skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
More important than top speed, 0-60 went from 4.2 to 2.9 seconds in that time. So the analogy stands
Wait. So, you're saying that by virtue of being "one-degree removed from a foreman at an impacted plant", you know who the attackers actually are, and that it contradicts the White House's statement that it's "likely" Russia?
Here is a Guardian article on the subject, submitted to HN four years ago

https://www.theguardian.com/cities/2017/nov/07/theft-bike-ap...

The video information provides quick navigation.

The proposed solution is called Project 529, founded by Rob Brunt, a detective with Vancouver Police Dept. and J Allard, a former top executive at Microsoft responsible for building TCP/IP into Windows, along with the Xbox and the Zune. His resignation letter caused some controversy.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1377694

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1372516

Finally, here is the link to Project 529

https://project529.com/garage
The 401K section is incorrect.

Employers can opt to offer after tax 401K contributions, which can be freely converted to Roth 401k funds.

With this you can contribute $57,000 per year between tax deferred 401k and Roth 401k.

This is a very new provision. Previously the regulations were unclear.
If you could get a Mac Pro with 32 to 48 firestorm + 4 icestorm cores with tiered memory caching and expandable to 2TB+ DDR4/DDR5 DIMMs. That would be an impressive machine for the small amount of wattage it would draw from the wall.
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I'm not sure if you're serious with both your arguments here: Americans obsess with their health? They have one of the highest rates of obesity globally ...

Likewise, how does this have anything to do with religion (Puritanical heritage)?
Because almost always the employer owns their employees work product, you're going to end up with large swaths of GCC code having various megacorps being the exclusive copyright holder; potentially creating even more opportunities for Oracle v. Google like litigation over compliance minutia regarding code that is supposed to be freely available.
To be fair, it's probably not the CPU that's making their computer feel slow. Most likely, the lack of SSD and small amount of RAM.
Recently it was mostly updating my wiki (https://github.com/nikitavoloboev/knowledge).

Now, it's working on https://github.com/learn-anything/learn-anything and picking it up again.
> "you’re only an alcoholic if you pour your own drinks” (apparently this is a meme in Japan?)

(source: I've got family in Japan). It's polite in Japan to serve others and then let someone serve you. Otherwise it's "tejaku" (pooring oneself's drink). In, say, France/Belgium it's different: the one who serves from the bottle serves everybody and ends up serving himself.

Now, obviously, when you're drinking alone there's nobody to serve you...
This comment is a huge distraction from the actual substance in the link.
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But it's a 9.21 Jigawatt, 11 GHz, i21 processor!?

And it's cycle- and power-efficiency figures are?

Only the frequency wars ended, the marketing and features wars continue the prohibition on computer architecture enlightenment unabated.
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As in the story above, you don't have to literally buy beef futures on an exchange - you can just enter into a contract with a nearby beef supplier.
Delivery method is an important factor. Nothing that works through injection had a chance to become popular until quite recently, for instance.
Isn't Differential Interference Contrast able to resolve to 20nm or am I misremembering that?
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Andrew Camarata is another jewel in the cesspool. Love watching his heavy construction videos.

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For what its worth it I looked up the data to disprove you but it actually backs you up. The data says that Germans drink more than Americans but have lower rates of alcoholism and liver disease.

German data: https://www.who.int/substance_abuse/publications/global_alco...

US data: https://www.who.int/substance_abuse/publications/global_alco...
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>You simply can't just decide to break something that hundreds of people have invested thousands of hours developing because you've now decided that you need some new fancy functionality, it's just a rude thing to do.

But how long can someone reasonably expect newer releases to support legacy code? It doesn't make sense to hold back the development of the entire language just to support software that's 20+ years old.

>Instead of pushing for breaking Perl 5 backward compatibility just to avoid having to add a few pragmas to the top of their files

Because it make it harder for people to learn modern Perl when you have to just through hoops to enable features people expect in a modern language. It would make more sense to have pragmas to disable features for backwards compatibility. Or like the article mentions, just use an older Perl distribution. If your codebase is really that old there's really not much reason to use the latest version of Perl.
Many programmers don't understand matrices either. If you're going to be working with 3D engines, some of this stuff you'll just have to sit down and learn.
Yes, I'm not paying for your infrastructure. Isn't this what 5G is supposed to be used for?
Ransom is actually quite efficient (in a utilitarian sense) in scenarios like this. The net long-term result is an efficient allocation of resources towards computer security.
Yeah, my free credit monitoring offer ended and now I have to pay to continue using it.

