skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Good.

We should not be having these squabbles.

I just want to point out something important:

I am social and economic left, but not extreme. Probably European center. Markets are fine, but so are social programs, safety nets.

Corruption isn't, and the US has a lot of money in politics right now.

Just some context for what I am about to say:

The US left, in terms of who holds power, has pushed some real social progress. I am happy to say I did my part as an activist, voter, citizen. More of us do not have to live lies and or suffer discrimination for things we have no choice in. Good.

Put simply, I was there, sometimes at great personal cost.

All this social progress has come at increasingly severe economic costs. Far too many people are paycheck to paycheck, working too much and able to afford too little.

Year after year more face this, and every year more turn away convinced they lack meaningful representation. And that adds right up to things like we are seeing now.

Social progress is under real threat due to lack of economic progress.

Those people were there for the social fights and plenty of wins are in the record for all to see.

It is time we show up for economic reasons.

Not doing that puts all of us at the very real risk of increasingly authoritarian, potentially fascist government. And that will be driven by the need to check growing unrest due to economic factors.

All a real fascist will need to do in the next couple elections is speak right to all that and sell people on a vision. And they do not actually have to mean it any more than we have seen other elected leaders mean it.

Desperate people will gamble and hope.

Why?

Think in terms of hard priorities:

Say one is forced to choose between feeding the kids, paying rent, seeing the doctor and paying for that

, or

More hard social policy fights?

They will try and eat before they will try and end bigotry, for example. Same goes for sexism, theocracy, racism...

I am gonna show up for labor. It is long overdue.

You should too. It will matter as much as the long list of social causes have mattered and not having enough is just as cruel as being told one cannot present as who they are, or that they are somehow less because of some attribute or other.

It all hurts. And when it hurts enough, there is no need to judge pain. It just hurts.

And all of this is unnecessary. We really do not have to be making others lives hell socially or economically.

Consider showing up.
neither of these are alternate formulations of the op
The Twitter Touch: the opposite of the Midas Touch. Everything they touch turns to shit.
Is it inexcusable that if I search 'Japan' to look for pics from my trip to Japan, it shows me pictures containing any Asian person at all? If I search Japan today, I get mostly pics of my not Japanese wife. But I guess we don't complain enough for anyone to care.

https://i.ibb.co/Mf6rVdf/Screenshot-20210907-002516-Photos.j...

Nobody who has traveled at all would mistake my wife and child as Japanese. And doing so is especially insidious considering the Bataan death march.
The Palo Verde Generating Station is a nuclear power plant located near Tonopah, in western Arizona. It is located about 72 km due west of downtown Phoenix, Arizona, and it is located near the Gila River, which is dry save for the rainy season in late summer.

The power plant evaporates the water from the treated sewage from several nearby cities and towns to provide the cooling of the steam that it produces.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palo_Verde_Nuclear_Generating_...
I should add that there is a way out for china -- high skilled production, but they are really shooting themeselves in the foot on that one. High skilled production requires input of low-skilled labor, and after several decades of what looked like it could be a rapprochement, since the ascendancy of Xi Jinping, china has increasingly alienated its closest neighbors (phillipines, vietnam, taiwan, japan, south korea, india), some of whom would be ideal sources of low-skill inputs. And a LOT of their tech comes from copying the west. That will get you only so far; to be truly innovative and successful in the high-skill arena you need to have a source of creativity and critical thought which after a short period of flourishing, I hear is being repressed by the state again these days (I don't know for certain, I'm not in china).
No Star Trek: 25th Anniversary? Tsk.
I'm pretty sure the battery stats also show the time the app was on the screen / active.
What the hell are you talking about? China is currently undergoing an active genocide.
Worth noting that TSMC is relentlessly incremental. While Intel wanted to make a bigger, slower jump from 14 to 10, TSMC did an N7, an N7+ (not to be confused with N7P), an N6, N5, and N5P, and later this year, N4 is on the roadmap.

