skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Unfortunately this is a quite general issue with Julia at the moment. If things work it's magical, if they don't it's hard to see what subtle assumption of the packages used was violated. Julia and C++ Templates share a lot of properties, and some of the same pain points. It took C++ until C++20 to address this with Concepts. I hope it wont take quite as long for Julia.
YUP. Usecrypt stole signal's code and made its app closed source and paid. Fuck this shitty messenger.
No, you use it for recording patient interactions and making notes.

The main difference in voice for these apps is an intentionally limited and specialised vocabulary, where you have to be pretty certain that they said aberrant rather than apparent, or anuresis rather than enuresis. A lack of humeral would mean you are lacking a particular fluid, while a lack of humerous would mean you are missing a bone. The difference between an apparent mole and an aberrant mole is pretty huge, so you want to be sure your AI isn't over-fitting.

Also the wider ecosystem of this is that you have to have a full software for editing and checking the notes that is compliant to local healthcare regulations, and standard interfaces into medical software. Also penetration into the healthcare market is notoriously hard.

I would imagine synergies in this space include things like Microsoft Teams being in a good place to take on remote consultations compared to Zoom et al, as you could have a seamless flow from consultation to record in the healthcare system and medically-accurate transcription.
Perhaps because they removed exec() from userspace for apps targeting API 29 in Playstore.

I don't buy Samsung devices as they indulge in discriminatory behaviour in my country (Pre burned excessive data hoarding bloat apps).
Solar roof tiles will take off when if/when residential rooftop solar is so ubiquitous that it is something people actually want to hide instead of show.

We are pretty far from that point, and at the moment, visible solar panels add value.

For the moment, the minority of people for whom non-visible solar PV on a premium slate type roof is a priority are largely people who are wealthy enough to be insensitive to this price change, so it sort of makes sense to charge more.
They're not removing 99% of that stuff though, they're taking away only the most extreme bits, and maybe that'll get worse and worse over time, but frankly I think that the business model means he's screwed anyway. Signing for spotify naturally puts him outside of the mainstream conversation (which isn't paywalled) so his cultural relevance is going to slide, erroding his negotiating position. In tandem with that is Spotify's push into podcasts work he'll be just 1 voice amongst many that spotify now has sway over, if it doesn't work Spotify won't care to keep Rogan around since they'll drop that aspect of the business model. Either was, Rogan's negotiating position peaked the day of the deal he signed, and he's probably aware of that. Short of someone like Apple waking up and deciding to do content, no one will offer Rogan that deal again.
I like the term "dangerous friend": https://www.shambhala.com/dangerous-friend-466.html
Raw assets do, built versions of assets and binaries don't. Most workflows I've seen cache built data outside of source control. It needs to be in sync with the source but not versioned. Downloading a 10GB+ built map data file over SMB is a sensible option - much faster than via Perforce. I've even seen bittorrent solutions for this before.
I can say that and I did. Those divisions might change over time and it's one less thing to be concerned about. The other divisions are usually gender, age and class. You can't do anything about gender and age. You somewhat can about class. Unless you're like America already, it's very easy with race - just control the immigration.
Thanks for your perspective and no worries! It's always interesting to hear the opinions of people with domain expertise.
“The First TV Image of Mars” – Interplanetary Color by Numbers
I would advise against completely synthetic prints, you want to model your training data as close to reality as possible! Can't you just blur other finger prints you have?
The shady behaviour here is that they are framing this as 'updated terms' that people have to accept. Indeed this is quite aggressive and should cause whatever regulator/authorities to look into their practices.

Of course what they are actually doing is they are proposing new terms, which customers are free to refuse. The existing contracts stand and Tesla would need to follow whatever is permitted in the contract or contract law to cancel it or be liable for compensation.

I would also think that there ought to be an expectation of a reasonable deadline to execute the contract or customers can ask for a refund (at a minimum) and walk away, but IANA.
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Same rhetorical question here. At that price, it would seem it's worth concentrating it, so why not?

Of course, that would depend on the average concentrations in the holding tanks, so I consulted the source of much knowledge and it has an answer: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tritium (go to Fukushima Daiichi).

"<...>the Tritiated Water Task Force released a report on the status of tritium in tritiated water at Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant<...>. [In 2016] <...> holding of tritium on-site was 760 TBq (equivalent to 2.1 g of tritium or 14 mL of pure tritiated water) in a total of 860,000 m3 of stored water. This report also identified the reducing concentration of tritium in the water extracted from the buildings etc. for storage, seeing a factor of ten decrease over the five years considered (2011–2016), 3.3 MBq/L to 0.3 MBq/L (after correction for the 5% annual decay of tritium)."

