skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
https://ok2.de/ThinkPad/P14s-14/ThinkPad-P14s-AMD-Gen-2-21A0...
Sure, disruption for a while. But people would cope. There's plenty of houses in Canada built to 1800's standards which are surviving fine through -30C winters. The cars, electronics and transport infrastructure isn't radically different there either.

At least here in the UK the plumbing isn't really designed for extended cold periods - meaning pipes often freeze when they come. If that happened every winter it wouldn't take very long for people to retrofit insulation and interior pipes.

Otherwise it's just a question of insulating buildings and having more infrastructure for snow. Snow often causes chaos because it comes so infrequently - there's very few snow ploughs, the trains don't have ploughs, pipes were routed without planning for freezing weather, people don't know how to drive in it, people don't have snow tires. All these things can be fixed in a few years of cold weather.
In my experience, engineers with a formal education in Data Structures and Algorithms tend "get it" in a way that others don't- that the underlying data structure is a set of maps/structs and YAML, JSON, etc. are just text formats.
Maybe if you're not sitting behind a firewall/router, sure. But who does that anymore.
Racism is ok when black people do it, huh.
Why would you think social security won’t be available? The literal worst case scenario for workers today only has its effective benefit being reduced to 70/80%. And let’s all remember we’re talking about funny money here not gold bars locked in the governments treasury. If they want social security to stay solvent they will just print it to solvency and remind us all again that printing new money into the economy doesn’t cause inflation.
This letter fundamentally misunderstands how this technology works. Or intentionally misunderstands. It’s sad that it’s being spread by people claiming to be tech-minded.
Find me a bank in 2021 that doesn't clear US dollars. That is the big gotcha. This is one of the ways that the long arm of the US Treasury applies force is by restricting US dollar clearing if any banks in a jurisdiction refuse to comply. Literally: They would say to a developing country: Get that local bank in order, or we will not allow any one in your country (central bank or businesses) to trade or clear any US dollar transactions. Remember: Most US dollars overseas move by SWIFT transactions.
I don't know what country you're from but if you don't think there are subcultures in your country under-represented by the dominant media I'd assert you're almost definitely wrong. Perhaps it feels a little strange from the outside that such a subculture is definitively "black" but yeah, that's basically how things are in the US. The country has a deep history of racism and black people being literal slaves, in that context it isn't surprising that a distinct culture developed.

But I don't think the divide is anywhere near as insane as you're imagining. People don't just belong to one culture and ignore any external infulence. Black, white, Hispanic, Asian, etc. people all watch the NBA, NFL, watch Marvel superhero movies, so on and so forth. It's just that everyone also has additional niches.
The United States is 76.3% white ( https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/fact/table/US/PST045219 ), it's not a division it's a number, there are just literally less people of color in the country, a minority of the population.
It is possible to convert them, but that’s not what I meant. Refuse to buy any new fossil fuel vehicle.

I personally think it’d be fairly easy to just require all new vehicles to have plugs. Already, EPA fuel consumption rules have helped cause over 70% of GM’s vehicles to be “micro hybrid” (integrated start/stop). Requiring all new vehicles to be plug in hybrid within, say, 5 years or so is well within the realm of possibility and would have little pushback since plug in hybrids work for literally everyone’s situation (if you can’t plug in, just don’t). And besides the near term benefits, that sets the stage for eliminating gasoline or at least making it very expensive, which today is political suicide. Everyone will desire access to charging, whether just ability to use a 120V outlet, or use destination chargers. Electricity is effectively as cheap as $1/gallon gasoline right now in my area, which means consumers (who might drive across town for a 10 cent per gallon gas price difference) will happily try to plug in whenever they can, making charging no longer a niche thing for 1% of drivers but something everyone wants and therefore easy to standardize for apartments, on-street parking, etc. 5-10 years after that, we can either start mandating new vehicles be completely emissionsfree.
Thanks for pointing that out. That particular opening was filled, there's a new one open and I'll link that. I updated the original post but for reference: https://bit.ly/3xv3uOC
I've run into problems bind-mounting node_modules, so I just do an install for the image. There are the performance problems you mentioned, but also sometimes libraries build differently in Linux vs. Mac.
As a stock owner, owning thousands of dollars of Apple equipment, and respect for the company I think this is a huge mistake.

This technology benefits practically nobody, consumes resources, and is bad for the reputation of the "privacy" aware company.

If something like this is to be implemented the door is opened for scanning everything else.

