skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In that particular situation, saying "no I don't know" would be only acceptable behavior, imo.

If I am asking for my keyboard back, I should not have to physicality touch or fight you to get it back. Regardless of what you think about me.
Factory farming is accelerating the rise of superbugs
Related question: Is there a good resource to learn logic programming (using Prolog or something like that) for an experienced programmer ?
The essence of being not so original in what you do...
Are ski injuries infectious? Seriously, what sort of thought process produces these comments.
I was using it it and loving it for about 6 months. Then I did an upgrade and it broke the install. Major PITA. Went back to Ubuntu. It's unfortunate, and may have been fluke, but it degrades "trust".
> I am a privacy and security researcher and content creator on YouTube and PeerTube.

> I am no longer able to post content for a week.

Honestly, they had it coming.

While "regular people" can be understood to use overtly shitty platforms like youtube, somebody who is a security and privacy researcher has no excuse. They should just avoid platforms with such callously hostile policies. Moreso when there are plenty of sane alternatives like peertube and others.
Personally feel we've lost the plot given the "hyper-sensualized" media coverage, where priming words are thrown at viewers (consumers) without real substance when comes to the journalistic piece. Marketing Psychology at its best.
In both cases the bad behaviour is not wearing appropriate protection and both should be scolded.
How about having a doctor and clinic be in the loop in order for someone to actually be notified?

What we really need is a standard for signed certificates (verified claims) from labs, showing that you tested for X recently and the result. People will start asking for these before sex.

We have concert passes in our Apple Wallet but not these?
>To enter the property they often need a court order

Exactly, in this case they got the equivalent of a court order to enter every house and check the locks.

Which no judge would be likely to approve if it were actual physical houses. But servers...

The weird thing is the warrant authorizing entry into pretty much any computer anywhere. Could they get a warrant to enter any computer anywhere to look for child porn? Or "terrorism" or whatever? Probably not, that's not the way warrants work, except now are they going to?
Eh, I make well over twice what they offered now, still live in a MCOL area that I love, am set to retire early having grown up in a poor area in a poor family for the area, and am building awesome unique software that has the potential to make the world better. I feel I made the right choice.
Anyone wondering why US brands aren't taking off in EV's need look no further than this dumpster fire from Ford. The 80's called and they'd like their UI back. The second largest thing on the screen is... wait for it... a picture of a STEERING WHEEL!

The charging door is weak and requires two manual actions to open. Everyone else has that controlled by the app. The whole interior is cheap and plastic-y. And the main screen has such a low refresh rate that its flicker is captured in their own news stories!
The stations are actually YouTube streams, if you open dev tools you can get the stream ID from the YouTube thumbnail that gets preloaded by the YouTube library.
The warrant is pretty clear to only those under FBI jurisdiction.

https://www.justice.gov/opa/press-release/file/1386631/downl...
The streams are just the name as a youtube video. For example if you click the "lofi hip hop radio - beats to relax/study to" in the bottom left (r what ever you are on) you'll see all the streams. Copying that name and pasting it in Youtube will show you the stream.

Though I do agree a link to them (since there is no mention of Lofi Girl anywhere for example) would be nice.
You must have lucked out. I tried getting them to fix hyperbackup issue and sent them detailed logs of exactly what was breaking and how. It wasn't honoring the port setting from what I recall.

They refused to even look at the logs if I wasn't willing to give them root access to the primary system. I told them that wasn't an option but I was happy to provide any log they wanted and they just never responded to the case again.
Sure, but at the same time 3 is too small a number to have any confidence in that expectation.

Looking at the rates from other countries where AZ has been deployed more heavily, it seems like Norway mostly had bad luck, and the rate is fairly small.

Though as you say for the younger population the risks with covid are also small and the choice ultimately depends on the infection rate in the country.

An interesting question is if there actually is any public health argument in favour of vaccinating the inhabitants in the countries that have managed to keep it out completely? There the choice is between taking on the risks of the vaccine versus just not allowing travel, and the public health impact of the latter isn't very clear.
I heard it was spicy but I’ve never tried it.
Note that Grammarly is essentially a keylogger. The content you're typing gets sent to their servers. It doesn't work like your typical client-side spellchecker.

Their business model may be OK, it's just something that you need to be aware of (and a lot of people I've talked to aren't).

