skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"Proletariat" and "bourgeoisie", respectively. Identity politics becomes real easy to understand when you recognize that the supposed 'good guys' are bourgeoisie (and their apologists) trying to take self-sufficient peoples and reduce them to proles, and blaming those peoples for all the things the bourgeoisie(-apologists) do themselves. In other worlds, all identity politics is projection on the part of the perpetrators against one group of victims for the purposes of dividing and conquering their victims, lest they rise up against them and string them up.
The secret meaning would be that a white supremacist is anyone that the particular woke-mob doesn't like who is white or white-ish (IE some jews, some latinos, some asians), regardless of whether they are a dictionary definition of "white supremacist".

Like the lady who wrote this article - all she did was start an employment board for women and non-binary folk. I wonder what the overlap is among white supremacists and people who support and encourage non-binary people? Fairly slim I would say.
Well, then you arrest people, or seize their assets.

I am sure that some bank, that has any presence in Florida, will go along with it.

What, are you going to convince the banks to pull out from Florida as well? Sounds unlikely to me. The banks will just follow the government order.
>The usual buyers are people who want to add another hand position to their handlebars due to joint discomfort and numbness.

My eBike comes with barends and I love them for this reason. (Funnily my eBike is an eMTB with full suspension - so according to the article it shouldn't have bar ends).
> I bought a Mac in 2014 after a lifetime of using Windows. I never understood why people called it easier to use than Windows. Maybe this sentiment is a holdover from an earlier era when people would mindlessly run executables and zip files attached in emails and AIM messages.

IMHO, it's mainly holdover from when Windows was DOS. For a very long time using a Mac was kind of like a religion (they even had explicit evangelists), and many people who used Macs were irrationally attached to the platform. One of the main tenets of the faith was that Macs were much easier to use than PCs (because GUI and no autoexec.bat and IRQ assignment, etc). I think that meme has gotten stuck in popular consciousness, even though Windows has had literally 30+ years to catch up. Also, especially since the OS X era, I think the usability of Macs has stagnated or even regressed in many ways.
Even with the "guarantees" offered by e.g. seL4, you still need cooperating hardware. SMIs on most mobos cannot be masked, and can take an eternity to be handled by the BIOS.

Fortunately, for realtime audio, you don't need hard realtime unless you're very close to overloading the CPUs. Soft realtime (i.e. 99% of all interrupts handled within N usecs, 100% handled with N*2) is good enough.
Chevron 8 locked:

https://youtu.be/z72GiUz2VI8?t=104
https://youtu.be/QRJCpRPpT9U?t=250
On Earth, sure.

Inside it, maybe not!
Older demographic, less climbing. Same reason why racy xc geometry went away.
I prefer the more apt term "class enemy". It fits their behavior quite nicely and explains why they receive so much protection from the media.
>>Can monogamy survive in the long-term in a world without consequences to promiscuity?

The problem is that not everybody likes to share their partner. The likely consequence of a partner sleeping with other people is separation or divorce.

Also, I'm pretty sure that STDs have virtually never stopped anybody from cheating on their spouse if they wanted to. So no, I don't think that a lack of STDs will have much effect on monogamy, if at all.
The reality is that societal problems are typically solved by individuals solving their own problems. Lucille Ball and her husband created the "I love Lucy" show because they were both entertainers and she was 40 or so and they wanted kids.

They were tired of being on the road and on location and not together. That was not conducive to having kids or raising them.

If you look up the history, that show was the "Star Wars" of its era in terms of revolutionizing an industry. It is the first TV show made with film and archival quality footage which did not involve live acting twice a day for East and West Coasts with cheap temporary footage shown for the time zones in between.

I wish I could be more help, but the reality is that I am currently behind the 8 ball on this issue myself and desperately trying to escape. Posting wisdom for free on Hacker News while everyone tells me I'm a fool for thinking my blog writing should be something that can support me and also tells me my gender is absolutely not a factor in my intractable poverty is one of my biggest beefs in my life.

I post less than I used to here mostly because I'm mostly well and it literally doesn't pay and doesn't result in the professional connections I need to develop a career because most men are hesitant to email me unless they are hoping I will sleep with them. And when I say stuff like that, no matter how nice I am about it, I tend to get kicked in the teeth by multiple people.

I'm mostly well. I'm tired of the entire world telling me I'm a loon who made up the whole thing about having a form of CF and getting better and I'm tired of thousands and thousands of people watching me starve and acting like I'm some nutcase for not liking it and for thinking it is unjust and so on.

