skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Worth noting that vegetarian in India means lacto-vegetarian (eating dairy, but no eggs).
>>In 10 years time they will say, oh actually it turns out that sugar in moderation stimulates the brain directly and increases focus.

The modern day food scene is such, you will end up eating sugar no matter much how you avoid eating it. So this is one thing we don't have to worry about.

Most people are eating way more than they should. Even cutting as high as >50% of sugar will still land them in a safe territory.
The numbers were not looking good after a couple of days of Iowa State Fair. The solution? Hide them! The site created to report the official numbers has been taken offline. Problem solved!
In daily life, we have faith that there is some sense out there to be made of things. This is generally justified by the lawful nature of nature. In comparison, Lynch can do whatever he likes.

In other words, I disagree with Mark Twain: Reality has to make sense, whereas fiction can be made arbitrarily nonsensical.

(However, doing so may make it bad fiction, whereas reality is not subject to any such appeal.)
You should feel hopeless, you're doomed to having a steady career where you are paid well.
Why would attacker need to create anything from scratch? If you want to build a dataset of images with people with specific skin and hair color, body types, etc in very specific poses it's can be quite hard and expensive to do so. Because even photo stocks have limited number of such photos. Unless...

Unless you're looking to build a porn dataset and you're don't care about copyright. Porn is industry where exabytes of material are produced and published on internet almost every week.

Who will agency come to? To some OnlyFans creators?
Can someone please help with binocular emoji? That is woven in the story of my life here.
This put me off this type of banking app the first time I tried to register an account with them ten years ago, and I haven't touched them since.

I suppose EU users have an easier time with the PDS2 directive mandating interoperability between banking actors, but I'm unsure how many have found a way around properly implementing it.
I've seen a lesbian club handle this by have some nights as "lesbian only" (policed by "face control" aka the door bitch and bouncer) and other nights as mixed. It seemed to strike a good balance between mixing the tribes and creating a safe space.
Funny, this made me think back about the time when I was feeling like this about Microsoft's constant framework and tooling churn. Are all companies that get large enough destined to eat their own?
It's pretty hard to make mirrors that work at very high energy densities. We don't know how to make gamma ray mirrors for example, and even for longer wavelengths we don't have perfect mirrors.
CSAM can never be a policy issue with two sides, because everyone is in agreement that we need to protect children. The higher powers want to prevent child abuse, and CSAM is directly tied to child abuse. When people argue that "think of the children" can be weaponized to attack their freedoms, they wouldn't dare try to argue against the premise that children are harmed because of CSAM - not because the arguments will fall on the deaf ears of some governmental agents trying to push an agenda, but because the premise itself is sound.

As a result, people will focus their arguments instead on the technological flaws in the current implementation of on-device scanning or slippery slope arguments that are unlikely to become reality, the feature will be added anyway with no political opposition, and in the end Apple and/or the government will get what they want, for what they consider the greater good.

I think that absolute privacy in society as a whole isn't attainable with those values in place, and it raises many questions regarding to what extent the Internet should remain free from moderation. Are there really no kinds of information that are so fundamentally damaging that they should not be allowed to exist on someone's hard drive? If not, who will be in control of moderating that information? Maybe we will have to accept that some tradeoffs between privacy and stability need to be made for the collective good, in limited circumstances.
Anecdote: I know someone who has some antiquated games that he couldn't get working in anything other than a real install of Windows XP. The game has a forum, so he frequently uses IE8 installed on the computer to access it.

I guess there are lots of tiny edge cases that look like that.
Woh! golden feedback, we should look at doing this too. Appreciate your follow up thanks you!
I don't know how to do this without JS.

Also, since this was mostly a DNS-focused proof of concept, I don't particularly care about that. Not in this case, at least.
The commenter said about DoS but what about the fact that GPU memory isn't protected? What if two different shaders run at the same time at the gpu - will one be able to read the other's private memory?

There are GPUs that support IOMMU but they cost a fortune. (or is IOMMU a separate feature than just having virtual memory for GPU memory?)

Running user-supplied shaders seems like a security nightmare.
Well the content is stored in a DNS Zone file but it is requested using JavaScript to an external HTTP API. I wouldn't really call that HTML over DNS but rather "DNS Zone as blog database".

Anyway, this made me think of iodine [1], an IP over DNS solution, which I still run on my main server even though it has a lot less use now than it had until a few years ago when there were a lot of open wifi with captive portals and way less 4G available.

[1] https://code.kyro.se/iodine/
>One must also be motivated, be willing to put in the effort, and not be discouraged by repeated failure.

