skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>I don't think it's constructive to talk about ideological motivation;

It is. If you are going to label the problem as black-on-asian, I'd like to at least know what black people, specifically, are attacking asians. When the media uses labels about white supremacy it's usually because white mass shooters are usually ideologically motivated; they aren't killing people to steal money or eliminate competition, they are committing these crimes specifically because the victims aren't white.

What I'm trying to see if there is a common motivation (rooted in, lack for a better-term "black" supremacy), or if this just an uptick in crime by an economic class that skews black. I'm not even saying its false, and I'm passing no judgement; but I've seen this rhetoric increase and I'm wondering what the source of it is.
Because the CPU doesn't provide a practical means to do so.
> Naturally, Audacity will remain free and open source with no artificial limitations or paid tiers.

"We'd like to thank all the developers and users of Audacity for supporting our incredible journey, and we hope you will enjoy our new paid product, MuseAudio Pro!"
Overview:

It doesn't support chrome extensions and so far we don't plan to (but it would be possible to write a copy of the existing extensions API on top of DevTools protocol to some extent). In effect this project is a way to build UI and functionality atop a browser and deliver to any client on any device. From another view, it's a way to include a browser as a first-class object in your web app, that includes real-time collaborative interaction, not just a headless automaton.

Instructions:

The viewport automatically resizes to the smallest dimensions of everyone connected. E.g. the smallest width and smallest height of everyone.

To reset the viewport to your page size hit the "Resize" button.

Tho the viewport resizes, you might need to hit "Go" to reload the page in order to get a resized version on some pages.

There's some bugs (sometimes clicks don't work from certain devices on certain pages, multi-touch on mobile doesn't work).
Getting flagged on HN is most often an "other people" problem and usually not due to a moderator.
Reminds me of the old Amiga strategy game Nuclear War, with your leader jumping up and down after the nuclear holocaust yelling "I won! I won!".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMgFyxu2Ij8
Carmack is such a great communicator of software development philosophy. He also wrote a classic article on "Functional programming in C++": https://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/169296/Indepth_Functiona...
The EHCR is not saying that all prisoners should always be able to vote, but that a blanket ban on prisoner voting without considering the circumstances or whether or not it is proportionate violates human rights.

Wikipedia has this to say on the topic, at least in the US:

> Opponents have argued that such disfranchisement restricts and conflicts with principles of universal suffrage.[5] It can affect civic and communal participation in general.[1] Opponents argue that felony disenfranchisement can create political incentives to skew criminal law in favor of disproportionately targeting groups who are political opponents of those who hold power.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felony_disenfranchisement_in_t...

One can plainly see that in the US this has a highly racial component. It's not hard to see how this could be turned against any group of "others" targeted by the government.

Humans Rights Watch, 1998: https://www.hrw.org/legacy/reports/reports98/vote/usvot98o-0...

> State disenfranchisement laws have a dramatically disproportionate racial impact. Thirteen percent of all adult black men—1.4 million—are disenfranchised, representing one-third of the total disenfranchised population and reflecting a rate of disenfranchisement that is seven times the national average. Election voting statistics offer an approximation of the political importance of black disenfranchisement: 1.4 million black men are disenfranchised compared to 4.6 million black men who voted in 1996.23
Or, maybe we should just look at the statistics already available.
Something tells me that if solar continues this decline (which is obviously much more difficult now) and achieves another 80% drop in price, it is possibly the biggest solution to most of the world's major problems impacting most of the world population (which lives in tropics).

The oligopoly of energy industry by OPEC, Russia and few other countries has possibly impacted geopolitics more than anything else. The fights of today and future might all be about intellectual property on everything new and shiny that is discovered.
China has recent laid a bunch of very long high-voltage DC cables to transport power west to east. None of them are underwater, but it sure seems possible.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_HVDC_projects#Asia -- and sort by length.
It's obvious which comments are made in cowardice, as they will generally be from brand new accounts.

Your premise is pretty flawed, as it would be ridiculous to blame all men during MeToo, much like it would be ridiculous to blame all members of a race.
No, I took the argument that would logically follow instead of purely reading it literally.

Ethics is the basis of parent's argument. If what you are saying is true, that parent would yield their action is unethical, then the comment completely spelled out would be:

"Do not take YT's prescribed course (YT premium) because they are unethical. Instead, take my suggested route, even though it is also unethical"

Additionally, OP presented their option with * which means it's a correction or superior form, and not just an alternative. If they had said 'or alternatively use ublock' then maybe it would have been okay.
Nothing in the article indicates that it was racially motivated... except the title.
Western states try hard to hide their torture. I'd assume that's the main difference.
I don’t know where the idea that programmers are unemployable past a certain age comes from. It’s some kind of fix idea that seem to have gotten into to people and it’s not good for anyone.

