skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This case seems different. Because of the tech involved, I’d wager (speculatively) cops didn’t care about the content of the article. What mattered is the technical detail like the IP which has nothing to do with intellectual interest in the particular content.
This is hyperbole. There is a First Amendment standing in the way of making Christianity an official religion. I am conservative and follow political forums. Conservatives may oppose gay marriage but do not seek to re-criminalize homosexual relations.
While tether is shady as hell, the fact that it is not deflationary, that the weaknesses in its balance sheets are more visible and that it is tied to a monetary policy that doesn't encourage hoarding makes it tamer than deflationary coins in many ways. Yeah if it collapses, some other cryptocoins are going to be more volatile than usual but even Musk tweets can do that (and this volatility may actually help prevent these coins from becoming systemically important and dangerous).

Deflationary coins on the other hand are super insidious, they can get hoarded on a wider scale to the point of displacing productive investment in the economy. With deflationary coins it's not the volatility that's dangerous, it's the lack of it creating gridlocks in other investment markets.

This happened before when there was attempts at stabilizing gold and it caused the Great Depression: https://benoitessiambre.com/specter.html
Seems like Blade Runner did even worse.
I figured it was because they have old data but I noticed the same.
I think it's kinda hard to corrupt just one SE without corrupting them all --- unless the SE vendor itself is corrupt.

The existing SEs are typically designed for speed, not sophistication. Their ranking algorithms are pretty dumb and often just statistical and lacking any meaningful insight.

If plausible disinformation is placed on a popular web site with lots of views, I doubt that any existing SE is really intelligent enough to filter it out. Expecting anything more is somewhat unrealistic.

In other words, "independence" doesn't compensate for the absence of intelligent editorial review and discretion in SE results.
Obviously that’s hyperbole but I did have a look and industrial activity in the USA declined by 46%. Global trade dropped by 70%. GDP itself dropped by about 30%, from what I could find.

By contrast, the Great Recession of 2008 saw a GDP drop of 4.3%.

So, yes, without government bailouts, markets can fail _catastrophically_
Causality in complex human societies is nowhere near as straightforward as you claim. Luck is just one of many factors in our lives. Do people owe a lot to luck?

Yes, for example, neither of us two were born in the middle of a raging civil war in central Africa and died at the age of 3 of preventable diseases caused by unsafe drinking water. That is luck, definitely.

But plenty of people waste their lucky moments and gain nothing from them. That does not concern wealth alone; people mess up great relationships for trivial reasons, behave recklessly when they should not, commit stupid crimes just for the lulz etc.

As far as comfortable myths go, the concept that luck is the main factor (or even the only factor) in someone's fate is a golden example. Luck is perfectly beyond your control, so if you look at your life and conclude that it sucks, you can rest comfortably in knowledge that it is in no sense your own fault, but a product of impersonal force de majeure that just selected you to be doomed.

I'd rather be cursed by Voldemort than adapt this mindset. It is very self-destructive.
Speaking of which: Azure's default "RDP" firewall rule blocks UDP, even thought Windows Server can use UDP for RDP!

This is a common problem, where network firewall people think one application == precisely one port on one protocol.
Probably not. But some declare themselves to be the moral leaders and having values and bringing light and whats not. Hence the "welcome" (probably, I am not really sure what the parent poster actually meant).
New product idea: iPhone magsafe fishing rod
This is interesting. What if OP is running their golang application under a “golang” user and group? Wouldn’t that be enough to limit the surface area of attack? I’m assuming here that the “golang” user has limited permissions in the OS.
App link is broken.

I'm thinking of studying mobile app dev but my god does it sound tedious and heavy with bureaucracy. It sounds miserable if you are an indie or just like to mess around with your stack. Or am I wrong?
Something to be said for just being able to walk in and do all your shopping for everything from groceries to clothes to televisions.
zld is also the name of the drop-in, faster, portable version of Apple's linker that got merged into Zig https://github.com/kubkon/zld
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Because:

- a lot of the history in the Bible is either true, or the most accurate recorded. Most of the mentioned ancient cities have been found. The more you study history, the more compelling the Bible is.

