skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> A new study published online today in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute reports that one third of the most popular cancer treatment articles on social media contain misinformation. Further, the vast majority of that misinformation has the potential to harm cancer patients by supporting approaches that could negatively impact the quality of their treatment and chances for survival. The study also showed that articles containing misinformation garner more attention and engagement than articles with evidence-based information.

no huge surprise there, but it would be interesting to see a study of the effects that the exposure to this information has on the patient's choice of treatment, which could help us quantify the impact of disinformation to public health
Flattops from space: the once (and future?) meme of imaging carriers from orbit
great. i am letting you know i, just for shits and giggles will hire someone to follow you 24/7 and report your daily routine to me. i am assuming you will try to evade/block this and that is fine. have a nice life.
This exists. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Trusted_Platform_Module#Dat...
Unfortunately XeTeX brings some compatibility problems as well as bugs, compared to pdfLaTeX.
"Am I doing a sexism?" is dismissive, or at least sounds so.

"Am I being sexist?" would be neutral.

It's unfortunate that the meta-discussion is necessary, because it's way less interesting than "Is Plath's tragedy viewed differently due to her sex?".
It could cause people to take action around laws or other issues that contribute to gun violence - because they want less of it to occur.
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It depends on technical vs general management, and what it shows.

On the technical side, starting or leading a side project can show the right things. Just coding perhaps not.

For general or sales management, things like chairing the fundraising committee for the local symphony can look good. But not mandatory.

In both cases it should show interest but not distraction.
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On the contrary, I don't see any widespread nazi ideology. I see people open disagree with the left and some of its goals but that is, and I hope you agree, not the same thing.
You just need to update your reader. Any decent PDF or even DVI software has the ability to display CM in a readable way.
They are literally using gravity to move water from higher altitude to lower altitude.

Whoever wrote “gravity defying” should go back to high school.

This is just gravity at work.
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>Different subreddits will have different majorities with different views, no?

This was the comment you were remarking on, and I have difficulty reconciling "No." with the reality of all the different subreddits available.
Old eyes tire quickly. Reducing eye strain and increasing font size will also go a long way towards content retention. Zoom in!
Late reply, but when I was setting up WPA3 a few months ago I used Android 11 as a reference and that is what it spits out from the Settings share screen. Without it iirc, it would search and search and never connect.
I think so. IMO, tolerance is a result of education, easily unlearned under pressure.
No mention of this in the article, but I know someone with starlink and the router received a dhcp lease with a /10 subnet (100.64.0.0/10). I’ve got no problem with the CGNAT IP given, but found it odd the mask was a /10 and not a /31 normally seen in single device assignments like normally with PPP.
Yes. I slept in those apartments every night. Drank water from the tap. Washed my clothes. They served precisely the needs I expected them to at exactly the price I negotiated with the landlord.
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Given that experience has shown that vaccinated people can spread the same disease as well AND they are more reckless because they think that they are immune now, I would not consider that a reasonable measure. Now it seems more like punishment for not obeying the government, and less like health concern.
I don't work there and I'm shocked after reading all the 29 pages, not to mention your company's response to the allegations.

https://aboutblaw.com/YJw

https://www.ign.com/articles/activision-blizzard-sued-by-cal...

This investigation by California's Department of Fair Employment and Housing uncovered a substantial amount of discrimination, harassment and retaliation. A female employee killed herself on a company trip, many others since spoke about their ordeals.

https://www.reddit.com/r/wow/comments/op1t7m/activision_bliz...

If you haven't seen anything it's because you failed to notice it, just like you failed to notice that your company is currently trying to save face. This also means that the company failed to address any of the issues, otherwise there would have been a conversation about it, and not just these insubstantial exercises.

You working for them, yet being completely in the dark speaks volumes.
>You can then give people more karma for successfully being a user without being flagged or receiving certain amounts of negative karma for a time period.

So a few users only have to band together and target one individual to limit their karma spend?
It's. A. Joke.

See, it's almost as if Bitbucket were trying to keep you from getting your data and you had to "hack it out".

Jeezuz.
Complete clickbait, seems that this is based on an old article from last year as even the author admits.

> Yes, this feature is off by default in the latest releases.

So this is resolved then? No need for the faux outrage.
When you're getting hit with class action lawsuits and killing people left and right, I don't think the math adds up. If the electrical lines were underground PG&E stock wouldn't have dropped from 70 dollars a share to 9 which reminds me

"lo barato siempre es más caro"

The cheap is always more expensive.
It only takes ~3% of short term rentals in theory to send prices skyrocketing.

