skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
No, the investigation was started almost immediately after the flight.

It's simply being reported in detail now.
not offensive but it can be read as dismissive. sounds good to me or will do seem better, but tbh chat generally sucks and we all just have to learn to not read too much into it.
Family tragedy and pandemic, no lie. Working on it kept me sane.
indeed, strange article.

It is however quite possible at this point, that the effectiveness against symptomatic infection wears off to nearly zero after 5-6 months.

This seems to be the cause with both mRNA and sinopharm's inactivated virus vaccine as well.
The context is different when there are issues with hospital capacity and there is a known solution that costs nothing to prevent hospitals’ from being overburdened.
AI solves all political, economic and medical problems
see also, HN, where "the system" that keeps discussion civil focuses entirely on silencing any even slight negatives, and scant attention is paid to the hypersensitivities of the numerous offendees
You can't have great success without dedicating sufficient time to your people (and the candidates who might join you)

It's more like a foundation for building a house than a chicken and egg problem.
https://www.amazon.com/Lasko-FF305-20-inch-Purifier-Purifyin...

I bought one of these, and have been happy with mine. I use a #10 filter in it. I have not needed mine for forest fire smoke (I know these higher rated ones are rated for smoke), but it has been amazing with pulling fine particulate matter from collecting (baking soda, mica, etc).

This simplifies the taping/untaping, but before this purchase I did the tape method too. I was about to look for some aluminium channel to build a frame for the filter, but this product save me the time and hassle of that. Plus, this fan comes with a stronger motor to compensate for the filter.
Blip, made by Tomy.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blip_(console)
I think Reddit addresses the same needs that Usenet once did. It's not a very good replacement, but it's the closest thing we have today.
I wonder if Copilot will get caught up in the Texas abortion bounty program.
If you rebooted my computer you would be greeted with a full disk decryption prompt which requires a smartcard and a pin to unlock.

It won't go unnoticed.

If your computer can reboot itself for updates that should be a cause for concern as it means your FDE is being cached somewhere that can use it unattended. I don't allow such things personally.

You do have to check for any untrusted USB devices at boot on a desktop. No getting around that one as you need to be able to use input devices at boot. Best bet is a PS/2 keyboard but those are getting harder to find.

For a laptop you have a better story as you can trust the internal PS/2 keyboard/mouse then use that to approve USB things fresh as needed and dictate what applications they get access to.

I connect my USB webcam to the one VM that needs it on demand, for instance.
LXD is, but LXC can run rootless containers just as well.

In this sense, it's similar to running the Podman-compose daemon as root, but rootless containers on it.
This would go really well with https://cyclone.thelanguage.org/.
In the US there seems to be a divide between rural law enforcement, usually a sheriff's department, and urban police forces when it comes to this type of thing. Perhaps because sheriffs are elected and police chiefs are typically appointed?
I generally like RSR6, but Chicken opted to stick with RSR5 for a long time, which honestly was a deterrent for me. They are in the process of implementing RSR7 which is strangely incompatible with RSR6. Racket has been my go-to scheme for awhile. The only time I would consider Chicken over Racket is if I needed tight integration into an existing C project and had size constraints. Is there something else I'm missing out on?
Not Bluetooth, but tempting to give this idea a try using a sub-$1 microcontroller [0] implementing a software-defined radio with a PCB trace antenna which is powered from the kinetic energy when you actually hit the key.

