skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There is a big difference between those you are involuntarily celibate because they lack the social skills and those who identify with the incel subculture.

The culture, at its base, is toxic to humanity.
> Do you think the constitution needs a change to address that?

Yes, because only a constitutional amendment can set federal minimum standards that cannot be undermined by state or other, lower government. And given how state governments are already busy with trying to pass antidemocratic measures - not just the usual gerrymandering stuff, but giving legislatures the power to override Electoral College votes in case of fraud "allegations" - this is a real need!

> Still, the power was peacefully (if scandalously) passed to the next elected President.

It barely was passed peacefully. Had a sole heroic police officer not lured the crowd away, they would have gotten (and probably hanged) Pence - it was a matter of sixty seconds. And anyway, it's hard to speak of a pass of power when large parts of the Republican voter base don't see Biden as legitimate President, and a not-negligible portion is delusional enough to believe QAnon claims that Biden is serving in a replica White House and Trump is still President.

> But I think one thing is worse: closing your eyes to not see them, while they continue doing the repulsive and dangerous things unseen.

It's not about closing one's eyes to not see the pus. It is to pass a clear message to people on the fringe: this sort of opinion is not welcomed in society and you will get punished for it. And it is also a message to democratic people: democracy is worth fighting for, fighting against those that threaten its existence.
Yep, I'm gonna go into a dumb phone if those changes go in. Privacy was the whole reason I was in Apple's ecosystem. If they're gonna spy on me, even if it's a good reason, then there's no privacy anymore. Basically: fuck them.
New Zealand?
Yes I can vouch for that. psql on command line is also quite good…
Left 4 Dead developers hope new game lives up to fans' expectations
Well there is the part where people in charge of government bodies specifically dealing with terrorism didn't bother to check for this correlation before:

> I thought these cases challenged conventional wisdom about terrorism, which holds that it is all about ideology. (...) When I raised this with the authorities, however, I encountered scepticism and disbelief.

I think that's quite a significant oversight, and given the effort it took to convince them to correct that oversight a dismissive reply suggesting this is obvious seems inappropriate in context.

The point is that violence against women is often ignored, and the flippant replies here are yet another confirmation of that.
It's curious to me that I've on a number of occasions seen UK folks make reference to the horrors of US folks saying hello in the elevator. Generally here in the US I don't see a lot of that. It's usually a dance of awkwardly looking around so as to not make eye contact and then have to acknowledge others in the elevator. More recently, cell phones make it easier to have something to stare at. Perhaps it is other parts of the US where folks typically chat in the elevator?

When I was in Tokyo last, I got in the elevator and there was one other guy in there with me. He asks me if I'm American and when I said yes, he grinned approvingly and enthusiastically said he, in fact, was South Korean. I was very confused as to why he thought that meant we had some kind of connection. He then asked if I wanted to come back to his room for a drink, which made me very uncomfortable because I just wasn't able to read the social cues well enough to understand his intentions. I politely said I was busy. I'm guessing he was just trying to be friendly, but I sorely wished I could just stare at my cell phone and not interact with him.
> But I don't know of any embedded DBs that do loads of type-checking.

Firebird Embedded: https://www.firebirdsql.org/pdfmanual/html/ufb-cs-embedded.h...
L4D games were probably one of my favourites growing up, I really hope Back 4 Blood lives up to the hype so far. It looks tremendous.
> Please don't take this personnaly as I'm not targeting you specifically with my comment: but I don't know how I feel about wealthy foreigners coming to a place, buy property and extract rent from locals, who may not even be able to afford ownership in the first place.

Weird statement. Don't worry, I wouldn't take your uncertainty about your own feelings personally.

However, I do understand you, and this is something we've struggled with. My wife is a Turk, and at first when we realized "hey, if we sell my house in Mendocino, we can live like princes in Istanbul, or kings on the Aegean", and once that novelty wore off, we decided that we weren't those people.

The argument itself can apply to anywhere. In San Francisco, I spent 10 years living in illegal punk warehouses where I was not a gentrifier, but then I spent 10 years living in Oakland, where I was a gentrifier, even though I'm from California.

Where does the line get drawn? Is it OK to have the $$ to buy a nicer place anywhere in my own country? What about my home state?

We still struggle with this question a lot.
You said it!

And let me add this. The social media sites like reddit/twitter/hackernews act as places to 'safely contain' people with such potential.