If half the units that would be vacant in wait for a long term occupant are instead flipped on Airbnb, actual rental supply is flipped, even if in reality only 5% of units are Airbnbs.
Even if it never advanced beyond its current state, Starlink would still be a massive improvement over what I have now. My internet looks like the "farm" example in the article, and I'm only a 1:15 drive to downtown SF. I'll take it, beta or not.
And still doesn't support fractional word search.
Except that "time to fix" isn't the only factor that contributes to cost once a bug makes it into production.

There's damages caused by the bug, possible downtime due to deployment, testing and possibly certification, a potential need for data migration including dry-runs and more. These are just direct costs, too, there's also potential damage to reputation, cancelled orders, etc.

It shouldn't really surprise anyone that it doesn't really matter when you fix the bug in terms of effort required to just fix the bug itself. It's the process involved in communicating, planning and performing the rollout of fix that might sting real hard.
Macromedia Flash. Oh the days.

And as you were recounting the above I suddenly saw Adobe in the Symantec/Computer Associates frame and realized Adobe has been almost as "successful" at those companies at absorbing and killing useful software for really no reason than those publishers competed with them, reducing overall value to the ecosystem. They sucked up Aldus killing Pagemaker, the aforementioned Macromedia and at least one other major publisher from the 90's that I feel I should remember but can't off the top of my head. Ugh.

I'm still pissed at Symantec for what they did to PC Tools...
Yes, you click the OTF or TTF link to get the file.

Some of them didn't offer a link but you still can grab them from the CTAN repository. You would need to do navigate more to get the file. You can get the Type1 and AFM/PFM files (old font formats back in the day).You would need to convert those format to TTF/OTF because some software don't have support for Type1 and AFM/PFM files. You can convert them with FontTools (python).
Yes indeed! Brain fart, apologies.
Agreed. In the UK, quite a few women-only cab/car companies have been launched in recent years, operating in London, Manchester, Cardiff and a few other large cities. Many of them also offer services for picking up children. Here's a news piece from 2017 about one launching (chosen at random):

https://metro.co.uk/2017/09/29/mum-sets-up-taxi-company-wher...
Too much information of all kinds is noise, so it's analogous to no information at all.
I didn't see it mentioned but I had heard that the Haitians deforested most of their more mountainous side of Hispaniola so what little top soil was there was washed away. This is also why there is a torrential flood risk especially during and after tropical storms.

The Cibao on the Dominican side is a really fertile and productive agricultural area.

Haitians are pretty much screwed, especially with friends like the Clinton Foundation, who needs enemies.
I'm sorry, but naively, delaying is doing plenty. That much more people who get vaccinated before getting infected is that much less opportunity for the virus to mutate, or so it seems to me.

Whether on this case it is worth it is debatable, but I disagree with your opinion that it is absolutely not worth it.
Are you implying all those Inuits and desert tribes are clearly loaded?
UK wants to reform Official Secrets law by pretending journalism doesn't exist
Let me give you a counterpoint on this: non-developed countries (non 1st world countires?).

A startup in say, Mexico or LatAm will look at the OpenSource version of say Business Intelligence applications (Metabase, Superset in the link), then look at the commercial versions of them (Tableau, Lookr). With the price needed to pay for the commercial versions, the startup can hire 2 or 3 developers (at local rates) to do whatever improvements they need to the open source application.

Something similar happened to me with Jumio about 5 years ago: I wanted to use it. I spoke with their sales 2 or 3 times in 4 years. THe problem is that, every "verification" was costing more than $1 USD... for less than that cost, my company could hire 3 people a month to do manual verification and more (considering the cost of hiring + cost to the company, including Mexico's hefty employer costs). It never made economic sense to do implement automation.
Just state that white always starts wars and you might be fine.

This is technically appeasing racists though.
I can't even read the article - it just shows some pulsating bars where the content would be. Eventually you see an error pop-up regarding 'libry'
the ad bucks must flow
Thanks for the details. The idea that you have to have your pass scanned to enter all these venues is still insane.
Launch KafkaFix – An open-source Kafka Cluster management GUI
Hi HN, we're Andy, Kyu, Ranisha, and Yom from Kafkafix [https://www.kafkafix.com/].

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Our product allows users to display their live partition messages in the form of a table, create topics and partitions, and delete topics by interacting with the GUI, eliminating the need for using the command line interface. Furthermore, our product comes with a metrics and failure report pages. The metrics page consists of 50+ selectable metrics, fetched from Prometheus, that will be shown in the form of bar and pie charts, while the failure report page displays a history table of the error messages encountered by Kafka to improve your debugging experience.

To get started, you can fork and clone from our GitHub repo: [https://github.com/oslabs-beta/kafkafix]. Instructions for how to run our application are provided in the read me section.

