skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Please provide to the public, in an expedited manner, all information necessary to identify all proposals of known-vulnerable code from any U of MN experiment. The information should include the name of each targeted software, the commit information, purported name of the proposer, email address, date/time, subject, and/or code, so that all software developers can quickly identify such proposals and potentially take remedial action for such experiments.

This demand seems to extend to all open source projects not just Linux. Others have brought up concerns about UMN engaging in the same activity with other open source projects. If UMN complies with this demand, that may provide some peace of mind to the maintainers of other projects who have UMN contributors.
The Perfect To-Do System Is Not Just Around the Corner
It’s a magazine typesetting / layout thing called a “pull quote”
1) That means those are probably just empty containers at this point due to diffusion. The DDT is already in the environment and has been for decades.
2) Those ones are the dangerous ones right now. And moving them risks massive immediate releases. Making this cleanup process entirely terrible...
3) Yep! And has done so for decades now
Why? Which companies will be the main players in that scenario?
Beyond the Standard Model Searches at the Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment
"You're difficult to talk to" is not a hostile statement. It's also what you say to someone after they're being difficult, not before. I don't think the reply of "no, you" would be the problem.

And if somebody tells me I'm difficult to talk to (which has happened about particular subjects with particular people), my response is not to look for something to accuse them of so they don't win. I either ask why, or if I know I'm being reasonable, terminate the conversation.

Talking to somebody who is constantly trying to equalize their position with you is fine usually, but trying to criticize, teach, or suggest a different approach to them is impossible. They don't listen, immediately get angry, and try to find something they can criticize about you (even if they don't really mean it.) I think it's a sign of abuse.
Indeed; nitrogen narcosis is almost non-existent within the 18m standard open water limit, and even down to 30m is unusual. Just find a reputable dive company taking you around a reef and it's really very safe.
Note that this is a VMM and not a unikernel project. We can create bindings with this VMM for faster boot times and access to fast IO paths.
s/"ttp"/http"/
Yes, you are correct. I've misremembered the
effects. However there are other positive effects from infrared light.In any case, this is just a bonus to the actual purpose of the panels.
> Apple doesn’t like webapps because they’re a threat to the App Store ecosystem

Steve Jobs in 2010:

>"We have two platforms we support. One is completely open and uncontrolled and that is HTML 5. We support HTML 5. We have the best support for HTML 5 of anyone in the world. We then support a curated platform, which is the App Store."

https://web.archive.org/web/20100605065858/http://www.cbsnew...

They've been pointing out that you can do anything you like through the web since the App Store was new.
The project's README might help.

https://github.com/davidbrochart/nbterm
After being stuck for years in my life, what helped me, to speak metaphorically:

I believe everyone has a barrel right in front of them that's full of all kinds of things they're trying to avoid acknowledging: harsh truths about themselves and their life, shirked responsibilities, excuses, lies, self-delusion, the little games that they're trying to get away with instead of behaving properly etc.

The barrel is so hideous to look at that we rather not look at it at all and go around living our life pretending as if it doesn't exist. We subconsciously believe that it will somehow disappear if we just don't acknowledge it for long enough time, and because almost everyone else around us is also doing the same thing we get the implicit social cue that the barrel is nothing to worry about.

Additionally, some things in the barrel are impossible for ourselves to perceive because every human being has genuine blind spots and also because our brains actively modify our perception to hide things from us in order to maintain our psychological sanity, a self-image of ourselves as a good guy. People need the help of others to scour their blind spots and typically they react to this discovery process so badly and emotionally that we rather just keep silent to not upset others, even if they seem eager to really want to see the truth about themselves. It's no joke to have your erroneous self-image blown to pieces by truth.

Rather than a quick fix to being successful, rectifying the barrel is a long and a humbling journey and a task for a lifetime. However, as I've taken my few first steps along this path, I can say it seems to work better than anything else, and so to me it doesn't matter if it takes time because it seems a worthwhile pursuit to invest the rest of my life in. I only wish someone would have shown me this way earlier so I wouldn't have wasted so much time, but as the saying goes: "What the wise man does in the beginning, the fool does in the end."
You don't have to put "gas tank" in quotes when you drive a BMW!
Your global figures for Ford and GM look wrong to me... but otherwise, I agree: If Tesla continues to grow at these rates, yes, eventually they will catch up with leading car manufacturers, all the way up to VW, currently the world's largest.

Tesla's online manufacturing capacity at quarter-end was ~1.05M EVs/year (~600K/year in California, ~450K/year in Shanghai), which works out to a run-rate of 262K/quarter, vs. 180K deliveries in Q1.