If anything, programmers with 10+ years of experience is the most employable there is. There is a certain maturity and wisdom that comes with experience.
Venus flytraps even count the number of their spikes that were moved during a certain interval of time to know whether to close or stay open.
http://archive.is/pgfz7
Doesn't the kernel control CPU access?
In the 90s, Chinese tongs were shutdown under the RICO anti racketeering acts against organized crime. One of their main sources of income for the Chinese organized crime was selling firecrackers to celebrate Lunar New Year
Regardless how you wish, some people WILL bully some other people - it’s the animal side of human. I’d rather be a polar bear with a gun when that happens
> Everyone's problems are equally valid and by advocating for one you're advocating for all.

This is very much false. Many of the things done to treat one group's problems increase the problems for other groups (e.g. reduced policing in this case).
http://archive.is/e3a5x
You're only saying that because the person is black and not white.
>What is high risk and what is low risk?

At high risk are the elderly (65+ years old), the obese, and people of any age that are diabetic and/or have preexisting cardiovascular issues (which accounts for the majority of covid deaths). I also include people that have excessive and unavoidable human contact with 100± people as part of their daily lives/work (nurses, teachers, customer-facing service workers, etc).

At low risk are all healthy people under 40, especially healthy children. They have the capacity to fight these viruses and develop antibodies the old fashioned way without intervention.

The low risk don't necessarily have to avoid the vaccines completely but would be better served with an additional 2-5± years of vaccine testing before taking the plunge. In the meantime, the low risk should prioritize exercise, eating well, avoiding immunosuppressive drugs (hard street drugs, antibiotics, etc) and buying as much time as possible by avoiding high risk behaviors.

I believe this approach drastically reduces iatrogenesis (disease brought on by the healer), which is a leading cause of death in most developed countries.
I quite agree that this un-developable device issue is an IoT issue not really a Fuchsia issue. But it is also demonstrative a bit of some of the unique role Fuchsia has for us, what life after Android Things looks like.
"Woke" ideology is indeed the spawn of Marxism, and it's disingenuous to pretend otherwise.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_Marxism

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Critical_theory

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Left

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cultural_studies

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_long_march_through_the_ins...

BLM co-founder Patrisse Cullors (on the news recently for her luxury-home purchasing spree) openly describes herself as a trained Marxist. The other BLM co-founder, Opal Tometi, is chummy with the Maduro regime in my home country.

Compare BLM's comments on family structure to Engels' The Origin of the Family and the connection cannot be more obvious.
If they don’t like it they can just get another job.
Also, I suspect that younger people are more likely to have time to fill survey as requested by some company/website/organization.

With older people having less time and seeing less point in doing it.
Personally I find it frustrating whenever anyone gets summarised as their cultural appearance, biological sex, chosen gender, political affiliation, or anything else like that. When we get headlines like "Asian attacked by black person" it becomes far too easy to lazily read that as "Asian people are victims. Black people are violent." The root cause of this incident might have nothing to do with either person's cultural background, but headlines this this one make it very difficult to think about issues any other way.

It's unquestionable that certain demographic groups are seeing a disproportionate level of violence. It's unquestionable that some of this is caused by naked, explicit racism. But not all of it. Poverty and social class plays a significant role too; unfortunately this has correlations with other demographic markers.
First of all few people “live by caste”. It is salient for certain domains such as marriage, religious beliefs/rites, food and occupation and not much thought about for others. So how a Hindu might feel about outsiders* depends on how much they are impinging on those particular domains.

For example, in my community Mexican food is well regarded as it is spicy and there are good vegetarian options but Mexican religion (Catholic or Evangelical Christianity) has low status because it’s beliefs are alien and in some cases perceived as hostile. There is no general theory of Mexicans though. To the extent that Blacks and Hispanics are considered lower and Whites higher is because the host society mainly sees them that way. Where that has local variations, we too tend to follow suit. My relatives in Texas some of whom are conversant in Spanish have a higher regard for Mexicans than those in the Northeast because that is true for Texans and Northeasterners in general.

* Outsider also applies to Indians. I am a Gujarati Brahman and I feel some affinity to South Indian Brahmans because we share customs and food ways but say Bengali or North Indian Brahmans not so much. My community tends to be lukewarm to hostile to Muslims but Gujarati Muslims can in some contexts be “one of us” because of shared language. Brahmans traditionally do not socially mix with lower castes but I have some friends from such backgrounds because they like me are devotees of Shiva whereas “establishment” Hinduism in Gujarat is mainly Vaishnava.
Goodbye #reprap@freenode You will be missed.
You could wait until you have the nuts, but that might never happen. If you play too conservatively you risk just leaking blinds until you have nothing left, and because almost everyone goes in on almost every hand, you're playing against quite diminished odds that you're going to have the best hand.

