skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I didn’t claim otherwise. What I do think, is that

1) these views are heavily colored by industrialization in the USA / low animal welfare / high-intensity farming, which is not matched anywhere else

2) we can lower demands on land and water by moderating our consumption of meat (the US average is something like 1 burger pp/day?) while still growing most of our food in natural ways

Turning to more industrialization seems like a cop-out instead of real (hard) solutions: change of consumption habits, organic farming, strong environmental laws and so on.

I don’t particularly look forward to having most of my food being some form of goo coming out of a massive factory, completely inscrutable, which is where this is leading.
Idk about transparent. They deliberately hid their "open compensation calculator."

https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/total-rewards/compensation...

That's increasing opaqueness.
When maple syrup, molasses, maple/corn/rice/malt syrup, agave etc. and soy/rice/oat/almond/coconut milk are readily available and affordable now, it's easy to avoid honey and milk today if you want to for environmental and/or ethical reasons.

I'm pessimistic that e.g. lab grown meat will have a big impact unless it tastes identical to beef while being cheaper - the above alternatives are available now for other food types but it's still not enough incentive for most people to change. Any difference in taste will be a huge downside (most won't give their tastebuds a little time to adapt to a new taste without a good reason) and there's always going to be unfounded claims about what's healthy and natural.
If you click the articles linked within the post, you’ll see that there’s a bit of malicious compliance going on on the admin’s part with regards to not naming the individual.
It’s a far too common (and immoral) arrangement these days - offsets a lot of costs around direct employment, and reduces their rights and pay, and helps Amazon evade lots of responsibility.
If the spice doesn't flow, Saudi Arabia can't afford US weapons.

Also the oil dependency graph can change during resource-intensive conflicts.
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Yup, that's the sixth one. Other than that one and a few Nokias, there's nothing new since the beginning of 2020.
So regardless of all other factors, this person tries to convince me a high tech lab food synthesis is somehow more environmental friendly than honeybees who have been doing just that (without electricity!) for millions of years?

I claim bullshit.
Their only motivation is to target vegan market. No way its more environmentally friendly.
Start from jHipster, nHipster or Yeoman to create a purpose built scaffold for your project.
To quote Francis Ford Coppola, "Most directors have one masterpiece by which they are known. Kurosawa has at least eight or nine."
> A single skipped frame is not a big deal and will probably not be noticed.

Some folks definitely notice this phenomenon, called a "microstutter" by that group. You can see it here:

https://testufo.com/stutter#demo=microstuttering&foreground=...
I'd say start from making your own machine very secure first
You can do various courses like https://www.tryhackme.com/login and https://www.kali.org/
You can set up the users' machines so that they trust your certificate.
I see this as a natural progression of VC industry - the game is not about who can predict the winners and losers, but rather about capturing as much early stage equity on new business opportunities.

In this sense, YC acts as an index fund on startups. Traditionally the IPO process weeds out the fraudulent businesses, and YC's application process is supposed to function the same way (with obviously less diligence) so that the efficiency of passive index returns aren't exploited.

In the limit, YC would be essentially investing in the equity of the totality of the younger technology workforce (who have majority of their earnings and talent and capital lying in the future). This is a good investment.

Where it differs slightly from a "indexing" model is that YC is allowed to encourage portfolio companies to buy and sell from each other, much like how Berkshire Hathaway does the same for its portfolio companies.
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It's almost like the people who thought of the first amendment didn't see 99% of speech going through private companies at some point in the future. My snark isn't pointed at you, just at the people whose talking point is "first amendment is about the government!"
>all the natural immunity we squandered by locking everyone down

especially when it comes to children. It has already been established that the too sanitized modern existence leads to increase of allergies/autoimmunes/etc. Now the lockdowns and masks (which judging by the numbers haven't so far helped much with Covid) denied to children the early immune system "cross-pollination" of kinder-gardens/schools/etc. , thus one can expect even more immune system related issues down the road.

>experts are to be doubted. always

different experts were saying different things (like those epidemiologists saying that blocking people from beach is meaningless to say the least - i mean it is obvious even for non-experts, yet politicians still did it in order to "Do Something"). The key here is the choice of an expert to listen to, the choice made by the politicians and the populace scared by them.
Genuine question: Stallman cancelled someone? Who?
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And what if the media is stored on chain as part of the NFT? How is that different than buying a photo?
That is cool stuff!

