skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Actually what I am saying is that the absorption rate does not scale linearly with concentration / quantity. While increasing the quantity of CO2 in the atmosphere in many circumsyance will increase absorbtion, there is clearly an upper limit on how high that absorbtion rate can rise. In addition, the absorption rate also depends on how much has already been absorbed, ocean temperature, oceans currents, biosphere health and probably a number of factors of which I am unaware.

The half-life of an unstable element is a fixed property of that kind of matter everwhere. The absorption rate of CO2 is in no way a property of CO2 itself, but rather a dynamic characteristic of the complex system that is the planet we live on. Instead of trying to break that down to a single number, I think we need to pay more attention to the actual mechanisms involved and the numbers behind them.

CO2 gets sequestered into underground fossil duel deposits very slowly (and possibly not at all anymore given changes in the biosphere.) Vegetative matter is a very shallow reservoir that can only hold so much before the outgassing from decay wipes out the absorption from growth. The biggest source of absorption is (I believe) the oceans. We don't really know how much the ocean can absorb or how the global rise in tempuratures will effect that. I do think that you can't really view CO2 absorbed by the ocean as "gone" in the same way as with CO2 that is sequestered in fossil fuels. (or a decayed atom that has irreversibly become something else.)
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You only get to ask once a year, and they can deny it to you for any number of reasons. Bad economy, hiring freeze yada yada.

In the end you often work really hard for a disproportionately small payoff. I've seen many people waste precious time chasing unsatisfying promotions.

It's easier to spend that time looking elsewhere.
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This is entirely speculative, and extremely irresponsible speculation at that.
I don’t think you want to benchmark datastructures designed to be efficient on high latency disks using low latency memory. Many file systems can be efficient with low latency disks, that’s not very impressive. What’s impressive is being efficient with high latency storage.
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https://tryapl.org

That's an online APL REPL with all the symbols listed at the top, hover to get a tooltip that tells you both how to type it into the REPL and what its name is. I'd forgotten what rotate was because my APL deep-dive was 2 or 3 years ago now. It's handy for discovering the symbols and breaking down the harder-to-understand one-liners (for novices or those unfamiliar with it).
What about enabling the password to encrypt the disk (FireVault for mobile) and enabling a longer password?
At best some small fraction of a life has been saved.
This program is based on the program described in the book Starting Strength by Mark Rippetoe, which has gotten a lot of attention over the years. The book does an alright job of explaining the core movements and your likely failure conditions, but it is a bit exhausting to read through.

That said, this is definitely one of the best/simplest ways to build physical strength, get comfortable with the bar, and get ready for more advanced training. After 8 weeks, I was squatting 3x what I was when I started.

Eventually, I switched to a plan put together by a trainer in my neighborhood, where we do a little more rotation just to keep things interesting. Keeping things interesting is NOT important when you're first learning though. If you're like me, just being able to throw another 10 lb on the bar when coming back after the weekend off was interesting!
Wait, what?

Lean doesn't used any ideas from "topos theory, higher category theory, and homotopy theory." It uses pretty vanilla type theory. The HoTT people sometimes express annoyance at the "impurity" of their approach, in fact.

Also, it's not so clear that Eilenberg is "most influential mathematician to pass through Columbia's math department doors" when people like Okounkov are there. I don't necessarily disagree, but it's a highly contestable claim.
And less sick days probably.
Is the second paragraph about society's expectations or reality?
Is this CRT? Not exactly sure, but it does not run for six hours:

result = 0
addend = 1

for divisor, desired_offset in [(7, 0), (13, 1), (59, 4), (31, 6), (19, 7)]:
# keep trying numbers until we find the one that, with
# the desired offset added to it, would divide without
# remainder
while (result + desired_offset) % divisor != 0:
result += addend

# adding another addend should not break previous results
# so make it divisible by all previous divisors
addend *= divisor

result %= 7*13*59*31*19 # Is it really needed? Eh.
print(result)
Confidentiality agreements are relatively common, but outside of that there is no written contract. Generally speaking, US jobs fall under a legal category here called "at-will" employment, which makes it easy for either party to end the relationship at any time. Personally, I've worked a variety of jobs and never signed a written contract for any of them. In a few, I've not received a formal offer letter.
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An interesting way to exploit the well-known lackadaisical standards for protecting printers. I can't help but be amused to think that if anything ends up leading to better security practices for these devices it'll be the thought of them spewing out pro-union messages!
Maybe code snippets are "enriched" in these sites?
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My very naive speculation is that OP finally talked to a lawyer who advised: STOP TALKING SPECIFICS ON SOCIAL MEDIA.
The official repair shops that Apple Repair will guide you to should never ask for the pin, afaik. There is that mode for diagnostics which you need to approve, but you don't need to provide the pin - just unlock the phone and press approve button yourself.
>The question is, do you put it on your resume?

