skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Shaming? I apologize, I was asking a question, which the OP kindly answered with more detail. I'm often kindof a jerk; OP had a problem that i found interesting, so now there's ^two^ problems.

A merchant account has several advantages; you might well find a person to talk to in case of conflict and confusion, possibly even the same person over time. The fees are lower too, I think.
October will be interesting, wonder how busy NAB will be. I know one supplier from the UK who's planning on quarantining in the carribean for 2 weeks ahead of NAB because the US still wont let people from Europe in (other than Nigel Farage)
FYI: certificate on https://bubbleapps.io is invalid and cases warnings before it redirects.
Probably because it would have been too long for the character limit.
"Walking distance to schools" seems very at odd with the 'helicopter parent / pre-arrange play-dates / driving kids everywhere all the time' style of child rearing I see with many of my peers. The notion of being within walking distance to a school and actually have the kid walk... seems antiquated. I did it, in the 70s and 80s, but it seems to be a thing of the past in many areas.
Good laptop, but with a few small drawbacks:

- No vapor chamber cooling, just regular heat pipes

- Monitor has thick borders

- Not 16:10

- Fn/Ctrl are swapped (all thinkpad laptops)

- Thinkpad's fingerprint readers never worked reliably to me

- I personally prefer USB-C network adapter instead of the bulky RJ45

- 720p camera, but most of laptops have a bad web cam...

- I assume it will have very average speakers. Usually Lenovo puts a "DOLBY SOUND" label on laptops with improved sound quality.
Which ocean current, when was it predicted to collapse, and what do they mean by collapse?
When I got my T450s some years ago, I just put a call out on the thinkpad subreddit asking for coupons. A lenovo rep sent me a coupon that made the purchase worth it.
ITT: Whyt folx suggesting that curating media that targets a specific cultural audience is problematic without realizing that they already enjoy that same experience every day of their lives.

But I love it. One thought that comes to me: If you’re successful at this, you probably get to repeat the story of the big record labels poaching black creators in the 1920s. That’d be good history to dive into and weave into the marketing narrative you pitch to your creators. A solid outreach and education piece for indie makers could have lasting societal impact all on its own.
Exactly this. This racial segregation fetish mostly fuelled by leftwing Americans is insane.
That implies people who subscribed to this service would entirely stop watching other content. But you don't think that, do you?
If you manage to talk to Tyler Perry I have a pitch for a new movie idea.

"Tyler Perry's Madea's Gillian's Island".

Basically, Madea wins some sort of lottery and wins a free vacation all expenses paid to a resort in Mexico with her and the gang (and tyler + his daughter, and her new boyfriend) but the plane goes down over the bermuda triangle and they end up shored up on an unknown island.

Throughout the film tyler's daughters boyfriend (who tyler thinks is a loser, gangster) has to work along with tyler to help the family survive. Madea does her usual thing, and mostly tans on the beach, complains and yells at people.

The heartwarming message of uniting in the face of disaster, combined the usual Madea hijinks are sure to make this a non-stop blast of a film.

plot twist: madea had a cell phone that works the whole time, but refused to use it in order to make the family bond.

Please get this to the higher ups as I really want to see this film made.
Can you also get those 90s shows back in your platform? Martin, Fresh Prince, Roc, etc. Uncle Phil the pool shark. Also, In Living Color. Have classics and new content too.
I don't think my point is "no other group of people has endured what Black people have". At any rate: I don't think I have much more to say about this that would be relevant to Uzo and Iyanu's startup, which is neat and deserves the attention.
I know is possible to use genetic engineering to 'knock-out' a species by introducing some genes that cripple the females but allow the males to carry the bad gene forward through the rest of the population.

Making species extinct on purpose sounds bad, but hear me out. What if we do the knock-out technique on the most economically destructive pests so that we no longer need broad insecticides? We should probably only do this to pests that exclusively feed on crops and not generalists. But there are a ton of specialized pests that feed on human agriculture.

For instance, if you make the corn borer moth extinct in the wild, would you still need to spray cornfields? Or what about the Colorado Potato Beetle, the Boll Weevil, etc?
Thanks for the citation. Here is a link to the paper cited in the article you've referenced [1]. It does not make claims that are in disagreement with my previous citations.

Quotes from [1]:

- "The notable evolution of neutralizing breadth after infection with SARS-CoV-2 and the robust enhancement of serologic responses and B cell memory achieved with mRNA vaccination SUGGESTS that convalescent individuals who are vaccinated should enjoy high levels of protection against emerging variants without a need to modify existing vaccines."

- "No statistical methods were used to predetermine sample size. The experiments were not randomized and the investigators were not blinded to allocation during experiments and outcome assessment."

In summary [1] shows that "Vaccination increases all components of the humoral response" [1]. This is well established in the literature, and not really up for debate.

