skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm surprised the article doesn't go as far as to mention about avoiding dark roast, and only going for light/medium roast.

It's my understanding the real coffee snobs avoid dark roast because it burns off a lot of the flavor and natural sweetness of coffee.
I mean yeah, but that reminds me of when Facebook launched Libra and they claimed it operated on a blockchain because the core algorithm involved a "chain" of "blocks"...

If you want to call git a blockchain I guess that's fine, but it's not what most people have in mind when they think of "blockchain".
The massive expansion of vote-by-mail in the 2020 presidential election, especially in many states which had not previously planned to do so, is sufficient to cast some doubt on the election's integrity. The NY Times reported on increased errors and fraud due to mailed ballots back in 2012.

I am not claiming the election was stolen or that Trump should have won. What I am saying, is that when you state "Trump's lies about a rigged election", you are labeling his comments as "lies" to dismiss any discussion of the very real problems with mail-in voting. And that denial is your attempt to "dismiss some uncomfortably partial truth", just what I stated in my first comment.

https://www.nytimes.com/2012/10/07/us/politics/as-more-vote-...
They also have selling products, not to mention that the Ford F-150 Lightning is easily the e-truck I'd bet to have the most sales until, say, 2025.
Agreed, prison guards are about the furthest thing possible from what you see on the CSI shows. It’s kind of a last resort job for people who can’t do anything else. When I visit people in prison I always bring my US Passport for identification because it just totally throws a wrench in the works, requires one or two supervisors to review my document, and 15-45 minutes to figure out how to enter it into the system since the passport number is twice as long as the driver’s license number and doesn’t fit in the usual entry screen. I’m sure it’s the most exciting thing to happen to them that day. Wait thirty days and everything old is new again. Once I ran into a super cop who wanted to know how I drove there and started to unholster his sidearm (obviously assuming that I was driving without a license and he was going to arrest me) but then I told him I took a cab and it just killed him and begrudgingly he waved me through to the next checkpoint. In reality I do drive myself, I just take out my license and leave it in the armrest of my car before I go in - that also blows away the myth of all cops being superhuman lie detectors with Black Widow level knowledge of body language and voice cues.
> macOS isn't doing anything special that Linux et al. aren't doing.

And you base this comment on, what exactly?
Can't run newer releases of osx (err macOS) anymore, though, right? Only a matter of time before there's no more updates to an unsupported platform.
Hold your horses. It is not "the internet". It is private chat.

You need to understand difference between communication that is meant to be public from one that is meant to be private.

Law makes clear distinction.
There are lower rates of viral cell culture positivity in breakthrough infections:

https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.08.20.21262158v...

Viral mRNA loads also decline faster with breakthrough infections:

https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.07.28.21261295v...

(also replicated by the recent NBA study that I failed to bookmark, which also found that the Ct levels were similar with delta and prior variants, including old-school D614G although the average for delta was slightly lower but not within the statistical power of the study)

That means that while mRNA loads are similar in breakthrough infections they're composed of more viral debris and they clear faster. That suggests they're less transmissible.

During Alpha, 80% of breakthrough infection is Israel did not transmit in social settings:

https://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/310490

Previously effectiveness against transmission (before delta) was 89% after fully vaccinated:

https://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/297167

There's no evidence that is free from massive confounding factors that delta is really that much of a game changer in vaccinated individuals. Its biggest effects is on pushing the herd immunity threshold across the population near enough to 100% as not to matter and for being twice as bad for unvaccinated individuals.

The reasonable evidence is still that vaccines work and are effective and safe and the best way to end the pandemic, and that delta is still largely transmitting and killing people through the unvaccinated population.
Why anyone should care if you can't send links to websites run by kooky nutjobs with false or highly questionable COVID information to other people via FB messenger?
>You reaaaaallly would not like the uncensored internet.

Respectfully disagree. Watching things get disappeared on Reddit sent me in to an anxiety spiral.

I'll take goatse links over that shit any day of the week.
Nobody said people shouldn't be able to ask questions about health issues or vaccines.

But they don't automatically deserve to be taken seriously, especially if taking them seriously requires way more effort than they put in when they asked their questions.
that sounds way more rare than most jobs
I can't think of any direct messaging applications that moderate content.
Well for one, you get to see who's booing you.
Thank you for your kind and thoughtful comment.

I think most birds are not having a great time these days, between losing habitat and losing insects/biomass.

