skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> If you claim to not see the similarity between a skateboard and a baseball bat in terms of the potential for serious bodily harm, you're either lying to us to keep this tepid, boring argument on life-support, or just lying to yourself.

It says "intended to be used" right there in the law.

> So you'd charge and punish a shove identically to hitting someone with a skateboard?

Would you charge a shove exactly the same as stomping on someone's face?

Same crime category doesn't mean same punishment. I would charge a big skateboard swing as worse than a shove, and I would also charge a solid punch as worse than a shove.

You're extrapolating from my posts in an extremely uncharitable way.
I’ve a 2019 16” and the only way to make good use of my AMD GPU with Blender is with AMD’s Radeon Pro Renderer.

https://www.amd.com/en/technologies/radeon-prorender
Whilst management often sucks in big banks. What gets me down is the process drag. Everything is ITIL signoffs, death by bikeshedding, and quarterly releases. Silos abound and the pernicious affect of Conway's law applies to turn most of it into a massive cluster fuck of spaghetti and string.

No thanks.
Exactly. Putin on nuclear options:

“Certainly, it would be a global disaster for humanity; a disaster for the entire world,” Putin said, in an interview for a Russian documentary “The World Order 2018,” adding that “as a citizen of Russia and the head of the Russian state I must ask myself: Why would we want a world without Russia?”

https://www.rt.com/news/420715-putin-world-russia-nuclear/
That's what Fog Creek Software's FogBugz tried to do. I liked it a lot, it also allowed for some team structure planning (e.g. giving you a chance to see if your team consists of pessimistic estimaters or positive ones, and mix accordingly). Unfortunately, their marketshare got gobbled up by Jira.
How would you know if it’s consensual or not? Perhaps they are in an open marriage.

I think rushing to conclusions and acting on those is scarier in a business partner, than how they choose to live their personal life.
CS50x is well made.
I can freely read, share and modify the book. The only restrictions is that I can't sell it. It's pretty open in my eyes ,even if it doesn't comply strictly to the definition of this or this organisation.

on the same topic, I've seen people say that GPL isn't free for example.
I didn't hate GNOME shell because of the UI - I hated it because of the sheer volume of bugs and performance problems it caused. Some people think macOS is the best, some prefer Windows, some prefer some Linux DE. Imo, all modern shells have zeroed in on a paradigm - give the user some icons to quickly launch/switch between his most used apps, and give him a quick search to find the rest.

Other than that, in a world where people use VS Code, Slack, Spotify and Chrome, the underlying system barely matters from the user perspective as long as it works.
your comment surprises me, because this kind of development is explicitly trying to avoid bifurcating the language. i would argue that the async io/futures libraries that exist in java are the bifurcation because programming with them is very jarring compared to threaded java.
> With CPS you manually compress state into tuned structures. With threads you store state all over the stack in very inefficient ways because all those stack frames take extra space.

On the other hand, these stack frames can be thought of as a large arena allocator for what would otherwise be lots of smaller objects allocated on the heap.
I have seen OKRs being badly implemented in different companies, the funniest things i have heard:
1. "we have easily achievable (100%) and hardly achievable (70%) okrs" where the 70% are just 100% achievable okrs + a bit that is impossible to achieve, also you HAVE to reach 70% ("70% is the new 100%")
2. "we have achieved 200% of our okr!!! <party face>"
3. "our KR is that the product needs to be at least as accurate as before" + several more acceptance criteria as KRs

the problem with these approaches is that people more easily follow a checklist and don't take time to understand the principles or even just do a trial and error approach to it for the sake of moving forward, so you end up with a roadmap masked as a KPIs list with non measurable KR and people being really confused about what's going on.
> I, a "clever" attacker, use this to leak out your secrets- I do my hammering juuust right so that, if some secret bit is 0, your hammering flips ECC bits, while if it's 1 your hammering doesn't affect things. Lovely little side-channel.

Would ASLR make this harder? I assume it would because it'd be a lot harder to get to the correct memory location (?).
I don't get it. Is Portugal alone in having separate keys for accents? I have a key for ^ and a key for "o". If I type ^ and then o, I get ô. If I want to type a literal ^ i press ^ twice. Same for `,´,~,¨ (which is not ideal for programming, but I'm used to it). I'm missing the inverted ^ because it doesn't exist in Portuguese but you get the point. The only letter than has a dedicated key is ç.

Wouldn't this solve much of the problems of these keyboard layouts by reusing the same letters?
I'm losing
Ancient greeks had actually a very similar system of participation on maritime endeavors.

They even supported poets in order to create fiction and propaganda about the amazing things and riches that were abroad. Making young people travel also relieved demographical pressure.

