skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's not just a question of guilt by association - she got kicked out of the Green Party for, basically, employing someone out on bail on child rape (and torture, and...) charges in a role where he absolutely should not have been employed because he could potentially have used it to prey on vulnerable people and possibly giving him a false name to conceal this from them. This directly calls into question whether she can be trusted with a role that gives her power over communication channels used by young people.
No, you don't. That's what makes it low-hanging fruit.

-- Signed, someone who is really familiar with the process.
I've heard that the increased weight of EVs results in more tire particulate matter than ICE cars. Is that true? Probably an ok tradeoff to reduce combustions PM and brake pad PM.
It's a developer ID. Most developers have only one app, so it's very close to an app ID.
Have you read this too?

https://www.wetheweb.org/post/cancel-we-the-web
C'mon the petition does not link where he expressed his views. How can I go and read all the internet looking for the offensive material?

Nah. I believe the people signing the petition know to some extend that this is serious. The petition respects him by not linking all expressions directly. Now it's up to him to defend himself if he likes. If he came around (like he came around before) that is a good defense in these cases. I know him as a very principled person: he'll not come around just for show :)
They'll be fine - EVs still have suspensions, brakes, and other serviceable parts.

The other day a friend of mine bought his first car - a 2008 Honda Jazz.

Stuff that needed to be replaced from the get go:

-front stabilizer link rods.

-front discs

-brake pads

-AC pump

-12V battery

-front lights

Regarding combustion-related parts there's the muffler and oxygen sensor, but that's it.

His case is fairly typical.

Also there's a more immediate danger looming - newer diesels are so sophisticated that quite often repairing them is uneconomical. The same will happen sooner or later to gasoline, because usually it's the costly stuff like injectors and the flywheel that fails.
But surely that should be ASML's choice?
For sure, you're right, I just find it fascinating how much life is out there. If I try visualizing 70lb of small creatures for eagles to eat, it suddenly seems kind of crazy to think of all those creatures and so much life cycling in such a small area where these things hunt. The earth is just covered in life.
> if you ignore all the evidence

What evidence? Pretty much all of it, last I checked, has fallen into any of three categories:

1. Debunked (the "protector of hot ladies" thing, claiming Epstein's victims to have been "entirely willing")

2. Based on some gross exaggeration or misrepresentation (the mattress in his office at MIT, EDIT: and the "pleasure cards")

3. Hearsay
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> Let’s not get overly greedy.

Or maybe have some dignity? How simply demanding a payment for use of your property is greedy? I don't understand this logic.
impressive amount of content
The 2019 Microsoft Surface Pro X is an ARM laptop.

https://www.theverge.com/2019/11/5/20948092/microsoft-surfac...

It uses a Qualcomm laptop processor.
First, Intel has bought several businesses and some of them (Altera for example) have a pre-existing relationship with TSMC.

Second, every wafer that Intel fabs at TSMC is a wafer that AMD cannot fab at TSMC. Intel plays defense on pricing and supply by producing with TSMC.

Not to mention the greater market awareness that Intel gains by being a client of its competitor.
What? European cities are mostly between hundreds and thousands years old. Nearly all of them weren't "designed for public transport".

Cars are a huge problem in Europe as well.
Am I getting some details wrong here?

Reddit hired a person who condoned and supported the glorification of child rape. Then gave this person private and privileged access to moderate discussions among at risk teenagers.

Has there been an investigation into what discussions they may have had with the children that use this site?

Keep in mind that this is being done while these kids are being presented (on reddit) with hard core gore, porn, etc.

Reddit tried to ban people from pointing this out, and it was only after what appears to be a site wide protest that they have removed them from their privileged access administrative team.

Does it actually get worse than this? This seems like a criminal level of negligence, and then a conspiracy to cover it up. Unreal.
"i.e." abbreviates "id est", which transliterates from Latin to "that is"; "e.g.", "exempli gratia", "for (the sake of) example". Most other such abbreviations found in English originate and function similarly, such as "cf." ("conferatur", "compare"), "nb." ("nota bene", "note well"), "etc." ("et cetera", "and so on"), etc.
I don't know. Apparently he's both the most brilliant, accomplished, charismatic leader, scholar and engineer who has ever lived, as well as a fragile "autistic" rose who cannot be held responsible for his words and actions and must be protected at all costs by a small army of simps swearing blood oaths of vengeance against his enemies every time he becomes a topic of conversation.
yes, i live this way in the middle of LA, as do a number of my neighbors, because parking is such a hassle and most of us aren’t rich. grocery/retail, schools, entertainment, medical care, etc. are all walkable, and farther amenities are usually just a scooter/bike/bus/lyft/train ride away. this lifestyle is totally within reach in many places if desired. the ties that bind aren’t much at all, once scrutinized.
Python's builtins, the standard library, and many popular community libraries and tools use docstrings to generate tooling and documentation websites. Describing it as "useful for a certain workflow" is so understated it borders on false. The reverse is more true: docstrings are not useful for a certain workflow, but most Python programmers will find them quite helpful.

