skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My win10 install recently started deleting my install of qBittorrent, which I very much want installed and use daily, as "potentially unwanted software". Exceptions kept getting ignored so just today I disabled the entire category of potentially unwanted software in win defender. It feels like they're just getting capricious in their scope for flagging things now.
New Algorithm Flies Drones Faster Than World-Class Human Racing Pilots
Sounds like Pegasus let users add a bunch of numbers to “follow”, but maybe their tech wouldn’t allow them to be taken over, yet?

Maybe it would “ping” these numbers to see if they got ported to a vulnerable device/version but otherwise sit and follow them?

Or users could attack a device if they’re out of country but not if they’re in-country? Or vice versa?
The alternative is that linguistic preferences aren't forced upon others?
Yes.
By default, if you put information on the web, it is assumed that you are okay with people seeing it.
I knew you linked to that CGP grey video before I clicked since it’s literally the only place I’ve ever seen that claim made.

I find it dubious, since there are many Indians, and some tribes have taken the stance that they don’t like that term.
Shouldn't "won't be sued for negligence" cover the investment, given that they know their equipment is a fire hazard?
a little confusing since arxiv refers to a popular research paper archive. Useful project though!
Although not answering the question, this recent article might indicate the start of a better way to frame your question :

https://edwardfeser.blogspot.com/2021/07/the-metaphysical-pr...

In other terms, first : What is logic ? In what context ?

Alternatively, there's the askphilosophy subreddit.
Yep absolutely!

We already have that. For eg: https://www.btw.so/open-source-alternatives/slack-alternativ...
Burying high voltage power lines presents several technical challenges on its own - the type and thickness of the insulation had to be able to withstand the dielectric stress which is normally solved by using enough distance between the wires themselves and the ground for the typical high voltage power line. Another problem is increased capacitive load due to the higher capacitance of the lines which causes problems/completely makes the switchgear to not be able to perform switching/breaking operations. Capacitive load then needs to be compensated to improve the networks power factor, cos phi. This is typically done by introducing expensive equipment to the network configuration like shunt reactors or static synchronous compensators. It is also typically more expensive to have and maintain a underground cable than an overhead power line
Its a stolen game engine, not much in the way of confidence towards anything they do.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7941620/
Plus all the cloud tools are immature with terrible error handling and logging.

So after an enjoyable time crafting a 30 level deep json file you get a failed helm deployment with a error message like "timed out waiting for the condition".
Try to uninstall it.
That's a wrong take. Of course they can't claim the list does not include targets or potential (!!) targets at all - if they don't know the potential targets. What they are claiming is that they didn't have such list, and nobody else can plausibly have such list (as they never compiled it, and nobody else had any way to compile it without being able to access data of all clients - which is pretty unlikely), so whatever this list is, it's not what it is claimed to be.

It's like I tell you "I hacked your computer and stole the list of all people you know" - and you say "no you didn't, because on my computer there was no such list, so whatever list you have it's not that". Of course it's theoretically possible I watched you for your whole whole life and compiled such list independently - but that's not likely and that's not what I am claiming anyway.

Of course, they could be lying and in fact they could have such list (which could then be stolen), but arguing that them claiming they don't have the list contradicts the argument the list is not what it's claimed to be makes no sense. There's no contradiction.
That's absolutely a saying in the United States as well. At least, I've heard it used regularly in both Washington State and Montana.
Fully agree. There are huge nuggets of wisdom in old-school engineering. For example PERT is something that most people don't know about. But it's simple to apply in the real world. Get three estimates - optimistic, pessimistic and realistic. double the realistic, add the optimistic and pessimistic and divide by four. It's basically a centerweighted estimate - but it forces you to think about the the corner-cases and what could go wrong.