I'm doing my best to figure out how to walk away from Hacker News and from blogging entirely and do something the world thinks it's okay for a woman to earn money from, like start a clothing line.

I'm trying to solve my own problems and helping others solve theirs for free "out of the goodness of my heart" like the world expects me to do because I'm a woman or a mom or a former homemaker or whatever is one of the really amazingly bad habits I desperately need to break somehow because, no, other people aren't going to see the light and change and treat me better.

So I just need to stop doing nice things for other people which are never going to come back to me if one can judge by nearly twelve years of being regularly kicked in the teeth so far, with absolutely no end in sight.
Hi,

Appreciate you reaching out to us and being patient. Our average response time is under a day, but it looks like your emails were being archived before reaching our shared inbox. Either way this is on us and we are looking into why it was the emails never got to us as well as the issue you reported. I have also responded on the email, so will continue the conversation there.

If you (or anyone else) does not hear back from us after reaching out feel free to add urgent to the subject line or cc me obaida@replit.com to the email and I will make sure we get to it.

Thank you!
I'm disappointed by the top answer: it doesn't seem to make a clear distinction between 'the airport' (a gigantic swath many types of workers, private, public ownership, etc.) and the authority which actually collects and processes passenger information inside of the airport.

1. My ID is scanned at the airline-owned kiosk/desk to "check in" and print a boarding pass. I'm in the public section of the airport. (Where does this data go?)

2. My ID is scanned by an authority at the security checkpoint (TSA). My boarding pass is now "linked" to a presumably verified ID. I'm in the "secure" section of the airport. (Where does this data go?)

3. My boarding pass (now linked to my ID) is scanned at the jetway as I board the plane. I'm on the plane. (Where does this data go?)
For some of us in Northern Canada, this is how we alert bears that we're approaching. Even when not biking, we use "bear bells" that make constant noise.

You don't want to sneak up on a bear.
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When I managed a purely Danish forum, i simply added a textbox and asked the user to write ‘æ’ in it. Never saw any spam after that.
I get your point - it was way too loud initially and would quickly get annoying after the second or third time if it was being used as an actual captcha.

That said, the music is what really sold it for me. How better to perfectly highlight the absurdity of proving your humanity by going on a virtual demon-slaying spree than dropping you right in the middle of a retro 90s metal cacophony!
The default xanmod kernel is still not using the PREEMPT_RT features. They do note that "Real-time Linux kernel (PREEMPT_RT) build available [5.10-rt]." and that's how you get "as much RT as possible". The features in the normal version of their kernel will improve the user experience of latency, but will not address "realtime" in the way that PREEMPT_RT does.
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I appreciate the work. People here have no tact. There is a more civil way to list valid constructive criticism.
Oh, Borovik! Right, this just jumped to the top of my queue. I love his other works.
Academics might have their own grand plans for society, but funding agencies generally want industry to take over at some point and run with it. I expect they'd be happy to move on and fund something new rather than trying to compete with products that industry can provide.

Personally I think RStudio is far less clunky than, say Jupyter. I still think Matlab is by far the best tool for engineering. I think having a company supporting the technology like that has generally been very beneficial. It's certainly possible they would just cause it to stagnate and milk it for cash as the technology dies out, but their business would die with it. Hence these examples have never stopped advancing.
That’s funny, because from what I recall both Parler and Gab incidents happened during a GOP administration that totally controlled all three branches of government.
The media class deliberately created these narratives about how "the other side" are unredeemable monsters and the only solution is to vote for one of the two corporate-backed political parties (and certainly not the other one). So I don't sympathize with Katherine Brodsky getting bitten by her industry's own polarization tactic.
Hi James -- we do pride ourselves on our customer support and as you've seen on Twitter I do a lot of support personally too, and have my email publicly to help people.

In this case, it was a technical issue -- we're still trying to understand what and why it happened but GMail automatically trashed your email and so Front didn't assign it to our support staff.

Here is a screenshot from Front: https://imgur.com/a/POb5hEE

Nonetheless this is good feedback and we'll do better in the future and make it easier to contact us from the site.
With that many gears in the cassette with only a single chain ring, would cross chaining become an issue when in the lowest or highest gear?
There are/were many less staunch languages that interoperated with Rust in a clean way.