If you lost a ship by shipwreck, you lost it all, but it was very profitable if the ship returned. Like anything in life, the were "naturals" that will return and succeed, people that were really good at it for whatever reason.
The 24Hz/fps thing is a legacy from original film where it was the sweet spot that created the effect of a moving image without too much flicker, unfortunately you seem to be one of those people who are sensitive to this frame rate.

The argument is that the general populous are used to the 'film look' of 24fps, that anything else diminishes the impact of watching a film. Films that have tried high fps (The Hobbit for example) received negative reviews for picture quality; people just didn't like it.

Also, when increasing the framerate, you should try to stick to a multiple of 24 (i.e. 48, 72, 96) to prevent judder when the shot is panning a scene.
Not bothering to file because of a 3/5 chance of losing seems crazy. It's actually pretty hard to tell 60/40 apart from 50/50, especially if there's lots of covariates.
EVs are optimized for oxygen free environments: Moon, Mars and so on. Gasoline trucks are optimized for Earth with 20℅ oxygen in the air.

Perhaps the solution for EV chargers is a special fuel that burns with oxygen and releases electricity. And it shouldn't have C in it, only H, N and O. I guess, its also allowed to use rare earth catalyzers.
Reading your comment reminded me of the blog by Jeff Atwood https://blog.codinghorror.com/our-programs-are-fun-to-use/

Surely if some company focussed on making software that puts the user at the centre they'd be able to carve out a pretty decent niche for them.

Sadly if they we're a public company their investors would probably be unhappy because they'd be sacrificing the all important "growth", but a private company might be able to get away with it.
In Go one can block the native thread via using API that use blocking OS calls, like Linux file IO. In this case Go runtime allocates more native threads to run other language threads.
A third of severe influenza cases develop bacterial pneumonia. Which, left untreated, is deadly. I know, because a few years back I developed pneumonia in the wake of a flu, collapsed a lung and almost died. They saved my life in an ICU with antibiotics. If the only metric of relevance is saving lives via medical intervention, prescribing an antibiotic course to everyone that develops cold symptoms is a no brainer. Statistically, such a public health measure will definitely save lives. Taking it a notch further, why don't we just mandate an antibiotic course twice a year for each person, sick or healthy. We'll never lose another life to bacterial pneumonia.

Yet we are very careful to not overuse antibiotics. Why?

https://www.pulmonologyadvisor.com/home/topics/pneumonia/bac...
1.Your customers must register to view your homepage.
2.Can't add your other social links on your homepage.
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Workflowy was founded 2-3 years before notion and is more of a bullet point (tree structure) based knowledge management tool.
I think unfaithful was the keyword, if it is consensual and open then the partner wasn't unfaithful.

I'd assume GP would only hold this judgement for someone cheating, not swinging.

The main point was trust. Trust is earned.

Whether you break a promise with your life partner or your business partner, you've destroyed a chunk of your reputation.
Esbuild is great. We couldn't fully migrate to esbuild due to some hard dependencies on webpack but we are currently using esbuild-loader which reduced our build times considerably.
I remember those projectors fondly too. I guess it was a hassle to keep all the pages in order during a presentation and so on but they were also so flexible. Super easy to just draw on top of a picture.

So happy you like the tool and find it exciting! So do we =)
Title needs the word 'Combatting...' re-inserted, else it's contrary to the article.
Asking people to pay property tax doesn’t imply “kicking out old ladies” though. Many people who could afford the new property tax (and thus aren’t being kicked out) might choose to downsize anyway to save money.

It’s the same logic as a carbon tax.
I don't think that's true when lambda calculus is regarded as a "library" of certain objects and concepts added to mathematics. Then the assignment operator is available.

You've probably seen the Y combinator given similarly to:

Y = λf.(λx.f(x x))(λx.f(x x))

where this Y = business isn't part of lambda calculus per se, but it's available because this is mathematics; existing mathematics notation that doesn't conflict with lambda calculus, like being able to equate a symbol and expression, hasn't gone out the window.
Does Go have closures? Yes it does. Therefore you can start writing everything in an async style, manually passing closures around. Then build an executor interface. Voilà. Here's an utterly alien Go codebase that doesn't use green threads.

