skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
They use resources that other plants need. They can also smother other plants since weeds are fast growing.
Ever see the documentary Kids For Cash?
Happened 30 minutes away from this school.
ps. I’ve enabled and even toggled off/on the privacy setting to “allow apps to request to track”.
Cannabis is typically used a pretext to police Black people for other things (that is, police assume they can get them for another crime, and even if they can't, they can still use cannabis charges).

White people consuming cannabis is not typically a police priority.
Specifically, one cannot be fired for being a satanist because of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

The Constitution is completely silent on the interaction of corporations and the rights enumerated in the Bill of Rights; those rights describe a relationship between the people and the government. Within that framework, government crafts law that determines how business may legally operate.

Congress made a specific choice to extend (part of) a protection similar to the one described in the First Amendment to employees. It is not a complete extension; for example, at the federal level, freedom of association is not protected regarding one's business relationships, and you can be fired in most states for being a member of the KKK (there are some specific states that have added additional protections for political activities or political beliefs that would preclude such a firing). And most of the rights in the Bill of Rights aren't extended at all to the employer-employee relationship; employers may demand employees (and customers, for that matter) bear no arms on their premises, for example.
All of these are great things happening for regulations getting stronger over time.

But at the same time there's one thing that you can be sure of: when you own Bitcoin, you can go through the whole blockchain with a client even from many years ago, and have cryptographic proof that you own it, and that the blocks were created according to Bitcoin's rules.
Maybe they could use a FOSS YouTube client like Nvidious. Or even install a freedom-respecting and open source decentralized solution such as Odysee (LBRY) or PeerTube, and ask people to post there.
The assumption that everyone has to sleep together is pretty normal, actually. It's standard in most hunter-gatherer cultures, and most pre-modern agricultural cultures too, for the whole family to simply pile up. So, I consider the Western norm, for example, of separating children from a young age off to sleep alone to be very unusual, anthropologically speaking. On the other hand, such surveys often note that a sizable minority of the individuals tend to stay away from group sleeping by preference. And I'm pretty sure dislike of snoring is a human cultural universal.

If you never spend the night or even the odd nap together, unless it is a platonic relationship, I do think you may be missing something critical. Maybe even if it is a platonic relationship. Some studies suggest sleeping next to friends and relatives, results in the same kind of stress hormone reduction seen in intimate couples as well.

But you can't always have ideal. In my case, one of us is a heavy snorer. And one of us, your dear commenter, finds it very hard to fall asleep. Crashing in another bedroom a few nights a week can save the sanity of all involved. Be experimental. In my case, if I finally do fall asleep, I'm practically comatose. He usually wakes up in the middle of the night either way, and so joins me after that. Everyone's happy that way.

Just as you shouldn't kick them out of bed forever over one night of restless sleep, sleeping together every single night shouldn't be clung to either. Bad sleep deprivation, or resentment towards one's partner over sleep issues, can potentially ruin a relationship just as the presumed loss of intimacy might.
Maybe it’s a bubble effect, and the algo is matching you and your friends/contacts to the cute animals you have in common.

My youtube is all slow-mo videos and that Kerbal Space Program guy. No otters in sight
DEI is mentioned in this announcement:

> The responsibility for DEI work returns to Andrea, our head of People Ops.

The implication is that (prior to this announcement) they had one or more committees responsible for DEI.
Note, the single command does turn off Gatekeeper. File quarantine is separate and needs a separate command. That is as it should be IMO, they’re completely different things.
Musk explicitly promised L5 since 2016. This is the first honest statement Tesla has made about “FSD” (actually less-than-half self-driving).

When asked about a cross-country autonomous trip;
“[by 2017] all you will need to do is get in and tell your car where to go. If you don’t say anything, the car will look at your calendar and take you there as the assumed destination or just home if nothing is on the calendar.” [1]

He explicitly promised L5 by end of 2020:

“I am still confident we will have the basic functionality for level 5 complete by this year“ [2]

He’s a conman, and the cult of personality is going to end like any other cult.

[1] https://www.inverse.com/article/37652-tesla-self-driving-car...
[2] https://mobile.twitter.com/Benshooter/status/133387343433455...
Plato's famous works were about this. One of his ideas was to create the perfect state in which good behavior didn't have to be enforced by laws, by instilling people with an internal sense of morality that they willingly want to follow. Early Judeo-Christian societies were built around this idea. If people are doing what they want to do, and that aligns with what society needs them to do, then their freedom doesn't have to be restricted.
It's interesting to me that nobody's really taken the initiative to come out with a high-quality video-only UVC camera yet. I have in mind something like Arducam's offerings* but with autofocus. Even taking a Raspberry Pi high-quality camera and trying to make a webcam out of it is difficult.

