skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Namespacing them together is good. Hiding the coupling between them isn't. If a function makes use of some data, you want to see where that data comes from, not have the function fetch it via a magic portal to some other part of your code.
"The port authority should raise prices without changing pay or (dis)incentive structures for low level officials" seems like a straw-man, and I don't think that's what OP meant.

You can pay the pilots and low-level officials more money and implement "There are lots of other people who want your cushy job -- you will be summarily fired if you are caught soliciting bribes" policies as well as surveillance and reporting systems to enforce them.

This requires political will from the people at the top, and often results in anger from the people at the bottom, so it doesn't usually happen until the bribery problem is out of control.

Argentina is a good example. Maritime cargo hold inspectors famously made a habit of soliciting larger and larger bribes. They became an outlier, and eventually the shipping companies started to notice, and they put pressure on Argentina to clean up:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22581590
What do you mean by "handle the event loop yourself"?

Again, have you ever actually tried to do this or are you just speculating?
Not too long ago had to search through a truly gigantic file (I believe it contained JSON logs?). Sublime Text slowed to a crawl and froze when attempting to open it, and I didn't even bother with VS Code.
On a hunch, I tried opening it in Notepad - and it loaded quite quickly!
Fantastic post that builds up knowledge along the way. A fun case where this type of knowledge was relevant: when creating emoji short links with a couple characters (symbols), I made sure to snag both URLs: one with the emoji (codepoint + `U+FE0F`) and one with just the symbol codepoint.

Another thing worth calling out: you can get involved in emoji creation and Unicode in general. You can do this directly, or by working with groups like Emojination [0].

[0] http://www.emojination.org/
It is more a demo of a full duplex single lonk using twi frequencies (one for each direction), instead of networking. It might be interesting to add a MAC protocol. Interesting work.
> How you orient yourself toward science and empirical experience

few pro-vaxxers have a detailed understanding of biology or science, nor empirical evidence wrt vaccination, or the education to interpret it.

The difference is not one of understanding, but trust, and the capacity to believe in "conspiracy". The problem is, sometimes conspiracies do exist (prism) and science is becoming increasingly politicised.

That said, flat-earthers are categorically different, b/c it has nothing to do with science: a round earth can be demonstrated fairly easily in laymen terms, and the scale of the conspiracy to confound a round-earth map is also disproportionate.
They modelled the distribution of cars/people during holidays (if that's even possible), but then omitted one particular use case?
I would have though mass would be centred at commercial areas during day; and I would also guess that peoples cars would be more mass-significant than themselves, so higher traffic during day would also be significant.

During holidays, people would be more likely to go on vacation, and/or the streets less busy.
Nvidia’s Carmel is sequentially consistent.
Does this mean never put style strings in html? Whether by style-attr, JS or CSS, that html tree has to get style attributes somehow.

I sort of accepted a similar view, that functionality and presentation should be separate (although base html isn't necessarily representative of either).

Now have a more nuanced view: functionality and presentation don't map strictly to logic (js) and style (CSS) - I think there is such a thing as presentation logic, versus data logic.
> In jury nullification, the mob decides who is technically guilty but unjustly punished (because the law is bad, because the punishment is too severed, etc..

Jury nullification is a jury acting on its own accord, without respect to the law.

Overruling unjust punishment is the archetype. The Northern jury nullifying Fugitive Slave Act convictions, for instance. The flip side of that coin is Southern juries nullifying lynching convictions. One can make a value judgement on that not being jury nullification, but it's the same mechanism.
Replace extortion with rape. You'll quickly realize how absurd this argument is. They're breaking their own laws decided by their own people.
One of the things SCOTUS said in regards to this particular case: "While jurors undoubtedly should be told to follow the law, the statement that there is no valid jury nullification misstates the role of nullification because an acquittal is valid, even if it resulted from nullification."

There is also no implied punishment so the judge in case overstepped.
No, I dont. Its ~30cm/ns, Fastest RAM available _ever_ never went below 7ns.
Probably "State is hard—let's eliminate it!" is better if it is possible. Lots of states just shouldn't exist at first place because they are clearly derivations of some other state.
Now I’m dissatisfied with what I put. There are just so many but these popped in my head first.
Saw others put “the moon is a harsh mistress” ++ to that.
LOTR I feel like changes me for the better with every re-reading.
Thank you for this. I read now Chapter 7 and this seems to be a really good book.
A friend was an LAPD detective for 30 years. He was involved in two fatal shootings, and we talk a lot about his days on the beat.

He said, without exception, the only time he can draw and use his firearm is if "he had immediate fear for his own life (or the life of another)" - he said they're trained to say those exact words when questioned about why they used lethal force. Shooting someone because they're running away, or swearing, or not cooperating is VERY strictly not allowed.