It has nothing to do with language. It has everything to do with how other libraries (especially standard libraries) structure their code.
I think you can say that for any language, other than Java. It is a deliberately slow moving language, with very few keywords and concepts going for it. It was always meant to be a simple language on top of a very high-end runtime — and indeed they manage to implement loom with no language change. Also, concurrency not being inherent to java? It was the first major language with good support for multithreading with its synchronized keyword.
Java can create its own stack, it doesn't matter if it's on the heap if semantically and optimization wise it behave like the stack. See also: the metaspace
For entertainment it’s not that big of a deal but still annoying not to see the ratio to total counts, but for educational content or how to videos it is absolutely critical. Have you ever tried to search got to fix a washing machine or basically anything? Even with likes and dislikes you have to go through tons of videos that are just plain bad advice before you can figure it out. 90% of the time the dislikes help you weed out the straight up clickbait material and the other 10% it tells you when what the person did will actually make a problem worse.
i’ve had one for years. the way you start is, when you meet an asshole, write their name and company and job title down, and a short, less than 20 words, statement describing the assholery. keep doing that for a few years and watch as patterns start to emerge.
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I like your tool rajeevk. Will definitely have a try!
Zero content on what they will do. Google has been in Sydney for a long time. CSIRO does formal proof and stuff like selinux, has been in cooperative research centres like DSTC and NICTA. So.. what's the real story here?

Is this "spend money in Oz or pay tax" or is this "spend money in Oz or we will go hard on the news thing" or what?

These employment numbers don't entirely add up. 6000 core jobs over 5 years isnt $700m
Thanks! Let us know how it works for you!
There's another one here by Microsoft - this is cool though! great to see more Rust tools.

https://github.com/microsoft/restler-fuzzer
I’d be interested in modern perspectives on Cyc and Eurisko. Hopefully I’ll be forgiven for this impression, but I’ve only heard of Cyc being legendary for basically wasting Lenat’s career after the promising results from Eurisko. It’d be an interesting debate, whether recent advancements like GPT-3 confirmed or refuted the intuition that architecture isn’t enough, we need to encode knowledge. Feels like we have settled on the idea that a good enough architecture (and enough compute time) can take care of the latter. But it’d still be valid to claim GPT-3 lacks common sense.

I still think Eurisko is fascinating. Stochastic, heuristic systems seemed to reach their highest point with random forests and subsequent gradient boosting approaches. But we’re still obsessed with quite static models over living, learning agents.
No you can use a few lines of kotlin coroutines in an otherwise java codebase.
It has been that way for some time. It's near enough impossible to turn it off and, for many, it represents the natural evolution of money.
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Not on a windows machine, but would setting it to this work:

data:text/html, <html contenteditable><head><title>Quick Note</title></head><body></body>

Basically creates a blank page in chrome that allows typing. I use it a quick ephemeral notepad.
My takeaway is that danluu is saying that, at the small scale, people understand how individuals contribute to teams. But at the large scale (like the HR department) we don't.

At the small scale, we're able to apply systems thinking - a team can be viewed as a system composed of a set of interacting parts.

However at larger scales, systems thinking becomes unwieldy - the interactions increase quadratically. There, we fall back to the Law of Large Numbers [1].

"Fungibility" and the related failures arise as a result of this.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_of_large_numbers
Right, the idea was to swap Netflix for Microsoft, giving MAGMA or GAMMA:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29042753
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Have you given proton/Steam on linux a try?
They're routinely gamed for political or financial advantage, including by state actors.
Thank you.

> It can cover your two main ones and pick the others from a menu.

This won't work - I need to change languages from the keyboard. In any case I hardly ever touch the mouse.

Thank you for checking, though. I'll file a feature request with Gnome and mention how KDE does it.
If such cable is turned into a coil, the magnetic field from 2500 amps can probably levitate that kettle.
When I was a young man, nearly 50 years ago, I worked as a trainee with a cook who did something somewhat similar. He would cook one side of the eggs in a small egg pan, and then slide them onto a large dark leaf of lettuce (romaine?) placed on the grill (a flat smooth affair, not a grate). The egg and the lettuce were then covered with a cheap pie tin -- the type one gets when buying a pie to take home from the restaurant.

I suspect the goal was to stop the bottom from over cooking (insulate it) and perhaps generate a bit of steam to help with setting the top of the eggs slightly. The goal was perfect sunny-side up eggs as best I recall. Seems like it would work just as well with all steps done in a cast iron pan?
This is actually a really nice idea. In my current gig we write technical documentation (before implementing) that has both words/sentences and visuals in it. My co-workers have to approve the document before I (or somebody else) implements it. This would be a really great way to read such documents.
Yes, I would need super + space to toggle two languages and have the rest on hotkeys.

I'll file a feature request with Gnome. Thanks.
And let’s be honest, most political videos don’t have enough dislikes from both sides.
> Why would I trust someone who has demonstrated untrustworthiness to the one person they've spent the most time with?

That's a bit like expecting someone to be mean to you because they're mean to their brother. Close relationships are often conducted in a manner far different to other relationships. What if the person wants some space but the other doesn't give any? What if their spouse is mean but they put up with it because they have children? There could be a hundred reasons.