Here is a question: If I know my photos will be scanned for child pornography, would I keep child pornography in my phone?
Do these "more or less autonomous" villages have electricity, internet, and running water?
If they claim e2e, but we scan on the client side then we should sue them for deceptive marketing.

e2e means something specific and should be an absolute requirement in a post Snowdon age, not something that is optional or a compromise.
The thing that helped me improve is just to become always curious about the new upcoming tech stacks. That way, you will always get ahead of the pack. Practice and build side projects so that they will drastically build up your understanding.
>In many cases, what you're working on doesn't have an answer on the internet.

>That usually means the problem is hard or important, or both.

Really ? If a problem is important someone likely already tackled it. I mean 15 years ago this was less likely, but these days there's so much work in the open and search is very good, when I find there aren't any references for my problem it usually means I misinterpreted the problem or I'm doing something very niche.
It really is! I'm Asian and have bounced between a few communities over the years. The largest group can act as if the others aren't significant enough to bother with. The other groups constantly have to defend their differences from constant influence and comparison with the majority.
Good question.

I think they should be outright rejected, rather than flagged.
Wow nice way to promote division BlackOakTV. It’s nice to know skin color matters so much to your company. Me? I try to make things more about the person rather than their color.
The value destroying effect of arbitrary date pressure on code
I did an internship in a largely white rural town (e.g. ~0.5% black). One of the other interns who was black confided in me that he was uncomfortable walking around town and grocery shopping, since he was stared at constantly.
I have no wish to start a flame-war here but I would politely disagree with your point of view. Even non-techie users are taught not to reuse credentials. Sure, they still do buuuttt...as an Admin for a 300+ client CMS system ... to not know any better is inexcusable. Even if they didn't know it at the time of starting out in the industry - at what point would they be so blind as to not know / have read about hacks of others and/or the existance of haveibeenpwned and seen the error of their ways?

Sorry but no. No.
So... What's next? A Thinkpad with Linux? I really wish there was more competition. There is simply no other digital ecosystem that works as well as Apple's.
I downvoted and here's why.

For starters, experts do admit when they are wrong. That comes in the form of later studies and more refined models. Experts in the field of science and research let the data speak.

A lot of distrust in "experts" has come from the fact that as new data comes in experts have changed the models they used (for example, abandoning global cooling back in the 70s).

What we are seeing in climate change is the evidential weight equivalent to what we have for evolution. It's massive, it's conclusive, and it's undeniable. It's not something that's just one study or a few scientists pet theories, it's accepted by all serious climate scientists.

To overturn that amount of evidence, you'd need an equal amount of evidence and, frankly, nothing has been found that comes close to disproving it.

If there's been any evidence of the experts being "wrong" it is in fact pointing towards them having underestimated the impacts.

> The media has a vested interest in working you up (this includes social media). They make money off your attention, don't give it to them.

Or you could do like I've done and look up the research for yourself. It's bleak.

Rather than burying your head in the sand and rejecting news that makes you feel upset, it's important to make sure you aren't letting your own biases drive your opinions.

I say all this as someone that was formerly a climate change denier. Funnily, it was an "askscience" reddit question that ultimately moved me and changed my opinion here. The responders gave me a plethora of scientific evidence and data which all points to exactly the same conclusion. Man made greenhouse gases are heating up the earth which, in turn, is causing a higher rate of natural disasters.

Experts can be wrong, they usually aren't, and when they are they update and change their models to explain both why they are wrong and how the new data fits in. That's how science works. It's a constant process of "being wrong" or learning more and refining the models and predictions.
Ask HN: Why do I get my ham radio out on my holidays?
I have my own, one man IT company. I always seem to have the compulsion to get my ham radio out and do tech projects on my holidays. Has anyone figured out where this type of compulsion comes from? I know it's not a good use of downtime but this probably won't stop me.
Thank the media. We weren't obsessed with race until recently. Also shoot every journalist.
The common values of the European Union are there, visible for all: graft through subsidies and comfy posts for you and your political allies. Tried and proven, works beautifully, all the politicians love it!
The diagrams in this article are a value destroying mistake
Can we replace “black” with “straight white” here?

Don’t think that’s okay?

Netflix and HBO Max is filled with LGBTQ of all races already. To the point it breaks from immersion. What are you talking about being “under represented in Hollywood?” 13% of the us population are black Americans, it’s at least that in shows (likely much higher).

I’m sick of this racism. If I started a “Netflix for white people” I’d be banned everywhere.
That makes a lot more sense and I don't know why I thought otherwise! Ha, thanks/sorry.
Consistency. All the Google hardware forever has allowed easy factory unlocking without a fuss, easy ways to restore to standard OS images without jumping through hoops, and are widely available. Plus they allow re-locking the booloader and the phone equivalent of enrolling your own custom secure boot keys. They also provide firmware updates for a long time so you can get platform/hardware patches too. CalyxOS does provide these in their images.

