skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Eh, build it at small enough scale and encase it in metal and you'll be fine.
both BRK.B and BRK.A have voting rights.
Yeah - I think we have the same perspective.

On mouse-scroll direction, the 'reverse' is actually the way the content moves (if you imagine your hand on the screen). I came around to thinking this makes more sense than the direction the scroll bar moves, but it was weird at first.
I don't know about everyone else, but I always read your comment with the mindset of "this could definitely have been me", not "hah, look at this idiot". I hope most other people read it the same way, because I don't think anyone is 100% correct in their predictions of which product will do well.
Who were the people that put forward the “say happy holidays not merry Christmas” issue?

Or was the issue invented (and lost) by conservative talking heads?
Correct - it’s blatant double dipping combined with anticompetitive practices against competitors of their own related services.
The AMA also argues against prescription rights for other health professionals like pharmacists (who often have much more in-depth education on drugs)
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are you saying Christians are against quality life?
The only egregious thing about my comments is your dislike of the opinions expressed within them. This was not an ideological flamewar. There were no insults being thrown around. Everyone was being respectful. And it was perfectly relevant to the topic of the submission.

You banned my account because you don't like my opinions. It's as simple as that.
MacOS's Time Machine backup stuff is really good. At the very least, just get an external and plug it in.
Wild ass guess
In the simple savings-and-loan case, banks loan from their deposits. So technically it is the bank's available capital, but the capital belongs to someone else. If the bank has $1 million in deposits, it might decide it can safely loan out $100k, which in some sense increases the money supply.
I know you can sorta daisy-chain the Robot Inventor hubs with careful use of the light sensors (you can light up the LED in multiple colors, so you can use light sensors facing each other as a communication mode), though you'll have to program the encoding yourself. No idea if or how much the same kind of possible with the Powered UP hubs.
Data recovery is impossible [IN THIS SITUATION for those who want to tell a tale about Linux] given full disk encryption. Even if the SSD were removable, and presuming there is no issue with the SSD -- they fail too -- there is nothing he could have gotten from it. This is true on modern Windows devices as well. There are devices that use passphrase encryption, or similes, but they're a usability problem so it isn't what Apple does.

Devices are lost (failed, stolen, burned, destroyed) as a simple fact of life. Anyone who doesn't have an immediate recovery process with negligible loss simply isn't being a professional. His laptop could have easily been nicked from a coffee shop.

It's why most of us simply don't sweat this at all. I will never be in a situation where I'm desperate to recover what's on a device.

Remarkable that the comments are full of people speculating about failures and then, remarkably, getting angry and on a soap box about their speculation. Computing device failed. Amazing story at 11!
"‘He insulted me, hit me, beat me, robbed me’–for those who brood on this, hostility isn’t stilled.

"‘He insulted me, hit me, beat me, robbed me’–for those who don’t brood on this, hostility is stilled.

"Hostilities aren’t stilled through hostility, regardless.

"Hostilities are stilled through non-hostility: this, an unending truth.

"Unlike those who don’t realize that we’re here on the verge of perishing, those who do: their quarrels are stilled."

--Dhammapada, ch. 1, circa 1st century common era (trans. Thanissaro Bhikkhu)

https://www.dhammatalks.org/suttas/KN/Dhp/Ch01.html
Using Sinatra to Mock Shopify API Calls in Rails Test Suites
To cite the Catechism

> The Creator himself . . . established that in the [generative] function, spouses should experience pleasure and enjoyment of body and spirit. Therefore, the spouses do nothing evil in seeking this pleasure and enjoyment. They accept what the Creator has intended for them. At the same time, spouses should know how to keep themselves within the limits of just moderation
Why would you need women for that? Anyone could have told you that this was a bad thing.
Are you really that stupid?
Does the AMA want that or is that the purview of state medical boards? AMA doesn't set practice laws. The people who lobby against new grad MDs having the same practice rights as NPs/PAs are NPs and PAs (more NPs). NPs lobby against assistant-physician laws because why would you want someone who has had 500 hours of clinical shadowing while completing their part-time online, direct-entry, 100% acceptance, diploma-mill school (NP) vs. a new-grad physician who's had 2 years of physiology, anatomy, and pharmacology and 2 years with 5000 clinical hours where there's actually an expectation that you contribute treatment plans and care to the team. The fact that the AMA has been asleep at the wheel and unable to stop NPs from getting independent practice in 20+ states show that they don't have any real influence on who practices where.
The biggest threat is not the password but the recovery email being hacked or google locking out your account if you supply a phone but are unable to verify it after changing your location. That will lock your account. As always google always misdiagnoses the problem which they themselves helped create.
You can still un-solder your disk from the motherboard if the MB is already fucked though, right?
Appears? This guy was constantly making jokes and memes and he did so to appeal to the internet trolls that were his base. Right leaning millennials loved this guy; you must not have seen his back and forth with John Oliver over his Reece’s cup. For context https://www.chron.com/national/article/net-neutrality-repeal...
I lucked out with an honest roofer who encouraged me to buy when he found CDX at his wholesaler and offered to store it until our job could start. We just got our roof on this week, but paid $25/sheet for 90 sheets of CDX. Even beforehand, other roofers were quoting higher prices for OSB and warning that the rising prices would be passed to me, not frozen with their offers.
Walking a btree just is binary search (effectively, although btrees have more than two branches and leaves)
Surprised to see no bitcoin after all of dorsey’s crypto boosting.
If they could have killed and captured enough Democrats that the Republicans could have won the floor vote to not certify the election results, we would be in wildly uncharted territory.

