skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The level of air pollution is relatively the same now as it was last year for the first wave though. The air pollution isn't helping things but if it were that one thing, why would the second wave look any different from the first?
A really good point - we should distinguish the sophistication of the attack and the attacker. These are clearly highly organised and sophisticated attackers, many working in shifts etc.

If it gets in through an access broker, you're definitely looking at a sophisticated outfit of attackers.

I guess I'm approaching this as the defender - if the malicious code isn't exploiting anything needing patched (other than decades-outdated assumptions of a threat model where any binary has the ability to act inseparably "as" the user), the actual ransomware is harder to prevent for most organisations, as all the friendly hand-holding type advice they receive from police and governments doesn't save them (patching desktop systems won't prevent the file encryptor payload from running on the first host, after a user runs the bogus docx.exe file and ignores warnings through alert fatigue).

It would be interesting if companies were more willing to (or required to) share details of ingress vectors, to understand the extent to which they're being breached through really advanced attacks involving reversing of recent patches, versus someone popping a pulsesecure VPN that's been warned about for years. Or on-prem Exchange that they've continued to ignore all the warnings about as nothing is on fire. Or just a user clicking a link to a shared file mistakenly emailed to them, called CONFIDENTIAL - PAY SCALE 2022, which phishes their SSO credentials for 365...
>"At some point, the money has to run out"

That only applies to usefull things, like infrastructure and industry. When it comes to speculative s financial assets, oyr capacity to fund them is virtually unlimited
Well, there is FreeIPA, best compared to AD, but it's still much more complicated than what Chrome OS offers. I agree something as zero-setup would be great.
Obviously if one group is hospitalized less, another group will be hospitalized more, as a percentage of the total.

You have to be careful not to end up with one old guy in the hospital and stating ‘wow 100% is male and old’. That’s not a useful statistic.
How can I tell if I am unable to do this? I think maybe I kind of can, but I have to focus really hard and it is a flickering image and I am not sure if I am actually imagining that I am imagining if that makes sense at all. Or the fact that I am not sure is already telling? I don't think I try to imagine anything in my daily regular life though.
I think it's just a test to see how far out western media reaches. Hopefully far enough towards all experiencing inequality so they can pick out a word they can also ban. Just be left with one indiscriminatory word - money. lmao America the controller of world speech
What's the point of being a micro blog platform if long-form text is written anyway? Twitter either needs to disallow long text in threads or just remove the character limit.
That would amount to saying that we in Europe can't use any technology that is less than what 20 years old?

You can't even replace an Intel CPU with an AMD one unless your motherboard supports both. Good luck finding a modern laptop with a socketed CPU.

I get where you are coming from, and it would be nice not to be locked down to one vendor, but the cost to enable that is so high as to be not worth it.

I would rather the manufactures have to state their support up front and then you know what you buy when you buy it.
But those rallies were conducted in West Bangal and highest COVID cases are in Maharashtra. I'm definitely against these rallies but logic seems to fail us here, isn't it?
Because the very counterpoint you were making was already addressed in detail in the article. Admittedly not as much detail, but they weren't being as simplistic and false as you suggest with your quote of the article.
Well, obviously I can only comment based on information that's been released publicly by DHH, JF, and their employees (both current and former). What would you prefer we all evaluated the situation based on?

Some employees have been critical on social media of the policy changes. None of them has suggested that DHH or JF thought it was OK that the names list existed. Again, all available evidence suggests that nobody who is still at Basecamp or who was there formerly, including the founders, thinks the names list is OK.

What exactly are you questioning here?

Because you evidently don't know any more than I do yet, based on that same body of information, you seem willing to insinuate a much shakier conclusion though you lack the courage to state it explicitly (because I think you know that it's not backed up by any evidence). You're not adding anything to the discussion other than noise.
But JavaScript bloat is allowed to stay (by product managers, middle managers, UX designers, etc) because the website is still fast. If the JS bloat actually caused the site to become too slow on fast machines, people with power to change stuff would demand change.
that's some meta-bikeshedding over there (AKA bikeshedding the concept of bikeshedding), kudos to that!
She actually decided to quit YouTube after this completely unfair treatment.

