skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As another poster said, it's not a choice of whether or not your content is scanned; it's a choice of where. If you upload pictures to the cloud—which is the only scenario in which Apple's scanning was stated to happen¹—then it's a choice between scanning on your device, which allows for the possibility of E2E encryption, or definitely no encryption and scanning on the server.

At present, Apple doesn't scan photos on the server, but all their competitors do, and I don't doubt for a second that they will eventually start scanning photos as well. The choice is not if, but how, and their client-side solution seems to me to be much more privacy-preserving than server-side scanning.

¹If you don't believe them, that's fine, but given that they have root control over the software running on your phone, your only choice is to either believe them or don't use their phones. Same goes for all other phones.
By local industry, you're actually talking about fragmented industry. It's only local to the locals, of whom there are far fewer than, well, literally everyone else.

Centralization is also densification, which has merits backed by scientific research. It's, in theory, better for everyone - well, for everyone else.

Doesn't it increase overall happiness?
Integrity folks across the industry work on solving these problems, not creating them. It is more of a balance of whether to tackle the problems inside the organization, or outside - depending on which is more effective.

What is not in question is that we should be spending time on tackling these problems.
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Not in data processing. There are cases where you have so much data that is better to bring computation to data rather than the other way around.
US case law is not settled on that matter, and some courts have concluded that disclosing a password is testimonial and therefore covered by the fifth amendment. Courts that have ruled the other way have usually done so under narrow exceptions.
I think you misunderstood - I mean I just don't want notifications showing up on the screen when I'm using it. If I don't want to be distracted when I'm not using it then I just silence it and put it away from me obviously...
Well, I worked there at the time and had significant insight into the cloud leadership (and some into the social leadership), it wasn't the same people at all. Basically, Eric Schmidt wanted Google to make an enterprise cloud product years before it did, and saw no point in social, while Larry somehow got conned by Vic Gundotra and a few good PM decks that social was Google's future. Larry never had any interest in cloud computing and even the cloud leadership was skeptical that it could ever present an opportunity worth the small profit margins.
Men generally do not care about the income of their wife, as that's not what they're innately attracted to.
Hypergamy is characteristic of women and hence they want to marry up, and won't settle for someone who makes less than them.
The latter is a reason for why there are so many educated but unmarried women today in their 30s and 40s.
It is you who is confused. Consumption taxes are inherently regressive, which is the opposite of progressive.
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pretty much every game since Half-Life's patch in 2000 uses client side hit detection for hitscan weapons

a few do client side prediction for projectiles too (Overwatch notably)
I have 0 experience here but that's really surprising to me.

I'd think out of any language lisp would shine here.

You could write as complex of a type system as you wanted that compile time checks, so it's surprising someone hasn't written one that mimics at least java/c++/whatever style types.

I do think that is one of the down sides to lisp though. When you can do almost anything it's very hard to agree on what to actually do.
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They’ll probably go the way of vinyl records, something more special than the regular stuff and for showing off or just for the extra pleasure of it. Ironically, closer to the way books and records were held before mass production.
Can someone explain why this uses DDR2 instead of a more modern DDR4?
What price your principles?
not sure that's any better for controllers behind the back/head
Experimented with several. Have used Unity, Godot, and doing my own stuff using Three.js as well.

Mostly prototyping and “spike” research into the key architecture bits to make sure everything will meet my needs.
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An unmasked man enters the donut shop. That sounds the setup to a joke, 2021’s answer to a priest and a rabbi walking into a bar. But this isn’t a joke. The unmasked man in the donut shop is real.
Transparency goes a long way towards addressing this concern. This is one area we are focused on - asking companies to be more transparent, both in their overall metrics and samples of public content, so we can have those debates as a society rather than behind closed doors.
Awesome, thank you. I had no idea this was an option under DND. I tried turning off all notifications before and it seemed impossible
Ugh, that's pretty limiting. I wasn't aware of that.

Perhaps one of the self-hosted VS Code solutions out there would work?
Dentistry is a male dominated profession. He is simply rounding up to a whole number.
hmm, that model wouldn't be good for me. I mean I usually stay pretty liquid but I'm liquid in positions I want to see through to a price target! Just getting a random email or message to go indefinitely illiquid because I told them I'd be an LP would be a tough sell for me.

