skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Forget about composing the shot, it's often even a struggle just to keep the depth of field centered where you want it. (Apple might be handling that via smarter autofocus, though)

A little sway left or right can be cropped away, but missed focus ruins the shot.
Isn’t that true for all types of crime?

In the worst cases the accepted practice can be as severe as locking them up and throw the key away, even if it was totally unintentional.

Like a drunk driver plowing into a group of school children, or a ship captain that sinks a cruise ship while distracted.

Having extra scrutiny imposed on future banking activity is a minor punishment for a minor crime.
There's no way we're going to solve these problems if facts are suppressed because people might draw the "wrong" conclusions from them. Racial crime rates are directly pertinent to, for example, assessing BLM claims that black people are being targeted by police. Many people (incorrectly) believe this is true because the relevant facts are suppressed.
This statement seems overly broad.

I suspect you would object if someone took your words out of context, for example. Would that therefore mean you are a bad actor?
Florida and Texas could have stopped 22,000 Covid-19 deaths
The reporter hacked our water system, maliciously held his hand under the faucet and then revealed to us that the water was WET!
Could you please elaborate how does Blender's license prevent them from having an ios port?
If it is served via https, it is encrypted.

Edit: sorry, forgot the /s
When idiot directs prosecution it becomes a crime on its own.
Well for once a finite unalterable coins.

There is a guarantee of negative inflation. There is noone who can out of blue print 1T of BTCs and give it to rich to stimulate economy.

Built in transferability so you dont have to rely on some organisations to facilitate transfers and charge you arbitrary amounts.

You don;t have to like those, or agree whether its good or bad but those things are set in stone for BTC.
FYI the "Governor" is Mike Parson

"As governor, Parson signed a bill criminalizing abortion after eight weeks of pregnancy and opposed Medicaid expansion. He oversaw the state's response to the COVID-19 pandemic, where he issued a temporary stay-at-home order in April 2020, allowed schools districts to decide whether or not to close, and limited postal voting during the 2020 U.S. elections. Parson also oversaw Missouri's reaction to the George Floyd protests, during which he pledged to pardon Mark and Patricia McCloskey, the couple involved in the St. Louis gun-toting controversy, if they were convicted of any crimes; he issued their pardons in August 2021."

Sounds like a great guy.
In the event of a war, I cannot imagine a better thing than for your enemies to put their troops on an 8,000 mile train ride that has a substantial underwater tunnel.
First off -- I don't really want to get into bickering about Java is OO or not.

That said:

I think that Java is best understood as an enterprise programming language, not as an object-oriented one.

There's a very peculiar class of programming languages that are a product of a specific period of history. At the time, companies were looking for ways to scale beyond the limits of the then-dominant procedural programming paradigm. But they had a lot of existing investment in it, and so teams were naturally hesitant to abandon it entirely.

This situation created an ecological niche that allowed a very peculiar class of programming language to take root. Java and C++ are the best-known examples, but there were others such as Objective-C. C# and Visual Basic.NET are probably the last notable examples. These were multi-paradigm languages that layered object-oriented features on top of procedural bones. Earlier examples such as C++ and Objective-C made this quite explicit, and were likely to even have their atomic types not be objects. Later examples eliminate some features such as non-object types and global functions and variables, but still retain much of their procedural heritage if you know what you're looking for. Probably the most notable one here is a tendency to favor explicitly state-oriented idioms over properly encapsulating state.

Java falls somewhere in the middle. It has later features like full-fledged garbage collection, but lacks others such as a consistently object-oriented type system.

I think that its tendency toward boilerplate directly reflects its stage in this evolution. Basically, what we perceive as boilerplate is really a hold-over from how procedural languages tended to be generally less declarative - it was up to the programmer to handle a lot more stuff for themselves.
Also trains drive around with solid metal tires.
I've only dabbled in GPU programming, but I think the issue is more serious than this. It's not really pointless churn.

OpenGL was released 29 years ago, and the way GPUs work now vs then is massive. Apparently developers want low level access, and that is what Vulkan/Metal give them.