I think it's high time these platforms saw some regulation. It's ridiculous what they are allowed to get away with.
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I don't think you can just "kill cryptocurrencies." China tried that and most of the mining happens there now.

Plus not all cryptocurrencies waste power the way bitcoin does. And before crypto was big there was malware that asked for money via mailed checks and bank transfers (and there are plenty of scams that just call people and ask for money with no software at all.)

In addition banks make an incredible profit laundering money for drug/human trafficking. I'm sure they could be convinced to put that to use doing other things if crypto wasn't there.
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Not for japanese nationals
> Is this broadening of the scope something that happens just here, or is 'negro' also slowly falling under the definition of the N-word in the US?

"negro," in American English, is basically equivalent to "oriental," in that it's not so much of an in-your-face offensive slur like the n-word, but it's an outmoded term that only someone like your grandparents or perhaps great-grandparents would be caught using, and then swiftly corrected. definitely still offensive if used in the presence of the contemporary person who was being dubbed as such, though.

for more information on this topic among many others, I would suggest checking out the podcast "Moe Factz with Adam Curry," wherein "American Descendent of Slavery" Moe and famously Dutch-raised white American Adam Curry talk about such issues. every episode they play this Malcolm X clip that summarizes the idea for their show (and shows just how recently "negro" was commonly used—within my parents' lifetime!):

> First the white man and the black man have be able to sit down at the same table. The white man has to feel free to speak his mind without hurting the feelings of that negro. And the so-called negro has to feel free to speak his mind without hurting the feelings of the white man. Then they can bring the issues that are under the rug out on top the table and take an intelligent approach to get the problem solved—that's the only way that they'll ever do it.
When I was 16. I lived in the US for an exchange year and one of the cultural differences was how people dealt with profanity. I was baffled at how people tried to avoid bad words, yet still clearly invoking that word in my head. A few examples include: friggin, what the fudge/heck, gosh, darn it...

Whereas I back in Germany it would be socially accepted to say these things as they are.
Never Forget a Task Again
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But Kumbh happened in Uttar Pradesh while highest cases are being recorded in Maharashtra way before Kumbh happened. I'm against any social gatherings but this seems to defy logic , isn't it?
Is that "bass guitar string" thing common? I had it twice, both times in a hot and cramped train and shrugged it up to "heat stroke".
parent commenter mentions that later in the comment
Simple, just say nigga
RAM and storage is usually integrated on phones. The battery is usually not something you can pull out anymore because people like me prefer phones that I can use to find my way in the rain without risk damaging the phone, but even so they are pretty easy to replace, the same with the screen.

On laptops you have a choice: buy a Thinkpad that is not an ultrabook, but even then you see people prefer thinner and lighter models than ones that are servicable.
Arm looks promising too but it's about parts not ISAs.
Procter not Proctor. Common spelling mistake :)
In prague we have bitcoin can machines and I paid for a beer with it in like 2016. Not that beer is worth more than it's wieght in gold
It’s not just that word. You’re not allowed to say anything negative about blacks as a group. You’re putting yourself in hot water saying something deservedly negative about an individual.

Some pointers for those desperate to torch their career: Mention the fact that they commit at least 56% of the murders (FBI stats 2019). Mention that crime and murder are way up thanks to last years racial reckoning. Mention that the perpetrators of hate crimes, anti-asian and otherwise, are overwhelmingly black. Mention intellectual, academic performance. Mention IQ. Best thing is you don’t even have to mean anything by that, intent has become irrelevant.

