "first person experience" goes deeper, it's the observer of these parts.

And beyond being an observer, the brain is aware of the observer, so it is not merely an observer (observer effect).

(It's also interesting (with controversial implications) that there are people who know precisely what's meant by consciousness, and others who only seem to understand it conceptually.)
It's condescending but there's truth to it. Internet speed in the US is a symptom of a larger issue that the country has with incentives towards good governance, which is more often seen in poorer countries.
Possibly, depending on regional dialect.

Also acceptable is "what y'all're" or "what-y'all're".

Edit" also "t'y'all're". Note that many of these sound much better said then they look written.
C was not without competition on microcomputers, either. A lot of DOS software was written in Pascal, for example - and it wasn't any slower for that.
A single house's price can easily go down. Even an entire city like Detroit MI can devalue. But those mortgage backed securities represent the national average.

With climate change the music may suddenly stop for flood prone areas like Miami once investors stop underwriting 30 year mortgages.
> which were deliberately intended to demean black people in America

So if someone makes caricatures to demean the irish should we ban those? Seems pretty ridiculous...
I would not be surprised if there’s a "roaring 20’s" effect after the pandemic is done (in a number of ways).
XP for me is the core of agile software engineering I can relate to, principle driven rather than process focused a'la Scrum.

For me scrum optimises for a very narrow perspective of software development which did not align well with long term and sustainable software engineering and ownership. If i was far less than generous I'd say scrum is design for children rather than responsible adults.

For success as a leader i should be focusing on building and fostering a team than does not need the self imposed constraints of scrum but are rather conscientious and vested enough to build and deliver what the company needs and the team can maintain.
I'm convinced that the CCP is playing us like a fiddle.
especially because the Dr Seuss books are superior literary specimens (how ironic!)
Slippery Slope Fallacy Fallacy
The most prolific trackers already require authentication; this approach will lead to every website requiring authentication. Impossible to trace = easy to attack.
I imagine folx will sometimes be pronounced as “fucks” depending on accent and circumstance.
That sounds like a lot of fun haha
Is it really so hard to include the few women who've managed to get anywhere in the industry?

The whining in this thread sounds like my white southern grandma getting mad about having to call "n**s" people

If you don't like it, go ahead and quit.

I REALLY doubt that anyone's going to get in trouble for addressing a group of 5 or 10 men as "you guys", but it's not the hardest thing in the world to just swap out "you guys" with "team" or "friends" or whatever
> If Alladin is not racist, neither is Dr. Seuss

If you’ve seen both Alladin and the cartoons in question, it’s hard to believe you’re commenting in good faith.
On Beyond Zebra was one of my favorites as a child, one of the first I bought for my own children, and its message makes banning it very sadly ironic. make no mistake - this is a massive loss of american culture.
Cool Project!
Yeah that’s the main challenge. With TLS in theory it shouldn’t matter but not all pages are served with https. Managing self signed certificates would also be an issue.