skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Your entire argument is, yeah this happens anyway so why do we care.

We care because these things have gotten worse in lockdowns, proven by numbers. Just because something has existed before, doesn’t mean you shouldn’t give a shit when it increases.

Especially if you’re supposedly left wing which I imagine you identify with.

“Poorer people always had more alcoholism and domestic abuse, so why do I care if it goes up if schools close”

That’s a ridiculous attitude.

Btw the whole point of politics and left and right should be that we discuss things and point things out to each other where they are going. Just because that guy to you is right wing doesn’t mean 100% of what he says is wrong. People both on left and right are right about certain things and certain times. That’s why we need debate and not polarization. You are dismissing OP for being right wing in your eyes, and dismissing everything he says.
Check the documentation for GDB and OpenOCD and the overviews from STMicro. You can poke things into memory, like peripheral configurations into peripheral registers. You can have the trace cell generate events on the debug port based on memory access or other events, analogous to Intel/AMD performance counters and iperf/xperf. It also implements breakpoints and code stepping in hardware.

To do full mockups you usually need an IO board that can drive pins, but you can also have the trace macrocell jump to code that sets an IO pin's internal driver high and triggers the input side of the IO port.
I am optimistic [1] on current Intel. I am not sure if they will be "Top" in 2025, but they should at least be on par with TSMC. Hopefully I see one ( or preferably two ) more Fab construction in the next two years. Because you cant compete on Tech without Capacity. And Intel, even with its current planned expansion is still lacking behind.

I just wish I could get shit loads of money so I can invest into their stocks.

[1] And I have been pessimistic on Intel since 2011.
Isn’t the point of NFTs that it verifies ownership, not “you’re the only one that can access the content” (although there are indeed NFTs that can only allow the owner to decrypt the content)? It’s like video game cosmetics - many people can have the same skin, but people you want to impress or show off to can see that you own x, y, and z.
I mean notifying parents is fine it’s the “comparison against X database and then notify Y organization” thats the real issue.
Its really amazing to see, in 2016 people basically called Musk crazy and the whole vehicle was consider insane. Re-usability was just beginning and the 'its never be economical' was still widely believed.

In interviews with people form places like ESA/Arianespace, ULA and co they were still basically totally patronizing towards SpaceX and them not understanding the 'real' difficulty and so on.

BlueOrigin was gone have all that funding and beat SpaceX to methane, staged-combustion and so on. BlueOrigin would be a 'second mover' and would bring a large high performance rocket to market take SpaceX cake. This rocket is now delayed to 2023 and some people question even that year.

Ariane 6 has been delayed years and might launch next year, with some now fearing it will slip to 2023. Apparently this amazing company so superior to 'upstart' SpaceX can't even make a slightly upgraded Ariane 5 less then 8 years despite the different engine being in development for decades. Not to mention this slightly updated non-reusable Ariane 6 cost 4-5 billion $ to develop. Continuing to fly Ariane 5 would have been cheaper.

ULA Vulcan also delayed to at some point in 2022, flight engines are not yet even in testing.

SLS, was once going beat Falcon Heavy to Orbit and is now delayed to 2022 and maybe slipping towards mid-22. Even if it achieves that it wont fly again for a long time. The amazing upper stage EUS has been frozen because the development is so expensive, you can't pay for EUS at the same time. EUS would be an additional 5 billion at least and take another 5 year at least.

Some Russian commentators were talking like the Angara was gone be the next big thing even.

Now Starship has the chance and honestly a high likelihood to beat all of these other rockets to Orbit. That is really a staggering achievement.
I mean I don’t really need any studies. Was Einstein as good of as a writer as Shakespeare? Nope! Although I’m sure he was generally “smart” his main focus of intelligence was physics.

However, after re-reading my comment I was a little unclear. When I said:
“Intelligence isn’t general it’s specific“
I should have said:
“My (And I think others as well) definition of intelligence is how well educated you are in a specific subject. I would never ask someone how smart they are (not useful) but I could ask if they are good at calculus (intelligence in math)”
My ex-boss is Chinese and this is what she had to say:
The best universities in China are public universities.
Performing competitively in the single standardized exam is the only ticket into the most competitive university programs.

Everyone's results are posted publicly.
The government works very hard to prevent cheating, or loss of trust in the exam or its results.
Because student tuition does not cover anywhere near the full cost of running a school.
I've now had six months of complete sobriety. The result: my productivity, my drive, my passion for work have gone down. And no, I don't crave alcohol.

I generally don't drink. Most of my life, I could tell you when I had my last drink in terms of "Three years ago at so and so's wedding."