Perhaps an excellent player might be able to crack the code (or at least be up over the course of enough games), but I'm not an excellent player.
What you describe, company sponsored fun times, sound a little toxic. But just buddies hanging out is a valuable option for people who need a social outlet. A lot of times, after undergrad and you move to a new city, it becomes exceedingly difficult to meet other people and make friends. You don't have to be friends with your coworkers, but if you are, even shitty jobs can feel a lot more bearable in my experience. In the beforetimes we had a standing happyhour. Some coworkers never showed up and that was fine. Some showed up but only drank water and that was also fine. If you work somewhere that alienates you instead of not caring at all about the highschool clicky bullshit, I'd run for the hills.
I think there might have been a whoosh here, considering this was a reply to the "all buildings in Gaza are terrorists" comment.
Any proper implementation of the cors eval/script constraints would block extension script injection, regardless of whether webextensions are used. You'd have to run code outside of the page context, which automatically poses issues since the page is probably in another process.
I don’t know if that’s true. The worst violence caught in video has been from Blacks, but I think total reported instances still are non-Black.
Intense pressure in high school to get into the "right" college vs. be declared a failure in life certainly doesn't help.

Nor does the intense pressure in universities combined with minimal mental health support (e.g. only paying for a few weeks of counseling, while ignoring many of the root causes of student distress.)
With oil you have the occasional catastrophe where you poison a whole gulf, and leaky pipelines. Not to mention the massive damage caused by the extraction from tar sands.

With coal you have open pit mining for lignite like here in Germany, with runoff poisoning rivers, Mercury pollution from burning it, and for bituminous coal which is mined underground you have to keep the mines clear of the groundwater literally forever or risk poisoning the local water supply.
That site hijacks the browser's history (clicking back button opens "Stories to check before you go") and it's filled with clickbait from taboola, maybe a website with less shady practices would get less flagged.
It's worth clicking on that link -- they've totally screwed up predicting the future 10 years in a row. By a huge margin.
I definitely think that early retirement and lack of cutting-edge experience are two big reasons you might not see as many older devs. That and if the older dev doesn't show career growth in their experience, it makes you question what they're going to bring to your company.

But I definitely always have, and currently do, work with older devs. Hell, I'm "older", but have coworkers 10 and 20 years older than me. Surprise: we don't work for a start-up.
Nuclear provides 20% of our power today and would have provided 100% of our power today if we hadn't stopped building in the 80s and had merely kept up the pace.

Congrats to solar on reaching 3% of our energy mix. I'm genuinely glad that science and industry finally figured out clean energy that met the approval of environmentalists. I don't think the billion or so tons of extra CO2 spent waiting for cheap solar were worth it, but what's done is done and we just have to live with the consequences.
Originally, the US federal government was funded with tariffs.
> Jeez, of course one pays attention to the local climate.

Believe it or not, this kind of thing isn't just immediately obvious to everyone.
Totally agreed. Especially if the market gets tighter, you know they're gonna take younger folk who will work harder for less pay. Always have a plan B.
What I'm saying is that, if enough big players like Coinbase et al. started saying "oh there's a BTC glitch, you need to pull a new state file..." then a huge number of people would do it. Not all, but you don't need all - just enough.
The industry has a huge age discrimination problem not enough people are talking about (I'm 49).
How about this explanation instead: Google doesn't actually have a habit of canceling projects that are well-loved?

If you don't believe it, try selecting 10 of their supposedly killed products at random. Had you honestly heard of them ever before? Do they look like something that would have had a significant user base? Hell, do they even look like they were actual products?
"model minority" is a narrative that may be true or false. Maybe they are taught. I have no idea.

But there are several cases where black attacked Asians unprovoked. Like what else was the reason for an attack??

Another reason is that blacks aren't arrested or prosecuted when attacking Asians.

There are a few examples where SF tried hard to downplay (and/or not prosecute at all) black-on-asian crime. For example, you can search for the news reporter Dion Lim where she found that a black-on-asian case is dropped silently.
It’s just stats, easily searchable on FBI website, check them out if you’re interested in the topic.

Also pls leave these “dog whistle” or “gaslighting” labels to ideological moshpits and echo chambers. It’s considered a bad tone to use agitprop language in civil conversation.
5 means territory
Odd, I was thinking about this earlier today. I came to the conclusion that an axiomatization of math sans numbers doesn't make sense because you have to have a certain number of axioms. I'm certain a counterargument could be made though.
less tired than I am seeing things stated as fact, as if we know for sure, when we don't.

less tired than I am explaining this to people who don't understand it.

and the wording would be more like changing "Scientists now know..." to "Scientists now believe..."
Sometimes it may be helpful to look at some fundamentals from a completely analog point of view before trying to make the most out of what digital has to offer.