Lots of other old school stuff that we "just turning grey" people need to translate for the new kids.
read about Nick Szabo's God Protocol:
https://nakamotoinstitute.org/the-god-protocols/

it's basically what Blockchain became.
In higher levels of play people rarely just “lose” their queen.
Works for distribution networks for households in the cities, but but for high voltage transmission lines.
If you joined a domain, you're not alone anymore.
I think it's just called machine learning. They're all gonna run into awkward edge cases here and there.

Tbh, so do people. Somebody whos not familiar with chess or board games could think the same thing
Throwaway for obvious reasons; i tried to kill myself and ended up in the icu for 3 days. i stood up because i didn't want to live any longer, took 3 bottles of anti depressants, and laid down to die. Luckily my girlfriend found me and cashed 911. I was depressed, i was taking anti depressants, but i wouldn't say the description in the original quote was accurate for my case, i didn't have a slow declinr into it. It was like a switch flipped in my head and i wanted to die, but now even when life is the hardest i wouldn't consider suicide, so it kinda was like a suicide vaccine for me.
You're wrong - etymology is via bitkeeper which has slave repositories and master repos.
Having made several platform character games I knew this from having artists that didn't make a spherical character and having to try to deal with all the visual issues it causes. Would live to find artists that would consider their job serving the gameplay instead of just the graphics. They are usually at odds. Nintendo is one of the few companies that often choses gameplay over graphics and I don't just mean low-powered machines. They've talked about trying to make the maximum amount of their game worlds interactive and removing details because they'd break the illusion.
I personally don't see a reason to have any kind of AV installed on my system(AV software is generally a performance decrease anyways). I should note that I used to work in the AV industry many years ago, so I consider my security knowledge above average and almost everything that I consider non-essential is being run inside a VM(also do RE as a hobby).
Incredible and awe inspiring.
As much as we'd like to think otherwise, tech can be political. Think what happened with Edison and Tesla for example : we could be living in a very different world. It's OK to criticize the development of technology because of who and how it's used.
As someone who can see the Dixie fire column daily, had family evac’d by the Bear fire last year (basically burned 100K+ acre area just SW of the Dixie), and lives 10 minutes from Paradise (the town mentioned in the article), most of the PGE right-of-ways do look like freeways now through the forest, little to no under story growth. I believe they’re limited to how far out they can go due to easements.

To add, basically the last 4 years has been the burnout of a huge swath of forest in this area between the Camp fire, Bear fire, and now the Dixie fire, not to mention the many “small” fires that were caught/didn’t get established. The majority of land between highway 32 to the La Porte/Quincy highway has burned. Don’t have a good estimate since I’m on my phone, but 100s of square miles of mostly back country forest. Both the Camp and Bear fires made 10-15 mile runs in one day, and Dixie’s put up massive pyrocumulonimbus pretty much every day this week.

Edit to add: it’s also been incredibly dry, most of June-July has been upper 90s-low 100s, with a few 110+ periods. Humidity has also been extremely low, in the afternoons 8-12%. Even overnight it only recovers up to 40-45%. Higher elevations are cooler, but not so much that it mitigates, so the forest is pretty tinderbox right now. Once it’s lit it’s hard to put out.
No, it won't, because PG&E doesn't have the money to do this, and the company is already majority-owned by the PG&E Fire Victim Trust after emerging from bankruptcy.

There are no rich shareholders to foist the costs on. No investors are going to pay tens of billions of dollars, more profit than PG&E generated over several decades, to pay for 10% of the electric wires to be buried. If there were any investors on the hook for this, they would simply declare bankruptcy and walk away.

The only option here is that the costs are paid by ratepayers, or taxpayers. There is no other option available.
How do other places with dry forested areas deal with this? Are there similar regions from which California should be learning?

Also, if we get a major earthquake, are they going to have to dig all the lines up again?