The two gigafactories already in construction, Berlin and Texas, look likely to come online within ~12 months. They should add at least 1M more EVs/year in manufacturing capacity, bringing the max possible quarterly run-rate to 500-600K/quarter.

The four gigafactories already in development look like to come online within 2-3 years, and should add at least 2M EVs/year in manufacturing capacity, bringing the max possible quarterly run-rate to 1M+/quarter.

To catch up with VW, Tesla would have to add 10-20 additional gigafactories beyond the 2 already in construction and the 4 in development. And of course, they would have to find buyers for all those EVs, most of which would have to be low price-tag, entry-level, mass-market vehicles, like Toyota's RAV4 and Corolla, and VW's Tiguan and Jetta.

It's possible for Tesla and Musk to overtake the likes of VW in volume -- if anyone can, it's them. But it's not certain that they'll be able to do it. Success is far from guaranteed, given that all automakers are going 100% electric now.
top tip: most humans can float as long as their lungs are full
'More plastic and vibrations...' Please be more specific. More plastic than the BMW or Mercedes?

And what parts are vibrating? Do you mean making an audible sound? Or the car is shimmying?
The Geek Code, 1993
> he is obviously brilliant, so controlling diabetics via insulin shots should not be hard

Being brilliant and the ease someone has controlling diabetes aren’t necessarily related.

The higher you are for a long time, the less you’ll notice the highs. When I was diagnosed, my A1C was over 13, so I’d likely been averaging 300+ for weeks. I felt like shit but it came on slowly over a period of months. It had been so long that I didn’t know what it felt like to feel normal.

But I’m also quite stupid, so take this with a grain of salt.
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SaaS marketing is a new age marketing where intangible services of software services are promoted and sold.

SaaS that stands for Software as a Service is a process by which any business hires a professional application that lets users to connect and use cloud-based applications via the internet.

75% of cloud workflows flows will be provided as SaaS by 2021. This statistic shows the growing popularity of the SaaS business model.

SaaS provides regular updates and adds timely functionality to its service.

Since SaaS marketing is an intangible product, the offered services have to be continuously monitored & improved as per the feedback received from existing and potential customers so that you can thrive in business and expand your customer base.

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The was exactly the argument for dumping nuclear waste in the ocean originally. That was until the places they once thought were dead zones are teeming with life.
Ice can be particularly tricky. One of the nice things about modern traction gear is that it's easy and light to toss in a pack "just in case." That said, with harder ice and steeper terrain, it's not a replacement for more specialized gear.

I tried to do one hike this winter that wasn't even particularly hard but it was really icy and cold and the steep parts were steep enough. I ended up turning around given that I wasn't wearing my full crampons.
It's not about ignoring differences, it's about making sure our differences aren't important. It's a subtle difference but it's what makes the ideology work.

The best example is that it is forbidden to have public statistics based on religion. Not because religion doesn't matter (it does), not because religion is irrelevant (it isn't), but because pointing out our different beliefs is the best way to pit people against each other
I've done a few hundred dives (so, intermediate? with some additional certifications for deep/nitrox/rescue/divemaster) and the biggest problems I've had were 1) dropping a steel cylinder on my toe on a boat 2) getting sunburned on my scalp before I started wearing a hood even in warm water, due to an extended surface interval 3) dodgy food on a liveaboard.

I don't think most recreational divers push things close to the line at all.
In my last team we had some people in Israel which has a different weekend! And we managed fine. Totally agree about 'right now'.
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Interesting, with climate change CO2 will be increasing to over 450 ppm at some point.

Will we have an issue with airborne diseases?
I don't see the political part in this. If I was gay and somebody would respond to me like that, I would instantly ask "Do you have a problem with me having a husband? Where were you living the last couple of decades? Are you some muslim extremist or something?" Keep it light and funny, and tear the bastard apart.

It doesn't need to turn into a political debate, it needs to turn into a "you're a jerk" debate.
I'd love to be filled in. I saw some videos of Manjaro which was dreadful (latest version). Ubuntu seemed to run fine until you do something performance intensive (for 2005 standards).
>People living in Poland ... but working in Germany

People living in Poland and working in Germany are either commuters or remote workers, not immigrants like you mentioned in your post above to which I replied: ["Poland (one of the sources of immigration)"].

