skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The real problem is not in detection or distribution. It is in the production methods. Here in Norway chickens are raised in batches and the sheds are cleaned between batches, see https://www.matprat.no/artikler/matproduksjon/hvordan-lever-.... But in the US it seems that chickens are raised in continuous production facilities where chicks go in one end and grown chickens come out the other. This method pretty much guarantees that infections can spread.

Perhaps someone in possession of the details can conform, clarify, or correct.
Impressive tool. Supply-chain transparency is a must-have (and very doable).
What a world we live in! Just read how shoplifting isn't worth prosecuting so it isn't a "crime" anymore. Now using a VPN is. Yeah!
If it really comes to the point where geoengineering becomes a serious consideration we are - in my opinion - already royally fucked sideways.

If we cannot even agree on simply cutting fossil fuels, how on earth can we ever agree on large scale geoengineering projects that will have massive negative consequences for many countries involved?
Not uniformly though. The last six months in the Antarctic were the coldest on record (1957)

https://edition.cnn.com/2021/10/09/weather/weather-record-co...
Or the leaders listen to who pays them. The vocabulary of listening or voting has faded away for the vocabulary of “explaining” or “spreading awareness”, in both of which people are told what they should think. But they also listen, to ensure their explanations are “understood”.
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Thanks for the link. The congress vote went 66-34. The congressional delegation, 79-21. There is a noticeable gap there.

Perhaps this is a moment to step back, and at the very least analyze the full data set? How much being in charge of the State Legislature gives room for gerrymandering promoting candidates from the same party? Is it really a one side issue, or both parties engage in it with abandon whenever they get the chance?

Well, that was a deeper foray in US politics than I ever wanted. Hastalavista!
It can help against radiation sickness (with thick enough walls providing shielding) or possibly agains drowning or vacuum exposure (if sufficiently pressure tight). ;-)
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You can always export jupyter notebooks to straight .py files.

Also: how in th
Working against coordinated, viral disinformation campaigns on social media is a bit different than prohibiting expert witness testimony aby professors employed by the state.
UK Online Harms Bill criminalises posts causing “psychological harm” [pdf]
Meh. I didn't say that all parents do this because of that reasoning. I also didn't attempt to say that some do it for that reason. You can't deny that it is true for some while I will stipulate it's not all nor the sole reason.
Courts in the US often do nothing, so mob justice is all you have.

This is a separate issue that will need to be addressed. It will soon be possible to claim any video or audio evidence is faked. I don't know what happens then, but building off of what happens now, each piece of evidence is just weighting the scales one direction.
TL;DR - Stablecoin issuers should operate under same regulatory structure as banks !
Wow:

3.2 Suspected fraud or forgery

If someone suspects that a fraud has taken place or is
about to take place in relation to their property, they
should contact us immediately. In many cases, we will
be able, on application, to enter a standard form
restriction LL in the register, that requires a
certificate to be given by a conveyancer that they are
satisfied that the person who executed a document
lodged for registration as disponor is the same person
as the proprietor.

It will also be advisable to take legal or other
professional advice to try to minimise any loss.
git plumbing I believe can represent such merge DAGs (though possibly not with guaranteed semantics and in the category of "not well enough defined if you attempt it") but I don't think there's ever been a porcelain command in existence that can build/execute such merges. It's long been a complaint I have that cherry-pick is too rebase oriented. As someone who prefers "rebase never" approaches to git it irritates me that there isn't a non-rebase cherry-pick.

Probably going even further off topic, in general I find it irritating with git that there's so much vocal "the DAG is aesthetically displeasing when used as a DAG" support that it seems tough for git to realize the power of its own DAG and/or better encode things that should be encoded in the DAG such as partial merges (versus today just throwing away partial merge information in rebases and cherry-picks) just because it "looks ugly" when actually used as such. Aesthetics should be the last concern over beneficial behavior? Aesthetics can be bolted on with cleaner user interfaces but lost data is always lost data?
The New York Times article here has many linked sources, and their reporting on the situation has been stellar.

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/03/technology/whistle-blower...
oooh cheap fire sales coming up!
> Doing things just because the law allows it is a sign of low-grade thinking. It's why big companies hire /and listen to/ external PR firms.

Correct! Genius thinking is doing things the law doesn't allow and hiring PR firms to make it look fine.
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I think it embodies the philosophical difference between Microsoft and Apple. And I’m not making a judgement here.

Windows: give users choice, including the choice to end up with blurry apps with ill aligned UI.