We’d really appreciate hearing your thoughts, experiences, ideas and feedback. Your feedback is vital in our continued product development.

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"...in favor of white supremacy, with the Proud Boys being the most prominent example..."

I don't have much background on the Proud Boys. I saw an article about one of their leaders pleading guilty to destruction of property or something recently, and I didn't think he was white. So I'm a little confused about this. I would have thought a white supremacist group wouldn't accept him, not to mention it seems odd that someone would join a group to their detriment.
Maybe nothing needs to change -- it appears that this event was a statistical outlier, and making everybody's life worse to prevent low-probability events (e.g., flying after 9/11) is not necessarily a cost that a society is willing to bear.
> If you set up Gmail on your phone you’re not being advertised to at all when you check your mail.

Well, that's Google's choice, and Google's problem. The fact that they made this choice does not negate my right not to be tracked.

Anyway, if free email providers were impossible without universal tracking (they existed before the web got extensive tracking, so you are wrong), they shouldn't exist. If you want emails for all, and it's not economical, you can always have your government to intervene.
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> Secondly, FSD having bugs could cause actual deaths, which is not the case for Starlink.

One of the issues reported with Starlink in its current state seems to be overheating receivers. If those where buggy you would have a few burned down houses instead of complaints about unreliable internet in the summer due to automatic shutdown.
If a fusion plant is just like a fission plant, but replaces the fission reactor with a fusion reactor, then it is entirely reasonable to compare the cost of the reactors.

That a fission reactor itself is a small part of the cost of a fission plant doesn't mean the same must be true of a fusion plant. And indeed, if you look at the cost of conceptual DT fusion power plants the reactor is a significant part of the total cost of the plant.

You are right that cost is not JUST a function of size. It's also a function of how exotic the materials are and how intricate the device is. By those metrics, fusion will do even worse. A fission reactor is a rather simple thing, in comparison.

Fusion's costs will be further increased by reliability concerns. The part of a nuclear plant that's too radioactive for hands-on maintenance must be extremely reliable. In a fission power plant, this part is rather small and simple. Multiple fuel rods in a fission plant can leak without necessarily shutting down the plant; a single leak of coolant into the vacuum vessel of a fusion plant will likely prevent it from operating.

Fusion power plants will almost certainly need containment buildings. The cryogens of ITER, for example, would (if fully vaporized) present a larger pressure x volume load than the steam from a fission reactor meltdown. Containing this gas is not cheap. In any case, tritium must be kept from leaking, which will imply expensive hermetically sealed buildings and seals (tritium will permeate through polymer seals.) Tritium will be everywhere inside the fusion reactor building. The tritium that cycles through a 1 GW(e) DT fusion reactor in 1 year is enough to contaminate two months of the flow of the Mississippi River above the legal limit for drinking water. Even small levels of leakage will be extremely vexing.

For ARC specifically, the magnets are shielded by titanium hydride. This material will fully decompose to titanium and hydrogen at the temperature of the molten salt, so it must be assumed that in a serious accident it will all decompose.
Starlink in beta does exactly what it is supposed to do: you get internet, and possibly with a better connection than in the final version, because of the limited number of users.

With FSD beta, the car doesn't fully drives itself.

I have absolutely no problem with the first scenario. It is not available to everyone, but for those who do, they get what they pay for. The second is more dubious, you don't get what you paid for, but promise, later, you will.
Your statements lack agents, which contributes to the feeling that they are intentionally slippery.

Who is responsible for telling users they are going to be tracked? Further more, whose responsibility is it to ensure the user understands the implications of that tracking? Whose responsibility is it to ensure that tracking is not abused?

Secondly, who is responsible for telling companies that their ads/tracking are going to be blocked? The user? If so, why? I don’t care one bit about the business model of the websites I visit. As a user, my attention has been manipulated for years, my behavioral data has been harvested, resold, abused… to be totally blunt, I don’t trust a single one of you any further than I can throw you. If you go under, I’ll find something else that meets my needs. I’ve already had to do that dozens of times in my life because it’s not like companies have any commitment to me as a customer in the first place. I’m just a big ol’ bag of potential sales determined through my data.

You’ll excuse me if I’m skeptical of these simplified terms, wherein you appear to propose me and giant mega corporations, who I can’t see, can’t sue, and don’t even know I’m doing business with, are on a level playing field. The information asymmetry is and lack of equal recourse are a bit hard to overcome in your simplified world.

