skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Be happy that you don't have to prove your skin color to Slack yet. You're currently still able to appropriate minority skin colors, but I guess we're just one white guy using a brown-skin thumbs-up ("it's literally the brown thumbs, it's the modern brown shirts") before Slack mandates skin color tests.
I’m really sorry to know this. And I’d like to apologise for not being able to convince some of my close friends to not vote the fascists in, in the last national elections.
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Doesn't saying "but you can find this on the other side" imply that it's much more common on the side you're comparing to?
On a related point, what I'm uncertain about are the reasons for the increase in transgender kids in the west. I understand there's been a massive increase in cases for transmen in the UK and USA for example.
Is this because we can identify these conditions much better now? Maybe. I don't have the background to say for sure.
There is a real fear in society though that woke schools of thought are a harmful influence to the above rise. Again we need to be careful here.
Personally what I do know is that growing up I had for a time quite severe identity issues (not about gender) but it was also a time when society encouraged the view of everyone being unique and mysterious and don't put labels on things. There wasn't anyway near this current level of identity politics and wokeness.
I appreciate it's a bit of a stretch but in some ways it does feel now in society there is a growing pressure to box people's identities in more. Im so glad I grew up without the internet and could just be, and be a confused kid growing up without labels.
Because an EMP would show us who we really are.
IMO, this sort of thing should be treated as a security bug in the browser, and given a timely fix accordingly.
That's Newspeak. The words you're using have actual meanings, but you are failing to respect them, and so your comment came out completely devoid of meaning.
I didn't look into it too deeply. Maybe if there are multiple windows they can communicate with each other in some way.
So… await elites making a big pedophile catch (perhaps recycling Epstein’s story, which gained a lot of popularity among the youths), and using it as a launchpad for “see, we needed an automatic iPhone search”.
Pandemic goes on, people dying everywhere, 30 million without healthcare, even tests costs money. People dont want to risk their lives for dimes. That's the gist of it.

In a civilized country, nobody would be working for a few hundred dollars and then trying to gather a few hundred more via 'tips' and still not be able to manage to feed their family with 2 adults working. In US, that's the case.

This pandemic has just broke the already dysfunctional service sector which leeched on its customers and food stamps for its employees to be able to stay afloat to maximize its profits
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And yet the flying of Mussolini flags at Italian football games is increasing...

Tell me how Italy isn't civilized though, please.

Edit: The most watched/participated in global sport isn't representative? You're not exactly selling me on your argument here.
Because it's my device, it belongs to me and should obey me instead of gigantic corporations or governments. I don't care about some government agenda trying to improve whatever situation. I want my computer out of it. They can go "honestly improve the situation" elsewhere, hopefully as far away from me as possible. And we don't need to provide any other justification either. They're the ones who need damn good reasons and warrants before stepping foot in my property.
Obligatory shrubbery Monty Python:
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> should you just accept it when they decide to install one of those devices in your home?

The device they installed is invisible and you will never have any way of knowing they were in there, it's irrelevant what you accept.
On most modern cpus with multiple sockets, it's slower to fetch a L2 line from the other socket than to fetch it from main memory. Was this also true on your system?
It was more narrowly focused in the Cold War era, though. NSA was very focused on the USSR, which was quite opaque from the outside. "Team A" worried about the USSR, "Team B", everything else. Huge amounts of effort had to be expended to get basic info like "where are their air bases"? One head of the NSA said during that period that they produced about three pieces of actionable intelligence per day, of which maybe one per week was important enough to be brought to the attention of the President. Much info went into NSA, but not much came out. NSA belonged entirely to DoD, which had no domestic role and wasn't interested in anybody who lacked serious military power.

The "trying to find small numbers of people who might do some terrorist act via SIGINT" is post-9/11. That's when surveillance became dangerous. Now, law enforcement has access to far too much take. Worse, there's a huge US anti-terrorist establishment that's orders of magnitude larger than the number of terrorists and doesn't really have enough to do. So they self-generate work.
The stupid pressure of not only being expected to have a LinkedIn account, but also using it to be relentlessly upbeat is so ridiculous. I'm happy to live without FB and don't have a reddit account, use Twitter sparingly. Dropping LinkedIn is the next logical step.
Yes, yes, absolutely massive.

Please wear a mask, and please stay home as much as possible. Very onerous. We’ve had lockdowns, but even those generally allow you to go outside for a walk.
I'm curious what any possible alternatives might be to the practical problems "wokeness" tries to present itself as a solution to.