All Python programmers already benefit from the docstrings written in the libraries they use, which generate tooltips and documentation websites.
When the subject of your blog post is about your personal life experience, I think that opens you up for public examination. It's not like GP is going around critiquing random HN commentators, or even random public figures.
Have you heard of the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Just-world_hypothesis? The idea that being really smart comes with major pitfalls most of the time is part of it IMO. I love the idea of the tortured genius, and really enjoyed Good Will Hunting. But by every study out there, having high IQ almost always leads to a better life across the board (relationships, physical health, mental health, money). There are exceptions, but some people are just smarter and that pays off in many ways. It's not fair, but neither is life.
I would read that any day over a function called test() where I have to figure out what is actually being tested.
They're seeking to "oust" him, so if you think he doesn't deserve it, then he needs to be defended.
To clarify, I guess what I'm saying is it's often mistaken that this complexity is somehow intrinsic or unavoidable to the craft, when in fact it's completely avoidable.

Bad (but popular) tooling isn't new --- I remember learning PHP4 was like an encyclopedia of gotchas and defensive programming --- but I feel that even a disaster like PHP4 was a lot more approachable for new coders than the state of the art now, and that the skills learned overcoming these things were more portable outside of the framework / language. All of this definitely makes my job more secure, but, I dunno, still feels like a real shame.
That's okay. I knew there would be a lot who wouldn't try to understand the dynamic at work in my family.

As an ordinary person, I got tired of hearing the back-and-forth discussions complete with subtle insults tossed at anyone who doesn't automatically toe the line that eating any animal products is bad while failing to acknowledge that plants may also have some level of situational awareness as a self-defense mechanism.

We have some great discussions about methane from cow farts, plants sending chemical signals to others to warn when you are mowing the grass, etc. Now I can add Venus Fly Traps with weakly magnetic fields that they generate when they slam the doors on unsuspecting insects.

I don't care whether you eat plants, animals, crayons, insects, or floor sweepings. I appreciate you not trying to impose your standards on me, demeaning my choices using arguments that only show your selection bias in how you define sentience in the plant and animal world. There's a lot we don't know about how things work on many scales and the science is fascinating.

You go ahead and eat your greens. I'll eat my mixed diet of meats, dairy products, fish, vegetables, fruits, nuts, and whatever else happens to make it past my lips. To each his own, it's all unknown. If dogs run free.
Thanks for your kind feedback _l4jh. You are not the only one to request a preview ! I will add it when I have some time.

I will include maybe the Table of Contents and a couple of chapters.
I thought our octa core 3 GHz mobile processors would be able to handle a little bit of javascript once in a while.
What do you think of younger sheng? I’ve had a few from Mei leaf that have been fantastic (tub highness especially) — but generally I find it difficult to find decently aged stuff..
I admit I did not read the whole essay, but I think the idea of free software is more relevant today than ever, and is only getting more so. In fact, I think we're approaching the "runaway" part of an exponential curve.

We're in a place where non-programmers and non-hackers are waking up to the importance of transparency and data ownership, and there's no way to achieve that without free software.

I like the idea of public software mentioned in the article, which I understand to be software which is fully transparent and verifiable by everyone, which also sounds a lot like free software.

I think the term "public" is more understandable by a non-technical person, and I may adopt using it after some consideration.
This has been a topic of intensive research for several decades [0]. In a nutshell, people have looked, repeatedly, and have failed to find very much.

There are two main stem cell populations in the brain, which produce new neurons in two discrete regions. One stem cell population is adjacent to the substantia nigra, but produces neurons which migrate to an entirely different region of the brain (involving a "cell highway" known as the rostral migratory stream). There are experimental ways to "misdirect" these new neurons towards the substantia nigra, but there have been no durable experimental or clinical successes. Furthermore, it is relatively straightforward to look for neural stem cells in brain tissue, and to my knowledge, none have been found in the substantia nigra per se.

In spite of the efforts, it is true that finding new neurons in the brain is very challenging, if for no other reason than that there are very few of them. One fascinating study from a few years ago actually used the elevated levels of atmospheric carbon-14 during the Cold War as a label with which to identify new neurons from the second stem cell population [1]. It's now considered that they greatly overestimated the number of new neurons, but it is still a seminal paper in the field.

[0]: Good review, though somewhat technical: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6659986/

[1]: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4394608/
Like surely the employee must have mentioned to HR something along the lines of "people are harassing me, it should stop" and HR might go "okay we will look into that" and someone should have looked into it to see what all the controversy was about...like even a little?
> I think she shouldn't be treated as a pedophile. I think she should be treated warily in positions that involve youth.

