skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
LineageOS for microG supports all phones that LineageOS does. Here's a spreadsheet of the full list along with the specs of each device:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1bx6RvTCEGn5zA06lW_uZ...

If you want a more specific recommendation, could you provide your budget and your requirements?
YYYESSSSS, I feel like I'm on multiple recruitment DB and they have no communication. Hell I've gotten the same EXACT email from two recruiters the same day.
Why would they? it's highly rated by users and heavily watched.
Ask the Zionists
Emergency Apple iOS 15.0.2 update fixes zero-day used in attacks
What does "stickiest" mean in the context of that press release?
Not sure if there's a better place to ask? But ill just try here. Curious about a design decision in the extstore. It seems to include a lot of extra stuff around managing writes and whats in memory and whats on disk. Why do you think this is better then just mmap-ing and letting the OS decide whats in memory using the fs cache and what pages are still disk?
The whole calculation is wrong, but even if it was correct, I would still be amazed by the fact that you think $4m is too much to get one person live for a few more years.
Partisan Science in America
I mean imports from the US to Europe.

It's a good idea to have multiple suppliers.

IMO, Trump's sanctioning of Nordstream 2 was mostly economic warfare against an ally (Europe), disguised as geoplitical concerns about Russia.
Hasn’t fully walked away from the office and probably hasn’t learned that “management by meeting” is probably an indicator that management isn’t sure what they’re managing for. Probably.
I've used Falcom, not bad but missing so important features for me: dark mode, dark reader, ad block, video download
Intel for re-election for starters.
This is the truth. We are asking our work life to substitute for our lack of family of social life. Younger generations are losing their social skills faster than they realize.
Close. I call each of them Lego, but I call them all Legos.
Attempting to frame the lockdown protests as being remotely comparable to the US capitol attack is a ridiculous false equivalency.

The events aren't remotely comparable in terms of background, the events themselves, or what led to the events. If you can't see the difference between protests against state-wide lockdowns including curfews, restrictions on freedom of association, travel bans, etc and a group of people rioting to contest an election result all it shows is that you are so biased to the point that your opinion isn't worth considering in a serious discussion about events in Australia relating to the response to the pandemic.

There are potential defences of Australia's response (although they are increasingly seen as apologetic at best, or an outright defence of human rights abuses at worst) but saying the protests are in any way similar to the US capitol attack is not one of them.
https://taibbi.substack.com/p/the-cult-of-the-vaccine-neurot...

> As a student in the Soviet Union I noticed subscribers to what Russians called the sovok mindset talked in interminable strings of pogovorki, i.e goofball proverbs or aphorisms you’d heard a million times before (“He who takes no risk, drinks no champagne,” or “Work isn’t a wolf, it won’t run off into the woods,” etc). This was a learned defense mechanism, adopted by a people who’d found out the hard way that anyone caught not speaking nonstop nonsense could be suspected of harboring original thoughts. Voluble stupidity is a great disguise in a society where silence is suspect.
Translations need editing to keep them accurate as language changes.

That's not the same as trying to edit the underlying text.
They have failed to monetize one of the most important products on the web development. They have never provided profits. I don’t know about the greedy part, it is more about survival at this point. That is capitalism.
Does Palantir actually do anything AI related? I interviewed there and the impression I got was that they make a flashy frontend for analysis of data from disparate sources. Not sure where the perception that they are some AI powerhouse comes from.
Is it for you to decide if it's good or desireable for me to remit money to relatives in a different country?
Sorry for being cynical.

On the trajectory we're on, we're going to need people like you (OP) to figure out what we'll build on the ashes of our current civilization. I see you like diversity libertarianism / Archipelago. A more robustly decentralized version of the current US constitution, which was actually really good until the corporate coup.
Back in April Mozilla introduced Firefox Relay; Quote "Share ⁨Relay⁩ email aliases instead of your real email address to protect your online accounts from hackers". https://relay.firefox.com/
I applied years back and now get them once in a while when they decided to go full WFM maybe 6 months back. They make the email seem like a manager is interested in your skillset for a specific role, etc but it is clearly an automated template.
I think Home Depot has the best website right now. I love how I can see inventory at all the stores around me in one screen.
> If the value was in your L1 cache the difference in access time is 100 ns vs 1 ms which is an order of magnitude faster.