I like the hedge fund with a heavy side pocket better. so its kind of cool Sequoia is describing just that. But I am wondering if there is an existing hybrid where the the PE fund has all the capital upfront and just has liquid investments for the cash before finding illiquid investments, where the majority of capital winds up in the illiquid investments anyway.

General Partners can

1) keep the current fund open for new limited partners

2) start a new fund for people that want to feel like they are on the ground floor, and allow the GP to get a new headline about how fast they raised a bunch of capital.
Google summary of measures to be carried out after a seizure left out “do not”
A TV show about a mermaid isn't likely to be presenting reality.
Pretty sure they don't pay anything since people living outside cities is net minus everywhere, maintaining all the infrastructure id expensive as fuck. I'm five with it but the reality is that they are being subsidised everywhere per capita. Economies of scale, capitalism 101.
Feels disconnected from reality. Most people's two salaries barely make ends meet in the US and they don't have enough time for their kids. I don't think staying at home is cultural until you're talking about the top 10% of Americans
CoronaVac (by Sinovac) sounds pretty accent-agnostic.
I’m suspicious that Amazon sells fewer books than a good physical bookstore. In a bookstore, people find books they didn’t know they want, and I’ve never found anything interesting on Amazon. Similarly, Amazon does not produce the “whole I’m already here, I might as well buy something else” effect.

I’ve long thought that the publishers have has their whole business model wrong in quite a few ways.
It really isn't exactly how it works though - correct me where I'm going wrong here, because I've just read all these responses and feel I must be going insane.

The ideology is that human beings ought to have some intrinsic rights. The Bill of Rights is an attempt to codify those rights in the context of how _the US government_ can interact with people (regardless of their citizenship).

The idea that a UK citizen has these rights by default because they're in the US Bill of Rights, and can then have these rights deprived of them _by their own government_ is the part of this that is hilariously American. Of course, if it was the US government taking the action then that would be a different story altogether, but the US isn't involved at any point
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That is at odds with previous studies, assumes you’re looking at a very short time horizon for getting Covid and negating beyond that entirely, and ignores that myocarditis is treatable as a side effect.

Given there’s a pandemic going on that’s resulted in massive casualties, assuming this is only being done for pharma profits doesn’t pass Occam’s razor.
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Congrats on the post Gagan :)
What are you talking about, he went to the DNC. No government relation and no regulatory power.

Also I work in politics, and people move between the private, political, and public sector all the time. The GOP hires data scientists from tech whenever they can, because they're sought after professionals.

My point was if former social media staffers can't work against this stuff, what should they do.
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I’ve changed my mind about this. ebooks should make more sense, but people just like paper. And why not? We spend so much time in screens it’s nice to have things that are physical.
The English have done alright for philosophers, but I'm not sure human rights have ever been a particularly strong suit in the UK. Sadly it's not looking like improving any time soon
The phrase "derivative work" comes from copyright law, so it isn't up to any one software author or license author to decide what "derivative work" means, that is for the law and the courts to decide.

A GPLv4 without the installation requirement would not be a license that advances the goals of the FSF and the wider Free Software movement, which is to empower software users and users who can't install software are not empowered. Its definitely possible to use signing with GPLv3, just do it like UEFI Secure Boot devices do and allow users to enroll new signing keys.
Agreed. The author might even make a few bucks if he made it an affiliate link (I believe several of the registrars have affiliate programs).

Like others in this thread, I've really been tempted to register a few of the ones it's come up with for me. I will definitely come back and give it a whirl the next time I need a new name.
As the unix people say, "worse is better".
> on-die ECC

which is not ECC RAM, results in bit errors, and is not used in a professional enterprise setting. thank you for agreeing with me. ECC RAM is not available on any Apple laptops. Which makes sense, because they are consumer laptops, not pro laptops.

Me: the pipe bomb apple made in their garage is not a tomahawk missile. You: The pipebombs use explosives and can be thrown to hit remote targets - making them a tomahawk missle. You're like the guy saying the I9 is the same as a Xeon, with the only difference being "extra enterprise features" - which can be ignored, because because. Here in reality, you're doing mental gymnastics and stretching the facts to fit your feelings. like the guys putting horse dewormer in their butt to cure covid.
FWIW my wife is not in software (urban planner) and when she has a bad day at work it is draining and tough. It has nothing to do with working in the same industry. It is just hard work to be there for your partner and support them. Good luck.
The mitochondria is the power house of the cell.

