skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Well, I am not the only person who draws the conclusion that the ECHR judgement sets up a morally dubious hierarchy of genocides, in which the memory of the Holocaust is viewed as more worthy of protection than the memory of the Armenian genocide, and in which the threat of antisemitism is taken more seriously than that of anti-Armenianism. Here is a law professor making the exact same criticisms (Professor Uladzislau Belavusau at the University of Amsterdam): https://www.echrblog.com/2015/11/guest-commentary-on-grand-c... and also https://verfassungsblog.de/armenian-genocide-v-holocaust-in-...

Similar criticisms have been voiced by Ariana Macaya (law professor at the University of Costa Rica): http://www.qil-qdi.org/focus-sur-perincek-c-suisse-la-questi... (she writes in French, but if you can't read French, Google Translate does a pretty good job of it)

It is odd to accuse me of "projecting" in my criticism of a court decision, when law professors express essentially the same criticism. Are they projecting too?
Is there a tank alternative? I much prefer cooking on a gas stovetop, and would be willing to refill a tank every couple of months, the same way folks do with propane grills.
> end up being unfucking the system away from the poor choices

The amount of times I've had to fix UUID4s stored as a PK string in my career... It's bloody infuriating, it's like your typical 'ORM developer' just doesn't understand that: a UUID is a 128bit number; doesn't understand that in Postgres there's an extension for it (which Django doesn't use); how much slower a string lookup is compared to a numeric lookup; and how that indexes are physically stored in order, meaning that a UUID4 will be inserted at random points on disk utterly killing insert performance.

Generally these kind of performance fuckups happen because you get developers who treat the database as a magical performance box that needs an occasional index. One of the worst systems I've seen was an accounting system that used triggers to update the balance, so you'd insert a ledger that would update a single row. Guess what that'd do? It'd block all other inserts until the update was committed. The previous developers kept on trying to improve the performance by adding more servers, but it was just burning money because they were inadvertently locking a row (rather than calculating balances on the fly).
skipping bail, which is why he's in jail now, its also why he's in jail waiting fora extradition hearing.
> I wonder if that is related to the more open interpretation of sexual themes and topics more critical of organized religion in more recent arthouse cinema.

Probably not, because the entries in the “art” category mostly aren’t “arthouse” films to start with, it seems to be a catchall for things being recommended other than for religion or values (that is, its not a genre label, but a label for why it is recommended “as art” rather than “for religious contemplation” or “for lessons on values”.)

I would hazard that the Pontifical Commission just viewed that the “as art” basis of recommendation benefited from time and seasoning, while the religious/values basis were more readily assessable without that (note that the Church has historically viewed pre-publication evaluation of religion/values as not merely practical but a necessary task for it to do, but not so for artistic merit outside those bounds, so...)
This is correct. The DOJ will unveil a “superseding indictment” once he is on our soil that will eliminate the testimony and charge him with more vague crimes like “wire fraud” and “conspiracy” that carry multi-year sentences. The require allegations of much more serious and harder to prove crimes in order to extradite him.

He will be held for 3-5 years before his trial begins.

The trial will last a month and he will be found guilty of at least 1 charge, enough to receive a sentence of 8 years.
I mean, this is considered a poisonous mushroom to most people.
> [7] https://species.nbnatlas.org/species/NBNSYS0000021551

With data from GBIF you would have almost all of the British records published on the NBN Atlas (about 100 are not shared), plus 2,300 more from other sources.

→ https://www.gbif.org/species/5242507
I way prefer XML over something like YAML. I can't believe people criticize XML for being too complex and then rave about YAML. YAML is a monstrosity, the spec is something like 700 pages, and is a frequent source of bugs. To me at least indentation-based hierarchy is also hard to read, XML is verbose but at least you know where you are. JSON would be fine, but some values are not representable, and as the article says, you can't embed any comments, and also the order of input is not preserved. I don't think that is really appropriate for manually-edited files. The quest for the perfect data and configuration language is still on.
You're absolutely right, nobody should eat any mushroom if they are at all uncertain about its identity.

For now i've focused on where and when to look and steered clear of what to look for, partially due to liability concerns. So, right now, the map is mainly useful for people who already know what they are looking for (or are willing to do the research) rather than complete beginners. I may add a 'field guide' on identification with all the caveats in the near future though.
> NTFS is the de facto filesystem for portable data storage

I thought it was FAT32. Do Macs support NTFS?