I see this mistake all the time, even in print! It's millis -> micros -> nanos, so...that's a lot more than a single order of magnitude.
This is fairly similar to the US commute in terms of time and annoyance.
What if you take employees from your competitor and your firm performs more work given the same resources?
> able to tap people on the shoulder for quick questions rather than having to ping them over chat

The ability for me to switch of chat/email and just get stuff done, without people tapping on my shoulder or standing next to me because they want something is one of the key reasons why I have been working from home for the past 10 years. I’ll come to the office for a week or two every 8 weeks or so, and that’s it. My productivity takes an insane nosedive in the office, simply because open-plan, interruptions and distractions.
It's not my job to provide you an essay highlighting the various species of deception you'll encounter in a linked submission. I'm merely reminding other HN readers that a nice web site and pseudo-scientific presentation are sometimes part of the deception. You are welcome to come to you own conclusions.
Have you tried a change of name?

If your name is associated with these incidents and you need a fresh start, why don't you consider that as an option?

Obviously this might not pass the background check phase. But not all businesses do a detailed due diligence
The Closer has a 97% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, indicating universal acclaim among real people (not Twitter activists and "critics").

Twitter remains in the status of "not real life".

The screeching of rabid activists on Twitter who can't take a joke without being deeply offended is irrelevant to public discourse. Everyone knows they're ridiculous and dangerous (censoring comedy strips away the most important human rights).

Nobody has a right to not be offended.
> In general "same day delivery" seems like a solution in search of a problem - if you need something ASAP, it's much more straightforward to just run to the store than to be waiting around for it to be delivered on someone else's schedule.

I would preface that with "For your particular situation,". There are a lot of situations where it can be very valuable to have something come "today," where you don't necessarily care when today. Notably, a QoS of "today" is a guarantee that you can start using it tomorrow morning. If you actually need it tomorrow, you can save the hour or whatever entailed in a round-trip to the store. Depending on your situation, that hour can be worth a meaningful amount of money. If you're doing a larger project, the time (money) savings could add up fast.
Same day delivery is not for the stuff you need ASAP in my opinion. It's for the stuff you'll need on the *next day*. Like buying a specific tool on Saturday for a Sunday home repair project, which could be a big business for Home Depot.
Auroras visible in Maine!

https://twitter.com/13gcorn/status/1447767263613001733/photo...
Owned by China
plus there's always https://tcrf.net/Special:Random
Comment below got it! The problem with leaving them outside is animals get into them and try to eat/tear out the foam. When the foam gets out it starts splitting into chunks and goes everywhere.
Unfortunately almost every browser is using Blink (Chrome). If you don't want to contribute to Google's monopoly on browsers your only choices are Firefox, Safari or a browser that has like 5 users.
Intriguing:

One thing’s clear: there's no evidence of any more deaths among the Amish than in places that shut down tight— some claim there were fewer here. That’s without masking, staying at home, or another important measure.

Sharyl: Did most of the community, at least the adults, get the Covid-19 vaccine?

Nolt: Again, we don't have data on that, but I think it's pretty clear that in percentage terms, relatively few did.

Lapp: Oh, we're glad all the English people got their Covid vaccines. That's great. Because now we don't have to wear a mask, we can do what we want. So good for you. Thank you. We appreciate it. Us? No, we're not getting vaccines. Of course not. We all got the Covid, so why would you get a vaccine?
Been fully virtual since covid.
Competition and cooperation are always in a cyclic balance
Maybe I'm unique, but I'm perfectly capable of making and maintaining deep connections with people I've never met in real life via channels as small as chat relays. I always assumed anyone who grew up with the internet has the same ability, but perhaps not?
Is it physically possible? Theoretically like what is the quietest we could go?! Is it just the motor or is there some sound generated just by moving air around?
that sentence is stating that normally the "hidden text" is white, the same color as the main text. the very next sentence: "Killing 30 special enemies in a stage causes the hidden text to be displayed in red, as shown below (the counter that keeps track of how many special enemies you've killed is stored at $513 in NES memory)."
Wow how simplistic, let's ignore the selection bias employed. You're an immunologist and qualified to evaluate the literature? An expert in statistical validation? Please.
Honestly, it just sounds like you’re hand waving the same old line. I’d love to see a citation or two.

My wife’s band settled a huge land claim not too far back. This land claim resulted in a cash payout to all 3000 band members and the rest of the money was put into a trust.
(Team member of this project)
Just a clarification, both Microsoft and Nvidia have ownership of this model. Here is the Microsoft version of same announcement.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/blog/using-deepspee...
How Columbus Day Fell Victim to Its Own Success
I have absolutely, I just have worried about the optics of changing my name and having people find out, like it would seem as though I'm running from things and making it worse.
They shouldn't take it down. But it's bad. It's his worst work; the kind of thing you toss off to fulfill a contract obligation. Every bit in it is predictable, mostly because it's almost all rehashed from previous specials. Kevin Hart's bid to host the Oscars? Why not work a Lorena Bobbitt joke in there while you're at it?