Also, can we just note how crazy it is that this company blew up a neighborhood, burned down a town, was convicted in these separate incidents, and is still allowed to have a monopoly on power for a broad region? Why are corporate convicts apparently treated so well, but natural persons who are convicted are treated so poorly?
It's funny that you should mention War Games, because the only way to win this battle is not to play at all. Why are we so hell-bent on restricting speech and burning all these engineering hours trying to moderate something that cannot be moderated? Languages -- and people -- are "transformable" enough to avoid triggering "hate speech" (whatever that actually is, and whoever it is that determines it) algorithms. Let people downvote or shut their computer off if they don't like it, and leave it at that. Are we that scared of words or ideas?

I used to live in a communist country (probably the same one that Mr. Radic lives/lived in), where "hate speech" -- which was called anti-state, or anti-establishment speech back then -- was punishable by a middle-of-the-night visit by dark-clad police. Yet, people still found ways to openly criticize the Party, and there were even popular songs that openly defied them, which only demonstrates that not even human pattern recognition is good enough to detect these things, as you state in your first sentence.

It's a waste of time, but more importantly it is detrimental to society.
https://fas.org/sgp/crs/misc/IF10244.pdf

https://www.fs.fed.us/psw/publications/mckelvey/mckelvey3.pd...

Look at figure 41.2 in the second pdf.

Wildfires are not historically worse than they have ever been. You're falling victim to recency bias. You can absolutely credibly claim that wildfires are not more or less common than they have been historically, it's all in the noise. The activists have not been proven right, and the corporations have not been proven wrong.

edit: note that I'm not denying the existence of climate change nor denying that it may eventually have an effect on forest fires. I'm merely claiming that the data does not support what you're saying.
Yeah, I noticed that actually. The search bar is pretty good at recognizing the principal competitors.

But when I go to, say, https://www.btw.so/open-source-alternatives/api-documentatio..., no where on that page does the word "Swagger" appear. Same story for https://www.btw.so/open-source-alternatives/business-communi... and Slack.

It seems like you already have the data, so it would just be a matter of finding the right UI for it.

Edit:

Now that I look real closely, I see in a tiny box on each alternative what the each thing competes with. I guess that works. Kind of obscure, though.
it may be hard work but it's necessary.
That’s a pretty narrow definition of “progressive”
They’re not dismissing systemic racism, they’re mocking some radical proposed “solutions”.
I would call it an "algorithmic oopsies" for the inevitable non-apology when the situation appears on the front page of a major news outlet.
How’d you connect those two? Devs do not equal their toxic player bases.
I agree. I've a lot of experience with the furry community and I certainly wouldn't want to live in a society structured like that. You have issues like the extreme focus on sexuality, the constant barrage of extreme sexual content (like non-consent/rape porn) and the tacit tolerance of pedophilia and/or abuse in some furry spaces. I don't think it's healthy for someone to base their identity on a community whose main focus is pornography, and extreme forms of it, at it. It's not an issue with anthropomorphic characters themselves, but the community that formed around them and how it regulates itself. Some people I've seen even developed an exclusive sexual attraction to anthros, which basically kills their chances of having normal sexual and romantic relationships; such extreme cases are pretty rare, though. I'm not too keen on using the term "degeneracy" because it reeks of religious connotations, but I certainly see why people describe the furry fandom like that.

I used to think porn is pretty neutral in the terms of the harm it does to the consumer, but over my years in the internet, I encountered many people who invest much of their time into porn, or structure the way they view others (women mostly) based on porn and I've come to the conclusion that consumption of porn, specifically during one's teenage years, is psychologically damaging. It does change the way you view sexuality, what you perceive as attractive and your sexual preferences. I was exposed to porn at a young age and I'm pretty sure it did me no good. I worry that kids who are nowadays exposed at even younger age might develop maladaptive sexual preferences and views.
Ask HN: Where do keyword analytics tools get their data from?
The headline is misleading. They were clarifying that the numbers on the list weren’t necessarily hacked. This has been abundantly clear since the beginning and the news agencies continue to make it clear in every article they do on it. Maybe I’m wrong but this post seems like blatant propaganda.
and why is it an important issue? In part because of the ecological stresses it causes, which results in less supply of resources in a given ecological niche.