So counting "generations" is a little abstract anyways. You should probably look at the PPA numbers and the kind of scaling boosters they've managed to ship, if you want to compare fairly.
Haiku OS released Beta 3, hires first full time developer
> Disabling all registries except for those whitelisted and requiring full names for those would probably have been sufficient for this problem, and not fractured the community IMO.

Yes this is what I was getting at. You don't need to override the meaning of image names, you just need to be able to disable registries outside your control and prefix all your images. It's like an additive vs subtractive blindness effect that caused people to miss this solution.
Did the geo team get moved from Seattle?
google maps is made in Australia, and the diversity there is different
"The mRNA Vaccines Are Extraordinary, but Novavax Is Even Better"

https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2021/06/novavax-n...
Tesla in talks with 3 companies for local parts supply in India
The short answer is that tech companies run diversity programs for three reasons: they believe in righting wrongs, they don't want to be sued for biased hiring practices, and they don't want bad PR. All three require under-represented minorities.

Turning it back on you, what should the point of a diversity program be? What's meant to be achieved outside those three goals?
I believe there has been plenty of commentary of coal miners saying they hope their kids don't end up in mine.

Just an example:
https://www.nytimes.com/2006/01/08/us/miners-steer-children-...
There's three kinds of willpower: will, won't, and want. (K. McGonigal, 2012)

It's hard to see which one you need in this situation, but they all have to be trained.

Will is the ability to do something, e.g. getting a shower or exercising daily. You train it by doing uncomfortable things like exercise.

Won't is stopping something, e.g. not yelling at the annoying coworker and not drinking alcohol after a rough day. A simple exercise would be leaving a candy bar at your desk.

Both can be practiced with meditation. Will by initiating the session, won't by focusing.

Also in the book Peak Performance (Stulberg, Magness), it's said that the main difference between the elite and non-elite is that the elites shrug off pain faster. Everyone feels the same level of pain, but the elites don't let it stop them. Meditation is good for that too. You acknowledge that it's pissing you off, but also that the right response is to keep going, instead of reacting immediately to the pain.
Coding big web backends in C is extremely expensive. I'm not sure it's worth the tradeoff for most use cases
By the sound of it this is a problem that neither entities nor their moniedness can solve. I'm sure these companies watch each other, and when one steps on a metaphorical rake the others are likely taking notes on how to avoid it on their future attempt. And yet rakes are still being stepped on.

When you have an automated system that has irregular behavior to a given input, we call that a bug. Bugs exist in all software, not always unique, but always present. This software is no different than any other. It will have errors. Because the software is categorizing faces, its errors will result in miscategorizing them. The only relevant questions to this are how frequent these errors are and how disparate they are across racial lines.

Another reference: this one is a Tool-Assisted Speedrun of a game that relies on basic image recognition software. While not entirely related, it does show how error-prone these algorithms can be. It's also fun to watch. https://youtu.be/mSFHKAvTGNk
Another fun fact, “That Man From Rio” (1964) had a "major influence" on “Indiana Jones” for Steven Spielberg, according to:

https://variety.com/2021/film/opinion/jean-paul-belmondo-dea...
You really think the 100 gifts are hurting AOC?

That's but just a show. Look at the net worth of Pelosi family during her tenure. No one is going to be hurt by this ridiculous rule. It's just a show piece to hide the corruption happening in the political system.

The difference is just that, in China, it's much easier to actually throw corrupted politicians into jail, but mostly impossible in US.
What else do you expect from new soviet union?

Sometimes people’s naiveness wonders me.
Tagging black people as monkeys is not a showstopper bug? If so it makes them look even worse than if it was an overlooked bug.
I saw so much promotion of the tiktok algorithm on HN so I decided to check it out. For the first hour I was laughing at almost every video. The app very quickly optimized to show me funny videos from people like me. And then after a few times using the app, I quickly became bored. I don't want to see endless funny videos, I want to watch some longer informative videos and I couldn't see how to make the app do that.