He refers to himself as the GOAT in this special, but Bill Burr does this stuff 1000x better than 2021 Chappelle does.
all these models are over-hyped. we are nowhere close to AGI until we can come up with a reasonable definition for consciousness
> Chappele’s trans friend most likely committed suicide because of intense Twitter bullying for defending Chappelle.

*Citation needed
Trends on Twitter can be faked and knowing how much of early social media growth relied on literally faking engagement, I treat it all as suspect.
I'm actually wondering what you consider not a long commute if 30 minutes hits the threshold. I've known plenty of people who have longer commutes driving directly from home to work.
Both of you are 100% right. Will be interesting to see how this seemingly no-win scenario plays out for the ecosystem and toolchain, beyond just the Docker products.
They also have a price, which was nice.

It looks like shit though. The other yacht looks much nicer.
Yes and no.

Android is open source, but it's encumbered enough to be a schlep to build a full working system.

Biblical source materials are sorta similar. There are a lot of good source materials from the previous two centuries, but a lot of modern tools are under restrictive copyrights.

We have actually learned a lot more about the original texts, Hebrew/Greek vocabulary that's only available in copyrighted materials.

Also, English is constantly evolving and most of the unencumbered translations read a bit strangely already (Think ASB).

So it's not fully locked down, but it feels kind of like doing iOS development without a Mac.
I have two queues, soon (store pickup) and eventually (shipping). I generally have enough errands queued up that if I need something the next day, I'll do an in store pickup in the evening/night, and get a few other things done with the same trip.

I don't begrudge people who can benefit from gigwork delivery having that option. My problem is with the stores who seem to be running an unsustainable operation (either they're getting supremely awesome freight and packaging rates, or more likely taking a loss on many items that they ship), and choosing to change to a different and less convenient unsustainable operation rather than actually sorting out their inefficiencies (like figuring out how to avoid sending so many boxes with a single item in each).
Modern processors often contain polynomial multiply instructions or similar, which can be used for arbitrary CRC polynomials.
> There are good reasons for male-only organizations as well, mainly to do with having something private of their own that men can bring back to their marriages and homes.

Why must this be male only to be private?
> If [Facebook]'s not subject to scrutiny/control at this scale, then it will never be subject to it
Yes, exactly, cat's out of the bag. I generally don't think we should use federal democratic decision-making bodies to decide how a company should be run.

> Victims of genocide are notoriously unable to testify
Noted, but I also do not believe that Facebook's policies either equate to genocide or indirectly result in increased genocide as understood in the most obvious/severe definition of the word 'genocide'.
yeah... those big feet are purpose evolved for GUTTING anyone that messes with their chicks.
We try to grab the first frame to show a preview. But if we can't for whatever reason, that's when the sad poop appears :(
Good, but Netflix needs to extend the same “creative freedom” more broadly than just stand up comedy. Neither JK Rowling nor Dave Chapelle nor anyone else should be cancelled for expressing an opinion on a controversial topic that is ultimately based on social consensus and has lots of room for interpretation and differences of opinion. But other content should also be similarly unmoderated and reflect a diversity of perspectives, even if vocal Twitter mobs revolt. The fact that “incitement of hate” is applied differently based on the genre of entertainment shows how unprincipled and arbitrary the concept is.
> The company would have to spend lavishly and find exotic / fun locations.

Which they can afford because they are not spending on office space.
I’m waiting for the floating cities. Sounds incredibly fun.
There was a time (during Python 2 days) where one could master the language - completely. Today's 3.10 is indeed a very large language; fortunately, one doesn't have to exercise every new feature. And, it's pretty easy to find examples of all features that one might stumble across while reading other people's code.
It wasn't a "bipartisan bill". The Opposition had zero input - they moved amendments that were rejected by the Government.

I've explained how the LNP is responsible for it - it was their bill, written by them and passed through a process they control.

Make no mistake, they had the numbers to pass it regardless of what the Opposition did on the floor. The Opposition's vote either way was merely symbolic - and frankly I find it hard to fault them for making the cynical political calculation that their future political chances could only be hindered by a pointless vote against it.
Walmart will literally do the same thing. I order cereal from them because it's cheaper, and they have free delivery. But they split the order into two shipments -- one from the store, one from the warehouse. Walmart is not yet good at this type of logistics.
I think there is a difference between defending in person work, and defending going back to exactly how it was before.

I'm back to the office most days of the week although I don't have to. Big difference being that there are no longer implicit or explicit expectations what hours of the day one is there, I can just stay at home to work on something or wait for a delivery, due to only a part of staff being there any given day it is more spacious and pretty much as quiet as at home, etc.

