skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
So on the one hand you're (rightly) saying that this function has no semantics under the rules of the C language, but on the other hand you're saying that the semantics that C compilers assign to it is a bug, and on the third hand you are saying that the hardware should assign semantics to it even though this code is not written in assembly language, so it's not clear what the hardware should assign semantics to? Got it.
GP didn't say "end workplace sexism/racism", they said "end perceived workplace sexism/racism". The former could (arguably) have a definition of when we have arrived at this condition. The latter can never end, because someone can always perceive that it still exists (even if, objectively and hypothetically, it does not exist).

Also, labeling the other side "divisive, hate driven" is not helpful. It's at least divisive itself, and it definitely does not invite understanding of the other side.

But ultimately GP's point was that if you argue your side should be represented, you should consider whether you are okay with the other side also being represented. If not, maybe politics ought to stay out. (Or maybe the views should be moderated or rules of engagement enforced)
Political censorship in China is just part of doing business there. I would like Apple to follow the laws where I live (which they do imperfectly, and they need to be held accountable), so I am not going to complain because they follow local laws in other countries.

In the other hand, their policy for apps with user-generated content is stupid, and their stance on adult content is pure ideology that belongs in the 19th century.
Doesn't seem very smart especially with the threat of China's security attacks around the corner, with the emerge of AI and IoT we need security more than ever.
People are bored at work. This leads to politics at work - especially fashionable politics of the day.

Same as with people who are bored in general.
>In what universe is this an acceptable outcome for a TOS violation?

in the universe where it's unlikely for small streamers to successfully sue twitch for stealing revenue. It's an egregious abuse but its one that has to be first arbitrated and then sued over and its unlikely to succeed so no one has really done it.
A new replication crisis: Research that is less likely to be true is cited more
Two genders can observe the same thing, but attach different levels of importance to the observation, and have different preferences for imaginative play based on what they’ve observed.
It's not the weather: NYC goes to great efforts to house its homeless, including renting hotels indefinitely[1] to house homeless individuals and families. It's one of the few pieces of city policy that I'm proud to publicize.

And, for what it's worth, many pricier essentials are either locked or behind sliding panes in NYC stores. The Duane Reade near me has panes that chime when you push them aside, alerting anyone nearby and also preventing you from swiping an entire row of items into a bag or cart.

[1]: https://www.ny1.com/nyc/all-boroughs/homelessness/2020/06/25...
My wild guess is City of London. Massive amounts of office space. Like 500 housing spaces, no shops, no kids, quite a few restaurants and bars to cater to the workers.
My sister had the exact same experience with fraternal twins. She was very vocal about providing gender neutral environment.

My children were not twins but both were decidedly birth gender centered.

There was a time my daughter asked for tools and matchbox cars which I promptly gave her when she returned from school. She played with them for a week and went back to polly pockets.

This is obviously not the case for everyone. However, from experience it is biologically driven.
Status symbol where? That can’t be the case majority of the time in the US. Every other person has an iPhone. Literally.
It seems pretty clear to me that they’d do so immediately if they felt they could do so without being called sexist.

First they group them into a particular category. Then they restrict that category behind a login. And then they restrict it further, and finally ban it entirely.
A young boy I know loves playing with toy weapons.

He also loves playing cook, and playing "taking care of the baby" with a doll.

Luckily, he's allowed to.
> Your labor and skills are not owed because they got lucky, they are owed because that is what you are exchanging with the owner for money.

But if everybody is woke (and that is the case given that we are talking about tech and California) then the company has no choice but to accept wokeness because the money becomes a non factor if it can't be offered to somebody who is not woke . The supply of non woke workers just isn't there.

Employees will keep wokeing about until they are replaced with non woke workers at the same price point or slight premium due to the efficiency gained by not having political discussions on the job
You should openly discuss how much you make in order that you can negotiate with more leverage. But you’re right about politics.
> But building affordable housing is too far a step

Building any housing that's not a McMansion in SF is literally almost impossible. NIMBY politics run deep in California.
who knew, only ~30C of flour for `1e+64` donuts
Accusing others like this is not allowed on HN, and we ban accounts that do it, so please don't.

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Or identify with who they've seen do things in different ways.
I guess my advice would be to prepare as much as possible for the meeting, including writing documents that present their positions. I would also try to defer as many on-the-spot questions with lines like "that's worth thinking more about, let me get back to you with a more complete answer."

There is also that old exercise where you pose the same question to all members of the group, then have everyone break out and write their own answer, then come back together again afterward.

