skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Depending on their insurance they may be able to sue themselves and have the insurance cover it. Sole trader workers compensation can work like this too.
Yeah maybe he is a tyrant, let's condemn him for that.
The most popular design thinking strategy is BS
The same way we already punish people who gather in places they’re not supposed to be in and drink. Legalizing a drug doesn’t mean legalizing all activities relating to it.
Individuals took the case to the supreme court and won . 5 times as someone else said. The supreme court gave Congress enough time to create sensible laws for legal consumption. Congress didn't do its job (all the government systems in mexico are a huge joke. Congress is one of them). After giving them 2 or 3 extensions. The deadline arrived and the Supreme court made it into law.

Congress is VERY political, while Supreme Court is not. I feel that Congress let it's time expire so that the "blame" on making it legal falls in the SC.

Source: Mexican living in Mexico.
PSA: Great discussion on Concurrency vs. Parallelism starting here; everybody should read the chain starting here.
It was 96 in 1955 in on June 9th in Seattle.
Is there an explanation for what we see? Are prolonged blobs with a single “core” p-orbitals? What are core and non-core parts at all? If it’s a regular crystal with a non-homogeneous lattice, why its formula is so simple and has no dots in it? The image repeats [2-core, 1-core, blob, blob], and that’s PrScO3, seems related, but which elements are placed where?

Nevermind, found it: https://m.dailykos.com/stories/2021/5/22/2031584/-Atoms-view...
Are there really other options besides evacuating the city?
They have covid misinfo up while also removing accurate covid info. The problem is what is info vs misinfo has changed multiple times in the last year.
> “Heatwaves across the contiguous United States have occurred more often and lasted longer since the 1960s, which is consistent with a warming climate due to climate change.”

Climate change is causing this trend. It is not an isolated event. There are expert that study climate.

It is a false equivalence to call "cherry picking" the result of many years of study and confirmed trends with what an TV anchor says to appeal to their audience.
You may need gatekeepers to feel safe in life. Feel free to find a safe, walled garden for yourself. The rest of us live in reality, and recognize that organizations of human beings have always been subject to groupthink and have suppressed new and unpopular ideas. They are also prone to fads and fashion. In the 90s, the medical establishment claimed eggs were as dangerous as cigarettes. They insisted that avocados were unhealthy.

The funding to eventually overturn this bad science was suppressed at mainstream institutions and had to be obtained from the very outsiders you condemn. Phrenology and scientific racism were embraved by the experts for decades. Lucky for us, people didn't follow your advice then.
Funny how the media only mentions that the SWIMMING POOL DID NOT COLLAPSE somewhere in the ninth paragraph.
What part of the evidence in this article do you consider "anecdotal?"
I'm lookin at $1.08-$1.31cdn per cup.

I pay $33cnd per lbs for a WDC 2019 3rd price. Using 25grams/liter filter, costs are ~$3.70cnd/liter. Not bad IMHO for a delicious cup.
The world is far too big for anyone to care as to a minute detail of "Developer John Doe didn't meet my productivity metrics". That's worthy of a (mental) eye roll. Workers in this industry, at the moment, have the leverage, not the employers.
The phrase "global warming" doesn't appear anywhere in this article. You're moving the goalposts. Both unusually cold winters and hot summers can be attributed to climate change. Things aren't so simple as "the world is supposedly warming so it should always be warm!"

The fact is that throughout the world there has been an increase in unprecedented weather patterns. Right now in Argentina they're having record snowfalls, and that is just as concerning as the unheard-of 43C weather today in British Columbia.

You're burying your head in the sand.
From 3.6 the default binding is localhost. That would be ook, except that if you mail the power, you listen to all interfaces. This will happen with Redis as well and is a problem with both docker and its dockerfile
i live in WA. here weed has been legal for quite a while. It's not a big deal and people consume basically sort of like alcohol. As far as I know there is no causation effect between smoking/eating weed and how well you do in life.

The story about potheads that mess up their lives are usually stereotypes of people in rough situations that are f'ed with or without weed. It's usually poverty and lack of opportunity that messes you up, not smoking a joint
What IP police? It's off-patent. You just need to be a compounding pharmacy I think.
Yeah, a Code Enforcement department for a large municipality would pay for reporting automation. I don’t think it would prevent this event. It’s a condo, so the building is probably maintained by a POA. Who would have an incentive to inspect the building? Who has a contractual obligation for maintenance? POA members. Who has to pay for repairs? POA members. Who now has an incentive to avoid repairs? POA members. Would you dime yourself out to be on the hook for repairs that may exhaust your discretionary income for many, many years? Or would you “touch up the X-ray” as Warren Buffet put it?

POAs are a terrible idea and I wish they didn’t exist. Distributed ownership always seems to incentivize bad behavior.
This is worth a read:

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/scientists-can-no...