I actually have a separate room in my apartment I could convert into an office, but I don't want to, since I would have zero use for it outside work hours and prefer to use it for things I actually want to do at home. Sure I could move out of the big, expensive city into a more spacious home, but then I wouldn't live where I want to live.

I don't think there needs or should be a default, and I don't want to go back. Companies should just choose whatever model of working they prefer and see what talent they can attract. Maybe in person work becomes niche. That's fine for me. But i'm honestly getting a bit tired of the "why would you want to socialize with co-workers, don't you have real friends?", you now often get if you mention you personally favor a hybrid model.
> "As with our other talent, we work hard to support their creative freedom — even though this means there will always be content on Netflix some people believe is harmful, like Cuties, 365 Days, 13 Reasons Why or My Unorthodox Life," Sarandos wrote.

I really found the idea of Cuties to be abhorent, but I have to respect this attitude - if Netflix are going to support controversial viewpoints from all angles, thats better than most media organisations now days.
Funny he had issue with his own black jokes b/c he is black but he can't understand how a trans person might take his jokes and our societies use of this normalization of hate to do harm to them.
The phrase "twitter mob" is dehumanizing, I really suggest you stop using that phrase like that. Consider the individual and why some statements may have caused them to become upset. Consider that some people may be speaking out on social media because their lives are threatened, and dismissing them as part of a "twitter mob" doesn't help at all. Consider that if someone has a platform of millions of followers and is using that to spread hostile and harmful views that lead people towards malicious actions, then some of those opinions might not be so innocent after all.

Edit: If you find yourself disagreeing with this comment because you were upset or offended by the actions of some twitter users, then let's talk about that. Don't just bottle it up and downvote, that will only continue the dehumanizing behavior.
Why? What do you do not like about GPT-3 API?
Eh this thinking is way too one-sided. Assume your boss is right and your performance is not as good as what would be expected of someone earning your salary... you might manage to jump ship to another company earning more money but that does not mean you will be able to keep your higher paying job for a particularly long time.

If there is a better offer on deck, and you know your skillset well enough to really know that you're worth it, then absolutely go for it. But if there's a better offer on deck and you have performance issues, then you may be trading in long term benefit for a short term benefit and substantially increasing your risk.

It's not as simple as you're making it seem, where an offer for more money comes up and you should just jump on it as if the only factor to consider is guilt.
They block you from even registering your username unless you pay $25k to be in the "verified" program. I'm mad they hold my name hostage, and I'm not ready to spend $25k
A high value response. You should build your whole online persona on calling everyone you disagree with a Communist. Or perhaps I've misread your meaning -- you are a Communist, and you're thanking me for my contribution? In which case, pozhaluysta tovarishch.
Why hide it? I'd take it up a notch. Screw them!

Team up with other cancelled people.

Get a job in crypto or one of verticals that haven't been destroyed by the woke mob.

Find startups or private companies owned by libertarians or republicans.
My dream in life is to buy land, set up glamping rentals, and build extremely cheap rentals (like $200/month for a earthbag home) for those who work low-to-middle class and their families.

Rinse and repeat all over America... make $100/night off the glamping sites, to subsidize the tiny-home communities. Flood the market w/ these so landlords have no use for their over-priced NIMBY homes.
And another line after that when mandating the details from on high.
so, he thinks you should have to buy pro-rata, and then have the later investors take it away anyway? and then the investor is expected to go to court over it? how long do you think investors that sue their founders will continue to get good deals?

yes, pro-rata is a bit of a pain on up rounds, especially in terms of letting later investors get the ownership they want. but on a down round, previous investors get wiped out very aggressively; they need the protection to be able to at least maintain their stake.

(personally, i will typically go with whatever the founder wants. "it looks bad if you don't take your prorata" or "i can't get enough room for the new investor" and so on. if a new investors adds terms to strip previous investors of their rights, i will insist on it, though.)
Please provide at least one paper to counter the selection bias? There must be many to choose from, if the parent article found twenty-nine papers that supported their viewpoint. If there are no opposing papers, how about challenging one claim from any of the twenty-nine papers?
I think same day delivery is stupid, but unfortunately Amazon has set the bar there, no matter how many people get harmed in the process.

Companies like Home Depot need to find a way to compete for the service level consumers expect if they want to remain in business... not that Walmart is the ideal partner to avoid human suffering.
Texas governor bans all Covid-19 vaccine mandates, including by private business
IMO the Shoebill stork is the most dinosaury bird

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55G4XwtpNak
Very cool, would have loved for this to happen around LA/San Diego. Thanks for setting this up!
And this is how lots of great products and ideas get killed. Failing to monetize them.
> they gave up

That's a good thing, as there are still people trying to play the catch up (e.g. SMIC), without subsidize.