skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Just wait until the alpha release of EvanScript.
But they still only request them when the client views them and not beforehand, so the view tracking still works and even has the proper timestamp for that.
Do you have any links for that stuff?
The "pioneers" you are jealous of did not homestead unoccupied land...
ha, awesome! I love how minimal the whole approach is

I call this, "Sweeping Vertigo" https://doersino.github.io/tixyz/?code=tan%28i%2Bt%29*random...
Yeah, this works. You feel kind of bad, but you value your time in helping them fix whatever problem you have using their product/service.

Sometimes I've known exactly what the problem is and don't want to jump through the hoops of level 1 help to get to level 2 to get to level 3 which can take hours but can be mitigated by outlining the problem in a public forum you know they have reps montoring, and its resolved in minutes. You can still achieve this reasonably politely and thank them afterwards and its actually a good outcome for both parties.
Very insightful and beautifully written piece. Today’s events in India are a culmination of unscientific ways of handling the pandemic and wasting a year without ground preparation resulting in scores of deaths.
It's true, the Chernobyl disaster was first detected and announced from the Forsmark plant in Sweden, while USSR was still hoping no one would notice.

Over a day after, radiation was detected on a shoe of an employee about to enter. It was concluded there was no radiation inside the plant, and that it wasn't the plant leaking outside. That left winds from east as the source and that's how the world got to know.
Deep down in their hearts, they are all Ford Transits. In the case of the sprinter, that was once literally true.
and if inflation is under 2% and the city always increases by the maximum of 2%, then eventually the value of the property tax paid will be infinite, right?
How is that analysis useful?
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If you make an illegal fiction detector, you will also have an illegal fiction generator. So you'd need to keep it closed-source, or else the internet will grab a copy, flip the sign and go to town.
> But you know what else is equally unacceptable in the eyes of most companies? Genuinely progressive stances on labor organization, public ownership, and anti-imperialism. For the same reasons.

Why then even bother to work at those places? there are many other places to work, many that share those views.

Sadly for some their only purpose at work is to cause division, they don’t want the work, they don’t want to be in a place were their ideas are dominant because what they really seek is change, by force. That number is growing and is causing all these problem and it will only get worse.
This post doesn't have anything to do with criminal content or filters.

This is about a vulnerability that allowed an external party to scrape and access private adventures and user inputs from all other users.
There need not be material differences if there are sufficient differences in scale. Of course we already rely on algorithmic black boxes, in fact I'd argue that we have been relying on algorithmic black boxes since before we had computers (we just call them "traditions" instead). But if a technology like neural nets expands the applicability by a sufficient margin, the resulting societal change can be huge.
...which is an abject failure on the Fed's part. Changing methodology in-flight is kind of dumb. Discontinue the earlier time series and start a new one, don't pretend that apples and lychees are comparable.
Yep. They built something great (if there's no foul play in demo) but they don't know the correct market where this can generate revenue.
Do you prebuild and run or use some kind of node -r (module register).

Btw I interviewed at Notion but didn’t make the soft skill bar. Big fan of the product.
Then don't use it for that! Why so many naysayers dumping on interesting things. Engineers aren't idiots who're going to randomly rely on unknown techniques. Even traditional FEA is backed up by hand calculations.

It's not even really a black box. It's learned a subset of Abaqus's functionality so it's scope is known.
There's usually entire teams involved in preparing these sorts of decks - from content researchers via subject matter experts to designers. So not a single person needs to believe in it all at once.

I think a far better question is: Does whoever is paying for these decks to be prepared believe in them? These decks aren't (always) built for internal use.
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> having it in the wrong spot means we may never know if Tom Pidcock's extra speed would have allowed him to make up the small distance in the final 26.86cm.

Isn't it possible to extrapolate the movement from the last few frames of the image sequence?
That still tells the spammer you opened the email. I also doubt they do so for third party email accounts, which can also be used in the gmail app.
There are a lot of conservative narratives baked into this post. Let’s look at the horrible mismanagement of the USPS. I’m 2004 DHL and UPS wrote a law to increase the pension liabilities of the USPS. It passed in 2005 after being passed by a republican super majority. Prior to it’s passing the USPS use to be the poster child of government done right. Service was excellent and reliable, affordable, revenue neutral or surplus generating.

In light of this new budgetary crisis created entirely by private business one of their attempts to generate revenue was to sell merch. For a short time you could buy an Official USPS Outfit Dog Costume for example, and it was actually working. Republicans saw them doing that and passed regulation saying no you can’t sell merch or do anything outside delivering mail.