“ Using a climate model, the researchers compared simulations accounting for climate change with scenarios in which human-caused global warming did not exist. They found that the influence of climate change roughly doubled the risk of an individual heat wave. The key to the breakthrough was framing the question in the right way—not asking whether climate change "caused" the event, but how much it might have affected the risk of it occurring at all.”
Read Snow Crash
Let me leave this here for you: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snow_Crash
Israel’s Future Meat Opens ‘World’s First’ Cultured Meat Production Facility
The article’s headline is sensationalist and it does not offer evidence for the claim that this heat wave is “driven by climate change”. The person quoted in the body of the article makes a less certain claim:

> “It’s always difficult to immediately quantify how much impact climate change has had on a climate extreme, but there is plenty of evidence to show that high temperatures and heat waves have become worse due to climate change,” he wrote. “Heatwaves across the contiguous United States have occurred more often and lasted longer since the 1960s, which is consistent with a warming climate due to climate change.”

Cliff Mass, Professor of Atmospheric Science at the University of Washington in Seattle, maintains a public facing weather blog that analyzes such events. He had a recent post (https://cliffmass.blogspot.com/2021/06/incredible-temperatur...) that suggests this is more of a chance convergence of various factors, including an air compression caused by air sinking off the Western slopes of the Cascade mountain range. More specifically he says:

> Finally, a number of people have asked about the role of global warming on this event.
Is global warming contributing to this heatwave? The answer is certainly yes. Would we have had a record heatwave without global warming. The answer is yes as well.

Professor Mass has also promised a future blog post analyzing this event further in the context of global warming.
I've had 4 boats and all maintenance was painting it every 5/10 years. *Not in salty water
Is there any evidence that any member of the Farms did anything like that chick did, or is this a horrible comparison?
I remember 14 years ago salivating at the Optimus Maximus keyboard from Art. Lebedev studios: https://www.artlebedev.com/optimus/maximus/
There was an All In episode about unions recently.

Basically they said, unions are necessary in places with monopolies (ex mining towns) and workers need protection from company abuse of power, but unions are harmful where high mobility is possible: high performers would leave because they are not paid enough, and low performers would not leave, union protects them. Eventually a union will slow down the company.
I started using Duolingo a month ago. When you are out of hearts you can do "practice" sessions to replenish. Sometimes it gives you the option to watch an ad, but only a single time. My wife bought the Pro plan where you never run out of hearts but I figure if you are out of hearts that probably means it's time to practice instead of doing new material.
It’s exactly the same for redis, which means if used for jobs, you can insert arbitrary code.
Uh... curious, what did they actually fill in the "____" with?

> or if you've been spending more time doing ___

Like, are they referring to other work-related tasks that maybe they shouldn't be focusing on, or are they suggesting non-work stuff is going on (even if that is that case), cause that would seem like a huge red flag to gtfo asap.
The Limits of Optimization
They're referring to the West Seattle Bridge, which was recently closed due to structural issues. It seems you're referring to the Alaskan Way Viaduct, which was also not structurally sound, but was replaced with a tunnel.
To be fair, he was in the process of fixing the poor network architecture when this happened.
I'm also working through their Mandarin and I'm stunned they only offer simplified. It would be so easy to implement traditional characters.

It's fun and free, which is nice, but it's really nowhere near as good as other paid platforms.
Gigantic Antarctic Lake Suddenly Disappears Due to Hydrofracture
> Image shows an electron ptychographic reconstruction

so it's a bit like pictures from space... they are not really what you would see... Imagine if they would show radio waves in all pictures that we take daily ...
The media has treated the report from from the consulting engineers as a semi-smoking gun, I read it - I have a background in civil construction and work in another engineering adjacent field, and if the issues they identified ends up being the root cause of this event, then I think that this will be a case study in how engineers need to learn to communicate both urgency and seriousness to non-engineers.

If this guy honestly felt that the building was at risk of imminent failure - which is what the media generally has been implying, it was not sufficiently communicated in the language used in the report, which fails to convey any sense of urgency. There is a whole bunch of pro-forma jargon, and pro-speak however, which seems to mask whatever its trying to say, and drains away the urgency from this.
Because nothing they do is illegal?
Always nice to see a Latino founder having an exit on here.
anecdotal? Seattle has had 100F+ maybe a few times in the last century. Now we had 3 days in a row of 100F+ with today hitting 110F. It's not even funny.

Portland, OR has seen 115F.

Most houses in PNW do not have AC. Do you know why? Because up to 10-15 years ago you did not need it. The most you would get would be 80-85 once a year.

Yes, this is totally cherry-picking.
That’s a tough position. I felt the same pressures when I was an SWE. The way I solved it was to go into sales engineering, and overall it was a great career choice. My product is pretty technical so there are enough challenges to keep it interesting. But at the same time I’m always playing on home turf.

