skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
They do this to a lesser degree with human teeth and bones, but not with a precision of long, continuously growing tusk.In addition human tarter reveals diet.
A few years ago, the hysterical nerd privacy crowd was clutching pearls and waving hands because Condolezza Rice was going to turn you Dropbox files over the the NSA.
Since Ice Lake, a 57bit virtual address space has been allowed, but the core piece of your comment absolutely still applies.
What's with all this nerdy parsing on every thread of this kind about Occam's razor and philosophy is science and logical fallacies and all this talk that may suggest those in power have our interests in mind. They do not. It is very simple. Do Not Trust Authority. Period.
The 20-year cost of US forces occupying Afghanistan is frequently put at about 1 trillion USD.

The current GDP of Afghanistan is about 70 billion USD (Wikipedia).

So you would need to have taxed Afghanistan about 70% their yearly GDP for the last 20 years just to pay for the occupation.

Needless to say, people don't typically appreciate having to pay their occupiers.
It looks fine to me. I don't see the big deal.
Dont forget vimtutor, also available in CLI.

You learn vi(m) by steps using a quick manual.
Very entertaining, well done to the Hacksmith team.
because they're not just lessons from the past, they're sacred ways of life. They're serious commitments, not something to be scavenged according to your own interests.

Exemplified by the fact that someone who uses Buddhism as some sort of glorified productivity tool hasn't learned anything from Buddhism but does exactly what Buddhism tries to eliminate, namely desire and the self.

The entire mechanistic thinking of treating culture like some kind of junkyard that can be scrapped for parts is itself a product of a sort of spiritually dead worldview.
The short answer is that I found that roof life expectancy was the real factor in determining whether the system was a good investment. The math is far more favorable if you install a 25 year roof at the same time you install the solar panels (and assuming that you needed to replace the roof anyway, or it was a new install on a freshly built house).

Roughly, the math for my situation worked out like this.

$20K out of pocket for a 13.5kW system, installed. This should, over a year's time, cover close to 100% of my average consumption.

Break-even time was something just over 11 years.

Existing roof is 10 years old. Reasonable life expectancy of the roof is 15 more years. Value of panels in 15 years is likely to be dwarfed by uninstall/reinstall costs when roof is replaced, so I call that EOL for the system.

The most optimistic scenario I can come up with, assuming PGE raises their rates 2.5% a year, is an ROI of 56K, which works out to about 10% annually. Not bad. But this only happens if nothing breaks, the roof really does last 15 years, the installed cost is only $1.5/W, and I invest $20K out of pocket (i.e. no loans).

So the way I see it, this is something to do for the non-economic benefits, e.g. installing battery so it will work when the grid is down.
I guess it’s not really up to me, what with it being involuntary and all.
Aha, so the contiguity of the actual memory pages must not be what is used for prefetching by the MMU, instead it is the contiguity of the virtual address space?

I was thrown for a bit of a loop working through virtual vs actual memory addresses and how this works under the hood, but it makes more sense now. In that case then virtual_vec would be better than std::deque in terms of iterating over the contained data in order.
I tried this URL to try to create an audio book but no luck (http://31.42.184.140/main/339000/a6671bdbea139f784cd985a11ab...)

got this error: https://i.imgur.com/bESQdJp.png
Aspartame and cancer – new evidence for causation
Doesn't seem silly at all to me : the known risks of covid are pretty tolerable. Death rate is extremely low for my demographic.

So lets say I have a 30% chance of getting covid without a vax and a .1% chance of serious long term illness or death from covid.

Now If I get the vaccine, I have a 1% chance of getting covid, and.01% chance of serioues injury or death + an unkown chance of unkown serious health complications from a vaccine.

Id take bet 1 any day, personally, since the odds and stakes of the vaccine are unkown.

Admittedly though, I think the chance of serious injury from vaccine is probably quite low or nonexistant but Im just trying to make the point that that perspective involves some reasonable value judgements.

