skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It does not make sense trying to discuss an article which is based on a false racist premise - "white equals bad" - packed inside a retelling of history using mostly correct or innocuously false facts, a practice which goes by the name of the motte and bailey tactic [1,2]. Would you suggest discussing an article which started with Black supremacists fetishise..., went on to link the natural dark colour of the stone used to make statues to black skin while those statues were painted white by their creators and drew conclusions from this mix, knowing that the writer and publisher are full aware of this false premise and actively use it to create division? If anything needs to be discussed it is the critical theory which lies at the base of this type of writing. This is a political discussion which should be had out in the open, exposing the motte without allowing a retreat to the bailey.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motte-and-bailey_fallacy

[2] https://romesentinel.com/stories/thoughts-on-motte-and-baile...
Nice free blog comment. Great article. https://www.peryourhealth.live/
I thought you were going to say he kicked you out and now you're homeless and hate each other. That's what happened to me
Things like these tends to be backed by pressure from the US. It would surprise me if it wasn't the case here.
So true. I recall early in my career an older engineer telling me the closer you are to the money the more money you make.

> I realised that the HR head, who has few relevant skills and can viably be replaced by a mollusc, makes more than I do.

=)
Fair enough, I stopped working on this stuff a few years ago and only saw carefully orchestrated demos. (comment too old to edit)
For Conda, you can transplant the envs sub folder (e.g. C:\Users\<user>\Conda\envs\<env name>) to another computer with Conda installed and activate the env there.

Make sure the environment is setup empty before development begins.
Most of the premine was allocated via an open crowdsale.
Which defeats the purpose of a blind test.
Wow! That's lot of opportunities for selling high-margin sugary drinks and snacks to the Billions of hungry people in least developed countries.
The Hippocratic oath is not required in the US, and many schools that do use it have significantly modified it. Eg:

> In a 2000 survey of US medical schools, all of the then extant medical schools administered some type of profession oath. Among schools of modern medicine, sixty-two of 122 used the Hippocratic Oath, or a modified version of it. The other sixty schools used the original or modified Declaration of Geneva, Oath of Maimonides, or an oath authored by students and or faculty. All nineteen osteopathic schools used the Osteopathic Oath.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hippocratic_Oath
Yeah, I don't think I've created a single venv in the last 2 years. I don't need them for basic stuff (e.g. a quick script) and for anything more I'd rather have a container so I can deal with all dependencies in one place and use it elsewhere quicker if I need to.
I will nevertheless move to a fork, but that makes a ton more sense than the conspiracy explanation. Maybe just the word choices are different from typical Western ones as the corporate is in Russia.
reality: They dont work.

Honda has been trying to make it happen for 20 years now https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honda_FCX its all a huge failure https://www.autoweek.com/news/green-cars/a36751587/honda-cla...

Whats fascinating is the realization Honda toyed with EVs even longer https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honda_EV_Plus and still managed to fail miserably.
And the FDA reputation is going down the drain. What a useless agency.
No. It will mean that criminals can protect their communications better than law-abiding citizens.
Yeah fuck white guys
As someone with an invisible illness (Chrohns) this hit way too close to home.

People assume if you look fine you are fine (which is a reasonable assumption at a first pass) but there are days/weeks I feel "normal" whatever that is and days where I'm watching the clock til it's "I can reasonably go to bed now" time.
That guilds were powerful and could corrupt city leadership has nothing to do with my comments.

And artisan guilds predate medieval europe by thousands of years.
The train has left that station 10 years ago, and it's all electric. No point staying in the trenches like the apocryphal Japanese soldier, fighting for the resurgence of Hydrogen. It's less efficient, more expensive for vehicles and infrastructure and more expensive to fuel, has lower range, it's more dangerous. The range record for a Hydrogen vehicle is less than the range of mass-produced commercial cars available today for purchase.

As an inferior technology, Hydrogen stood a chance if it was able to quickly deploy a network of charging stations, locking in customers with a strong network effect. The opposite is true now, electric charging points are popping up everywhere, because it's so damn easy to do, every shopping mall can accommodate at least a handful using its existing electric cabling. Most everybody has a 3.7KW power outlet at home that delivers significant range for an overnight or over-weekend charge.

Meanwhile, Hydrogen needs a completely new pipeline distribution system, using special metals and seals because it's so agile and leaky. There is no point in investing in such a system, because battery electric has already won the race. And without this network, Hydrogen remains an oddity fuel relegated to specialty applications.