* https://gluon-lang.org/
* https://github.com/PistonDevelopers/dyon

Rust is waiting for that interior language so that everyone doesn't need to subscribe to the same complexity budget.
Everybody knows you use Telegram for such purposes. Don't know why people are doing it on Whatsapp.
You can think of it as a difference in vocabulary.

What some phrase as "I disagree" other say "you're racist!".
The situation is a bit more nuanced than this. Yes, a GC intrinsically incurs an integer factor performance cost for many codes relative to e.g. optimized C++ (I’ve optimized both). However, while ownership-based safety models are a material improvement in some cases, in other cases the borrow-checker encourages materially suboptimal software architecture e.g. in cases where ownership can only be optimally evaluated at run-time. There are other deterministic safety models often used in these cases.

tl;dr: there are significant GC performance problems that a borrow-checker doesn’t solve. I can imagine cases where the performance improvement is significantly less than you might hope.
No. Soft real time can miss some real time deadline.

AFAIK Linux RT kernel is designed to hit every deadline, but they just cannot offer a formal proof.

So "more-or-less" hard real time.
The same way you would build any login system for a browser application.
I’ll engage, this is an interesting idea.

It’s a Cynical idea, in that it advocates an inherent virtue to human subjective experience, even hate - like Diogenes the Cynic asserting public masturbation was fine.

So, my response: our emotions have no inherent ethics. They may have a survival value, because strong emotions can compel us to action we may reject if we were rational. Is that - irrational survivalism - really a state to aspire to? Has it any likelihood to induce ethical behavior or advance civilization or make the world nicer for your family?

I agree that negative emotions are rather more taboo in America than is healthy. But reflecting on why they are taboo at all, I would rather err on the side of Spock than Worf.
Well it's abundantly clear who is benefiting from the current situation, so it's unlikely they will voluntarily "buy-in" to any change.

What is less clear is what the unwashed masses can do to stop ever-growing wealth inequality, when the institutions which are our only hope of prevention are willfully inactive, and have been for decades.
> If bikers had the curtesy to slow down a bit when the trail / path is crowded.

Where I live we have a wonderful bike/pedestrian path which is heavily frequented whenever there's good weather. The worst offenders are racing bike drivers. Well at least those who like to LARP as such. (50yo, wearing cloth like they would be competing in the Tour de France).

They don't have bells on their bikes because "aerodynamics" (my guess) and they drive like absolute madmen down the path (they compete on Strava).

I myself got yelled at several times which I usually shrug off or tell them to f** off. But what gets my blood boiling is when those people go out on a Sunday when there's sunny weather and start their BS on a crowded path.

The path is frequented by families on weekends and I have seen multiple times how those 40yo/50yo "gentlemen" yell at little children because the kids have the audacity to have fun with their little bikies and thus ruin the racer's Strava times.

Our local mountain biking (we're not really mountain terrain yet we still have some single trails) community is completely different. They're nice, they always make room when you meet them in the woods. No problems there.

/rant
Wrist guards are really underrated. I do a bit of onewheeling and almost everyone uses them there. Being able to slide out a fall on your wrists means you can keep vital areas away from impact, without destroting your hands. It also helps keep the arm relaxed on impact, which helps to avoid broken collar bones.

Tuck and roll is a vital skill, but there are situations where that's just not possible.
If you were walking through the desert and came across a tortoise on its back, would you help it? If so, what would it take for you to not help it?
mob?
Racket without graphics is ok but lacks a certain connection for teaching.

Maybe someone will come along and make the graphics for Racket work the same way i3 works (which is really cool).
I’m guessing this was really just a way to brag about where they work. Seems oddly common among people that work at that company.

For what it’s worth, I’ve been at more than a few companies and this lines up. Managing a refactor or migration that’s long term and creates significant impact across an org chart or product area is definitely in the purview of promotion to senior or staff, whatever it’s called.
Functional reactive programming?
https://github.com/mibk/dupl does a great job, and it's included in https://github.com/golangci/golangci-lint (which everyone should use, tbh)
You can't steal the ideas from academia or commercial. You can implement the same idea, but the previous one still exists.

A company commercializing an idea from academia does not make that idea proprietary.
>Our impending antibiotic resistant apocalypse is of course terrifying.

This is my main concern. We as a species seem to always be so sure we can engineer our way out of a catastrophe by focusing on reaction to problems vs prevention of problems and always pass costs to the future. I'm all for keeping reactive skills top notch but we need to think about simple and easy preventative measures.