EDIT: It seems they don't out of the box: <https://www.howtogeek.com/236055/HOW-TO-WRITE-TO-NTFS-DRIVES...>

EDIT 2: Since many comments replied with the same thing, I'll reply here: I wouldn't consider read-only support as support for portable data storage, since that allows you only to send data in one direction. When you want to copy a file from a Mac to a Windows computer, NTFS is not a solution now (out of the box at least), therefore falls pretty short wrt "portable".
>>Apple and SIS have a qualified law enforcement privilege that allows them to err in store security-related accusations and not be sued for it.

This pretty much sums up modern days Apple. In terms of above the law, being righteous. And it wasn't a honest mistake or one-off incidents. They have been doing it repeatedly. It just reeks of hypocrisy.
>How many people can authenticate a dollar bill? [...] nobody can audit these things.

USGOV has a pretty comprehensive guide on how to validate them:

https://www.uscurrency.gov/sites/default/files/downloadable-...
Thank you, and good luck out there!
Samsung’s colossal 1k-inch MicroLED display has improved colors
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I worked on a website that generated all HTML through XML data with XSLT templates. It was possibly the worst experience of my career.
> some horses and man power

Those also produce CO2 (effectively by burning sugar, more or less), and IIRC generally more of it per unit of useful work than a good fossil-fuel-powered engine.
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If you "don't fear surveillance" you are not innocent. You are complicit.
I'm not sure where you're located, but for most places it's a bit early in the season. I'd expect that location to shoot up to high likelihood through Sept-Oct.
This is called accelerationism. It doesn't really work, making something worse just to make it better isn't effective, changing things for the sake of "getting away from the status quo" is silly.
> No one may “collect, sell or publish information on network product security vulnerabilities,”

So you cannot even inform the general public that, for example, a widely used consumer product has a critical vulnerability?
If you "view original" does it show if SPF/DKIM/DMARC pass? Because it might be that something has broken.
I don't think you can get a display slower than a TV, and they do in fact update at ~60Hz (or 50Hz, depending on region). Of course you're probably only getting VGA, 240p, or less in terms of pixels.
Chances are any non-conformist beliefs you have (assuming they're legal,) have their own subreddits, Twitter tags, Facebook groups, Youtube videos, etc, so that's probably just you.
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JSON "won" because people were sick of xml, it's turgid tooling, rampant xml-abuse (the horrid ws-* ecosystem), and they were annoyed with having to edit it by hand.

That said, xml could have worked out fine if there had been sane management of it's evolution. But now the cat's out of the bag, and we got json, and the "named-to-be-a-loser" YAML.
Yes, let them play with their magic internet money. Keep the USD and EUR out of this.
I can assure you that effort will be placed on fun stuff and things that are critically needed (subjectively) by the developers.

If you wanna change that then go ahead and do it yourself, or fund it ... Otherwise Open Source is Open Source, and always have been. It is what it is, not what you would wish it to be. Why not send a letter to the "ceo" or equivalent and voice your opinion?

When I helped out with Warzone 2100, I strictly did stuff I think was giving value to me personally. That included helping out with features people needed, but certainly not always.
Ah, I forgot a newer option: DuckDB. It self-styles as "SQLite for analytics"... https://duckdb.org/
BOLO is a police/FBI term for Be On the LOokout
Also all squares are the same screen size not taking projection distortion into account...
Yes, the only path is open through the manufacturer, which otherwise would lead to hurting themself.
Yeah, you need to use FAT32 if you want to make a cross os portable drive.
Thanks for the explanation. It might seem obvious to people involved in this type of work, but I honestly found it hard to believe
Still dont understand why is CDN, or something basic like caching not on by default in 2021.
Are you confusing NTFS with FAT32?

NTFS is pretty much limited to internal drives on Windows PCs.
FAT32 doesn't support files bigger than 4GiB, that's a huge limitation these days. But I don't disagree that calling NTFS "portable" is a bit of a stretch, although hopefully that'll change if good quality open source drivers become available.
Same message, more direct.

My own experience suggests that carrot > stick 9/10 times when it comes to salary negotiations, however.

Phrasing as an opportunity generally lands better than phrasing as a threat.
Thank you for sharing! I'll look into this source in more detail.
the basemap is from Carto, which uses a range of sources including OpenStreetMap and is missing required attribution: https://carto.com/attribution/ https://carto.com/help/working-with-data/attribution/#basema...
At least in the UK, I've found Dell and Canonical's official line on availability often simply does not match the reality of the Dell online store.
The older I get, the more I want to go homestead far away from busy places.

Here's the thing, most of this terrible shit, like Macy's wanting to scan your face to buy a crappy pair of jeans, or even getting harassed by the police on the highway apply to you far less if you stick away from it.

I guess that's how you become a hermit but the older i get the more OK I become with those tradeoffs.