[0] https://jaycarlson.net/microcontrollers/
I wanted a domain that's so obscure nobody will ever register it. But a squatter is sitting on it. Afternic shows it for 100k minimum. I think those numbers are totally made up in case they find an idiot.
> There's nothing wrong with borrowing for counter-cyclical spending, or with borrowing in general IMO

1. You're stealing from the poor (via currency devaluation) to give to the rich (via government grants, if you are struggling in the tenderloin you are not getting a SBA)

2. Contemporary ethical government is predicated on the principle that the actions of the government have the consent of the governed. Sure, you can't always have that, but you want to try not minimize not getting the consent of the governed. If government borrows money, then people who could not have voted against the borrowing of that money are enjoined to pay it back (for example, people who became of the voting age after the act of borrowing). If you go to a pay-go system, the voters have approved of the taxation and the voters have approved of the use, and the chain of consent is not broken.
I'm always aghast when I go on social media or Reddit and see all the things people say about the unvaccinated dead. I can scarcely believe that the folks that post those things are nominally on the same side as me on most issues of substance. I get past it by telling myself that there are always tons of bots and shills in the pay of all manner of nation states and organizations trolling those exact places posting whatever will ferment polarization.
And there are people who have disguised badusb attacks as those dongles. Works every time.

I co-designed some transparent USB C ones for a client that are easy to audit.

Hope to take them to market some day.
You are right. You buy nothing other than research for gate level. For accuracy you simply need cycle level (which is nothing easy mind you)
The original Arduinos were AVR, but many of the modern ones and clones are indeed ARM, it's just well hidden via the IDE.
There are no-mow grasses that are not mentioned in this article. I'm interested in switching the lawn over to one of them, but reviews are mixed. Another boring season of mowing awaits.
>But actual certified N95 masks just became unavailable instead of having high prices.

Part of that is because 3M has been incredibly good about not raising their prices, and has been very clear to its distributors that they're not ok with them raising the prices. Of course this does nothing to stop the hoarders/private sales jacking up prices on eBay...
> If those 5 states weren't doing even the minimum of vaccines/distancing/masking that they're doing today, they would be at 0% capacity, without question.

Is there evidence of that? From my limited and non-expert perspective, it seems that states that had substantial restrictions (California) experienced the same types of waves that states with barely any restrictions (Florida) experienced at different times. It seems like we have a lot less control of these waves than we think we do.
My last manager would frequently message me "Ack!" after I would bring up some work concern, and until just now I thought he was making the exasperated sound from the Cathy comic strip.
I have a clearance and a somewhat checkered past.

A lot of what they look for is consistency in accounts of previous behaviors between you and any references / interviews they undertake, trying to assess if you're currently honest.

Another big thing they are trying to decide is if you are blackmailable.

(throwaway because I have the sort of clearance you are not supposed to advertise that you have)
Is the idea of an independent judiciary just a myth to manufacture consent?

It seems obvious to me that judges apply their own ideologies in their rulings. But IANAL, maybe I'm just too cynical.
The big thing you’re ignoring is that Elon promised 1000+ miles range on the roadster. The Model S is nowhere near that range.
Supply tends to be very elastic when demand exists. There are shortages, yes, but for some price I can get almost anything you could ask for. I'm pretty sure part of what we are seeing is price gouging.

E.g. for many electrical products I see that the stock has shifted to resellers, you can look on octopart (assuming part is large enough to be tracked). What's hard to evaluate is how real the shipping shortage is. It may be partially people demanding more pay, or it may be entirely a shortage.
This is an interesting perspective and I suspect that this is how most central bankers think about it. But the way I see it, the old money was hard-earned money, it's good money so it should be difficult to earn it.

This problem cannot be solved by artificially creating an alternative source of (easy) money (which is what the reserve banks did). By creating this stream of easy money, central banks allowed reckless, unqualified speculators to amass capital; this capital then gave these unqualified, reckless people the right to decide the trajectory of the economy and our lives. Because of this, nowadays, fools and crazy people are running the show.

The sad thing is that even if you have an amazing business, you still cannot compete with those unskilled fools who earn easy money because they can always beat you on price. These fools will call this advantage 'economies of scale' and they will try to imply that it's related to production efficiency as a result of scale... but in reality, it has nothing to do with production efficiency or scale and has a lot to do with them having access to larger quantities of easy money due to their proximity to the money printers. 'Scale' is the effect of receiving a lot of money, not the cause.