The HPV vaccine reference is a great example. Men should also get vaccinated as a preventative measure but we play it off as too costly or low risk. Men partaking in anal sex can get HPV and not even know it, sometimes leading to penis or colon/anal cancer later in life. It's especially bad because men will likely go long periods of time completely unaware of such an infection. We vaccinate young girls because we know they're all at risk but we often don't vaccinate young men because we don't know who will or won't end up having anal sex and culturally assume men are somehow invulnerable to it because of it.
Should be pretty easy for the site owner to analyze that.
Three things come to mind--

1. If you strum the strings of a guitar and want your laptop to make you sound like Jimmy Hendrix, it had better output sound quickly enough that you perceive it happening "immediately." (I.e., it should sound and feel just like an electric guitar that's hooked up to an amp.)

2. Such a laptop like the one above had better make you sound like Jimmy Hendrix for every moment you are playing the guitar. The website doesn't state it, but they are making a claim to 1ms round-trip latency in the worst case. If your first strum of the guitar convinces you that the resulting sound is happening immediately, then every subsequent strum must also sound like it's happening immediately, too. Users don't merely rant about a sporadically janky digital instrument as if it were your run-of-the-mill Windows 10 UI. They throw it out.

3. There's something I call El Dorado latency, which is always half the latency being claimed and is eternally sought after by users. (Works for system latency, round-trip latency, etc.) Since the unit for measuring audio latency is milliseconds, and since "1" is the last whole number greater than "0", a claim of 1 ms essentially short circuits the search. E.g., if they had claimed "2" then El Dorado latency requires the user to imagine how much better the system would sound at "1". :)

4. Okay, I'm being a butt in #3 above. Round-trip latency in audio seeks to go down to "ultra-low" latency measurements for the same reason gamers want frame-rates to go up to gazillions. In each case it means developers can choose one of the following for their end-users: a) add more hungry, hungry hippos per unit of time, or b) make the same number of hippos hungrier.

Edit: clarifications
I use it to ward off predators - noise pollution is a feature :)
Well it's abundantly clear who is benefiting from the current situation.

That implicitly assumes that poor people are worse off than they used to be. I think it's more complicated than that, but I don't really want to invest more time and energy in this discussion today.
Just curious…why?

For the vast majority of Uber’s users, space is basically free.
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Tesla already said they want to remove radar and switch to all visual a while ago.
Idk about that. I'm pretty sure that people who constantly want a new BMW just lease. BMW has this real awful spot with their 5yr warranty so a lot of people buy a pre-owned BMW off a lease and then drive it for 3 years and then get absolutely wrecked by the maintenance costs.

Apple's business model is reliant on people buying a WHOLE NEW PHONE for ~1000$ every 2-3 years. And you get to sell your old phone for what? like 200$ trade in?

Apple also constantly locks you out every 5-6 years of iOS updates and then you can't run, say, spotify on your old ipod touch because you can't update the OS.

I actually find it hard to believe your propping Apple up here with their huge fight against right to repair.
> I'm not Andrew and I welcome an unbiased party to verify my identity.

But then why create a puppet account?
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Thanks for using a bell, I really appreciate it as a hiker!

I feel like any naysayer hasn't actually been out on the trails much or haven't run into a bike while doing so.

>music from phone speakers

Now those are unjustifiable noise.
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Hard real-time operating systems?
Some people call other humans "aliens."

The US does that to help justify what is effectively indentured servitude for manual laborers.
I recently did this with API gateway v2. The documentation basically stops at ‘there is this field, and it is a string’.

I mean, fantastic, but what does this resource even represent, and what do I put in the string? It’s clearly an enum.
In my experience the tires of my bike rolling on the ground tend to be louder than those cow bell things.
I dont think the Palestinians are mad at Jews for being bourgeoisie. The identity issue is at the heart of that conflict, its not a proxy for class. If the Palestinians had more money they wouldn't get Israeli citizenship. I guess some identity politics could be proxies for class struggle though.

Edit: That makes literally no sense earlking. If Israel Palestine is a struggle between two bourgeoise then it isn't a class struggle. Its an ethnic struggle like I said above.
I’d argue it’s pretty close to the baseline now. I’m considered a below average engineer (by compensation), but being L5 at even the least impressive FANG can provide quite a bit of mobility internally.
The Book of the New Sun by Gene Wolfe.
Both things can be true. The alt-right is batshit crazy, but "woke" keyboard warriors on Twitter are also assholes.
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