skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Moreover, those N other people can get vaccinated if they're worried about this particular risk. It's a great vaccine. It essentially prevents death from SARS-CoV2. If they don't, that's their choice.

Except for the people that are unable to get it due to a medical condition. Or unable to get it because they're too young. Or able to get it but it didn't work for them.

And then the fact that, as it spreads, it has a chance to mutate, so the more it spreads, the more we have to worry about dangerous variants.

Anyone who chooses not to get the vaccine just because "they don't want to" is putting the rest of society at risk... purely because they're selfish. As far as a lot of us are concerned, that's a pretty horrible type of person to be.

Of course, such people are welcome to not interact with the rest of society (nobody, not even other unvaccinated folks, per risk of mutation); live on farm and grow your own resources, etc. At that point, you're not putting anyone else at risk, so it's no longer selfish. However, I very much doubt many of such people, claiming "it's my body, so I can do what I want" are willing to actually follow through what's required to avoid putting _other people's bodies_ at risk.
Support for these were added into Blender via OpenSubdiv in Blender 2.8:

https://twitter.com/tonroosendaal/status/1025067227530362883...
> That requires a pilot who can take manual control should the docking system go wrong.

What would happen if something went wrong with a cargo Dragon? Clearly they don’t have or need someone on board to fly it.
(A little late, but had to reply...)

I am a Cloudflare employee. I was once a Google employee, so I'm quite familiar with the free food thing. I like the Cloudflare plan.

> Why not just buy lunch for the employees? A discount, are we worth so little that the other 50-60% is just too much?

We all accepted offers with the understanding that our salaries did not include free food. When comparing said offers against other companies that offer free food, we took that into account. The cost of the food is therefore already factored into the salaries we accepted.

I would rather be paid more and make my own choice where to eat, than be paid less and have the company decide what to feed me.

But the Google model has historically had the advantage that they paid for food with pre-tax dollars, so they could offer better food cheaper than the employee could have bought for themselves. Cloudflare's plan fixes that distortion.
> Meanwhile Amazon delivers. So they are outcompeting a company focused on delivery. That's a bit crazy?

This is what I don't get. Where Amazon will enter and who it will need to defeat has been abundantly clear for well over a decade. But all of their competitors have just chosen to lie down and slowly die.
My suggestion is that this should be changed.
wake up, poop, brush, bath, eat, do something, eat, do something, eat, do something, eat, meditate/ pray, sleep.

add a 40 mins exercise there, eat self cooked hot food untill recovery. the daily goal should be eat, brush, poop, sleep, bath, exercise, cooking. not job/work/saving the world.
Probably cheaper and easier for apple to kill them while small/young
> and never being available with the change to remote work!

Were they more available in the office? In my last job, the senior developer was rarely available and people complained about that while remote.

But because he was always in meetings or explaining things to management or fixing things that nobody else understood, he wasn't more available in the office either.

People just understood that he was probably in a meeting if not at his desk, but didn't make that connection with Slack.
Could it be that they are also active on Hacker News?
Reminds me of the Rosenhan Experiment [1] showing how fraught and unreliable psychiatric diagnoses can be.

1: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosenhan_experiment
Do you really believe that mandatory vaccination is the start of some expansion of government checking on everything? I'm seriously asking, like you already need a drivers license to drive, you put in taxes and the government keeps those in a central database, if you have kids in school they need to be vaccinated in most places I read in this thread. Why would covid vaccination suddenly trigger some government panopticon? they already have so much information on you, why would this be the hill you die on?
How do you know that the government is giving the same vaccines to whites and non-whites?

I mean, I'm white, and I'm pretty sure that they are, but I could forgive a black person for not being so sure.
So which browser is independent from Google? All others use are based on webkit and I would argue the amount of work that Google puts into that is worth much more than the donations given to Mozilla. So essentially all other browsers are even more financially dependent on Google.
The idea is it detects specific images humans classified. Not any unclothed child.
Eh, try it. Its not hard to apply the amount of pressure it wants.
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This guy on Twitter named Conrad Knauer [1] who has been diligently following satellite photos and cross-referencing them with the design publications for TMSR-1 that makes it all seem pretty believable. Pretty round-about way to verify things but it's something.