But I also drank daily for about a year while very sick and not getting adequate medical care. I hate alcohol. I hate the taste of it. As soon as I had better answers, I pursued those and stopped drinking.

I also talked to someone who was drinking extremely heavily and had surgery for some problem and during the surgery they discovered some other organ was beyond salvaging and they removed it.

This person felt enormous guilt over their drinking but it likely saved their life. The surgeon was astonished they were still alive given the state of the organ they removed.

So, maybe you have some unidentified health issue which would be better treated with something other than alcohol.
Ouch that’s rough. One nice bit of IPv6 is that it doesn’t allow fragmentation. It often much nicer to get no message or an error than subtly missing data.
Go after your interest
Would you run it with Linux or as a Hackintosh?
Jokes about nuclear power in the hands of authoritarian despotism are quite disturbing. I don't know how to compare the insanity of the past (over there) with the insanity of the present (over here).

And as I write this in Los Alamos, the humor feels very much like whistling [happy tunes] while walking past the [deeply creepy] graveyard...

That said, I did actually laugh out loud at one of the jokes. I'm not sure if the humor I found in it is the intent of the original Russian gag, but maybe I can re-frame the story to reflect my time served in Silicon Valley and tech indistry elsewhere:

"""
The engineering team lead at the new, secret facility came into the Major's office one morning, carrying a cheerful poster that read:

Keep in mind these important lines:
Working hard shortens your time!

"What's the meaning of this?!" the team leader cried. "Are the deadlines being cut again?"

The Major was quick to reassure his civilian counterpart: "Nothing to worry about, Jim! That's been put out for the prison labor group that's coming in this week!"

Much relieved, the engineer returned to his cubicle, where he drafted a memo to his team to pass along the encouraging news.
Thanks for the references, friend!

And yes, I definitely am primarily thinking of protobuf, as I struggled with this back with version 2.5. I had the (apparently mistakenly) impression that Avro and Cap'n Proto (which I think actually first came out in this timeframe) were about on par.
> It’s like video game cosmetics

Video game cosmetics derive their appeal from people using them while they actually play the game, not from showing off the database flag that activates it for the account. With NFTs, the whole game part of the game cosmetics analogy is missing.
Not much more than what is currently sanctioned by all the people who work in the government and aren't elected. You don't have to be maga to destroy a country, just the kind of small minded person who would think that it is possible to do so, and so out of fear of being called names, and the local Karen giving you the dirty eye at the hoa meetings, you would lie down and let the self ascribed "adults" take care of "it" for you, instead of thinking for yourself and questioning authority. ;)
I recall Robert Sapolsky saying that anhedonia is a "retreat into the rational mind".

That doesn't sound so bad until you've experienced it. It's a deficit of life at the most fundamental perceptual level.

I prefer sorrowful depressive states, because at least you're alive even if the pain is crippling. Anhedonia? The thing crippling you is mercurial, illusory. It's an absence, not a presence.
Ah, there is one from 2018:

Robotic exoskeletons: The current pros and cons

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6153133/

Of course you more often need upper limb or back support systems, they are much cheaper:

https://exoskeletonreport.com/product-category/exoskeleton-c...

So, there you go.

To strain the metaphor.
Chalk that second sentence up to baggage (and exhaustion).

I wasn't trying to be argumentative. Just happy to expound on a topic I know something about.
Western Governors University is a place where courses are completed by taking tests. This person got their degree in 3 months. https://miguelrochefort.com/blog/cs-degree/
SpaceX does that and have always done. SpaceX was famous in the industry for test firing.

SpaceX has early on internalized a lot of iterative testing, testing in the small and then testing in the large.

The Soviets moon rocket was the opposite, they build engines and only did sample testing because they used non-reusable pyros on the rocket. Those engines also couldn't restart.
Cool product, but Assistep seems like a simpler solution for the same problem
https://assistep.com/
Editorialized title ("botnet"). Botnets are normally malware controlled by criminals via c&c systems, this is more like a feebler and commercial version of Tor.
Ok, lets take your example. why should the kid in your example get a step over a kid with a stable family. Even kids in stable families have dreams. Even stable families got problems.
You can't dispute a charge until it's posted (at least with two of my banks) and it can take up to 2-3days before a charge is posted. A charge will almost always show up immediately on my bank's website as pending.
This reads better with /n's
How can anyone (seriously) propose such a question right after the debacle of COP-26 ?? All the leaders just got together and proved their collective powerlessness in the face of the most pressing issue facing humanity.