- it gives absolute guidance on how to behave, in opposition to current cultural Marxism, which is destroying Western society. Given a choice between the Bible and Marxism, I'll take the Bible every time.

- regardless of who you think Jesus was, his behavior and actions define him as a worthy role model
Can you pleas explain where you got that question and phrasing from please, because I don't recognise it from the research under discussion and I don't believe it is supported by any of the evidence.
I gotta say that either your Walmart is worse than any I’ve ever been to or you’re in your own head a bit.
The writing is fabulous.

I found this when looking for the author's article about FOOF, which has been submitted many times before.
It's only for written communication. When speaking you either use the gender neutral(male) form, or a conjunction of both. e.g.: "latinos y latinas"
Your assertion isn't true, as was explained to me on HN recently. Conservatism in the US has nothing to do with conservation, it's more synonymous with economic liberalism in Europe: small government, low regulation, wealth makes right.

On a personal note, this war on words has turned me off from most debates because hollow sophistry is deemed a virtue by the loudest voices. Excluded middle, and all that.
They also failed to deactivate account that was no longer in use and/or have a policy for disabling stale accounts.
You have not been playing long enough if this is your attitude. “Zoom out” is generally the quote on this.
It looks incredibly nice, but ... I still think a text UI that looks like a GUI is combining the worst of two worlds.
accelerations map directly to actions of the user (forces). It seems fairly natural, not strange, to control velocities and positions in terms of accelerations. The same thing happens in real life.
Judges have not prevented our relentless slide into a panopticonal hellscape up til now, I don’t have high hopes for their future guardianship of privacy and freedom.
Ask HN: How do you ensure it will be easy to switch cloud providers?
How do you ensure from the start of the project that it will be easy to switch cloud provider that you are planning to use at the start? Basically, how do you avoid lock-in to the cloud providers?
> for people who don't care about page load times.

And I am sure there is an incredibly high percentage of people who love nothing more than slow web sites.
Bunnyhopping has spawned different game modes in counter-strike aswell, separate from competitive play, including mainly kreedz's kz [0] and bhop[1], which are really really very hard by themselves and a lot of fun. I really like bhop in particular because there's a meditative thing to it.

Surfing [2] was another kind of emergent behavior in counter-strike, I believe, where players can slide through slopes in a certain way and also gain speed plus air strafing.

0: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMIbJbQ2iHc
1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXs0rFitP54
2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXs0rFitP54
What I don't understand about this ideology is what the end goal is. Will the fight be over once every facet of society is equally distributed among everyone, effectively abolishing majorities? And which human attributes will we choose to make diverse? Today it's gender, race and ethnicity. Yet there are countless other attributes we can choose to select on where not every group will be represented equally, so why stop with these?

This argument also ignores inherent imbalances in society, like the fact that professions are largely chosen by interest. The same male-female inequality that exists in tech also exists in nursing, construction, hairdressing, etc.[1] I hope that we can one day accept that this is OK and not the result of some huge conspiracy and systemic discrimination (not that this doesn't exist, but that it's not the main cause for the imbalance).

[1]: https://www.bls.gov/cps/cpsaat11.htm
They actually did you a favor. Modern transmission fluid management is a joke, with some even claiming lifetime oil. They just mean the lifetime of the car transmission, which is exactly the warranty period.
> Anyway, reducing product combinations is very common in the hospitality industry. A menu that is too bloated leads to customers being overwhelmed. I've stopped browsing my steam games list because I bought a few bundles a long time ago and now it's unmanageable...

How selection affects sales is a point that shouldn’t be addressed by lean though. It might be that coffee has the paradox of choice, but IMO this is pretty unlikely (as there are standard drinks with the option to customise), but regardless, my broader point is that lean shouldn’t be defining the products you are selling - you should start with what customers want and work back from there.