There is a similar inversion of cause and effect when it comes to selfishness and economic efficiency (E.g. Ayn Rand philosophy). Many people see a correlation and mistakenly believe that selfishness is the root of economic efficiency. In reality, an efficient system which produces surpluses will naturally make room for selfish, unproductive people to come in and absorb the surpluses. Altruists are the ones who produce surpluses, selfish people merely capture them.
A better implementation could be to perform a full hash (not CRC32 though; maybe even a byte-by-byte comparison) when the fuzzy hashes match, which is a small probability anyway.
Not sure why the data industrial complex is net yet giving cables for free around malls, schools, etc.
Meet me a few miles offshore and we can do this Miami Vice style
Can you elaborate a little on your dev environment? Emacs/Geiser?
Lawns aren't racist, but laws often are.
He mentions cooking: do the recently-introduced air fryers create significant emissions?
Thanks, feels good to not be alone. I see this kind of hardware and just shrug. But I'd really love to be the kind of person who sees the possibilities and says "wow this is super nice!" (-:
If you have found Reddit policies have been unpopular lately, they’re gonna get much worse when investors want increasing value.
They may try but they will fail because CBDC's are inferior money when compared to undebasebable and private non state controlled alternatives.
I expect there are a lot of particles bigger than 2.5 um?
The context is the same in regards to the self afflicted conditions he mentioned
Also this; especially after watching this happen to DeviantOllam
American Medical Association Calls for End to Use of Ivermectin for Covid
The flight spent over a minute in Class A airspace. You cannot do that without getting into serious trouble with the FAA.
Honestly from the chisel and C example I can’t really see much a difference. Not sure why corporate it making me choose.
That io bundle in your first example is defined in place and then used. If that was previously defined (which would be a shitty Wikipedia example) it would look a lot like your C example.
That's why suburbia is so pervasive. It's almost never practical to create Manhattan on a cornfield. Cities occur incrementally as economic growth drives the need for more buildings. When you arrest that process in its infancy you will never get a city.
Having to show your medical papers to enter public establishments? A boon to your liberties, actually.
by abbreviating, it seems like you value your own time higher than the other person, like their message is not worth writing a whole word in response. At least, that's how I might feel about it. That and it feels a bit like that sketch in The Office where Kevin drops all his interstitial words for "efficiency" and ends up sounding brain damaged.

Obviously that's not the intent, but as per the article, work-related IMs and emails can heighten negative perception and such.
Observers don't have insight into the receiver's perception of the senders repartee, demeanor, and past history.

What might be innocent to an observer may have an undercurrent only seen from the historical context of the receiver.
Every up-vote/down-vote based system is just like this. It's all a matter of degrees after that. I miss the forums and BBSs of old.
How does a period change the meaning?
Ruby: Run Tests for Code Diff Only
Great choice of a domain.
you get to the obstacles faster, which is what really takes the most thinking time to solve
I was under the impression the gameboy cpu was a standard z80, but it seems that's not the case? What did they add to it?
I started mountain biking around 2 years ago. I think my front suspension is too soft for my weight, so both times the front wheel got in a trough(?) and the suspension gave in too much, making me fly over the handlebar. The tibia was because the bike landed on my leg after flying over me.

I'm reconsidering my life choices regarding MTB, since I'm already in my 40s and made zero exercise for at least 20 years.

But this time I learned. I will never risk it in the summer, since those sunny days are way to valuable for spending the time on the bike instead of recovering. I told me this last year, and this time it definitely sunk in. "Be careful, you're not a teenager".

But it makes so much fun. It is so good to breathe in that fresh air and to exercise hard, I always end up with a smile. Too bad I didn't start with this 20 years ago. I had the chance.
The "Darwin Awards" once had an unnerving degree of pop culture acceptance.