An equally related fact
Why? Is it that they haven't read the AGPL yet?
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What do you mean by mix of political backgrounds? Do you have people that are registered Republicans, are any of them in leadership positions? Or registered libertarians for that matter?

Anyone that has similar involvement in politics like working directly for a major political party?

EDIT: Checked out the site and darn, I'll give them credit they do have a Republican and someone who worked with the RNC, so that is something. So I'll give you that one, I'm still suspicious but can't knock you for being completely lacking in diversity.

I mean I still don't love the idea, and don't think it won't be used to ensure that "misinformation" is stamped out, but I'll give credit where credit is due.
Short answer: nobody knows. In any case, I don't believe an answer is realistically even possible because we can't easily isolate all the other factors involved. Also, you'll have to consider affinity maturation and the cutoff for B-cell specificity for an antigen to clearly define what you even mean by 'remembering a protein antigen'.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Activation-induced_cytidine_de...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Affinity_maturation

^ and many more that will probably just end up amounting to a couple of years of study!
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The top level post asks to change it for political reasons not to match new aws changes which would make sense. Trying to shutdown discussion by saying this wasn't constructive is not something HN supports and I would ask you to refrain from doing that. The fact that previously neutral words are now negative words is fair game. Perhaps they were never neutral words. Let's discuss, not dismiss.
And it's working so great in politics. The party that's supposed to help the poor and downtrodden has managed to completely alienate them through precisely this kind of condescending manipulation.
This isn't even 'GPT-2'! Since that usually refers to GPT-2-1.5b. It's GPT-2-117M... distilled, so an even smaller version of the smallest GPT-2. Amazing it works so well anyway.
I switched from Google to DDG about a year ago but I just switched to Startpage about a week ago... lets see how it goes (I was getting bored of Bing's results).

But I wonder how long Wikivoyage has been blocked from DDG and/or Bing...
School demographics matter a lot. The Harvard crowd isn't finding their future wife at school.
That struck me as well.

Another option would have been to support local bookstores by subsidizing transportation, which would have allowed them to lower the price to the point of being competitive with Amazon.

But I guess that using public money to help local businesses is not as good as getting the customers to pay and help Amazon at the same time, in the eyes of Macron.
I think babashka [1] is what you're looking for. It's a limited Clojure interpreter suitable for anything a bash script is suitable for.

1: https://github.com/babashka/babashka
Given that they have already been in court, I'm even more convinced that the DMCA is involved.

Here is my amended idea, Wikitravel added some sort of "gotcha" asset to their site, and Wikivoyage scraped their site and sucked it up, and when it appeared on Wikivoyage, Wikitravel sent the DMCA.

I could not find WikiVoyage's registered DMCA agent so it is entirely possible that Bing didn't know who to send notice of the takedown too.

Basically there seems to be a lot of bad blood between the two sites and as silly as it is, DMCA is an excellent "sniping" tool for taking cheap shots at someone you don't like.
And yet there always seems to be another discussion about how to re-implement CPython so that programs run faster.
Lisp compiles to native code, TCL is forever parsing the strings it passes around.
Smaller subreddits are a great counterexample as well. Many are teeming with user creations, be it art, short stories, personal projects, etc. Just about anything and everything can be found there, and much of it is people just doing their thing for no profit besides an integer counter on their post.
I think we need to slap a "dangerous misinformation" label on your post now!

/s, obviously.
I don't think we need to get that philosophical about it. Can't use bots, can't pay people to astroturf. Ez.
True, but i feel like central repos like wikidata are quite a bit different from the original vision of many small websites all interoperating into a semantic web.

Then again the same thing happened with the normal web. We have wikipedia instead of thousands of people writing articles on their personal homepages.
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What exactly is he going to really profit on? Guy is 65. Has said he's not leaving much to his kids. So I guess it's all going to a trust????
When you say "one is adversarial", I assume you mean that someone trying to upload illegal files will try to prevent the system from detecting that their files are illegal, while someone filling in a form isn't trying to sneak invalid data past the client-side validator (assuming all hackers know that the system is correctly implemented, i.e. the server performs its own validation).