This is also how you totally solidify Amazon's decimation, if you are going to make violating people's rights part of your experience.
Yes, there are poisonous mushrooms that are eerily similar to mushrooms that contain psilocybin. [1] Depending on its stage of growth, they can be easily confused, especially by a newcomer.

There is one main rule to foraging. "Never eat a mushroom you can't positively identify." If any trait of it's appearance is questionable, don't eat it.

1: https://www.quora.com/Is-it-possible-to-confuse-psilocybin-m...
> The Blocklist is useless in this context.

All blocklists are useless in some contexts. There's not even a silver-ish bullet against spam. Sender blacklist however is one of the most effective ones, but at some point yeah you might have to create filters to match certain subjects and stuff.

I guess ProtonMail could hire someone to just improve spam filtering, that'd be the only thing that'd rise the filtering quality really.
I an not so naive to think that the recent deals with the Gulf states and the thawing with SA are not related to these exports. We benefit from it. I am very conscious of the enormously disproportionate criticism and hate Israel gets in many circles and of course they slapped "Israel" in the headline in part for the ritual condemnation.

But two wrongs don't make a rights. It's despicable to export weapons, especially to dictatorships, no matter if you are Israel, China, Russia, Italy or Sweden (the last two being major weapon exporters but keeping themselves conveniently under the radar)
California to pay victims of forced, coerced sterilizations
exFAT is probably better in terms of cross platform compatibility and addresses a lot of the limitations of FAT while remaining portable.
Since Snow Leopard OS X is able to read and write out the box.
Linux natively supported from kernel 5.4.
Windows supports it from updated XP and onwards.

I not sure of Android compatibility though.
JSON schemas are horrible though. Every implementation I tried didn't fully respect the entirety of the JSON schema specification. JSON schemas are by default non-strict, which is the opposite what you want.
I know as a matter of fact that this does not work. This is regularly checked and municipalities are on top of it. When I worked at FAANG the company was fairly direct about this, with the internal communication about this being in the form of ‘we don’t care, but please don’t do it because y’all got caught several times and it’s a massive fine every time’.
Power asymmetry will always be abused if not kept in check.

Mass surveillance gives huge leverage to a handful of people under the pretext of safety and security.

China is just a small taste of how population control will look like in the future.
I would compare this website more to a very rough, speculative weather forecast. It might increase your chances to find psilocybe slightly, but not really.

My understanding is that fatalities from psilocybe (at least in Europe) happen, but are a small percentage of total fatalities, with other species such as amanita being several times more dangerous.
Yes, but had he not skipped bail, he would probably be on bail until extradited, so he’s in prison now because of the crime of skipping bail (not as part of the punishment for that crime, though.)
It happens to even Google. If it's the same text you might be able to create a manual filter.

In the end the issue might be that some big vendor is sending similar letters that are *not* spam, so some simple bayesian or even a NN can't mark it confidently as spam.

There aren't enough words to describe how difficult the problem of spam really is.
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IN my mind it has been exFAT for the past several years.
I remember writing to NTFS from linux 4 years ago.
Considering the userbase, everyone formats using NTFS (if they want files more than 4GB), so it’s de facto standard due to the sheer quantity.

ExFat is great cross-option, though, without the limitations of fat32.
> California is poised to approve reparations of up to $25,000 to some of the thousands of people — some as young as 13 — who were sterilized decades ago because the government deemed them unfit to have children.

That does not sound like an appropriate amount.
I have no idea if I did something, but after MacOS 11 upgrade it seems to automatically mount my NTFS drive.

I do know that FUSE MacOS stuff seems to be disabled in brew.
I think they also said that they knock down houses that have illegal electricity connections to steal electricity - this punishment is probably just the equivalent
But is astroturfing the right descriptor then?
Hmm, never thought of this :) I come more from a selfhosting angle. And my django website is prototype only so far… But it is a point I never considered so thanx.

I wonder at what scales this starts to count (in human readable units ;))
>NTFS is the de facto filesystem for portable data storage

That would be either FAT32 or exFAT
This is pretty good, nice work! I think you're spot on that sometimes you just need a simpler overview of info.

One thing I've noticed is that the first line under the drug name, I guess is the category? Some of them are probably a bit more specific than they need to be, like ibuprofen: https://muler.pythonanywhere.com/Ibuprofen

You could take the summary from DrugBank instead of a category, but that might have other issues too.

Either way, I'll probably come back and use this in the future!
Ousmane Bah was a black man (with a Muslim name). Would Apple have acted otherwise if he wasn't?