When I go on youtube it shows me 10-20 minute science and engineering videos which I can put on and sit on the couch watching. This provides lasting value for me because I never get bored of these like I do with 20 second comedy videos.
Try Xiaomi, we bought a MiPad 2 and it was EOL after 6-months.
There is literally no right answer, the very nature of modern diversity is that it will always be a moving target. That is until we get over the entire concept of diversity which is racist / discriminatory at it's core.
FYI, the Korean peninsula is east, not north of China.
Lucas TVs to invest in a Gigafactory to manufacture SemiSolid batteries in India
Yeah, it's very irritating, and one of the first thing I do when watching a Youtube video is to increase the Playback speed to 1.5x or 2x.
Humans are primates. The AI is correct. Does it classify white men and Asians as primates too? If not, that's a bug.
Would some kind of clean hands argument potentially stop this NDA from being enforceable though?
Some things are better only for humans. For every other species it's worse. The whole ecosystem is worse than ever. The better things will also become useless in few dacade as the climate is tracking the worst case scenario of the IPCC report.
I am surprised nobody in this comments section has mentioned "Re-Volt" (1999) yet. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Re-Volt
Men should have an easy opt-out of a child’s life if they don’t want to have the child, it’s ridiculous that they don’t.

I don’t think you’ll find many pro-choice people that disagree with you on that. But that unfairness doesn’t make it right to force a person to go through 9 months of pregnancy and labor.
Really interesting.

I’d have to consider the pros and cons of this and BLE 5.1/5.2 that adds a location awareness feature to the very inexpensive wireless standard.

The obvious con is you need to scan the floor.
> Have we considered AI and ML as a general brain replacement is a failed idea?

Yes. It is currently known to fail at this prospect. It is an open research question as to whether current methods can be merely "scaled up" using more compute to achieve "general brain replacement". I personally am skeptical about that considering basic problems such as concept drift (but I am by no means an expert).

You define what constitutes as valuable to be arbitrarily difficult/inconceivable with current methods (because it's an area of open research) and then say we should divert course merely because we don't know it's possible?

> never call AI a waste, it's not. But getting it to do human things just may be.

It already can do things thought to be previously exclusively "human" (such as beating Go). Recently it also helped make significant advancements for protein folding which are sure to yield benefits to medical science at least indirectly. I believe this statement is either incorrect, or you're expecting people to have some strange definition of "exclusively human", which is of course also open research and unanswered.
Cloudflare is using a 25G NIC and two NVMes, so maybe 16 lanes total. I think the cores are what they want.
Free speech is hardly the only value in a democratic state.

The First Amendment protected Internet intermediaries from obligations to censor, while at the same time rebuffing efforts to impose stricter privacy obligations on Internet enterprises. The First Amendment thus created the business model of new media, permitting it to publish vast amounts of speech but not be held liable for that speech, while at the same time earning income through advertising based on personal profiling. For the first time, individuals could now speak to the nation—through YouTube, Twitter.. profiting from lies is now a viable economic model. It’s a threat to democracy and undoubtedly will be its undoing unless we censor.
It feels that Apple gathered around the creative professionals needing computers and Commodore 64 and Amigas gathered all the future creative professionals that affected game and software for long time. So even when the prices were less than others and Commodore was dead before mid-90s, its (low price:) impact can be still felt within the industry.

And it's so amazing that both C64 and Amigas are still kept alive by new and old skoolers.
Contrary to the article, blocking ALL media besides plain text from random senders who aren't in your contacts is exactly what most people would want and should be the default. I don't see any downsides to that approach.
I am not talking about whole backends, but task specific individual APIs, especially for performance sensitive tasks.
Because the CCP bills itself as the opposite of a royal empire. Even Xi Jinping thought claims (at least...) it's following socialism with Chinese characteristics, with "people as the masters of the country" and that the CCP governs using rule of law. If that, heaven forbid, were not in fact the case then it raises questions about the legitimacy of the regime.
The moderators here are exceedingly reasonable. Don’t worry about getting banned on account of downvotes unless you’re violating the guidelines. And the staff at hn@ycombinator.com is shockingly responsive for a site of this size. They really do want to encourage intellectual curiosity.
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>> the key challenge is that most project management practices only ask once. The solution is to ask repeatedly: What are the estimates? What are the priorities? It is the process of planning, repeated throughout the life of the project that ultimately leads to a successful outcome.
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By "these days" I mean since about 02010.
I think you are spot on.

