skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I said as much: it's not inapplicable, just insensitive.

TL;DR: I am letting you know how this example made me feel. Take it any way you want.

It's so much easier for me to process any realist take on something that may have concerned my own health or my parents' health (we've all had serious health conditions), but shouts of the crowd "hey, we are empathizing" when it comes to premature babies makes me gulp (and my kid is doing great: what about those whose isn't?). Why don't we use kids with serious, life threatening conditions as examples too? Because those examples are too emotionally taxing.

It exactly feels like coming from someone who has not had a premature baby (or had a low risk one, as >80% of them are: babies coming out at 36 or even 33 weeks of gestation have a very low risk of any developmental issues and have high chances of survival, yet are still called "premature" — their parents are unlikely to have heard phrases like "it's so-and-so, you probably understand what this means" or "may become blind in a matter of days/hours", even though they've experienced a lot of psychological stress too).

If the goal is to trigger an emotional response, I think this is the wrong one. If the goal is to trigger a rational response, then anybody with a first-hand experience is going to have a hard time.

I am simply calling it out as I see it: find a better example, please.
What’s the use of that data though? AFAIK there are no stocks that are valuated in Bitcoin.
What platforms does C library support ?
I tried it and realized that predicated instructions are removed from aarch64, which I was not aware of (because I rarely work with ARM). That sucks. But I'll try to do it without them.
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Thanks for chiming in, Philip! I’m a big fan of your work.

I was referring to the issues around determinism in queries. These are easy enough to catch if you’re aware of them, but it pushes more onus onto the application layer / devs (not that it’s necessarily a bad thing, just a trade-off).
Agreed. But that wouldn’t change anything about the macs under discussion. They aren’t locked and never were.
An american southerner with some nitpicks, specifically to one or two spots in your post.

1. The slaves were (largely) in the south until the abolishment of the instutution in the mid 1860's. Despite railroads being a Northern business("free as in freedom" labor) well before then. The heyday of railroad construction through out america began with the well know northern robber barrons of the 1870's 80's and 90's. In other words, no, slaves did not build the railroads; poor people from anywhere did; whites, recently made free(and poor) blacks, and in the american west, asians.

2. (As i understand it, someone show me otherwise) Africans who were shipped to America were not stolen from Africa. The western part of the continent was experiencing the introduction of the idea of nationalism. Certain west african tribes went on a warring land grab, and stole from other west africans. The conquering ethnicities didnt want the subjected ethicities around, and traded them for various goods at port to american northern shipping business. They, in turn, sold those individuals to southern traders in exchange for raw materials which then went on to the northern merchantile industry to then trade various final goods to nationalists in west africa for...

Anyway, just my two cents.
Given the state of Dutch COVID politics I’d suggest saving yourself the effort and planning a visit to an attraction in another country instead.
No, I don’t think people believe that at all. A certain meme entered pop culture years ago that either the pilot is there for takeoff and landing, or the pilot is there in order to make the passengers feel safer. I certainly recall a lot of “planes these days basically fly themselves” articles. Neither of these are strictly correct about how autopilot works, but we are arguing about cultural understanding here.

Even taking the lesser of these two scenarios, this would imply that Tesla autopilot should be capable of doing most of the driving, with the driver just there for whatever bits you might argue are equivalent to a takeoff and landing. Given the stories of Teslas accelerating into stationary objects or totally losing track of the road lane, I don’t think even this limited understanding of what “autopilot” means is correct.
Huh, I always thought HAVING was the equivalent for GROUP BY that WHERE is for SELECT, i.e. that it happened during aggregation, just as WHERE happens during data retrieval from the table. But apparently you can use HAVING instead of WHERE and it would work the same even if you don't have a GROUP BY clause (and even though it would possibly be less efficient)? Seems a bit redundant.
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> "Drop is designing products differently."