However, the mistake you're making is jumping to the conclusion that higher neutralizing titre levels (or antibodies, anti-RBD IgG, etc) are inherently more beneficial. This has not been demonstrated in the literature yet, and it's extremely difficult to determine at what level someone is "protected enough".

Here's a direct quote from the article you linked to, supporting this fact:

- "At the moment, the quantity and vigour of a person’s neutralizing antibodies are the best markers for assessing whether that person is protected from infection and illness — although scientists are still working to confirm that antibody levels can serve as a realistic stand-in for immune protection."

> Your first two citations merely suggest

The evidence provided by [2] goes well beyond "mere suggestion", with statistically significant findings and N = 52,238.

Quote from [2]:

- "The cumulative incidence of SARS-CoV-2 infection remained almost zero among previously infected unvaccinated subjects, previously infected subjects who were vaccinated, and previously uninfected subjects who were vaccinated"

[1] Naturally enhanced neutralizing breadth against SARS-CoV-2 one year after infection
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-021-03696-9

[2] Necessity of COVID-19 vaccination in previously infected individuals
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.06.01.21258176v...
How is a storage format that's not used for math important for speeding up actual computations? I'm curious.
Why is it socially acceptable to to brand products and services based upon "serving" race? "a subscription video platform serving black audiences by making it easy for them to watch TV shows and movies that feature black stories and characters." A video platform service white audience by making it easy for them to watch TV shows and movies that feature "white" stories and characters wouldnt this be considered racist?
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Dang is not going to have a fun day today.
Scans for exact matches of hashes of photos provided by the government. Apple is not controlling the hash database.
I can certainly see where saying "for black people" doesn't sit well with a lot of people. However, that's exactly who we're targeting with the content. That doesn't mean it has to be exclusive. Most of the lyrics in rap songs are generally by black people and intended for black audiences, but it doesn't mean other people don't love it, can't appreciate it, or shouldn't listen. It just means the artist wanted to reach a certain demographic, a demo that was also likely wanting to hear an artist that spoke to how they see and live in the world.
I bought this exact model the other day, two days later it was cancelled and a refund was issued as they no longer had the 4K panel in stock. Looks like I'm going to miss out on these AMD CPUs this generation and have to go with an XPS 13 instead.
So the author has admitted to unauthorized computer access in his blog post. I'm wondering whether or not he will be prosecuted. Would the target he hacked need to press charges?
Google search was two orders of magnitude better. Gmail launched with 1G storage when hotmail offered 10M. Both products launched with exponentially growing customer base too.

Despite that, hotmail still exists.

While first mover doesn't guarantee success, it's certainly an illusion.
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> I think they have a specific channel for this

Here is Netflix's Black Stories page: https://www.netflix.com/browse/genre/81305957
I think you are assuming an offense that isn't stated. More likely the prior comment reflected a curiosity around an experience not present in their own localized culture.
The problem is that nothing is ever so clear cut and dry and it's always _possible_ to cut corners to rush something out, but rarely is it the right thing to do. Everyone should brush their teeth and look both ways before crossing the street, but when being chased by a killer it might make sense to skip these things. However that should be extremely rare.

The challenge is that there are no hard rules and it's highly dependent on the context. That requires mutual understanding and trust between the business and development.
I think it's not so much that the IEEE f32/f64 choice was necessarily perfect so much as that it was "good enough", and so it's not worth the hardware costs of handling multiple formats or the headaches of picking a single choice that's something else. With f16 because you only have 16 bits the tradeoffs are suddenly much more sharp, because you don't have enough to both have a reasonable representable range (large exponent field) and a reasonable precision (large mantissa field). So you must trade one against the other, and it can be worth the extra hardware to support two points in the tradeoff range.
I love docker I just get really confused when the networking gets involved in the mix. Like I tried to make a airflow cluster with docker and I gave up.
I found this a better explanation

https://hackernoon.com/timing-based-blind-sql-attacks-bd276d...

Timing attacks let you get a boolean true or false answer from an injected query and, I think, guess secrets: any correct guess will give a delayed response, and a false wlil return immediately.
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> In a majority white country you don't need to say x for white people, because that's the default

If it would merely be a redundancy, why would it provoke outrage? "Conservative Talk Radio" seems pretty redundant to me, but doesn't provoke any emotion.
The bacon thing really frustrates me. Bacon slices are getting way too dang thin, I need to go to the butcher counter for the fresh sliced bacon to get actual thick cuts again.
Thank you. We'll do our best...with the company, and this thread!
People like MLK fought for equality. Today, you see black people fight for segregation by instituting things like this. The question is why? The answer, I believe, is not to represent the underrepresented as stated here but more obviously use "for blacks" as a marketing device to make money.
Out of curiosity, do all black people in the US have the same cultural background? Or is it just the skin color?
That is because you are incorrectly using the the charge of the Slippery slope fallacy to hand wave away legitimate concerns by reducing them to an absurdity which is itself a logical fallacy