And they're not extracting money from Germany, they are earning it fairly and legally.
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Since he compared to Billionaires, I think he means poor in resources (as you have no abundance); but probably someone who has enough resources not to worry about a meal or housing.
In uMatrix, there is an option "Spoof <noscript> tags when 1st-party scripts are blocked" that shows <noscript> content.

edit: uBlock Origin shows <noscript> when the entire site's JS is disabled.
https://driving.ca/tesla/model-s/features/feature-story/rang...

our 2019 100D promised 491 kilometres of electrically-powered zero emission motoring while the Porsche’s said the Taycan would only be able to manage 345 km.

the Porsche had almost exactly delivered its expected range — 342 km according to our calculations, versus its original 345-km claim — the Model S was all but as dead as a door-nail at 355 klicks. For the record, the Tesla underperformed its predicted range by some 136 kilometres, or negative 27 per cent, while the Taycan exceeded its EPA rating by 15 klicks (more than four per cent).
If you need more performance, consider Librem 5 instead.
Thanks for taking the time to answer my question.
> those living in the "zero COVID" countries would be prevented from freely traveling to all those countries to see loved ones

Not true. There's repatriate flights weekly out of both NZ and AU. You just have to quarantine coming back in.

There's a process for approval, but it's fairy straightforward. If you can afford a ticket and the destination country will take you, you can go.

The hard part is - most countries or connecting countries if you can't fly direct require 2 week quarantine or limit people entering. ANY inter-country travel is a bureaucratic nightmare.
For some reason, it's buried. I had to click over to the news, and then I found it in the nav bar there.

https://indieweb.org/Getting_Started
It’s not novel but consider how unproductive your attitude is. Someone was excited about learning something new, and you took a massive dump all over it, with no benefit whatsoever. If you’re upset that not everyone knows everything, you should be working to cultivate that excitement!

https://xkcd.com/1053/
I think one thing to consider is the non-stationary distributions in the problem space.

We may be able to formulate our current understanding of what it takes to be a CEO in every feasible future context that we can imagine, and create an agent (not an AGI) that does that.

But then what would happen when the distributions change out of sample in an unforseeable way? Suppose two countries go to war and this drastically changes the operating environment of the business. The agent would need to learn how to operate with human-level capability in this novel environment which it wasn't trained specifically to do. That's why I'm thinking it requires an AGI.
Thanks for sharing, it's a long read but very well written and worth the time.
That's what I tell iOS users that complain that page zooms in if they tap too fast on a button adding items to cart. It's for their own good, and they can thank their overlord - Apple.

Not zooming in when doing stuff unrelated to intent to zoom, is just not in their interest as determined by Apple.
> The misunderstanding that leads to belief in strong AI is that meaning is somehow embedded in the symbols used to communicate it

yet you have Roget's thesaurus, where words are grouped into sets of words that have a similar meaning; it might make a difference when dealing in terms of these categories, instead of dealing with word instances; i mean if you have a dependency graph of a sentence, and the nodes are the corresponding sets in the thesaurus, then you might get a similar, but more general interpretation of that sentence.

(i once had a project for parsing/representing Roget's thesaurus in python: https://github.com/MoserMichael/roget-thesaurus-parser There are probably other projects like that around)
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Very cool to see this – but will only be successful with great terminal plotting tools. The ones the author mentions like the matplotlib interface clearly won't do[0] due to lack of resolution

A perfect use case for unicode plotting [1] (shameless plug)

[0] https://github.com/domitry/matascii

[1] https://github.com/olavolav/uniplot
OP could be referring to Raynaud syndrome (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raynaud_syndrome). It's not sure tea helps in such cases.
It was actually worth the full read to me
The importance of those twice a year trips is high though. Visiting family, resting up on vacation, exploring new places. Choosing a vehicle that doesn't support those twice a year trips is a hard sell for many people.
Surprisingly little alcohol can affect heart rate variability
I’m sorry but these people come off like huge babies to me. Nobody is saying what is so horrible in practical effect about this, just a bunch of moralizing about silencing voices.
VSCode Insiders has huge improvements in this area. I switched to Insiders specifically for this and it’s great. You get linting, auto-formatting, vim-mode keyboard input, and even git diff for .ipynb. I don’t run Jupyter’s browser UI at all now.
I've ridden in a Leaf and didn't notice anything remarkable. A Tesla was entirely different.
The examples I saw came mostly from agencies shoving as many WordPress plugins as possible and then tweaking them instead of doing some (or any) basic PHP/HTML/JS.

This wasn't even about WP coding practices, since there wasn't much coding done by the agency at all. This is usually a sign that they have more "webmasters" than "web-developers".

Plugins/Themes are not fundamentally a bad thing, but sometimes it feels like they're fitting a circle into a square.

The worst offender I saw was a WP landing page doing 100+ SQL queries to display a basic home-page.

What were these queries doing? Getting the color of the header. Then the color of the logo. And then the size of the carrousel, etc.. etc...

