skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
note that this is only for 14 seconds of the video, when it is very obvious in the video that it is indeed a cgi figure.
At the risk of sounding arrogant,
why do people fear SQL? If you can program in any modern language, you can pick up SQL.
It's quite popular with conservative politicians in Germany too.
Ultimately it’s the board and the CEO that’s responsible for such an important issue. So if they are not already aware of it then I’m not really sure they are in a position to blame someone under them in the org chart.
Loss of animals’ shared knowledge threatens their survival
+1 really cool project! Definitely appreciate the use of Modern Java (records, pattern matching etc.) for showing that Java might not necessarily be extremely verbose compared to some dynamic languages. I'd recommend adding Nim and Kotlin as well (nim -> for comparison with python and kotlin for comparison with java)

Thanks for sharing!
True E2E means the middle can't decrypt anything. You meant false E2E.
Are there any other biological factors for weight gain in mid life?

I imagine it’s mostly down to lack of exercise and mental state.
Here's a time point where the CGI CEO makes his appearance with a 3D transition: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAn_oiZwUXA&t=3742s
Actually, it did: it was called "NEP"[1] and was used to reboot the economics after the revolution and civil war. Afterwards the control of all economic matters was ceased again by the goverment.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Economic_Policy
> Reply to a video with a comment mentioning u/savevideo and you'll get a response in a few minutes with a link.

Not anymore, they've banned it.
+1. Linux support is pretty good these days... unless you're trying to run it on a Surface Pro or something. I'm just worried that I won't be able to find any alternative to the iPhone. The Librem and Pine phones look promising... it's just not clear how long it will be till they're stable enough to use as daily drivers.
Well it seems you can switch a lot of people to work from home vs commute quite easily.
First that is not true - in the UK for instance, hospital admissions are around 50:50 last I've seen, with 89% of adults vaccinated (pointing to 80%+ vaccine efficacy).

Second, even if it were true, the proportion of vaccinated people among the highly susceptible older population is far higher. These older people have higher chance and severity of breakthrough infection, so comparing raw number will get you misleading results.
Sadly, energy expenditure seems to correlate inversely with what's required. When I was a kid I was happy to sit and watch cartoons all day, requiring almost zero energy. But now that I need it...
> Child pornography and other types of sexual abuse of children are unquestionably heinous crimes; those who participate in them should be caught and severely punished.

Have you seen an article that, say, criticizes prison system and needs to start with a reminder than killing people is wrong? Definitely a strange sight. This looks like Soviet era prefaces about the decisions of latest CPSU congress and some relevant opinions of comrade Brezhnev that were expected to be found in any decently sized publication, whether it was a material science textbook, or a paper on Babylonians. It doesn't matter what you think, just do the required dance.

This might seem as nitpicking, but that preemptive display of obedience is the very thing that allows the likes of Apple and its customers to use the pretext successfully.
I can see in the background he's a huge fan of Spatula City.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BUDwj_mXKE&ab_channel=Movie...
Isn't there a term when in an argument the other party pivots to "Your behavior is disgusting and tiresome!" instead of arguing the topic at hand?

We're just discussing "I want my agency!" vs "You still want to be a part of society right?" around here.

For someone who regards himself to have an independent streak, I'm interestingly agreeing quite a lot with the government full of "chinless spivs" about this. If they turn out to be wrong about the vaccine, well, there'll be hell to pay. Or maybe many of the vaccinated will think "I decided, I'll live with the consequences"?
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My family has medical professionals in Canada. I can assure you your surgeons aren’t being paid anywhere near your rubbish disposal people. If they are, then my family is probably all at the 99th percentile of surgeons and at the 99th percentile of family doctors.

So naturally I am unsurprised that Canadian neurosurgeons are good. If they’re anything like other surgical specialties they’re probably also making bank. Or maybe they’re not and my extended family is a bunch of superhumans.