If so Chapter 14 Fidelity and Distortion in Radiotron (RDH4) can be a good place to start:

https://ia801602.us.archive.org/18/items/bitsavers_rcaRadiot...

>The values of total harmonic distortion to provide objectionable distortion are 2 % with a frequency range of 15000 c/s and 10.8% with a frequency range of 3750 c/s for music, and 3% and 12.8% respectively for speech, with a pentode.

Even if almost nobody is using pentodes any more, you could do worse.

The whole thing is 1400 pages, you can see what engineers were up to with their slide rules back then.

Chapter 19 if you really want to know about decibels . . .
And also developer cannot check how many times it has already been shown.
Aren't you creating new functions on each call to your parent function though? I imagine there must be a performance or memory penalty?
Because most people who use that rhetoric will always imply the disparity exists because of genetic disposition rather than a social one. The logic tree goes from "black people commit a lot of violent crime" to "black people are dangerous" (then from there to other various racist tropes), while ignoring the mountain of other socioeconmic issues.

Consider this, if I told you Koreans only make 1% of Japan but they make up 70% of the Yakuza, what would you take away from that? The observation is true. But do you think I'm making a fair implication about Koreans in general? What if I said next that the Japanese police should be free to treat Koreans anyway they fit? Would you agree to that? I hope you would see that as insane, but that is line of reasoning that always happens with 13/52.

So currently when I read "black on asian violence is increasing" I'm not sure yet whether I can believe the author is making a fairly reasoned observation about black people ideologically attacking asians, or if they are calling for a "force" to "take a closer look at those black people".
One proximal but surely insufficient explanation is that assaulting Asian people has become a trope in hip-hop over the past couple of years (e.g. “ling-ling boppin’”).
The badbadbad part is that this won't be open, and it'll force adoption of restricted hardware that will no longer be usable by the AOSP. Prolly 5 years out, but still; pour one out for unlocked Android-compatible hardware at any price. Gonna hafta go full tinfoil hat and get a PinePhone.
Students have certainly reported that being cut off socially from friends during the pandemic has been extremely distressing, and that online replacements for in-person interaction have not been an adequate substitute.
In the US, people drive on parkways and park on driveways. So what?
You could perhaps define it as Politics-under-Capitalism.
There's a fair bit of talk in some of my circles that all of this is a divide and conquer strategy by very wealthy people trying to make sure that people in the working classes stay divided based on race.

The reality of this is that really really crappy people exist in all racial categories and they do really crappy things to other people especially if they are different than them. These crappy people are a minority of any race but too often we talk about it as if they are majority of any given race.

If we would stop talking about race and start focusing on class then the less affluent Asians wouldn't get turned down from colleges because they are lumped in with the affluent suburban Asians. The white kids from the trailer parks in Eastern Kentucky wouldn't get turned down because they are lumped in with the rich white kids at Sidwell Friends School.

I'm only saying all this because I recently had the wonderful experience of getting lectured on equity by a CEO making over a hundred times more than the average employee at my former company. The fact that it works so well was the worst part about it. The employees were going after each other over their skin color and ancestral guilt / victimhood and completely ignoring the fact that this useless CEO isn't worth three programmers let alone a hundred of them.
Registers aren't resources you access through syscalls, there's no way for the kernel to control them unless you're running under virtualization or the CPU architecture specifically allows access control for the register. (As the site notes, virtualization allows controlling access to this register)
Ironically, banning comments and perspectives like mine is not seen as the same thing as banning this person from telling their story.
Back in 2016, wasn’t “Meet the Flockers” identified as encouraging black on asian violence?

Isn’t Youtube still hosting it?
Mobile private contact discovery at scale
I'm 36 and after 18 years of being behind a keyboard, I'm just starting to be a decent programmer, so I hope not.
That’s the thing though, the percentage of a random person of any demographic attacking you is like <<< 0.1% (or something), maybe comparable to your chance of dying in a car crash. Yet people cling to stereotypes and don’t wear seatbelts. If people are afraid of a person of certain race approaching them they should be afraid of many other improbable scenarios.
Heh, you would think that after literal decades of (moderate) sustained success in resisting incursions from three superpowers (British, then Soviets and then the US) the Pashtuns would get a little more credit then just being called "a bunch of un-educated, poorly trained, poorly equipped mountain people."

Even Churchill said of them: "Every man is a warrior, a politician and a theologian."
No, not in the USA under normal circumstances.

This is known as attorney-client privilege. They are required to maintain it even when you stop paying.
Air pollution is linked to brain disease, so it's likely to have effects on mental health as well.