As a user I wish Vulkan had a path without so much setup. I'm not sure if that's possible, or maybe it would defeat the purpose. It seems like it would be nice for hobbyists/beginners like me who just want to get a triangle on the screen and play with shaders though.
Only if we have the tenth of competence in SSA and DMVs (state run) around the US. I want some strong leader to abolish them and start again. Fire all the useless employees that corrupt these places if they don’t improve.

I’m paying for this. And so are you. And we should expect nothing but excellence. It’s harsh but this is what I feel.
I'm a bit confused. Are they going to leave the sides open like that? What if a pebble gets stuck in there?
Same! I am struggling with SCSS tooling. SCSS/SASS itself even seems like it is in dire need of maintenance and direction.

Personally I'd rather not use it at this point, but it's not viable yet
The rational answer is, of course, that ultimately there is no point.

However, there’s also no rational reason why this question should bother you - that is an emotion.

In a normal hormonally balanced brain, endorphins encourage you not to dwell on such questions emotionally.

If you find yourself consumed by it, then you might want to look into why you are feeling that way. It’s possible that you are suffering from mild depression.
On the other hand, I can't think of any advantage myself to having these things be discrete boxes, and I know what a search term and a URL is (as I'm sure most users do, give them some credit here). Corner cases rarely happen and if I think something might look like a url but is a search term, you can prepend the term with whitespace. Ultimately having them not be discrete boxes means I can see more of the url before it folds, which I prefer.
This is probably unpopular, but I want to see this go to court so that this moron can be exposed for all to see.
Great news, Blender is an amazing piece of software that I always wanted to do more with but never eventually get the time/effort to learn.
The Genesis of Casting
I'm familiar with this custom. Unfortunately, I've adopted the habit of not leaving voicemail (if I'm determined, I talk gibberish until the callee picks up).

And I haven't listened to recorded VMs for years. Way back when, I actually bought a machine for answering phone-calls. I have no idea what I was thinking :-)
Well I guess they also donate a ton of money to Adobe each year in the form of licenses.

Companies like Apple also need software. To me this donation to Blender is just a gesture to show they like to use Blender in-company.
It was the second post, and you were distracted and should be censored for not using the search as morally mandated. (Also, the towel - practical mandate.)

Work backwards from moral and practical mandates and find the Point.
And the text and object detection in real world scenes that is the most underrated feature in iOS 15

Edit: this tweet I just found shows exactly what I meant: https://twitter.com/juanbuis/status/1448686889158983681?s=21
Actually 3d Pinball is available in the AMD64 Window XP 64 bit versions. It was not available (sort of... it's there but not actually installed from media) on IA-64 versions. There was a youtuber that dug into it (probably at the cost of far too much of their own sanity). So there is no "might have" it works (albeit with some rendering issues).
'Flat-earth', i wrote this to give you a smile, a couple of years ago i'd seen a wristwatch -i thought that is must have been made vor classic painters, not using a photoshot or better their own mind, but a sketch drawn outside (in the wild), its display showed a model of the time-dependent shaddow cast, using two overlaying layers which build the shaddow. It took a while and reading till i fiddling out how the time-setting to get a correct shaddow-cast will be done (hypothetical) by using a list on the internet. Hint: 'What may be possible done with building a watch' ^^
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Whoever is in favoring of FB or any other social media platform suppressing ideas?

Group thing is a horrible thing.
That would be hard, since Apple would immediately come out with a campaign against it, probably attacking whatever compromise they had to make.

Example: because your childs first step matters, after which it cuts to a good video shut in a hurry on an iPhone, or a terrible one on $CHEAP_PHONE)
“I decided I don't care”
The Most Important Device in the Universe
^ Can someone get this over to Apple stat? This would be amazing.
Ok, it's going to find a book on the shelf by its author/title or dewey decimal number, vs. looking it up in the card catalog by subject (and then going to the shelf).

That should appeal to the older crowd.
This is incorrect, and a common misconception.