That isn't really the question because I haven't written a resume since 1992.
Aren't offers made in writing legally binding? Saying that, I'm aware that candidates change their mind once they accept offers. But I haven't heard of any company suing prospective candidates for declining an accepted offer - maybe companies aren't bothered. Either way, I think the binding ought to go both ways regardless of whether either party chooses to enforce it.
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Here's an analogy: octane rating is "that level of knock-resistance that matches an N% mix of octane and heptane"; a 90% octane, 10% heptane mixture has an octane rating of 90. So how can racing fuels exceed 100 octane? Well the underlying technology has changed--they use additives that exceed the anti-knock properties of octane--but measure the benefit on the old scale.

The situation with photolithography is similar. At some point there was a N-micrometer process where transistor features actually had an N-micrometer size. Now we have 3nm processes where all the feature sizes are 40nm+, but it's called "3nm" because the new FinFET, GAA, etc. transistors produce the same results as what the old transistor tech would if it could be scaled down to legitimate 3nm sizes.

So I have no doubt we'll eventually have "picometer" processes where all of the physical characteristics are still solidly in the nanometer range but they'll use something like 3d transistors to deliver densities comparable to what a hypothetical "0.01pm" process could deliver using flat FinFETs.
An employee who accepts an offer and then disappears behaves just as bad, imho.
Yeah I don't disagree, but there is an asymetry. Employers are not walking away from their prior source of income, possibly selling their facilities and preparing to move, etc. with each job offer. And not every offer will be accepted, and yes candidates may leverage multiple offers against each other (or with their current employer) to get better terms.

I agree if you accept an offer you should follow through on that. But interviewing to the point of getting an offer, and then declining? Well that's just part of the process.

As a candidate, if an employer recinded an accepted offer I would never consider working for them again. And as an employer, if a candidate backed out of an accepted offer, they would never be eligible for hire again.
Please note that the benchmark sources are also available, e.g.; https://github.com/oscarlab/betrfs/blob/master/benchmarks/mi...
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Leaked CCP Papers Show Xi Jinping's Role in Xinjiang Rights Atrocities
And what if it is fundamentally unfixable? Do we just allow everything to grind to a halt and pretend that everything is working as designed as the country crumbles beneath us? I guess that's easier to do when it's the working class and not most HN-type folks who would get hit the hardest by that plan.

Congress has been delegating rule-making authority to the executive branch since before all of us were born. You may not like that, or you may think some amount of delegation is appropriate, but we've passed that point. But this is the reality here, and the functioning of our federal government pretty much has this baked in at this point, for better or worse.
It's proprietary but that's exactly what Samsung's "Secure Folder" is. Apps, contacts, files, photos ... That can't be listed or accessed without a secondary auth, protected by knox. I don't know about non samsung android phones.

It's fairly simple to use, and if you sometime give your phone to other people / kids / etc ... It quickly becomes absolutely necessary.

Need to remember to use the "secure folder" camera though, if you merely take the pic THEN move to secure folder, while it's super quick and easy it's usually too late as google photos, dropbox, whatever else will already have duped it.
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I've never signed a piece of paper with my pay before starting in the us, and I've worked several jobs here. For a few, I've not received a "formal" offer letter, just had discussions with the recruiter.
My impression from the (now deleted) text is that the phone wasn't booting or in a state where it could be factory reset, at least not without considerable effort.
Android was created in 2003. Google bought the company in 2005. The first iPhone was released in 2007.
How often is information like: "What is the best quality X for this price point" evergreen to the point it is even worth writing down?

And the entire point of the discussion is that astro-turfing has papered over everything useful on the internet in order to sell low-quality crap.

