skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
First off, this is a mouse study again. As far as I can tell the paper is just a concurrence paper with another recent study, of progeria mouse model(see below).

The data points to the limits of using rapamycin in progeria cases. In this case, the negative implications of using it in progeria, but still no negative consequesces in relatively normal patients with functional telomerase complexes were seen.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7884048/
Ooh, that sounds like a fantastic ‘new tab’ page. Thanks!
> with government spending, there is at least some opportunity for democratic (i.e. public) oversight. With private spending, there is only oversight from invested parties.

There's an argument that you get the same dynamic either way. In political science it's the problem of "concentrated benefits and diffused costs". Only "invested parties" pay for lobbyists (e.g., Intuit/Turbotax). Others (e.g., everyone who does taxes once a year) find it easier/"cheaper" to put up with the annoyance than to exercise "oversight".
I think the assumption is that mom and pop shops have a better baseline working environment, ex.

https://www.google.com/search?q=amazon+warehouse+ambulance

"How much better" would be things like AC when the weather is too hot (which it seems has improved after all the negative press), and other safety considerations as mentioned in all the articles.

I'm not for or against unions here, but I'm certain Amazon could do better.
From my understanding of the events, there was not really anything wrong with the way Google handled the AI Ethics researchers it fired. One threatened to quit unless a long list of demands were met. The other was exfiltrating company data.

Why would this guy give up real money to defend them?
Well you can't buy from the USA because it's sold out. But also because it's neither pasteurized nor aged cheese, so you'd be correct.
Because he doesn't have the authority to. Just like he couldn't just send in troops during the riots. It had to be National Guard, authorized by the governors.

EDIT: I'd also like to point out to anyone reading that OP consistently edits and amends their original post after responses are made, which changes the narrative and or representation of information.
Maduro is a left-wing anti-imperalist in name only. Don't buy the propaganda that they release about how great he is. Venezuela wouldn't be a failed state if he were even half as corrupt as he is.

Left wing politics in south america is used as a shibboleth. It's smoke and mirrors - not genuine anti-imperalism.
Correlation is not causation, and in this case it’s a stretch to argue that’s what he was saying. “Don’t vote union, you’ll have to move to Detroit!”

Has anyone seen joining unions actually cause positions that got stock to stop getting stock? Is this like an overwhelmingly common thing I don’t know about?
Yea, my list would also be:

- ndim arrays with broadcasting

- time series

- plotting

- linalg: blas/mkl

- storage - hdf5, zarr, arrow, parquet, netcdf

I don't see any of those either in go+.
> It had to be National Guard, authorized by the governors.

Who is in charge of the DC National Guard? Who has no governor?

Spoiler alert: DoD / Trump. Seriously, look at the org-chart.
FBI isn't under the DoD. The problem is an institution-wide reluctance to take right-wing and white supremacist radicalism seriously, dating back, at least, to the 1930s. Whatever the reason, it clearly colors the FBI's responses and predisposes them towards not taking forceful and purposeful action until calamity is already well underway.
Have you tried using OWASP ZAP? We're focusing on automation and feedback gratefully received. I'm also on the OpenSSF Security Tools Working Group and making security tools easier to use is definitely one of our priorities
Now I'm remembering dropping monoliths all over the place and ending up with hyper intelligent mollusks and carnivorous plants. That game was wild. :)
Why the Fuck won’t you build?
Ask HN: In your data models, how do you trust your labels?
Hi HN!

In my previous life at tech at BigCo, I was always given data from providers(bloomberg, reuters, etc) and processed it using my models.

I was asked recently how do you trust data that may not be audited and is self reported? i.e. say a company reports the number of women in the company or enviromental metrics.

I feel this is a general problem for any self reported data. How would you handle it?
> Sounds like torture and slavery to me.

To me as well, and yet you and I are in a small minority.

Also: farming involves actions up to a year in advance of consequences, so change is slow and rare.
As I understand it, the issue is that many European cheeses are made of unpasteurized milk which is illegal in the US. And many small cheese makers are not willing to break practices going hundreds of years back just to get into another market.

Don’t know if this applies to the cheese in this article.
I don't know yet. Perhaps a bitcoin backed reputation market for pundits. Maybe independent, direct to market writers. Maybe a 4th branch of government. We need to try new things.
GitHub stars are bookmarks for me, not an indicator of usefulness.

It does say it’s under heavy development.

Maybe 4.3k+ GitHub users just want to make sure they get updates?
I apologize if it came over as claiming that those are all facts. It is not meant as an exhaustive list of facts. In fact, I declare that I am not able to list all facts exhaustively.

I mentioned the facts that I know of, and that I think add something to the discussion (i.e. not things that people haven't already heard a million times).

Since you believe I missed mentioning important facts, I implore you to elaborate them. This is not meant as sarcasm, I'm truly curious about what you can add.