Aleph_1 refers to the second-smallest infinite cardinal, whether that's equal to 2^(aleph_0) or not. (Aleph_1 is also equal, as has been mentioned, to the number of countable ordinals.)

The continuum hypothesis, in stating that there are no infinite cardinals inbetween aleph_0 and 2^(aleph_0), is equivalent to the statement that 2^(aleph_0) = aleph_1.

The series you refer to is denoted by the Hebrew letter bet, not aleph. So bet_0 = aleph_0, bet_1 = 2^(bet_0), bet_2 = 2^(bet_1), etc. But that is not how the aleph numbers work.
"Small Eastern State" is definitely synonymous with "high latitude".
My guess is parent comment misspoke and meant pure nitrogen -- which does indeed help with tire pressure. The ideal gas law still applies, so there will be seasonal changes in pressure, but there will be much less exfiltration (via 'permeation', specifically) of gas through the material (N2 has a larger 'kinetic diameter' than O2; O2 will permeate 3-4x faster through rubber than N2).
Has anyone given you crap for your username? I know you had the username long before MAGA became a popular word in the american lexicon, but I'm still curious!
Men’s and women’s sports are segregated in part because men have large amounts of testosterone which is like a naturally occurring performance enhancing drug. So, of course men will outperform women in most sports, even if all other factors like access and funding were equal.

But the chart leaves out sports where women can beat men or are very comparable like some gymnastics, ultra-long distance swimming & running, sailing, bowling, equine sports, shooting, rock climbing, racing etc.

Basically, sports that minimize the importance of muscle mass and maximize the importance of muscle efficiency and endurance tend to be much more competitive, but that’s missing from this chart which shows men being superior across the board.
US regulators seek answers from Tesla over lack of recall
Rail lines go both directions, and I'd fully expect it to be a target in the first couple minutes of any conflict between the two.
While I agree that Alan hasn't really lived his life righteously, that's an ad hominem.

But anyway, if you meet buddha on the road kill him, and beware people claiming they have all the answers. There isn't a single truth, as this whole discussion shows, only a variety of perspectives, and I am fond of this one, even if it is a fiction.
https://www.cnn.com/2021/06/16/us/san-francisco-shoplifting-...

> Ben Dugan, CVS director of organized retail crime and corporate investigations, also provided internal data at the hearing showing similar issues concentrated in San Francisco. There are 155 CVS stores in the Bay Area, including 12 in San Francisco; yet those 12 stores make up 26% of all shoplifting incidents in the region, CVS said.

> He called San Francisco "one of the epicenters of organized retail crime" and said the items are being stolen with the intent of selling them for re-profit.
>people feel something and then rationalize the logic to justify their feeling

Kind of sounds like projection. Depending on who you ask, it's generally understood in psychology that children raised by cold/rejecting/invalidating/selfish/abusive parents develop it to cope with having age-appropriate emotions that offend their parents. It could be perceived as a way to manipulate/convince the cold/rejecting parents into giving them what the child needs (food, attention, etc.) without feeling bad for having their age-appropriate, healthy needs - a habit that outlasts its need and stays through adulthood to the detriment of everyone. A healthy response would be to not feel bad for having feelings and, due to successfully developing self-acceptance, integrate/communicate all their emotions and rationality in a healthy way.
FirstRec
FirstRec is designed to make recording accessible for everyone, including toddlers, elders, people with disabilities and more, with an emphasis on building inclusion by bringing far more empowerment, support and independence to vulnerable groups in society.
really? what's the phone? as its readable on an old android..
Best outcome would be for the courts to dismiss the case outright. (Bonus points for snark against the governor)
Eh. I'd say it's not at all uncommon. I seem to remember most of my elementary school teachers being in their 20's and a few teachers after that too. Plus, there's student teachers and subs, etc.