Whenever I hear of a person shot running away, or a person with their hands in the air I suspect there will be very big problems.
I'm so glad. I trust running whatsapp.com, messenger.com, slack.com, discord.com, bluejeans.com, zoom.com etc.. I do not trust installing the Whatsapp app, slack app, discord app, zoom app, or bluejeans app. In the browser I have control, native (at least on Windows) I don't. Those native apps, at least on windows, can basically do anything. Read my entire hard drive, scan my network, install a key logger, turn on my camera and mic, etc.... In the browser they can't
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A factory factory factory would be a bag of hidden mutable state that could construct another bag of hidden mutable state that could construct another bag of hidden mutable state that could construct another bag of hidden mutable state, making it virtually impossible to track down where anything in the final result had come from - things could come from any mutation to the final result, or some but not all mutations to any of the intermediate results.

Without the mutable state it's not a factory, it's just a function, and there's no confusion and no problem.
Jobs are just one way of living. I feel like there are more efficient ways to implement prosperity. Or have less suffering keeping the level of prosperity the same.

What is a job? Is it really beneficial? This reminds me of David Graeber's Bullshit Jobs lecture. Too many people are suffering because of their trust in systemic inefficiency.
I might have discovered a Chrome bug.

1) Turn bluetooth off.

2) Click the "bluetooth" button, then deny it.

3) Chrome crashes.
Reasons to Consider Northern Sea Route as a Alternative to the Suez Canal Route
It's not UBI because it has means and racial tests. Furthermore, it might be illegal because the city is promoting something that is openly racist. This may well be shutdown by lawsuits fairly quickly, and then used as ammunition to pander for votes with "the white man won't let has have free money." I don't see how this anything but an ostensible token for cynical political purposes.
> ...with no package manager.

What is the difference between a package manager and an App Store?
Minor nit: Page Rank is pretty much spelled out publicly in the patent. I haven't read the implementation code, but I was on the indexing team. I don't think the source / root node(s) of the graph were ever made public, but other than that, the algorithm itself is known.

Ascorer, Amit's Scorer is where the ranking magic happens. My team generated a few of the hundreds/thousands of signals that went into Ascorer. I'm not sure if learn-to-rank is still considered Ascorer, or its replacement. I left before Amit, but seeing the things that came out leading to his departure, I'm sure it's no longer called Ascorer.

(On a side note... what's the word for scratching the name of a disgraced Egyptian pharaoh off a monument? Iconoclasm and ostracization aren't quite the phrase I'm looking for.)
I Like That the Boat Is Stuck
You can have multiple cranes working on a ship in parallel, like in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=590t6mbebsc
> VAST majority of laws are passed by the executive branch

Through delegated lawmaking. When agencies overstep those boundaries, the courts have been more than happy to strike them down.

And to be fair, my statement should have included the executive. It should not include the judiciary, who have a more limited--albeit equally powerful--role in our government.
In terms of DDR4, AFAIK none. But in the context of DDR5, each DIMM is now Dual Channel.
I should have said standard of proof instead of burden of proof. I believe it is under a preponderance standard (>50%), not a beyond a reasonable doubt (that it isn't guilty) standard.

Maybe in some states it is that you would only keep whatever fraction of certainty you proved, as is done in civil disputes in some places?
I don't know about scrub as it doesn't alter version history but user data such as passwords, IP addresses, etc.; but to shun an artifact definitely meets my criteria for falsifying history and thus lying. I neither suffer from cognitive dissonance nor feel the need to defend a piece of software's honour.
Civic tech Open Source project sabotaged by Stockholm City government
I hope this is successful. For a couple of years I’ve been telling people how bad demand aggregation platforms are because of the way they commoditize supply for important things like labor providers and small businesses.

A supply side coop is the only way to defeat demand aggregation IMO. Hopefully we see more of this because I think the economy is a lot healthier with a lost of fair value, mutually beneficial relationships instead of the current trend of exploiting everyone and everything within sight.
TSO is just one part of Rosetta. Another significant performance win is that it’s sloppy with keeping the runtime out of the emulated address space to save on a (slow) software MMU, which may not be feasible for other implementations.
Nice video, thanks for sharing. We shall defeat the water, with water! :D
There is, a big consequence. There is now precedent that attempted seizure qualifies as a violation of ones rights if it is unreasonable.
Unless it was edited later, its in there about 1/4 of the way down.