I’m (usually) well respected by customers because of the reputation I’ve developed for my expertise. I’ll spend 10-20 hours each quarter per major customer to unblock their team / launch a project. For me it’s more rewarding than closing endless JIRAs.

My base compensation is less than the equivalent SWE level, but with bonuses my take home ranges from being on-par to significantly more. It comes with the intangible benefit of developing a much broader professional network.

Your mileage may vary. I consider myself extremely lucky and have no illusions about sales being a cakewalk. But if you’re looking for a way to find routine, going to into technical sales with a product you respect might be a good route.
>As a counterpoint: if there is to be productive discussion about fringe drugs being used to treat diseases, it's going to be between medical professionals

Notwithstanding the merits or lack thereof of your point, the videos about chloroquine and ivermectin that were banned WERE discussions by medical professionals. Have you seen them?
I've had the opportunity to live in 5 major metropolitan areas in 3 different regions of the US. Every apartment I've live in has had multiple pages of community rules. Sound/noise always had building specific guidelines.

Further calling police to handle a noise disturbance is a nuclear option. I'd hope people would have exhausted every other avenue before wasting the police's time on a noise problem.
dupe

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27665159
I come from Ohio, so it impacts me that my friends and their friends have lost loved ones to this epidemic (who had been administered naloxone more than once, no doubt). And I've donated to harm reduction programs in New Orleans that provide community administered naloxone and safe needle sites so don't get me twisted. That is not the same as a unionized state apparatus and the overhead involved.
Very well done website! I love the detail on the tech and audit.
More importantly - if you don’t trust him nothing short of pgp signatures or some form of a blockchain would allow you to be certain - as even if there was an obvious edit function it could be bypassed.
I found it too playful. I, by far, prefer Clozemaster

https://www.clozemaster.com/
It’s both indeed.. start to blame redis too.

It’s a docker problem, which should listen to localhost by default
Yes. I get this. It's kind of a problem some time. My brain gets trapped in a loop of trying to solve some puzzle or system of constraints, but none of it is based on anything. I couldn't even describe it. It's more like patterns of faux-logical systems.

When I recognize it happening, I can usually snap out of it.
> This is not correct. Market shares are perfectly well defined and understood in the differentiated products case.

Yes, we do know more about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monopolistic_competition, but clearly many industries are extremely consolidated. Are you saying existing anti-trust law is good enough and we simply need to start enforcing it?

> Indeed, it is precisely the fact that products are differentiated that makes market definition an important part of nearly every antitrust proceeding: where should the market start and stop? What market is being monopolized?

Well with my second part, I was trying to get towards the relationship Facebook and Google have with their users, which does not involve money by being exchange by and large, probably couldn't be characterized in a way that would please the court. Indeed, perhaps it would be hard to characterize it as a market in the traditional sense at all.

> The FTC failed to come up with a good market definition here, among other problems.

Indeed the FTC's move does look bad based on what the court is saying, but I am skeptical that they would be able to do sufficiently better to win something big --- which is breaking up big companies. (Fines will never cut it.)

That some of the recently drafted laws are seeming written to hit tech and not other large firms is also disappointing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rR58heUGkNA

We're going to grow oranges in Alaska!
I think it depends a lot on what they put in the "____" for:

> or if you've been spending more time doing ___

Was ____ "watching Netflix", or was ____ "helping person X who is doing more interesting work and whom you are not being paid to help/work with."
No, they run databases that listen to localhost, and then use docker to forward that private binding to the public ip
So when can I install a distro?
Looking at the last 50 years of data and it's pretty clear Seattle is warming up: https://www.currentresults.com/Weather-Decades/USA/WA/Seattl...

Whether this is due to climate change, urban development or something else entirely could certainly be explained in more depth, but the trend is there.
In the Southwest US, houses are often roofed with tiles. In the rest of the US, with asphalt-treated shingles. Why? I guess tiles are heavier and therefore require heavier trusses, but other reasons?
Please do not suggest something is racist unless you have some evidence. Not everything in the world is about race.

There could be 1000 other factors in play and any combination of them. I know nothing about the algorithm, but I imagine the algorithm could discriminate people who don’t smile, have face tattoos or just untidy.
> decentralizing and downscaling production

I think you are severely underestimating what it takes to produce a protein drug like insulin. Getting the bug to make it is just the first step. Then next step is purifying it. Which takes SO much water, and salts, and specialized equipment (resins, columns, high-pressure apparatus). A decentralized insulin production scheme is going to be VERY ecologically destructive.
They recently added one. In fact I had to move many of my VM's to new hypervisors because the ones that didn't support the cloud firewall were deprecated. I don't even use their cloud firewall.
Well regarding point 1), Facebook made promises during the acquisition process that it subsequently broke.
Do you believe that is someone whats to kill themselves is their right to do it?