Just want to add that the content consumption was also hindered by the technology.

Fun Fact: Vine was created in the same year the first CNN completed ImageNet with (much) higher accuracy than others contestants.
> We can't keep throwing the baby out with the bathwater!

"We" didn't do anything. The corporate board (I assume) made this decision, not us. The guy isn't facing charges, he's just been let go by a private LLC for saying something publicly that was perceived as reflecting negatively on the business.

Like I said below, in effect corporate America has decided that taking left-leaning stances in the political arena is where their best chances of being and remaining profitable are. Sure, there are exceptions. I don't expect the NRA to become 'woke' as many conservatives would describe it. But a gaming studio? Their largely youth demographic would most likely be divided by this. That's bad business and it's unsurprising that he was terminated.

About the only thing I find shocking regarding this whole situation is that this idiot posted his views in a public forum knowing full well his voice would be tied to the company he was working for given he was CEO. Have bad takes, fine. But when you start putting pen to paper in a public forum you need to understand that your words could be used against you. Public relations 101, it's as simple as that.
I think the problem is that Matrix has a different scope than being a Discord alternative. It's a protocol and designed to do more complex things like creating federated networks or bridging IRC networks, etc.
Pornstar :)
Would you be willing to state what city this is and your profession? I think it would go a long way towards showing how real this problem is to skeptics.
There is special setup required. The docker daemon won't be running on /var/run/docker.sock, needs to point to a network port where the remote host is exposed (ex: tcp:///172.21.108.0:2376).

Aside from starting the Kubernetes cluster, you need to run `eval $(minikube docker-env)` which sets up the environment variables like DOCKER_HOST to point the client at the remote host.
Thank you for adding the sources!
I compulsively read Google News and a few "MSM" sources, and had not seen this at all.

The first I heard of it was from some right wing source dunking on Rolling Stone for it.

Who the hell cares about Rolling Stone? Or is "concerned" they were taken in? Do people care about the reliability of general news in Sports Illustrated, GQ, or Playboy (assuming they still exist)?

You know, it just hit me - I don't think there were any magazines in my dentist's office the last time I was there, unless I have amnesia. Of course, these days you don't wait in the waiting room.
> Although planners are still scouting for locations, possible targets include Nevada, Utah, Idaho, Arizona, Texas and the Appalachian region

Interesting, one of these things is not like the others.
Unfortunately this doesn't work for the app.

(Yes, I've heard of NewPipe - I want to use the official app.)
I don't know why your comment was downvoted, but Appalachia is one of the candidate locations (not desert). The title is misleading.
It's not a parody, the author, Yegor Bugaev, is very serious about it. He published several books on his ideas.
Two wrongs don't make a right.

What solution do you propose for the situation you cited?
Yes it is a very niche technology.

You sound as if you've had startup before. I guess you must have done some sort of marketing for that.
India’s growth is set to beat China’s, but economists aren’t cheering
No? TSMC has a new "full node" (whatever that means now) every 2 years. And Intel 4 should be released the same year as TSMC N4.
>Can OpenGL work in Notcurses?

