skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Jumping to a completely different edge in the graph of human relationships seems like a poor way to get through anything, be it a conversation or an actual social challenge.

Networks are local. Speaking and making negating cases based on far-away, low-connectivity areas makes little sense and serves no one except those favouring inaction or an abundance of caution (for whatever reasons).

Anyhow, I'm saying the above respectfully. Not attacking you as a person, but your way of seeking perspective i feel quite opposed to. I'm content to be in amicable disagreement though, and have no sense that you're compelled to agree with me
This is a very important and well written comment. I wish more people understood that feminist theory is just as concerned with many supposed "gotchas" i.e. men in nursing as it is with women in STEM
If it’s enabled by capitalism, how do we explain Chernobyl, or the fouling of soil by China’s rate earth mining, etc?

Have the management and employees of Soviet era enviro disasters gone to jail?
1. They limit subrequests to 50 per workers request

2. they have abuse alarms for obvious "spray requests by utilizing Workers" behavior (although we don’t know how well these might work)

2. The Cf-Connecting-Ip header is passed with the correct originating request IP, so if a website at least partially trusts CF (without directly using CF's proxy) they can match based on this header if the REMOTE_ADDR is Cloudflare. They could also block requests with the header Cf-Worker[0].

3. You can't forge the HOST header on CF, so if a website does use CF you can't bypass the actual CF proxy firewall by fetching the IP and setting the HOST header yourself (you can do it within your zone though)[1].

0: https://community.cloudflare.com/t/is-the-cf-worker-header-f...

1: https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/runtime-apis/reque... (resolveOverride)
No, the IFR for a 30 year old is approximately 0.02%, remarkably similar to dying in a car crash according to recent CDC update:

https://www.nbc26.com/news/coronavirus/cdc-estimates-covid-1...

The 0.02% number covers 20-49; It is lopsided, so it's likely that 30 is much less and 49 is much more ... ; So, it's not 1/100 or 1/1000 as I claimed, likely 1/10.

Your numbers are off by a factor of at least 50.
This is a remarkably disingenuous distortion of what the phrase actually states: disapproving with a statement should not in good faith be equated with denying one the agency to express it--unless one is hiding cards up their sleeves about their motives.
facebook should be obligated by law to use this leaked dataset and notice the individual user that if the data is still valid, it is now widely distributed.

There are risks: stalking, sim-swapping and phishing via company info.
Has anyone visiting PeerTube been hit with a DMCA notice? I'm curious please provide any links you have to articles.
The compression algorithm is that reality only has to be simulated for one person: you, the reader of this comment.
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The actual site (see the archive link by antientropic) has sources for them.
Allocator is better term vs. shuffler. Consider revising your terminology.
Length=capacity is already available, and always has been, as Box<[T]>
I know that the average clubgoerand radio listener assumes songs are produced entirely by the headline artist. From my life experience advocating for composers.
Unfortunately, I have no way to tell what is a "logical internal contradiction in the text", because I am not knowledgeable in the subject matter of the text and so cannot follow its internal logic.

I disagree that a "researcher" is a loose label that anyone can assign to themselves without qualifications. For example, a reiki healer could claim themselves to be a "researcher" but this would be misleading.

Writing an article arguing that an author of a book has perpetrated academic fraud is evidence against any claim of careful research. Claming academic fraud is really the nuclear option. The first thing to do when one finds fault with someone else's work is to contact the other person and ask for clarification. If things get to the point where one feels the only way forward is to "go public" with an exposition of the other person's work faults, then one should include the other person's explanations or reactions, if any were given, or details of the attempts made to contact that other person.

As I say above, this was not done to any reasonable degree and the only attempt at anything like it is misleading and links to an email conversation claimed to be an "official response" by UC Berkeley (rather than the book's author) but that is impossible to verify.