The post master general at the time said fine, if we can’t raise money other ways then we need to raise rates. Guess what republicans did. They told them to piss off. After kneecapping the usps they just pointed at them and used them as an example of bad government which they themselves caused. Classic “starving the beast”

The narrative republicans have around government inefficiency is either wrong or entirely self inflicted. The USPS is just my favorite example.

And if the republicans actually cared they’d propose alternatives and be active in the legislative process with an intent on servicing the “average” American. Trying to ban municipalities federally does nothing but obstruct and protect their corporate funders. That is unacceptable
Just to tamp down on the hyperbole a little, while Burmese legal refugees and illegal immigrants are mercilessly exploited, slavery (and polygamy for that matter) are illegal in Thailand, and many Western people who think that their money insulates them from the legal system find out the hard way that no, it does not.
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What do you mean by "the new segregationists" and "genderisation of everything"? Are people stomping in and replacing gender-neutral workplace restrooms with separate ones for specific genders? Is racial (or otherwise) segregation being put in place at your place of work? Are gender-neutral pronouns like "they" being replaced in company prose with "he" or "she"?
I think it's more the limitless respect for age and seniority. It's kinda how Trump probably didn't start as horrible as he is now, but since people never told him to fuck off and he got away with it, it just kept getting worse.

In Chinese, boss is spelled lao-ban, teacher is lao-shi, wife is lao-po, and husband lao-gong. Lao means old. There are a lot more of these in the language. I wouldn't be surprised if its similar in japanese(at least considering the society itself)

The way I imagine it is, is that society is self-balancing in the sense that if you go out of line society reminds you that something isn't ok. But at some point in time when you're old the society just respects you for being old and gives you a pass whatever you do. In east asian societies being old might be one of those conditions. In the US it might be more related to how much money you have, and how successful you seem.
Is that true? I thought theories were falsifiable explanations of a series of laws, observations, and hypotheses that could be predictive of as-yet undiscovered observations.

"Proven" supposes a conclusion, of which we never really get with a theory.
In the past I’ve felt the opposite of your sentiment.

I’ve found my email to be unwieldy. I’ve felt like I have to apply constant hygiene and maintenance to keep it from becoming useless.

Checking out on an e-commerce site, trying out a new tool, registering a free trial...these are things I guess I do frequently enough that it seems to doom me to sort and sift through noise.

I know the common solutions are a good set of filtering rules or separate emails/aliases. I lean toward the latter and it’a definitely helped but I still find it all a bit of a pain and time sink.

That said, you make a nice case for it and I can definitely identify with some of the ‘zen’ of email you’re describing.

I feel like I’ve tried every email client out there, but is there some solution I haven’t thought of of where I get a friendly GUI but can configure mail filtering in code (i.e something I can keep in git) rather than clicking around?

I’ve toyed with ideas of bundling by sender - or quietly placing new senders into their own ‘message requests’ type bin for me to approve or deny.

Or some kind of intelligence for identifying, for example, a receipt or confirmation email (which I want indexed) vs a promotional email from the same vendor (which I do not).
Great story. Which Intel integrated GPU, if you remember?

And what shader language? It looks like GLSL expects `float` to be a normal float32.

https://www.khronos.org/opengl/wiki/Data_Type_(GLSL)#Scalars
We need a Manhattan project to penetrate China's firewall
There's a massive opportunity to access China's population by penetrating their great firewall - how can the US / a start up go about this?
Commenting out lines, rerunning, and trying to get meaningful performance counters is pretty much my workflow, and, from what I've observed, not very uncommon. A tool like AGI should give at least somewhat better insight than just FPS though, as that is a crude measure that can conflate a lot of different things.

There's a fair amount of academic work on GPU simulators, but a lot of the activity there seemed to be a few years ago. And in any case, I'm not sure how usable these are for tuning real workloads. If you have good hardware performance counters, those can give you almost as good information as you'd get out of a simulator.

I think there's tremendous potential to do better tools in this space. I'm not quite sure what the business model is, though.
> I'd wager more people reading it have been raped than have been murdered.

Source?
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One person buys the painting at the auction, but then hundreds of others can deduct the tax if they already had a painting they purchased at a much lower value.
It is great but it increments ports each time it connects/reconnects which means you will have quite a few unwanted entries in your known_hosts file. Minor problem, but if you like to keep it organized you should check it from time to time and delete all the obsolete connections.
Not inherently. We don't know how it's replicating.