The fact it doesn't scale is exactly why I use this method. Nobody is paying people to sit in a discord chat and recommend fishing poles. I know the information I am getting is from an enthusiast, if not a professional.
Like everything else, this is very relative to locality. You'd be shocked at how hard it is to find any service business (pick one: plumber, well work, electrician, tree removal, etc.) to even come out to do an estimate in my area. I do a lot of tree-work for my neighboors simply because there is nobody else willing to do it. From talking with family and friends, it seems to be a common problem.
Financial incentive to get more education, which has been positively correlated with killing fewer people and doing less stupid stuff.
Cool demo, well polished. Now it only needs some gameplay! I could imagine a friendly MMO game where you trade resources with other sea villages.
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There was on the Mac.
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I think the prevention of the collapse of medical care is a worthwhile government goal. Prior to the vaccines our medical care system was on the verge of collapse. The areas remaining under vaccinated are still in danger of having impacted medical care. People are dying from non-covid illnesses because they can't get the medical care they need due to the medical responders being overwhelmed by covid. The vaccines have made it so that the breakthrough cases are mild and generally don't require hospitalization. This allows us to get our medical infrastructure back on track.

Having said that, medical infrastructure collapse is on a county basis. Maybe vaccine mandates should be handled at the county level?
But if _everything_ is always saved on the card, then you don't need the technical knowledge. Removing the card would leave the phone in a "factory clean" condition.
I don't trust Apple to not snoop on my iPhone and macbook, share the data with law-enforcement, and maybe use it to sell ads. I do trust them to not log in to my bank and transfer all my money to Tim Cook.
Team builds first living robots that can reproduce
We are waited for this for soooo loooong!!
Since you're answering questions here, what is the impact of the patents on the fractal tree for other implimentations? Are other projects legally allowed to implement their own fractal/B^epsilon trees?
Somewhat tangential but I believe Google Search is going downhill, they seem to be losing the content junk spam SEO fight. Recently, I've had to append wiki/reddit/hn to queries I search for because everything near the top is shallow copied content marketing.
Please stop spreading misinformation. From the Tor Project's public IRS documents:

> WHILE FUNDING FOR TOR ORIGINALLY FOCUSED ON BASIC RESEARCH TO BETTER UNDERSTAND ANONYMITY, PRIVACY, AND CENSORSHIP-RESISTANCE, THE MAJORITY OF FUNDING NOW FALLS INTO THREE CATERGORIES: DEVELOPMENT FUNDING FROM GROUPS LIKE RADIO FREE ASIA AND DARPA TO DESIGN AND BUILD PR OTOTYPES BASED ON RESEARCH DONE BOTH INSIDE TOR AND ALSO AT OTHER INSTITUTIONS; DEPLOYMENT FUNDING FROM ORGANIZATIONS LIKE THE US STATE DEPARTMENT AND SWEDEN'S FOREIGN MINISTRY; AND UNRESTRICTED CONTRIBUTIONS FROM PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS, CORPORATIONS, AND INDIVIDUAL DONORS FOLLOWING IS A BREAKDOWN OF THE TOR PROJECT'S FUNDING SOURCES FOR THE PERIOD ENDED JUNE 30, 2020: FUNDING FROM US GOVERNMENT SOURCES US STATE DEPT - BUREAU OF DEMOCRACY, HUMAN RI GHTS AND LABOR 752,154 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY - NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION 98,727 RADIO FR EE ASIA/OPEN TECHNOLOGY FUND 908,744 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY - INSTITUTE OF MUSEUM AND LIBRARY SERVICES 101,549 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY - DEFENSE ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS AGENCY 392,00 8 FUNDING FROM NON-US GOVERNMENT SOURCES DIGITAL IMPACT ALLIANCE - UNITED NATIONS 25,000 S WEDISH INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION AGENCY (SIDA) 284,697 FUNDING FROM CORPORATE SOURCES MOZILLA 157,500 AVAST 50,000 MULLVAD 50,000 FUNDING FROM PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS OPEN SOURCE COLLECTIVE 23,100 MEDIA DEMOCRACY FUND 270,000 ZCASH FOUNDATION 51,122 MOZILLA OPEN SOURCE SUPPORT MOSS 75,000 RIPE 53,114 CRAIG NEWMARK PHILANTHROPIC FUND 50,000 STEFAN THO MAS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION 50,000 KAO FOUNDATION 10,000 MARIN COMMUNITY FOUNDATION 1,000 IN DIVIDUAL DONATIONS 890,353
It gives awesome cover to slackers though. "Yeah I don't think I was put on an appropriate team..."
Modern Android versions are encrypted by default. Though given weak/no passwords by default I believe it only helps if you remember to factory reset first.

And if it's damaged a reset or wipe may be impossible for the end user.
> Upstanding citizens do not have nudes, in general.

What makes you sure about this? What evidence do you have?
Prudence shouldn’t be recommended? Lol what nonsense is this?
Bcachefs seems like it needs the attention of a team, not just one good dev. Since it's not even merged, I guess it's still 5 years out before we can use it..