The other distinction is, if a client-side form validator detects a problem with the input, it tells the user so they can fix it, whereas if Apple's system detects a problem with your input, it potentially tells the police without giving you a chance to delete the maliciously-generated false positive files you've unwittingly received.
Two things:

1. I suspect you're ascribing a level of power to "the Agile custodians" (who, exactly?) that doesn't exist. Nobody has the power to prevent people from misinterpreting Agile, no matter how much as they might want to.

2. The first chapter of my book (the one under discussion) does discuss how the philosophy has been corrupted in the real world. It's a major theme of the book.

The first chapter is online for free at present: https://www.jamesshore.com/v2/books/aoad2/what_is_agile
This is shielding everyone else really.

Amazon is using its money to basically price dump books, forcing competitors to the same path if they want to stand a chance. Having the other players also get into dumping is not a desirable outcome.
I know we can't right now, but, eventually, we'll be able to again.
Even in rural areas, I doubt 90% ag workers is to be found in the United States. It takes shockingly few people to run a modern farm and the majority are owner-operated with zero employees. These areas will still have substantial rates of doctors, teachers, truckers, and service workers, among others.
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The "How Not to Do It" category is also pretty good: https://www.science.org/topic/blog-category/how-not-to-do-it. My favorite is probably https://www.science.org/content/blog-post/not-do-liquid-nitr..., on what happens when a pressured liquid nitrogen tank blows up due to the pressure relief valve being closed.

I'm not sure why the "Things I Won't Work With" category/tag isn't working on the new platform; all other categories I checked seem to work, though I can't find a list of all categories.
I've come across Common Lisp SDKs for AWS, there's Heroku build packs, there's Kubernetes clients listed on Kubernetes' website, etc...

Clickhouse doesn't have an official CL client but they have a CLI, TCP and HTML interfaces, C++ interface, etc... all listed on their website. It's not that hard to connect to an API without a library.

But yes, there's more Java/Python/Go/Ruby/JS stuff pre-built than Common Lisp. But you'll also find more CL stuff out there than almost any esoteric language, probably because it's easy to build stuff in CL.
The Red Cross and the regional blood bank in my area both test for COVID19 antibodies. Seems extremely unrealistic that testing infrastructure would be too difficult considering how much we've done for the pandemic. "Just jab everyone and we're done!" sounds like a desire for a simple silver bullet solution, which is a very common Silicon Valley way of seeing the world.

Equating antibody presence to be the same as having been vaccinated would give health officials a much more accurate view of the pandemic and where resources need to be allocated instead of this odd ideologically driven need to demand conformity from everyone even if they already have immunity that appears to be an order of magnitude more durable than the jab. It makes clear that this is almost entirely about a pathological need to round off all the corners in the world and almost nothing at all about fighting the pandemic itself. But what a wonderful opportunity this pandemic has been for the authoritarian types. For them, this truly is the golden age and should be extended for as long as possible.
I don't really agree, I think it was great. I'm really glad it's not GoT style, and that it's more austere, cold in a way, as I think it's a better fit for the story. I don't think it failed to engage the audience emotionally, but rather that you personally failed to engage with it. Same thing with the lack of backstory, I don't have many memories of the Lynch one and had no trouble following.

I think maybe you are used to a certain style of movie that Dune differs from, and thus have a hard time with it?
By 'agile', as one of the first people around the manifesto, Fowler means product development applied to software. If you're curious which fields benefit from it and which don't, it is all fields in which you create a product that users use or will use. Agile (product development) doesn't help any process which is not supposed to be used by users. Examples: software products with 100%, and no less, defined specs. Second use case is never released vaporware, such as everything for which waterfall methodology is used and specs are assumed to be 100% correct upfront and it turns out they are not. The only type of project with 100% defined requirements I'm aware of are one-to-one software rewrites.

Agile for majority of devs and consultants (and not for the people around manifesto, such as Fowler) is conflated with a 2 week or so status reporting and planning process. It has nothing to do with product development as these status reports typically don't ask 'what is the status of the product' but the status report is typically about 'what everybody is doing and if they are busy'.

This has nothing to do with the original agile manifesto and if you read through it you'll notice that this modern 'Agile/Scrum' time-boxed busywork and status report is in contradiction with its principles. Keeping devs busy is obviously the goal of this consulting scrum as that is what consultants charge for.

Fowler himself gave up years ago explaining the difference. When words become popular, their meaning gets hijacked and repurposed. He explained this in a blog post of his
https://martinfowler.com/bliki/SemanticDiffusion.html