"We are at the end of a five-thousand-year-plus historical process during which human society grew in scale while it abandoned the early indigenous wisdom councils and communal decision-making. Power was centralised in the hands of increasingly specialised 'elites' and 'experts' who not only failed to achieve all they promised but used secrecy and the control of information to deceive the public into allowing them to retain power over community resources that they ultimately looted." — Robert Steele

[https://www.theguardian.com/environment/earth-insight/2014/j...]
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I have a History degree, and I'm doing fine. I'm sure most of the PMs who design the tech engineers build will also agree.
I did appreciate reading it! :)
ah, so you just find a way to continue to have high standards while continuously lowering the standard for admission

but that's not even the point... the post was about how students who don't care about school will somehow be better served by getting into a good school anyway. sure, some people will have an "oh shit i cant screw this up" moment, but... many will just fail. right? and in the meantime, the student who didn't get the chance to pursue their dreams... does what? it is unfortunately a pretty zero sum game. i wish it weren't. i think it'd be great for universities to figure out how to scale up much bigger than they are currently for exactly this reason.
Maybe focus on how you can help others. That brings meaning to my life.
For someone only interested in social chatting, if it's true that regular dating apps are unpleasant for men, there's always the option of gay dating apps. You do have to be tolerant of some amount of un-requested nudity, but otherwise it is a good option for just finding chat partners.
In small houses I have always thought that stairs take up so much space for something which is used a couple of times a day. I have always thought a vertical solution would be better. This isn’t that solution for a variety of reasons. It is nice to see innovation in this area though.
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It's called self attention because you only look at the input itself to determine which parts of the input to focus on. Transformers where first proposed for machine translation, and the neural net used in that publication consisted of two parts: an "encoder" part that takes an input language sentence and uses this self-attention to better understand it (and "encode" it into some neural representation), and a decoder which takes both the encoded source-language input as well as already translated parts of the target level sentence as input. These encoders use cross attention, ie they use the input sentence to determine on which part of the output to focus on next.
This person seems to be stating that grads of these schools are of good quality, not that they are necessarily successful in the workforce.

In my opinion, the biggest upside of CSU's is that they provide a vastly more diverse student body. There's a greater range of financial situations, age groups, and ethnicities. I feel this experience working with folks from a variety of backgrounds is an essential part of a strong candidate.

I'm personally not really on one side or another. "Alternative" paths (e.g. CSU's, community college, no school) seem to create candidates that have had a diverse life experience. Top UC's/private schools create candidates that are regarded as more academic.

That's just my take on it, and I feel that people being on one side or the other is mostly due to which of these stereotypes that person prefers.
First of all, I'm not the person you replied to but I want to answer:

I'm mad because there are people who lost their money, trusting that many "techies" know better than them, so they invested as well.

I had some bitcoins before it became a thing, I donated all of them to charity the moment I started suspecting it became (or always has been) a pyramid scheme (when it was like 10K each, yeah I'm a bit slow sometimes). I did once believe that it could be a gold replacement, but it wasn't becoming that too. Zero regrets.

"Oh I couldn't get into a scheme early enough which made many rich", may be what some feel, but there are also some who feel otherwise. If you are a bit smarter and/or technologically more savvy than the average person, there are many borderline legal ways to scam people. The faceless-victim aspect of bitcoin doesn't make it not a scam for me.

Also, I'm not judging you, I'm defending a position I believe in, which is important to me because there's not many things I actually believe.
Well that's just like using C structs. The best serialization protocol :).
Beyond the cost issue mentioned by others, the exercise element that you mention is maybe more important than you think - older folk often fare better if they can stay active, and this might be a subtle way to provide that.
Also there's the physical size - 80cm x 80cm - retrofitting an elevator into a small property has some serious space demands.
Let's not forget that Beria was a murderer and serial rapist.

For me it is the blatant example of Communism failure: They put a criminal in charge of the Police system. Putting the wolf to take care of chickens and nobody controlling the controller.

Of course he was efficient, but so was Al Capone and nobody in the right mind will propose someone like him for president of the US, or controlling the police and law system.
Check out:

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

Ronald H. Coase is one of the most brilliant scientists ever and he just recently died in 2013. He was literally still productive at 100 years old.

Btw, the famous Coase Theorem is actually not be Coase and he didn't like the way it was used.

Here an interview with him just 1 year before he died:

https://www.econtalk.org/coase-on-externalities-the-firm-and...

Here some other interviews from the same podcast about him:

https://www.econtalk.org/wally-thurman-on-bees-beekeeping-an...

https://www.econtalk.org/boudreaux-on-coase/

https://www.econtalk.org/robert-frank-on-coase/
You may be doing fine, but objective measures of the average salary of humanities majors at schools like UCB say otherwise.

Most of the PMs I know have either business or STEM degrees.
> Ion supports comments.