Great marketing, Equifax - they created the problem and tried to sell you the fix.
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Kinu was the worst offender, and Comadante nearly as bad.
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>If you like to go out on the weeks and drink 8 beers with your friends, all the more power to you. People have been drinking since time immemorial, it's part of who we are as human.

This just isn't true at all and it's probably offensive to large groups of people who view alcohol drinking (with pretty good reason) as a vice.

Abstaining from alcohol is also a praised act since time immemorial. Trying to keep one's mind and body free from intoxicants is also a noble goal and is something that is part of us as human, AND it is what distinguishes us from animals (animals in general don't abstain from things out of sheer willpower, but human beings in general do, be it dieting, teetotaling, etc.).

Life is also too short for you to accelerate your end voluntarily by drinking 8 drinks in one night in rapid succession.

This is the only part of modern social life where it's okay to tell people to do risky and dangerous behaviors which endanger the public. Excessive drunkenness is a public health problem. This past year should have made us keen to the fact that many actions we take for granted have consequences on others
This seems to be about assignments from the individuals though, not their employers.
Nope, I'm quite convinced it's the varying availability of the other substances.

Coffee, tea, and tobacco, became at least as widespread once global trade made that possible. Coca was late to the party because it doesn't grow well outside of its native region.

Cannabis is an odd one, in that it was extremely widespread and making solid inroads in Europe and North America, when it became a weapon for United States racial policy, and a jobs program for federal police after the repeal of Prohibition. Coca and cocaine got caught up in the same dragnet.

Opium and its derivatives are genuinely pernicious and attempts to normalize their use outside of medicine have been resisted repeatedly throughout history.

Which leaves psychedelics, which are... weird, and also were largely unknown until some anthropologists in the 40s and 50s drew attention to them.

The history of 'modern' drug prohibition owes more to politics than the inherent properties of the substances in question.
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How is that acceptable for a "pro" machine? I would expect that crap in a $100 Chromebook, not in a machine that starts at $1000+ just for the base model.
I’ve got a within-the-last-18-months MacBook Pro, so yeah, your mileage may vary. A dedicated graphics card helps tremendously. I’ve got a gaming PC with a recent NVIDIA card and it does even blink at it.
No it isn't. If you wanted to call iOS a walled garden, I wouldn't argue. I would also say it's not necessarily a bad thing.

I wouldn't call Windows, Linux, or macOS walled gardens.
Nice. Are ads the only means of monetization? Do you mind if I ask about how much this brings in?
One thing people are going to have to learn is to not have mixed teams. I don't think you can avoid the problem you describe with mixed teams. Even if a minority on the team are office bound, if they are in the same office you will essentially end up with two teams. You also need to divide things by timezone if you are global, as otherwise cliques will emerge. At a remote first company, our product teams are timezone restricted remote, our follow-the-sun support is three sub-teams. The office bound teams, where people came from that sort of environment, are dissolving into remote work, more quickly thanks to a big push from the pandemic.
The apple airtag devices do the same thing. They can get online via any apple device. Not sure if that applies to other FindMy devices though. I hope it does =)
> he says it should have been stopped,

Again, I ask why. It wasn't anti-competitve because the service still exists as a standalone service just with a different owner. I see what you are saying it just does not make any sense in terms of antitrust or anti-competitiveness
THE US government at 66 million pounds was also the single biggest investor in research that led to the Astra-Zeneca/Oxford vaccine as well.

They also paid for the US supply chain, and a non-trivial part of the European supply chain as part of OWS.

It’s not a mistake that the successful vaccines where heavily internationalized affairs with a lot of research money, then a lot of infrastructure spending.
IDFA? IDentifier For Advertising?

I mean if your asking for ID, they Why is always there: to prove age, to track, etc. So, calling it "track" in their (Apple) messaging is good. Its the Identifier to Track You.
Anybody know if there any performance/query plan differences between the following?