Above all though, life is complicated, and in the case of politicians the field is often limited (by those with real power) to one liar who might be less worse than another liar. I'm actually surprised that people pick so well given these constraints.
There were several components, but the parts that were I can remember were gamed were code duplication - someone figured out the minimum number of matching lines required for it to be detected and made minor changes in the middle of blocks - and number of imports. The penalty for .* imports was quite low, so we just ended up with wildcard imports everywhere.
Thanks malloryerik! Yeah, easiest is really just an iframe. When you create a new web room, the url will be https://app.grapic.co/room/<room id>. If you instead use https://app.grapic.co/embed/<room id> it will render a slightly more minimal version that looks better as an embed.
I think palemoon let's you do this. I think they kept the old xul framework around.
The general public's alternative is to buy a cert every year for $$. They'll figure it out. (or their shared hosting provider will)
>The, rather obscure, Itavia Flight 870

It certainly it is not obscure in Italy. The Ustica disaster is very well known.

On the other hand while it is possible or even likely it was mistakenly downed by a NATO missile, the nation ultimately responsible is still unknown. It might have been US, France or even Italy itself.
You can also use the esbuild terser backend for minification. Almost halved the time of our release build
Show HN: DP-XGBoost, scalable ML with differential privacy
And there are also languages without GC where the CPS technique can lead to immediate reclaiming of the state on drop.
Re-reading your original comment, I think your "like a plantation" impression was mistaken. In southeast Asia, even today, even in the countryside, the population is really dense. It isn't a sign of prosperity to have a village behind an auto shop. Everything has a village out back. Remember, western countrysides used to be more densely populated as well, before mechanization obviated all the farmhand jobs. Rural Cambodia was even more like that, fifty years ago.

But sure, colonization. USA ultraviolent body-count military colonization was in a sense a continuation of French opportunistic get-rid-of-the-king-and-install-his-half-brother colonization, but it is more properly considered an escalation. Similarly, Khmer Rouge "To keep you is no benefit, to destroy you is no loss" dictatorship was in a sense a continuation of Angkor-era feudalism, but it was really an escalation.

Lots of humans are tired of the escalation. You have fallen for the armaments manufacturers' narrative, so you can't hear an old woman cursing her persecutors without finishing her curse with "...and this is why capitalism is great". She didn't say that. "America" or "USA" or "capital" are strings that do not appear in TFA. Nguon DGAF which flavor of authoritarianism we prefer. She wants to enjoy traditional Cambodian crafts, and also French food, and also a bit of peace. Why should she care to follow idiotic USA "security" policy? She doesn't get a vote on that question, and the votes we get don't make a difference anyway. Every authoritarian system feeds on human blood; that isn't up to a vote.

It is tempting to try to preempt the "USA #1 always right!" bullshit, but I don't think you've accomplished that ITT. In future, focus on the truth, and don't worry about correcting old people on what they should really think about their most harrowing experiences.
For it to matter, it is.
A lot of air cargo travels in the hold on passenger flights. Fewer passenger flights (as we've had for the last ~20 months) actually means less cargo capacity.
Nigerian shared mobility startup Shuttlers raises $1.6M
I love HN just for the fact that this conversation started with shipping a laptop and ended up with the dangers of space refueling.
If you admit to loving someone new you've very likely already cheated at the emotional level if not the physical.

Where do you draw the line?
I might try focalboard, I am using Joplin now, but looking for something… more? Like that you can run it local offline. Appflowy is macOS only right now unfortunately,
Hi rkuska, that's an interesting use case I'd really like to explore.

Do you mind emailing me at rahul@textframe.app?

Would love to see if I could help you and your co-worker's workflow at all.
Yeah been there, and instaquit. That company seems to be a shell now.
Electrolysis tank? Humbug! I use mostly cast iron utensils since I cook on a wood-burning stove. Most of the stuff was gathered from abandoned houses and as such often quite rusty. The solution here is no electrolysis tank but a rotary steel brush on a drill. Clean the thing until it no longer gives off dust, then shove it on the oven (can be done while preparing food since the oven gets hot anyway). Take it out after an hour or 2, brush off remaining crud, oil it and back in the oven for seasoning. Take it out after half an hour or so, wipe and simply start using it. As long as you use it and wipe/rinse it afterwards it will just get better.
Why is their roadmap hosted on Trello?
This is incredible! I spend a lot of time thinking about how reading can be enhanced with visual aids for language learning, and am in the process of building something similar for visual story telling. I absolutely love how you’ve managed to make the visual content feel so fluidly combined with the text!

Super impressive, and inspiring for my own pursuits :)
The US lifted a wrecked Russian submarine from the bottom of the ocean with an incredibly complex covert operation. Just because you are paranoid, it doesn't means they are not after you :).
Depends on where you are now and what you want to achieve. Deal with it, you'll probably never be hired by Google but you can still become a software or system architect in some interesting niche.

I know because I am and I have the exact same background as you, and for the same reasons.