It looks like it's more about enthusiasts buying specially designed niche products, rather than casual consumers buying a small portion of a large batch of low-value items, but it's an interesting site nonetheless, thank you.
I cannot find the picture of the candle-powered LED-light. It was even funnier, because it produced 5 times more light than the candles alone.
It is very bold, but my point is that commoners were naturally very afraid of nobles. On top of that, in this particular case they knew the financial value of capturing a noble, let alone the fact that this particular noble promised them even more money.

As another commoner you'd probably get gutted like a fish if you'd try the same thing.
Yes, the rich can be stripped. But they'll be replaced by another elite. I think human nature will tend towards some kind of hierarchy.

The opportunity is to make the currency of that hierarchy something far above basic needs, IMHO. Perhaps this could be a genuine use-case for cryptocurrencies, so that the ultra wealthy can 'keep score' in maths, rather than mega-yachts, private jets, dark satanic mills, etc.
I think painting this as such a clear "black&white" issue you make it much too easy for yourself. This goes particular for South Africa, where much of the wealth disparity is because of the economic divisions that were created during colonization and apartheid live on.

On a more general this is similar to the arguments with libertarians who hold property rights up the highest, ... but only from now, ignoring the blatant disregard for property rights in history which cemented todays economic structures.

I don't have good answers how to deal with wrongs of the past, but it's clearly not simple.
Ask HN: How many jabs needed for Omicron?
In the UK our scientists and politicians tell us a clear message:

> Two COVID-19 jabs don't work against Omicron, but 3 do, which is why we must get boostered.

That makes sense to me and I've already booked an appointment for my 3rd jab. However, I would like to understand this a bit deeper to know what to expect for the rest of my life.

Are we saying that people who only get their first or second jab now are essentially very very little to nothing protected against Omicron until they get their third one? If they do have protection after a recent 1st or 2nd then are we saying that the jab count doesn't really matter and it's about time? Does it mean the mRNA vaccines only seem to work for about 3-4 months after the jab and then fade very rapidly? So we will need a 4th, then 5th, etc.?

I read not long ago that Israel is already preparing for a 4th vaccine rollout which would kind of support that idea.

Which one is it and what does that mean for the future?
cf. British Petroleum inventing the concept of a "carbon footprint", downloading responsibility for emissions onto comparatively powerless individuals. BP itself continues its polluting business model, including oopsies that dwarf any imaginable individual human contribution (eg, dumping 4.9 million barrels of oil into the Gulf of Mexico [0]).

[0] https://nitter.1d4.us/andrwfhenderson/status/118738610196045...
I mean… I suppose “ignore it, and just up morgue and crematorium capacity” is… an approach?
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SELECT department_id, count(*) AS employees_no
FROM employee
WHERE gender = 'F'
GROUP BY department_id
HAVING employees_no < 10;

This phrase returns departments where the number of female employees is <10 right, rather than listing female employees from departments that have <10 employees in total?
> I would bet money that the majority of the revenue of mineral sales actually goes to South Africans and not foreigners, and I would even bet money it is more than 75% of the revenue, based on how shitty South African mining shares are.

Maybe; I don't really know the details behind the sale of mineral rights but I DO know that they are never given away for free and that usually they are sold to the highest bidder. Maybe in the case mentioned by GP (Shell) the mineral rights were sold below what the market would have borne.

My heart breaks for the South African masses; and then I talk to them, and every impoverished person I speak to is certain that they would be worse off if they voted differently. Vote another party in power? Never - the party that has failed to govern South Africa effectively since 1994 is still in power!

South Africa's poverty is, at this point, self-inflicted. I have more than a few ideas on how this can be solved, but none of the solutions involve a) Race or b) kickbacks, so you can forget about SA digging itself out of this hole.
No, they explicitly refuse implementing hard limits for obvious reasons in spite of many users asking for it for years.
I'd wish, but GDPR does not cover that base, because it is really complex.
Self discovery = the level of wealth where you are no longer a net payer of capital returns and become a net recipient?