But, stuff like that won't always be enough. To a certain extent, meeting with other people is kind of a requirement for teams, and you have to think quickly to have an influence in meetings. It's a job skill she'll have to develop one way or another.

Now, if she's saying that the people she works with aren't letting her talk, that's a different story: it doesn't sound from your description like that's the case. More like, she's feeling anxiety in meeting situations, and to some extent feeling anxiety about that anxiety, and so on in a spiral.

If that's true, one step would be to treat the anxiety as a separate issue from just work meetings, and talk to a professional about it.
Reducing size is always good. It's just one of many metrics of efficiency and greater efficiency is always good.

If a new part is smaller than an old part, the new part probably uses less materials. Less heavy metals in the solder and component body etc, less weight for shipping which burns all kinds of fuels, etc etc.

Saying "thinness" is kind of stupid, because making the full outside shape of something too tiny to even use, is the stupidest way to use a decrease in the size of all the parts inside.

The gains could just as well be taken advantage of by filling the same space with other stuff like more battery or even empty air.

Taking the idea to an unlikely extreme just to illustrate: A phone that was the exact same size as my current one, and performed the same jobs no better or worse than my cirrent one, but which was mostly a hollow shell just to give my hand something to hold and screen to see, and all the eletronics were in a little glass thumbnail would be perfectly great on several fronts.

Reduced component size has made an infinity of things either more efficient, or made them possible at all instead of impossible. There is no such thing as "small enough already". That's identical to saying "efficient enough already".
When I'm bored at work I imagine ways to sew discord with tasteless emoji. It's not a sincere temptation.
Does SF prosecute petty theft? In Seattle we mostly don't, and haven't for years. As a result, there's usually not much point for police to put petty thieves in jail.

I'm not even sure they investigate/prosecute class C felony theft here much anymore. Above $5,000 stolen (class B felony theft), and then maybe there's a case.
Maybe this is the joke, but it seems he says that every video.
Why jump to the extreme? There are plenty of people who seemingly behave “normally”, but are internally sympathetic to some abhorrent views. Does that mean they can’t write JavaScript as well as the next person? If I’m privy to their beliefs that I find disagreeable, does that mean I should “out” them, even if their internalized beliefs have no discernible effect on the workplace?

I’m trying to find my place in the conversation as well. More questions bubble up the more I think. Do I really care that my neighbor is racist if I never interact with them?
So, clickbait science? :)
Sure. Recipe for 2 donuts:

0.39 cups all-purpose flour plus additional as needed for bench flour

0.22 teaspoons baking powder

0.11 teaspoon baking soda

0.11 teaspoon ground lavender

0.11 pinch salt

0.11 cup granulated sugar

0.06 stick butter softened to room temperature

0.11 whole lemon zested

0.03 cup fresh lemon juice

0.06 cup milk

0.22 whole eggs

0.17 cups powdered sugar

0.22 whole lemons juiced
Either that or they lock up all the merchandise and don't unlock it until the customer pays.
Apple’s Tim Cook Faces Pointed Questions from Judge on App Store Competition
> If a gang in my street, they better be on my payroll.

Funny thing though. With this Citizen nonsense? They might be on mine instead. Bet that makes you sleep better at night knowing those woke hippies might hire "private security" of their own, right?

How about this: let's all get together and decide democratically on how to, I dunno, enforce our laws in a universally acceptable way? We can then hire a bunch of these "law enforcers" together such that they aren't beholden to any part of society, and come up with means to make them accountable to all of us, with like rules and stuff that we can, I guess, amend as we go along. Deal?
> I think the people who brought the pyramid into the equation were pointing out how individual behaviors, in aggregate, lead to greater possibilities of increased oppression.

I don’t think I accept this theory. But if I did, it’s not relevant because the list wasn’t making fun of “others” and seemed to have no correlation to any particular vulnerable population.

So it’s both an issue of an arguable diagram in the first place (even if the ADL created it) introduced in a place that was not relevant since there were very few Asian names on the list yet the discussion seemed to really get into racial issues that didn’t apply to the situation.

Of course, had employees been mocking or belittling people because of their race or the list was 94% Asian (instead of the 94% euro) then it’s a different story and the discussion would be very different. But that’s not “woke” that’s just enforcing ethical codes in employees to not discriminate based on race.
That's exactly what they do. They buy products from suppliers and mark them up, sell the the products and take the margin.
Lawful political beliefs, affiliations, and actions are a protected attribute in Australia[0]. I have no idea whether this forces you to hire e.g. actual Nazis, although they'd probably have some unlawful beliefs.

[0] https://www.humanrights.vic.gov.au/for-individuals/political...
They're suggesting a platform for sexually suggestive content, as opposed to one for sexually explicit content.