Mac: we cannot let you stray outside these boundaries, otherwise your UI experience will deviate too much from the experience we determine to be the best.

For me, scaling on non-HiDPI screens is a feature. I like big text and big buttons and Windows gives me that. I’ll gladly except perfect big UI 99% of the time, if the cost is ugly UI 1% of the time.
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An AP-NORC Poll from the same year has it as 40% EST, 31% EDT, 28% keep switching.

(page 12: https://apnorc.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Impeach_DSL-To... )
Not Christian, but as my Rabbi used to say: "When God created the earth 5782 years ago (give or take a few billion years),"
Not at all. To an employer, having FB on your resume is a positive from a professional point of view.

As for peers, what exactly is your obligation to them?
I am still confused. Is the text not visible?

If I write some text in a comment, it should still be visibe, regardless of direction/bidi code, right?
I have no intention of going vegan but the conditions in chicken factories are horrific and I've cut chicken entirely out of my diet.
They're referring to the parties at the house when the police were called. By all official accounts the house had been sold and the police couldn't find anyone to arrest.
The political will must be there, or else the population votes someone in who will overturn agreements etc.
That's probably the most damning thing. They know they could promote more positive content and kill doom scrolling with the flip of a switch. But that would probably reduce their session length and reduce the number of ad impressions to sell.
Tried out the WindowMirror utility and the click targets are indeed pretty confusing… but it might still come in handy when presenting. With the looks of it, I could use it to flip a windowed OBS projector view, and drag that to the external monitor that is my teleprompter. Wouldn’t need to click much in that scenario. Thanks!
> To address risks to stablecoin users and guard against stablecoin runs, legislation should require stablecoin issuers to be insured depository institutions, which are subject to appropriate supervision and regulation, at the depository institution and the holding company level.

> To address concerns about payment system risk, in addition to the requirements for stablecoin issuers, legislation should require custodial wallet providers4 to be subject to appropriate federal oversight. Congress should also provide the federal supervisor of a stablecoin issuer with the authority to require any entity that performs activities that are critical to the functioning of the stablecoin arrangement to meet appropriate risk-management standards.

> To address additional concerns about systemic risk and concentration of economic power, legislation should require stablecoin issuers to comply with activities restrictions that limit affiliation with commercial entities. Supervisors should have authority to implement standards to promote interoperability among stablecoins. In addition, Congress may wish to consider other standards for custodial wallet providers, such as limits on affiliation with commercial entities or on use of users’ transaction data.

AKA StableCoin operators should be banks. (Stable Coins will be bank notes)?
Parents have to protect their children from a plethora of bad influences out in the world. Yesterday was Halloween and my home was soon drowning in a sea of unhealthy and morally questionable plastic wrapped candies from evil corporations such as nestle. Most parents are more worried about the health effects than the ethics of these products, ie most people only care about themselves. Facebook.. is clearly a form of mental junk food to which you can get hooked on but I don't feel it's exceptional in this regard. Just please grow up and say no to shitty Facebook. And parents, don't let your kids/teens etc get hooked on it without a fight
> so the modem was just connected to a switch?

What EvanAnderson said.

The office ethernet network just contained a router, which would be hooked up to the upstream (via multiple T1 lines, IIRC). So everything on the office network had a public IP and was directly on the internet.
Don't only "big names" make it though to pop on the app store anyway.

They essentially have the best of both worlds. Anyone can publish their niche app, to a niche audience.

But only Apple decides what hundreds of millions of people will be exposed to.
Personally, I don't find it that easy to get another job as an engineer so I'd be very careful with that logic.

For reference, I'm a dropout and therefore struggle with abstract algorithm problems like the ones they dump on you to solve in 30-60 minutes in interviews. I certainly can solve them, just not in that kind of timeframe, but that is now a common expectation in order to achieve a certain level of (mostly unrelated) problem solving and income.
Not a Linux distribution, but the Unix implementation in z/OS, IBM's mainframe operating system, is painfully POSIX-compliant.
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Because there is no agreement needed - those who can do might just do.
You misunderstand how it is in the wild. Much (most?) of the time Docker and docker-compose are used to package big-ball-of-legacy-mud applications and their dependencies and push them out on the unsuspecting world. Installation instructions for most web app software today is "here, download and run this docker-compose.yml".

Of course nobody vets or even looks at the mess inside the compose file, and most of this software won't even run without root privileges. (Because it hooks into various system bits and violates all sorts of isolation rules.)