Because it gives them the feeling of doing something, but its effects does not cross out into the real world. Even if it come down to that, these people can be quickly silenced in the online world, and they wouldn't know what to do, apart from commenting/tweeting..

As someone said, it's humanly to make mistakes, but to really fuck it up, you need computers. Ah the gift of the internet!
I agree. I recently got responsibility for deploying an app on EKS. After collaboration with DevOps on Terraform, K8s/Helm and the myriad of assistive services, I wanted to replicate some of the infra privately, using another cloud provider.

My experience is that Terraform does encourage vendor lock-in because every cloud have slightly different resource topologies. Picking which resources to manage yourself in a cluster, and which to manage by Terraform seems like a place to strike a balance.
Yeah I don't understand why incels are seen as evil. Young men that have limited success with women don't always hate women they long for a deep meaningful relationship like everyone else. Most will never turn violent. I get that it's bad for society to have large numbers of incels but it weird how unsuccessful men are now assumed to be woman haters.
Also, the use of "rooster" in the US instead of "cock" or "cockerel" which is still common in UK/Commonwealth English.
> The monsters making these images know what they're doing is wrong, so they'll likely take efforts to scramble or further encrypt the data before uploading.

The ones that make national news from big busts do, because the ones that don't get caught much sooner and only make local news, because Google and other parties are have automatic CSAM identification online already (server side, not client side, AFAIK), and are sending hits to Homeland Security.
I don’t think it’s helpful to paint with as broad a brush as you are.

The processes of immigrating to the Netherlands for example are vastly less Kafkaesque and not subject to luck or some bureaucrat’s mood at the time. Everywhere else is not necessarily as difficult as America.
Embedded has the DeviceTree standard to serve the same purpose as PCIe enumeration. This is even supported inside UEFI (which is how we will boot standard distros, once our kernel patches trickle upstream). There's no reason why not using PCIe means "creating all these piles of e-waste doomed to only run crappy outdated vendor kernels". What does that isn't whatever choice of device enumeration you use, it's vendors not bothering to upstream anything.

(This is another difference between the Asahi Linux project and Corellium's kernel; we're going through the bureaucracy of standardizing all of our DeviceTree bindings, which takes time but establishes a common reference that other OSes such as OpenBSD and bootloaders such as U-Boot can use to also support drivers for this hardware using our first-level bootloader.)
One in a trillion. How many photos are taken every day on iPhones? I can assure you that it’s a non-zero number of “one in a trillion” at least once a week.
Selda, Blaze & WAI are far from being esoteric, don't mistake the boundaries of your knowledge for an objective line in the sand between what is esoteric and what is not.
Late versions of Thunderbird have integrated GPG functionality. I have tested and used this extensively and I think it's a required feature that enables most users to have excellent security in their communications.

For me, only this would be more than enough enough to switch to Thunderbird as my main mail client!
If it is really only to be used when iCloud Photos is turned on, why not do the hashing on Apple's servers when the photos are uploaded to the service? It is my understanding that this kind of hash-checking of files is a pretty standard thing on major cloud storage services.

I can only think of two reasons for this:

- for a future expansion into files that are not uploaded, even with cloud services turned off

- Apple doesn't want to foot the energy costs of doing it

Finally, it should be noted that this will also apply to macOS Monterey, not just iOS/iPadOS.
For nearly all sensors, you need to do one of two things:

- Make sure auto-calibration is disabled and manually calibrate the sensor once a year or so by taking it out into fresh air and running its fresh-air calibration routine.

- Leave auto-calibration enabled and make sure that the sensor is exposed directly to fresh air for at least an hour every single day.

These sensors are first and foremost designed for use in HVAC systems in commercial buildings, which usually (always?) have an overnight fresh-air purge, so to keep them calibrated, the manufacturers just assume the sensor will always see fresh air at least once a day calibrate them based on that assumption. In a residential environment, that usually doesn't work.

And FWIW, I've run a bunch of Sensirion SCD30 sensors for a few months and they worked quite well, with auto-calibration disabled. They're supported by ESPHome as well.

Sensirion also recently released their SCD4x sensors [0] which measure CO2 with some kind of black magic [1] instead of the usual NDIR. The coolest thing is that the sensor is relatively tiny and built for SMD assembly.

[0]: https://www.sensirion.com/en/environmental-sensors/carbon-di...

[1]: https://www.sensirion.com/en/about-us/company/pasensr-techno...
Apart from finding dark matter, what other applications would this sensor have? Would it be good for looking for submarines? Could you use it to detect buried electrical cables (for example 2m or more under the street?)
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Incels by definitions and incels as subculture are adjacent, but not really the same.