I'm not sure what a non-technical person can do to keep things sane. However, the minimum is to have a short feedback cycle where you try the website and see if it feels sluggish. Open the browser console and see how many Megabits its downloading. Run it through LightHouse [0] and see how it scores.

[0] https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/
So many times I see the opposite: of its hot out then people crank the AC to coldest setting and if it's cold out then crank the heat up uncomfortably high. It drives me nuts: I don't have an extra layer with me in the summer and I'm freezing in the store/theater/restaurant. I can only hope that this is an American peculiarity.
Id rather take a 30 year mortgage out at 4.5% and invest it elsewhere as 4.5% is less than my expected return.
This has been the dream for so long. Computer in your pocket. Dock at a desktop. Same computer. Ubiquitous
> HBO Max was delayed in appearing on Roku because of negotiation breakdowns. In the case HBO it was Roku that seemed to have the demands. They are looking at revenue anywhere they can, but if their position weakens look for Google, ATT, and others to simply forgo working with them.

That's when I ditched Roku. Android devices are cheap enough and arguably a little better.

Roku really has no lock-in - their entire value proposition is "you can stream the services you want on this cheap device." Nobody buys Roku because of the "Roku ecosystem" or "network effects" or anything else - they just buy it because it's cheap and (supposedly) works.

When it stops working - and it doesn't matter why - it's easily replaced.
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What is this supposed to achieve? I'm always annoyed by those.
America learned its lesson and cares now? Just LOOOOL
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The Death Cult of Smart
Which NoSQL store are you talking about regarding fast aggregations? I don’t think that’s a property of all NoSQL dbs.
Sorry if it put you off! For balance, diving can also be a very magical and surprisingly calm/zen-like experience. The best diving experiences I have had were in fairly shallow warm water (10-12m?) with great visibility. It is amazing seeing see-turtles, schools of fish, corals. It is like visiting a completely different world!

Basically, as long as you dive in much better conditions than what you trained/qualified for, you will have a great time. Well worth doing.

I just wish more dive shops were on the more conservative side. And that they had better boats with less fumes and less waiting around!
The shameless plug is well justified. uniplot is seriously impressive!
"There are two billions Muslims on earth, please explain how Islamophobia could possibly be real."
Well, no. The issue isn't mooted.

1) The vaccine doesn't prevent you from catching COVID19; it prevents symptoms. Your body fights it off. We know nothing about how it impacts long COVID or spread. I mean, we know it reduces them, but is it a 10% effect? 90%? If hospital staff are spreading COVID to patients, we've got a problem.

2) Vaccinated people in contact with non-vaccinated is how you get vaccine-resistant mutations.

We need vaccines and proper masks, especially in hospitals.

If there's an issue like that, it seems like an anonymous complaint might help. Letters to newspapers, regulators, and hospital leadership, all cc:ed so they know others have received them, outlining that:

- Proper masks are available: links to US plants having overstock, new technologies (e.g. Korean nanofiber)

- Used N95 masks don't work

- Reuse of N95 at the institution

That puts a lot of pressure on leadership to address the issue. Enforcement actions usually go nowhere if an issue was already resolved by the time the agency gets there, and it's a lot cheaper to deal with early rather than late.
The nearest charge station to me is >100 miles away. Seriously any EV is NOT remotely in my future.
That's the kind of overly simplistic programmer thinking that doesn't work in the real world.
Same. Blogging is fun again.

I built my own blogging engine as well :D (also focused on being lightweight and fast)
I disagree, Overall I find that Germany really strikes a good balance. Nice social security net, nice salaries, very low criminality, free school and universities, nice public transport. What else do you need to have a family? Real estate is indeed a bit on the expensive side, but it is the same situation everywhere else.

Yes you feel a decline because of the aging population and low business growth. I agree that a developing country will be more vibrant and you will feel more alive, but you will have to deal with a shit tons of other issues that are non existant in Germany.
Google promised its contact tracing app was completely private, but it wasn’t
If you are in mountains of debt you would be more vulnerable to embezzlement and bribery. Generally only relevant for security and financial industries
Motorola also did it a decade ago. I remember seeing these at RadioShack:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motorola_Atrix_4G#Webtop

The dock was a commercial failure.
Uh, not to be too much of an Internet nitpicker, but according to [1] there's around 168,000 gas stations in the US. That's a pretty big car-using market right there.

Numbers for China are harder to come by, a quick search yielded [2] which states around 120,000 stations in 2019.

So, extrapolating from those two data points, I still think "millions" is a bit too many-sounding.

1: https://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/quizzes/answerquiz16.shtml

2: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20190226005504/en/Chi...
Would you care to share where the good and bad experiences in AU were?