I mean yeah, if I had $5 million and got 5% returns on that per year I wouldn't be mad at the billionaires because the yields that I pay them are below the yields I get from the rest of society.

Meanwhile the rest of society knows in the back of their head that they are net payers of capital returns. If you have $10k of savings and get paid 5% interest you get like $500 back, while having to pay 5% interest on anything you buy, lets say from your $30k salary which is at least $1500 in interest (I'm too lazy to calculate the real number which is much higher).

The only real problem is that the marxists and socialists only know how to criticize capitalism, not how to fix it.

Fixing it would be surprisingly trivial. If one models cash as a 0% perpetual bond it shouldn't be very surprising that $1 at 0% interest is worth more than $1 at lets say -3% interest. It may make sense to consider cash a foreign currency. You are pegging your exchange rate to something with 0% interest which means interest rates must follow the peg. The obvious solution would be to have floating exchange rates between bank deposits and cash the same way we have floating exchange rates vs treasury bonds.

Keep your stocks and real estate. However, that perpetual exclusive land ownership right you have? Clearly just as unsustainable as lifelong dictatorships. Either periodically rotate through land owners like democracy rotates through politicians or just let them pay a fee for the privilege of having a monopoly on that location. Why? Because steel rusts, power decays in democracy. Just let exclusive ownership on land and money decay as well.
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I'm all up for hating corporations but how is this Amazon's problem/fault? You leaked a key, what do you expect Amazon to do? This is like software development 101, protect any kind of secret/key, don't store/send it in plain text, don't make it public. He's using arguments like 'but as a solo founder...', what kind of excuse is this? I fully agree that AWS could improve detection of these kinds of things and that the guy needs actual support but this whole twitter thread sounds like he is blaming AWS for his own mistake. Just ask for help, don't blame them. No one is forcing anyone to use AWS, you know what you get into when you make an account.
The tripartition of psyche is not naturalistic at all.
So Goldman Sachs has finally started using Python? I think they used to have an in-house developed scripting language called Slang (Securities Language) and all quants (so-called “Strats”) had to use it. Sounded like a great way to lock in people.
The lack of a GC is a pretty fundamental aspect of Rust's design, I don't see that changing in the foreseeable future. "As soon as memory management issue is solved" makes it sound like a small bug or missing feature that can be fixed with a little work.
If you've been there 5 years I'm not sure you're a tourist anymore. And 4chan has been complaining about being ruined by tourists since project chanology anyway
Moral of the story: Do your excessive tips in cash without cringy fanfare.

Its humans in a barrel at the bottom, they’ll always pull each other down if you provide transparency.
when country A inserts itself into the affairs of country B, especially internal structures like the academic establishment, that is a material threat to country B no matter how you slice it. if enough influence is gained on the part of country A then it becomes an existential threat and so keeping these kinds of things to a minimum is an objectively high priority for any country that wants to preserve itself. There are no two countries that can trust each other completely because the global geo-political landscape is always changing and changing in unpredictable ways. what is absurd is your juvenile understanding of international affairs, history and game theory.
This exact impasse is why America will never be more like Europe.
Noob here :),
What does FOTM stand for?
It's not redundant. As you point out: selecting rows _before_ aggregation and _after_ are different beasts. You can't exclude rows from aggregation with HAVING.
One actively cultivated a culture of establishing an absolutist surveillance state resulting in the death and torture of tens of millions, often at the hands of their own children, in the course of a decade or so, is currently participating in genocide, has institutionally striven to sustain an ethnostate, treats their population like cattle, and exercises extrajudicial imprisonment and execution against vast swaths of the population to preserve political power.

There is no comparison of morality between the US and China. For all its faults and failures the US is unequivocally a more moral and just nation.