Note : all oercentages listed are majorly hand wavy. This comment is in no way intended to be statistically accurate

Cheers.
PMR is slightly different, the memory wouldn't exist in the vector itself but up the stack. InlinedVector looks like SBO used in string, pretty neat still.

N is actually pretty simple here and doesn't need to be perfect. I have used 1-4kb / sizeof( T ) and it seems to work well. 4kb is an interesting number in that it is often the OS page size and it is what libc++ dequeue uses. But the memory that isn't used can be returned to the system and it costs about the same as sizeof( T )
I love it how you emphasized on importance of the community and building relationships

I hope going went well for you guys
If you have references to also help me piece this together I'd find that really helpful.
you say no confusion yet you are saying "scan users' devices" which is incorrect as its just photos being uploaded to icloud.
Really cool stuff, I was wondering if anyone was doing diy photolithography.
For instance, people who wear masks might spend much less time within 6' of each other, be more likely to be vaccinated, or some other confounding factor to mask effectiveness.

Neither of those factors are true where I am and there are very few new cases. I don’t deny that there could be confounding factors. But, and I’m using the word literally correctly here, my supermarket is literally operating as normal with social distancing almost impossible. You can’t even walk past someone in an aisle correctly distanced.

And forget about getting vaccinated. It’s very hard to get an appointment here.

I’m not sure what other confounding factor is powerful enough to counteract hundreds of people in close proximity breathing the same air if cloth masks have an insignificant effect.
Fee, bribe, protection money, not much difference.
OSINT Is a State of Mind
I've been contemplating what an anti-flipping deed restriction might look like... something that forwards profits made from resale back to the prior seller, with a decay based on how long ago it was.

But with extremely low interests rates, it's far from clear that a flipper wouldn't mind holding a property 3 years. Perhaps there needs to be a slowdown term when they don't occupy it.
`mremap` with `MREMAP_FIXED`, but this consumes the original mapping. If you want to actually copy, this isn't possible without destroying the source (because modifications to the destination would be reflected in the source otherwise).
Same. Are you associated with Alicloud?
In Plan 9 the terminal has something called "hold mode" which lets you do multi-line editing in that situation.
I mean, if you video of Osama bin Laden telling me the story, or one of his associates were on the record with it, I'd find it plausible. In this case we have absolutely nothing.

This is rather elementary stuff. If you accept your "more expansive" version of the truth then I have to entertain pretty much any fantastical claim because it is impossible to disprove anything definitively.
Ah, Rogozin. Reliably unreliable in the most inflammatory way possible.
Yeah, a global pandemic will do that to the Pharma industry. I hope to see that money being put to good use developing new methods of delivering medicine and to novel uses of mRNA technology.
That iOS will have a mechanism for checking for banned content and phoning home about it when found. As the comment above you mentioned all photos do get scanned for classification but as far as I know this was strictly on device, it didn’t report what was in your photos to Apple.
There's nothing more vicious and outraged than centrist twitter, but I've always attributed that to the fact that a lot of centrist twitter are trying to make it a career.
Dasher is actually pretty easy to use. I installed it on my computer awhile ago but never really got around to using it. It's certainly a lot slower touch typing though.

This comment entirely written with Dasher.
As we're seeing with the delta variant, the longer we allow the disease to vigorously spread, the potentially more dangerous it becomes.

So we (mostly) kept hospitals from having to add beds inside parking garages, and morgues from having to rent ice trucks, and perhaps we also have slowed the rate of new variants.