Berkeley alone has as many Nobel Prize winners as Canada entire. That’s the kind of society we build here. Winners. And sometimes there’s a price we will pay for that (we’ll have some losers).

EDIT: Pay your doctors what you pay your street cleaners and you’ll see what they do. They won’t stay in Canada for that.

Oh and sorry about the edit style responses. I have hit my comment rate limit.

I guess my simple response to the rest is “show me the code”. No one does this thing except authoritarian regimes limiting emigration. If it is so good, show us.
Imagine being this bitter
https://www.sparkleshare.org/ reminder for non-coding usages of git. Though of course this does't solve the user/passwd going away problem itself
Who cares if a driver can deliberately defeat these things?

This is really to do with the expectations. Consider the safety belt, there is an expectation that with the safety belt on, the driver will not go through the windscreen in case of an accident. It is not the case that the driver has defeated the seat belt feature by not using the seat belt. A reasonable person will not have the expectation of having the safety provided by seatbelt without put it on.

Things are not as clear cut for assisted driving as can be seen in this thread.
Photos intelligence already exists, and if people are really going to cite the legal arguments in Apple vs. FBI, then it’s important to remember the “forced speech” Apple argued it could not be compelled to make was changing a rate limit constant on passcode retries.
Maybe we need to poison the well.

Create a botnet that downloads CSAM to millions of devices so that millions of reports are generated for innocent people so that it’s clear that all of this doesn’t work as intended.
A bad bet which, as Anders Hejlsberg rightly pointed out, JavaScript doubled down on.
Cool! I have an intuition that Rust and Haskell would be more compact than C#, Java and Go.
That's true but doesn't entirely deny the value of a VPN. For example, using a VPN protects your privacy with the endpoints you connect to: Facebook or even some random forum administrators only see your VPN address and don't know where you are, whether at home, visiting your mom in another state, or staying at a hotel.
Old-Style Espionage
Btw don't save in money. Save in stocks or bonds. The banks don't need your money for loans.
actually, statistics prove you wrong. Cuba pays surgeons roughly the same as streetcleaners but they have twice the amount of specualists per 100.000, compared to the united states (1). If you look at countries that have (almost) free education (like cuba), you see that these countries have similar numbers of physicians/specialists per 100.000 people. These facts tend to show that the main factor for having "enough" surgeons has nothing or little to do with pay and mostly with opportunity (free) and capability.
As an interesting sidenote, I'd like to point out that the high salaries of surgeons in the US help to prevent people from going into surgery.
Another point is that if you go into surgery for the money, I think you have the wrong incentives to be the best surgeon.

(1) https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SH.MED.SAOP.P5?view=map...
That embargo is always such a mystery to me.

Why on earth is it still in place in 2021? Is it because no US politician want to submit a motion for it to be repealed? Or is there a powerful anti-Cuba lobby keeping it there?

So much misery can be lifted with little effort by so few, yet here we are.
> It will allow Cubans to accumulate wealth

Accumulating wealth has never been a problem in Cuba or anywhere else. The problem is always creating wealth, which is an economic problem, not a currency problem.
That's what I was thinking and it was a ray of hope and maybe even the rational thing to expect.

But we now have vaccines they had not.

Is the loss of advantages (if they are) like different population density and spread, travel, nutrition, etc. compensated by our vaccines so that we can hope for the same ending ?

I read a lot that covid-19 would turn into a milder flu as time passes by and as the virus naturally evolves to become more infectious but less lethal. But this is not what happened.

I was confident until Delta happened and newspaper headlines started mentioning a fourth wave (most articles I read about Spanish flu only mentioned a third wave).

Today, as far as I am concerned, all bets are off.

I am vaccinated with what I consider the best option available at the time (mRNA, maybe protein based vaccine would have changed my mind) and the way things are now I'll keep wearing a mask indoor, at work, in public transport for a long time and follow all the other recommendations. And I am not in the US, I live in one of the less impacted (at the moment) European country.
This is starting to bore the hell out of me.