I'd stay it's probably a pretty low ratio somewhere around 1:10 or 1:20, but yeah a lot of them don't stay teachers for a long time, but that's still more than enough time to make impressions on students. And I'd bet there's a very high correlation to making an impression on a student (in your first few years teaching) and staying in the profession.
Oh really? Didn't know that.. very handy!
Especially considering if it really grinds your gears, you can have your search and address bar be discrete pretty trivially.
wait, are you seriously thinking if the US and China went to war China is going to load soldiers on a commercial underwater passenger train? we're not living in an asterix & obelix comic
Yeah, the interests are probably:

1) Attracting pro creators to MacBooks requires having top-tier Blender support and performance on Mac, so Apple's interest is in making it run as well as possible

2) some future AR/VR tie-in

This is very un-Apple-like, but I really, really, really, really hope they keep going in this direction. There's zero reason for Apple to keep being this stodgy. Why aren't they doing "cool nerdy things" anymore? Their built-in apps are fine but why don't they try to make an Apple-sanctioned macOS package manager, with Apple repos and third-party repo support? Don't they understand the incalculable goodwill and excitement that would generate? That by doing this, making Safari a top-tier browser with the best standards support, implementing zero-knowledge iCloud encryption, working with Docker to improve performance, improving Xcode stability, and refreshing Pro Mac hardware minimum yearly even just to keep them competitive, as opposed to letting them languish, like the Mac Pro (2019) and MacBook Pro 16" (2019), they'd more than make up for every bit of illwill they earned with the post-2015 MacBooks and come out ahead of Microsoft with their WSL2 and new Windows Terminal? Apple knows how to be cool to "average people" but they've forgotten how to be cool to nerds, when it used to be effortless for them!

None of this has to do with core strategy. I'm not asking them to open-source macOS here. It's just the basic ability to execute on obvious things that's missing.

For example, in Windows 11 Microsoft really opened up the Microsoft Store, by loosening the eligibility requirements. As a result, it has tone, tons of apps like Creative Cloud, Discord, LibreOffice, VLC, that would never come to the Mac App Store in a million years. That creates pro-user goodwill. So does this Blender news by Apple. I hope Apple realizes how much money they're leaving on the table, because often they don't seem like they give enough of a fuck.
Per-country data on suicides should be treated skeptically because most cultures have a strong aversion to suicide and listing cause of death as suicide.

Many are classified as accidents and authorities are generally fine with this. Additionally, suicides are usually not reported by the media to prevent copycat suicides.

What I'm saying is that the "actual rate" of suicides is probably higher, maybe by a lot, in many countries than the official rate.
I think I've seen both sides. I no longer suffer very much, because I largely recognize the ego self as a delusion. However I experienced intense suffering when I was young. While suffering may not be real in an absolute sense it is very real for those who still cling to themselves.

I don't see any way to justify that suffering just so that some can experience joy and happiness, which as far as I can see have no true inherent value.
The privacy issues don't actually bother me much because they're just being used to serve ads that I'm going to block anyways. I'm also sort of jaded when it comes to online privacy and operate under the assumption that every website and every device I use is trying to collect as much data about me as they can, and that the battle for privacy has been lost. I'll just run uBlock Origin to block the ads and most of the tracking.

> Even if _you_ unfollow your racist uncle, he's continuing to use the platform to hear and spread more racist invective.

They will ALWAYS have a platform, whether its Facebook, Parler, Gab, or Voat. It doesn't matter to me if they're on the same platform as me if I don't see it.
Unless guerrilla's comment was edited and you're referring to an older version, guerrilla's comment is completely correct.

Aleph_1 doesn't refer to uncountable cardinals in general, it's a specific uncountable cardinal. More specifically, it is, as guerrilla says, the number of countable ordinals.
Apparently they also did some very detailed motion capture on individual players.

Without access to the codebase of course I (or you/parent) don't know how much code they had to change of course but if the game is better I'll happily pay for it to enjoy it.
You can still use search engines, but once you learn your way around the documentation, you might find it is more reliable and quicker.