That report is here: https://www.meti.go.jp/english/earthquake/nuclear/decommissi...

Now draw your own conclusions.
Breach of contract settlements are typically far more than the initial outlay. That's the whole purpose of contracts, agreeing on a future outcome in advance.
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Musk being a grifter how unexpected...
Honestly he does the same thing that he has done all over his career promising people the moon but making them pay for Mars and more he did something similar with his initial employees at Tesla and their options I don’t know how people can keep trusting him is ridiculous.
So because she is a woman she doesn't apply to the general rules? Bullshit

> the bug used by Alisa had been reported to the ZDI prior to the contest, making this a partial win.

I understand that this is a new rule. Previously such entries got a full win. But the rules changed for everybody. Before the contest.

BTW, I really like Alisha's hacks. But sexism has no place in such contests.
... and last but not least: RCE.
http://techmeme.com/
If that's your goal, being an entrepreneur is not the way to go. Especially start-up entrepreneurs work an obscene amount of time and most of them fail at making money.

For your purposes, you don't need business skills, you need investment skills and you have to save money. Save as much as you can, don't get into debt, reduce spending and save your money in assets that will generate regular revenue. I have trained professionally about finance. I don't know many non-academic books regarding finance and personal finance for a beginner. Maybe our friends here can share their favorites.

If you haven't read it, Tim Ferriss' four hour workweek might give you some ideas though.
Out of interest, what observations is this not consistent with?
In Germany this is actually illegal. It's so illegal that it makes online business a bit more complicated. Because you can't change an online agreement unless the client agrees.
Do you only care about things that bring power to you personally? Or do you care about intangible values that are important to you as a human? One defines character and personality, the other is just a way to achieve personal gains.
Are you sure?

Bolting the framework and panels onto a existing roof cannot be that hard.

The electrics are the same, surly?

But I have not priced it. Have you?
> Nobody understands the cache mechanism, you end up de-activating it. Worse, those understanding it are not caching query responses, they are caching entities.

I feel like hiring process should filter these kind of developers out. At least most of them.

I also think that if they get in, internal processes should limit these developers impact, limit their ability to make decisions. As in their careers should be stagnant and they should not be gaining influence.
> French Press: More inconsistent than AeroPress

This is not my experience at all. I use the AeroPress as my daily driver, but it's hard to get consistent results. The French Press is much easier to use and has less variables to consider[0], so of course I get more consistent brews out of it.

Buying good beans, grinding them fresh (even in a cheap blade grinder) and using a French Press gives you great, budget friendly coffee. The AeroPress is great for strong, single cup coffee, but needs a better grinder.

[0] There is even a whole championship dedicated to the AeroPress with huge different recipes.
> can't find any "AltGr dead keys" variant on the OSX I'm using at the moment

I don't use OSX, sorry. Maybe try https://github.com/xv0x7c0/osx-us-altgr-intl

> I don't have any keyboard with a key marked "AltGr" either btw :).

That's the right alt (not to be confused with the alt right).

> the canadian english variant I'm using definitely has a ~ key

Can you type "ã" or "õ"?

I'm not saying it's the optimal solution, in fact my custom layout works slightly better for myself. However, learning how to build that custom layout in both Linux and Windows took me time that would have been better spent elsewhere.

All I'm saying is that people in the same situation I was in (programmer writing daily in multiple Western European languages), this obscure-niche-that-nobody-seems-to-know-about layout will serve you fine 100% of the times, whatever the language, without you spending ungodly hours coming up with your own.
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I actually disagree with #1. I've kept food for months without issue. Like, eggs can be good for about six months past the use-by date. Yogurt for one month past. I bake bread dough and let it rise in the fridge for up to 14 days (lends it a nice alcoholic flavor). C. botulinum is just an especially nefarious threat because it won't make the food smell bad: an invisible poison.
Connect the boths. Take some special topic you learned till now and use your new skills to represent it.. as a example. You could do something for the doctors in your country. Like some database access as Webpage..
With that you may earn a little bit and do CS.

In the end, I see you developing machine vision for analyzing XRay and making it simpler for the doctors to interpret them :)

Stop. Connect. Make new. Revert. But Never stop learning!
With 3D printers, it's not so much the price that's an issue. It takes away a lot of space and it needs calibrating, adjusting etc.

To me (very occasional user) it seems like going to a fab lab and using their $3000 3d printer is the better option.
Kunst Der Fuge Collection – Free Classical MIDI Files
According to this site (https://news.energysage.com/tesla-solar-roof-price-vs-solar-...) it is not only ~33% more expensive but also less efficient.
Info:

Kunst der Fuge / kunstderfuge.com (KDF) is a web resource of classical music in .mid files (see M.I.D.I. / MIDI / .mid).