I’m in the U.K. but hot drink customisation is certainly a consumer trend, for instance Cafe Nero’s new slogan is “Your Drink, Your Way”.

Taking a manufacturing perspective the less choice you offer consumers the cheaper production would be, so the same logic could be used to argue the customer offer down to a single drink. This is why lean tells us absolutely nothing about what the customer offer should be.
No, I don't think they were hyped at any point.

They are used in certain libraries like https://github.com/ptaoussanis/timbre but for things that are simply not possible without macros, for example (timbre/spy (+ 1 1)) will actually print both the expression and the result:

DEBUG [ss.experimental.scratch:1] - (+ 1 1) => 2

This is one of my favorite debugging tools. IMO beats a debugger hands down! Printing can also be disabled with a global library flag without code modification.

Perhaps if the macros are "simple" they can be unpacked relatively easily. I do understand how mentally challenging that can be for somebody who's just starting with Clojure. I've been using Clojure for a long time and only just recently became more comfortable with macros after I made a conscious effort in that direction. I'm still far from an "expert" in them.
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Twitter Ban in Nigeria
But this makes no sense.

Universities already have accounting software. Money comes in via grants and student payment (in whatever form that is) and pays staff salaries. Nothing about what you describe requires federation. You just simply announce it. Even in your paragraph describing it you just fall back on the description of the "funding with future salary" approach.
Developing such a thing, registering it with Amazon, Amazon approving it as a compatible product, setting up the integration with Amazon, ... sounds like something nobody would do when they could just use the mobile phone network instead.
Yes, I'm currently working on a self-orginazing point-to-point network protocol on top of LoRa PHY. The initial release may come out within a few weeks.
Eating One of the Most Dangerous Foods in the World – Live Octopus
Trying a death defying local delicacy in South Korea
Because the storm break could be a relatively simple dike, a thin structure jutting out, instead of a massive artificial island.

There will be hundreds of trucks driving through Copenhagen every single day for decades, to dump the necessary dirt to construct the island. That is going to cause massive noise and disturbance problems for people living in the city, all for a prestige project that has been hastily jammed through, including a runaround on environmental regulations.

The end result will be even more unaffordable luxury apartments, which will be bought by rich investors, creating yet another dead area devoid of local culture and life, just like Ørestad and Nordhavn, where a huge number of expensive apartments sit completely empty, bought only as investment objects.

A much better alternative would be to construct a simpler storm break, and then expand Copenhagen westwards, increasing density in the suburbs and outlying areas, by predominantly building affordable apartments and ensuring good public transit coverage, to combat the current situation of students and working class people being pushed out of the city by ever-increasing housing prices.
Humans Can Learn How to 'Echolocate' in 10 Weeks, Experiment Shows
I don't mean to blame anyone here, it is like you say: just human nature. The same is true about initial assumptions and software ecosystems btw, change has been their nature since basically forever and calling that a "root cause" seems like being angry at a thistle for having thorns. The world/human society has never been static, why should software be an exception to this?

In any case it does not really matter; either Utoronto will eventually rewrite their firewall configs, or they won't and then they will not be able to use HTTP3. These issues have a way of eventually becoming urgent enough to fix and at that time the incentives will sort themselves out.
States Now Have over 50% Vaccination Rate – and They’re All Blue
Because they want to sell expensive housing close to the sea, not affordable housing far from the sea.

It's a stupid prestige project, primarily designed to attract rich investors, who will let their investment object apartments sit empty, creating another dead neighborhood.
Censorship resistant, non state, hard money than can be transferred over a communication channel is the killer app. Was there from day zero.
How to Embed a Video in a Pitch Deck
rich[0] has some nice Lay-out functionality [1]

[0]: https://github.com/willmcgugan/rich

[1]: https://www.willmcgugan.com/blog/tech/post/building-rich-ter...
I always pronounced it as Latinsk, which funny enough is the Danish word for Latin.
but what is this "cost" you're talking about?

is .NET paid somehow?

could it be cheaper? maybe in terms of hardware, but overall?
I agree but I’d much rather use Typescript for bigger projects. Admittedly this could be an old-dog brain thing: I’m used to typed languages.