And even then they will most likely fail. So they need a lot of luck, too.
> nothing

Doesn't that violate cause and effect? i.e. if we can have a "result" without any "effort" then there was no cause for that result i.e. violating cause and effect.
Only 50?
I have no clue if i'm on the list. However as an anarchist i believe there are chances i'm on there, because we anarchists are opposed to all forms of domination and exploitation, so there's a lot of people in power who are angry at us. The ancestor of Interpol, the first international conference gathering psychopaths from political police from across the planet in 1898, was famously a conference "for social defense against anarchists": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Conference_of_Ro...

I have had many friends over the years go through prison and put on "terrorism" lists by the french secret service for their political activities. Government is tyranny. Governments only exist to serve the rich and powerful, and ensure nothing ever changes. If you're not convinced, you can look up FBI's "COINTELPRO", of which the current no-fly list program and terrorism-creation program (search for "How the FBI creates terrorists", plenty of documented cases) are just a continuation of COINTELPRO and other FBI/CIA programs designed to prevent the people from exerting their free will and right to organize.
Blue hydrogen is worse for the climate than coal
I'll say the same for VLC !
To each their own, but I feel like the discoverability of the 'whole story' seriously suffers. Any time I try to follow a Twitter thread I can usually find 2/3 of the posts pretty easily while the rest tend to be buried somewhere in the memes and pointless banter.

A blog post can be equally "to the point" as a Twitter post, your SEO might suffer but I'd imagine 99% of bloggers really don't care. And FWIW, anyone can setup a WordPress in just a few minutes assuming you use a *.wordpress.com, to name just one of many free blogging platforms.
Cool project, I think it's probably doable to print a cube, cut acrylic and laser some cardboard on this machine. Sadly It's not going to excellent at any of these things. I wish the project success, but really it doesn't look like a tool, more a concept of super tool changing toy
Not the GP, but they seem to be frustrated at the frankly inhumane characterization pushed by a non-trivial group of upper middle class privileged (aka white washed) parents whereby autism is considered a disease or generic defect than needs correcting (loosely “eugenics”). The between the lines implication is that these parents choose this worldview either a) because parenting an autistic child can be tough, and these people, in their privileged nature, expect it easy, or b) they are so privileged they’re Karen/Ken level blissfully oblivious (arguably braindead) about how their outlook might be interpreted by autistic people, because, you know, it’s a spectrum and most of us fall on it somewhere. Or it’s both. Really makes you wonder which cognitive profile is truly um.. retarded.
I got a login popup when I tried to view a larger version of one of the images.
wow wtf thanks for this notice
You won't need physical space but you'd still need energy to run that VR simulation.
It should definitely be public, but it isn't. And just like any political repression database, it's filled with random people.
Funny, because the course seems to be exactly about that. In his video you linked, he quoted Picasso "Good artists copy, great artists steal".
I'm happy for any competition to google in the search space, when many search engines have turned into frontends for google, and many browsers have turned into frontends for Chrome.
You can see the process on videos from zettelkasten.de guy: entire playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLHwtkAtdkx1IZoI7FZf1X... and something new that I didn't watch yet, but it looks like it's also walkthrough, from the other guy from zk.de: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_MJYtWr1vE
If you don’t believe summary statistics of the data, why would you believe the data?

If you think Facebook is lying in the report, why wouldn’t they lie if releasing the data?
Fusion doesn't have to be big. ITER is huge because it was the smallest it could possibly be given the superconducting magnetic coils that were available at the time it was being designed, but we have much better high temperature superconductors now. (This is the basis of MIT's SPARC and ARC projects.)

Currently, we don't have any practical working fusion reactors, so it's hard to say what the attributes of such a reactor would be. We have some designs that according to our understanding of physics might work, but the designs are likely to go through many iterations before we have something that can be mass-produced and deployed in volume. Rebco tape probably isn't the best high-temperature superconductor that will ever be discovered. And so on.
Not NetBSD, but iirc a lot of the network drivers in Haiku were taken from FreeBSD.
Finding a Sense of Impact in Web Development
> What does "white washed form of eugenics" mean? Legitimately curious!

Having the underlying intention of eugenics, but not outright saying "my true goals are eugenics"

In his example, Autism Speaks - it is fairly well known amongst autistic people/those on a neurodivergent spectrum/those who truly love/accept their autistic children/autistic people in general, that the organization, at it's head and with a majority of those who identify as members of it, are really people who are frustrated/unhappy/mad and/or absolutely terrible at coping with the fact that they had an autistic child & otherwise wish they'd have never been born. Their goal is not to accept autistic people as who they are or try to push for the general public (or perhaps "their agenda being") to accept them as who they are, but to outright eliminate the existence of what we know as Autism as a whole, which can politely be called "curing"

A more simple yet slightly less correct by "proper definitions" idea of what this entails is "being an asshole, but really, truly, wanting people to not think/be able to go "hey you're an asshole""