I wonder if there are such datapoints of clearly wrongfully accused white people where they still had a BOLO put on them despite no evidence.
> NTFS is the de facto filesystem for portable data storage

I've never seen it used that way, guess I'm weird.

One hopes that the people who do use it will work on it, but given the patent fiasco with exFAT, I wouldn't either look at or use the code, personally.
They do, but only to read, not write. I think the current up to date recommendation for cross-OS compatibility on external drives is to use ExFAT, though I believe the concept of the ‘external drive’ itself should be deprecated.
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If you think NFTs are a proof of authenticity, you deeply misunderstand them and/or the relationship between "digital" and "authentic".
I've got an oven and induction cooktop freestanding unit[1] that has big chunky knobs to change the induction power levels. Would never bother with gas again.

[1] https://www.fisherpaykel.com/au/cooking/freestanding-cookers...
Macs support NTFS in read-only mode out of the box. For writing you need tools like Paragon NTFS.
> What I actually want is a world where people don't care whether FB censors things, because it doesn't matter as people can and do use other means to communicate.

Fortunately, we already live in this world! We have the internet!
> NTFS is the de facto filesystem for portable data storage

FAT32 needs to be used if you want to maximise portability
It's actually exFAT thats portable. NTFS is mostly for windows users, and macs do support it - though only reading.
Indeed if you leave out the 2 SBU wires, you get a cable that works for USB 3.x and TB, but not DP or HDMI.

Such a cable isn't compliant to the Type-C spec, but that won't stop cheap vendors from saving a few grams of copper.
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cat /dev/urandom > NFT.bmp

Profit
Mattermost CEO here, really nice work @thinkmassive!
Hm, not a typo, I thought it was O(n) since that's how simplices scale with dimensions. Where does the extra *n come from? I guess identifying the right simplex isn't free..

Right, the gradients will still have more dimensions to evaluate.
The ruling establishment and the media mouthpieces (aka State media) of the national security establishment.

This is why they want censorship of all tech platforms. You need to muzzle freedom of speech by limiting the freedom of reach.

Hence all the talk on limiting disinformation and misinformation while media mouthpieces are the biggest spreaders of state lies.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow_journalism

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Propaganda_of_the_Spanish%E2%8...
Enjoy the map.

Don't die.

https://fungiflora.com/2017/10/16/psilocybe-semilanceata-loo...
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No, I obviously don't think that, and are you trying as hard as possible to actually ignore the real events?

You're talking about IN THEORY. There's a difference between NOT purchasing something and completely stealing someones idea / design. How is that not clear to you?
Thank you for posting the full form of the acronym. It helps keep the conversation structured. I wish more people would do it.
Most of these are anonymous platforms where people are unafraid to speak their mind due to that anonymity. Also the existence of loud people on these platforms isn't evidence that the number of people self-censoring hasn't increased. A small, loud group of people is enough to create the effect that you see.

Polling suggests that the number of people self-censoring has increased. It's especially common among college educated conservatives, who are in tune with what they're supposed to think and also aware that their thoughts do not line up with that, and so decide to keep quiet on political questions, probably because they have more to lose career-wise.
> addresses a lot of the limitations of FAT while remaining portable

Whilst at the same time missing a very important feature for portable storage - a journal.
The lucky first renter often are those with the most cash. Now they get to pay even less. It's like people advocating rent control know that they are throwing money into the throat of the richest people in the neighborhood.

Well... in Berlin that was pretty much the case. They wanted rent control for the most expensive parts of Berlin. You know, the places where the richest Berlin residents live in...
The difference between magic internet money and USD is the word internet.

All money is based on faith. At least Bitcoin has a cap. Dealing with inflation, even moderate amounts is annoying and risky. I'm sure you'd rather have Bitcoin if you lived in Germany, Zimbabwe, or Venezuela (to make a few hyperinflation events).

I'm anti shitcoins, but at least Bitcoin has trust and scarcity.
The 65CE02 was a very slight improvement over the 65C02. It's a bit faster at the same clock and has some tricks that appeared on the 65816, but, apart from that, is not that impressive.

The C65 would have been a much nicer computer than the C128.

Unfortunately, for Apple II users, the fact it doesn't match 6502 timings perfectly makes it difficult to use as a drop-in replacement, as time-critical ops in joystick sensing and floppy IO may need some adjustment.
Friedl is on the list as an author not as an implementer so I find your comparison to Cox confusing.

I read Friedl's book years ago and I found it incredibly useful.

Whatever damage Friedl did to my understanding of an NFA has been de minimus in comparison to how that book improved my skills. I wish more of my coworkers had encountered Friedl's book.