With the lockdowns, social distancing, masking, etc, flu deaths practically dropped to zero while COVID reached #3 for causes of death in the U.S. Just how serious could that death toll have been if we hadn't "overreacted"?
"May I have a physics textbook?"
"No. The real world doesn't run on math."
> non-Mandarin Chinese languages are ... full-fledged languages

But do they have a flag?
It's also a purchase that, according to the article, hammered out a deal that included not being killed after acquisition but being allowed to execute the plans and bring the product to market.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBnniua6-oM - the main gist of it is cane sugar is 50/50 sucrose and fructose while HFCS contains much more fructose which is harder for the body to digest/make use of as it requires being broke down or something and its hard on the liver ect. that video goes way into depth about it if your interested.
A recent book about it is "The Dark Side of Dharma: Meditation, Madness and Other Maladies on the Contemplative Path" by Anna Lutkajtis, based on her PhD research on the subject.

https://www.amazon.com/Dark-Side-Dharma-Meditation-Contempla...
Ian Fleming and American intelligence (Part 1) (2011)
Unauthorized Publications (New Jersey Department of Corrections) [pdf]
Ask HN: What is the fastest way to go from vague idea to finished product?
a) pay a graphic designer

b) start coding landing page

c) hire an agency

d) look for cofounders and build a team

Which one do you do, have done and where did you find the people and how did you fund it. what's your process of going from vague thoughts to concrete product..
Well, have you remembered what it is called?
Immediate mode guis, afaik started in games. The GUI is written on every frame of the game, layout and state (i.e. button presses) are handled in code.
tl;dr demonstrates a software tool for typing by navigating through a probability weighted letter cloud. The 'standard' navigation involves mousing up / down to get toward letters and forward / back for speed and backspace. 'Standard' because they determined this can be useful for people for whom a querty keyboard is a challenge (disabled or non latin alphabet). Jump to 6:43 to see it in action.

This feels like a possible tool for getting through text adventures easier. I find that I am not good at guessing the right words for something very free form, like Emily Short's _Galatea_. With Dasher embedded, I could navigate through the language model weighted by the verbs she built the game around, with less artifice / spoilers than choosing from the full list of words.

I was going to suggest maybe using this to augment my phone's swipe keyboard, such that - when it doesn't guess the word and it doesn't show up in the three suggested alternatives, I could touch the side and flow through all the alternatives it thought of. But, like the author, I can see that mode switch is worse than pure swipe or dasher.
This epidemiologist points out several major flaws with that website. For example, the website selectively picks the best results from each paper, which results in a bunch of unrelated clinical endpoints (outcomes/measurements), including endpoints that were not even each paper's main endpoint. https://twitter.com/GidMK/status/1422044335076306947
> Japan and the Marshall plan are not a million miles from being an example of the change being proposed.

Neither the Marshall Plan nor the post-WWII occupations of Japan were within a million miles of “actual imperial rule for a couple of generations”. The post-war occupation of Germany on paper kind of resembles that, but that's largely a side effect of the subsequent Cold War.
Its also possible to be correct and still downvoted into oblivion.
Pretty relevant what kind of practical efficiency you'd get converting it to useful work.
It's interesting that the system working as intended is now viewed as a negative.

Is this not capitalism at work? Company provides what society needs. Right now only 2 companies provide this particular type of vaccine. More competition will come in, driving down costs.
Yeah before giving up completely I checked into OCR as well. However I haven't found solutions that are both easily usable by consumers (e.g. a mobile app) and actually is able to itemize and categorize. Everything I found was only able to figure out that something is a say Costco receipt and then categorize that whole receipt say as "groceries". That doesn't help at all.

I even went as far as building a small mobile app using AWS OCR. I was able to itemize and categorize using that but it still required manual "fingerprinting" of each receipt type. Basically figuring out that something was a Costco receipt and in Costco receipts this column in the OCR'd text was the name of the item etc and then also defining the mapping of item name to category.

Worked well enough but I wasn't willing to pay for this after all the free trials and such if it couldn't be monetized by releasing the app. And since the fingerprinting is pretty cumbersome and error prone (Costco doesn't even have a global standard for their receipt format, never mind different gas stations etc) and I neither have the expertise nor the necessary training data for a machine learning approach.
check out the Framework Laptop - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rkTgPt3M4k
The DC resident who filed thousands of the city’s noise complaints (2017)
Yes, it's easy to say it will never work. I believe if we commodify the hardware, like the PC era, then we can create a platform which is both cheap to innovate for, more environmentally sustainable and more commercially competitive. It can work.