It's sort of like the Susan G. Komen charity, and as hard to explain as to why they're actually really fucking bad organizations to the average person - most people over the age of, say 15-20(?) likely think of Susan G. Komen foundation when they think of Breast Cancer or vice versa. The fact of the matter is, which can be easily seen on "charity rating websites" that document the entirety of various charities financial reports (legally attainable to the public per US law I believe, or something close to that) among a few other things, that Susan G. Komen doesn't actually do much for Breast Cancer at all from a funding/research/finding a cure perspective, but is entirely a financial grift for those at the helm of it. There are many, many better Breast Cancer awareness charities to donate to, but the average person will just think Susan G. Komen, and unknowingly put their money right into the pocket of grifters. It's been a very well known thing... for many years now, and legally they've gotten away with it by maintaining that they're simply "an awareness organization" - and, one could go on to argue many things about whether or not that could be legitimate and the money they're funneling to themselves is "earned/not malicious" for far too long.

tl:dr Susan G. Komen people are a bunch of dicks, but you won't know that if you don't look into it, so most people will probably think badly of you if you say "Susan G. Komen are a bunch of dicks" , just as somebody may think badly of you if you say "Autism Speaks are a bunch of dicks"

Hope this helps, and hope I don't upset too many people with this.
Just Eat Takeaway and Adyen partner to issue cards for corporate expenses
TRIZ is extremely hard to apply beyond engineering areas. I tried to bend it to soft.dev with no luck.
An html blog post doesn't prevent you from using paragraphs.

We even have a tag just for this <p>
In particular if you're doing pathing for tons of npcs (as they are) you really want to keep that optimized. In Guild Wars at launch for one of our expansions we had huge CPU issues with our game servers - it turned out designers had laid down really long elaborate paths for NPCs like guards and townspeople and the server was calculating all those paths at once when players entered a new zone, so it was saturating the game server. I had to build an auditing tool so we could scan all the zones for long paths and replace them with simple ones.

Bethesda has been building this specific type of game for decades so at this point things like npcs having complex patrols or other behavior is something they've figured out how to do well.
VAX

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/VAX

In fact I’m pretty certain NetBSD is the only modern OS that still has an active VaX port. OpenBSD used to I believe, but no longer. Not even newer OpenVMS runs on the platform.
Ah, apologies.
I remember the 90s
Wgpu-rs doesn't rely on the web. The API is just a simplified Vulkan. The API can be implemented for the web (and Firefox uses wgpu-rs) but it is also adequate for native applications. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23079200 (that was posted elsewhere in this thread) for more details.
Film buff rescues more than 20k VHS tapes set for dump
One approach might be to suggest that they go to a white part of their town and get vaccinated at a pharmacy there where white people are getting vaccinated.
Just image the endurance and structural composition of such Dyson sphere not to collapse around a black hole (I'm not an specialist but it came to my mind)
I think they meant Super+Tab which on 7 cycled through each window like a deck of cards
And this one feels like cope.
https://www.imdb.com/review/rw1902343/?ref_=tt_urv for example
The world must cooperate to avoid colliding satellites and space debris
Can they though? To the general public the optics of rolling back the update now would be that they are not fighting CSAM.
Meat-rich diet of 14th-century monks caused digestive issues, research finds
A few simple tricks to tune your GitHub actions runtime
Expenses means food I assume. Just like a company town, only this time it is different.
For Next-Generation CPUs, Not Moving Data Is the New 1GHz
This guy is antivaxxer and believes in qanon and made plandemic go viral <1>

He might be troubled individual. Apart from that, zerohedge is not a reliable source of information.

I am not saying Google didnt do what he says they did, but I would preferer a better source

<1> https://www.vice.com/en/article/k7qqyn/an-ex-google-employee...
Basecamp 4
For how long have you outperformed the S&P500 including feeds ?
Any sufficiently ultra-advanced technology is indistinguishable from miracles.
Papers, Please is a great game, but not great social critique. It's a good example of how it's limited what games can teach you about the real world, how a game can have a strong "feel" without necessarily having much authentic about it, and maybe how it can make people feel they understand something, while at best they understand what the author thinks.

Lots of people speak as if the game is somehow "realistic" about living in authoritarian states. But it's a complete mishmash of totalitarian tropes.

Most obviously, you are a border official being oppressive to people who want to come into your country. To work, mostly.

Generally speaking, people do not strive to get into authoritarian countries to work. This was certainly not a common problem east bloc countries in Europe (whose aesthetic Papers, Please otherwise obviously tries to channel). True, some were a bit freer and richer than others, but then you, as a citizen of the less free countries, probably couldn't just go work there on your own initiative. Planned economies generally don't let you!

Speaking of that, that's another jarring thing: you, a government official in a role vulnerable to corruption and worse, got it on short notice via a lottery. That sounds... implausible. On one hand, it's very command economy, with the state just commanding you out like a soldier. But giving out trusted, powerful positions in a lottery is decidedly un-command economy, and even un-authoritarian of any sort. You have power over people's lives in "Papers, Please", that's the game's point. But in an authoritarian state, that sort of power is jealously guarded!