[1] https://twitter.com/ConradKnauer
Here's the list of ad formats on Facebook[1], and I've worked closely with the biggest advertisers in the world who have dedicated Facebook support staff.

There is literally no way to give FB money for formats outside those (with the single exception of when new formats are introduced they often run experiments with large advertisers).

If you are so sure it is paid for, it should be easy to show the steps you need to take to buy it. Where?

[1] https://www.facebook.com/business/ads/ad-formats
Meh. I mostly see it as a regression to the mean. Over the years, Silicon Valley has shown itself as being willing to bend over backwards to the young and childless, sponsoring conference tickets, corporate getaways to tropical islands, happy hours, etc. All of those things are a material benefit to a certain type of person in an earlier stage of life, but are of limited or negative value to a new parent.
As with all horribly-ill-defined laws, it depends how the judge is feeling that day and their interpretation of the accused's intent. If the case can be made that the images arouse inappropriate gratification, they can be deemed illegal.

If that sounds absurd - most laws are like that. For better or worse, there's a human who interprets the law, not a computer. It's unfortunate Apple is choosing to elect a computer as the judge here, for exactly concerns like yours.
I'm in australia - masked up and locked down again, like most of the east coast at the moment, it could be worse. Though Sydney seems intent on killing some of the population.
it's a link to a reddit thread, itself is just a link to another reddit thread, whose main article is not in English
Maybe if you showed awareness of the incident you could then draw a correlation. I don't know how many people in the black community or otherwise are aware of it
If there are pictures recovered alongside CSAM but are not CSAM themselves they can be included in the database.

The thing I can publicly say is that the database is not strictly for illegal or even borderline imagery.

NCMEC try to keep the contents, processes and access to the database under wraps for obvious reasons.
Most people's moral framework isn't deontological, fortunately for everyone.
It’s very very vague in practice.
There are plenty of volatile fission products in a molten salt reactor. For example, at MSRE, a large fraction of the iodine went completely missing and no one to this day knows where it went. Capable and redundant containment systems are absolutely necessary in these reactors.
It would only punish the states who would attempt to increase the quality of life for people who don't contribute to said quality. Why would others be worried? The more people move in, the better.
One could argue that dining in at a restaurant is as basic as a human right as say any other right the supreme court has read into the bill of rights that were not expressly written. It's an activity that has gone on since time immortal. With the only freedom of it in history I can remember are white only restaurants or minorities being forced to get their food from the back door (Jackie Robinson).
It sounds like a low risk. How many people would go through the trouble of trying to create a denial of ink and paper attack? How many people would notice?

If you are trying to get your ex back perhaps these small victories help but to go on shoden to find these printers and use more color is a weird thing to do over spying on cams.
A rare case when political and truth intersect

The FDa is keenly aware of the political load in arriving at a decision, but knows getting it wrong means the FDA itself could dissappear. They they have yet to blink on the matter.

Therefore they err on the side of logic and let time do its thing (uncover hidden risks) for which the populace should be grateful
Given the amount of these that will probably be made (I imagine it will be a low number), I could certainly see having at least two backplanes:

1) network passthru cables with power
2) 1G network switch with 1G or 10G uplink

I just don't see there being much of a market for these where you'd have to have many more options. But, I think the power option is really a no-brainer... if you have to put passthru RJ45 jacks on the back of it, then that would be fine. At least they'd be in the back and could be pre-wired.

I'm tempted to get a CM4 and try to put together something just to see if it would work. I really don't have a problem with much else on the blades as-is (aside from the TPM, I'm not sure what that gets you). I do like the ide of putting an SSD on the blade for storage.
Given that it worked is it really that bad?
Why a premium for the early versions?
I agree, I would add that people have generated legal images that match the hashes.

So I want to ask what happens if you have a photo that is falsely identified as one in question and then an automated mechanism flags you and reports you to the FBI without you even knowing. Can they access your phone at that point to investigate? Would they come to your office and ask about it? Would that be enough evidence to request a wiretap or warrant? Would they alert your neighbors? How do you clear your name after that happens?

edits: yes, the hash database is downloaded to the phone and matches are checked on your phone.