It was a dead-end anyway. You either get Hydrogen form natural gas, which is an environmental killer, or you get it from green energy with a 20-30% whole cycle efficiency. Why not use the energy directly with a 80-90% efficiency, and use that vehicle fleet to regulate the whole electric grid?
Drone followed a herd of sheep for several months – Entrancing and relaxing
These are fairly close to our working environment (we're using pylint instead of Flake8, haven't switched most of our projects to poetry yet, and we use Pedantic but not MyPy yet.)
The UK and the USA need to be more subtle to sneak past the limits of what is democratically acceptable. A military dictatorship, not so much.
Heh that's interesting. I speculated about just such a possibility earlier in the thread - interesting to see someone doing it.

What access technology is being used by that provider that you can change the up/down allocation?
Not even sure "performance" is valid.

Unisys keeps selling Burroughs as ClearPath MCP, not only because of legacy mainframes, rather it is an originally written platform in 1961 with system programming languages (ESPOL/NEWP) that take security seriously (the first set of languages with unsafe code blocks and instrisics instead of Assembly), so there are still customers around that are willing to pay for that extra security.

https://www.unisys.com/offerings/clearpath-forward/clearpath...

And then there is the whole experience from ALGOL compilers in production,

"Many years later we asked our customers whether they wished us to provide an option to switch off these checks in the interests of efficiency on production runs. Unanimously, they urged us not to--they already knew how frequently subscript errors occur on production runs where failure to detect them could be disastrous. I note with fear and horror that even in 1980, language designers and users have not learned this lesson. In any respectable branch of engineering, failure to observe such elementary precautions would have long been against the law."

-- C.A.R Hoare on his Turing award speech in 1981.
Anybody can provide liquidity to a uniswap liquidity pool and withdraw it at any time (ofc you will stop earning rewards). In uniswap v2 an LP is tied to a token pair. Here: (MM, USDC).
In v3 there are some additional pricing range factors.
In practice this will only affect services provided by large entities like Facebook. If you encrypt your email on your own device there is no way they can make entities like GnuPG add in some sort of mandatory pre-screening system.

This question comes down to who or what controls the software on your device. The very existence of the proposal implies that the user of the device does not have this control. That is the real fight here.
No it's about technology, spectrum usage on the wire to be precise.
It’s far too easy to regard the EU as some distant entity that doles out laws. Who is in the EU? People. People from where? The countries within the EU. Often the diplomats were politicians in their own country before going to the European Parliament.

So who should you be angry at? Some make believe distant evil council, or your local parties? They are the ones sending over the people who vote on these things, you can complain locally about the policies “far away”.

So I am not saying laws like these aren’t wrong, they are and it is very frustrating that wrong decisions like these might influence stuff happening in my own country, but let’s not pretend that the EU is run by aliens from some sort of Death Star. Pretending like that is the case is what makes accountability seem impossible.
"To keep reading this story, get the free app or log in."

Stuff like this should be banned from HN.

Reading this as a person with disability leave a bad taste in my mouth. I wonder what people like this would do if faced with a real lifelong challenge?
Robinhood's full 123-page Letter of Acceptance, Waiver and Consent [pdf]
> The first trade to regulate itself did not use a guild. For example, have you heard of the Hippocratic oath?

1. How is that of any relevance to my comment?

2. Are you somehow ahistorically asserting that medecine was the first trade to regulate itself?
There is a huge effort from natural gas companies to make hydrogen acceptable.

In my opinion any fossil fuel hydrogen should be banned, or at least taxed at far higher rates than current carbon taxes.

We need electrolyzed hydrogen for industry, and we should make sure it's the cheapest option so that we don't have a market failure again.
I’ve deployed Python desktop apps quite successfully by using onedir with pysintaller and then package the contents using NSIS.
First, I'd check their source for saying that the number of cases in vaccinated people is growing. I mean, of course it is - 2 is more than 1, so whatever number we are at, it is growing... but is the actual percentage growing? Or is it just the expected rate?

Also, there is little in this world that is black and white. You cannot look at a pandemic and just flip a switch to go from "concerning" to "not a concern". Vaccination is better than not. There really isn't any argument against that. But that doesn't mean we just turned off the pandemic and nobody will ever get sick again. That simply is not how it works.

So could there be long-term consequences? Sure. Does that change what our actions should be today? No.

As far as arguing against such things... don't accept their premises. Check their data sources. Most of the poor arguments out there are based on bad data or myopic logic. Or both.
Denying a child his bike for YEARS, and I mean years gatheting dust in the shed is toxic by my definition, obviously not the single thing my father did that I would label this as an example of toxic masculinity, otherwise I'd call it "odd", also my dad had enough qualities that I don't label him as abusive, in my mind this is an example of over the top discipline + the other cultural stuff that in my mind I would call toxic masculinity.