If we will never see the end of this then it's time to get back the freedoms they have taken from us.
My father is an anesthesiologist in Canada and my mother an audiologist, so my position isn't exactly arms-length [edit] and my father has always been very opinionated about the role of the public service within a civil society - before the Alzheimers anyways. I agree with you that they aren't paid the same, just that the band is tighter than in the US. Canadian doctors get paid a good deal less than American doctors. For instance.

A US anesthesiologist is paid a median of $400K USD (500K CAD). In Canada the median pay is $393K CAD ($300K USD). In real terms anyways. In PPP adjusted terms, it's closer.

> Berkeley alone has as many Nobel Prize winners as Canada entire. That’s the kind of society we build here. Winners. And sometimes there’s a price we will pay for that.

Winners and losers. I'm not passing judgement I'm just saying that the American society isn't full exclusively of winners, it's full of winners and the folks I pass on my way home shooting heroin. At the end of the day we all live in a society.

> EDIT: Pay your doctors what you pay your street cleaners and you’ll see what they do. They won’t stay in Canada for that.

Unless you pay them both an upper middle class wage ;)

Either way, thank you for engaging in my thought exercise!

> Oh and sorry about the edit style responses. I have hit my comment rate limit.

Nothing to apologize for, I appreciate your thoughts! I know this is a bit of a third-rail topic - but that's why I'm extra interested in what the HN community has to say.
https://xkcd.com/627/
I'm not really a fan of the mid century American literary genre but I did read a couple of his books and found them more appealing than most of his contemporaries, that said they didn't really stick with me either.

Only Vonnegut and Heller (for Catch-22) in that generation really stuck with me after reading though.
PC is just an example of an open architecture that won over the closed ones.

If IBM wouldn’t do it nor other producers, we would be locked down in multiple closed systems.

As much as I loved Amiga and I like MacOS and iOS, I wouldn’t want a world without alternatives.
> Consensus & Standardization

> Firefox: Negative [1]

> Safari: Negative [2]

However, I fully expect Chrome to ship it in stable sometime soon, like they do with dozens of other APIs.

There are now four different half-baked storage/file api proposals, at least one of them is already in stable Chrome... it's a mess.

[1] https://github.com/mozilla/standards-positions/issues/481

[2] https://lists.webkit.org/pipermail/webkit-dev/2021-February/...
One also wonders would we have Linux without PC? Unix sure, but would they stay as massive number of slightly different versions on multitude of platforms?
Is there some literature on how to increase your metabolic rate?
I'd rather prefer server side than local device scanning.

What prevents CSAM from being compromised on the device by a rouge state actor to smear and false flag opponents ???.
Online Dare Game
What if there is a chat app(like WhatsApp) that saves the photo on to the gallery? Someone can send such a photo, apple scans it and notifies the authorities.
Well, some conditions could probably cause it, but those are conditions are rare.

Considering obesity is headed towards affecting 50% of the population in developed countries, those conditions are not a valid excuse for the vast majority of people.

For this vast majority of people, it's lack of exercise and mental state, as you say.
Canada's engineering market isn't impressive because it doesn't have the American DOD spending behind it. There are countries that are quite impressive for their software engineering compared to the states and population. Sweden comes to mind and the taxes are a lot more steep there than in Canada.
That's very interesting. I honestly didn't think of that, since we often worked asynchronously or at the same machine (which doesn't work at the moment, of course). I can see how Overleaf can be nice for that purpose.
On Ubuntu, nvidia drivers update seamlessly as part of system updates. On Windows, I have to sign in to an nvidia account, solve 3 capcthas and then manually download half a gig of "driver".
It's not a fallacy as we have the whole human history of governance to point at and show how similar overreaches for power have always happened with governments and why the bill of rights should present in spirit even in day to to day goings on where privacy is a concern. Apple acting as a proxy for government is just as bad as the government doing it. Slipery slope indeed.
As someone who left the site a year/year and a half ago. I agree ;)
It has probably been 20 years since I did anything with deb and rpm, but I think this still holds true:

The deb and rpm formats had a very different philosophy to handling dependencies: the deb format relies completely on package names, while the rpm format also allows you depend on the existing of files (or other things?). That implies that the doing/deb ecosystem only works if you manage the entire OS, while rpm (at least theoretically) allows you to use rpms in a system managed in some other way. Of course that capability in the package format itself did not mean people used that.