The overall impression is of a one-sided argument, lack of transparency, attempts at deception and misrepresentation and overall disreputable and underhanded tactics. Such actions by the article author do not suggest they are a "researcher" of any repute, except maybe in their imagination.
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I don't see a difference in paying the salary of people to do it in your name, or funding a NGO and indirectly paying the salary of the people who do the work.
As of Friday, 101.8 million people in the U.S. have received at least one dose of coronavirus vaccine, 31 per cent of the adult population.

Wouldn't 101.8 million be 31% of the total population of 328 million? That is just under 50% of the adult population of 209 million
Germany does poorly compared to the rest of the EU, so that's not an indicative comparison.

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2020/sep/02/uk-broadb...
There needs to be a "ZAGAT's" for toxicity (in commercial and residential real estate). So at least there can be something owned and managed by the public, and not having to rely on these agencies, many of whom need to balance "economic freedom / business friendliness" with the facts.

Such a site would need to be either hosted offshore, or have deep pockets to protect against defamation lawsuits and other litigation. It would also need to have a great process for removing false positives and false negatives. What process would that be, though? It would have to involve actual testing by trusted agencies, I think.
Ah you are right, I only saw this one on the official website:

https://www.spacejam2.com/space-jam-2-trailer
> While fiber is slowing being deployed there are still voices that oppose it because it's "too expensive".

Former trench digger as a sub for the Telekom here. It is extremely expensive to build out fibre trenches - rural areas simply because of the vast distances and the comparatively few users and urban areas because the underground area is filled meaning you can't use excavators below 20cm depth and have to do everything by hand.

For the US people asking "why don't go aboveground" - The US way of laying cable aboveground doesn't fly here... in rural areas you don't want to have car crashes take down service lines, and in urban areas cable poles are seen as eyesore.
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See also:

https://archive.org/details/walnutcreekcdrom

https://ftp.sunet.se/mirror/archive/ftp.sunet.se/pub/simteln...

https://exodos.the-eye.us/
That is true. And no worries about apologies.

In the end someone said that what we all do in the comment section is basically a self monologue, I do the same, and the more I realize that more nicer we would be in textual discord ;)

You are correct, politicians will be politicians. Problem is that arabic politicians are so driven by archaic traditional means like bloodlines and honor, that sometimes I wonder if it is as obvious for a person with non-arabic background as it is for a everyone else.

The problem with arabic governments is that they are, firsty, not really democratic, no matter what is being said. Second, alot of governence revolves around tradional and party relegious norms. Watch an Arabic debate on TV about homesexuality...

And third. They last for a very short time in comparison to the countries in power over them (France, GB, US)

There is alot of social and relational ties that end up being very important for people in power. In turn this translate to alot of "actions" that are easily seen as just a show from an Arabic perspective.

The problem for me arises of how far from what is said the final result would be, because most of it will be dictated by bribery in internal dealings.
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Actually, it's ok to have lots of incorrect training labels; the effect is usually just to shift the output probabilities downward.

Where you really want/need accurate labels is the eval set, which the article addresses.
> When I visited a few years ago, it was stunning. Hopefully this report won’t come true either

"A few years ago, the one part I visited was stunning, so there isn't an issue at all."

But in fact half of the reef has died since then: https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2018/04/since-20...

> we should argue about what technological ideas we can use to radically transform this gloomy prediction of the future

The two issues are rising water temperatures due to global heating; and outflows of nutrients and to a lesser extent, effluent, due to industrial agriculture, mostly animal agriculture.

For the first one, we need to give up fossil fuels which means cutting down our consumption; for the second, we need to cut down our consumption of resource-intensive, waste-intensive foods.

There isn't going to be some magical "technological idea" where we can continue on much longer with our two centuries of unchecked exponential growth in consumption, and exponential growth in pollution, and not devastate our biosphere.

People have been telling me for decades about such a solution and yet it never comes. Each new technology just spurs people on to new levels of obsessive consumption and waste.
"suggest an effort to misrepresent at the very least UC Berkeley's position."

This is a non-sequitur.