I am certainly grateful to my father for all the material support he provided, and he did provide a lot and still insists he does, even though I constantly remind him I'm an adult and quite well off myself.
Agreed, this is a pretty solid setup that will get you 90% of the way there for any Python project.
…unless you're working on a project for arm64-based IoT devices (like Nvidia Jetson), where Conda is not available.
I'm honestly amazed by their ability to attract so much capital after so many failed attempts.
If you really want to converse with governments then it helps to steelman their position before arguing it. Bear in mind I am against weakening cryptography when reading this:

I am a government. 20% of my population are tech savvy, a different very minorly overlapping 20% are criminals. Given the law of distributions this is probably pretty close to true.

Now, those 20% of criminals are very varied in their delights, violent, sexual or theft. Serious crime such as pedophilia or terrorism is very low probability overall.

However, as a government, I can't be seen to be weak on those extreme positions because they are highly visible; the 80% population simply will not allow me to argue in good faith for protections which _might_ help such extreme criminals operate easier.

The technical feasibility of good opsec for criminals is usually very low, and the FBI has a decent track record of targeted surveillance.

But I, the politician, cannot communicate effectively with 80% of people, when the populist says that I am weak on terrorists and pedophiles. I only weaken my own position and allow the populist access to power, because 80% > 20%.

--

The biggest benefit and the biggest problem with democracy is that everyone has a voice, even the uninformed.

If you listen to all politicans by numbers there will be liars and opportunists among them; then you're not uninformed, you're misinformed, and that's arguably worse.
Yep - CVE's are sometimes overblown - particularly if they have a codename attached to them which became the trend once it entered the conscious.
If you are willing to do that, then make them certified ledger maintainers and throw out the entire mining overhead and make them use a good old SQL database. Sprinkle as much cryptography on top of that as you want to feel happy about unforgeability and such. The only reason to have a mining process is to allow anonymity, when you give up on that, mining becomes pointless. Also Bitcoin has not been decentralized for a long time, the idea that every Bitcoin user gets a vote in the consensus process went out the window a decade ago.
“Premine”: previous to public mining, coins were distributed.

Satoshi absolutely didn’t premine Bitcoin.
One thing I'd add herr here is Pydantic. It compliments the type hinting very nicely and lets you get more static with your classes. But that you don't just install, you need to use. Which is another omission, I suppose; python's type hints are opt in, so mypy won't do you any good unless you actually add type hints, right?
But is it working out? Or is everything now an infinite shitstorm?
One unmentioned thing: you can start off with a receiver and two speakers and upgrade over time. If you choose good components, they'll retain value either as a second system or for resale.

I bought a NAD stereo receiver and two PSB Alpha A/Vs twenty years ago. Now the Alphas are my surround speakers and the NAD runs some nice speakers in a different room.

With a soundbar, that's it. Maybe you get to swap subwoofers, maybe not.
Fibre direct to the home, and not "shared segments" with other buildings (i.e. PON technology,) but direct full-duplex (two strand or WDM) fibre links from you to the ISP equipment.

If and when that is widely available then we'll get equal up and download.

If the up/down split is on copper with FDM then there will always be a question of how to allocate the spectrum to upload vs. download. And mostly, for consumer driven reasons, the standards will skew to give more of it to download.
The EU is special when it comes to high-tech though. Just try to browse the web normally from inside any EU country to see how much they managed to f-up the Internet.
PAC looks, imho, similar to convergence in probability [1]. I don't know if this similarity is exact. The contribution of PAC learning, to me, seems in showing that a large class of problems are PAC learnable, even though they are not exactly learnable.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Convergence_of_random_variable...
You'd surprised how many people are using GitHub without any privacy consideration.

Any free text generation AI service has the same weakness, that you can't control what your model would spill out.
They are run by humans who are seeking power over other humans. Easy.
Sounds like you gave it a shot and it didn't work and foilund something fulfilling. To me that is the stock standard trial and error of life :)
Nope, the source code is linked and it's compact enough that you should be able to learn everything in about an hour.

But here is the only documentation I have written so far:

https://github.com/tinspin/rupy/wiki/Storage

To see it in action with source:

http://fuse.rupy.se (multiplayer system prooven with 350.000 customers and 5 years uptime)

TLDR: It's my own database I made after using MySQL, Postgres, Oracle for 10 years (and building my own ORM with GUI design tool: http://move.rupy.se/file/logic.html).

It out-scales everything on the planet but it has disk-space issues (that can be fixed with compression 100x but that adds complexity so I'll do it when my SSDs run out of space).

It uses this old goodie for authentication: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc2289
>The main problem of this

What is “this” — the EU parliament proposal? Or your workaround? Why would both have to be outside the EU?
> as the citizens have no realistic way to influence decisions on that level.