For example, you say that the statements are coordinated. Can you show examples and data?
I never played that, I mainly played Spanish for the ZX and English/Spanish IF for the zmachine, because ZX Brit English games tend to have a more difficult lexicon to me as a non native.

Still, achieving that complex text adventure on a Spectrum it's a brilliant task.

Sometimes I wish sp IF games got translated into eng, like El Archipiélago or the ZX Van Halen pentalogy. And the opposite, I'd love a Spanish translation of Anchorhead.
A free market, according to my econ prof at least, has:

1. easy entrance/exit to the market,

2. many buyers and sellers, and

3. perfect information availability.

If the players don't have good information, it is at best a severely degraded free market.
Thanks for clarifying this. Is it standard to use the original painter’s name even though it’s not their own work?
If I understand correctly they are saying that they sold 2006.9 kg
"And I'm not saying sure, let's build HongKong2.0."

Yes you are.

If they removed controls and zoning, SF would go radically vertical, and over 30-50 years, it would be NYC/Hong Kong like.

There is no 'ethical' problem here - there is plenty of land, people can move towards Sac. and other places. Those other places could feasibly chose to build taller builddings and more density as well.
I worry about this kind of censorship. There is no guarantee that the WHO is right either. Remember that the entire group of doctors thought blood letting was a good idea. How can we be sure that modern science doesn't have significant gaps in understanding either? Remember how the majority thought the housing market was too big to crash?

I'd much prefer no censorship and let people decide for themselves. What we should be doing is trying to raise everyone's critical thinking game.
Just to throw another one of these bridge applications into the mix, here is one that allows Pageant apps to communicate with Windows' native ssh-agent.

https://github.com/ndbeals/winssh-pageant

I use both this and rupor's wsl-ssh-agent from the other thread extensively.
I thought that is what fluoride does. I guess maybe it isn’t effective at some point of decay.
This is a really good viewpoint that I've been wondering about myself. I'm fairly young and without kids right now but I've always been thinking about what sort of career I want to have when I do have kids. I'm currently teaching at a university and the pay is average but it's low stress and I get lots of time off in the summer. I'm currently in this constant battle between wanting to leave and get into software to make more money or stay and keep my free time and low stress job in order to be benefit any future children I might have. What would you do in this case? I'd love to know.
In France, at least, the "Divine Box" company seems to be acting as a distributor for monasteries.
>But more to the point, the closer analogy is an Amazon Post that claims to be editorially independent that publishes an editorial that's supportive of, say, Bashar al Assad, and people taking this to mean Amazon supports Bashar al Assad.

True, that's a better analogy, though I'll try to make it even closer later in the post.

> (1) if the editorial writer supports X then the paper must support X (historically not how editorials work)

Indeed, but if there's only one single editorial about a certain topic, with no differing viewpoints expressed in any other editorial, it can potentially imply where the paper on average tends to lean. I can't find any other piece about it, at the moment.

Even if it's not an official position of the paper, who they hire and what they choose to publish can still be relevant.

The author: https://www.technologyreview.com/author/patrick-howell-oneil...

>Patrick Howell O’Neill is the cybersecurity senior editor for MIT Technology Review. He covers national security, election security and integrity, geopolitics, and personal security: How is cyber changing the world? Before joining the publication, he worked at the Aspen Institute and CyberScoop covering cybersecurity from Silicon Valley and Washington DC.

He's their cybersecurity senior editor, and a large percentage or majority of what he's written appears to cover US national cybersecurity topics. He probably considers this just another: Google would be allegedly acting against the US's cybersecurity interests, here.

The fact that he's who they hired to write about such topics - with no one else offering differing viewpoints, it appears - could imply something about the paper's leanings.

>> (2) if the paper supports X then the organization that owns the paper supports X (not how editorial independence of a paper works).

Yes, this is more of a stretch, but given some of the other stuff shared in this sub-thread, it doesn't seem that far-fetched that some percentage of MIT staff might feel this way.

It's possible it really does say nothing about the university, but let's say a hypothetical Amazon Post started spewing out a lot of these pro-Assad pieces, and there was evidence Bezos has had some large business deals with Assad or his regime going back decades.

Even though it says it's editorially independent, people would rightly start to question things. Given all the work MIT has done to support the US government and military, I don't think this situation is all that different. I think it could possibly hint something about the culture, there.

But I acknowledge that the second claim is indeed a pretty big leap, and I have no actual evidence to connect this reporter's articles or opinions to the opinions of MIT staff.
You say this all as a joke or as a way to impress upon people the risks of wokism - but every type of justification for someone having more power over another comes down to someone claiming that their form of running the state is better than others - and that uneducated idiots shouldn't hold power.