The decision to keep the identity of the contact anonymous and the presence of a dead link (when a slightly redacted version of the full conversation is still available) doesn't automatically suggest that they're trying to misrepresent UC Berkeley. What an unjustified stretch.
Except folks that are interested in NFTs DO remember cryptokitties as one of the earliest NFTs.

They change hands constantly:

https://opensea.io/assets/cryptokitties?search[sortAscending...
I love that someone randomly asks about switching Linux to a microkernel in the middle of this thread and the kernel devs respond and it's way more interesting than the x86 discussion.

But anyway, can anyone explain to me why x86-64 interrupts are so bad?
We all say dum things including me :)
Yeah, I think people conflate 'capitalism' and 'insufficient regulation'. Capitalism is a framework that requires regulation, even more so than communism or socialism, since the regulations are what defines how the markets work.
The question is: is it more expensive than getting lapped by other countries because the industry cannot keep up in regards to digitalization (also known under the marketing phrase "industry 4.0")?

It's incredibly sad to still have to look up how internet connectivity is going to be when you move. In a high-tech nation as Germany, I should be able to expect a fast internet connection in every house to be able to work from home. Especially because plans for FTTH were made in 1981 and got scrapped only because of corruption.
Nostalgia. I still have a "Shareware Bonanza" compilation CD from Tons & Gigs from 1992 with 20,000+ programs on 3 CDs, about 1.5GB of compressed files (more than 3GB uncompressed after them), which was huge. I had a 32MB hard drive back then (before I bought a new PC with a 120MB hard drive the following year).

https://archive.org/details/Shareware_Bonanza_Tons_and_Gigs_...
This, https://www.google.com/maps/place/Manatee+County,+FL/@27.640...

Traditionally, Floridians call them "sludge ponds" as here, https://www.gainesville.com/news/20160929/mosaic-says-tests-...
Almost every crop. The problem is also that those phosphorous fertilizer are horribly inefficient , plants dont absorb much and most of it gets leached. So out of this 1 ton not a lot gets absorbed by the plants.

To this, we need to add the fact that phosphorous reserves are limited, some estimate that we will reach the peak P in 2030.

Maybe then we will be forced to think about more sustainable approaches?
The excessive "health and safety" people justly complain about is kind of a British speciality.
"the nerve" to not give into the obvious scummy tactic of taking a domain name just to extort money from it.
Of course. I assume there are concerned citizens in the EU can do this. Why does the government need to get involved in this?
Thank God they're doing important stuff like this and not doing silly stuff like pre-ordering vaccines.
How would we know that the stars are imperfectly simulated when we look at them? It's not like we'd have a real universe to compare it with. Base reality might be unimaginably more complex than our world and there's really no way we could tell.
Ask HN: How to prepare for Applied ML interviews?
I am only experienced with Machine Learning in course projects with clean datasets. Do you have any recommendations for resources that will get me up to speed on Applied Machine Learning interviews? The expectations in this round looks vague to me :(
Just imagine the similar situations and much worse elsewhere in the world. Mining rare elements and poisoning native lands. Industrial titans have done an amazing job at shifting environmental focus from pollution to an invisible, harmless gas.

Genetically engineering crops so we can spray them with pesticides, I wonder where the wastewater from manufacturing those pesticides goes. Probably into the Mississippi river.
Linux distros without systemd (2019)
You should think twice before laminating your vaccine card
The media are a trusted class of society who are afforded a blanket level of respect based on their role in society.

The media have started to act in the best interest of their clan vs society as a whole.
The Media has fragmented and serves their niches but not society as a whole.

So talking about the media as a whole is possible without having to identify tribes within.
I am curious what you could do with all this. I was under the impression that ash could be composted pretty well. It is organic material after all. Or is the issue the other added chemicals?
It’s stated on their website, it’s just PR.

“
JAM COMPANY TROLLS WARNER BROS BY NABBING 'SPACEJAM2.COM' URL AND OFFERING IT FOR $1M”

...