People value Docker as a packaging tool; especially as a go-to tool for packaging legacy crap and software-as-a-pet systems.

Running this stuff without any sort of checking and as root is bonkers, but it is what it is.

We're kind of back in the Windows 95 era of packaging software as far as server backends go. Maybe it will change after some very serious worms and viruses his the Docker ecosystem. (Windows changed very slowly and only after tremendous pressure from cybercrime.)
GIMP?

If that's what you're referring to, then yup #1 worst-named FOSS ever.
You hit the nail on the head. Any other study which is nothing but a few dozen people surveyed about how an intervention X made them feel, with the results split would barely register on HN. Yet if X = Instagram use it’s suddenly this huge news.
Possession is a physical/real property of the universe.

Ownership is a legal abstraction/construct.
It sort of makes sense though. The data is available at a plant level, but you can't necessarily tie a particular zip code to a particular processing plant, since supply chain/availability changes.
https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/nasdaq-monit...

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/03/09/the-stock-market-halted-trad...

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-11-04/u-s-stock...
Try looking into Power Profile and Power Management setting, likely you are on the high performance profile or the profile was set incorrectly. Also look into the device manager and change the power setting for each devices, some device can turn on the computer and keep it awake through out the night. Even apps (I managed to find out why my computer keep awaking up in the middle of the night because of the particular app that have no reason to use the waketimer function).
As the world economy picks up again, demand has grown at Chinese factories. The government has fixed electricity prices but worldwide coal prices have also increased, so some coal fired power plants have shut down instead of operating at a loss. The Chinese government also temporarily stopped importing coal from Australia for political reasons.
Personally I'd prefer a warning about sites that pull the things like what this one does. I see that people are already warning about PDF files, some other similar warning about autoplay that can't be easily stopped would be nice for office environments.

I didn't know it was against guidelines. Often I'll come to the comments to see things like links to web archive to get a better or working link to contents. Comments are helpful, don't know why such a thing would be against guidelines.

Edit; a number of other comments are listed here about blockers etc etc. Maybe it would make more sense to not post sites that pull stuff like this at all?
Are prions linked to irradiated food? They are terrifying but I know very little about them.
Yes something like that. I don't have high hopes of that ever happening here (Hungary) though
What is the goal of this massive conspiracy?
Well, we know how much your morals cost, then.
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Not really. Facebook's disinformation capabilities are far worse than Apple's or Googles. Key differentiation example - Apple doesn't have an algorithm that bubbles up iMessages in the interface.

Even then, I'm not evening actually alluding to those companies - I'm talking about other tech start-ups, smaller companies, etc.
Its not clear to me that a nonpartisan redistricting would automatically make districts more competitive, nor that the increased competitiveness would be the reason nonpartisan districts are better. That was OP's point.
> Monthly Minimum Starting at $30k/mo

Promoted would be interesting for this new marketplace feature I'm working on right now, but this minimum makes it impossible to try it out. Any thoughts on pay-per-use pricing? Or is this only interesting for large established marketplaces with lots of data to train on?
Denial of service/parts/maintenance is a very real concern. Telecoms put a lot of effort into deploying this infrastructure. If we end up with a telecom system entirely of Huawei gear, we're one sanctions declaration away from a completely unsupported, unpatched, unmaintainable telecom network.

The US already puts tech sanctions on China. It is not at all hard to imagine China reciprocating.

And, even if they never actually do anything -- once our telecom system is mostly Huawei gear, they can now use it as a political chess piece against us. And on the opposite end of the spectrum, if we hypothetically go to war, they unquestionably would use that power to their advantage. All of our public/government services rely on functioning telecom networks.

China does the same stuff. They know if we go to war, we're likely to cut them off from GPS service, which is why they have their own system: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BeiDou
Solid, boring tech as foundations for abstractions is a logical approach to system architecture.
I think this is a pretty decent set of recommendations considering the power stablecoin issuers have, personally.

> Stable Coins will be bank notes.

Exactly.
> Are we just gonna implement everything on top of PostreSQL?

On top of PostgreSQL? Which project keeps incorporating other database paradigms at a good clip, and includes a Foreign Data Wrapper feature?

Yeah, looks like it.
So far, there is no proposed legislation like what's described in this video.

Any idea why the Breyer makes it sound like this is something which is coming though? Or why he's even talking about it?
This is apparently enough of a problem in the UK that the land registry has procedures for locking a title and for reporting frauds.[1]

[1] https://www.gov.uk/protect-land-property-from-fraud