WHERE details->'attributes'->>'color' = 'neon yellow'

And

WHERE details['attributes']['color'] = '"neon yellow"'
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I'm surprised this is the top comment, what's the deal with Europeans tending to talk like they're the authoritative source on American culture based on a few people they've met and a few websites they've read? This seems like an absurd reductionist view of both European and American cultures. It honestly seems like the type of anecdotal content I would expect from a Reddit thread.
Pretty cool, UX a little cumbersome but great start. Feature request: 3max / 4max and 6max cash ranges (100bb / 200bb+)
Nice job. I wish there were a couple of *.PDF file templates somewhere to use this. The demo is great but the actual files are necessary in my opinion. Great work though.
Turns out, AMD did the opposite: https://www.tomshardware.com/news/amd-shows-new-3d-v-cache-r...
Yeah, that's an odd statement to me. I don't not drink, but I also don't go out of my way to drink that often. Even considering the mean rather than median, I'm pretty sure that I fall short of 52 drinks/year.

I wouldn't necessarily assume that I'm in the majority, but it's not as though my behavior in this area is particularly abnormal.
Why? I do a minimal amount of exercise and I can feel the difference if I had one drink the night before. Forget exercise, it’s obvious I had a drink the night before from how I feel as soon as I wake up, just from the degree to which alcohol negatively effects quality of sleep.
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The simplest of which would be to turn the images into a multi page raster PDF, using freely licensed linux based command line tools for PDF generation. Which will of course result in a rather large file size vs doing OCR, but might be the best preservation method for books with illustrations, unusual fonts, catalogs, mixed text and photos, etc.

I am not clear on to what extent the existing workflow does a de-skew of the camera images to deal with page curvature towards the spine.

I think I recall the Internet Archive having an open source design for something similar to this? And other projects which accomplish generally the same idea.
Oh wow, that's plenty for email and text messaging.

Where do I go to sing up to use sidewalk and cancel my cellular connection? Not having to deal with Qualcomm's stuff would be fantastic.
I built one of these out of pine 2x4s and plywood. I thought it would be cheaper than buying one (I was wrong) but I'm also not a skilled woodworker and had to buy most of the tools.

It works quite well and I digitised dozens of textbooks I'd purchased and needed to reference but couldn't carry around every day while finishing my masters. My one had 2 Nikon mirrorless cameras controlled via Pi-Scan. https://github.com/Tenrec-Builders/pi-scan

I had a smaller toggle switch wired to the GPIO pins so I could click the scan next button without having to take my hands of the book. Once I got used to the workflow I could scan about 1000 pages per hour while watching Netflix.

I replaced it with a Czur scanner that isn't as good, but is a lot smaller and is good enough for my less demanding needs now that I'm not doing a masters degree :D
Also, even provided you have known-good backups from the time before an attack occured: restore takes time, for a whole-company-restore in the order of several weeks to several months. Can your business survive that long without doing anything?
> mass vaccination with the Chinese-developed CoronaVac

The drop in death rate is probably just a coincidence then.
In Belarus it’s a lie, for a start, and part of a wider pattern of crackdowns on dissent.

In Australia it’s a genuine public health measure, even if you believe it misguided.

If you don’t see difference I feel sorry for you.
Yes. Think about Octoberfest. It's all about drinking
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That seems high for a catastrophic plan unless you have kids
Thank you for offering a cookie notice whose one-click options are 'only required cookies' and 'all cookies'.

Too many websites offer 'all cookies' and 'dig into this menu to turn off the cookies you don't want'. Obviously the latter is a huge pain, and the goal is to get people to just accept all cookies.
They're probably using some insane piece of crap corporate management system written by a Fujitsu subsidiary or something. "Restore from backup" might not be something that's possible for them.

It is interesting how many companies end up paying $30M for pre-packaged garbage when they could get something a lot better by hiring a competent IT/developer for a few years at 10% of the cost. I think the biggest impediment is finding the small fraction of people who could actually pull it off; there's a huge opportunity there for anyone who can figure out how to connect top-tier devs to companies who just need to hire one person and don't have the domain expertise to know who/how to hire.
At least at restaurants, alcohol is both more expensive and served with food - alcohol is dramatically less impairing when consumed with a meal.

I mean if you're asking me personally I'm happy with any extra alcohol restrictions, even acknowledging that many people would not be nearly as gun-happy as I and the social ills of prohibition. But my father is an alcoholic and I wouldn't wish that on anyone.
Maybe speed it up even faster with distcc?

https://distcc.github.io/
Love the UI. Started using it and everything just clicked.
I'm enjoying this discussion and I'm glad you brought up your example, but keep in mind the sort of folks ordering BBQ in Portland are a very specific class of customers :)
I do love collecting my old classics, but every time I'm the one driving my wife's Civic, I think, huh, everything about modern cars is better in every single way.
If you use pi-scan the images are saved to a USB drive instead of the SDcards.
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