Furthermore, this isn't even an an/or situation: the actual virus in the vial of vaccine isn't going to be 100% uniform. You could have both virus material that can and can't replicate simultaneously. The extra immune response induced by the subset that can replicate might even make the immune response against the spike protein stronger, even if your theory is correct. Remember that vaccines usually have to use adjuvants to induce a stronger immune response than the active part itself does. An actual infection could do that quite effectively.
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Potentially - do you mean via the video or the photo-finish image? I've suggested in the article looking at when the wheel reaches 98% of the full height which I think is along the lines of what you're saying.
There is at least one more Evan working in this space who should be on that list.

Evan Martin created the Ninja build system and works on making JavaScript builds fast at Google. He has blogged about it here:

http://neugierig.org/software/blog/2020/10/scaling-typescrip...
https://archive.is/rzE29
Yeah true - it would be interesting if one of the super slow mo cameras they use in sports would be as good at determining the winner.
Not sure I follow the logic here - how does this relate to corruption? Is there some suggestion that the school district paid kickbacks to the administration, or is it run by one of the president's family members / personal friends?
I know man, genocide is just so unfashionable nowadays...
Isn’t your definition monthly active ?
I got a japanese rice cooker that would play cheerful songs once it finished. Cute the first time, but annoying after that. Fortunately they could be switched to simple beeps.
Unsolicited resumes are the most noisy channel of all. TBF I'm somewhat surprised it is even cost effective to keep reading them. But, send an engineer to spend an hour talking at a university and you get a bunch of very promising leads every time.

Source: I've been an interviewer in Google for a number of years and talked at a university at some point.
The author found a vulnerability, extracted data they should not have had access to, processed the data (aggregated, anonymized), then published the data. Isn't everything starting from "extracted" illegal? Or is it a gray area where "the server would not have provided the data if I were not authorized to receive it" -- in spite of the author's admission that it was acquired via a vulnerability?
In my opinion SCMP is the best English language news source on all things Asia. It genereally has good tech coverage. It also has been around for ages.

I consider it has trustworthy as NY Times, BBC and a few others.
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I would even say a less, my kids will often have a specific ask 'can I watch some TV' where I can reply 'yes/no/later/that's really good/bad' and then its done. A co-worker will sometimes not even have a specific ask, but are instead looking for some idle chat.
PlantUML is like the markdown of software diagrams. It is amazing what you can do with it.

I recently discovered you can draw a whole Gantt chart just by describing the activities in natural-ish language.

It's kind of amazing though, it has one of the highest ratios of utility to presentation (as in, it works great and it looks horrible) of any tool I know.
It is necessary, brokers are not going to do a credit check or proof of net worth because their clients would not like that but they will judge how you dress and how expensive you look so makeup and clothes are necessary for the impression needed.

Source: I've been dismissed before based on how I presented myself in such situation and learned to play the game when needed.
The adenoviruses themselves are known to cause blood clotting for years and were questioned long ago as being a good vector.
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> Well, if you want to ruin their investment then issue building permits for more of them.

That will just expand the market for such investments and make even larger areas unlivable.
WTF is going on with year over year growth in China?? Really popped since after Q4 '20..

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Because ACER2X.DLL (for Jet 2.x databases which Bob likely used) was removed in Access 2010. (Trivia: reading form, reports, macros, modules etc from Access 2.x databases required another 16-bit program that MS stopped shipping with Access 2003)

Edit: Actually, this also reminds me that I believe a compatibility pack was needed to use Access 2.x databases in VB3 which only supported Access 1.1 databases by default!
If you make property tax a fixed percentage of the value of the property, it automatically adjusts with inflation.
Awesome research. I have similar quibbles about photo finish cameras in sports and written about them [0].

There are usually tons of rules in sport about the equipment, the Race course etc . but how exactly the finish needs to be set up is often vague. In this case it was an alignment issue at fault. But the next problem is the arbitrary resolution finish cameras work at. How wide is the pixel slot? This can be the difference between calling a tie or a small margin.

[0] https://www.rowinginmotion.com/thoughts-fairness-rowing/
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Well, not really, 3D LUTs are just 3D LUTs, they are typically just a mean to represent expensive functions from a performance standpoint with a fast alternative, or a way to obfuscate proprietary functions with a single table. Whether they are used to carry a film look is entirely dependent on what the 3D LUT models, and certainly not every single one of them is a film look. Disclaimer: I work in the industry and produces 3D LUTs as part of my job.
I am quoting him directly and I decline to reveal my sources.
> 'gay' had a completely different meaning to what it does these days. And as for the subject itself, being completely taboo it was never discussed

> If one looks at the problem globally, speaking one's mind in public nowadays is fraught with dangers. No wonder that so few actually do so.