From the privacy policy:

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We collect this information as you use the Site, Software, and/or Services:

- User Content. This consists of all text, documents, or other content or information uploaded, entered, or otherwise transmitted by you in connection with your use of the Services and/or Software. For more information about how we care for and protect your User Content, please see our User Trust Guidelines.
> interesting if this one will have a simmilar effect

I mean, face coverings might become more popular. They certainly are popular in East Asian countries, and that seems to have helped.
I really liked the cyberpunk Gifs. Who made them? As other said, attribution there would help.
Ouch you're totally right. I want to add an option to have static JPGs instead of GIFs. Already added to the backlog.
The title of this post should insert the word “most” after the word “of.”
The media companies made sure that’ll never happen again :/ That’s how we got ContentID: to prevent music and video piracy.
I'll add a little link to open the related YouTube video, it's much needed.
The problem is that all of humanities videos are going through a single organization. Peertube may provide a solution to this but people have to actually use it.
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short sighted is the mantra in a lot of EU Politics...

In Germany politicians don't think longer then the next TV/Internet shit storm cycle...
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PrEP is prescribed, must be taken continually to be effective, and if a doctor prescribes it without STD tests they're committing malpractice.
[2] states:

> ten cases of blood clots have been found in Denmark in people subsequent to taking the AstraZeneca vaccine.

and later,

> A total of 140,000 people in Denmark have received at least one dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine.

If you extrapolate these numbers you would expect ~410 patients with blood clots from AZ if you gave the vaccine to everyone in Denmark.
The thing is, most of them translate between dialects of SQL
excluding Standard SQL, which is both more and less than
what I would like to have. I don't want the ability to turn
PostgreSQL SQL into SQLite SQL, but I do want the ability
to turn Standard SQL into both of these. I guess, that will
remain an idea for a hobby project, heh.
Does it provide a true share.exe capability? I remember this is not the case with dosbox, but I would like this feature for some network file locking routines.
But how do you confirm that you are in ownership of the only private key? Since transactions take too long you can't just send it.
No. I won't post it publicly. It's not a state secret, and can be figured out, by looking through my links, but it's easier to simply email me, and I'll send it.

It's the kind of thing that is best left relatively "uncredited," and is important only to a certain demographic; but within that demographic, it is very, very important.
Are you saying it's obviously good, but you can't tell it helps?
It's the current visitors. I liked the word "room" to make you feel like you're in good company, but maybe it'd be better to just write "live now". What do you think?
My Journey with Spark on Kubernetes in Python
Yes, I did think it wasn't a good way to used typed arrays, but I was still surprised that when allocating only a very small number of large arrays, just plain Javascript arrays outperformed typed arrays.
Vimeo has an “uploader pays” system (of sorts), and, while it prevents garbage on the platform, it stops creators from wanting to use it when YouTube is free.
I stopped reading shortly after that part. They sound insufferable.
Not sure how this would actually work. You usually have hundreds of matches and few substantial conversations per every sexual encounter. I feel like the signal to noise ratio would make it impractical to get tested every time anyone I ever matched with reported an STI. Would you need to report having had sexual contact with someone to improve accuracy? I know I wouldn’t be providing that data to Tinder.
Persuasive Writing in Three Steps: Thesis, Antithesis, Synthesis
My puzzle is design for kid as well. So I think iPad OS is the good start. Thank you for your comment
Honest question. What do Signal and WhatsApp bring to the table that I'm not getting with the messaging apps built into my phones? Me and all my friends and family just use those, and nobody has ever asked me to communicate with Signal or WhatsApp.
Nope, just for you!
> but compared to rolling lock-downs for over 12 months?

So far. Add 6, 12 or 24 months.
Nobody is being close-minded. I think you're mixing up "X is often associated with Y" and "X sucks because of Y". I don't think anybody in this thread is making the latter point particularly strongly.

The fact is that many people have negative associations with crypto. Even if they're wrong, it's still going to be bad marketing for Signal.
There are a lot of weird "clones". I wouldn't say that Matomo is a Google Analytics clone, until recently it didn't even have an import function. I wouldn't say that Bitwarden is a LastPass clone. It's simply a different end-to-end encrypted server based password manager, there are a few of them.
Handful men-children will always complain on the internet about something (everything).

No point to pay any attention to it.
I think sadly you may be right. But Ethereum is making the switch, so if it does well it may encourage others to follow, bitcoin included...
I'm quite sure the normalisation of analingus, and general anal play, in the media will also see a corresponding rise in intestinal parasites in years to come!
Right, but my question then becomes why are young 20 somethings being exposed to meth without the support necessary to avoid taking it or not needing it in their lives? I was young, 20 something too, with access to meth— but I had more in my life than drugs, and I didn’t need it to party or have a good time, and I had mentors I could talk to about it.

Is something going wrong where there are deeper problems here that the article isn’t addressing, is my question, because it’s not like drastic increases in meth-related diseases spontaneously appear in 20 year olds.
You're saying hereditary opportunity is eugenics? Hard pass. There is significant evidence that wealthy families stay wealthy generation over generation in most parts of the world.
> >Using algorithms to flag content is totally fine… problem is when humans cannot interact with humans anymore and AI gets to chose what is right and wrong.