Affiliated to OnClassical - an Italian e-label devoted to classical music recordings - kunstderfuge.com is the major resource of its kind, with its 19,300 .mid music files, c. 1000 composers represented, over 200 contributors (some of whom have an exclusive contract with the label), and an average of 5,000 visitors per day.

The music at kunstderfuge.com is easily organized by composer (from Abel to Zipoli), and the major musical figures have pages devoted to their works. The collection also contains traditional folk music, Medieval and Renaissance music, sacred music and a catalogue of historical piano rolls by notable pianists of the Golden era (read more).

Founded in April 2002, kunstderfuge.com continues to provide each visitor with free daily access to five files, and since 2008, has enjoyed Creative Commons by licensing part of its collection.

The site brings together milions of amateurs, engineers, professional musicians, and thousands of subscribers who share the same passion for MIDI and classical music. Kunst der Fuge also a point of reference for dozens of neglected MIDI sites, giving them both a new life and hosting them in a more popular home [...]

www.kunstderfuge.com/info.htm
It's already drastically asymmetric, 940/35. The problem is that the local backhaul node is so oversubscribed that simply maxing out 2 of these upload slots somehow causes a problem for all the other subscribers.

The subscriber is already paying 270 USD per month. Holy fuck. That's daylight robbery. https://www.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments/moqskr/spectru...
The pitch goes like this. You need a roof (either because you're building a new house or because your roof needs replacing). A regular roof will last maybe 25 years. The Tesla roof costs substantially more, but it also reduces or eliminates your electric bill for decades, and it lasts "infinity or the lifetime of the building," so in theory it could save you the cost of replacing your roof next time. Now, whether that actually works out in practice depends on a lot of unknowns plus also local factors (how much do roofs costs where you live, how much sunlight do you get, how much electricity do you use, does anyone in several hundred square miles know how to repair your Tesla roof, etc).
Interesting lots of people had the same idea. I have done something similar for my home network using an Ethernet connected RaspberryPI dedicated to this task using a cronjob, the speedtest-cli JSON format, MongoDB and just some JS graphs. - very rudimentary.

One thing I found very important was to plot the scatter of PING vs. Download speed (my Upload is super stable).

Then I created the probability density function of that (using KDE) and used it to get a better deal from my network provider - I could prove they were selling me a slower network most of the time - they now allocate 70Mb/s on a 50Mb/s deal so just that they hit the 50Mb/s most of the time.

It also allowed me to clearly identify some outlier situations where my network suddenly became 'bad' and I could show evidence of it being bad over time.

Certainly a project that should see more traction!
Curious. Your first source states the DDT LD50 for mammals, yet when you examine their stated source [1], it doesn’t say anything about DDT.

This Techinical Fact Sheet [2] has details quite a few alarming impacts to wildlife in general (birds, fish) and also to mammals.

For example
• Mammals exposed to moderate doses (500 mg/kg) of DDT (technical) have an increased risk of liver tumors(1).
• In a two generation study of mice fed low doses (2 mg/kg/day) of DDT for life, the males are twice as likely to develop liver tumors (1).

Your DDT is not hazardous to mammals is not born out by science, even in your source.

1 - https://whs.rocklinusd.org/documents/Science/Lethal_Dose_Tab...

2 - http://npic.orst.edu/factsheets/archive/ddttech.pdf
I avoid apps whenever i can. A web based solution often provides better privacy.
You may enjoy DOS Subsystem for Linux: https://github.com/haileysome/doslinux
Ten years ago I worked on a neat calculator thing for Dow's solar shingle division. It shut down not long after.
Something something expectation damages
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> Anxiety comes from a lack of competence, confidence, or self-awareness.

This is oversimplified, anxiety isn’t just about social situations. My anxiety is none of these but comes from an overwhelming awareness of my own mortality.

I don’t feel like I’m going to die today or tomorrow, but the knowledge that I will die one day and wipe out all memory of me as I am now is permanently terrifying to me. I really believe that almost everyone else has some part of their brain to suppress this fact, that I am missing.
Would be realistic to expect more stomach or gut cancer in people eating sea products?

Some edible things living in sea bottom filter tirelessly. Would it concentrate the tritium?
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Hello,

I have recently figured out that I am M2F transgender. As the tech scene in my country is mostly white male (and I am a PoC) I don't find much support dealing with this people who have experienced the same so I reach out to this wonderful community.
Any suggestions? I am in Scandinavia.
It's sad that it's not taken for granted that you can't change and agreement unilaterally.
This "online economy" muddied the water enough so that basic terms like "agreement" lost their meaning.
If we don't push back against this, we're heading to a world where servitude is taken for granted.
> Web Audio API implementations of HRTF and multi-channel ambisonic decoding down to binaural

Curious, here are some related links I could find.