We are still thinking of nature and animals as being self-sustaining, the way they have been in the past, but more and more it's becoming apparent that we have to not only reduce harm, but also step in and help, to become true caretakers of the biome.
Probably downvoted because IMO that's a very weak limb you're going on, and the behaviour you're describing probably seems unbelievable to many users.

But well, maybe it is shitty coder(s) mishandling timeouts.
Elon's take:

"Don’t want to be unreasonable, but maybe they should be required to deliver at least one vehicle per billion dollars of valuation before the IPO?"

https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1431522886456651778
I miss the uncensored internet, before it went all 2.0-shaped.
> I could see an outcome where advances in renewable energy and storage tech occur fast enough to make fossil fuels uncompetitive

This has, I think, near enough happened already. What we're battling currently is inertia, vested interests, and misinformation.

With sufficient political vision and will, I think that the energy mix (both generation-side and consumption-side, across residential, commercial and industrial use) could change fairly swiftly.

There are so many upsides to renewables that we'll look back and question why fossil fuels remained in use for so long.

I've no association with the IEA but have been reading around their website a bit today and found an (optimistic, perhaps) report[1] of theirs on "Net Zero by 2050" inspiring.

The link below is to a page in the (CDN-hosted) report containing "Key Pillars of Decarbonisation" - actionable and well-explained suggestions on their net zero roadmap:

https://iea.blob.core.windows.net/assets/beceb956-0dcf-4d73-...

[1] - https://www.iea.org/reports/net-zero-by-2050
The top of the sidebar links to Bulletin no 13 which is from August 1999.

The bottom of the page says: Site funded Apr/30/2000. Updated Mar/14/2020.
The post says don't use tap water, but what are the alternatives? Brita or Pur filter? Bottled water (that is most likely just tap water itself)? spring water? Distilled water? I suspect the only one without solutes would be distilled, but distilled makes for awful drinking water.
Probably one of the smartest people who ever lived. His breadth of knowledge was probably unsurpassed. He wrote/knew about everything, from math to philosophy to pharmacology ,sports, etc. By the end of undergrad he effectively a top-tier philosopher and then branched out to writing, in which he also excelled. Kinda like Issac Asimov in terms of knowing so much, but a completely different genre.
Where did you study? It sounds like a fun uni!
That’s a notification pushed by Apple I guess?
I want room sized treadmills like they had in the early '90s:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JkIs37a2JE
Maybe you've heard of copyright and contractual obligations?
If you think you know who Philip Glass is, you probably don’t (2018)
Warren Buffett famously stated, "Only when the tide goes out do you discover who's been swimming naked."

It's interesting how the pandemic has helped expose the corruption, incompetence and institutional rot in American institutions that have historically been considered among the best, if not the best, in the world.

In addition to the FDA, just look at the CDC, which proved to be far less capable than widely believed, starting with its botched test kits and failure to test the first quarantined evacuees from Wuhan.

https://www.npr.org/2020/11/06/929078678/cdc-report-official...

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-cdc-re...

https://archive.is/Y9cuC
M-x shortdoc-display-group is quite nice.
>because I'm lazy

Yeah, you described it well.

Start by understanding, Mr Moderator, there is a hell of a lot of difference between public posts and private messages.
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Only Prototype 4 is going to have force feedback.[1] Everything else is just some string pots for input. That's not a good way to do sensing, but if you have something that can pull on the strings, offers a way to apply forces to the hand.

It looks like the plan is to mount five R/C servos on the wrist cuff.

This is one of those projects for which you'd like OpenServo.[2] That was an old project to re-controller hobby R/C servos so that you could get force feedback and position feedback for robot use. It worked, but never became popular.

[1] https://github.com/LucidVR/lucidgloves/releases/tag/Proto4

[2] https://hackaday.io/project/158267-openservo-20
Without wanting to wade into the discussion, it is interesting that this comment has no replies as of yet.

It's almost as though, to a lot of people commenting, discussion about fact isn't the intention. We're just here for the daily shit on Evil Corp.
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This is a bug. The intended behaviour is to notify the user that tried to send the link.

Doesn't make it okay.
https://archive.is/lxVJV
Too many Facebook shareholders here that look the other way. Literal scums, the lot of them.
Canada, April: Under-65 excess mortality exceeds under-65 Covid-19 deaths
Here's a chart of cases over time in Del Norte county, based on the NY Times county data: https://covid-19.datasettes.com/covid/ny_times_us_counties?c...