[edit] They might still.
My only hope is that the blowback from this, and the other recently passed-yet-unpopular Texas laws (constitutional carry and elections conduct prohibitions), catalyzes the opposition in the upcoming 2022 election cycle.

My only salve has been reading Barbara Tuchman's account of the parliamentary overreach and reaction in turn-of-the-20th century UK in The Proud Tower.
Seriously, women getting full time jobs just means further population decreases.
I buy this stuff, but I run a security consulting company.

I also make my own stuff like this from time to time. A lot of it is pretty easy. I could teach a class of people to make a badusb device from scratch, code and all, in an hour. Any USB capable microcontroller will do. Should we ban those too?

Bad actors have had more sophisticated hardware at their disposal for decades.

Just look at teardowns of credit card skimmers.

Hak5 is not helping those people. They are helping white hats catch up and helping spread awareness how easy this stuff is.

While your mind is adjusting to this, I encourage you to put "crown vic fleet keys" in Amazon and buy yourself keys to the police cars in your area.

The global state of security is a joke and we need people helping onboard whitehats to help teach people to do better.
Imagine if speech policing is enacted into law at the federal level and the other team wins the next elections. This is what it could "look forward too", depending on what team you cheer for.

To be clear, speech policing seems like a bad trend to me, no matter who thinks they are more correct
So this surely means I can go trademark the entirety of the English alphabet, then, right?
do you mean combo locks, or key locks?
It looks like a loot generator for a pen and paper RPG.
Nothing wrong with this, but the analogy at the end about bikes is so hopelessly tortured it's comical.
Oh yeah? Well your face focuses entirely on silencing any even slight negatives! Ha, got 'em!
The spec sheet says "ARM Cortex-M0+", which is Armv6-M based.
Home Depot has 3M N95 masks from time to time both in-store and for delivery, I picked up a 10 pack for a home improvement project a month or so ago. I only needed a few, so sent the rest to my immune compromised sibling.
“Who does Number Two work for!?” — Austin Powers
"Walmart was one of the top four employers of SNAP and Medicaid beneficiaries in every state"

Walmart is a top 4 employer in every state. That stat is meaningless.

"Walmart was found to have employed about 14,500 workers receiving the benefit, followed by McDonald’s with 8,780"

This is a ridiculously small number of people relative to the total headcounts. The reason is because if you work a reasonable number of hours at Walmart or McDonalds, the only way you qualify for government aid is if you are disabled or a single parent.

If we were to tax Walmart and McDonalds an extra levy for each employee that receives benefits (as the article says Bernie Sanders wants), it would simply be giving these employers a financial incentive to stop hiring disabled people and single moms.

I don't see that as a good thing. I look at it from the opposite point of view. It's a good thing these employees are getting government aid. It's clearly helping them get employment and be productive members of society. If anything, I think the benefits should be expanded and we should subsidize more low skill individuals. The Negative Income Tax is a commonly cited method of faciliting this.
The F-150's range is not great - how do you plan to use the vehicle?
I needed a new vehicle earlier in the year, and the forums suggested I'd be waiting several months. Instead, I used a commercial broker. Didn't get to choose the colour, but one arrived (to my doorstep) in 2 weeks. So it seems just like in communist times there are waitlists for some and not others?
Are there any opensource apps that I can connect to San Jose public library? I have some features in mind, like sending a notification asking me to read a certain page at certain time of the day. When I click the link, it should take me to the next open page. Surprisingly no such apps exist so far
You skipped the context of the rest of the quoted message, which was referring to features and UI, not moderation.
A rare article where all the auto-playing animations actually added something. Very nicely done.
I got banned from /r/korea few months ago, for using the term "moonies"(President Moon has a cult-like following in Korea, celebrity-power based politics) in a cheeky, teasing manner to call out pro-gov dudes that try to continue to advocate for Mayor of Seoul that committed suicide to prevent from being investigated after being accused of sexual harassment by his secretary.