Also, your article says little about the involuntary part. Considering newfound visibility for asexuality, I'd not be shocked to find a substantial number of people in that third simply don't care for sex.
I get the impression that this kind of thing depends rather on what specific locked-down settings choices the Exchange admins have made. I use work's Office-365 mail setup (which is I assume basically "exchange in the cloud") with stock thunderbird plus the free "TbSync" and "Provider for Exchange ActiveSync" addons, for instance (and I only need those for calendar and contacts stuff). This relies on the Exchange server not having disabled IMAP and SMTP. So the userbase for this kind of connector feature is not just "people whose organisation uses Exchange" but "people whose organisation uses Exchange and whose mail admins are sufficiently anti non-Outlook clients to have turned off IMAP but not so anti non-Outlook clients as to just say that it's policy that you must use Outlook". (There was a period where stock Thunderbird couldn't handle a "Modern Authentication" Exchange setup, but as of Thunderbird 78 or so it now can.)

More generally, I've found in the past that "open source connectors etc to Exchange" support tends to be or become abandonware, because generally the kind of person who writes that sort of addon/integration doesn't really like working in the sort of environment which mandates Exchange and locks it down, and so after a few years when they move on to a new job that doesn't require them to use Exchange the addon becomes abandonware because the original author no longer needs it. So it probably does need to be either Mozilla taking it on as a "we must support this" feature or somebody like Beonex making it a paid product.
I thought that too, I was a bit confused by the fact Mozilla are still operating the donations in the OP, which is why I mention Mozilla specifically. Definitely s/Mozilla/Thunderbird devs/ if that's wrong though.
1. Writing original code. In the world of JavaScript this is both discouraged and extraordinarily feared. Do it anyway.

2. Avoiding OOP and composition early in my career. When you learn to focus first upon the goals of an application how things come together becomes a late triviality not worth serious consideration.

3. Know the foundations, standards, and intentions of your software environment. Hoping to bullshit your way past this with a tool is an artificial constraint that slows down delivery, limits creativity/capabilities, and severely retards performance.
No one gets to choose the delivery date, other than actual reality. Anything before that is a prediction. The question is how good is your predictive model and do people understand the error margins. In my experience high ups like to promise dates (in general). But it’s a dance: everyone knows it’ll be later because “IT project”

It takes a lot of trust and maturity and skill (from both technical and business side) to have continual value delivery instead of estimates. This is possible but not the common case.
>Gas flames can just get pans quite a lot hotter than electric or induction, generally.

This claim doesn't really pass the smell test for me. My induction burner gets plenty hot really fast, much warmer than I could ever practically use while cooking, even. After a quick search I was not able to find any data supporting the claim either - the only data I was able to find seemed to support induction peaking out at significantly higher temperatures than gas.

Do you have any data on gas vs induction- max temperatures?
I agree, but the parent comment wrote incels, and not those who identify with the incel subculture that creates lots of lies. HN is great, because it attracts people who understand different meanings of the same word, but much of media tries to wash them together.
To make things worse, the site doesn't work unless you disable Ublock Origin (and even when it works it's goddamn slow), and for some reason you get a location access request from your browser right when you click an entry (is there any reason they have to collect geographic data for a download link?)
This is an offensive slur towards Europeans.

In no country in the world, not even the US, is all speech legal.

Moving from the US to Europe, I've found a much _wider_ range of speech here in practice, partly because money is NOT considered to be equivalent to speech here.

And the latitude of speech is quite great. The Netherlands has some of the strictest laws about hate speech in the world, and yet one of our politicians evaded punishment (a minor fine) because he said Moroccans were like dogs, not that they were dogs. (It was more complicated than that, but that was the basic idea.)

Get a grip.
Amazon delays office return to January 2022 because the rise of Delta variant
But there actually ARE conspiracies. Practically every political group is scheming how to gain power and get their demands implemented.
Yes, the raw NAND storage modules are connected over PCIe on all M1 machines, to dedicated root ports that are behind ANS. As far as I can tell ANS implements (parts of?) the FTL and data striping and other high-level features, and effectively RAIDs together the underlying storage modules into a single unified NVMe interface. So in this sense, the PCIe here is just an implementation detail, the physical/logical interface Apple chose to connect its Flash modules to the built-in non-volatile storage controller in the M1.
thoraya maronesy on YouTube has many videos around this theme. Strangers talking about deep thoughts, talking to random persons passing by (behind curtains)

Worth looking at a little
Marxism is crap. It doesn't address the flaws in monetary systems leading to collective short term thinking.
Apple cares about developers making MacOS and iOS apps only enough to make it worth developing for their platforms.
They don’t care enough about software developers making other software on their platform. Look at what Lenovo and Dell (XPS) offer, developer specific models. Pro to Apple means creative types, Music, Photography, Video editing, and other content creation.