The 3a/4a are cheap and have headphone jacks and good cameras. What's not to love? Until they change their policy on unlocking bootloaders and installing custom OSs they're great devices. I still have a Nexus 5 that runs PostmarketOS and Ubuntu Touch, and if it completely breaks I can always use ADB/Fastboot to flash the Android 6 images that are still on Google's website. Don't even have to log in to get them.
Ranged float or would unorm/snorm work as well ?
YAGNI. Following it strictly, following it mercilessly.

Then follow the other user's answer about getting something working end-to-end first and fleshing it out after that.

These two things alone have helped me prototype things from ideation to working, testable project with almost a 100% success rate (even if the idea ended up being bad, of course).

EDIT: Should expand on the "mercilessly" part. Even if you think you'll need a trivial, small abstraction five minutes from now, don't code it until it's blocking you. It seems extreme (well, it is part of the Extreme Programming principles) but it has granted me a 10x improvement in productivity as well as code quality after really committing to it.
For what it's worth, the Arm "alternative half-precision" format is not very different from IEEE binary16. The difference is that instead of using the maximum exponent value (0x1f) to represent infinities and NaNs, the AHP format uses it the same way as any other non-zero exponent, to represent normalized fp values. The tradeoff is that you lose NaNs and infinities, but you double the range of numbers you can represent (the max value goes from 65504 to 131008).

You have to select AHP by setting an FP config register bit, so (unlike bfloat16 vs binary16) it's a "for this whole chunk of code I am going to use this format" choice.
European nature has survived glaciations before and recovered (more or less).
White stories and characters are not under-represented in European media, so this is a non-sequitur.
Unpopular opinion but I think we (as engineers) can start by reducing bloat in our software, optimise running processes, to reduce device churn so that we can use our devices for a much longer time. Avoid bloaty software and reward developers that respects available computing power.

Computer functionality has been stagnant for a long long time yet system requirements are growing exponentially.
Here is the answer from HSG (also in German): https://www.unisg.ch/de/wissen/newsroom/aktuell/rssnews/camp...
The EPA graphs on Agriculture emissions are misleading. They don’t include things like the petrochemical production that goes primarily to creating fertilizer, the transportation costs that are baked into the global food production system, and they don’t adequately account for land use change related to agriculture. On land use alone, if we ignore the fact that natural forests have been destroyed for mono crop animal feed production, we’re missing a huge carbon sink. That land wasn’t always farm land.
I used to believe that media representation didn't matter. After all, fictional characters are fiction, why should I expect them to look like me?

Then someone pointed out to me that my favourite super-hero was Spider-Man because Peter Parker is a 20-something loser, just like me.
"In the eyes of those who anxiously seek perfection, a work is never truly completed—a word that for them has no sense—but abandoned; and this abandonment, of the book to the fire or to the public, whether due to weariness or to a need to deliver it for publication, is a sort of accident, comparable to the letting-go of an idea that has become so tiring or annoying that one has lost all interest in it."

–Rosalie Maggio

Source: https://quoteinvestigator.com/2019/03/01/abandon/
Yes the country has lost its mind. They’re reconstituting segregation in the U.S. at the moment
"Netflix for black people" implies that the color of someone's skin determines so much about their personality that they need their own separate streaming service to watch shows on. I don't see how this is any improvement over the existing streaming services that already include a ton of indie content from a lot of different cultures.
What happens on overflow or 0/0 with this format?
If you're not sure whether an app is compatible with microG or a flavor of Android without Google Play Services, Plexus is a helpful database of crowdsourced compatibility ratings:

- Plexus: https://plexus.techlore.tech

- GitHub: https://github.com/techlore/plexus
> A lot of conservatives I know just don't engage with news anymore because once you notice these kinds of rhetorical patterns you can't un-see them.

CNN and WaPo both engage in word association type brainwashing. Anything negative one republican does, they associate it with all to help build that unconscious bias. In other sentences they'll associate proud boys or other extremist groups with the republicans to help build that idea that all republicans are extremists. It's a big part of why there's a huge divide these days. And yes, it gets old and sickening.
Of the three new features mentioned, the CSAM scanning one is not yet coming to Monterey.

> new technology in iOS and iPadOS* will allow Apple to detect known CSAM images stored in iCloud Photos.

> * Features available in the U.S.

The iMessage and Siri feature paragraphs do mention Monterey.
> Homes are only expensive if you want to live in a popular urban area.

Compared to the past, homeownership is expensive nationally, and the general trend has long been up although there wasa a sharp, temporary reduction from the late 2000s financial crisis [0]. Sure, there is regional variation, but that doesn't mean that national prices are relatively static.