Yes, this is quite easy to do with OSMesa, or with EGL_KHR_surfaceless_context. With the latter it will be hardware accelerated too.
I think they're asking why.
I believe the point of this article was to point out alternatives to Docker Desktop -- that is, Docker solutions that run on Windows and Mac hosts. The point wasn't to highlight alternative k8s distributions.
I appreciate the consistency of your position, and your support for equal rights.
The Kelly criterion[1] is a good starting point. When it was run as an experiment, a game with a .6 player edge had 28% of players go bust.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kelly_criterion
Do you have any evidence for this implausible sounding claim that you're passing off as fact?
>and so on, one strawman after the other...

no, you are wrong, at least in my country.

These arguments are either outright stated or HEAVILY hinted at in the Murdoch Media, and in arguments put together by right wing politics in Australia.

the level of dishonest discourse in green resources and climate change is absurd
The average data bandwidth also increased.
Is there no way to view the timeline without creating an account?
Not a productive comparison.

Women making their own reproductive choices is not the same as a global pandemic that will not end until we vaccinate nearly everyone. And people not trusting a corrupt media and government is but one of many problems. The need to produce vaccines globally running into desire for billions comes to mind here.

I am not defending the anti vaxxers. Not at all. They do us all harm due to how covid will mutate, potentially requiring a do over and or consuming health systems to the point of real risk for everyone when they face lack of availability. However, we also need to take a really hard look at what drives their lack of trust and I will point right to corruption as cause one. Again, not making excuses here, just stating hard observations. Anti vax behavior is strongly correlated to education level. How are poorly educated people going to develop trust and understanding in a sea of poor clarity media and government they see failing to represent them?

Hard question, I know. But, everything costs something. We are seeing some of those costs play out now and with high costs and severe risks.

I also understand the strong desire to get more people on board, and conflating these two things is unlikely to further that goal. They are two different matters.
Ha! I like that! Yes, I guess in a way we are. These models are always being evolved in their own version of 'natural' selection. They go through tens of thousands of mutations before finding one that guesses well enough to be pushed to production. This is just another stage of that algorithms life cycle I suppose. If you want to take an optimistic view of it this is just another part of the tuning process. The AI can train for as long as it likes, but the real thing it's being weighted against is public outcry.
> When companies like Cloudflare

I agree. Although I think CloudFlare's is a bit more unique than most data centre usage. CloudFlare say it's all about efficiency here: https://blog.cloudflare.com/designing-edge-servers-with-arm-...

Also note that Intel's revenue is only about 1/3 data centre (DCG in https://www.intc.com/segments - I didn't find 2021 numbers).
His blog post: http://sam.zeloof.xyz/?utm_source=thenewstack&utm_medium=web...
There is this[0]. It’s C++ but the API is simple and it works well, you don’t need to setup any extra ICE/TURN/STUN stuff either.

[0] https://github.com/seemk/WebUDP
Even second-tier clouds that can't afford to develop their own hypervisor don't use ESX though. Literally no public clouds use it.
No... not the salary range for nursing isn't quite that broad, but it is very broad. Consider the salary for a nurse anesthetist in a high cost urban center, vs a registered nurse or nurse orderly in a low income rural area.

The median salary for a nurse anesthetist in San Francisco is around $250k a year (and $285k a year in Akron OH)[1] - keep in mind, that's the median, not the top 10th or 25th percentile. Meanwhile, The median salary for a registered nurse nationally is $73k a year, and the 25%ile is $63k a year[2]

[1] https://money.usnews.com/careers/best-jobs/nurse-anesthetist...

[2] https://money.usnews.com/careers/best-jobs/registered-nurse/...

Also - remember (per the discussion above) that the 400k software engineer pay you mentioned almost certainly includes stock (which is not included in these numbers), but the pay for nurses doesn't include overtime. Try using the Transparent California calculator to see some of the higher end total compensation for nurses.

https://transparentcalifornia.com/salaries/search/?q=nurse&y...
Yes!

遠慮の塊

Literally "hold back / show reserve" and "mass"

English maybe "refrain from taking the last piece".
How have I gone so long without seeing this? I guess the fact that it's animated makes it hard to put into traditional textbooks (which I learned from because I'm old... okay, old-ish). But still!