The legitimate concerns here are not a slippery slop, they are real and self evidence born from countless examples through out history of these types of survelence systems being abused. EFF points to a coulple, other artiles point to other examples

It takes a person an extremely dense person (or intellectually dishonest) to simply hand wave all of these concerns away as "well that is just a slippery slope so I can ignore you"
Many of these algorithms are bandwidth- or cache-limited on modern machines, so you can get significant speedup by storing your data in fewer bytes, even if you expand it in registers before actually doing computation on it.
38 ziplock gallon bags on the costco box...used to be 60.
What does "X for white people" look like though? The only reason that "X for black people" exists is that black people are a minority group and aren't sufficiently catered to by X, which is already more or less "X for white people" by default, at least in the US and much of Europe. As such, any product that that markets itself explicitly to white people (again, only referencing the US and Europe here) is much more likely to have less socially acceptable intent behind it

"X for white people" makes more sense in a population where caucasians are the minority, for instance in China.
> Show me a mechanism for action anywhere in any application of mRNA

Again, would such a mechanism have been possible to show for thalidomide? Can you point to any peer-reviewed science that shows any danger of thalidomide, that's dated before the birth defects actually started happening? If your standard of unsafety couldn't be met for something that we now know for sure is unsafe, it's obviously a bad standard to use.
It's like voting--if you know game theory, you know that voting is a waste of your time.

If I spent all my life avoiding "car dependence" at all, much less with the goofy fervor of the virtue-signalling green crew on the internet, I'd have roughly zero impact on climate change.

As it stands, I get to enjoy big ol' diesel trucks and dirtbikes and motorcycles.

Plenty of people don't enjoy these things and are happy sitting on the bus and enjoying things in cities, movie theaters or museums or whatever.

I just have different preferences.

Luckily, my preferences seem rare, so it's no worry.

Also, the biggest driver of climate change is the sun.
I interpreted it as the culture was unique, not the way it evolved, but re-reading it, I can see how you interpreted it that way, too,
I understand the point you're trying to make, but unless they're excluding white people from subscribing I have a hard time accepting it. An industry that comes to mind is haircare, there are tons of brands and a long history of companies that explictly cater to black hair ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madam_C._J._Walker , is a great person to look into ). I can buy products from those companies, despite their focus being on the black community, and many being black owned. Conversely, the majority of haircare products available cater to more traditionally white hair types and black people are free to buy them. There is no exclusion, just a market where the majority of the products cater to the majority of people, and there was a market need filled to cater to the minority. A haircare company in say, Nigeria, would not have to go out of their way to say it's catering to black hair, just like Nollywood does not have to say it's featuring black voices, it's just understood that it's a representation of the majority of the population.
What's a black story ?
Feels like "our" ancestors must have felt in the 30's? The storm is gathering... I'd suggest finding a community of like minded people, (most of the western world remains oblivious) looking into growing insects, mushrooms and stuff with led lights.. also according to "Before the flood" (great film btw) the Gulf stream risks moving too and Europe entering a new ice age..so moving south seems like a good idea, which is great as they are more affordable countries with people generally being more...helpful?

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https://blog.elcomsoft.com/2021/01/apple-scraps-end-to-end-e...
It's not "Water Fountains for Black People". It's "Water Fountain - White People Not Welcome". That's the part that's missing here, we're straw-manning as if white-people are affronted to this catering to a black-culture niche, not at all. I'll stand 100% corrected if this new service hosts white-people, white-actors and white-content that black-people would enjoy watching, and is staffed by an inclusive mix of black and white employees.

Then again, we live in a society where discrimination against white people is 100% legal and promoted, so I won't have much hope for this being inclusive for all.
This could be an amazing idea or a terrible one. Especially if financial products can be built on top of Miami Coin ($MIA) which would allow speculators to effectively short Miami. While Mayor Suarez could be correct that it $MIA can earn millions for the city, it could also be detrimental.
Yes. It's a community management software where you can build your own white-label community site. But what makes Beam.gg unique from other community platforms is how it gamifies the online community experience to engage and excite members with playful user interactions. We introduce gaming elements like ranks, quests, badges, and leaderboards to incentivize members, increase engagement, and grow a more active community as a whole.
I think this depends somewhat on how old they were - young people do stupid things.
No, there are organic pesticides. Some on them can be better (e.g. less stable) than some synthetic ones, that's all. And them being organic also guarantees that they can't be improved, in terms of stability or targeting, so that is entirely stupid.
I can't complain. But can't compare it to the M1. I had a 2020 MBPro and am currently using a XPS 13 with maxed out specs.