You'd have a Congress and President both declaring that a free and fair election was a "Steal" and they would have the votes, the military, and the levers of power.

The people rioting weren't going to overthrow the country and take over, they were a useful tool for trump to overthrow the election and install himself as President for 4 more years.
Apple purposely removed it a couple generations ago. If you're m1 machine dies you can't recover your data (Apple might be able to but probably won't). If the SSD dies, your laptop is a brick and can't even boot from external media.
Is there a mainstream role for the drugs of the counterculture?
If you want some more thoughts from very articulate people of color on this topic try "Conversations with Coleman"

https://colemanhughes.org/
I don't think my comment would imply what you describe. I think it would imply at least (but not exclusively) the existence of 4 diffuse groups (Left, alt-left/moderate/centre-leaning-left, alt-right, right), just that Twitter and Reddit are cesspools where the loudest of the Left yell at each other for no other reason than nobody else will listen, because they've all been forced off or quit of their own accord.
I’m a consumer and a professional. Consumer me cares more about not losing my local data a lot more than professional me does. (Professional me has a lot of other copies even if not perfect backups, I could do a good-enough restore. Consumer me can’t get back a picture of my kids when they were young if I didn’t have backups.)
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> I will never be in a situation where I'm desperate to recover what's on a device.

I will never be in a situation where I’m desperate to recover two months worth of data, but even losing a day is pretty inconvenient.
The business model is obvious. Data. The new petrol.
The use case is the question. The general trend against personal computing. The naïveté of todays startups and VC in general.
But this is nothing new. It will pass, some people will get rich, some will lose money.
Do I like it? No. Do I care? No. Why? Because I have learned my life lessons well. If something survives as tech standard, it will be used. So I focus my attention on not being early adopter on any kind of tech.
> Time Machine can't run on my Mac because there's not enough space on disk for it to run.

If your Mac HD is that low on space, you're going to be getting horrible performance. You should sort that out and try to keep around 10% free.
In a way it seems like they were doing exploratory data analysis. Put all the facts you know in a regular form and see if you notice any new patterns. These days we do the same thing but with SQL and PCA.
As far as I can tell, Twitter uses system fonts exclusively. Opening Twitter in devtools and looking at the "Font" filter in network shows no downloaded web fonts.
I assume we're all working on our voiceless alveolo-palatal fricatives this week?
SQRL requires that web sites re-engineer their user authentication, the same cost they'd incur for implementing WebAuthn.

SQRL also requires users to get some additional software in order to work. Of course (this being Steve Gibson) that software is perpetually unfinished and buggy, and may not even be available for your browser (e.g. Safari) - but the next version will always be great...

But then unlike WebAuthn SQRL's anti-phishing protection is marginal, it might work, unless it doesn't work, and then it's your fault for not carefully matching things, a task machines are good at and humans are bad at.

Use WebAuthn.
It very much was their intention to scare lawmakers into letting their lame duck president get a second term. After the first non-peaceful transition of power in US history I really don’t see the point in humoring your stance that it was “just a protest.”
Moving from the academy to tech right now and dreading open office.
I am of the 20% I guess. My argument, which I can go into more (but only on demand: I believe I am shadowbanned so I need some proof otherwise before putting forth such effort), is that the Net Neutrality advocates did not recognize that existing regulation already addresses the concerns.
> in the US it is not true

That is patently false. You can divide Americans into any number of segments which they are born into and reliably determine that segment's success. E.g. white people earn more than black people. Children of rich parents do better in school than children of poor parents. Lawyers who graduated in 2000 are more successful than ones who graduated in 2008. Forces out of their control determined this. Their "conditions" are functions of this. Your statement would imply that the people in these segments just happened to make worse choices unrelated to the circumstances of their segments. That would be quite the coincidence.
Or use an external Thunderbolt drive for project data.
Cheaper salary and they order more unnecessary tests, imaging, and consults, which, what do you know, the hospital system also makes money off of. It's a win-win for the hospital, but patients and the healthcare system lose.
What would be gained by killing the C extension model? Making it easier for PyPy/GraalPython or the more recent Pyston and Cinder to outperform CPython?