Microsoft has made a ton of nice cross platform development tools in recent years such as Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code. I’m sure Xcode could be used for non Mac/iOS stuff but IMHO their are much better tools.
On a less serious note, it reminds me of this comic strip: https://i.imgur.com/pOVHqmC.png
Fooling Neural Networks [pdf]
If you’re paying an electric bill the benefit associated with the debt was receiving electricity. How does that work with debt? For debt like a credit card bill it’s the money you spent when buying stuff etc. If you meant taxes then it’s government services already received, for example a strong military.

Why would a jury of peers be a benefit, unless you assume positive bias? It’s an option, you don’t need to be tried by your peers so you would only pick it if it’s better than being judged by a judge. That doesn’t mean it’s a positive bias, you might assume judges have a negative bias.

How does that work with the draft? Look at all the countries that have been invaded, compare them to countries that haven’t been. That’s the benefit of a strong military and the existence of the draft is part of that.
Which is why I hope that steam deck success. It'll open many more option for linux portable, and hopefully linux mobile based on steamos will follow through.
Raspberry Pi Quick Kit One – RPi in a Pelican Case
Considering the number of terrorists, and the number of domestic violence case, this won't really help with finding them.
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Are you still working on that? I saw your comments getting brutalized in a thread about a planesim game a little while ago.

That repo hasn't been updated in over a year. Have there been any success stories for grid-sdk other than what you've used it for?
Last month was worst July for wildfires on record
yep. This reminds me this https://www.tylervigen.com/spurious-correlations such as US suicide correlated to US spending on science.
@philistine is right that apple solution can only worth for short time being. Parents want easy automatic solution with "out of sight out of mind", but the only solution that will work long-term is talking with kid and educating them instead of out-sourcing parenting to tech company.

It's easily to design solution that will work around and allow sending either criminals or kids nude pictures under the radar, e.g.

1) Someone will eventually write web app that will use webrtc or similar for snapping nude picture (so that no picture is stored on device)
2) encrypting those photos on the server
3) sending the link to this nude image that will be rendered in html canvas (again no image will be stored on device)
4) link to web app that will rendered image will be behind captcha so that automated bots cannot scan it

Now do we want to go into the rabbit hole to 'protect the kids' and make Apple buildin camera drivers that will filter all video stream for nudity?
Abandonment comes to mind. A lot of us is assumptions, leaving them aside makes from a more open minded experience.
they do?
As my iPhone battery fades I'll be looking more and more at Pinephone.
In praise of habits
They're using NVMe with customizations because NVMe is a good standard. There's no reason to reinvent it from scratch when it works; they can just make the non-standard changes they feel like making, as they have already done.

There's no fundamental reason why NVMe has to be tied to PCIe; it just happens to be that way on existing devices.
There is a complicated legal and political process because there are a lot of things which are criminal that really shouldn't be. Historically, the law has been used to come down hard on people who:

* Say bad things about the king.

* Said good things about the king.

* Are homosexual and attempting to live their life.

* Are black and attempting to live their life.

* Are foreign, regardless of activity.

* Are female and attempting to own property.

* Are local but not the right type of local.

* The actual person is OK but they're trying to help the Jews.

* Own the wrong book.

* Worship the wrong god.

And in hindsight it is generally agreed that those laws were poorly thought out. Giving the police tools to enforce 100% compliance with the law is by no means a sane thing to do. And if that is the plan it would behove us to make sure the law is good first. Which it obviously isn't there are gaping holes in every legal system.
Yep. The big brains at the Guardian figured out that people willing to dehumanize large groups of people will also do so to their partners...

The article is so dumb it actually hurts to read, no wonder it was an opinion piece.
Similar things happening in Europe: https://www.patrick-breyer.de/en/chatcontrol-european-parlia...
In the US, maybe. In the UK it's usually called what it is, or the euphemism "vegetable oil". Often next to each other on the shelf.
When apple does it you can do nothing as a user. You can however complain to your representative in a democratic society