I don't think the problem of racism and sexism (two classic "woke" topics) are "Left" problems, which is why it strikes me as odd that I don't see ideas about how to deal with them coming from everyone, beyond a straight denial they exist, or that it's actually the fault of the folks experiencing the discrimination somehow.
> But "latinx"? Not once. It's unpronounceable in Spanish. You only see the letter X in indigenous place-names like Mexico or Oaxaca, and there it's pronounced kind of like a fricative version of our H, which can't work at the end of the word. I've heard native English speakers say it's pronounced "lah-TINKS", which is so obviously foreign it's painful.

That's pretty ironic. I never made that connection, though I only have a basic familiarity with Spanish phonetics.

My understanding is that "latinx" is pretty much exclusively a performative English-speaking white liberal thing. It's not very pronounceable in English, either. I've never actually heard it spoken, but mentally I read it as "latin-ex." Personally, I don't think I'd ever even try to use "lah-TINKS," since I'd be afraid it'd be interpreted as an ethnic slur.
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More weird is that Merican Wokeness is replacing *ness in other countries. Finnish has only one personal pronoun for all sexes, but Woke Finns add American Pronouns to their twitter pages.
> It might exist in academia or PR departments or journalism or facebook pages and twitter threads but it does very little to affect material relations and power structures, so it's if anything the Left and not anyone else who should be concerned with it.

Are you sure? It feels like it has a much stronger influence, at least in Western Europe.
And in the meantime it creates injustices in the other direction, e.g. when Julian Assange is accused of "rape" which the public understands to mean a particular very serious thing, but Sweden uses a definition that encompasses much more than that very serious thing. Meanwhile a thousand articles are published containing his name and the word "rape" together in the headline.
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It was the only medication he was taking at the time because of a tooth ache. The authority requiring the test let it pass.
The East German stasi absolutely did turn a lot of normal non-spy people into snitches.
According to the excellent roller doc "United Skates" the venues are closing due to rent increase.

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I would claim that the iOS version might not be capable of doing the tricks due to the restrictions of the platform. Their Augmented reality functions for Switch Ports only works on iOS.

That or the teams are really bad at syncing their work.
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Sorry to hear about your unfortunate experience. I bet everyone would get shaken up after getting an opportunity like that taken away, AFTER it was already confirmed that you're getting it.

One thing I'd like to touch upon is you saying that it cost you 5-7 years of your career. Is that really the case, though? Hear me out. I've been employed in a couple of workplaces where I've had similar experiences: employer dangling a shiny thing in front of me in the shape of a promise. "You're nearly there, it'll come soon enough. You just have to work hard." As you can imagine, the shiny thing never reached the palm of my hand. The first time it happened, I worked insanely hard with my rose-tinted glasses on. Took me a while to realise that I'm wasting my time. Once I made the decision to leave in search for better things, I was well equipped to jump higher than before. I already had the skill set AND the internal bullshit detector was calibrated. The second time it happened, I didn't waste any time. Jumped ship, got employed at, what I consider, a dream job.

The point I'm getting at is that you never truly waste time unless you're coasting. The experiences you've had add up to the person (professionally and personally) you are now. It might've taken you longer to achieve what you've set out to do but you got there in the end. You must be happier that you're the CTO at the company you're in now rather than the one you mentioned anyway, right?

The ol' cliché "the journey is the best part."
Contracts are written up front for two plus years of work. Waterfall. The DoD and contractors pretend to do agile in the middle by running everything through sprints, even though you can't change the plan. Water-agile-fall
I think Faust is great and one of the most fun things I've discovered in the past year... I've built a trombone simulator with it, a speech synthesizer, and now I'm making a DIY spatial audio setup. It compiles to C++ so it's portable to basically any platform, and it's super easy to produce webassembly, or a macOS executable, etc etc etc.
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This is not news in that sense though. This article is from Economist weekly examining “Illeberal left”.

What’s this got to do with Abortion law that Texas passed?

We can talk about X without diverting the conversation to Y - which deserves its own discussion.
Bitcoins can be hidden more easily since they are basically a password.

I’m more concerned about scalability (how ready is lightning really?) and price fluctuations (how can shops put price tags on things if the value keeps moving?)
> The in-universe text in Deus Ex had such a profound worldbuilding influence on Truyens that he included its lead writer, Sheldon Pacotti, in Omnipedia.

This just made me want to play this. Sheldon Pacotti is an absolute genius. I started reading his books after finding out he was the lead scriptwriter in Deus Ex, and they've been amazing.

Having said that, the quote above is ironic, since Pacotti wrote the script, not the in-game texts. Those were written by someone else, whose name escapes me now ...