Which might actually be a viable niche. There are a lot more explicit websites out there than softcore ones.
I can finally build the Jarvis home assistant I dreamt of when first learning coding in high school. To bad now I know voice assistant widgets generally are useless.
The logical conclusion here is that you're implying that you can't engage in a discussion without first forcing your employer to vocally take a position on the issue.
Are you discussing politics?!
There's definitely been a shift in enforcement that was needed. Back in 2007 I bike commuted down the east side esplanade every morning. I regularly saw the Police using an air horn (think the spray can horn people sometimes use at sporting events) directly against the side of someone's head to wake them up.

Stuff like that needed to end. But we also need to go further to address the root causes of this problem.
It's funny, but individuals with privileged positions using government money to do X is much more of a mark of capitalism.
> I dare say those hippies in Seattle were fans of your Lockian ideal too

Please don't confuse me for a student of Locke.

> And likewise trying to replace police with this private goon squad[1] looks an awful lot like "tearing down existing institutions" to people like me who think it's a shit idea.

Building UPS or Fedex is not the same thing as destroying USPS.
I am hoping this is a rhetorical question as no one lives in a vacuum. The point is what they take away from these experiences and that tends to be driven heavily by biology.

Just a fun question for you, have you raised children? At least one of each sex?
Please don't take HN threads further into flamewar. You escalated more than once in this thread. We're trying to go the opposite direction here!

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> It's easy to say "let's go back to the time when things were simple"; it's a lot harder to say "folks in (e.g.) Israel shouldn't be able to type in their native language".

Is writing a text editor literally so hard that we can't do it twice (or three, or five times)?

There are literally trillions of lines of code in existence now. Instead of making a five hundred thousand line text editor because are terrified of writing one again, maybe we make five ten thousand line editors?

Of course, I'm exaggerating, but do you get my point? There are worse things than duplicated code. Narrowing the requirements for latin and cyrillic left-to-right languages so their code can be made radically simpler seems well worth it! The specialization necessary to make a text editor do Hebrew well, or Chinese or Arabic well is probably way different, and frankly, better done by experts in those languages. From their perspective, to completely flip it around, why should their editors be encumbered by the need to support English? Instead we end up with the proverbial "Jack of all trades, master of none". And we end up with radically complicated, hard to test, terrified-of-breaking-a-language-I-don't understand code that serves no one well.

Editors don't have have to completely diverge in features and feel just because they might have different code bases. Surely we can try to make copy&paste and select all and the common things operate in a fairly standard way across a few different programs.
These things are like some kind of social software. Behaviour patterns that HR departments or other departments use, because they worked well for others, get around the consequences of some legal precedent, or simply because they are fashionable. As examples, take casual friday, adding "(m/f)" to job offers, or giving out stock options.

We are all just apes apeing each other after all ;)
> To some people (I am not one of them at all, but I understand the argument) any abortion is literally murder, and it as a sincerely held belief as the recent movements like BLM and #metoo were.

This as well as other parts of your comment seem to imply that you believe the sincerity or intensity with which one holds a particular belief is one of the most important factors in the merits of that belief. I personally do not think this is the case.
The line being crossed is that usually private citizens offer rewards for "information leading to the arrest" of someone. They don't put a bounty on actually arresting the guy because that's the job of the professional police departments.

And both of your questions regarding what if they get it wrong or right are quite interesting to think about.
I think the better solution is to persuade them to open up their computing devices.
Kodlogs appears to be scraping StackOverflow (badly - see below) and putting ads on it.

For instance:

https://kodlogs.com/92189/syntax-error-unexpected-t_string

versus

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31489301/php-parse-error...

Note that Kodlogs strips out markup (including code tags) so the questions aren't even USEFUL.

Garbage spammers.
It’s too early yet to see whether the whole episode at basecamp was net positive or negative for the company.
No it’s not. There’s no Nissan device you can buy in the USA that allows leaf to do power to home. It might be different in Europe, and I know you can import non-Nissan devices from Japan.
> You don't give up ethics and morals because you cross the threshold of your place of business.

Calling this rabid politics as 'ethics' and 'morals' is a neat trick. It is like calling "freedom to not air one's views', 'freedom to get fired for non PC views', 'freedom to be deplatformed' as actual freedom.
I've got the same but the 6.5 bed. That just means I can park it at Home Depot somewhere near the entrance to the store. The 8 foot bed does have its allure.
I don't think it was in the article, but apparently it has a lower yield and smaller berries. So basically economics caused it to stop being commercially cultivated.
The Walgreens near where I life (Bush and Fillmore) has a padlock on the red bull fridge. It was pretty shocking to get back from spending awhile in Korea where convenience stores are plentiful, 24/7, and fast to find this new development.
Any two people will certainly attach different levels of importance to what they observe, I agree.

