skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
maybe I'm missing a semantic argument here, but don't computers always convert ~100% of their input power to waste heat? if my cpu consumes 140W, all of that gets dissipated through the heatspreader (perhaps minus a minuscule quantity of potential energy storing register/cache state).
If you deal in US dollars, you're subject to US sanctions laws. Hint: if you ever convert between currencies, unless you're EXTREMELY careful, you're actually going X -> USD -> Y.

It took the EU multiple years to setup a facility so they could provide euros to Iran without falling afoul of US sanctions during the Trump admin.
I think the saddest thing about “flat” designs is that technology is incredibly capable of delivering so much more. Sure, in 1988 we only had a few colors available in hardware so maybe a button had no choice but to be one boring solid color. In 2021, though?!? Ultra-high resolutions, massive color palettes, photo-realism has never been easier to achieve (even in 3D!!!), all this computing power, and then these overpaid “designers” give us: boring square buttons with one color with unreadable contrast. We deserve so much better from modern UIs.

UIs should not be so plain and spartan that they are literally unusable sometimes. Every Single Button should look like a button, with way more detail than UI buttons have ever had before (why not have a ridiculous number of colors in gradients to make buttons truly beautiful?). When something is highlighted, I want it to be obvious and, again, beautiful (why not glow with photo-realistic lighting effects, for example, since we clearly have the ability and can spare the processing power?).
There were some interesting tidbits in the article, but the claims of very low TPS in blockchain are a bit out of date, to be honest. Things are changing fast in ethereum, cardano, etc.
Isn't Bernoulli's principle only applicable when talking about the same flow? I've always found the "above path is longer than the lower path" explanation to be unintuitive because we're not talking about the same flow. They're separate flows.
A wad of chewing gum seems like it would fit nicely where the camera is
Please know, by default, the app will not take any action and largely act as a helpful reminder, and I highly recommend this type of use.
You say power users complain but the casual user does not (as a result of these features) - this sort of position ruins reddit's community as it suggests that reddit doesn't really care about the members who have contributed all kinds of content over the years and instead favors trying to get new members who are just marginally interested, or worse, just like endlessly scrolling through a timeline. This thread has mentions of several users that don't use reddit anymore (me included) and as reddit continues shoving monetization down the user's throat you'll see that those members will continue leaving until the platform is indistinguishable from the likes of Facebook, Digg, etc.
What Lies Beneath, Maurice Naftalin (2019)
Article doesn't really make clear how this differs from parthenogenesis in other species. Is this unheard of in bees or in any species?
Yea, start throwing around enough thrust and you can fly just about anything. The F-15 got to the point where one wing was optional: https://theaviationist.com/2014/09/15/f-15-lands-with-one-wi...
On this topic, is there a JavaScript lint tool that integrates with Git to enable you to gradually apply style changes to code as it evolves? E.g. if the change is tabs-to-spaces the lint tool would require spaces in new or changed lines of code, but not complain about tabs in unchanged lines of existing code.
From personal experience, it will come off better if you ask her rather than wait for the other way around. Even though you’re an introvert!
Both old. and i.reddit.com are slowly being left behind by new features and such things. It breaks conversation when new reddit can use one syntax for code blocks and old reddit can't see it like it's supposed to look.
But the "true" explanation given above is that the engine pushes the horizontally accelerated air downwards (with respect to its own orientation). Wouldn't that also lead to the conclusion that upside down flight is impossible?
Reddit deserves to die. It's like their entire goal was to consolidate forum culture and then astroturf it to shit. Every single powermod glows like the sun. The political content is a joke, just a full on non-stop campaign to indoctrinate kids into the worldview of the neoliberal intelligentsia. Reddit is spooks dancing on the grave of the pre 10's internet. They deserve to fail.
> We were using Skype for Business

So you mean the Lync codebase.

That's a pretty low bar to start with.

As one "for example", that's the product team that couldn't figure out how to stop repeating AD logins with invalid saved passwords for 5+ years. Which invariably led to a system you were signed into somewhere locking your account every password rotation.
Features are only launched after running a successful experiment.

We try to appeal to power users when possible. For example with the current signup flow has optional emails, though intentionally non-obvious.

This means new users sign up with an email which means we can reduce churn through digests and also reset passwords / prevent account takeovers, a large burden for Reddit's anti spam teams.
You can think of STARKS/SNARKS as proving computation, not by a program, but by a computational circuit. So the circuit size puts limits on the amount of computation.
Recently, we see the introduction of recursive proof schemes (such as [1]), where part of the circuit may be verifying a proof of a much larger computation. Those can deal with certain forms of unbounded computation, such as verifying a blockchain history of arbitrarily many blocks.

[1] https://eprint.iacr.org/2021/370.pdf
> We're at 50% over pre-industrial CO2 with no viable way of getting rid of it, so at best it's going to stay that way for a long, long time.