Land of the free, home of the brave.
If the program is coded properly or compiled with a recent compiler/headers, it will search System32 (or SysWoW64) first before its own directory. In other words, it might or might not depending on how the program-in-question is compiled/coded.
If only they did the same thing to Japanese nationals...
It is very unfortunate that a single guy using one single resource is creating a false narrative about an entire country and is misusing this forum to spread false narrative. While even scientists are puzzled on the cause [0], a few like the above commenter for sure knows the causes conclusively

India unlike U.S. and other western countries needs more careful analysis due to its diverse nature, larger informal economy and lack of proper data collection practices. Any simple attribution like the commenter is doing is simply false narrative

1. Anyone who has been tracking India covid cases closely knows, the most affected and contributing (72%) states for the second wave have been Maharastra and Kerala [0]

2. And, as second wave picked-up just 6 states contributed to 86.37% of new Covid-19 cases as per the data tracking [1]

3. Why did it spike in Maharastra ? Read [3] & [4]
Importantly note the point on variant "This surge has started from Vidarbha, and it is hard to believe that mutant variants didn’t have a role to play"

4. Now, lets talk about variant found [4] "Two leading experts recently contended that a new coronavirus mutant strain was reportedly detected in Amravati, Yavatmal, and Akola, all in the Vidarbha region in the eastern part of the state"

5. Above comment talks about religious event which is kumbh mela which took happened in Haridwar, Uttarakhand state. Do you see the state in any of the listed states contributing to the raise ? No. Let's put today's status, is that state even in the top: 10 [5]

6. And do you know you need a permit and negative covid test report to participate in this religious event ? [6]

7. He talks about Narendra modi rallies. Seriously ? He took rallies in the states where elections being conducted by Indian election commission, like all all other political parties he has to support his party. This is saying like Biden cannot take election rally while Trump goes on giving daily speeches. Importantly, do you see the state of Westbengal where election allies happened in the top ?

8. As Maharastra went into curfew, poor migrant labor mainly from Bihar and UP and people from other states rushed back home and there is no data how this might have affected

9. Did BJP declare victory over virus ? Yes. But there is no scientific or data based attribution of spike Or the commenters indirect attribution of peoples laxity and not wearing masks to victory declaration is misguiding

[0] https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/indias-massive-co...

[1] https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/coronavirus-updates-f...

[2] https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/6-states-contribut...

[3] https://indianexpress.com/article/explained/explained-why-is...

[4] https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/maharashtra-hits-1...

[5] https://www.business-standard.com/article/current-affairs/ne...

[6] https://www.covid19india.org/

[7] https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/kumbh-2021-limited-to-30-day...
Yes, and that's referred to a list of funny names. It's still not clear to me in what the "ground fact" (the list of funny names) is different from the links posted above.

I'll be frank- and I know that I'm risking the mistake of reading just what I want to read-, I think that those "counter to creating an inclusive workplace" and the general tone ("serious collective failure" etc.) are just nods to the social justice culture, and are meant to appease and concede some ground to the opponent. I don't think (also because it is clearly stated elsewhere in the same post) that there was anything intrinsically racist in that list, or anything that made it substantially different from those examples above. Apart from the obvious difference that these are customers, and it's not nice to secretly make fun of them.
You don't transmit your private key.
I am from and living in The Netherlands too.

I have talked with about every 'neger' I know about the word 'neger' and none of the negers had any objections to word neger in itself. And I talked about it with random negers too.

Just don't use it as a slur. The word is not much different than 'Belg' ( Belgian ).

The only people I know who get their panties in a bunch about the word 'neger' are virtue signalling white dudes and gals ( deugers ).
You're gonna put 10-16 sockets on one motherboard?
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One big factor that is different in India than this time last year would be economic.

The incomes of your average person in India has declined due to the whole pandemic and can be seen here: https://www.statista.com/statistics/1111510/india-coronaviru...

That would in a country with many living day by day, be one difference over say this time last year, in which air-quality would of also been a factor as much as currently. Whilst not good, combined with a reduced nutritional intake, may of tipped the balance.
How would the statically typed WASM open an even wider hole? Assuming you mean that the size of wasm's hole is larger than js, not that their combined holes are larger than either one.
You forgot to mention that the vast majority of mass shooters are white.
And... You'll be downvoted to hell again since you stated facts and asked questions around them.
It is very unfortunate that some are creating a false narrative about an entire country and is misusing this forum to spread false narrative. While even scientists are puzzled on the cause [0], a few commenters here for sure knows the causes conclusively

India unlike U.S. and other western countries needs more careful analysis due to its diverse nature, larger informal economy and lack of proper data collection practices. Any simple attribution like the commenter is doing is simply false narrative