The file formats are also slightly different: dpkg/deb is completely build using tar and ar, while rpm is a custom binary based on cpio. That also made the deb format flexible enough to not have needed any changes in 30 years, which is pretty amazing.

The source formats have a lot more differences, but I don’t know enough about those. From what I remember srpm used to be more powerful, but Debian’s source format has caught up by now.

A nice side effect of only Debian using dpkg/deb, at least historically, was that when you got a deb file it was guaranteed to work on your Debian system, but for an rpm you could never predict if it would work on your RedHat/SuSe/Mandriva/TurboLinux/etc. system.
Sure, but churning out students on a singular, closed-source, megacorp-owned platform isn't the right thing to do either.
I agree. If Apple wants to go this route, they should abstain from pushing the user towards using iCloud as they currently do, and instead just present a clear opt-in choice.

"Do you want to enable iCloud photos? Your private photos will be uploaded encrypted to Apple's servers, so that only you can access them. Before uploading, your photos will be locally scanned on your device for any illegal content. Apple will only be notified once a sufficient volume of illegal content is detected."
Two months ago the UN voted on ending the embargo on Cuba (though they've been doing that since 1992). 184 countries voted to end the embargo, 3 abstained from voting, and only two countries voted against: US and Israel.

https://news.un.org/en/story/2021/06/1094612
Sounds a lot like a hoop. With password I can use any device with git installed to pull and push from/to github repos. Now I'd need a hack like this on top.

I prefer less tools to more tools. Probably a losing battle given how the field is developing.
Migrating might not be that hard. Retaining existing users and attracting new users is much harder.

For niche topics I tend to add "reddit" to google search queries, because there's a high likelihood of finding actual information. If those subreddits move to other services, they may not even show up in the sea of blogspam results.
True. You can have an authoritarian regime with little technology.

But what people are afraid of is how little it takes when the technology is there. And how Western governments seem to morph towards that. And how some bastions of freedom are falling
Increase your muscle mass
> a short snippet of nonsense noise

Really???
Play it backwards :)
The short answer is lift weights (resistance training) to increase muscle mass and consume caffeine. Both of those will increase your resting rate metabolism.
True, zero energy expenditure but huge energy intake in the form of Oreos
Amazing that IBM of all companies managed to do this.

Afaik it was an internal skunkworks project led by a rather visionary for IBM leader that knew it would be dead if it did things the IBM way.

IBM made the market legitimate and the bus spec was open and anybody could make expansion cards without paying royalties.
Yes. I have two PinePhones, a 2GB/16GB, and a 3GB/32GB. I do not regret my purchase at all.

I have a handful of SD cards with various operating systems on, and Full Disk Encrypted eMMC installs.

The blog on http://pine64.org has lots of information about it.

There are issues. Modem drops out sometimes, there aren't enough programs (not apps, these are full desktop Linux programs compiled for aarch64) that work flawlessly on a small screen, updates break the system sometimes.

Most "reviews" expect a polished OS that "just works" when this device isn't ready for daily use unless you're a tinkerer who can spend time bug reporting, searching for answers, reflashing when (not if) things go wrong.

This device should be the future of mobile phones, but it isn't yet.

Get in now. Buy one, help code, help the Wiki, help with ideas.
Although mutations arising in an animal population would be evolving to spread better in those animals. More mutation in other animals is probably not as harmful as more mutation in human hosts.
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Hi! Yes, it is legal. Your average corner shop has no requirements to do KYC when selling chocolate bars, and neither do we. :)

Cheers, Fredrik Strömberg, cofounder of Mullvad.
> Evolution’s option to disable pc beep on new message being a plugin.