I have no interest in buying a thousand-dollar mirrorless camera for this purpose, and even less interest in taking Michael Lopp's advice and buying a $4,000 BlackMagic camera for this. All the pieces are in place for a decent autofocus dedicated UVC camera with good color imaging, but for some reason the market hasn't landed there, and I'm curious why.

The closest is probably the Logitech Brio, but even that camera is horrible in lighting environments in which the Arducam's manual-focus larger lens excels.

* https://www.arducam.com/product/arducam-high-quality-complet...
How about modelling? It's dominated by women while men are relegated to the proverbial shadows.
Got a citation for this?

I’ve seen this said, and for the life of me, I can’t find an actual reference for it.
> However, the analogy is still accurate, because the right approach involved several steps which no one thought were conceivably part of the solution

I don’t see how that follows. It’s just a truism that nobody figured out how to do it until someone finally did. The fact that the path wasn’t obvious at various points in the past seems irrelevant.

> But if you also told people that this knowledge was the key to solving the two problems they were working on, "how to make very pure versions of a substance", and "how to understand what makes specific types of matter different" you would reasonably have been regarded as deluded.

If they were listening to you at all, it’s not at all obvious why this part would sound deluded.

How is it any more exotic than any of the failed alchemies?

As far as I can see they were all quite abstract.

This one that happens to be correct, no less so.
I looked at this, and you might want to explain it a bit. To me, it looks like a chat program. I don't think that's what it's purpose is, though.
Yup!

There was a case of a student making a joking fake myspace for a Principal that landed the student in jail for a year and a half, happened half an hour away from this place.
At least for me it was due to Signal pushing it with their own cryptocurrency as the only option.
> What exactly is the reason/rationale that it has to fail on facial recognition first before proceeding to use passcode?

To better train the facial recognition system, perhaps.
Yes. I read that. And what I am flatly pondering is what that "responsibility" could possibly consist of, if the topics inherent to DEI are now not to be had at basecamp.
I don't know. All I know is that debts are commonly tiered in this way, and maybe there's a way to do it here.
Exactly. Full support won't be there until all the marked issues are fixed.
Related to cloud cover: one of the biggest uncertainties in climate models is how to cater for the albedo effect also known as cloud feedback. It goes something like this:

1) The most potent greenhouse gas is water vapor (not CO2)
2) Increased temperatures result in more water vapor (simple evaporation)
3) Water vapor forms clouds
4) Clouds are white and reflect incoming solar radiation

A lot of models have to make big assumptions about the strength of this negative feedback loop, and the assumptions have a big impact on the output of the models.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloud_feedback
#0: a standing desk

#0': external monitors & desk mount

#0": an ergonomic keyboard

Do work on a laptop on your kitchen table, you're harming yourself!
https://www.patreon.com/bcachefs
In our today's society of petty censors and dictators, the AI revolution would officially begin the dark age.
Grass lawns are also just flat-out bad.

https://www.nrdc.org/stories/more-sustainable-and-beautiful-...
To me 2015 is new. I wrote my first lines of JS in 2001.
DHH, Basecamp’s co-founder and CTO, literally testified before Congress and wrote about it on the official company blog [1].

But it’s “distracting” when the rank and file talk politics in the office. Oooookay.

[1] https://m.signalvnoise.com/testimony-before-the-house-antitr...
Could you elaborate why? Personally I agree, and the reasons I have is the use of white-spaces as part of the syntax (being one of the only modern languages to do so) and the need to explicitly add the 'self' keyword in class methods.

I would still lean on one of the modern Logo's to learn kids or non-technical people to program, such as MSWLogo or NetLogo (I used to teach programming to people from Social Sciences using Netlogo).
That answer heavily depends on the individual. Of course, some folks have very specific needs an interests, and need a certain amount of intimacy and comfort before getting there. And they absolutely should!

My broad point was that it's not universal. And for a lot of people "sexual chemistry" is something they want to evaluate from the very beginning. Even they will probably admit that it takes more than 1 or 2 attempts to validate.
That’s more strong evidence that the system really doesn’t work as advertised. If it did then the people that supposedly have the power of the purse and control trillions of dollars in spending might vote themselves enough budget to do their jobs.
OK, but the question was about temperatures, not about CO2.

Has there ever been a concern that we could put so much CO2 into the atmosphere as to impair cognitive function?
Good list, I did not know that text image mask effects were so simple. In fact half of these examples covered things I had no idea about.

The custom scrollbars example did not work on Firefox on OSX. all the boxes had identical scrollbars, the OS default.
Depends on the crop. Spacing is a trade off between output, health of individual plants, and workability.

In some cases the tradeoff can simply be between the quantity vs quality of the crop, but it’s not always intuitive which strategy results in improved quality.
Well, Toyota had the sticking gas pedal issue 10 years ago: they did not implement a brake override when the gas pedal was stuck. This was a recommended feature by European manufacturers when they introduced the electronic throttle, apparently Toyota didn't get the memo.