A commercial challenge is that everyone wants the slim integrated thing as a faux-fashion accessory and there's significant costs and there are power and waterproofing concerns with mobile hardware which are technically more difficult to guarantee with a modular architecture.

OTOH, as consumers increasingly demand a right to repair and get sick of forking out for the same phones with slightly better specs every 2 years, it might just begin to work out...
Yes, I knew about them, they're not the only open source phone that died out unfortunately. Hopefully things will change now that privacy has become something even the "average Joe" worries about.
> That sounds like a crappy, knockoff kind of zen.

If it is, it's a long standing one.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keisaku

The stick is meant to "wake up" practioners but it's also used to help them learn to endure pain. But also, simply sitting in place for long periods can be painful- knee pain, lower back pain, etc. are common. Zen training is about letting of the need to react to it, accepting it and continuing, just as one learns to endure and not react to thoughts that arise, or emotions that come and go.
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The Python Launcher for Unix
There is no regulatory threat within the US that could require this happen, if this was demanded by the government it would be a blatant violation of the 4th amendment. Apple should have stood their ground if this was in response to perceived government pressure.
I too went to FAU, but by the time I attended (late 80s/early 90s) they had an undergraduate program in Computer Science. It's odd to think of FAU as being "way west" as it's less than two miles from the ocean and about 2.5 miles from downtown Boca Raton. It's built up since it sounds like you were there last---you now have to drive about 12 miles from shore to get to the Everglades.
Understood, I should have been more clear that it is the largest urban center close to a large and interesting bat population i.e. hundreds of miles away. Certainly that's not the only wet market, and I just discovered a paper claiming that there were no bats actually being sold at that particular market:

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-021-91470-2

Coincidentally, my sister lived in Wuhan for 3 years. Prior to 2020, I had to explain its location to people here in the US, but that is no longer the case!
I made it seem probably like I have no paid experience, but in reality my resume is just spotty, partly for the same reason I'm asking the question. I have about 4 years paid work on specifically frontend, and do find it awfully boring these days, then about 2-6 years doing other things like python, php, and sysadmin type work over about 10 years since my first paid developer type position. I've lost a few jobs, usually as a result of finding myself in less than ideal circumstances and burning out like hell. It becomes a self-perpetuating circumstance that's proving to be generally very difficult to buuld a career with. I really enjoy, and am capable at programming. I am a programmer and will always be, but I suppose it's an identity crisis to be faced with no ability to put it to use and find something else.
Someone added one for me https://github.com/keur/virtual_vec/pull/1 :)
CASM is already a pretty huge step into legal gray areas. There is no guarantee by anyone that images in the database are illegal. If the database could be guaranteed to only include real photos directly showing sex with a minor I personally would be all for device side scanning even without upload. However who knows what is considered CASM. I would not be at all surprised if it included Guess ads and cartoon parody. Heck in Australia it is illegal to share pictures of adult topless women with small busts because people may pretend it is child porn.

If this feature leads to anyone losing their job due to incorrect criminal accusations it will not even make the papers because we expect the accused are guilty anyway. Apple won't shed a tear until there is a class action.
I've never found clear instructions for tummo. How do you learn it?
maybe they want to stop giving up customer data and doing this on the phone is the only way to do e2ee backups - can't hand over what you can't decrypt.
I’m delighted to learn this is a genre of writing that even exists. Perhaps there is hope for us after all.
Oh, so now preprints that haven’t passed peer-review are good enough? You can’t even keep your criteria straight two comments in row…