Does anyone know something like these in Ruby ecosystem? For heavily invested in RoR apps such rapid prototyping from `irb`/`pry` would be a day saver.
How old is the kernel?
We use worker threads directly to process large unorganized (for the browser) datasets and do some deductions before it hits the store.

We also have a worker thread blocked on a redis channel that acts as a queue.
It's in the video, 10% quicker boot of Chromium vs. via USB3 and much faster file copy
We may just disagree on what counts as significant for whatever reason, but I have had direct access to the resource management and capacity planning database of ADF-E and ADF-SW showing exactly how many of each geointelligence product was created and disseminated and for the RROC this included products being created from commercial sources. To me, they were not significant, but I understand this is not necessarily the case at a tactical level, for many of the reasons you're giving here like impracticality of downgrade to a classification level that actually allows you to disseminate to a forward-deployed commander only cleared for Secret.

For MDA specifically, though, we cracked that nut and can downgrade to the point we're just giving out pngs with no evidence of where they came from.
Preferably all 3: USB3 bridged NVMe, USB3 bridged SATA, and USB3 flash
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They tried. When you add another account, it never becomes an option to actually withdraw the money. So you go to withdraw, and there are no options there. Click "add bank account" again, and it will appear to add it, but never become an option for withdrawals. Eventually, the message of "you have exceeded the number of times you can try to add a bank account. Please try again in 24 hours" appeared.

Seriously this has flabbergasted me and I don't know that I can continue recommending coinbase to people after seeing this. It is an unbelievable kafkaesque nightmare where you have half a million f*cking dollars that you are trying to withdraw from an institution that purports to be a type of bank...and the robot just can't do it. It's not that you're trying to do something weird, but there is just some bug preventing you from withdrawing your own money, with no real way to actually even report the bug.

It legitimately feels like a type of cyberpunk nightmare. You can see the money, it's yours, but you can't have it, and there isn't even a person you can talk to to help you. Don't worry, funds are safe. They're yours. You just can't have them. Oh and also btw: you owe taxes on them lol. Good luck!
Exactly. Focusing on capability gives you a very myopic view of the situation. Capabilities are a moving target, with very few truly revolutionary leaps between the first film-based spy satellites and whatever we've got today.

Proliferation is huge. I can buy a high-resolution satellite photo of my neighbor's property every day if I feel like spending the money. That's something that wouldn't have been available at any cost a decade or two ago.
It's currently flagged and not visible at all
You probably need heating and if not that cooling and those require electricity to function safely or likely at all.
Quantum computers will have civilian access. They already do in fact. And the issue is that they change _the complexity_ for some algorithms so adding rounds isn't going to help.

We'll just migrate to quantum resistant algorithms like we migrated away from MD5.
Yeah. I built Bree @ https://jobscheduler.net

It has support for worker threads + cron + human strings

GH: https://github.com/breejs/bree
So far, there is one pre-print of a non-peer reviewed study suggesting this is the case.

As you (and the article) say, much more research is needed.
Goldman Sachs technology MDs left for Google and crypto investing
I expect zero http requests to any Facebook servers when I visit anycorp dot com and that’s regardless of whether I’m a paying customer or logged in user.
If any actual data is transferred that’s even worse, but already having a connection to Facebook via a tracking pixel for “audience building” or similar is over the line already.
It may be insane but it is the state of things.

Lawyers, doctors, nurses, engineers, and teachers are all educated at universities.

These are the people who create our standards bodies that dictate how the rest of society functions. Whether it's the legal system, the standards regarding medical practices, the standards regarding electrical and mechanical safety our entire society is built on the education and credentials that these people receive from attending university.

Think about this: Nearly every single person if not every single one that you have ever met was taught to read by a university educated teacher. If they were home-schooled, their syllabus was likely prepared by a university educated teacher.

We are all literate and numerate because of university educated teachers. That fact alone proves that university is (for better or worse) is a cornerstone of all human endeavours.
Analyzing the risk factors and suggesting a prioritization is very different than mocking people with valid concerns about children.

The "caused by the behaviour of young people" thing is a weird non-sequitur. Are you suggesting 10-year-olds share culpability for spread caused by the spring break behavior of high-school students?
It's 500k of tax free gains for married couples.

How is that, or even the 250k individual comical? Also, that's the gain that has no taxes AFTER fees/commissions. It does not get "eaten away".