Given that this behaviour was learned by observation, society's existing gender norms - and specifically those around guns - would also have been observed and learned. We can't separate these, in this anecdote.

Would we not expect to observe the son to engage with more caring play if the stay-at-home parent (primary carer) had been the dad?
I'm more impressed by the lack of the authors autobiography.
You can still have that even if it's open. There's literally nothing preventing them doing all that while letting others choose not to.
Yeah, and the Mach-E was delayed by several months as well. It wouldn't be shocking if this ends up being more like late 2022, at least for any significant volume.

Not that its an issue. People focus a little too much on initial ship date, IMO.
Why Do Programmers Love Coffee?
Love this take on it. That said, there's a California State Bill SB-605 "Medical Device Right to Repair Act" that's going through the motions at the moment. Medical devices are not "basically murder weapons we kind of screwed ourselves into being reliant on". I'd like to hear what peoples' take on Medical Devices is?
I'm no expert but if it simulates a window, no normal cameras can capture the field of view as effectively as a lightfield. Google also had a proprietary method of transferring data, not sure if that's mentioned in the article.
I think it's a misdemeanor here.
Please don't post flamewar comments to HN, and please don't fulminate. The experience of being surrounded by demons in a web forum like this is a mechanical one that follows from its structure. I've tried to explain this many times. I hope one of these explanations may be helpful, but in any case please don't post like you did here–it does no good for anyone and only makes this place even worse.

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> It's a special kind of hubris to believe that despite over a thousand years of conflict in the region,

The recent conflict in Israel/Palestine dates from the early 1900s, with a big acceleration around 1946-48.

Prior to that, the last longterm conflict in the region was over 500 years beforehand, in the Crusades.

But yeah, I agree that it's big hubris for some relatively ignorant and pampered American kids to believe they can solve it, or even properly understand it.
No, not really. A judge would apply the rules as they exist. And then, depending on the case it would follow the local country’s appeal process and possibly end up at the CJEU. But even then it would not change the rules.

Any change of rules needs to be drafted by the commission or proposed in parliament, and then accepted by the parliament. The EU does not really do common law. Not like in the US anyway.
This webpage is great not because it's adjustable but because of how simple it is. Unfortunately, this is only the print preview page - the actual clearweb website has the usual cheesy blogging fluff, and doesn't show the recipe until the very end.

https://jeanieandluluskitchen.com/lemon-lavender-donuts/
I observe pressure to pay attention to such stuff.
The supply of non woke workers just isn't there

The responses to the Basecamp and Coinbase announcements were equally mixed between people who wanted to avoid them, and people who want to seek them out. There are plenty of people who want work to be about working together on work.

I for one want work to be welcoming and productive for everyone. Ironically, the best way to accomplish that is to focus on work, and not non-work.
Yes this is called anarcho-tyranny.
The power of parallelism.

Now I am wondering how many donuts the world produces every 2h...
Yep, the fact that this question is even being asked shows that flawed assumptions have been made.

We don't even have to get into the nature/nurture debate: It's possible that your daughter learned to play baby dolls by watching and imitating her mother. This counts as socialization according to these nature/nurture studies, but ...

To attempt to take away the human being from society, from parents, etc., and find out what this human being would do outside of human society is an act of extreme cruelty, because human beings cannot grow up and function in total isolation. This is why, although science can be applied to specific biological processes such as reflexes, it will never be able to describe a person or a person's behavior. This is why psychology and sociology are considered "soft sciences".
I don't "trust" autopilot any more than I "trust" basic cruise control. They are both nice to have, though.
Convert that to grams and we’re in business
I'm interested in towing a small camper and using the truck battery for lights on the camper. That would upen up more camp site flexibility.
I was introduced to LOGO sometime around 1981/82 while I was in elementary school. I loved it. My teacher was just as much of a nerd as I was, so we all learned it together. Had it not been for LOGO, I certainly wouldn't be the nerd I am today.
Do non-American kitchens typically have scales? Anecdotally, most (nearly all, in my world) American kitchens don't, and other than the odd baking recipe, no American recipes do.
https://www.teamfortress.tv/44322/shared-home-internet-witho...
> All recipe websites should be adjustable like this.

Yes & no - I find it frustrating that it's giving partial egg recipes. Donuts may scale linearly, but do all recipes?