skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
So we give them budget, they sort of determine how most of it is spent. At least that is how it is in most places. If they are ill-equipped, isn't that sort of on them? Where did the training go?
I don't know- who among us has never wanted to quit working, move to a tropical paradise, and "live life to the fullest".
> We’re 50 different states that are, in theory, supposed to be quite independent of each other.

That ship sailed over the horizon a long time ago, like at the latest with the adoption of the 14th Amendment nearly 150 years ago. When you took the oath to become a lawyer, you didn't swear allegiance to whatever state you happened to be living in at the time. And sociologically, I'd venture that most U.S. citizens think of themselves as Americans, not as Marylanders or Texans (OK, granted, a lot of Texans think of themselves as Texans first, which isn't a good thing).
or in the loo and afterwards while washing hands :).

On a serious note, chance meetings are just one way that innovation happens. Not all innovations are created equally
Will this work with small 5cm objects?
For ages I am trying to find a good (and cheap) scanner able to scan small objects mostly used in cars.
Had mixed results with tools like meshroom. I would immediately bi
It a scanner when less than 1000usd.
Decades too late but sure let's pretend we're not already doomed
Further, mono-cropping isn't that great for the earth either. It's easiest to scale, but destroying our soil health.

It's only so prevalent as the US subsidizes low quality corn, soy, and wheat.

Regenerative grazing can be done in a way that brings health back to the soil.

https://untappedgrowth.com/decentralizedgrazing/

Further, eggs are probably one of the healthiest foods one can consume, and people even in urban settings (obviously not all) can have a couple chickens.

Plus, the bugs are much more delicious if turned into eggs. I personally don't want to eat the bugs or live in ze pod.
Firstly, the overwhelming majority of deaths have current records. There are gaps because of record destruction between 1936 to 1944, but the notion that this was all a secret, or that real numbers are being exposed, is not accurate.

It is a grotesque period in history, and people should be angry, but a lot of people are effectively misleading people to try to anger. There is a huge amount of misinformation.

Here's one famous residential school death that has been heavily leaned into - https://c2cjournal.ca/2017/10/the-sad-truth-about-chanie-wen...
Looks like they may have but the thing didn't come back on.
Hubble is basically a US spy satellite, pointing outwards instead of inwards. I'm sure there will be similar classes of hardware still in operation, so could be some sensitivity there.
How specific is the Hubble that you can only repair it with the Space Shuttle? o_O
Interesting thought. I would say something like the hubble transcends politcal/governmental boundaries... although I do wonder how much if its software is used in other secretive satellites.
http://www.zeroattempts.org/suicide-professions.html

There's also a TED talk about suicide among veterinarians: https://youtu.be/objP3E625Xo
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27609027
I also want to see us pour far more resources and money into First Nations' lead preservation of as many languages as we can. Without native speakers languages die and so does the culture that produced them.
The only reason I see for drones not being compliant with that is that they lack the single seat.
Yes, Javascript can be made surprisingly fast, but it requires very detailed knowledge of the JS engine internals and may require giving up most high-level features that define the language (as demonstrated by asm.js). And the resulting carefully optimized JS code is often less readable / maintainable than relatively straightforward C code doing the same thing compiled to WASM.
Are you aware how much LEO actually make, once you factor in overtime pay and the clever way they rig their pension amounts? It's probably higher than you'd think.
When this reaches manufacturing at scale I'll be interested until then this is like every other replacement single-use plastics or every other lithium ion battery new tech promo article.

Look I'm glad to see the new research improvements but these articles don't really do much in the real world except move the academic world partners forward a bit.
>More honest and real world feel?