> Can't agree more.

Simply replaced a prior system in which humans cannot interact with humans anymore and certain humans get to chose what is right and wrong.

The key problem is the inability to provide human feedback more than the mechanism for making the initial decision itself (which is a different problem). Not sure how to achieve that at scale.
Regarding getting a "bad" interviewer - what makes this worse is you're rolling the dice multiple times.

I've had several interviews where everything seemed to go well, but one (out of say, 4/5) interviewer just seemed to be hostile from the moment they walk into the room.
Pfizer and J&J also have the blood clotting issue. At this rate these countries will have no vaccine left to pick from.
I carry around a vortex Pok3r keyboard. It has builtin colmak, so I can plug it into whatever computer and go (I've been thinking about getting a 40% keyboard, but losing the number row is a huge step).
Forklift 3.5 with ARM support is available
I know what you’re saying but an adult can consent to smoke cigarettes and that’s idiotic behavior. An adult can consent to eating fast food every day and that’s idiotic behavior.

So maybe consenting adults having unprotected promiscuous relationships with numerous people they don’t really know within a community that “shares” is idiotic behavior too.
Except the sheer scale of Google is hair-raising. (Sleep tight dear FTC).

If Google loses a YouTube creator, it has almost no impact on their bottom line.

If a creator gets kicked out however, their livelihood is threatened.

I would argue this is the perfect scenario for a creator's union (of course, it should use some other platform to communicate).
The EU Commission is disputing this report, according to German news.
If it's only a few frames you might be able to arrange them vertically in a PNG and animate background-position to get the same effect for cheaper.

Correction: you want to use transform to force creation of a new rendering layer, then when adjusting the rendered position of the element using transform will not cause a repaint.
> Long term I'm bullish on Lambda

How long is your long term? I’m bullish on Lambda’s current business model in the short term because in the long term it’s not fair for job-seekers to sell a chunk of their future just so they can make it through the present and arrive at the future. Wealthy people don’t have to do that. And the impoverished can’t afford to spend the time to attend Lambda school.

Education should be as accessible as possible and I’m optimistic that it will be on the long term. Lambda school is progress but it’s not the end game.
I created a website that does the opposite of that, and it works so well that I wonder why they bother doing this. I click away from so many websites because of all the friction they cause.
Thank you! Good job! I am so proud of you :)
Meh, outrage peddling will always stir up the faithless.
You also don't know how severe the blood clotting problem is. It may escalate over extended time. We also don't know the mechanism by which it's causing blood clotting. That's the problem.

People are looking at this like it's just one case in millions or just 6 deaths in 6.8 million doses for J&J. You don't know that because we don't know what is going on. We just know the symptom; we don't know the "disease". It may be a permanent risk for all recipients. It may cause permanent damage for all recipients. It may be something that happens in 10% of the recipients over the next 10 years. All we know is that it's doing something that it should not and there is no explanation how.

"Let's give out a vaccine that we know is harmful to an unknown degree," is not a reasonable response.

The solution is to stop production and distribution of the vaccine you know is broken and instead ramp up production of the ones that do not have harmful side effects.
If you're interested in reaching out the mainstream public to increase its exposure to a topic you care about, there's no way around YouTube and the like

It's obviously and evidently not about uploading videos, but rather to build and reach a community

Also, it's wrong to accept that these platforms have this kind of influence and we should just avoid them. They're part of the social fabric of our time, and it's our duty to make things better.
Also there are ongoing efforts in the Clojure community to make datomic queries reactive. Pluging this into a react-like architecture can lead to writing code that is 100% declarative when dealing with updating the UI according to the DB or vice-versa
Looking forward to when the 5 ton robot decides that humans are weeds
But a lot of people just buy it from illegal sites online to avoid the hassle/paperwork/cost/time of a GP visit.
Thanks.

More details on that implementation here:

https://www.bfh.ch/de/aktuell/news/2020/gnu-taler-bfh/
https://archive.ph/3YxkK
So great. Would love to see the track details and maybe some sort of equally low-fi social aspect. Just number of listeners or hearts / something
Ending a contract would encourage them to do more R&D for more future contracts.

Don't subsidize drugs/vaccines that don't work.

There are 100+ vaccines being worked on. We're fine.
Long-term availability of mRNA vaccines is looking great (short-term is bad to middling but delivery promises were kept and even over-fulfilled and there were no relevant hiccups – everything is scaling up as quickly or more quickly than promised) and they seem to be the gold standard. Plus, as a bonus, maybe they are easier to modify.