Quote; “ This article is a preprint and has not been peer-reviewed [what does this mean?]. It reports new medical research that has yet to be evaluated and so should not be used to guide clinical practice.”
The IRS has a big opportunity to fix the way Americans file taxes
The most disturbed I've been by the woke wave is the multiple times I've heard Weinstein's actions referred to as "sexual harassment" by low-information online types a few times (in person.) The outrage and canceling of random actors for commenting on a woman's body on twitter once, and huge, daily reactions to other celebrity trivialities has flattened out the entire subject until a physically aggressive serial rapist becomes just another sexual harasser.
Because those who erroneously believe they've done enough are more likely to change their behavior when confronted with new information.
Or here’s an idea: don’t import CSAM into your camera roll in the first place? This is what I don’t get. I’ve never felt compelled to import regular porn into my camera roll–and that stuff is legal. Who the hell is going to be doing that with stuff they know will land them in prison?

I can believe that some people might be stupid enough to believe that a private Facebook group was secure. But who the hell co-mingles their deepest darkest dirtiest secrets with pictures of their family and last night’s dinner?
Rotting trees are good everywhere.
If it's dry though, they don't really rot.
I don't have a dog in this race personally, but I am interested in science, so I read your link. From it:

> But the drug’s promise as a treatment for the virus is in serious doubt after the Elgazzar study was pulled from the Research Square website on Thursday “due to ethical concerns". Research Square did not outline what those concerns were.

Emphasis mine.

It then goes on to quote a man claiming all sorts of fraudulent accusations with no actual sources for anything demonstrating the validity of the accusations. I'm not saying the paper is not fraudulent, it could be, I'm saying I'd like to see more than some guy saying it is and a journal not releasing a similar statement.

That's a far cry from "proven to be a fraud" as you say.

I want to actually know if this treatment works, not emotionally decide beforehand one way or another based on my attitude towards the vaccines. It seems I'm in the minority here. If only you knew how frustrating it is. So I'll read your links, I'll read studies and stories saying it doesn't work, I'll read the FLCCWHYTHEFUCKCANTYOUJUSTTYPEFLCCC and I'll look at methodologies of all of it and figure it out for myself.

If you're going to claim fraud, a strong claim, make sure your source doesn't explicitly state that it is not known whether it is fraud or not. From where I sit, both you and the person you're arguing with have picked your horses and are no longer concerned with the truth. I will say though, at least they're arguing use of a mostly harmless, not experimental medicine that has other positive effects whether it works for covid or not.
This is misleading. It would indeed be a re label but the original list a would be garbage collected - that can be costly if a was big.
>>To me programming isn't text editing.

>>I can see that there's not much difference between an ide and editor for new languages but why do people prefer text editing and prioritize typing speed where IDEs exist? Does an editor create a sort of flow or deeper state since lack of tooling requires deeper mental context?

Simple. Programs should themselves be programmed(Generated). Anything that has a structure should be generated, never written. This is the idea behind compilers/assemblers. And if you extend that idea, that's true for some thing like Python too.

Python or any higher level language should not be written, you should tell your editor what you want and it should generate it for you. And I don't just mean it at a syntactical level. Modern programming is really assembling recipes. And you should be able to extend your editor to spout recipes when you command it.

This ideally should be handled by the programming language itself like Lisp Macros. But most languages don't have macros, so ideally the editor must now act like one. Like take a command and expand code in place at compile/code time.

The reason why people use vim/emacs is its easy to extend these editors. Emacs even more so. Emacs is basically a programming environment which uses cursor movements and text as the output of a elisp program, the text buffer itself is attached to a live REPL(IELM). The result is a very rich library to make the cursor and text do all kinds of stuff. You can now tailor emacs to your precise development workflow. There are videos on YouTube on Clojure programmers making Clojure code from Elisp code. Its quite literally feels like magic at that point in time. And needless to there are other great features like 'Keyboard Macros'.

This can be done in vim too, and these days you can use something like fennel and extend vim in Lisp.

Once you start going this lane, you will discover, you've been typing simply too much, and working too hard to navigate around code which you shouldn't have.