And then there's the part about keeping your family from starving, freezing or dying from lack of healthcare, by your 100% performance pay wages. That is decidedly not very command economy. What kind of weird country is this??

The human drama also feels rather misplaced sometimes. There's an early storyline about a pimp and human trafficking. Sex trafficking is another of those things that, if it is a problem in the sort of country that has internal passports, feels like it would take very different forms than flashy private pimps and victims appealing to the border guard for help.

So in short, it's a mishmash of oppressive tropes. If Lucas Pope had wanted to make profound commentary on totalitarian states, he would probably have been a lot more bothered about these inconsistencies. So I'm assuming that wasn't his goal. Which is fine. It IS a great game, mechanically and mood wise.
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After spending a long time in enterprise, it does feel like 80% of people are there to warm up the chairs and fill in the occasional form. This is not a problem for mgmt because the more staff they have, the more budget they get to throw at their business objectives.

The solution IMO is to break the divide between the director level and the grunts by having upper mgmt walk the floor, and to have a coherent program of work with measurable outcomes. As far as I can tell this happens almost never.
President Xi Jinping turns fire on China's rich in push to redistribute wealth
> universal cure for autism

Would the same view apply to every disability? For example, screening for Down Syndrome largely results in abortion. Is that also eugenics? Or is it not the same since Autism isn't a genetic disorder?
The Taliban are sitting on $1T worth of minerals the world needs
TWE Need mRNA Vaccines in Africa, and for All WHO Are Immunocompromised
"Modern" C++.

The second paragraph talks about setting a #define before including a header, as if this is still the 90's.
Do you make it unmistakably clear for new users that if you have a data breach and someone loses $400,000 because you leaked their password, they are likely shit out of luck?

Don't know US regulations, but my country has plenty of case law determining that the customer is liable for every single dollar of loss if someone uses their account details to steal their money or take a massive loan in their name.
Use npcap and check the settings for the admin-not-required button (forgot the exact name). But generally, accessing raw anything needs elevated rights and should need elevated rights. For a normal user to be able to sniff network and usb traffic is usually a huge security hole and therefore correctly locked away. Not at all comparable to the other cases someone discussed above about some crappy app needing admin to write c:\windows\crappyapp.ico...
What is so half assed about passports as national ID system?
https://arxiv.org/abs/2106.15181
The argument of the commenter you're replying to is not that "Shapiro is (or could be) far-right because [...]". Rather, the argument is "The argument that a Jewish person cannot be far-right is invalid because [...]". The difference is subtle, and of course the person you're answering may well consider Shapiro as being far-right, or even a literal fascist. And you both may disagree on the strict definitions of both terms but, either way, accurately representing other people's arguments is a key point of intellectually honest debate and assuming the best intentions. Case in point:

1. The article mentions Shapiro as being "right-wing".

2. Top-level comment first implies the article says Shapiro is "far-right", and then confounds the general concept of "far-right" with maybe Nazism or antisemitism in general to make their argument that him being Jewish makes it impossible that he is far-right.

3. A reply states that Jewish political figure Stephen Miller identified with white supremacy and fits the(ir) definition of a fascist, as a counterpoint to the previous argument.

4. You disagree with the argument that Shapiro is (or could be) far-right, because you disagree that Stephen Miller fits the strict definition of Fascism.

...and all this was originally triggered because the linked article said:

«Most days, the “top performing” links come from right-wing commentators and provocateurs like Dan Bongino, Ben Shapiro, Fox News and others.»
I started getting anxiety when reading your post... Are there really people who 1) want to work this way and 2) are more productive working this way?
This does not match the intuitive notion of randomness though.

I would say for a given variable to be random, it must not be predictible, given any other variables that humans can know.

I don't think it makes sense to say that X is random "with respect to Y", that's just the definition of independence.

And a constant variable is independent from all other variables, but it's definitely not random.
The scanning matches against CSAM hashes provided by NCMEC - the fear is that NCMEC will be pressured into including hashes of non-CSAM material that USGOV want to track as well (say MAGA images for the current administration.)

(One counterpoint to this is that PhotoDNA has been used for scanning cloud images using NCMEC-provided hashes for a decade now and this slippery slope doesn't seem to have happened yet.)
>your 90s throwback nightmare is now the Gen Z dream

Only ironically. See: vaporwave.
It's still not random. Usually those headlines are followed by articles in which a negative aspect that was found in the released numbers is detailed.

Like Netflix beating revenue and earnings expectations, and even beating new subscriber number expectations, but subscriber growth in a key market slowing much more than anticipated.

If you know all these numbers, you can screen them for potential negative catalysts that might counteract the positive effects of expectation beats. If you find none, you can relatively safely assume that the stock price will probably pop after release.