Seems entirely reasonable to hypothesise the cause of aggression being related to this. That's not something they tested, merely a proposed hypothesis.
IINA 1.20
> "fill a need people have so those people will use the product and you can sell ads"

What need does Facebook fulfill?
Machine Learning does cool stuff, another Billionaire in Space, and Spyware
first and most importantly - the people in the background should have their feet up ;)

jokes aside, I think the onboarding process is, while really short and simple, might be off-putting.
first, I don't think you need the size of the apartment for any measurement - payment depends on actual work done in the end.
second, I don't want to enter my exact address before I get a chance to peek at my options. it should be last step. third - idk because you lost me at step 2.
I entered your address and get some results. would be better to have a rank system. idk if you really need the move in out option or even the recurring option. first select your service provider and then you can choose recurring time based on their availability.
This is very similar to the Myntra's logo incident[1] in India.

1. https://www.thequint.com/neon/gender/myntra-logo-change-offe...
> Americans degendering Spanish by referring to Latino people as “Latinx”

Depends, do you speak Spanish? If so, there's a governing body - the Real Academia Española (RAE) - and they have referred to the "x" ending as an abomination. It is rejected from the style guide and not acceptable Spanish.

If you want to speak Woke Proto-Spanish, by all means do. Just realize it's not Spanish and it's spoken by a tiny fraction of a percent of - generally American woke-sters desperate to cling to Latin or Spanish culture as they realize they are actually American and as such - not oppressed minorities (the worst of fates!). This is why Oxford recognizes "Latinx" but the RAE does not.
I didn't say it's alright, I'm just pointing out that it's more likely that it the timing was caused by the election rather than the ad money.
if i am writing a youtube comment and care about it, i always recheck if the comment is still there after a couple of minutes and then a couple of days. because the comments are now "disappearing" more and more frequently
the last time my comment got automatically deleted right away was a couple of weeks ago for "bottle opening" words (in my language) put together. replacing a few letters in these words with different same-looking characters helped for some time, but eventually even these got deleted a few days later. i should probably give up using this last google service i still use
> why standard practice moved away from capitalizing nouns in the 19th century.

I can't find any reason on google. Got a link?
I live in San Francisco, so I know my view of crazy housing markets is skewed, but I guarantee you that housing would be just as expensive here if Airbnb didn't exist.

And let's not assume that anyone who wants to list a property on Airbnb is mainly motivated by greed. Attempting to paint the people on the other side of your argument as evil is a pretty transparently bad argumentation strategy.
All of the Hashicorp products are primarily open source products. While there are enterprise features and cloud-hosted versions of some of them, FOSS is the foundation of the company.
I know this isn't the feedback you asked for, but I'm a Ryan and I want an amulet: text.bargains
It reminds me of the difference between Snowden and Assange. Snowden gave his material to a select group of journalists who carefully wrote articles and curated the information to be released whereas Assange would just publish the raw material.
Damn, I just built a web app that uses Cloudinary for image management and storage… Is this widely known? I use an adblocker and never saw the issue in dev.
Prohibitionist? Enforcing hotel regulations and zoning is not prohibiting hotels.
For those games I'm not sure but for PS1 games, most level visualizers don't emulate the non-perspective correct texture mapping so they look much better.

https://phoboslab.org/wipeout/

Further they often leave texture filtering on when the old console didn't have any.

Also of course older consoles ran lower-res
In my opinion this is not just about AI. This is more general. We as humans try to fix social issues with technical measures. All the racists are not going to suddenly become good people if we push them to separate platforms.
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Microsoft knows better. We are here to protect you.
Update: The Big Sur 11.5 update with the second admin user, and no primary admin home directory, worked without issue.
> Why did the deity put the fossils there? In order to confuse us?