You can also do 1031 exchanges, opportunity zones with real estate, or put it into an LLC. A lot of flexibility and tax strategy available.
That you have not noticed problems as a result of not having security problems doesn't mean that there aren't problems, and doesn't mean that there won't be problems. Maybe you've lucked out and haven't actually gotten malware yet, and maybe tomorrow you open your phone to a ransomware message, or maybe you've had spyware for 3 months and just not noticed.
This is a misunderstanding. You don't need to be a miner to front-run transactions. You simply need to run a full node, with visibility into the P2P network.

It's true that miners always have "right of first refusal", in that whoever mines the block can choose to prioritize his own transactions over anyone else. But if miners don't exercise that option, then any third party can front-run the target by outbidding them. Getting rid of miners, does not in anyway remove the issue of front-running. Currently, less than 5% of front-running activity is performed by miners.

As long as transactions are propagated over a P2P network, then front running is still possible. So Optimism only fixes this problem, if Uniswap LLC is hosting the entire side chain and participants are directly submitting their transactions to Uniswap's servers instead of the block chain. However if that's the case, then they almost certainly will be legally obligated to perform KYC/AML on all clients, at which point they are essentially a centralized exchange.

For reference, even Binance Smart Chain, which is heavily criticized for being a centralized exchange in disguise, does not take this approach. Centralize validators are used, but the network itself is still P2P instead of centrally hosted.
There’s little point in encrypting if you’re not authenticating
If I'm not mistaken, LineageOS support is good but not good enough. Vulnerabilities in the higher level Android system will be fixed, but updates to the kernel must be provided by the vendor on many (most? all?) devices.
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also consider sharetheboard.com - not as good as being there in person but as close as you can get, remotely!
qovery.com :)
What do you mean by "take liquidity ahead of a large order" and "adding liquidity in a narrow range"?
yawn- tell me when the fees are cheap.
What do you think is the probability of dang not being aware of this third post today on this issue?

He certainly can unflag it and lock it that way if he wished.
I can’t quite follow the line of reasoning here. Can you simplify or rephrase?

(Also nice touch to question the credibility by associating it with anti vaxxers)

That’s by no means the only study though. Here’s a meta-analysis of 54 studies (link to paper is in article)

https://alachuachronicle.com/university-of-florida-researche...
There was at one time a stapler-like device which did that automatically. It cut a slot and a tab, and pushed the tab through the slot.
“ Say you bought the beeple. Beeple didn't give up the right to sell the exact same thing to someone else, and remains perpetually able to debase your investment at their sole discretion.”

I continue to be amazed you don’t see that this also applies to real art, especially now that many artists are using digital processes or photographic ones. The artist says a series will be limited — that’s all. That has weight in the real world and in NFTs because artists have reputations; in both instances, you are trusting them not to debase their work by printing more.
Just as useless as the African Union.
That's what I mean though, I see the theme, but it seems to me to be about the same as trying to fit everything into an HTTP REST API, it all falls apart when something comes along that breaks the abstraction. For example if you have something that wants to pass a structure of pointers into the kernel, you can't reasonably do that with 9p, so now you've got a special case. The debug APIs can still only return a direct memory mapped pointer to the process memory as a special case, the normal case is doing copies of memory regions over the socket, no matter how large they are. If you want to add compression to your VNC thing, or add some more complex routing to your network setup, you have to start adding special daemons and proxies and translation layers into another socket, which is not really different from what you would be doing on a more traditional Unix. Or is there another way plan9 handles these?
Thanks, we detached it from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26554734 now.
Thats really interesting to me as a gen x'er. Grew up largely before the internet was a thing. I'm in the complete opposite opinion. I find face chat to be intrusive and too intimate. For what could simply handled over voice, no need to see my face or surroundings.

We live largely on zoom these days, and less and less people have their cameras on and they are more like voice calls. I really don't see the difference between this and a phone call
Googling, possibly.
That's one place northern VA is doing ok, finally. With the Metro extension to Dulles Airport (and beyond), they did revise the zoning and development plans in the blocks surrounding the stations. Millions of sqft of mixed-use developments are going in where previously it was low-rise office and massive spans of asphalt parking.

Part of it is economics - proximity to the metro made the land more valuable. But part was the county BOD and planning commissions putting their foot down and making changes to zoning (changes to min parking requirements, changes to housing density, etc).