"Vercel doesn’t replicate Functions across their Network in Free and Pro accounts - Functions can be deployed to one particular region only. Enterprise plan users can specify multiple regions for Serverless Functions."
English wikipedia is not that better off. Good luck opening the "Socialism" or "Communism" articles, and finding any mention of deaths and horrors of notorious socialist and communist regimes like the Soviet Union. And good luck trying to add this information to these articles yourself.
It really is quite good- read the whole thing :)
It is often said "we are a nation of laws". I do not recall anything about laws being just.
I like the way you think.

I'd buy a plane ticket to Suez to see that. Or even pay for a proper 4k stream of the event.
The message is: white poor people are worth less than black poor families, for the same level of poor.

"Let's divide-and-conquer people based on race, but flip which one is 'better.'" - modern politicians
As a Buddhist it seems like a good natured joke, any form of spiritually can be confronting.

And if it wasn't meant to be humorous, I don't think it would be very Buddhist of me to take it personally!
My whole point as been around _selectable_ consistency, which is a rarity. Yes, there are many cores with stricter than necessary consistency, but very very very few allow you to switch consistency models at runtime.

Hence my original statement about the "cute _optional_ TSO memory model".
Object oriented programming is about messaging, not functions.

Keeping data structures close to the code that uses them is just being sane.
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> Currently they are used for these three flags only: England, Scotland and Wales:

Not quite true, you can get US state flags with this as well.
I still think it has value. It automates 99% of the drudgery of driving.

Though that's an interesting thought... if you go to sell the car and it didn't fulfill its promise, can you ask for a refund? Can it transfer to the next tesla if you trade it in?
Might as well make them fireworks while you’re at it so there can either be a celebration at the end or, even better, a celebration of failure.
Even those Twitter posts are vague. What exactly did he do?
>I've got a bunch more raw ABC tapes uploaded like Frank Zappa talking about Larry Flynt, 2 hours of b-roll of E3 1995, and an Atari Car Chase simulator being demonstrated to police in Miami.

ARH!!! Upload them all I want to watch it. Thanks for doing it this got me really excited.
Forget toilet paper, pandemic panic leads to run on $50, $100 notes
Sounds exactly like communism. Or do you have any examples of communist countries which are not one-party dictatorships? Or which don't have any capitalistic features whatsoever?
Technically speaking, how does this even work?

And non-technically speaking, how does a major flaw like this not get spotted and patched when the architecture for SMS was being initially designed? Or is this just one of those cases where no-one was willing/able to consider security (it where it wasn't even a usual consideration)?

Out of all the technologies I use on a day-to-day basis, I feel like telephony networks and transmission is the area I know the least about.
The corruption goes up the ladder. These folks to keep there jobs likely have to pay in cash and cigarettes to whoever controls there ability to work the canal.
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So, do they have a replacement communication system for warehouse workers between themselves and with higher-tiers?
The thing is that it shouldn’t have to cost more unless Uber is massively subsidizing rides. Once the platform is built the incremental cost of adding a driver or customer should be very low and, by cutting out an unnecessary rent seeking middle man, you have better margins.
I'm glad you cut back and realized that your health is more important. I haven't had a TV since I was in high school. I don't really play video games. It's the notion of "work" in western society that is a distraction from self-compassion. Some of it is fulfilling, some of it is soul-sucking.

I think to implement self-compassion more effectively, we need less of these soul-sucking jobs. Everyone is different though. To some, chopping wood may be fulfilling, to others not so much. So perhaps, we need more fulfilling notions of "work" and making a living.
Taxi apps really aren't very complex and expensive pieces of work. The unicorn start-up scaling up model is just what makes them so. There are already plenty of examples of pretty okay taxi-apps. And the industry itself is much more capital-to-revenue intensive and tech...
How do people in countries where bribes are pervasive think about Anglosphere countries where they aren't? Do they think we're oblivious to the potential? Not interested in money? So rich it doesn't matter? Or do they feel sorry for officials not getting the share they deserve?
They spent a lot of money subsidizing rides. It would be nice if they were making losses to plough money into R&D, but that is/was not the case.
The real kicker here is "unreasonable."
Cops shooting a fleeing suspect assuming that person is "dangerous" will be found reasonable.
Cops shooting someone who talks back at them is already resisting arrest.
Check Target for your Coke fix. Multiple stores in the Chicago burbs list of in stock.
I'm not following, why would it require a soft MMU? They're not changing out the semantics of the virtual address space.

And the runtime isn't a security boundary so there's no reason to hide it.

I also don't see how what you're saying requires hardware support.
Not having "reader mode" available for this webpage irritated me greatly because I hate serif'ed fonts and prefer how I have my reader mode configured.