This isn't leftism gone wrong - this is the allegory of the cave.
People keep saying this, but it doesn't make it true. The consensus of public health officials changed for sure, but I haven't seen any evidence that the science changed at all
It makes Biden look bad.

If the issue had gotten full press coverage if might have flipped some states.

It’s also a reminder that tech companies can now decide elections.
Angry denial is easier then rational thought.
Raw milk products (including cheese) are heavily regulated by the US FDA: https://www.cheesesociety.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/PPT...

I imagine these products can be imported but only with significant paperwork. And if you fail a pathogen test, you've probably lost the shipment and been put on a list for "followup": https://www.fda.gov/media/99340/download
The PAL version was adjusted for the fps change, so while the game looks the same it plays very differently because of just a few values. It was only recently that the first person in the world EricICX maxed out the PAL version.

Here's an in-depth article that explains the consequence of these changes to tapping. https://tetris.wiki/User:Kitaru
I don't know how related this is to the OP, but I do agree, and I think a big part of the answer is just how young all these tools are. I wouldn't be surprised if 5 or 10 years from now, infrastructure and software deployments are "solved" to the same degree as IDEs or web browsers are today.
>Namely, conditional compilation was involved, someone made a struct which had a field in it based on whether a preprocessor constant was defined or not

No offense but this just sounds like bad design. Haskell has the C preprocessor so technically that particular criticism would apply to it too, but nobody would say it's Haskell's problem just because in theory people could use this feature to write terrible code. (I understand maybe this approach was necessary for interfacting with some other vendor/legacy code somewhere, but in that case the fundamental issue is still bad code, not C++: the bad vendor/legacy code).
I use socat daily.

Nearly all of the microservices we develop have a way to be run locally with all dependent services using docker-compose.

The problem is most teams don't provide a way to do efficient local development for their particular service. Some do remote debugging into the built/running container (slow and requires rebuilding docker image for every change). Some inspect logs to debug (yikes!).

When I want to debug a particular service in IntelliJ, I simply remove it from the docker network and replace it with a container running socat, forwarding the appropriate port to host.docker.internal (the host machine). This is on a MAC, of course, where Docker runs in a VM.

This allows me to do in-IDE debugging of any service that runs in the docker network without having to rebuild the image every time I make a change.

I know there are IntelliJ plugins that provide a similar workflow, but I believe they all build an image and deploy a container to the network for every change. I could be wrong.
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My application https://sitecontentmonitor.com track the web pages and compare the changes for each visit against the previous visit.
For each visit it does store the plain text or HTML source or take screenshot of the web page based on the customer setting for each url. And let the customer to be informed if there are any changes on text or screenshot or HTML source of the page or pixel change in screenshot. Visit frequency as well to be collected from the customer during the url entry creation. Web page checks are monetized.
In your view is there ever a reason to turn down money?
Well, yes, I agree the rant is not constructive, but its at least pointing out a problem that does not seem to be universally seen as such and I like to think there is some use in that.
Sorry I really don't know what you're on about, I'm done with this conversation.
I bet a huge part of the ease of motorcycle maintenance is the fact that you don't need to lean over the side of a car for hours while you're wrenching on stuff! My calves get real sore on those days haha.
10 years in the industry and i've never needed any diagrams other than the ones that my IDE can automatically generate from the code and configuration itself. Anything else is an exercise in futility and serves only control-freak managers.
Talk to your dentist about getting a prescription for fluoride toothpaste/treatment. The one I use is a paste you use once a day after brushing, you brush it on and spit it out without rinsing. It has a higher concentration of fluoride than you get in a normal toothpaste.

After using it for a while (couple of months) I started noticing a drastic improvement to cold sensitivity. To the point I can bite into ice cream or popsicles without any cold pain.
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FBI is an intelligence agency, not muscle.

FBI did the bare minimum correct thing to do: they sent an email on January 5th talking about the risks. They should have done more but... technically yes, they did warn people.

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That's... maybe a C, or D grade. "Barely passing", but technically correct. Compared to the failures of the DoD to sit on their ass for 3 hours while Senators / House members literally plea for help is a different story.
I understand and appreciate your sentiment. But don’t beat yourself up about it too much. My experience is that my children aren’t interested in doing these sorts of projects and short of me threatening them (which would defeat the purpose) they’re not going to happen. A child’s evolutionary goals do not align with their parent’s. And while some people are lucky enough to be able to do these things, they are not normal and set an unreasonable goal for the rest of us. I dream of one day being able to go to rugby union games with my kids. But I know they couldn’t care less about the sport so I can force them or try and find some other way to enjoy the sport I love. All you can do is love your kids in the ways that they will allow. Or you can make them hate you, but I think those are the only two options.
I was disappointed I had to scroll this far down on an HN thread to find "just use rsync!"
Cheese surplus is a common problem. Here's a hilarious podcast on the great US cheese debacle of the 70s/80s: https://www.npr.org/transcripts/643471690
Check out rocketbooks. It's erasable notebook basically. I don't use the scan feature but they have the option to have an app, take a pic and get it categorized.