The camera on the XPS is some leagues below. The microphone had driver issues from the start and it cost me two days for a software workaround.

Other than that I am in every way more happy. Keyboard, track pad and resolution. Performance even with crappy corporate spy-and crapware is definitely way better.

I thought I would miss the Mac more. Not looking back once the mic was fixed.
This looks like a similar problem to yours. They fixed that, even though it affected SSDs that they did not themselves sell: https://forums.puri.sm/t/support-with-booting-from-nvme-ssd/....
What are you saying about non-white people who enjoy those channels?
This is such a massive story now there will be damage control.
XD stands for eXperience Design but I like the emoticon interpretation.
Making YouTube videos to retain knowledge.

In 2020, I wanted to learn about micro-services so I made a project to learn the basics of Docker and containerize a web app.

If I went back now to read the code, I'd have no idea what's going on. Fortunately, I made a detailed video[0] explaining the workflow and I can always reference that if I want to pick up where I left off. It's also nice to see that nearly ~2k people found that video useful.

Whenever I learn a new technology/framework, I immediately make a short video about it, and I OFTEN come back to reference that video at later dates.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAE85JCBrDY
Legal status is just an international politics bargaining chip and should not be considered a replacement for semantics.
Terrorism - the unlawful use of violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims.
In Apple's public comments they repeatedly say things like "Apple can't access metadata or visual derivatives for matched CSAM images until a threshold of matches is exceeded for an iCloud Photos account."

If they are only concerned with iCloud accounts then... why not scan in the cloud? Can anyone explain to me why client-side scanning is actually needed here? As far as I'm aware, Apple only E2E encrypts iMessages, not iCloud photos or backups.

US politicians (to say nothing of countries with less individual freedoms) already openly pressure tech companies to censor specific content. And tech companies will do so even to the point of blocking direct, private, 1-1 messages sharing specific news. In that light, Apple's crossing a line to client-side scanning seems deeply concerning.

I don't see how keeping this as narrowly-targeted as it's being advertised would ever be possible or even intended.
They do in the US, at least at the major grocery stores. Not always for sale items though.
It looks to me like simple economics - there's a niche market with unmet demand.
> the only solution that will work long-term is talking with kid and educating them instead of out-sourcing parenting to tech company.

Sometimes otherwise good, smart kids, with good parents, can be caught up by predation. It isn't always as simple as making sure the kid is educated; they'll still be young, they'll still be immature (< 13!), and it will sometimes be possible to manipulate them. I'm not saying that what Apple is doing is a good answer, it probably isn't, but it's an answer to a genuine felt need.
MySQL 8 supports FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED [1], but does not have a RETURNING clause.

MariaDB 10.5+ supports a RETURNING clause, and 10.6 now has FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED. This is quite new though (10.6 went GA a month ago) so there might be some wrinkles.

[1] https://mysqlserverteam.com/mysql-8-0-1-using-skip-locked-an...
Miles Morales is one of the most successful new Marvel characters too.

But there's something authentic about Miles when other characters feel like pandering.

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Nick Fury Junior is technically a newer character. (The original Nick Fury Senior is white). They just handwaved the difference by sticking a junior in the name without elaboration though.

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Black Panther from the 70s is definitely pandering lol. But the writers were good at it. (Blatant pandering isn't necessarily a bad thing in the right context)
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That addon got the exact same stringent audit by my security team as did the Firefox web browser that I installed to browse the entire O365 website to begin with.
I spent a year working on GUI applications. It forced me to learn more about threading, asynchrony, and concurrency than I had in 8 years of working on back-end services.

after a long time mostly working on back-end code. It forced me to grapple with threading, concurrency, and asynchrony every day (stay off the UI thread!); I learned more
"in that" is an english phrase that when used means exactly how I interrupted it
I joined the Citizen's Climate Lobby, and I've found them to be very well-organized and super effective. Please give it a shot!
Nickelodeon's success isn't predicated on all kids liking that programming, just some substantial/critical mass of them. Same for the other examples, including BlackOakTV.

Presumably black people who like to see shows with [non-black] diversity are already having their needs met. Addressing a market whose needs are not being met has business (and social) value.
afik not a single ryzen laptop uses ECC from the factory and documentation on compatibility is pretty horrible; this is the only thing stopping me from making the leap.
I’m considering the Nokia 8110 (banana phone)

KaiOS, somewhere between a smart phone and a dumb phone. Still has Google maps, not sure if you need a Google account tho.
The new system is overkill for iCloud, which Apple already scans. The obvious conclusion is Apple will start to scan photos kept on device, even where iCloud is not used.

Very smart people are not getting this wrong.
It's only a matter of time until this comes to non-Apple devices as well, I think. Personally, I'm biding my time with Android phones hoping that phones where I personally control the software running on them can become usable.
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