To me, it seems worthwhile to have fewer 0-day bugs to worry about, and more reliable separation between user accounts (fewer privilege escalation bugs, etc etc). (I also recommend setting default umask to 0077 for the same reason, except while using pkg_add -- I have a wrapper script that undoes it temporarily for that due to issues encountered.)

There are reasons people use Windows or Apple (perceived convenience), and reasons not to (long-term cost/benefit decisions for known uses).

In case it becomes useful to anyone: One way to traverse the docs is (occasionally helpful) is using something like http://man.bsd.lv/ for OBSD docs, like putting in an "=" (w/o quotes) in the search field then clicking "apropos" shows all the commands -- a useful way to learn "what is available in the base system"; or doing full-text searches (can be learned locally, I have an awkward script for it if needed),

(Edit: s/what is available/what is available in the base system/ .)

And: I find the ~"only 2 remote holes in the default install since about 1996" to be very impressive.

Edit: Another way to look at it might be by priorities. I have come to see priorities of some systems roughly as:

OpenBSD: security, openness, correctness (including of documentation), portability.

Linux: features, performance, openness, breadth of everything, compatibility, convenience (distributions vary in specifics of course; debian and/or devuan continue to impress me in their own way).

FreeBSD: performance, stability, openness.

NetBSD: portability, stability?, maybe enjoyment for its developers, openness. (I know least here.)

Windows / Apple: profitability while targeting preferences of specific groups who want different specific kinds of convenience, it seems.
> Geography is destiny and these regions have been cursed with poor geography.

How so exactly?
iPhone Price Index
Roblox reinforces it's metaverse ambitions, introduces more realistic avatars
America When Will You Be Angelic?
Firefox has has an "omni" bar for a long time. Firefox could search your bookmarks and history as you type in an URL (in addition to keywords that could trigger searches). It was one of the key reasons (in addition to tabs) that I switched to Firefox back in the day. (Or am I misremembering this?)
In the context of the game a lot of them actually do. In this view there is ultimately only you playing with yourself, so there can‘t be any unwilling participants. They are all seen as masks of god.
When I click on your link to find the quote, it doesn't show up. Strange. Or are you playing off of the joke?
I work for two clients (one of them is a huge German company) as a consultant who are both using GitLab simply because they can host it on their infrastructure. Makes it easier for them to satisfy internal security policies I guess.
I kind of like the Elixir Ecto approach where your "DTO"s are mostly plain old data with a single hidden attribute identifying the database table and some other db metadata. They're not live/active, you have to manually pass them to functions to update, but you avoid having two nearly identical types.
But that's how physics work. If iPhone Macro doesn't suffer the same issues, then it's a software trick
I just went through this video earlier this week, and while it assumes a bit of knowledge, the modeling is as simple as possible and I found it to be a very good introduction:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBdGm_d_8XE
It’s a consequence of having people 80 years old who can barely write an email and still use Internet Explorer on AOL run things. Party is irrelevant in this case for sure
This "ethical hacker" needs to be charged with something severe - the damage he helped create is long-lasting and potentially resulted in 100,000's of deaths.
It's not horrible just because it cannot answer all your questions. The article summarizes a research paper and provides a link for all the raw details.
>You're confusing not caring for the pro market with their approach to vertical integration.

Apple knows exactly what they need to do to keep the pro market on MacOSX, they are not interested in doing that at all. And that simple thing is standardization, not exclusive API. So they don't even have to support OpenGL... just not make it even harder for CAD/CAM makers to port their software/features back to MacOSX.

Lack of a good pro device for years already got a lot of pros off Macs, so companies like Autodesk have less and less value in supporting Mac. And the gap in functionality is already massive! Their vertical integration, aka platform lock-in, is impossible for companies that have majority of their customers on a different platform.(and again - Apple knows that)

You know, I'll just switch to Windows to have my designs automatically validated for code compliance... and I'll just stay with Windows for software development as well.

(I'm a software engineer studying structural engineering)
All those distros have different default settings.

E.G: full disk encryption is enabled by default when you install it, which is the opposite of most Ubuntu based distros.