The idea behind the trolling is a collaboration between advertising creative Hunter Fine and commercial film director Peter Marquis, who have a history of creating viral pop culture.
“

https://www.spacejam2.com/press-kit
Hmmm...I was thinking the opposite. This publicity is going to end in a major win for her.
Except i'm not. I'm stating that whatever regulations the EU could have made didn't have to involve banning anything, or indeed taking any power whatsoever from the national governments.

If the purpose was to facilitate trade, the way to do it is by providing information to those who want to trade, not by banning them from doing so.
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The difference is whether the government gets involved.
It's not just on vacuum. Rowids are reused whenever stuff is deleted from the end of the table:

sqlite> CREATE TABLE t(x);
sqlite> INSERT INTO t(x) VALUES ('foo'), ('bar');
sqlite> SELECT rowid, x FROM t;
1|foo
2|bar
sqlite> DELETE FROM t WHERE x='bar';
sqlite> INSERT INTO t(x) VALUES ('baz');
sqlite> SELECT rowid, x FROM t;
1|foo
2|baz

This is true even if rowid is aliased by an INTEGER PRIMARY KEY. Whenever a row is inserted, the new rowid is simply 1 greater than the largest rowid in use (or 1 for an empty table).

But Dflag is using:

rowid INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT

which prevents ids from being reused. So this isn't actually a problem for them, but the documentation could be clearer about it.
The issues with coal mining are (a) it sucks and is dangerous, (b) therefore, people who do it, or whose families have done it, feel a lot of pride about it, (c) in the US, it's typically located in parts of states that don't have a lot of other employment (Wyoming, Illinois, Pennsylvania, West Virginia).

If you're serious about getting rid of coal in the US, it needs to start with "We appreciate your and your family's work over the years, and here's a truckload of money and economic development for your region so that you can lay down that burden."

Nobody reacts favorably to doing a hard job, every day, and then listening to someone tell them they're killing the planet.
Well that sounds like a bad reason not a good one!
Scott's explanation at least makes sense with a causal chain of reasoning. "Self-awareness" is more a philosophical concept that has no psychiatric meaning, sort of like like "fairness" in economics. "It's all placebo here!" sounds lazy and like a cheap shot.
Well, the main issue here seems to be that their work has not been peer reviewed ?
> your mood

Depression is not about "your mood". Depression is not the same as feeling slightly unhappy. By all means, everyone should eat healthy foods. But if you have a medical condition (depression), get medical help.
I doubt it's popular enough for any of these parasite legal companies to bother right now. That can change if it becomes popular. No I don't have any links.
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It reminds me of Descarte's argument that even if we were just brains in vats coerced to believe in reality by some evil demon's manipulation, we still "know" something because "cogito ergo sum".

A simple counter argument is that there's no reason the evil demon can't also coerce logic. For example, that we are in effect constantly entering into contradiction but are unable to see it by design.

Same applies here.
I'm glad she found relief, but it's odd that there wasn't illness in many more people. The symptoms are very extreme... then I caught the clue: "I work full time as a program manager while attending law school to become a public interest attorney."

A new Erin Brockovich, it seems. I can't help but recall axiom that if your focus is looking for trouble, you're certain to find it.

The story would have more credibility if there were more illnesses, then it wouldn't smack of resume padding.
It’s possible she has a Masters Ticket (ie is qualified to Captain a vessel) while working as First / Chief Mate - it’s quite common as it would allow her to take command in an emergency if the Captain was incapacitated.
The irony with Bazel and Google, is that not even Google's own teams bother with Gradle for Android, the large majority seems to prefer use Bazel as per public projects.
Mapbox is first and foremost a 2D mapping tool that can do some limited 3D. Cesium is first and foremost a 3D mapping tool that can do some limited 2D.

Also while the Cesium core remains Open Source more and more of the tools and extras needed to make something really useful are starting to require expensive licenses.
It's very weird, but I didn't notice. I'll try to keep looking for it.