You don’t see any irony?
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Consider hypnotics used during light medical procedures to keep you awake but compliant. From a state of more freedom you can freely choose to enter a state of arguably less freedom. Why would this be a contradiction?

> Edit: Also the definition of "mental illness" is somewhat nebulous and not historically fixed. Homosexuality was at one point called a mental illness.

Yep, insights and definitions of illness will keep changing. But while insights in the details of e.g. psychosis may vary, few would deny a correlation with chemical issues.
Oh, it is causing pain already. Recently I pitched to a friend fixing a component as a great project for a very junior engineer. Only to find out that neither his nor my team has any sufficiently junior engineers on hand. So the oceans will keep getting ever so slightly boiled until we hire some, or one of the too senior engineers runs out of more important things to do. Sure it won't bring Google down right away, but having cruft like that accumulate kills efficiency in the long run. And Google thrives in cutting those epsilons.
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> I haven't met anyone who is married, above 30, who also works at FAANG, the spouse can legally work in the country, and the household income is below $500K.

You may have a very limited circle of folks you talk to and are willing to share such details with you. Myself and a number of close friends do not have a $500k TC household as married couples. Not even close.

> It's financial suicide to do otherwise. (Bye-bye 1/3 of your income for 18 years when you inevitably get divorced)

Maybe I misunderstood you but you're saying you should marry someone who earns similarly to you because of the inevitable divorce? I'm not sure I follow, you're advocating to marry for the financial prospects first because marriages end in divorce?
Most of the donateshitgames are targeted for adults with money actually.
There is built-in socialized competition on donates. In every guild/group/party without donating You will be outsider and a person that pull whole team down.
So, like California DMV?
The old iMacs were also pretty thin, relatively speaking. And they did emphasize that a lot in marketing.

But they did choose to make the new iMacs thin rather than small, they could have tucked the computer part behind the display and done away with the chin, but they didn't.
That plate part isn't quite true, since most firearms will have metal barrels at the very least. Which would found by a metal detector.
> I'm pretty sure my nephew's first ride on the subway was when he was 3.

He said "difficult" not "impossible". And if you was travelling with 3 years old, you would know it is in fact more difficult and tiring. Not impossible. You can travel by public transport with 2 years old or baby too.

But, where public transport can be more or equally comfortable then going by car, if you have small kids you have to watch all the time, it is more difficult.
It also constrains supply of real estate, driving up the value for property owners.
That device is causing rippling negative externalities across our industry.

It's gone beyond your choice or my choice - Apple is gravitationally distorting the entire industry and bending it to its will.
> Roads aren't some kind of natural resource that all humans have a birth right to

Neither is food or shelter, yet many people think that you should have access to those, even if you're unable to work.
Imo, baby is easy. The hard is toddler you have to watch constantly else it does something stupid or get lost. Baby can be contained in carrier.
Sounds about right. The OP sounds like "Why does coke advertise their product so much when they are the most well known product in existence"

Because that status will decline without advertising.
I had the same thought :)
Fortran for sure, given its use in HPC and GPGPU programming since it exits (we no longer use all caps for its name :) ).

Only GNAT Ada uses GCC/LLVM, the other surviving Ada vendors have their own compilers, no idea how much they expose the underlying SIMD intrisics.

Rust has some initial support, I don't follow it, last time I checked it was only available on nightly with a very basic subset on stable.

Zig no idea, I don't follow it that much, being yet another C just with bounds checking isn't something I care about.
That’s a point I agree on. But my understanding is that most of the companies that are re opening offices are insisting that employees eventually come back. Is Google/Apple/JP Morgan letting people stay full WFH?
I don't get it. What business is it of ours if a wealthy person passes their wealth to their progeny?
This was a really good writeup. I thought for sure there would be no way to salvage it after you mentioned how they messed up but then you talked about using the curvature of the spokes and the width of the wheels in the photo finish to figure out how the wheels were spinning and it blew my mind.
I never had any notifications on my phone to begin with. I then went a step further and put it on a shelf behind me. Now the only time I notice I have a phone is when I need to recharge it.

I also own an iPad - again, no notifications. I recently put Safari on a 35m/day limit. Works pretty well.
Perhaps exclusivity is important to these customers. The real estate agent isn't posting images on the web for the mass market to see.