In Heinleins “Book of Job,” this is suggested as the answer in one scene. A grand book
In the Pacific NW, I'd settle for a train that managed to average 60mph.

The PNW used to be well served with trains. Now - the government has destroyed most of the right-of-way. What's left is still being destroyed at a rate of maybe 2 miles for every new mile of track laid.

They decided the Battery tunnel wasn't good enough anymore. So they dug a new tunnel. What to do with the excavated rubble - why stuff it in the old Battery tunnel, rendering it unusable.

The government likes to buy tunnel boring machines. What do they do when finishing a tunnel? Why, the sell the zillion dollar machine for scrap! After all, what spends money faster than buying a new boring machine for the next tunnel!
You know, that's a fair point.

On one hand, feeding a YAML file into a container orchestration solution takes care of some of those concerns, as does enabling VPS backups and using something like KeePass to generate passwords (which can also be used for everything else, should you so desire).

On the other hand, not everyone necessarily knows how to do that, or wants to do that. To that, i'll indeed concede.

It's just that claiming that these things are too hard for the average technically inclined person to do (regardless of whether they have 2 or 10 years of experience) leads to a mindset in which people rely on SaaSS for everything and never even learn how to run their own software, thus either paying too much for it (relative to the worth it provides them with), or just locking themselves into a particular vendor.

Lastly, by hosting your own software, you are a smaller target than the larger and more centralized SaaS platforms. If a large SaaS gets hacked, although unlikely, it will affect a large amount of people. If your own instance gets hacked, even if more likely (less visible to hackers, almost no gain to be had for hacking John Doe's Nextcloud instance, yet probably also easier to do), it will only affect the few people using it.
There are some good ansible playbooks on GitHub for nomad, consul and vault. I personally don't use vault because it's overkill for the proeuct in working on at the moment.

To avoid the pain of managing a CA and passing out certificates for TLS between services, I use a wireguard mesh and bind nomad, consul and vault to these wg interfaces. This includes all the chatter of these components, as well as the services I deploy with nomad. It's configured such that any job can join the "private" wireguard network or "public" internet gateway.

It takes a few days to set up, but it's very easy to manage.
It reduces appearance of wrinkles by controlled paralysis of facial muscles.
I'm curious about FPGAs but don't have any background in stuff like that. How many weeks would it take to build something useful?
I have a question I haven’t seen anyone address so far: how much can we expect this to reduce the frequency of wildfires? Intuitively, to me, the effect would seem to be negligible. All of the conditions for wildfires will remain in place. It’ll simply be something else that lights the spark. If it’s not power lines it’ll be lightning.

So then to follow up: what is the point? To deflect blame from PGE? And who pays for it?
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You passed the test.

Ata boy.
>Other billionaires are working on some of the problems on your list, too, if that makes you feel better. The most prominent one being Bill Gates. He's working on the "we lose millions a year to disease" portion of your list. Do you hate on Bill Gates because he isn't solving world peace ("fighting wars" on your list)?

Relying on the goodwill of billionaires is a problem.

>We need to push forward now to have a chance.

We need to get our house in order now to have a chance. I don't know how that isn't obvious.
This applies to any self-employed, independent contractor
The criteria is not monopoly or not.

Bork argued regulators should only consider benefit to the customer. Who is Facebook's customer? Did they benefit?

Before, and now after, Bork the criteria included anticompetitive behavior. In that regard, Facebook's actions would make Microsoft blush.
Where's the threshold of badness here, though? Sure, if 75% of residential units are up for short term rental, it's gonna be really hard for the remaining residents to form a strong community. But if it's more like 5%, or even 10%[0], is that really a big detriment to a "strong community"? That just seems like an easy "no" to me.

[0] And I would expect those units to not be evenly distributed around a city; there will probably be higher concentrations in the more touristy spots where this community stuff matters less, and lower concentrations in the more "sleepy" residential areas.