HPy is in the process of creating a new C extension API that doesn't expose CPython internals and is easier for alternative Python implementations to support with high performance.
GP is saying they're using an authenticator running on the computer they're logging in on (they alt-tab to it from the browser). So they have two factors in the sense of "something you know" vs. "something you have" but in this case the something they have is the same device.
I've had nothing but trouble with time machine..
> You can technically desolder the SSD from the logic board

Well, you can, but even that wouldn’t get you your data back. It’s all encrypted, tied to the hardware.

There are data recovery tools for MacBooks, but I suppose in this specific case an essential part for that was broken.

The data probably isn’t worth the price of doing it (no warranty, all money gone if it fails), but if it was you could’ve called up a component level repair shop, which can sometimes fix issues at a fraction of what Apple charges and preserve your data by replacing only broken components instead of rushing to replace the whole board.
Exactly, it’s important to remember the overall recidivism rate is much lower than the US’s. Unfortunately I think some amount of crime is inevitable and is ultimately reflective of societal development or lack thereof. When you get to multiple convictions, the cost of letting someone go has to be balanced against the cost of incarcerating them permanently, and the relative harm they would cause over the rest of their life if they simply could not be socialized properly. Maybe we really should be locking them away forever. Maybe we shouldn’t. I don’t think we’re ready to have those discussions yet. Emotion and retribution still drive how we punish people, to a destructive extent. It’s clear we could still go much farther in liberalizing and reforming the penal system before these questions become the most important questions to answer.
In what ways are boomers displaying victimhood? The article is quite specific and I wouldn’t recognise that group (though surely there will be individuals within that group) as displaying the kind of victimhood that suggests the high TIV mentioned.
Keep in mind that if Twitter took a cut of tips, that would automatically trigger the App Store's 30% in-app payment tax for any user who tips on their iPhone. (According to App Store rules, if an in-app payment goes 100% to the creator with zero platform cut, then Apple foregoes the 30% fee.)

It's similar to why Clubhouse isn't currently taking a cut of creator payments: they can't do it without paying the App Store fees.
> The CPU / System is simply not designed for these type of usage.

Maybe they shouldn’t advertise it as such then?

I don’t think it’s unreasonable to expect a $2400 machine to be left on overnight without worrying about it being fried in the morning.
The single biggest and most accurate predictor of financial success, or lack thereof, is which zip code people are born in. Libertarian sentiments like yours refuse to acknowledge in any meaningful sense environmental effects upon a population’s well-being, instead almost exclusively focusing on individual choice.

Which is absurd, and why it is not respected despite decades of evangelical proselytizing.
“Non-environmental” water use in California is 20% urban, 80% agricultural. Source: https://cwc.ca.gov/-/media/CWC-Website/Files/Documents/2019/...
What I really appreciated about this article was its clear explanation of how (quarks?) acts like a wave until it is observed and then acts like a particle.
I think it’s a matter of perspective.

Those who serve ads might see them as a way to fund their services.

However, we see this being abused on a near daily basis, by not only service operators, but by ad networks themselves.

The flip side is, from a user perspective, nobody has a right to run ads on my machine I don’t want.

Brave solves for that. Shows me ads I opt into, and gives a mechanism for service operators to get paid.

Is it perfect? No, but I think it hits close to the target.
This isn't specific to the M1. I had my MBP 2016 13" die in the same exact way about two years ago. Same failure mode where it just refused to boot no matter what I did, though it was possible to sort of turn it on if you left it alone for a couple of days. Was able to use that to pull the data off the machine and create a Time Machine backup, but it turns out that Time Machine can lie to you about having completed a backup so I would have lost all of my data were it not for the manual backup I performed.

What was frustrating to me was that I knew my model had a diagnostics port that allowed direct access to the SSD (see https://9to5mac.com/2016/11/24/apple-special-cdm-tool-macboo...) to pull the data off of it, but the service wasn't offered when I went to get my machine repaired. I was forced to accept the data loss from having the logic board replaced.

I later had bluetooth issues on the same laptop, and that required another logic board replacement. Which, surprise, came with data loss once again. Also had a lot of fun learning with that repair that Apple changed the extension backups are stored as, and Time Machine can't recognize the new one as a restore source for some reason unless you rename the folder to use the old one. Wasted quite a few hours on that, and Apple's phone support had no idea about why Time Machine wasn't seeing it.