Another point is that these photos used to generate the fingerprints are really legal black holes that the public is not allowed to inspect I assume. No one wants to be involved in looking at them, no one wants to be known as someone who looks at them. It could even be legally dangerous requesting to find out what has been put into the image database I assume.
Yeah, while the article mentions it couldn't be used to track the user or their friends preferences it seems this could be used to track advertisers.

I'm sure Adidas would be very interested to know with 99% confidence that Nike's ads are currently focused on people in X, Y, and Z cities in the southwestern US. And as we've seen with Cambridge Analytica, its somewhat naive to trust researchers vacuuming data to do so in good faith.

Not even to say how other adtech companies might be interested in data about how Facebook is doing ad targeting.
We do not have a "national firearms free-for-all", given that the states still have very extensive powers to regulate them, and many use those powers.
A masterpiece of marketing. I remember wanting this really bad, and asking/getting it for Christmas (along with Contra III) and I have no idea why. It’s a pain to actually use, being on a tv and using the mouse. You can’t save the files to your computer. We already had a Mac with MacPaint. A console is just not the right platform for a photoshop style game with a mouse.

Don’t forget, in inflation adjusted terms and given household incomes, games were expensive. Ones with extra peripherals doubly so!

It had a cool mouse game where you swatted stuff, which was nice.

It also had a music program, but I couldn’t compose for the life of me. And no internet with streaming to learn from others or share your creations, just magazines. (I still remember one preprogrammed Mario tune.)

I also remember being weirded out by making a pattern of checkerboard red and green, with units the size of a pixel. That made this trippy brown color when zoomed out that had weird effects at boundaries with other lines. (May be related to the CRT TVs everyone used for SNES at the time.)
Has anyone tried actually surveying the black community for an explanation?
I think 10-20% might be an overestimate, at least in my experience in the US. I don't think I've ever been in a building that has an accessible roof. Maybe if you could precision target second-story balconies you'd get 10-20% in some regions?
> We can't even pass an "equal rights for women" amendment

Why do you think an amendment would help any supposed problem with that? Equal rights for women are already mandated.
I believe it's built on hashing, so it'll only find images in the db they have with already known content. Your own photos won't get mixed up.
The experience of learning about Comma, buying a dev kit, downloading a separate software package, flashing it to the device, wiring it up to your car, etc. (vs. just having it there on your Tesla, and everyone's heard of Tesla) is the source of massive selection bias.

If you're competent enough to get Comma running, you're probably technical enough (and invested enough!) to read the instructions and understand the operational limits of the system.
If one drone can drop it on the roof, can't another one take it away ? Pirate drones!
It is lovely when your "own" device is working against you to catch if you are in possession of illegal numbers https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_number.
And surely we can trust Apple that it will only be used for this kind of content instead of for example government leaks.
In my view, having executive agencies propose rules to congress would have been a much better solution. Why is prescriptive administrative state (i.e. outside of expert analysis that informs the decisions of others) "necessary"?
I think you're overlooking the fact that black people are much more likely to know about it than white people, and that it's not a function of educational level alone.
I wonder how it stacks up to the fake network pushing anti-China propaganda.
>you know--Scientists--without political agendas study this problem very carefully...and do not see any widespread effects from the vaccine after a year.

??
This entire thread is me asking if there's some studies that compare long COVID sideffects with groups based on vaccination. Instead of linking these, since you're already certain (and I would very much be convinced if you can show me) you are saying "believe science" ? And I'm unscientific ?

By all means enlighten me and I'll edit my top post with links to stop spreading misinformation.
I don't think I've ever seen someone who's actually an originalist. For instance, I can't see how the incorporation of the Bill of Rights could possibly fit with originalism, but I haven't come across anyone who's against the incorporation of the Bill of Rights. It mostly seems to boil down to what flavor of activism you support.
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I'm around. I thought there were just fewer nuclear articles going around! I guess I missed some.
I think the previous poster (and myself as well) misunderstood your post. I understood you meant that the call for surveillance of Facebook was gaslighting, but from this post I see you meant Facebooks behaviour is gaslighting.