As a notion user I’m now concerned with the data that application is harvesting from me, given the stance on privacy you gave here.
Yeah, but also remember that Windows NT started as the next version of OS/2 after MS and IBM stopped collaborating. The UI was basically the presentation manager from os/2 until 4.0, and MS provided OS/2 APIs in NT.
Typical logical fallacy -- crimes and atrocities can be committed against Hindus and Hindutva can remain a noxious force in the subcontinent.
Not directly related, saw from the screenshots. Instead of using AWS secret keys in env variables like this, Bitbucket supports OIDC and you can safely build a trust relationship instead of static keys which is a security nightmare. https://support.atlassian.com/bitbucket-cloud/docs/deploy-on...

Disclaimer: Atlassian employee.
Try not to apply that logic to skin color please.
Macros on Steroids: How pure C can benefit from metaprogramming
This is an exceptionally good review, and (well small in the grand scheme of the worlds problems) a beautiful example of how a passionate happiest can sure goodness with the world. Thank you this is an exceptionally good review, and (while small in the grand scheme of the worlds problems) a beautiful example of how a passionate hobbiest can sure goodness with the world. Thank you!
Ya, I think more likely a publicity stunt for an auction and grading company.
It shouldn't matter if they called beta forever or whatever.

As consumer you should never believe what the company promise anyway.

I would evaluate it myself or refer to trusted third party reviewer based on what it can actually do right now not what it may become.
Very similar logic applies to the durability too.

Being expensive is, usually, a necessary criterion for being "good", whether that means "privacy-friendly" or "durable", but it's not sufficient. Being cheap IS a sufficient criterion for being cheap.

If you can prove your expensive, but good product actually lives up to the claim, I might buy it. Ironically, it's an advertising problem.
> Hindu nationalism is pretty scary stuff and is relatively under reported in the western world.

Was the Godhra train arson[1] where 100+ Hindu pilgrims including women and children were deliberately set afire by a Muslim mob ever covered by the Western press?

This is what triggered the riots.

> killed at least 1,000 people.

So no Hindus were killed in the riots? Only Muslims?

> Some people accuse the current prime minister of either initiating it or at least ordering the police to do nothing

These people are Hinduphobes who deliberately lie about and malign Hindus, their religion, their culture and their leaders on every platform they can find.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godhra_train_burning
Not hostile to repair?! You quite literally needed Torx screwdrivers of differing sizes. Especially back in the early 360 days they were only available in town at like Sears back then, or ordered from China.

Also, specifically on the xbox 360 of which, I repaired hundreds over the years, with the rrod and ylod- It was super clear M$ only wanted it sealed (to the point it couldn't even be cleaned- leading to more problems) to hide their shenanigans. The placement of the GPU on the board ensured that eventually the heat (on suuuuper cheap chinese lead-containing solder) would cause the solder to liquefy and ball up, ruining it as it absorbed all the dust and dirt. In fact the solder was so shitty this was why people were wrapping them in bath towels to reheat and remelt the solder to get their console temporarily working again.

Ps2 had this problem with YLOD but not as endemic.

The only real. Solution was to replace the solder with one with a higher silver content, and mount a bracing X-bracket to the bottom of the MB to secure the GPU.

The parts you say make them easy to repair? Those are the off-the-shelf things to keep their overhead down, they actively try and stop you from even maintaining your console.

NES, Atari, SNES, PS1 had none of these issues. But as soon as they started cutting corners and shit, here came the 'warranty void if removed' stickers.

You know software vendors love this garbage too. Does no one remember when Destiny 1's source was snagged and lo and behold the lies were uncovered. Their solution? A new TOS that forbade you even looking at their code.

I can't speak on the new generation of consoles but their track record means I trust zero hardware or software vendors until they earn it.
We adapted to its harshest climates over a remarkably small timeframe, something that took other species eons. I think you’ve made my point.
That’s weird, there’s a documented advantage to being the second player to move as well known as the “defender’s advantage” since you have more information to make your move. Your information includes both the board state and the knowledge of the other player’s move while the first player only has knowledge of the board state. No idea where the idea of an advantage to being first came from
If you make a mistake you can be down one million dollar when you wake up
So according to anecdotes. Gotcha.
Meanwhile, in Germany, they've been burying powerlines for over a century so the entire country doesn't look like ass.
It's sort of mentioned, but not emphasized in this review that connection dropouts happen every few minutes for a few seconds. That makes starlink fine for any kind of asynchronous content like web browsing, torrenting or video streaming, but unusable for video calls, stream hosting, voip, or online gaming. It's implied that this is due to the trees obstructing a full view of the sky, but I have actually heard these connection dropouts are just about universal due to the constellation not having enough infill. Just a warning that for most of us we are still several hundred satellites short and some connection handoff updates away from this being a useful internet connection.

I have a property where Starlink would be perfect and I would pay triple the price to be able to do zoom calls over the connection.