Do you agree that people that need and want help should receive it?

Where does your personal freedom and where does my personal freedom begin?
I really like your post and only have this small point to add to it.

> The only reason I am hesitant for heroine, meth and fentanyl is because if I remember right, heroine and meth get laced with fentanyl which is very easy to overdose on. But I am willing to be corrected if that's not the case.

When you look at this through the lens of business it doesn’t really make sense. Drug dealing is a financially driven business and there’s not an incentive to cut drugs like heroin and meth with fentanyl. Both are HIGHLY addictive in their own and in the case of meth it’s actually really counterproductive. Neither drug needs assistance from fentanyl to become more addicting. But beyond this, fentanyl is pretty dang valuable by itself on the streets and hard to come by. Why cut heroine with something valuable when you can use baking soda or sugar?

Honestly the whole “laced drugs” thing is a scare tactic that doesn’t pass the smell test in my eyes. I’m willing to change my opinion but it really doesn’t make sense to me.
Please provide any evidence that anyone from kiwi farms has ever swatted anyone, you quivering little Karen. "What if a Twitter bluecheck literally shoots someone with a gun? This is terrorism." Like sure, if you make things up that involve actual violence and not fee fees being hurt it sounds bad.
Right. One could fairly describe both Casablanca and Tommy Wiseau's The Room as amazing movies, but for markedly different reasons. :)
When car exceeds a certain speed, it becomes impossible to control it reliably. That's why we have speed limits.

Perhaps, we should have size limits for such platforms as well?
No you're just making up numbers and picking outlier countries. If there is a more accurate estimate for worldwide IFR then please provide a citation.
So what happens if this becomes routine? Will we just have to build all homes to have central AC like Florida?
This is perhaps the best arguments I’ve seen for a separate firewall device even if it’s in the cloud (and just software) - something on your box running as root may bypass your rules just to help you.
Even if they had given the money, there’s no way the work would have been completed (or started, most likely) before the collapse. If anyone knew that the building was in danger of structural failure it should have been condemned, not renovated with residents in place.
I haven't looked at Duolingo for a while, I tried it for Polish about 4 years ago and it seemed ok.

I've used a lot of tools over the years for Korean, Japanese & Mandarin, all are ok, but I usually go back to Anki for pure flash cards.

The only exception was Memrise for Japanese that I used for several years because everyone in my original class signed up at the same time and we were all "friends" on it so the competitive nature in us kicked in. IIRC Duo has a similar feature, but the challenge is getting that initial social pressure going. Once my cohort dropped off Memrise, so did I.
Ah of course. Shows how I hold my bias toward Facebook :facepalm:
Sometimes the device you're logging in with doesn't have the full range of character sets available. This has happened to me with set-top boxes in the past.
Please don't assume the question is "disingenuous." It's an invitation to talk about what's going on, and bring the manager into the loop. Most managers really do want to help!

More concerning to me is the "I always lose my job or quit." It sounds a lot like you're running into a pattern in your life which causes you to underperform. If it's emotional or mental, please consider seeking counseling. Brain chemistry can send a person on a roller coaster, and counselors really can help.

If the problem is simply that you are bored with the work, then could you move on sooner to a new job? Better to find new stuff than get bored so much it affects your work.
HN prevented me from responding because of the downvote brigade.

Anyway the analogy isn't a good match. Shitting on the sidewalk is obscenity, there's no reason to reproduce it without censoring it when discussing it. That's not true of quoting conspiracy theories and propaganda when criticizing it. Context matters greatly.
IANAL, but reverse engineering process is almost certainly not illegal. Don't know where you got that idea.

If they cribbing off a "process patent" then it's not reverse engineering, though, IIRC, for most drugs companies don't bother getting a process patent because they are very difficult to enforce (to enforce such a patent, you need a warrant to go onto a competitor's premises and inspect their process, and judges are very very unlikely to issue such a warrant because if they set a low bar precedent for such actions, then basically everyone is going to start issuing spurious claims), so everyone would rather just build their moat with trade secrets than process patents. Also, I believe if you crib off of a process patent to do a one-off run or research project it is not illegal, only commercializing it is. One (ostensible) point of patents is to encourage sharing and desiloing knowledge and keep things out of the dark so that we can learn from each other.
The climate crisis is a solution to over-population... not sure what social media does.
> and I had serious trouble understanding actual Spanish speakers

This is why I much prefer Fluent Forever. They play clips of words or phrases that sound similar to non-native speakers but are easily differentiated by native speakers. If you do it enough (and have immediate feedback about whether you heard it correctly) you can eventually learn to hear the distinction. For me it was be the difference between being able to read/write in another language and being able to listen and converse in it.

Some examples that I can remember:

Dutch- broek (pants) vs. boek (book)

French- bague (ring) vs. bogue (bug)