Price and logistics aren’t really a concern that’s relevant for the EU and mRNA vaccines. It’s cheap enough and easy enough to handle.
I was conscious of this when I wrote that. It's a shame that the Mozilla of today serves as the thin line separating us from an effective Google monopoly on web-standards. I know that Brave's userbase has grown recently, however I refuse to see using a Chromium-based browser as a solution to ensuring web freedom.
Doubling the allocation is a "hack" that is helpful when reallocations are common and thus is helpful for languages that extend arrays very often (typical of dynamic languages with GC) and where memory is cheap and plentiful.

One of the prime features of assembly language is that the person (compiler) that is generating it expects tight control over what it does. A 2*X allocation when you ask for X is unexpected.

Imagine if, when you went to the ATM and withdrew $100, the bank actually withdrew $200 from your account and held back the extra $100 so that, the next time you went to the bank and withdrew $20 it would take it out of the "held back" amount rather than doing another withdraw. I would be very unhappy with that algorithm.
Mazda spends several hours in pre- and after sales on each car. Google could automate 99.99% of moderation, and spend literal seconds on 90% of all further moderation per user. A magnitude or 3 less human attention than Mazda's sales pipeline spends on a user would be worlds better than what Google does now.

I've seen YouTube channels with thousands of dollars of monthly revenue be closed over issues that would've taken a trained human less than 10 minutes to resolve. YouTubers with that kind of revenue are literally one in a million users or so.
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The vaccine's safety and efficacy is not based on one person's opinion, it's an established fact.
> why try my hardest if the knowledge will be thrown away in a year or two?

This is not a bad attitude. It's perfectly rational not to waste time on the framework or tool of the month.

It's the industry's fault for generating endless unnecessary churn.

We can fight it by focusing on understanding core principles and concepts (that changed very little since 1970) and ignoring the noise.
> The biblical passages about Sodom and Gomorrah come to mind.

Really hoping you'll unpack this more as that story ends with their violent destruction at the hands of God, and I'm wondering if that's what you're advocating for here.
You are aware that it's usually a ToS violation to play YouTube videos without showing the YouTube player? https://developers.google.com/youtube/terms/required-minimum...
I think it’s fair to call it idiotic. It doesn’t mean the people doing it are idiots. Just that what they’re doing, regardless of reason, is in fact idiotic.
Depends on the country. Here in the UK it's not offered by the NHS at all unless you're on one of their trials, so you have to buy it outright. Some organisations will offer it as long as you go get tested regularly, but you can order it online just as easily.

I order my PrEP online and do all my STD testing at home, since I hate having to reveal my sexual history to strangers constantly.
They're pretty flexible about the trial project, which is contract pay, including choosing an open source project. Though I think you definitely need to want to work at Automattic to go through the hiring steps though, including onboarding as customer service. Note I don't work at Automattic, I know someone who went through their hiring process but declined due to salary.
The history of medical ethics is interesting. We’ve sort of drifted from pure utilitarianism. One problem is that since everyone dies eventually and our statistics aren’t complete, you can usually come up with ways to justify doing pretty much anything from a utilitarian standpoint.
We need to get past using GDP as a measure of success, quality of life, etc. Its a measure of gross product, which includes negative externalities.

A company pollutes a nearby river and manages to avoid responsibility, so public funds are required to clean it up. The money the company made by polluting, as well as the cost of cleanup, both contribute positively to GDP.

GDP can in some ways be thought of as a measure of conversion of natural resources into monetary capital. Given the declining state of the environment and unsustainability of many commercial practices, we're at a point where we should start considering this a negative.

We need a new measure that factors in negative externalities and utilization of finite natural capital.
This is why I left Twitter. Everyone is just trying to craft a negative zinger.
> By deleting the web shells, FBI personnel will prevent malicious cyber actors from using the web shells to access the servers and install additional malware on them

If the FBi is in your computer you have already lost. Your box is as good as dead and you might aswell do a full factory reset or it that's too bothersome, buy a new box. Sometimes buying a whole new box is cheaper than cleaning up malware using specialist tools.
They can go around as many have said
looks at number of aids deaths. It depends doesn't it?
> The >65 population in Scandinavia is largely vaccinated already, and incidence of new cases is low.

80+ population is largely vaccinated. 70+ isn't, and 60+ is barely begun, at least in Sweden.

But most deaths are in 80+, so current situation is that hospital admissions are trending up (because adults are largely unvaccinated), ICU is trending up (because 50+ are unvaccinated) but deaths are trending down (because 80+ are vaccinated).
> (PS: also, why would they miss a cancer screening when it's literally the only pastime that isn't shut down?)

I was literally looking forward to an expensive and unpleasant dentist appointment (dental implant). At least, some change in the routine.