These statements don't square. Barring them from employment isn't just wariness.

Hiring her pedo dad is definitely a bad choice for a political campaign and it looks bad. That's different than: can't be trusted alone in a room with a child or can't be trusted to run a forum.
experts have said a lot of things this year...
> okay? so what's the rebuttal if I, someone who has also played dota for over a decade, say it _is_ important?

No, the rebuttal is how can someone who has never played the game before claim x,y,z is important or not?
Not sure any base cards draw this much. But might be doable via modding:

https://www.notebookcheck.net/The-NVIDIA-GeForce-RTX-3090-ma...
Even worse...the filter was added March 9 and the employee removed today March 24. So they either were grossly incompetent about the issue or they thought this "shadowbanning" was an effective solution!
Check out this link, in German, but seems to be solved: https://www.rainer-hannig.com/app/download/15835537224/Voyni...
> This person killed several people, and THAT is your biggest problem?

There's a discussion about how strong the cipher is, and:

thatwasunusual> ...and still the killer is unknown. That's pretty good, IMO.

Someone pointed out that measuring the strength of the cipher by the fact that the killer is unknown is a bad metric, and you seem to believe this as a defence of murder?

They are merely pointing out there is no connection between the fact the killer is unknown and if the cipher was strong or weak.
>In particular, he told one woman he would kill himself if she didn't date him.

>Depressed people should seek treatment. Being depressed doesn't excuse manipulation.

I've been on the receiving end of that same situation; and yet, I don't think inciting an internet hate mob to banish that person from their life's work indefinitely is the proper "treatment" I'd recommend to give that person.
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At 300g/kWh an EV would have to consume 500Wh/km to match combustion cars in terms of emissions.

Highway driving in the winter is the only scenario where an EV can reach 250Wh/km.
> Opus was originally intended to be a general purpose codec

Well, Opus was originally intended to be two codecs, which got merged into the beauty that is Opus now.
> I don't see anything about revocation in the paper.

I don't believe it's something standardized or considered by the original whitepaper. Macaroons have the ability to contain arbitrary data, however, so it wouldn't be difficult to add revocation information to them.

> If I find a PyPI token on my own server, can I not post it to https://pypi.org/_/github/disclose-token without getting a key from you first?

I wasn't part of the design, but my first thought goes to preventing the endpoint's use as an oracle: after a compromise, a malicious agent might find it useful to have an unlimited endpoint to test their stolen credentials against. Restricting use to a limited set of trusted entities avoids that.
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Generally speaking, an employee in the UK can be dismissed for no reason at all within the first two years of employment.
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26573995
- Dark Reader: It will make you unimpressed by the news of a website adding a dark theme, as everything will be displayed in a dark theme, which you can tweak, by default. You can also choose that certain websites be displayed with their original stylesheet.

- Video Speed Controller: control the speed of videos on many websites. You can speed up to 16x and down to 0.07x. Speeding up to 16x is useless for talks that don't link to their slides but show them on the video. You speed up an hour long video and see just the slides in about 4 minutes. If you deem there's enough density or that the treatment is adequate, you can invest in watching the whole thing.

- YouTube Captions Search: "It's like 'ctrl + f' (or 'cmd + f'), but for YouTube". search on a YouTube video's captions. It's useful in many ways. One way is when you have already watched a video and liked a segment addressing a topic. You can go to the video, click on the icon, type in a word from that segment, and it will display the occurrences of that word with their timestamps and context/sentence they're in. You then click on the one you want to go to and it'll take you to the timestamp. One other way is if you want to know if a video addresses a certain topic, but the video's title or description do not mention it: you type in the keywords, and you'll find out.

- Just Read: it is amazing. If you read a lot of content and pages on the internet, Just Read is akin to an IDE's "Zen Mode" or "Distraction free mode. Ctrl + Shift + L and it'll take the page, change its layout only to the main article, removing stuff on the side, ads, all the superfluous. It is appeasing and you only notice how noisy pages are when you use that. You can configure the font and font-size / css to apply to the page. I've set a large font and it looks like a reader.

Recent ones: "High Resolution Downloader for Instagram". I can't stand Instagram's tiny image sizes. This makes it possible to click on a photo and have two buttons appear, one to download, the other to open in a new tab with the real size.

These are in addition to the usual extensions to keep one's sanity on the world wild web.
Well, hopefully this will help clean the free software movement from all those people who think no non-neurotypical person should be in a position of power.

Whose number may seem unusually high, but it isn't if we consider recent history. People is quick to discard all those who think different. And the holier-than-thou mentality is deeply rooted in the American mind.