Basically all evidence points to him admitting his guilt more or less by his action, but Pro gov/ Pro president Moon people continue to frame the accuser as someone with a political agenda, and continue to advocate for Mr. Park's innocence due to...you can't be guilty if you're dead before courts.

https://www.cnn.com/2021/01/27/asia/south-korea-mayor-sexual...

The mods applied "No overly inflammatory, sexist, racist, homophobic, transphobic or offensive language." to ban my account, and when I protested, the ban stayed, as they got to define what that meant exactly.

I made a new account to circumvent the ban when Korean Gov recently came out with new media censorship law, akin to the one passed in Japan few years ago that grants gov much power to censor media for "security" reasons.

The pro-gov mods nuked the new account within a day, ironically for this post. https://www.reddit.com/r/korea/comments/perv0j/south_korean_...

edit: can't link direct to the comment, so I linked parent comment, following was the actual comment that they flagged me for

"I have 0 interest in proving anything to you, as you clearly have your bias.

I'm just replying for others to hear what the recommendations of one of the most prestigious newspapers to ever be founded are, and one of the best non-partial media rights organizations has to say on the topic."

now my ip is shadowbanned for circumventing the reddit policy of not creating new account to post on subs you are banned from.

Definitely 1984 vibes.
had to laugh at your second point - same for me. i was like, "but periods go after sentences, right?" but now i don't do it

the super weird one is (i live in china currently) that there's a smiley face that is not a smiley face. i always used it. i was hip. i was fitting in. my emoticon game was making progress and then apparently i found out i was doing the equivalent of a reddit /s at the end of all my messages: "that smiley face is a fake smile" how could i know that? it's a yellow smiley face! haha
The bots and shills angle is about all I have to hold onto sanity right now. Would be great to know the actual numbers.

Or terrifying.
Twitter started giving me that empty, robotic, "algorithmic feed" feeling a month or two ago, so I un-followed everyone and removed the app from my phone and logged out all sessions via the web.

I've mostly replaced my online reading/discovery with HN, since I now have zero social media, and by reading HN and a couple of big-name online newspapers, I don't feel that I'm "missing out" on online news (a common feeling after deleting all social media).
I don’t know, to me it seemed the in addition to common courtesy when composing emails it was more perhaps the more important part to also try to be charitable with your interpretation. That whole thing about offense being taken and given, that random strangers didn’t find these emails to be bad, etc.
The youtube teardowns of the Mach E suggest they still don't have much experience with electric.
The pandemic’s true death toll
Maybe she should be. That'd definitely change the dynamics around e.g. pollution.
(1) Most people would rather pay the cost of fraud averaged across all accounts than suffer the risk of unlimited fraud against their own account.

(2) Putting the risk on credit card companies highly incentives them to fight fraud. This is ideal because they make the money and they are best positioned to fight it.

(3) Your premise is false to begin with. Higher fraud, like taxes, is payed for by some combination of the customers, the employees, and the owners (though actually it's more complicated than that due to contractual agreements: I believe merchants bear the penalty so we get recursive).

Even when the customer pays exclusively, there's a propagation delay that hits somebody else's wallet in the interim. (E.g., merchants don't raise prices immediately everytime fraud/taxes/wages increase.) It's a mistake to think of this as a mere transitory effect rather than a structural advantage that favors the consumer.
Habitual lifestyle factors are not the same as the exogenous novel coronavirus.
Yes, but you must use regulation to require a resilient supply chain, as it’s cheaper not to build it to be resilient. Capital optimizes for capital, people must optimize for people.
> Trademarks are limited to categories.

Evidently Affinity and/or Spring believe otherwise.
The PicoLisp pretty printer function printing itself looks like this:
https://pastebin.com/K99n5pCC

I attempted to also include all the helper functions which are not standard lisp manually.

print and println put a space between arguments when printing prin and prinl do not. The ones with an l do line breaks, the others not.

pretty prints it's first argument and the second number is an optional argument what level of indentation to start with.