I feel with pure js you’d need more test coverage and better comments. My experience on larger js code bases it’s hard to know what to pass into a function “oh now I’ve read all the code I see
you want an object with a couple of promises and a number” can be bad for productivity.

But I imagine in disciplined hands JS can scale without static type safety.
> There's hardly anything worse than having things shift around after you start reading, scrolling or clicking on something.

Most sites that fail for CLS don't have any CLS that's visible to the user.
If they are ad-free and tracking-free, then you can give me slow web sites.
"educated workers who need the money to pay off student debts"

Many countries don't have the student debts issue, but still have jobs some consider BS.

I mean, this is probably a big problem in the US, but the focus on this very local thing feels kinda obsessed to me. "We have it worse than our parents, because of student dept!", well we have it worse too, even without the dept...
However, the attractiveness of privatizing network effects and the simplicity of doing so pretty much killed any hope of blogs being a long term pragmatic solution for self publishing. Time to move on or at least give up until the underlying driving forces are changed.
Luxury! Back in my time we had to wait for the mailman to bring us our webpages on printed out paper! That we had to read by the light of candles which we had to make ourselves! These young kids with their fancy "HTTP is a requirement" mindset.

/s of course. But what a wonderfully arbitrary threshold to set it at 3G+HTTP/1.1 :)
Not absolutely nothing — it costs eth gas to call mint().
Putting a valuation on one’s time is not unreasonable but assuming every hour of your life is worth the same as the equivalent hourly rate of your salaried job kind of is? Or at least it’s overly simplistic. Not every hour of your life is fungible like that.
Lousy headline. The study the story is based on does not dismiss Graeber's work as bullshit:

> Although the data doesn’t always support David Graeber’s claims, his insightful and imaginative work played an important role in raising awareness of the harms of useless jobs. He may have been way off the mark with regards how common BS jobs are, but he was right to link people’s attitudes towards their jobs to their psychological wellbeing, and this is something that employers – and society as a whole – should take seriously.

https://www.cam.ac.uk/research/news/one-in-twenty-workers-ar...
>Mathematically Y'CbCr is a lossless conversion of RGB.

Assuming infinite precision, sure.

Interestingly however, there's a closely related color space called YCoCg, that actually does achieve lossless coversion to/from RGB (this lossless variant is often referred to as YCoCg-R, the R stands for "reversible"): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YCoCg#The_lifting-based_YCoCg-...
> But sooner or later, this will become an untenable position.

Why can't the "decision makers" make the decision to disregard everyone who isn't a decision maker?
You need to stick those reasons somewhere you see them everyday cause they will be a much more useful compass than whats in demand. Whats in demand is always changing.

The way it worked out for me was contacting someone senior at a startup incubator and telling them I wanted some kind of consulting role (few hours a week) to explore more flexible work. They are always hard up for experienced people. That put me in touch with a bunch of startups and I picked one where they had a small project but no one free to work on. That was the door opener and being in a setting with multiple companies all around, it was easy to make contacts, hear what issues different companies had etc. Whenever it aligned with something I knew or was interested in techwise I would try to get involved or help them out.

If you are not a big networker like me the key is to put yourself in environments where you are constantly bumping into people who are telling you their problems :)

Good luck!
Above all, it's much more usable now, especially with 3.10 around the corner:

- you can use list[] instead of typing.List[]. Same for dicts or sets.

- you will be able to use bool | str instead of typing.Union[bool, str]

- mypy has saner default, is better supported by IDE and is way faster

- a lot of edge cases are now covered, including protocols for duck typing, vartype, etc.