It's much worse than this. For a long time the "worst case scenario" was the possibility that we'd unlock positive feedback loops that release methane (80x as "warming" as CO2) that had been long locked in arctic permafrost.

Remember the phrase "runaway climate change"?

Yeah. It happened. Even if bring human carbon emissions to zero, the world will continue to warm.

This is why of the utmost importance to stop fossil fuel emissions NOW... so we can win ourselves some time to maybe, just maybe, figure out clean carbon removal.
Most consumer safety/encryption uses some kind of certificate chain with trusted roots. Its used from app installs to SSL to credit transactions.

Seems to be very efficient, cheap and effective.
This was my take at one point, but a lot of actions made it clear that's no longer the case, and it's now more of a social media site/app that also has porn.
> Every GB of data uses 5 kWh [in 2021]

That should say 2012.
As I recall, the issue was that it turned out that a lot of underage and non-consenting people were in videos on pornhub, and then MasterCard/visa said they would pull their support unless they fixed it.
When there are just a few decision makers, a standard evaluation procedure is usually necessary for fairness / reproducibility.

When there as many evaluators as evaluatees, no standard evaluation procedure is needed on the theory that all the different ways and biases will cancel out. That doesn't work over time, as clearly America's electorate gets interested in different things, but I am less worried about that for co-ops.

The hope for co-ops vs state democracy is two fold.

Firstly, because people do work many hours at their job, but don't necessarily spend any time running the state, I hope they are more informed and engaged.

Secondly, the "both options are bad, I hate this" problem should be addressed by A, proportional representation (just like should be done with state democracy states), but also B of switching jobs. The barrier of switching jobs is much lower than immigrating, which ought to more than any thing else reign in defeatist apathy. And Co-ops can still fire people, remember.
It must ask the mighty Gates for permission (they care about your privacy) and must request database access in the new FBI server. And then maybe execute some crappy JS because they are not able to program in C anymore.
The woman never accused Assange of rape. The police did, over her objections. The UN special rapporteur’s report goes into more detail, though the UN has produced so many documents detailing all the ways in which his detention is illegal, I can’t find the right link.
Cities aren't going to submerge overnight. The process is slow enough so that, if necessary, we will have plenty of time to adjust by moving inland, building dikes, and so on.

When you're on your deathbed and civilization hasn't collapsed, I wonder if you'll think of this thread.
yes, but no.

how would enforcing such jurisdiction even look like? you cannot take something off the blockchain.

Can you shutdown miners? sure. So what? The mining will happens somewhere else.

Can you really prohibit developers from working on the tech? If it comes down to this we're in full anarchy mode (and even at that point there are going to be people working on it).

Who said anything about throwing away all the good things centralized payments bring? How about we take a decentralized payments system and actually add those things (or even better, build a system that has them out of the box)
I think the main question from op was this- it completely rips apart all the propaganda you’ve been writing throughout this thread.

> How do you explain the ongoing eviction, backed by IDF enforcement, of Sheikh Jarrah? If Palestinians have equal rights and Israel has stopped occupying Gaza and encroaching on Gazan land, why are there constant clashes between settlers and Gazans in the West Bank?

The fact that you ignored that question in favor of Hamas wanting to destroy Israel (which is a well known, undisputed fact) honestly shows you the know the truth and are complicit in deceit.

I’m curious do you work directly for the IDF, or are you from the group of people who just hate Arabs and wish they’d disappear?
I really enjoy seeing how similar themes emerge across the industry.

I've been working on a key-value store that is purpose built for low-latency NVMe devices.

I have an append only log (spread across file segments for GC concerns), with the only contents being the nodes of a basic splay tree. The key material is randomly-derived, so I don't have to worry about the sequential integer issues on inserts. Writes to the database are modified roots of the splay tree, so the log is a continuous stream of consistent database snapshots. For readers that don't require serialization, they can asynchronously work with the historical result set as appropriate without any translation or sync required. You just point the reader to a prior root node offset and everything should work out.
That's a tough cookie to solve. So here's the hypothetical. I create a trashware game app. Typical low-hanging fruit. I set it as a handler for amazon.com links. Then in my app I handle these links in a convincing web container.

And obvious, mangle the links with my referrer URL in the process.

I call this a hypothetical, but the only reason it is, is that apple wouldn't allow me to register as a handler for amazon.com.
You could have the linter only run on changed files in a precommit hook, instead of on all files.
By caught do you mean somebody sifting through your unlocked phone?
Yes. I'm sorry. The app is currently in beta and limited to 88 countries/regions to better support this. Please let me know what country you are in so that I may rectify this.
Suicide attempts have always been way more frequent among women/girls, whereas men/boys actually commit suicide more often.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gender_differences_in_suicide
I wonder if VS Code will follow.
> That said, I still use reddit. Except I use the old design and RES. And a third-party app on my phone.