Although I find the GM ignition key issue way worse than Toyota which was an oversight.
Does turning those off still leave the logs redacted?

Or do you also have to install the profile after you tell it to get out of your way?
You gotta draw a line somewhere and I'd probably draw it in proximity to the documented behavior, and apply some superheated sanity to it while at it.

Every change ever will upset somebody.
And at the point where you have enough users you have better stuff to care about than some people that natural selection will get to sooner than later.
ADHDer here. WFH was a nightmare the first six months, but the past few months have been working out great. My findings from this past year:

* Finding the right medication, in the right dose. Biggest QoL improvement. YMMV

* Whenever I get lost in the sauce and start spinning my wheels, I schedule a call with a colleague and ask them to help sort my priorities out. This also helps me with accountability, in a softer way than accountability-by-authority. This might require some self-awareness.

* Finding a note-taking/task management system that works for me. So far, I've been having the most success with a combination of Roam Research; Apple Notes and Muse for drawing/diagramming on my iPad; and Todoist for hard reminders.

* Getting enough physical activity. My headspace becomes awful if I don't get at least 30 minutes of walking in during the day.

* Finding my context shift to work mode. Most days, 15 minutes outdoors first thing in the morning after checking my task list is enough. For rougher days, I work from the café down the street.

* Avoiding social media before lunch, as it stresses me out.

* I found the eureka moments striking at odd times, like evenings or in bed. I rarely regret following these strokes of inspiration, but they can really throw my off my work/life balance. Cutting my days shorter (most days), and allowing myself to work when inspiration strikes (a couple times a week), has really helped in lowering my stress levels.

* A couple days a week without scheduled meetings. I can't focus if I know I'm going to have a meeting in 1 hour.

* Splurging on equipment. If I'm going to spend a lot of time in front of my screen, I might as well get that 4K 32" and a G915 TKL.
Master/slave in the context of IT has absolutely nothing to do with slavery, black people, etc. So yes, it is political.
Mask-independent TouchID on the $399 iPhone SE has been 100% reliable. Even works in the dark, including close distances where FaceID forces you to move the phone back so it can focus. Allows the phone to be unlocked with one hand without looking, when multitasking.
I like Face ID with phones. For iPad, getting the angle right for the face to be recognized seems trickier, so overall the Touch ID experience was superior.
DOP is a great fit for some problems, and useless for others. The same for OOP, they are tools that fit better or worse for a given problem.

And modern Java is great and getting better at DOP/FP.

> do you use Maven, Gradle ?

And my experience is that tooling around java is superb. You just mvn install/gradlew build and it handles dependencies and everything for you.
"I got 99 popcount but the parity ain't one"
How is DEI even a job? What do you do, yell at people when a meeting isn't diverse enough?
> What you're saying is that rain causes rain.

It's a little ironic to use that as an example, because rain actually does cause rain. Falling water droplets induce a down draft which causes other water droplets to fall out of the sky as well. This is why water precipitates rather suddenly rather than as a constant gradual drip.
If anything, sexual promiscuity is how you get respected and are more likely to play in games.
Yes, because we're talking about a time frame of 200 years. That amounts to 3.2F, and yeah, that's a lot.

It's enough to make a lot of marginally-livable places completely unlivable. It's enough to throw off growing seasons, costing a significant amount of agriculture. It will require more water, already a tough squeeze in a lot of places. It will melt a lot of ice, causing disruptions to sea level that will make expensive storms more frequent. It will throw off rain patterns, meaning that some places will become arable that weren't, but forcing some existing farms to stop. That will be hugely disruptive and expensive.

The real problem is that it likely won't just be 3.2F. That's actually pretty much what the IPCC's target is: they want it to be just 3.2F (2C). But even that much involves drastically cutting CO2 output: CO2 is very stable and will last for many centuries. We will continue to get warmer for decades even if we stopped burning fossil fuels utterly, right this instant.

Instead, the world as a whole has continued to increase its CO2. (The US has actually gone back down to 1990 levels, largely because of a shift from coal to natural gas, but partly due to renewables.) That means we're on a track for more like 6F to 8F by 2100, and that is pretty clearly a lot.
Again, if she said this in school it would be an irrelevancy and no one would have heard about it or care. Clearly the school is empowered to punish students for their speech, period. And SCOTUS isn't remotely interested in trying to draw a line there.

The question here is under what circumstances student speech can be regulated, not whether.
Citation: Purely subjective personal experience / opinion.

At least it’s first-hand.
maybe it's a regularising "the", like "the Moon" vs. "a moon"... "the" regular pentagon, vs., etc.
For me it totally depends on the type of mask. Extremely annoying.
Is your argument that arenas don't scale because user-provided data is variable in size?