Thank god.. JSON for config files without comments is so awful.
I think they both need to meet in the middle. I came from a low-income family and had plenty of wealthy friends.

Kids with stable families have money. Take away the money, and the thing that gave them the advantage goes away. For the poor kids, the money is no longer a blocker.
evidently this post was preferable https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29286088
Dunbar number works for countries as well. A hundred countries can talk to each other, trade and make agreements. Much more than that and it becomes a mess. So we get another layer of governance, called unions. You see USA being a union of 50 states, or EU being a union of 28 states. Expanding such a union to the whole world defeats the point.
But does it verify ownership of anything other than the token itself? What are the typical contract terms, if any, related to NFTs? And are those terms enforceable in any given jurisdiction?
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Which keyboard/switches are you using if I might ask?
The client should put their own cap on how much money they're willing to spend before cutting funding.

If the MVP is truly an MVP and the client isn't chronically short of cash it should be at least an order of magnitude below what their initial budget is.

I tend to find that when a strong emphasis is put on estimates it's because:

* The client simply can't conceive of reality in a non-waterfall way. This extremely common, but, in which case they're putting themselves at a competitive disadvantage in the software business to those who can. If you've ever wondered why big business can enter the tech market and spend 100x as much as a scrappy startup and still get completely thrashed in the marketplace, well, this is a large part of why.

* There has been some breach of trust.

Unfortunately, I find a breach of trust caused by missed estimates tends to spiral into an even greater emphasis on estimates in a kind of negative feedback loop ending with big balls of mud, stressed developers, development velocity that grinds to a halt, buggy releases, etc.

On the other hand, you can cause a positive feedback of trust and decreased reliance on estimates by delivering reliably.
I consider Roberts a liberal for a case like this so I think the court is 5-4 now and if Breyer doesn’t retire before 2022 (when Republicans are 99% likely to take the Senate) it will be 5-3 until there’s a Republican President.
The parent comment uses “seems” so doesn’t claim certainty. I attended a seminar by Amy Edmunson [0] that cited studies indicating that teams of higher diversity were slightly lower performing on average but had higher variance. The takeaway was that a route to a higher performing team was increased team diversity plus psychological safety can lead to improved results by keeping the top end of the variation range.

0. https://fearlessorganization.com/
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> I didn't check both white and native only because a local organization would be dispersing the funds and I live in a rural area.

I don’t see the logic. Are you saying that you’d become persona non grata in a small community for claiming these funds?
The main difference is that EU allows countries to leave the union, US doesn't. If EU starts to become corrupt and expand its influence like USA did over their states then countries will just leave.
Ive had the same feeling now i make video games for my kids instead, who needs the toxic masses accept when you are the world to these 2 miracles..
> The government works very hard to prevent cheating, or loss of trust in the exam or its results.

No they don't.

There have been cases where wealthy young people have impersonated successful village students, basically an extreme case of identity theft.

That's beside the rampant cheating using electronic devices.

In Marxist countries, there is no fairness or truth. You can see the beginning of that in the US with the MSM.
The key difference is that RNNs store the already seen parts of the input to use it when processing future inputs, while self attention allows you to focus on all parts in parallel: information from the last input token can be used on the first token, which in RNNs is not possible (NB: that's one of many differences, but likely the one most relevant in this context)
AD make some good chips. Along with Realtek they kickstarted the SDR revolution. No hype or trite SaaS products here, just good old school engineering.

If only they paid like they sold ads.
* The FED will do everything it can to avoid raising interest rates, while trying to convince everyone they might have to do it at some point

* Mandatory vaccination in the US will be struck down in the Supreme Court

* There will be increasing dissonance between people who think Covid is still a thing and people who stopped caring

* Gold will break $2000/oz

* Cryptocurrency will continue to appreciate in value. NFTs will also still be around.. both making a lot of people on HN lose their sanity.

* A second country will announce accepting BTC as legal tender, driving a breakout in price. Several people on HN will post in the comments about how all cryptocurrency is a scam and trad-fi is better

* Young people will continue to 'peace out' of the job market, viewing it as a game for suckers. Companies that can't raise wages will increasingly go out of business.

* College applications submitted will decrease substantially nationwide

* 'What happened in 1971?' will pop up even more on social media

* A hipster farming movement will gain nationwide attention
IPv6 does allow fragmentation.
Great tear down but I’m more of a TDA1541 man myself.
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For old-timers: this is the programming language formerly known as Perl 6.

It's funny to think of Perl as an old-time language, but its heyday was 20-30 years ago and history really seems to have passed it by. Weird to think that Perl is to kids these days as Snobol and Prolog were to me when I was first learning to program in elementary school.