As somebody who lives across the street from the edge of one of these zones, it's a mixed bag. I get to walk to work. Next year, there will be a new grocer on my way. Pretty good. The downside is more traffic, especially on bridges across the airport access road (we really need 4-5 instead of the 3 that exist today). And, as land values have gone up, developers are trying their hardest to buy up parkland and convert it to condos/offices.
I don’t know why this is flagged, I’m observing the point that a user, like everything else, is a file
Running a CI, checking out repositories, doing backups, etc.

I've had 1Gbps before, and it was fantastic.
It's a reference to the 1984 movie Dune. I don't remember the exact details, but it's very similar to oil, in that it's a valuable natural resource that different factions go to war over.
ESR said that the open source movement would give us better software that was free from the influence of corporations.

He was wrong. The last decade has shown the FOSS ecosystem trapped, packaged and resold by companies offering "services". And when the FOSS leadership should have been doing something about it, they devoured each other over modern notions of morality and social justice.

Nice to see that big names at Gnome and Debian apparently have nothing better to do than throwing a public hissy fit. Seems these organizations are run by man-children.

IBM, Microsoft, Amazon etc are laughing all the way to the bank.
Indeed it was, two decades ago... Linux has taken the pole position in supported architectures now though.
Diffie hellman is on the table to be cracked too by quantum computers, just as much as RSA.
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The FSF board that just decided to put Stallman back. Seems like an obvious conclusion for people strongly opposed to him and the culture around him. Before he left there was always going to be the defensive argument of "but what are they gonna do, throw out the founder?", which is now more "they looked at the entire package and decided that yes actually, that's what we want from a fellow leader".
Honey is one of the most faked foods in the world

https://www.insider.com/fake-honey-problems-how-it-works-202...

I simply don't believe we wouldn't be risking harm to the environment or farming (which also means harm to the environment) by cutting back on bee production.

Honey is just flavoured sugar water. So it shouldn't be technically hard to replace. Arguably that's what jam does.

The Chinese had some bumper crops when they hand pollinated after the bees went missing. Which allows super pesticide use which also helps I guess.
Learn more about svelte (not just sveltekit here) and you'll see why your snarky comment just looks dull and uninformed. SSR (what you're calling reinvented php here) is just one tiny part of the svelte and broader component-based client-side JS ecosystem. You're washing away their incredible power for building fully browser-based applications that mix client and server logic all from the same clean codebase.
>it costs them a lot of money

Which they happen to sit on a bottomless pit of.
Yeah, that will require rewriting lot of code for development so I understand.

Just curious, are you aware of few of the spinoffs of svelte for deno like snel?

https://github.com/crewdevio/Snel

Have you used deno for any toy projects and how did you like it? Any wishes or criticism?
And it still crawls to boot.

I don't know why, but my suspicion is that the Broadcom hardware is seriously gimped by being closed source.

Seriously, just open source stuff already, and let us do the development for you!
IANAL, and I'm not sure precisely where the lines are drawn, but I think at least this much is probably correct: If I use a racial epithet, or a derogatory word for someone's sexual preference or gender, that might be hate speech, but it's not a threat.

Moving on to shakier ground, I think the (US) rules are that if I even say "X should all be killed", that's definitely hate speech, but it's still not a threat.

If I'm talking to others, and I say "Go kill all the X" (or "Let's go kill all the X"), that's incitement to violence, but I'm still not sure that's a threat.

If I say "I'm going to kill you, you X", that's a threat.

As I said, IANAL. I welcome corrections from those who actually know this stuff...
If only movie/game credits were like this.
You are. People like you force people like me to come to work to entertain you.
> constant

Yeah about that..
Noone mentioned how frequent frame-skips are we talking about.

Is a single frameskip in an hour a problem?
All of these comments and the article itself are evidence that there is a “there” there when it comes to typography criticism, but personally (aside from the like 1% most egregious examples) I don’t get what people are talking about when they complain about this sort of thing.
It is kind of weird and unintuitive. This one here, posted by another commenter, is much much more understandable: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:MatrixMultComplexity...
If only there was a temperature clause so when the gulf stream fails the bond is void.
Not sure it is reasonable.

Quantum systems don't scale that way. In order to get the quantum speedup you need to be able to maintain the larger quantum state which gets a lot harder the larger these systems get.

This is like saying we already have 7nm process today for silicon so expecting us to get better, like 1nm, 10 angstrom... or we have a plane that goes 2000 miles per hour, expecting 10kmph, 100kmph, 2000kmph... physics doesn't work like that.
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