Anyway, moral of the story is, backup often, and have more than one backup method, unless you like losing your data.
That’s pretty cool, I’ll test it out when I get to a machine with a Postgres client.

Do you translate to api calls and query in real-time? Or are you ingesting and archiving?
It doesn't matter, in this case.

NN is a ludicrous concept that increases prices and decreases choices. Why would I care if someone faked my opposition to it?
It's like.... https://www.cnet.com/pictures/weird-objects-on-mars-pictures...
You can send / receive Bitcoin on Cash app which is supported.
But mirrorless is harder to break so possibly is it not good for repair department?
You realize a user has to give permission per webpage right? Nothing wrong with Vibration Support in the browser.
Is there any reason the slots can't be privately funded?

Like, could minting more doctors drive down costs for hospitals (that need doctors for services)?
Cryptocurrencies by virtue of being digital money accessible anywhere in the world and not manipulatable by central banks can do a ton of good in countries that are experiencing currency mismanagement. It was particularly popular in Argentina, and right now Lebanon is experiencing hyperinflation as well.

Controversial opinion — but I'm of the mind that the world is about to experience massive inflation due to the horrifying Covid response of massively expanding the money supply, so we might be able to see even more of a need worldwide.
I have no need for more than that though. I could take off more if I wanted but I'd just be bored. lol
Unlike electric utility companies and ISPs, users don't have a choice in the underlying blockchain.

This is more like Microsoft forcing people to pay for Windows when they buy a PC, even if they will install Linux.
Does YouTube need to exist? I think most of us were alive before 2007 and I don't remember it being some kind of apocalyptic hellhole in which I could never find information or entertainment.
> this laptop suddenly died when I was using Adobe Photoshop for a project. Yes, dead. It wasn’t taking its time to “shut down”. It just blacked out and showed no signs of life at all. [...] and it just wouldn’t turn on.

I was in a similar situation once. My laptop suddenly died, and it just wouldn't turn on; plugging in the charger would instantly extinguish the charger light, and that light would only come back if I unplugged the charger from the wall and plugged it again to the wall (but not to the laptop). The solution was also similar: the entire motherboard had to be replaced under warranty. The cause was probably a short somewhere on the motherboard's power delivery subsystem.

The main difference: my laptop's storage wasn't soldered onto the motherboard. I lost nothing other than the time it took before the technician came to do the repair.
It's a bit discouraging that the most valuable company in the world makes shiny garbage toys that are a nightmare to use in a professional capacity.
Been presenting on and teaching the technology for 7 years
> IMO one of the big civil rights achievements was to get rid of that divide.

This never happened. You can't just eliminate explicitly racist laws from your books and expect all the racism and bigotry which led to those laws in the first place to disappear by magic. Pretending like there aren't different outcomes and general experiences between races also doesn't magically eliminate those differences. If you can’t measure it, you can’t improve it applies to racism as well which is why understanding and talking about systemic racism is so important.
For me it isn't the world is boring, it's just horribly painful all the time. So I numb myself in tech instead of trying to deal with it.

It's not productive to my happiness or sustainable, yet here I am just waiting it out.
> I'm having a tough time seeing what's wrong with it

I block ads so that I will not be manipulated into buying things I don't want or need. I'm defending myself from an assault on my ego and self worth. I'm not making money, I'm just consuming content that people have chosen to make public.

When Brave replaces the ads of a website they are just stealing the content and selling it.
> Data recovery is impossible in most situations given full disk encryption.

Key escrow has been a solved problem for decades, Apple just doesn't implement it (AFAIK, anyway).

And it's not like user-managed keys are that hard anyway. I mean, just install any modern Linux distro with a decent pass phrase and you can securely and safely move that SSD between almost any two laptops on the planet.

OS X does board-locked enclave-managed storage because iOS does board-locked enclave-managed storage, not because it's the right choice for the problem area. It's not a phone; the guy in the linked article lost 800G of video editting work!
No condescension intended. Google has been offering this service for a while, at least since 2018 iirc.
You’re overthinking it. This is a study to better inform the needs of disabled people in space. You know, for the future. I happen to think that research about the types of accommodations needed for people with disabilities is valuable, and the earlier we learn the unknown-unknowns here the better. You seem to think that this is somehow a wokeist ploy which will lower the “quality” of the space program (whatever that’s supposed to mean), so you’re making a bunch of hypothetical points that actually don’t matter and trying to “logic” your way to victory with a bunch of flimsy premises.

BTW I hope there are no hard feelings. Sometimes I just like arguing.
>> but Musk co-founded Paypal

I don't think that's correct: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elon_Musk#X.com_and_PayPal
I am currently in the process of learning C and having never seen any B code before I am rather surprised at their striking similarities. What could C do at the time that B couldn’t? Why did C eventually replace B?