Although arena memory is casually described as "allocate one huge chunk of memory up front," you are not literally only allocating one block ever and praying it never runs out. If you run out, you allocate another block. The point is that you don't call malloc for every string, object, list, etc. Adhering to this largely eliminates the need for RAII. What about this doesn't scale?

Personal anecdote: I'm building an IDE, where literally all of my data is provided by the user, and arenas have worked perfectly. I don't think I have a single destructor except for dealing with things like file descriptors, etc.
Ask HN: What if Google hires hackers to spam websites so they install reCAPTCHA?
It’s also convenient, especially for men that regard themselves as part of the MGTOW movement.

Just the fun without any of the shackles. Keep more time available for your own hobbies and interests.

If I’d ever separate from my current girlfriend, I would probably stick with ‘pay for play’ and not bother looking for a new girlfriend.
Basecamp's new etiquette regarding societal politics at work
I got rid of my Roku when they pulled the Spectrum TV app.
To clarify, since I can't edit: This is coming from my experience as someone who has taught math to teachers getting their master's degree.
It sounds mean but I wanted to emphasize that the state of early math education is not just due to poorly designed curriculum, but because there is little incentive for mathematically competent people to teach children. (Imo, of course).
Wow new emojis! Maybe some future update will make it possible to turn location services off in fewer than 5 taps.
You might be right in the first half, but TypeScript (which they seem to be built in mostly) is not vanilla JavaScript, no matter what library or frameworks you use.
Or just use the css property scroll-margin.
This will be a gradual migration over 50-100 years

This is wishful thinking.

potentially a boon for various economies - jobs for infrastructure and construction.

This is the broken window fallacy.
I'm not sure exactly what qualifies a music search as a music search and not a search for a music video. The entire point of YT Music on a smart TV is that it's virtually indistinguishable from the default YT app.
Mother Teresa is likely to be a good example as long as you believe she thought she was doing gods work and agree that the details of how she did that are reprehensible.
Start with something pleasant and impersonal just to see if they're interested in talking. "Having a good day?" can lead to "how do you like working here" can lead to "you look familiar, are you originally from around here" can lead to "Oh wow you went to Sycamore High." If you get the sense that the other person isn't chatty or seems put off, you just stop talking.
Chemical code used to store Jane Austen quote in plastic molecules
Popper.js is required for tooltips in Bootstrap.
Apologies for misreading you, I'm just frustrated and accepted the fact that it is by design.

I been reading other comments and as someone (xrisk) pointed out that it is Homebrew Casks which it made sense since all of the gatekeeper alerts is coming from 'Cask-ed' apps. I could disable Gatekeeper but I rather not because MacOS is not my daily driver. I rather to keep Gatekeeper active to protect itself from moronic me.
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I'd say I can get behind pair-programming to a point... it helps get new ideas, different view points and leads to rubber-duck-programming like effects.

I'm not sure I'm a fan of Mob programming... as others mention, over a phone/video conference, it seems inadequate. Turns more into an ad-hoc video lesson by the stronger personalities (for better or worse - I happen to be one of those in my small group at work).

Do you have problems with both? 2 vs 3+? or is it one or the other?
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Super iffy for two general reasons:

1: She could not legally sign that contract
2: The cheerleading team is ultimately an extension of the government (as it is part of a government institution).

By literal means, the state is punishing someone for what is ultimately private, off-campus speech. A lawyer with goals in life would see that as a case worth fighting.
I have the same problem and am struggling mightily with it daily. OP, I would love to correspond more with you. Can you please reach me through my email that is in the profile. Perhaps we can exchange tips and I can learn from you.
Seconded. Software support for drawing and visualizing the approach is quite lacking at the moment though. The editor they provide at least offers a starting point [1][2].

[1] https://www.wps.de/modeler/

[2] https://github.com/WPS/domain-story-modeler
There is a difference between 1) simply being wrong by mistake vs 2) deliberate and maintained ignorance vs. 3) deliberately deceiving people and poisoning the agora.

Mere ordinary wrongness is a big enough problem. And to the degree that it is mere cultural ignorance, it can be merely annoying.

But intentionally spreading disinformation, fear porn, and cultivating false outrage to inflame divisions in society is much more serious, and should not be conflated with mere buffoonery.
Right, the comment surely should have said "substantively significant" and not statistically significant, since statistical significance is a product of not just effect size but also sample size and estimator efficiency (and, indeed, chosen alpha -- anything can be significant if you make the alpha large enough)
This sounds insecure. Do you store the user’s password on disk?
I don’t use Big Sur but I don’t think it has any affect on logs. Without SIP, you could patch the kernel or something and change whatever you want, but that would of course be nuts.

I share your curiosity. If your computer isn't already managed, installing an MDM profile in order to view logs is ridiculous. I don’t even think there’s a way to do it without paying money.