(Using a Datasette instance I've been running against Covid data since last year)
Titmice used to be famous for picking the foil off the jugs the milkman delivered.
For quality employees? Yes. The idea that we shouldn't take advantage of people just because they live in another country shouldn't be controversial, but here we are.
> Based on the newly updated provisional dataset released today from the Canadian Vital Statistics Death Database, from the end of March 2020 to the beginning of April 2021, an estimated 62,203 deaths were reported among Canadians aged 0 to 64. This represents 5,535 more deaths than expected were there no pandemic, after accounting for changes in the population such as aging. Over the same period, 1,380 COVID-19 deaths have been attributed to the same age group (those younger than 65), suggesting that the excess mortality is, in large part, related to other factors such as increases in the number deaths attributed to causes associated with substance use and misuse, including unintentional (accidental) poisonings and diseases and conditions related to alcohol consumption.
Basically the anti science conservative portions of the state.
Imagine thinking we should, literally, police language.
Going rogue? They sold the company, and now it's operating independently.
Sutter Hospital in Crescent City in Del Norte County is a bit of an outlier because it services Pelican Bay max security prison. A lot of families come from all over the state to visit their incarcerated family members. I don't know exactly what difference this makes, but I'm sure it makes some.

https://krcrtv.com/north-coast-news/eureka-local-news/del-no...
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I don't buy it.

It is always "a bug" or some other excuse. Then we find out later it wasn't a bug after all.

If you lie frequently enough you loose right for benefit of the doubt.
I almost get a Temple OS mental illness vibe from it. It’s endlessly fascinating though.
Stories like this happen going on since the beginning of the pandemic. I’m shocked at the number of people who casually skip over the body bags and refrigerated trailers to declare COVID to be vastly overblown.
To the best of my knowledge, and I could be wrong, none of those languages/extensions allow for run time generation of code. I think there is a great deal of semantic difference between compile time code execution that enables syntax manipulation and the full scope of Lisp macros. I’m not making a judgment about the value of such capabilities, but I really think they make for distinct expressability classes.
This is generally through the use of (often custom) analyzers. I would wager, though I have little empirical evidence, that most non-trivial zero days of large software like this are not strictly manually discovered.
Moderation is not the same as censorship.
Yeah, but you're posting on a forum that rewards effort and thoughtful explanations.

Also, I've gotten down the rabbit hole of debating with eg vaccine skeptics IRL, and sometimes giving a details-based answers helps, sometimes it doesn't. Some people just stick to their arguments like a shield, and will just cycle between arguments if you knock one of them down. Explaining that eg mRNA has a very short half-life and is unlikely to have long term side-effects doesn't really help.
> saying that languages don't matter, for us, would be like rocket engineers saying that materials don't matter.

It also seems plainly mistaken. We still see a steady stream of security vulnerabilities relating to imperfect use of unsafe languages. Safer languages make those sorts of errors categorically impossible. Even if your position is sure but these languages aren't always practical, that's still a concession that further work is needed on safe languages.
Just another example of how Delta is tearing its way through the under-vaccinated parts of the country. But it's important to remember it isn't just "red states" that are susceptible, but really any conservative region, even in deep blue states.

Meanwhile in NY, where nearly all restrictions have been lifted for months, the Delta wave has barely registered and the rate of new cases has flattened if not started to decline in recent weeks.
> We gotta get off memory-unsafe languages.

You read this whole post and that's what you got? Just the fact that this includes a heap grooming step should be pretty telling that it's not very reliable and that it can easily be broken (it probably won't work if you try it after the next Win10 update).

I mean, yeah, sure, buffer overflows are bad, but this is an extremely sophisticated attack that relies on like a zillion moving pieces, of which "memory-unsafe languages" are basically a footnote. Props to the dedication and expertise of the security researchers.
I just tried with the same url and there's a message telling me it won't send
This answer seems optimistic. Unless you have a single execution state cpu bound, which has no parallelism, and no other tasks exist needing runtime, having more cores, even little ones, seems like a win.