Same. And should that no longer be an option I'm fairly confident I'd stop using reddit.
It's an immediate tell when someone makes statements like the one you're replying to.

It immediately tells me that they've never worked on large software projects, and if they have they haven't worked on ones that lasted more than a few months.

I apologize to folks reading this for my rather aggressive tone but I've been writing software for a long time in numerous languages, and people with the unit tests as an afterthought attitude are typically rather arrogant in fool hardy.

The most recent incarnation I've encountered is the hotshot data scientist who did okay in a few Kaggle competitions using Jupyter notebooks, and thinks they can just write software the way they did for the competitions with no test of any kind.

I had one of these on my team recently and naturally I had to do 95% of the work to turn anything he produced into a remotely decent product. I couldn't even get the guy to use nbdev, which would have allowed him to use Jupyter to write tested, documented, maintainable code.
Indeed, anecdotally, if not empirically, that is the case. Nonetheless, psychology is a highly operationalized field.

In other words, every thorough study begins with an assessment and revision of the consensus language being used to describe reality.

On that front alone, psychology is one of the most hard sciences around.

Deep learning is directly attributable to psychology research, for what it is worth.
But it doesn’t static-type-check that particular code-path.

Because it can’t.
> Sorry anyone here that's a Reddit engineer but something is going terribly wrong over there.

You shouldn't need to apologize to the Reddit engineers. They are the ones building it this way! I wish a Reddit engineer would respond here to help people understand why on earth the site's quality is so poor, but we know they can't/won't due to confidentiality. Whenever I browse the non-old Reddit, I can't help but think it's impossible to have such bad quality accidentally. They must be deliberately making it this bad. It would be fascinating to get a glimpse at their bug tracker, to see what tickets they prioritize and which ones they ignore.
Filling rectangles is hard in windows 10. They shall use BGI, it's faster.
I am talking from a purely political perspective, and since China has a one party system with only one broad political ideology allowed, I thought it would be obvious that I meant the political leaders of the Communist Party of China. (I cannot be more specific than that because I don't know the spectrum of political thoughts that is allowed within that ideology in the CPC).
If you look at those lists, most of the items are not illegal. They mostly consist of things like gift cards, gambling, pornography, etc.
Yes especially if it kills you by causing an accident. I guess the question is just how distracting the shock itself is
Looks like this is a booter and it hooks into network traffic https://twitter.com/gossithedog/status/1407328596247646217?s...
Imho twitter is a far bigger problem for hiding things. A) tweets often get embedded in news articles - meaning sometimes context is left out of an article
and you can't even tell if it's click bait or maybe the article is being harsh /vicious B) reddit is supposedly about community discussion so it would actually make sense if individual subs had the power to only show content to logged in permitted accounts only - that way banned accounts can't snoop on users?
They have good content and good comments. Funny junk is interspersed with news and occasional trivia and life stories. The thoughtful comments really are great and have helped me understand some POVs and hear about other people’s lives.

This just does not happen on Facebook for example. Most groups and posts are run into the ground by junk comments that make discussion impossible because there’s no downvote that eventually hides them. In a way Facebook is more equal but unfortunately not every commenter is equally decent.
> streamlined signup flow

It was more streamlined before. You literally only had to input a username and any password, no policies, email or anything else you had to adhere to/provide.

I stopped using reddit back then after using it several hours daily for years, so not every power user ignored these changes
I was thinking about this. it would explain the increase. but actually the CDC numbers show that absolute numbers are much higher for girls; although, it's only for this narrow study
This abuse of power won't end well.
The normal case is when you’re cut/copy/pasting intra-app. Imagine if you formatted some text and then cut/paste to move it around and by default you lost your formatting.
I came to this thread earlier and thought I'd taken crazy pills, so I'd check back later. Not a single non-positive comment.

People who use this or think this is a good thing have fundamentally misunderstood social interaction. Your girlfriend doesn't want the signal that you care, she wants you to actually care, and keeping in contact is an expression of caring. If you need to forge something this foundational, I'm sorry but that's not being introverted, that's treating social interaction as a game or trade. I feel like it's bordering on psychopathy.
Your are right! Thank you for correcting me.
I agree wholesale with you but would like to point out that in "capitalism" prices for raw materials are often so cheap as to be called free not only in lawless shithole countries (see the films "Tapped" or "Gasland" concerning shale and bottled waterwater industry), even fines for polluting are often a slap on the wrist for hugely rich corporations (who are too big to fail ...) Swiss billionaire Stephen Schmidheiny is a rare example of someone being held accountable...
But more to the point "The Corporation" makes the case that it's because a change in the law during the civil war let businesses have the same rights as citizens that such oversight occurs..they have more resources than individuals and often cause speculative havoc (ie buying up properties to make a Airbnb empire)