1. Anyone who has been tracking India covid cases closely knows, the most affected and contributing (72%) states for the second wave have been Maharastra and Kerala [0]

2. And, as second wave picked-up just 6 states contributed to 86.37% of new Covid-19 cases as per the data tracking [1]

3. Why did it spike in Maharastra ? Read [3] & [4]
Importantly note the point on variant "This surge has started from Vidarbha, and it is hard to believe that mutant variants didn’t have a role to play"

4. Now, lets talk about variant found [4] "Two leading experts recently contended that a new coronavirus mutant strain was reportedly detected in Amravati, Yavatmal, and Akola, all in the Vidarbha region in the eastern part of the state"

5. Some comments talks about religious event which is kumbh mela which took happened in Haridwar, Uttarakhand state. Do you see the state in any of the listed states contributing to the raise ? No. Let's put today's status, is that state even in the top: 10 [5]

6. And do you know you need a permit and negative covid test report to participate in this religious event ? [6]

7. They also talk about Narendra modi rallies. Seriously ? He took rallies in the states where elections being conducted by Indian election commission, like all all other political parties he has to support his party. This is saying like Biden cannot take election rally while Trump goes on giving daily speeches. Importantly, do you see the state of Westbengal where election allies happened in the top ?

8. As Maharastra went into curfew, poor migrant labor mainly from Bihar and UP and people from other states rushed back home and there is no data how this might have affected

9. Did BJP declare victory over virus ? Yes. But there is no scientific or data based attribution of spike Or the some commenters indirect attribution of peoples laxity and not wearing masks to victory declaration is misguiding

[0] https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/indias-massive-co...

[1] https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/coronavirus-updates-f...

[2] https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/6-states-contribut...

[3] https://indianexpress.com/article/explained/explained-why-is...

[4] https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/maharashtra-hits-1...

[5] https://www.business-standard.com/article/current-affairs/ne...

[6] https://www.covid19india.org/

[7] https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/kumbh-2021-limited-to-30-day...
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But Maharashtra had been seeing record cases even before Kumbh which happened in Uttar Pradesh. How come Maharashtra had those cases then?
>Now when we say that our economy grows exponentially, it means that the amount of matter traveling through this pipeline is growing exponentially too!

If there are people out there who buy phones by weight it is to buy phones that are thin and light, and therefore contains fewer materials.

I remember the phones of the early aughts. They were bigger and could only do phone things (and snake), which meant that you needed a computer, maybe a calculator, a form of MP3 player, a camera, maybe some DVDs to watch in the back of the car along with a DVD player to watch them on.

Today you have all of that in a phone.
The current copyright law is unsustainable. Pretty much every melody you can think of is copyrighted and as an artist you can be anxious that anything you make can be claimed by someone else. Copyright laws need urgent change as they are not fit for purpose...
No, because a significant proportion of people who enter the hospital (and especially intensive care) will still die, even with proper care.

The biggest problem is that it is a really tough sell if you run out of capacity. Even if it would be better to use that capacity for other cases.
Not to detract from the main point of the article, but the general linguistic Puritanism of Americans it describes is very startling to British (and, I am sure, Australian) ears - here, even an old person would never be so coy as to utter "gosh darn it", and the first time I encountered the term 'restroom' (as a tourist in an American airport) I actually laughed out loud, suspecting a joke.
classic book, and the movie is great too
I don't find his explanation convincing. He totally overworked for a long time, probably didn't exercise at all, didn't do anything at all - this by itself is likely already a symptom of an underlying issue. No sane person will spend all the time working if there is a choice. Maybe he was distracting himself from a depression or some trauma. To narrow the cause of his experience down to Glucose seems like quite a simplification.
I haven't seen the employees "escalation to genocide", but as I understand it, it was an employee sharing the ADL pyramid of hate -- that such attitudes such as stereotypes were foundational to further hate.
Amazing the lengths the mind will go to to convince itself that it's not a stress or emotional problem that is the underlying condition. This person even convinced themselves that things improved because of FND rather than the improvements in life situation -- changing jobs, time passing from the loss of a partner, time passing from start of pandemic.