Are you really complaining about GNOME software lacking options as if that wasn't what GNOME is all about. Please don't blame Linux for problems with one specific DE and its applications.
Last time I had to install either AMD or Nvidia drivers there was GUI installers. Or in the case of AMDGPU the driver is already in kernel and is updated automatically via package manager.
Code for “we’ve found a way to track you more and serve you more ads”?
They overplayed their hand, it's only after the 3d transition which looks worse than most modern AAA game titles... Judge for yourself: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAn_oiZwUXA&t=3742s
> It's not feasible to create a multi-language Wikipedia without introducing a lot of inaccuracies and/or significant complication, because different languages don't necessarily divide words in the same way.

This is obviously a concern, but there are ways to address it as described in https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Abstract_Wikipedia . Of course disambiguating all of these things would involve a non-trivial amount of work, but the expectation is that the result would at least be accurate and maintainable.
> There are no corresponding entries in the English Wikipedia, because they're simply called "rotation"

Til rotation is commonly used to refer to both. My formal education referred to orbits as revolutions, distinguished from rotations.
Isn't that cache generated locally though, making it irrelevant to update size?
Among men? I would imagine lower testosterone levels.
This is a bit special, because you are not real traffic, and in general a nuisance to real traffic. Many police officials still hate bikes.
> Just a heads-up, the File System Access API is underway in Chrome, which potentially removes nearly all of the absurdity here.

It doesn't. Because there are now 4 different file access api proposals. At least one of them is already in Chrome (File System Access). [1]

Both Safari and Mozilla are unwilling to implement any of the four until the mess is cleaned up, and there's a single coherent proposal.

Chrome, of course, doesn't care. Storage Foundation API in addition to File System Access they already implemented.

[1] https://github.com/WICG/storage-foundation-api-explainer/iss...
On the internet almost everyone wants to extract money from kids and their parents and they try to hook them up with different mechanisms. That is also true for Apple, although they appeal to protective instincts of their guardians.

I get why a safe environment is appealing. Parents know that their kids get milked by virtual goods in games or social media and don't know how to protect them from that. I think states are indeed responsible to set sensible boundaries for the industry to protect minors.

But this cannot lead to subject the whole net to it. Age verification is also not possible, so a protected environment is the way to go. The latter is difficult to advertise to developers because they also know about corporate ambitions to get their hands on market share.

Google isn't even the worst actor, more aggressive corps like Amazon are far more destructive in this field, but there isn't a single corp that is guilty here, so legislation also needs to protect free spaces. While seemingly in contradiction, this is also extremely important for digital education of future generations, even more so than questionable content in my opinion. Most here might have been subjected to that as kids. Was it that bad as generally assumed? This is a threat that should not be overblown. Parents feeling guilty neglecting their kids are extremely vulnerable to this line of thinking, even if they don't neglect their kids at all.

Many countries have rules against cartels, but there is a conflict of interest here. No country likes to split their most successful companies for nothing in an international market. So nobody does.
actually that timestamp is deceptive since the frame it opens at is the real jensen. this timestamp shows the cgi jensen and its very obvious due to the distance and animation that it is indeed cgi.
https://youtu.be/eAn_oiZwUXA?t=3761
Way too many whacky architectures that was incompatible with each other.

8 bits/16 bit Amstrad - Commodore - Spectrum - Apple - Amiga

It was a good thing a standard evolved.
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Please do not spread misinformation. The system DOES scan your local device for photos that match CSAM hashes that are downloaded to the device. What you probably meant is that currently it is only enabled if you have iCloud Photos enabled (which almost everyone has), but now that the mechanism for client-side scanning is in place there’s nothing preventing them to turn it on later regardless of your user settings.