I understand your emotion and living in Romania I see the abandoned conglomerates and am glad that period is over...however if you discount the risk of chernobilian disaster (sea of Azov etc) that the lack of media and public accountability made possible I'd wager that capitalistic societies is powers of magnitude more polluting simply because people live behind paid layers (producer->wholesalers->distributors->retailers->consumer) paying for it by living in cities, working for buisnesses serving other buisness etc)
Manufactured boredom (from living in cities) ->Advertising->fashion/fads->brands-> excess packaging is also a thing and part of the problem...
Then there is the fact that businesses once created to solve a problem in the most efficient way often self perpetuate and bloat with govt closing their eyes to monopolistic behaviour in the name of customer pricing

In the city I live in, you can buy food from people from the countryside, rent/property is still cheap , so if you live simply you hardly have expenses and can avoid wasting your life working away while hardly seeing your kids grow up...
I understand you lived in a failed system but you shouldn't throw away the baby with the bathwater, authenticity counts, real food counts, generosity and food that is less processed or sprayed (because cost) counts

I feel having grown up in a WIERD (acronym) people there forget that the apparent sophistication is just a sheen and like the 300ml plastic bottles they constantly consume they are choking the rest of us on their garbage (ie the developed world using x times more than the rest)

I think you can see where I'm going with this...the problem with capitalism atm or the way government treats it is that it inherently needs growth, whereas the planet needs "decroissance" a french word for "ungrowth" a french politician, (Yves Cochet )I think, said something like our economy has to "ungrow" 10% per year , it's possible even without covid, but it certainly needs a whole new mindset or a drastic realisation that droughts are going to get much much worse...
I have never used or heard "goyim" used in a way which meant anything other than "everybody in the world who does not think of themselves as Jewish".

I suppose one could use it derogatorily, but that's not my experience.

I assure you that context is everything. When Jews say "Jews", we just mean Jews. And when lots of goyim say "Jews", they mean "sub-human monsters".

Please feel free to censor your own language. And if you see me use "goyim" to be offensive, feel free to call me out on that.
I think so, yes.
I could also imagine that business people:
1. see effort in integrating Slack/Matrix/..
. into their landscape
2. think MS is a big name and thus will build a proper product
3. see no big difference in terms of functionality.
List of projects and applications integrated with Hugging Face libraries
“Parse, don’t [just] validate”.

Say I have a string that’s supposed to represent an integer. To me, “Validate” means using a regex to ensure it contains only digits (raising an error if it doesn’t) but then continuing to work with it as a string. “Parse” means using “atoi” to obtain an integer value (but what if the string’s malformed?) and then working with that.

I first thought this article was recommending doing the latter instead of the former, but the actual recommendation (and I believe best practice) is to do both.
I guess one way this might work is the lint tool could run against the whole file but then cross-check the line numbers of any errors found with the git diff. If the diff shows the line is unchanged then ignore the error. That doesn't sound too hard.
i agree with you.

folks over 65 and 40% BMI got their go in life. prioritizing around the make makes more sense to me.

thankfully the lockdowns are no stomach anymore in most of the states. a visit to an airport and any city not in california or ny and you can see and feel the difference in an instant.
Nations can do much worse than just shutting down miners. Repeated 51% attacks would actually destroy a coins viability.

"He who can destroy a thing, can control a thing." - Paul Atreides/Frank Herbert
I was specific in saying that it's hard to implement a low latency lock free memory allocator. mimalloc has very high latency, almost triple that of jemalloc (which is not lock-free).

Every single lock-free allocator I've seen is intended to satisfy high throughput at the expense of incurring high latency, and mimalloc is no different in this respect. At any rate you don't normally use a general purpose memory allocator when you need a high performance data structure, instead opting for a data structure specific allocator/memory pool.
Deciding which implementation of a function handles any given piece of data at runtime.

Trivially, because you don’t have this knowledge (and therefore you can’t encode it into your type system) at compile time.
You are correct that there is an awful lot of software that came out of the 90s that was explicitly written for forking/multiple processes (we're talking 25-30 years now) but that only reflects the type of commodity computers we had then - pre SMP, pre commercialized virtualization, pre-cloud, etc. Threads back then weren't in a useable state either.

Fast forward to today and we're finally starting to see the tide turn. I can go spin up a 384 thread instance on gcp right now. We have very popular languages like go and rust. In the case of Go they've made multi-threading easily accessible to many developers to the point that many people don't even think about it.

Yes, there's a lot of cruft out there but we can build for the future.
nah. you're talking the tech. I'm talking about the actual authority.

What if someone decided that they would not issues you a cert? How would you do business at that point? But it's so efficient you says...

Also, it's efficient up to the point where you have to revoke a certificate. At that point the fun starts.
It was one of the captcha forms at the end. It used a clever play on words.