- MDN: Web audio spatialization basics

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Web_Audio_A...

- Implementing Binaural (HRTF) Panner Node with Web Audio API (2015)

Article - https://codeandsound.wordpress.com/2015/04/08/implementing-b...

Code - https://github.com/tmwoz/hrtf-panner-js

- WebGL / Web Audio API interface for listening to the CIPIC HRTF database

https://github.com/kai5z/hrtf-simulation
Better hope their urgent terms allow them to prioritise in this way.

Most contract law has things in place to prevent bait and switch tactics like this, especially when pressure tactics are used like threatening longer wait times.
There is truly no end to corporate apologists on HN.
This maybe the big difference between SpaceX, where Musk worked based on previous work done by NASA and others, and all his other companies (Tesla and so on) where he ignored existing knowledge. Wouldn't he be Musk, there is a non zero chance of Tesla being bankrupt by now because of this.
Illegal Prime Numbers
can't tell if this is an ad from the get go or not
I was honestly shocked to see the recent discussions about sandboxing being ineffective due to the escapes, or the statements that this was somehow new, or unexpected, or an open question. Sandbox escapes are as old as sandboxes, they're extremely well understood.

Of course the approach is not a catch-all. A web browser that cares about performance isn't going to want to spawn a process for every bit of JSON it wants to parse, etc. Spectre has made this even worse, since now isolates/VMs are no longer considered boundaries - now every single site has to be isolated from every other (as is addressed in Chris's talk), or you need some sort of heuristic, or whatever.

There's also a massive gap between basic sandboxing and what Chrome does. Seccomp is very hard to maintain, but broader sandboxing like Windows Integrity or DAC on Linux, Apparmor, etc, are quite simple both to implement and to maintain.

What's notable about the ITW attacks is really just that

a) Chrome really owns the market now, and attackers know it's worth the time to exploit

b) Attackers have likely incorporated enough research and tooling to more cost effectively find vulnerabilities in Chrome

c) As the article points out, a lack of memory safety is extremely costly to try to make up for using just one other approach, even a great approach like sandboxing.

From the OS, which provides the sandboxing primitives, up to the broker, and into the renderer, we have memory unsafe languages. Shocker that sandbox escapes occur.

Sucks that Google is so invested in C++, it's obvious that organizational inertia has kept Rust out of Chrome.
The most productive thing I'll do all day:

```sh
curl -s -L http://www.cs.yale.edu/homes/perlis-alan/quotes.html | tr "\n" " " | grep -o -e "[0-9]\+\.[^\<]*" | sed -e "s/^[0-9]\+\. //" | sort -R | head -n1 | cowsay
```
I’d like to add that this also sometimes goes along with either being in denial of having experienced trauma or convincing oneself that the experience “was not that bad after all”.
A masterfully executed satire!

The paranoid part of me worries this will be used for real in the future.

The thing with building abstractions is, once you cover enough pieces to make a complete abstraction, people might run away with it and build castles on top, completely ignoring that the abstraction is implemented in terms of a joke. And once enough software is built on it, it'll be easier to start optimizing the joke to work faster than to get rid of it...

(Also, I don't see any mention what happens to the NFT when the nft_ptr goes out of scope.)
What was the point of [ “x$var” = “xval” ]?
Who cares though?
The way it should be.

They should really legislate against the validity of these term change at whim.
Nice reference piece.

I personally have rarely found the need to handle TLS in my application code; even in a cloud-native environment where you want to secure traffic inside your network, I prefer to do TLS termination in another process (in Kubernetes land this would be a sidecar container in a pod), because {nginx,envoy,caddy,etc} have great TLS support and there are strong standard conventions for how to configure them with the key. It's often much easier for someone to come along and figure figure out how you're configuring a standard HTTP reverse proxy than to figure out some bespoke application configuration when a TLS key needs to be rotated.

This is probably a little naive and I suspect that some highly latency-sensitive applications benefit from the overhead of that additional hop (even if it's over localhost), but I think offloading the TLS workload as its own concern has many benefits.
Out of curiosity, how do you schedule your repeated posts?

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You did not discuss money in politics, which present significant challenges.

The US sees many struggles, and does so in a way that impacts most of the population. These things go unaddressed despite majority support for solutions.

Populist ideas need not be dumb, and the term itself has roots in politics that would be valued and beneficial, in terms of reducing unnecessary struggle.
seems to me that whenever iran is getting closer to some favorable deal with the west there is some attack. pretty sure it's a provocation so Iran counter attacks and loses the deal.
Fraud is also a thing in Africa, I suppose adding crypto is an attempt to add some transparency/accountability to mobile payments.