- fantastic libs such as pydantic, fastapi and typer make using them a ton of fun
HN should be a place of justice and sharpening of ideas. Thank you for participating in that.

Allies and racists both exist on a continuum, do they not? A single individual will take actions that are both helpful and harmful in different measures to other people and groups in society.

Some racists are going to be net benefits to society. Their racist views may be limited, unintentional, unexpressed, or any combination of the above. While their works may be helping minority groups directly.

That's just one example of the presented framework breaking, but there are many more permutations. Hopefully this is enough for us to agree that a blanket statement like

> these "allies" are worse than ... overtly prejudiced/racist people.

is, if not inaccurate, so imprecise as to be meaningless.
What do you mean by "dynamic relighting"? I'm saying that even a flat texture captured mesh+video texture like this has to be lit to each shot it is placed in. That means it is being 're-lit' and any process that does that would be usable for regular CG.

Also again, the BRDF/normals of a capture like this are going to be very course. Cloth, skin, hair, eyes, metallic bits etc aren't going to look right if they have too much screen space over time. Quick motion blurred action might be applicable and I could see similar techniques being useful for crowds.
"Anthropologists are not qualified to decide whose job is bullshit and neither is anyone else. That's the whole premise of the book. Anthropologists however are trained to listen to what people say about their own lives and understandings of it and that's what I did - a bullshit job is defined as one which the person doing the job believes doesn't have to, or shouldn't, exist" [1]

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22032908
My dad had a friend that worked at the Johnson Space Center who gave me a private tour many years ago. He pointed out the room sized, high vacuum, spacesuit test chambers and told me of a startling incident that happened once in one of the chambers.

While walking around in the chamber, a tester had walked too far and had accidentally pulled the umbilical tubing from the wall. He was at that moment exposed to a hard vacuum (equivalent to that found in outer space). The safety observer immediately started emergency pressurization and the tester survived. He continued to work for NASA and ended up being in charge of safety procedures.
I've been doing a lot of this work over the last month and LCP has been the hardest metric to move by far. I ended up dropping AdSense on mobile entirely from my site, which was ironically the biggest factor in performance degradation across a number of the stats they track.
Any post about the gdpr has dozens of googlers saying how awful it is they can’t just capture every bit of data they want from visitors.
Previous discussion in 2018 [1]

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18526490
I never understood why that's the case. Is it not to encourage unlawful activity?

Stealing an example from mr robot, if I break into someone's computer and find evidence that proves they are trafficking underage photos, I don't see why that proof should be ignored , in any circumstances.

Sure, charge me as well with breaking into someone's computer, if you can catch me, but don't dismiss my evidence.
I agree with you, but the bigger problem is jobs are always offered in this binary 5 days a week or nothing structure. Its hard to find a job that offers say 20-30 hours a week.
It's astonishing how much worse they made it - and intentionally made it worse in browsers without Web Components, like Firefox. Forcing the old non-Polymer website was like hitting the turbo button on an old PC.
It might surprise you to know that in some civilized parts of the world, even employees have rights.
For some strange reason ad-free and tracking-free sites are usually faster...
Wouldn’t two programs reporting the same value just imply some common os or hardware level function being used by both?

It can certainly bolster a belief to have corroborating evidence though.
He already relies on Russian roubles to keep his repression apparatus running. Fortunately Kremlin's money only cover their paychecks for a few months. When they stop flowing, the Belarussian nomenclature will try to find other means of financing thieir lifestyles. The possible outcomes are either are the Crimean or the Ukraine scenario.
YouTube even fakes FCP by initially showing a lot of dummy grey boxes until they have any idea of what to really show.
Recording people's skin colour in a file sounds like a literal dystopia.

Keep on convincing yourself its normal.
Both cpu you mentioned are locked in ... I hope less locks in the future , right now you can't buy graviton CPUs just rent in a Amazon datacenter, neither m1 cpu or install Linux on it..