Even just pedestrian clock processing for interrupts could exploit the other cores. Or keyboard and mouse processing, whatever. Playing an mp3 while you compile? That other core sure would stop context switching in the compiler...
How would you phrase it? I find it to be quite clear.
I'm curious, what would be the reason behind banning index.php, especially considering it was a common feature of links at the time?
Oh wow, someone learned something new and exciting today! Instead of celebrating them expanding their knowledge and horizon, let's make fun of them!
The flip side is that delta is very likely optimally transmissible/virulent.

Once immunity is built up to delta, then it'll be forced to evolve to achieve immune escape and that'll make it mutate much more than it has and pick immune escape mutations that will make it "worse" in the immune naive population. Immune escape will come at a cost.

And the scientific evidence of "waning immunity" in the headlines these days is likely wrong and a gigantic lesson in confounding factors. The HCoV-229E common cold coronavirus evolves to escape immunity, and this one probably will as well:

https://journals.plos.org/plospathogens/article?id=10.1371/j...

So our immune systems will evolve and take the edge off of all future coronavirus infections, but the virus will also have to evolve and be forced to make tradeoffs and will become less virulent in the process.

So if you caught one of the common cold coronaviruses right now and had zero inherited immunity to it, then it would probably still be somewhat mild since it would have been evolving for hundreds of years to be more stealthy than virulent. If you caught the original pandemic version though it would probably suck about as hard as SARS-CoV-2 right now.
Del Norte has a population of 30,000. I cannot imagine their mortuaries have much overflow capacity. 2800 cases is 10% of population, which is about the same as the national average. Its actually less. the us has 39 million cases, about 11.5% of pop infected.
People don't seem to understand the ramifications.

I prefer truth to being enslaved into conformance by "the algorithm".
Because of the precedent that sets. For example, some would hold that socialism is as economically illiterate as anti-vaccine opinions are medically illiterate to you. Should socialist links be likewise censored?
> For $100, you can get a Windows 10 capable (but not including Windows 10) machine, with reasonable memory, disk, and WiFi

Can you elaborate a bit? Would be interested in this. Do you mean if you built with economy parts? Or does there exist some existing package?
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I resisted switching (from vim to emacs) for a long time, but it's just not true that "there are usually better tools for any given task": magit and the other git integrations in emacs are significantly better than the equivalents in VSCode or IntelliJ (anecdotal, but I've never had issues figuring out version control in emacs whereas I've made significant messes trying to use the VC features of VSCode and IntelliJ); the ad-hoc programmability of emacs is second to none (just the other day I whipped up a quick one-off refactoring tool to fill in names missing in the LSP diagnostic errors: other editors might have an equivalent feature, but nothing makes it as easy to combine features in ad-hoc fashions as emacs). notmuch is, so far, the best email interface I've found. And, I could go on: I've occasionally tried switching back to "normal" editors, but each time I find that I'm missing some configuration that was trivial to put together in my emacs configuration and is only available in my new editor if I'm willing to make significant compromises.
That's true for everybody, I think.

I find "thinking in lisp, then writing the program out in X" where X is whatever 'mundane' language seems most suitable to the task is often a very effective technique.

Array languages I've tried to learn repeatedly over the years and always ended up bouncing off, so have no opinion there except "personal aha moment not yet reached".
That's a fair point about Trump on Twitter, but IMO that's a reason to disagree, and offer a counter-argument, not to flag.

(Again, to be clear I don't really care one way or the other about anyone's feelings pro- or anti-Trump, his presidency had very little impact on me, outside the US, and no longer matters at all.)
Legal stuff takes a lot of time.
The domain looks like fake new/sketchy to me (I could be wrong). Maybe there is a ban for the entire domain?
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But it paid for a lot of lawyers yachts in the mean time.
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they only plan to produce 80k in 2024 - lackluster to be honest
“Chrome is the only major browser that does not offer meaningful protection against cross-site tracking... and will continue to leave users unprotected.”

Seems like that requires some elaboration.

Digging a bit, they reference this announcement:
https://blog.google/products/chrome/updated-timeline-privacy...

> Stage 1 (Starting late-2022): Once testing is complete and APIs are launched in Chrome, we will announce the start of stage 1. During stage 1, publishers and the advertising industry will have time to migrate their services. We expect this stage to last for nine months, and we will monitor adoption and feedback carefully before moving to stage 2.

> Stage 2 (Starting mid-2023): Chrome will phase out support for third-party cookies over a three month period finishing in late 2023.

You can also just disable 3rd party cookies, chrome://settings/cookies

That's already on for me. Not sure if I did that myself or if that's the default.