Hopefully all those people will leave to form their "pure" and "exclusive" community where they could endlessly discuss about how many pricks can dance in a forum's thread, or something like that, so people who really want to work can advance the movement unimpeded by drama-seeking Karens.
I believe Reddit's initial reason for banning was an overstep to prevent harassment of said employee. However even a cursory search engine query would have pointed out very bright red flags that should have immediately led to an internal decision.

Of course instead they put in place this ban logic on March 9 and waited till public discourse exploded to take action on March 24...
I genuinely don't understand why a wanted criminal, famous socialite and multimillionaire thought (at the time) to be in hiding outside the country and known by nearly everyone would spend her time posting links to Reddit accruing millions of comment karma. It straight up does not make sense, and neither does whatever relationship that has to what just happened. It's a total non-sequitur.

It doesn't help matters that they were fairly well known as power user even before [0]. It's the lowest and least creative form of conspiracy theories - really superficial pattern recognition.

[0]: https://www.dailydot.com/debug/reddit-maxwellhill-moderator-...
American fabs have focused on too many feel good measures to competitively compete with the Asian fabs. The new TSMC Arizona HR director came from Intel and one of the first questions out of his mouth was about TSMC's commitment to diversity. TSMC doesn't have a commitment to diversity...it has a commitment to hire the best and brightest to bring value to their end customers.

Pure and simple that is how you succeed.
> Why haven't FBI analysts done the same already?

Because the FBI probably has few or no professional cryptographers. It's possible it could've been solved in a couple of days by the resources in-house at the NSA.

To clarify, I mean they probably have few people who spend time working on the math of crypto. They have lots of people who obviously know how to apply forensic software tools written by others to seized equipment.
I think this reflect the current state of the open source project governance committees: they have been overtaken by the “woke” individuals, concerned with virtue signaling. They did the same thing to Linus. I hope that the new open source projects will emerge from this mess, where the technical merits will dominate once again.
It wasn't until 2017ish before getting 32GB in a MacBook Pro. So the fact that they have 16GB in the first gen seems about right. According to Apple's propaganda and blogospere, the M1 is much more efficient not "needing" the extra RAM. That's just too much for my old dog to wrap my mind around.
Manipulating? The word you are looking for is begging.

Get a grip
Creating a sarcastic straw man does not help you make your point...
They sent more than 3, the first 3 were solved quickly, this was a 4th that was sent years later. I believe the only undeciphered message is the text at the end of the 3rd cipher:

ebeorietemethhpiti

https://www.zodiacciphers.com/chronicle-letter.html
I misread, thanks/sorry!
> But there is no neurogenesis of human dopaminergic neurons in the adult substantia nigra.

Two regions of the mature mammalian brain generate new neurons: (a) the border of the lateral ventricles of the brain (subventricular zone) and (b) the subgranular zone (SGZ) of the dentate gyrus of the hippocampus. [0]

In adult humans, neural progenitors migrate from the early postnatal SVZ into neocortical and striatal areas [1].

[0] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31568602/

[1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4564523/

see also

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3106107/

https://translationalneurodegeneration.biomedcentral.com/art...
looking good! I liked the fact that you took a holistic approach where you don't ONLY teach go but also things like anatomy of a computer, json/xml, http etc. My only concern is that the name "Practical Go Lessons" doesn't seem to capture this, but I don't know what else would you name it.
React, Redux, Jest, and it’s ilk always came off to me as a way for Facebook to remain relevant through tech-debt and lock-in.
Yes, but that's not really the relevant thing.

People get "cancelled" when a large enough group of people think someone has done something wrong.

It just happens to be the case here that the group is very large, but it's fundamentally no different to other cases where people have been "cancelled".
Why would you want to keep test function names in your head? I would rather use that space for regular functions which are in use throughout my program. Test functions are usually single-use anyways so being greedy with characters makes much more sense elsewhere. The most important thing to remember about a test function is what property it tests (and how). Putting that in the function name as a reminder makes a lot of sense imo.
Hiring a pedophile and presumably, inadvertently supplying them access to sensitive communications is still a different transgression than doing it yourself.

I prefer a society where we make this distinction and give people the benefit of the doubt just like our legal ethics do.
I remember loving that feature in Opera.

Of course, that was during dial-up days, so it was a huge quality of life feature.
>Notarization checks if the app contains known malware using an encrypted connection that is resilient to server failures.

Hmm, was that statement released before or after their servers failed?
Not applicable to me since I've been 100% remote for 3+ years, but prior to that I stopped personalizing my desk when I moved from a regular private office around 2008 to a gig with an open office.

If someone was to have said that giving up personalization was the price to pay for being mostly remote, I wouldn't have blinked and just asked where the garbage can was to dump my desk trinkets.
my hunch is that they guessed that the ciphers were a diversion created to waste resources