They could stop voting for parties/MEPs that have mass surveillance and weakening of civil rights as part of their election programs and core identities. Alas a majority of European citizens doesn't seem to care.
> some Linux distributions already switched to version 3

At the lightning pace of only 12 years since the release of python 3 (and 15 months since python 2's deprecation), some linux distribution have ALREADY switched to it.
I think the problem is head related transfer functions are too specific to people's head size.

One time in my life I have heard amazing HRTF encoded audio with this dog running from what sounded like 100 feet away and then coming up and sniffing my ear. It was freaky. That was the only time the transfer function fit for me. Every other time it just didn't work and just sounded like the sound panning around the standard stereo field.

If HRTF was one size fits all we would be long done with all this but I don't know that there is a better option that can be done for a reasonable price for what you get.
There are plenty of reasons why you might want to containerize a project. If you have a lot of system dependencies, for example, you might want to consider including a Dockerfile in your project to make it portable.

However what makes Python a failure is that people feel they need this to dependably run a python program which only has pure-python dependencies.

Compare this to a language like Rust, or the NPM ecosystem. In those cases, the tools have managed to dependably encapsulate projects such that you only need the package manager to make a project fully repeatable.

With either of those ecosystems, there's basically one system dependency, and you can find any repository online and dependably do `git clone ...` then `cargo build` etc. to make it work. With Python, you effectively have to reproduce the original developer's system, and that is a failure.
The FTTH GPON standard is inherently asymmetric as well. In densely populated areas it is much cheaper than point to point fiber, so you will see asymmetric speed in contracts for quite some time. And of course marketing people really love price differentiation, and speed asymmetry is one of the few parameters customers actually understand (unlike most QoS offerings).
It does say in the first bit of the article
CommonCrawl contains considerable amount of PII information if you really spend time digging, for example.
I look forward to the bright future were I have to maintain messy code from AI Rockstars.
The last bit fits the bill the most in his case -- he took it as a huge personal attack that I smashed the bike he bought, and the tough discipline he was raised in is why I labeled it as toxic masculinity.
i try some supplements like brain boost powder and addrinal supplement tabs (not adderral)

so far this mix looks promosing
Well, it's a sign that i've gone a bit further than my body is comfortable with, which is fair. That approach works as long as there are no long term effects or injuries, of which there were none, given the otherwise simple activity.

I wouldn't say that pain necessarily implies punishing or self-hate, just pushing one's limits a bit further. In some types of martial arts that's not viewed as a bad thing either, for example, constant and somewhat strenuous exercise may lead to hypertrophy, which can be desireable for making one's body more resilient.

That said, there's nothing wrong with just doing sports more casually, for your own enjoyment as well. Consistency and technique are probably the most important aspects anyways.
If an EV charging station has solar or wind generation and has excess power to contain in its battery bank, use the spill over to generate and store hydrogen and oxygen?
I am really grateful for Sci-hub and don't think I would have done my MS without it being existed. No university even in the US (Except mayb4 levy schools) could have granted me access to all the papers I needed.

I hope she will get her first win in the Indian court so that it gets back to add new papers and advance science and help students as it used to be for the last decade.
Cuban maybe but why Musk? If because of Doge - it's been pretty clear he's just meme-ing and not making huge bets on it but just playing around.
I wonder if old CRT televisions could be convinced to become memory devices?
I don't understand. First, naturally he is selling (and also buying) in the sense that he participates in a MM-USCD liquidity pool. Second, inflation of the token price happens due to social media hype and has no relation to him selling. Third, of course the whole project is profitable for him - cannot see anything wrong with that.
There are some hydrogen boosters who are "good" in that it's honest boosting of good technology. They tend to share good information about PEM tech, for example. But in the last six months they have been drowned out by misinformation spreading accounts that carefully omit any mention of natural gas' role in the next few decades of the future of hydrogen...

That said, I'm not sure that calling out astroturf is appropriate on HN.
I was able to build a decent intuition in both maths and programming before going to university. It's not something specific to higher ed, just experience.
I've been using this knot for many years now. It's quick and easy, but it slips with some laces. It's really annoying, but I can't get myself to change knots.
You don't need to be a drunkard to drink alcohol, and you don't need to be permanently toxic to exhibit toxic masculinity. I dislike the term (because people immediately get defensive) but the concept is definitely useful and describes a real phenomena.

It's not about masculinity being inherently toxic, it's about toxic expectations men are expected to fulfill by the society.

And you don't have to have your human rights infringed, for example something as simple as saying "you are useless" is toxic, yet it doesn't infringe on any rights. Not everything that's legal is good.