What would be more real about it?
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The Git Project Intends to Change Default Branch Name "master"
How can something bringing value (read: money) to a lot of companies all around the world be considered "cargo cult"? As developers we are lucky enough that the market is so so wide, that if you don't like a company (heck, even just a person in a company) you can just change. So, nah, I don't buy it. Management is the real cargo cult, if we have to find one. People so aroused by the idea of mentoring (lol) other people (even more mature than them, quite often)... Look up "developer anarchy" on YouTube.
there was a bottomless pit of money to pay for advertising on facebook to get it up to critical mass, I wonder where that might have come from?
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Previously https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16413917
https://fitzgeraldnick.com/2018/02/26/speed-without-wizardry...
Not something that can be empirically tested.
So is the Canadian Government.
I think TikTok is also significantly more proficient than Vine (was) at predicting whether any given individual will engage with any given video.
jasode: I didn't say I support option 2, I just laid out the options; and I did say there are pros and cons. I actually agree with you.

Pro option 2: There will be an official mechanism for people to influence how such a platform is managed.

Con for option 2: Governments are typically not very answerable to people, and definitely exploit the possibility of manipulating mass media or media platforms. Also, they have a natural symbiosis with large business interests, so it's possible they'll just be ok with the way things stand.

As for option 3 - it's true that this is underspecified, and I'm not even sure there's a relevant precedent for anything like that. I mean, even something like ISO is independent of the UN. Although that suggests the possibility of a group of nation-states setting something like that up voluntarily, not necessarily going through the UN. Also, you'd need nation-states to want this bad enough, and I'm not at all sure enough of them do.
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I would imagine how likely courts are to convict has to impact that discretion for any police force that's judged based on some sort of metric.

Or is the US the only place that really does that?
What do you use the history count for?
There's a special place in my heart for people who choose to adopt older kids. It's not so much mental baggage as it is damage resulting from years of abuse and/or neglect along different axes of the child's life. There's real loss and trauma involved, and there's no way to erase it. The best you can do is help them cope and not take it personally when they lash out at you for what was done to them.

These same traumas exist in some degree even with our children adopted as infants. They each have undergone a sense of loss (to varying degrees, for sure) and have spent time questioning the events that led their birth parents to put them up for adoption.

There's also a lot of loss after the fact because the typically birth mother does not live a very stable life. Our 4 children only have 1 surviving birth mother between them at this point (we think). One has had to deal with the loss of a birth sibling. These kids have a front-row seat to the reality that life is full of pain. We put a lot of effort into teaching them that there is also an abundance of love available to them.
Yeah true - I see the same hesitancy at the middle management level too.
No one told us about the forced experiments, about bringing the nazi drs back to the US with us, the bombing of black communist communities, black wall street etc, CIA interventions in latin america, and essentially forcibly under-developing the rest of the world.

Only about how 'awesome' we were in WW2 when arguably the soviets played a much larger role in crushing fascism.
I've got some mod points to burn, so let them bring it on!
Did you sum the numbers for all types of moving vehicle sources of hazard?

If you do the math, it does appear to exceed the number of incidences of being shot on the job.
UUCP via tightbeam.
I don't think it matters, since MacOS itself is a compilation target that differs completely from others. If they made the CPU different, that would just make its differences yet another aspect of MacOS as a target.

In other words I don't think it would be any more of a special snowflake than it is.

If they dropped ARM64 compatibility (in other words stopped making Apple Silicon a superset of ARM64), this would be stupid in that it would make the platform less useful. It would make it impossible to e.g. run ARM64 Linux or Windows in a VM which is a fundamental use case of the machine for developers. I doubt they'd do this.
Hey Glenn, are you open from applicants based in Europe? Considering to apply :)
Residential Building Near Miami Beach Partially Collapses
Something like "\w\n\$ " should work; mine is more complex by the idea holds, you can have a \n in your PS1 just fine.
I have some evidence.

I once had a chance meeting in an office that boosted innovation, when I overheard a colleague doing a regular task in a way that could be done more efficiently, and communicated this to them. I'm sure of it, as it actually happened, and I was there.