On the bright side, I'll be remembering soon, since now that Deus Ex had been mentioned, I'll have to reinstall it again ...
How are you so certain they didn't have a domestic role?
Eh. You need a billion people to change their opinion. I am in a small minority which gets trampled on.
For what is worth in UK immigrant parents are also encouraged to speak their native language at home with their kids.

We have been speaking almost exclusively Italian at home with our son at home, and still his primary language is shifting to English as he started going to school. He even started speaking english with his Italian friends!
You don't consider "you're not allowed in any building other than your own house, the closest grocery store to you, or an emergency room" to be a massive curtailing of freedom? Because a lot of places basically said exactly that.
This seems to be an anti-ivermectin narrative. Obviously, taking doses meant for horses is foolish. But people are conflating horse dosage ivermectin with human dosage. An anti horse dose narrative is perhaps necessary, but I still don’t see numbers to indicate the scale of that exact problem. The media seems hyper reactive to just about every idea these days. But the real scientific question is whether human dose ivermectin has efficacy in treating COVID. We are sidetracked about a debate about whether people taking horse dosages are foolish or not; this is a red herring. Again, we ought to be concerned with the question of whether a therapeutic dose of ivermectin for COVID exists. That horse doses are bad for people isn’t proof against the entirely different thesis that therapeutic doses exist.
yada yada ... It's still a 16:9 screen ratio, why not betting on 16:10 instead?
My last job we were all highly encouraged by the CEO to add our preferred pronouns to our profiles. Just another reason I left.
Can someone explain how tmpfs / /dev/shm track files if not by inode number?
twitter. there is really nothing else to say
I've been in both kinds of organizations. Without fail, every place that was like "organization B" (separate development and cloud teams) had some under-the-table workaround. The worst I think I ever saw was _every single customer's hosted environment_ had SSH access enabled with the same key, and it was shared between developers without much regard for security. A business worth hundreds of millions of dollars...

But of course they required two-factor authentication in O365, so it was SOX2 compliant.
We won't ever be free until we can manufacture computers at home just like we can write our own software at home. Right now, manufacturing computer hardware requires billions of dollars. Governments will target these centralized operations. We must decentralize hardware manufacturing.
Probably for the same reason that foot biding took off in China
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>One major aspect of the mystery of time is the fact that it doesn’t play the same role in quantum mechanics as other quantities, like position or momentum; physicists say there are no “time observables”

There sort of is though. No fundamental force is time dependent per se. Here is a simple recipe:

1. Introduce a "clock system" to your experiment, whose job it is to be in state |t> at time t. Notice that the eigenstates of the clock system are the same as the quantum fourier transform. The clock Hamiltonian is thus easy to construct.

2. Change any time dependent term in the Hamiltonian into an interaction term between the original system and the clock system. In other words, rewrite H(t)|x> as H|t>|x>.

3. Solve as a time independent Hamiltonian.

4. Time is now an observable |t>. Oddly, it is now entangled with position states |x>.

To make an analogy, instead of having a time dependent force you can imagine your experiment is being conducted on a train moving at constant speed, and the time dependent part is encoded in the curves of the track. Technically the particles of the experiment apply a reaction force on the clock system, but assuming your commuter train is several tons heavier than your subatomic particles this is irrelevant (except of course to get theoretical perfection one requires infinite mass). The entanglement aspect is just another way of saying that if you observe the 3:15 to Yuma at the station, this is highly correlated with observing the time 3:15 on the clock system.

The rest of the article is interesting.
> in comparison to any previous vaccination campaign, this one is really, really mild.

I'm also referring to the lockdowns we had before the vaccine existed. Those certainly weren't mild.
Tooling for ASN.1 formats f*** suck, that's why.

The only truly fully featured, well-maintained open source implementation for C/C++ seems to be asn1c from Lev Walkin and the dev experience is a world away from what you get using something like Avro, CapnProto or Protobufs.
> But locales give a
delicious sweet spot of brokenness, where things are broken enough to
cause neverending pain, but not broken enough that enough effort would
have spent to fix it completely.

Oh, this feels familiar. I most recently had this feeling when reading about the git staging area, where that term is common everywhere but the man pages.
If you just want a reasonably small (1-4tb) volume with redundancy and don't care too much about performance, you could buy 2x raspberry pi 4 and those cheap enclosures that provides space for a hard disk (usb 3.0). One is the primary, the other is the backup. Schedule an rsync from the primary. This would be cheap and simple. It also lets you undo an accidental "rm -f" before the next scheduled rsync.
Why didn't we just get rid of that all together? Isn't it just like "master" a left-over from feudalist and slavery?
Why is Google and others getting a pass?