My "rules" for readability. YMMV

Opening braces are syntactic sugar to allow for single line statements without braces. Using what the author calls ITBS and requiring braces avoids this.

Putting the "else if" and "else" on a separate line avoids the "} else if () {" structure and puts the "else" at the same syntactic level as the "if".

snake_case variables areMuchMoreReadable than camelCase.

Spaces (after_function_names) means that it is difficult to distinguish them from language keywords like while () and for () (in C/C++).

Excessive attempts at alignment on ":" or "=" boundaries or using a convenient arrangement for a particular group of declarations leads to inconsistencies that cannot be dealt with by an automatic formatter.

Function parameter declarations should be aligned one indent further than the name of the function with the brackets used in the same way as braces, so something like:

function my_function(
param_1,
param_2
) {
// body
}
I always leave some unallocated space in LVM in my machines. However, in a cloud environment it's probably easier or only possible to delete that 8 GB file.
this is with a fixed multiprocessing script ?
I always liked wkhtmltopdf.

It makes it super easy for front end devs to layout and generate PDFs using tools they already know.

Can't beat the price either, especially compared to coldfusion or some of the .net libraries out there.
Going in a small sailboat through doldrums, then against south passats, all the way to Canaries will take about two or three months of non-stop sailing. You will still need to enter ports to get food and fuel, and deal with african border and port authorities. The whole feat would be an equivalent of 5-10 Suez Canal transitions in terms of haggling and bribery, 10-20 in money and 30-50 times longer.
You still save a build, because (if needed) you can get results the next run rather than running two builds to figure out what went wrong. It’s not that I only have a chance to run two builds, but fewer builds saves time, especially in situations where running one takes a long time or things are falling over in such a way that it’s even hard to get a build scheduled.

As for what I would do once I have that information…for GitHub Actions not much other than report it to someone who might actually have use for that information. But for internal CI it can be useful because it can tell you things like “oh the build always fails 30 minutes in, perhaps something is timing out” or “it always fails at 68%…hmm, I can download this file when not on the corporate network. Ah, the firewall doesn’t like that packet”.

Again, I’m not saying I don’t agree with you that this is often not useful, but if you have a way to hide it away until it is necessary I would generally lean towards keeping it.
When and where did they exist for a limited period of time? It never even occurred to me that this was an option
>> Only the zealots are left using it.

Evidence for this statement?

How many years of Clojure programming experience do you have?
What operating system?
Thank you. This explanation was helpful to me.
I'm wondering what how this will affect the world economy? There are estimates that usually there goes 9.6 billion dollars worth of cargo through the canal daily [0]. That means every minute it is blocked costs 4.7 million dollars. I'd guess some shipping companies have already started going around Africa. How much delay does that add and what are it's possible effects for Europe's supply chain?

0: https://www.aljazeera.com/economy/2021/3/25/suez-blockage-se...
I agree with your reasoning here. I'm genuinely interested in your interpretation of the idiom, "whistling in the dark".

I have heard this as, "whistling in the wind", taken to imply sound waves are distorted by wind patterns since sound waves use air molecules for conveyance. Whistling into the wind would tend to dampen sound waves intended for up-wind listners. Whereas, whistling with the wind tends to cause a whistle with the same decibel level as the into-the-wind variety to travel a bit further to down-wind listners.

How would the medium of light impact travel distance of sound waves? Or is there a cultural reference here that is different for me as a American english speaker?
>So… arguably the best chef in the entire world. On YouTube. Showing you how he cooks. How he thinks.

>Yet his videos only get 10-20k views. That might sound like a lot on the surface, but pay attention to view counts on YouTube and you’ll find random housewives consistently getting hundreds of thousands of views for their cooking videos.

>I think you have to consider that some sort of failure.

An expected failure by the vast majority of youtube watchers to seek this kind of excellence.
Indeed. They're sandboxed and you can alter the webapps in the browser. I mildly edit the CSS of most of the websites I frequently use over time with Stylus.
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I expected this to be about the Webster Street Tube, the tunnel you drive through to get from Oakland to the Taco Bell in Alameda.

EDIT The most popular previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9958407
This is because Shortt clocks are pendulum clocks whose oscillation period directly depends on the gravitational acceleration. Quarz oscillators and atomic clocks are not affected by this.
The salvage company hired to fix this problem is probably just reading this thread and nodding along like yeah that could work. Great idea HN!
I saw this and thought it was a squadron of fighter jets and my partner thought the city was under missile attack (to be clear I thought they were jets from the local bases)
Yet another reason phone numbers shouldn't be used to identify or secure anything.
There's a short story by Chekhov "The First-class Passenger" that depicts a similar sentiment from the year 1886 :)