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/?g=kYEb
I own one of these. Upgraded from my Surface Book 2. No complaints so far, except that the Fn key is where the Ctrl key should be and I keep pressing the Fn key :)
You wrote: <<<I don't know what country you're from but if you don't think there are subcultures in your country under-represented by the dominant media I'd assert you're almost definitely wrong.>>>

Agree. I could imagine Netflix-for-Turks streaming in Europe for overseas Turks!
> consent decree

> Asking the ftc every single time what they should do?

You were so close to getting it.
As someone else mentioned, for a NAS using TrueNAS (used to be FreeNAS) is easy enough and quite satisfying. You can find plenty of guides.

In general, you need to balance budget, capacity requirements, and form factor. Old servers are often great. Big disks seem like a good idea, but for rebuild times going over 4TB is horrible.

However, unfortunately HDD prices right now are horrible...
Having 6.5 acres I just cannot avoid grass. The alternative to grass is labour. I already have too many gardens (half of my property is wooded tho so that's ok). But I have no interest in "lawns". I just "let" a lot of clover, creeping charlie, plantain etc grow. Or rather, I make no effort to maintain it other than mow. So I just try to be strategic about when I mow to avoid toad and bee death.
What is the plan for integrating with custom aspects of Mac machines like the t2 chip?
>If someone takes a new picture of a child being abused, that won't be on the database so won't get flagged.

Hah. That's an interesting point.

If anything you are encouraging new child porn.
Just wait till you find out there's a National Anthem for Black People.
A few months ago, I bought a nicely packed and customized P14s Gen 1 in France (Qwerty !) with 16GB and 400 nits for under 1000 euro.
The article didn't talk about f16 or anything like that. It just talks about some complications when implementing f16 support. I'm not sure what exactly you want the author not to bitch about.
And companies are terrified of any sort of liability here, which can lead to over-broad policies.

On reddit, you can't link to written content like stories or fanfiction (words only, without any image files) if any character in your fictional story is under 18 and does anything sexual in the story.
Nouveau IBM Font – Dafont.com (2009)
The weird thing is many people don't know that the European honeybee the only bee we humans get honey from is an invasive species in the Americas.
You can configure the application side to re-request authentication. This is similar to how Google requires you to sign in with a password when accessing sensitive endpoints like passwords.google.com.
If anyone is curious about the SQL "time based attack" the author said to Google for, here's some info:

https://www.sqlinjection.net/time-based/
You can change it in the UEFI so that Fn acts as Ctrl and vice versa.
This isn't realistic advice for most people eating meat every day. It's better to suggest trying to not eat meat for a single day per week as a start.
That's a little cynical though don't you think? Couldn't it be that they were sincere in the beginning but over time, company culture changes, the original founders move on/retire/die/etc and pressure from government, lobbyists, etc add up. I guess its the same result in the end.
> How is it racist to offer something as a business, it's not like it's a government or other public project

I've seen people suggest that censorship is only censorship if the government does it, but suggesting that racism is only racism when the government does it too is a first.
I have a P14s with a 4750U and it flies through Pop!_OS. Wouldn't hesitate to recommend to anybody.
Why did you leave out "Through Fraudulent Offerings" that was in the original title?
It feels like people (early on in this thread) are more offended because of the chosen phrasing in the title? Are those same people offended by BET?

With the accompanying explanation by Uzo0312, how is this racist?

"For black people" does not mean "Not for any other people". I want to watch great content and if Blackoak produces it, I'll watch it like I would with any other provider.

The fact that they'll encourage and fund more black creators seems like a great thing. I'm sure there are funds out there for women directors, are those sexist?

Netflix for Women focusing on stories with female leads or with female directors doesn't sound offensive to me either.

Good luck with Blackoak, it seems like there is a great market for it and it will elevate black creators.
> "The United States is 76.3% white ( https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/fact/table/US/PST045219 ), it's not a division it's a number, there are just literally less people of color in the country, a minority of the population."

Will it be racist to continue using this terminology then, once the US reaches 50-50?
> when all the health agencies have rejected such observational results when it comes to things like Ivermectin?

Because they were falsified. Ok, I'm done with you, you are in the position of having walked into the hard science department looking for confirmation for your pet conspiracy theories, it isn't going to happen so please stop dumping your junk on HN, thank you.
You're implying the reverse causation. The reflection is "can't find answer" -> "might be hard", not "might be hard" -> "can't find answer".

Surely there is copius documentation on a significant number of hard problems.
AC Feels Great, but It’s Terrible for the Planet
Why does "Netflix for Black People" scarily remind me of "Water fountains for Black People". This is horrifying, OP please consider this in your approach.