Google have blog posts from 2019 about scanning gmail and google drive for CSAM in the same way.

All cloud providers scan user content, most for mining advertisement gold.
"They are increasing" -> That should be why the vote percentage of far right in Europe stays at 10% at all times.

This is before the fact that a 'Mussolini flag' does not target any ethnicity, religion, nationality, minority or the like.

Try flying a Nazi flag in a football game Germany and see what will happen to your club.
You've nailed it. Analysis of social movements often doesn't take the intent of the ruling class into account nearly enough, and for good reason - part of their program is to deflect attention away from themselves and make it look organic.
This feels to me like maybe a good example for operator overloading. Often the "good" case of operator overloading is given as some fancy numeric type, like Complex or Matrix or something, for which some arithmetic makes sense but the fundamental integer and floating point operators don't cut it.

But here is a case where programmer defined overloading of equality shows a benefit, if each type (including time.Time) takes responsibility for knowing how to compare that type then nobody else needs to know this detail and the natural comparison operators work, rather than needing to awkwardly define == and Equal separately and then forever live with people choosing the wrong one by mistake.

After all, in the absence of such an overload (and I agree having it would interfere with Go's goal of simplicity) this would likely happen even without reflect.DeepEqual because people want to do this, and "You can't do this safely" is unlikely to have better results in Go than other languages.
Because it's caustic and corrosive like few cultural movements are.

I've always said about self-appointed woke commissars that what they really want is to eat at the cool kids' table. But they can't do that because they are often profoundly mentally ill. So what they do instead is take over the nerds' table and exploit whatever good nature they find there to turn it into their personal fiefdom. Better to rule in hell than serve in heaven.

(This is also why wokesters are such bloody corporatists. A corporation is a power nexus, and power is the flame to which they are the moth. It was always about power.)

The thing is they have been profoundly successful! Wokeness has gone for the throat of just about every nerd hobby: first it was science fiction, then video games, then comics, and more recently open source and tabletop RPGs. TSR/WotC laughed off the right's assault on D&D during the "Dark Dungeons" era when they tried associating it with Satanism. But they sure crumpled to accusations of racism from the other side of the aisle and today you can't assign traits such as strength or aggression to fictional nonhuman races because orcs are "coded as black" or some shit.

The result is that nearly everything about these hobbies is in ruins. You cannot write traditional science fiction without aligning yourself with fascists or those perceived to be fascists. The X-Men are no longer heroes, just jerks with superpowers and an axe to grind. Nerds are such soft targets, destroying what they love was easy.

So yeah, they've done nothing to address class inequality or challenge existing power structures, but they have demonstrated that they can dissolve our cultural fabric with proven techniques. Do not be surprised if conservatives are concerned with this -- conservatism is about protecting and preserving a culture. Not everything is money and power to them.
It follows directly from more acceptance of being transgender in society. It is not pleasant to have to sit with gender dysphoria for years - and then when you eventually do treat it, to have to spend thousands undoing changes to your body. Much better to treat it before it becomes a problem.
Only the current exploit. The vuln itself is platform independent.
Same -- I'm not a gamer at all, though I'm keen to try if it doesn't involve running windows or dealing with consoles. But I ordered one because I suspect the platform will turn out to be popular for all sorts of things not related to gaming at all. It's a really capable Linux PC with a neat form factor, good display and lots of controls.

Worst case scenario, it'll make a great present for a gamer, as it looks like it'll be scarce for a while :-)
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People that don't mind killing other people to improve their personal comfort usually end up restricted to their cell and the prison's yard, when the issue is correctly framed.

I don't know why people expect this particular case should be any different.
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Turning someone into a snitch, basically a spy is one thing, making everyone a snitch is another.
He did not say progressives, he said " anyone who spends a lot of time thinking about this type of thing", which I interpreted as the conservatives which can't stop talking about this.
Please read the article. TMPFS was internally using 32bit unsigned int for counting inode number, which got overflow-ed. Kernel already has 64bit wide ino_t, the dev migrated to it.
I understand that this is a compelling pitch for employees people who's first rodeo is with you; and consider this sort of discussion much more honest, than what people generally do.

On the other hand, this disregards liquidity: specifically, that vast majority of startups tend to die, vast majority of rest stagnate in funded but non-liquid form, liquidity events are boolean, and are happening generally years beyond fully vesting into stock options.

So, I feel, this too would lead to significant misunderstandings as people vest fully into their options, but can't get a penny for them.