I agree that's a valid interpretation of gaslighting.
> What is the utopian perspective of this which counterbalances the risks for this to be a path worth taking?

Apple takes care of everything for you, and they have your best interests at heart. You will be safe, secure, private and seamlessly integrated with your beautiful devices, so you can more efficiently consume.

What's not to like about a world where child crime, terrorism, abuse, radical/harmful content and misinformation can be spotted in inception and at the source and effectively quarantined?
That's simply arguing for a civil law system, which makes activism vs originalism almost irrelevant since judge's decisions aren't precedential.
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> These populations have a disproportionate share of minorities, so it would have been plausible that they would have felt like guinea pigs.

That's grossly overstating it.

Whites make up 78% of all employed people, and 72.5% of all healthcare and social assistance workers. They also make up more than 62% of workers in every single subcategory of "healthcare and human assistance". That does not strike me as even remotely under-represented enough that vaccination of healthcare workers could be seen as "whites experimenting on minorities" - not when most healthcare workers are white.

Let me put it this way: 17.4% of healthcare and social assistance workers are black. Meaning that for every one black worker that got vaccinated, more than four white workers would be vaccinated. In what way is it reasonable to see that as "whites treating minorities as guinea pigs"?

Source for employment figures: https://www.bls.gov/cps/cpsaat18.htm

Edit: If we also look at the "front-line worker who works at target, walmart, grocery stores, etc.", that would correspond to the "Supermarkets and other grocery (except convenience) stores" and "Convenience stores" categories, which are 78.4% and 72.1% white, respectively.
> Hard to see how this can be done legally.

Why? Things like Wine and Proton exist and Windows is proprietary.
Apologies. I mistakenly thought that I was replying to the one I originally replied to, who stated they weren’t vaccinated.

I have no empathy and patience left anymore for those people.
This is just a hindsight, but I'd make two kinds of time period: "exact" period and "flexible" period. Define these as two different types, which can be converted to each other but only explicitly. Functions like plus() can take both types (via method overload) but the user must be aware that their behavior is different.
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how the fuck am i supposed to know if that image i downloaded from some random subreddit is of a girl who is 17.98 years old? how long until we just use a NN to identify images of children automatically? she looks pretty young so i guess you will get disemboweled alive in prison? what is stopping someone from planting an image on your phone or a physical picture somewhere on your property? im so tired of this fucking dogma around child porn. you can always identify the presence of dogma by the accompanying vacuum of logic that follows in its wake. a teenage girl can go to jail for distributing pictures that she took of herself. do i even need to say more?
Hello new Russia, fundamentally quite similar to old Russia. Things like this strengthen my conviction that it probably wasn't communism that wrecked Russia, bur vice versa.
I should add this to the page linked, but another excellent resource to kind of help answer your question is the paper the Oak Ridge National Lab folks put together as they lost funding for the molten salt breeder reactor program in the early 1970s: ORNL-5018 -- Program plan for development of molten-salt breeder reactors[1]. This basically is them saying: "ok folks, we're wrapping up for now but when you inevitably pick up this work, here's what you have in front of you."

Though a lot of time has passed since it was written, it's still largely relevant.

[1] https://www.osti.gov/biblio/4227904
I'm a huge Comma fan and drive every day with openpilot, but $3k for this is crazy. Think they might have jumped the gun on that.
Yeah, sorry, I screwed up. 10^23 != 2^23...

We're not running short of atoms.
In urban areas you're right but I wonder about those who live in rural areas. Having spent part of my youth in a rural area that was majority black, my first instinct would be to set up clinics at churches. Not everyone has a way to get to the county seat during business hours when the county health department is open but one way or another, pretty much everyone found a way to get to church on Sunday.
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>>We want to make the environment such that 100% of our team wants to come in at least some days.

> If my current company insisted I come back to the office, I’d quit in a heartbeat, and I love my job.

The line you quote is explicitly not insisting, so your whole rant seems moot? Cloudflare is trying its best to create an office environment that you want to visit sometimes, but if you really really don't want to, then you don't have to, so why are you so upset about it?
You're right. Relying on it is insane. Which is why it's amendable.