Have you contacted dang? Sometimes they make experiments with new features and sometime they produce unexpected consequences.
The UK Is Trying to Stop Facebook's End-to-End Encryption
Nope. For lots of reasons.
When was this? Twenty years ago? And they will "continue better without him" now?
Just because you don't agree with them (I don't happen to, either) doesn't mean they're being incoherent, rambling, or using a straw man. They are clearly responding topically and reasonably.

Be polite.
Wow what a watertight argument.

The key is the word "can" - which you interpret to mean "extremely likely", and I interpret to mean "extremely unlikely".

Other than that, we agree.
I can't imagine it'd be cheaper to sue them for the squatting the domain name, than to fork over the $1 million to charity in the name of great PR.
I would have loved if they kept the original design. Update the designs but keep the navigation and shape the same as the OG page.
Then what’s the alternative? If I don’t use a service like Cloudflare I have to invest a lot of time and money into making sure my servers accept the traffic I want and reject the traffic I don’t. This isn’t an ethics dilemma, bad actors wreck a lot of innocent people’s lives all the time it wasn’t going to stop on the internet.
What you link to is not "research" but "opinion" published in your blog. It identifies you as a "blogger", but not as a "researcher".

At most I could see what you have written as "study" of others' research but presenting yourself as a "researcher" and what you do as "research" is misrepresenting yourself and comes across as an attempt to claim for yourself greater expertise than you seem to have.

You should make clear your level of experitse and your knowledge about different matters that you like to discuss in your blog.
The TV show "Yes, Minister" was a truly amazing show because of the brilliant writing, and how humorously it could speak the truth:

Sir Humphrey Appleby: The Foreign Office is pro-Europe because it’s really anti-Europe. The civil service was united in its desire to make sure that the Common Market didn’t work. That’s why we went into it. Britain has had the same foreign policy objective for at least 500 years: to create a disunited Europe. In that cause we have fought with the Dutch against the Spanish, with the Germans against the French, French and Italians against the Germans, and the French against the Germans and Italians. Divide and rule, you see. Why should we change now, when it’s worked so well?

Jim Hacker: It’s all ancient history, surely.

Sir Humphrey Appleby: Yes, and current policy. We had to break the whole thing up, so we had to get inside. We tried to break it up from the outside, but that wouldn’t work. Now that we are inside, we can make a big pig’s breakfast of the whole thing! Set the Germans against the French, French against Italians, Italians against Dutch —The Foreign Office is terribly pleased! It’s just like old times!

Jim Hacker: Surely we are committed to the European ideal!

Sir Humphrey Appleby: Really, Minister!

Jim Hacker: If not, why are we pressing for an increase in membership?

Sir Humphrey Appleby: For the same reason. It's just like the United Nations, in fact. The more members it has, the more arguments it can stir up, the more futile and impotent it becomes.

Jim Hacker: What appalling cynicism!

Sir Humphrey Appleby: Yes. We call it diplomacy, Minister.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37iHSwA1SwE
I do a bit of side work as an environmental law journalist primarily covering Superfund cases. A lot of this data is publicly available from the EPA, especially with respect to Superfund sites. Unfortunately the data is not available in an easily digestible form. It’s tucked away in long-winded PDF reports that are unique to each site so the data collected and the way it’s presented isn’t uniform. But I do think the data is, for the most part, robust, reliable, and available if someone made the effort to devise a way to scrape and parse it.
I am saying the harm from child porn is not coming from a picture being up for a single second on a website. There exist websites where this content will stay up that are easily accessible. This is much more convenient to people who want to see that and it will attract a community of people who are into that kind of stuff.

I also gave reasons why it would be in your best interest to remove the images even if you had immunity from the legal problems from doing so. It's similar how you might not want to host gore.
The trouble is, you have no sense of what proportion of stories turned out to be true, since they only list the debunked ones.
If somebody from cloudflare is readying this. This is great. Please do not fix it, or if you do, provide a way for legitimate limited bypassing when, for instance, using puppeteer from an AWS instance.
What? Don't you feel the passion?

This is what being passionate is all about.