I have now, using the awesome power of science, falsified this headline.
Yeah, but I find that can be pretty disruptive to my flow. You have to:

1. Switch from your editor to a shell

2. Stash

3. Switch from your shell back to your editor

4. Revert the editor buffer

5. Fix the typo

6. Save

7. Switch back to your shell

8. Commit

Now you have to push that fix into all the upstream branches (because the whole point of this exercise is to avoid merge commits from someone else fixing the same typo), so:

9. Checkout

10. Pull

11. Merge the typo fix (at which point you might discover that someone else has already fixed this typo, or that you have an actual conflict that needs to be dealt with)

12. Commit

13. Push (at which point you might discover that someone else was in the process of fixing the same typo and just happened to push before you did. This is unlikely, but it becomes more likely the longer you wait between step 10 and 11 because there is a race condition here.)

14. Repeat for every upstream branch in which anyone could have already fixed the same typo

Then, finally:

N. Stash pop

N+1. Switch back to your editor

N+2. Revert your editor buffer

N+3. Try to remember what you were working on before you started this process.

It's a hell of a lot easier to just fix the typo and say, "ah, fuck it", and then curse at git for not being smart enough to figure out that identical changes aren't conflicts. ;-)
Although a relatively small part of my career, I spent some time working within the quality arm of an aerospace org. A lot more on propulsion systems, but both those and satellites are usually required to meet J-STD specs for electronic builds. After a few failure investigations, you become acutely aware of the dangers of prematurely jumping to conclusions.
It’s just happenstance that the “altright” is what has been taking advantage of places with light moderation. In the future, it just as easily could be another extremist group - maybe communists? Or fundamentalist Muslims?

Of course, those currently a part of the Christian, American far right would be pleading for more regulation on free speech.
It's a 30/40-yr old code and hardware. Now that I think about it, the problem could be related to some "exotic" decisions made by that time...
Investors recognizing untapped potential?
One of the great gifts of Polish migrants to the UK has been the wide availability of your delicious goodies.

Big fan of Prince Polos and other Polish sweets. Also kabanos.

Cheers guys.
I read that sentence as replace the word "JavaScript" with "Frontend" and it made more sense.

Generally though, I think wasm represents an opportunity to break the strangle-hold JavaScript has had on the frontend ecosystem for nearly 3 decades. Typed, compiled languages typically have huge advantages in terms of safety and performance over dynamically typed interpreted languages. And now a lot of high-level features and syntactic sugar that used to be only available in dynamic languages is becoming available in systems languages.
Right. I missed that.
I'm glad you got such a positive message out of that saying, then, and I hope other people did too.

Perhaps the saying just needs to be updated a little, to add some clarity. Here is an attempt:

"Sticks and stones may break my bones, and words may try to hurt me, but I'm the bigger person"
Linux on M1 and sideloading OSX apps are fairly orthogonal. Bootloader/sideloading term mixup maybe?
Companies do so many other things to bury innovation that worrying about the lack of spontaneous hallway meetings should be item #237.

So many innovations don’t get done for lack of authority to spend $20 on some Lambda functions or the unwillingness of departments to own small things or a need to manage future expectations (I.e we can’t improve this too much as we can’t match that later). Encountered all three.
Fine. Find me one police station that will willingly cut its own budget and surrender the unnecessary military gear it has acquired. The police are fine with not doing those things as long as it doesn't come at their expense.

You are trying to find ways to criticize my statement without acknowledging that your criticism would apply to the other poster. It's not flying.
The whole point of this kind of voting is that you would have to relay on primaries. You can just put up 2 or 5 candidates per party without hurting the parties chances of winning.

This is the whole point of such voting systems.
I just feel we have to take people at their word especially if they are being pretty consistent everywhere else.
I wonder if NASA would welcome a live worldwide collaboration to try solve this problem.
I don't get how people in this thread are failing to see that this is reactive, and pulling out ridiculous examples as equivalencies. Guess what? If people driving RC cars started causing problems like drones are, those would be regulated too. "Well next they'll require a license for RC cars, or lawn mowers!" Well... yeah, they will, if enough people cause serious-enough problems in public with those.
It would be great to hear some inside baseball from some peers working on Youtube content moderation. Not just tech and policy, but whether there is any internal dissent about policy and who decides. Surely there are some on HN?
How many schools do you know have their own cemetary?
My great grandparents survived an Indian School in the US. They grew up with none of their traditional culture as a result -- they were forced to be "white". I sometimes wonder what culture they could have passed down to me as a child, had they been allowed to partake in it themselves. Instead it just feels like a fragment of my family's genealogical culture that has been lost to intentional destruction.
It's like an addict who tells themselves "I need to quit sometime" but constantly puts off actually quitting.
5-MeO-DMT: 20-minute psychoactive experience that's transforming lives
Might be a hardware issue. Tin whiskers? Electromigration?
On the other hand MIT was specifically designed to increase chance meetings by forcing people to work near each other. Because it worked so well at Bell Labs.