I usually just need something written down for a few days/weeks as I work on projects and don't need it anymore.
In the past I also used https://github.com/benpye/wsl-ssh-pageant to go from WSL to Pageant (which I believe KeeAgent is also compatible with)
Assange was pedaling weird assertions in the far right Seth Rich conspiracies making completely baseless claims that have since proven absolutely false, it was him just fabricating stuff. It harmed both the Rich family and fueled the online conspiracy machines. He's followed it up with satanist cabal and earpiece nonsense. He's done rhetorical acrobatics to stand his ground instead of owning his own bs. Go to the "conspiracies" section on their wikipedia page https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/WikiLeaks

That happened right before the 2016 election.

Greenwald has gone from groundbreaking reporting to political theater and shock jock punditry, palling around with bullshit merchants like Tucker Carlson. He quit the intercept which refused to publish him making clearly incorrect claims about major candidates shortly before the 2020 election https://theintercept.com/2020/10/29/glenn-greenwald-resigns-... . Essentially a repeat of 2016 was primed but the rest of the intercept told him to screw off.

They've both gone from the gold standard to completely unreliable political ops.

It's almost like the con artists in the red pilling bullshit machines targeted both of them, it's pretty bad.
Some people advocate for authorities to have less power over others.
It's not too late. Sure, when the kid moves far away, it gets a bit harder, but you can still start a weekend project on restoring a car, writing a software or simply playing some online games. Just because he's no longer around 24/7 does not mean you can't do anything together anymore. In fact, they might value the time more now.
Not supporting Parler's ideals or anything but if HN leaked my ip address to the FBeye (and the FBeye later informed me of this) I'd be equally pissed. I'd be doubly pissed off if HN snitched on themselves about this disclosure.

Anyway, probably not the best idea to join mainstream social media and call for mass violence or some other insane BS. Especially not on any of the American owned ones. These are just honeypots in disguise for the government.
Probably because needs--and therefore tooling--is constantly evolving. IME the subtle differences add up too. Trying to maintain conformance to convention is itself something of a rat race.
Early stage investor here. You’d be shocked. It’s extremely en vogue to start a company and have your value prop be “open source alternative to X,” without any regard for whether there is actually any logic to something being open source.
Hillary conceded literally in day one. The democrats who said "not my president" shut up and stopped protesting after a month.

You're trying so hard to make it seem like this is a both sides problem but we all know that it isn't. Political rehtoric is far different than actually taking the capital over.

Plus - the democrat lost elections due to it being "stolen" narrative you claim is being fostered by the democrats is more likely being fostered by the democrats political enemies. I don't believe bernie sanders is begging his supporters to stay home because bernie got screwed on super delegates in 2016 or 2020. Most of the "not my president" crap might as well have been from russian bots with how effective it is for democrats. So, maybe you should celebrate democratic incompetence since you dislike them so much...
That is literally what free speech is. The ability to express a political opinion without punishment or retaliation. Because punishment or retaliation is censorship. If you disagree with someone you prove them wrong in public instead of trying to get them fired or silenced. That's free speech.

Now, planning an act of violence is not expressing a political opinion. The people who think they don't go to jail for that are idiots. But that's the users, not the company, and if you want to shut down Parler for that then why is Facebook still there?
This is a misrepresentation.

The Mayor of DC refused help in the days coming up to the protest and is very much on the record as saying they were 'well prepared'. [1]

The DoD is a major step to take, it's not like they would have been deployed early.

Trump and White House officials exacerbated the situation by refusing to call for help.

But for the preparations that matter, the city was the problem.

[1] https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/national-international/la...
Vanden Bossche, PhD: the risk of “viral escape” posed by “leaky vaccines.”
Are you actually using new and delete outside your own data structures? I have barely used new or delete for years, I don't even use them when building data structures - the vast majority of the time I make compound data structures out of what is in the standard library. It is only when memory layout needs to be very specific that I use new and even then it is placement new.
The fact that your modifications are strictly controlled DOES cause a market demand, that drives innovation and high quality in the aftermarket parts industry. Especially when it comes to engine modifications where they must be emissions-compliant. We have a lot of these hard regulations to thank for the availability of good quality aftermarket parts (compared to say, the 1950's and 60's.)
the places with lots of people do not allow you to do this.

for example, california has CARB regulations which prevent many engine modifications unless they are certified. it can’t be too loud, etc.

my local racetrack (laguna seca) even has strict regulations for sound (90db)
Interesting, I wouldn’t have thought of Go for ML. But I do share the enjoyment of static languages for Ml/data science. You might give Nim a look as it’s pretty practical for wrapping C++ code!