Paraphrased from Hackers, I think.

Here’s a source I could find from a study in 2017 https://news.mit.edu/2017/proximity-boosts-collaboration-mit...
You don't need a translator. The ABI is a software construct, not an hardware one.

What would be needed though is to have two copies of the system libraries in such a case, targeting different ABIs. That's of course very unlikely to happen.
Considering the number of drone flying incidents that ground fire fighting equipment, or cause concerns around airports - I think the drone operation education is one of the cheaper ways to reduce incidents
I'm not sure we're discussing the same thing.

Ayanna Pressley and Rashida Tlaib are police abolitionists. They're also quite unusual in Congress in this position.

"Defund the police" and "abolish the police" aren't the same thing. That's the point.
We have a suite of about two thousand integration tests and we run each test in its own docker container for isolation purposes. Multiply by 500 jobs a day and you get to a million containers.
Storybook 6.3 – optimized for UI development
See, remote work doesn't work!
Contrary to Starship, angel-PS1 gets all static information at startup time (ex: hostname, username) and rebuilds only the dynamic information. And for that dynamic information it uses an angel companion instead of forking and loading the configuration file for every prompt display.
If you only published joke articles with this level of snark I think you'd have a great career.
Who needs statistics when you can see the police acting like this in your own day to day life?

That's the reality for a huge amount of people.

Bad cops are extremely rarely seriously punished, and its ever rarer for other cops to finger them for it.
The usual response to any criticism of Thiel on HN: Actually this rocks!
As far as I know this is fairly unique to the United States, and even then the crime stats are a bit... strange. Overall crime stats are just coming in at the federal level so the picture is very much incomplete, but if we look at particular cities (ex. New York City), we can see a sharp increase in murder and burglary, but a decrease in basically every other type of crime (leading to a net reduction) [1].

This seems to be the trend in cities across the country including Dallas [2], LA [3], and Chicago [4]. Murders are way up, but overall crime is down.

[1]: https://www1.nyc.gov/site/nypd/news/p0106a/overall-crime-new...

[2]: https://dallaspolice.net/resources/CrimeReports/NIBRS%20Week...

[3]: http://lapd-assets.lapdonline.org/assets/pdf/cityprof.pdf

[4]: https://abc7chicago.com/chicago-shootings-2020-shooting-crim...
How generous! I’m going to extend the date when I’m going to reconsider using Chrome to late 3023
HN at least has a mod who I assume is paid who'll hear you out if you think something was removed/flag killed without merit.
All this stuff is easy to remember. I want colors so bad.

You could even have colors be containers you put other elements inside to make it easier to visualize
Yeah, I'm also confused as I was pretty sure this happened 3 months ago [0]

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26486737
I tend to agree with your conclusion, but not necessarily with your argument. That is, yes, people might be "fed up with YouTube", but the point is that at any one time there can only be one video platform which hosts most videos... it doesn't really matter whether it's YouTube or NotYouTube by some other corporation; and the amount of material on YouTube is so staggering that I doubt we would see a distributed version of it being comparable any time soon. We don't even have a good distributed search engine (that I know of).
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Related: "Pledges" to charity sometimes don't turn into donations.
I'm not sure what your question is asking, but this school operated under government control for ~85 years.

Meanwhile, Canada's memorial for IRS schools recognizes that 8 students died there: https://nctr.ca/residential-schools/saskatchewan-fr/marieval...

So there's a bit of a discrepancy.