Let's not just leave it at that. I won't let you deceptively downplay the egregious evil China is and has been responsible for. It's directly responsible for multiple events that when measured over the course of history, are the most insane human atrocities ever committed.
Hmm, this article starts with building its own straw-man cynic to argue against for the rest of it.

I think it is naive to define a cynic as a character whole (which sounds a lot like nihilism instead). People can be immensely cynical and yet positive, cynical but with a view to do something about it, cynical and miserable. It is not an absolute.

A lot of the comments here seem to be attempting to find nice quotes that can then be used for labelling outlooks on life to be attributed to.

Complaining is cathartic! I'm off to listen to some Bobby McFerrin while I yell at clouds :)
Resize the window to obtain shorter lines, you can adjust text size from within the browser (ctrl & '+'), or edit the css yourself with the developer tools.

I personally find the presentation clean and simple. Perfect for focusing on the content. Much better than most of the css&js loaded sites out there that restrict you a lot more.
When Covid lockdown started last year in May 2020 these folks popped up like crazy usually unlicensed, crappy bike handling skills (lane hogging) on these crappy slow poke two stroke Chinese made bikes.

Annoying to share the road with them esp @ night when I nearly took out one in my SUV because he jumped a red robot coming from a store - no reflective vest and only a dinky headlight.

Some of the bigger retail outfits do provide life insurance cover.
In one interview I had, I was asked, "What are you good at?". I said, "Pretty good with SQL stuff". This was _literally_ the question they asked. It was a good jumping off point for them to probe how much I knew. I like this article's explanation. The thing that trips me up on specific databases, is whether aliases assigned in the "select" portion are available in the "group by" sections.
It is a part of the industrial policy of China that broadly raises living standard and wealth of the society. It also opens up the Chinese society for foreign influence and sends millions abroad for studies.

The idea that this is to "increase the power of the CCP" is only true in sense that economic growth may increase the ruling party's popularity. In classic dictatorship thinking sending your best students abroad and accepting foreign educators is the last thing you would want to do.
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There was also the thing with virtual memory. Some apps did run with it (so you had "more memory") and some didn't. Enabling or disabling it meant reboot. So you rebooted based on which app you needed to run.
For me textbooks are the worst form of learning and I mostly learn by projects. For AI, build your NN framework from scratch, for statistics, find interesting datasets and perform the analyses you learn about on them. Math can be a little tougher, but my favourite part is applying it to problems I wouldn't know how to do without knowing it. For example with basic linear algebra, you could program a super basic 3d visualizer.

Also, a lot of textbooks I've encountered have a huge problem with the initial motivational part and jump straight into proving stuff which does not seem useful. Maybe try Coursera or Khan academy for the intro and then read the book after you get the basic.
Actually discussed the problems around dynamic billing on HN a while ago, here's my comment on the topic, alongside some other platform recommendations, at least as far as VPS hosting is concerned (which is suitable for me since i run a lot of software in containers, but perhaps not to everyone else): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29339477

From there, a discussion continued, but the problem of what to do when some sort of resource allotment is exceeded, is still not solved.

Personally, i think that static allotments (e.g. you get a VPS with X bandwidth per a month, where the port speed will be decreased 10x until end of billing period in case it's exceeded) are the way to go for people working on non-critical projects, where downtime or degraded performance is preferable to not being able to buy food or afford rent.

Though with some platforms, you still need to protect yourself, either with virtual cards or other means, since there's no guarantee that cases like those in this post will be noticed and the fees even waived by the corporations. Of course, the legal aspects of all of that are somewhat unclear. All the more reason to look for solutions with simpler billing, or at least billing alerts in lieu of that.
I can’t hear about the Rijksmuseum without thinking of the presentation Rob Erdmann did at Pycon on how they imaged Rembrandt’s Night Watch:

https://youtu.be/z_hm5oX7ZlE

Incredible work being done there. I’m glad to see they’re continuing to make headlines.
So Doordash, Amazon or Deliveroo or Wells Fargo will abandon their native mobile app to use FB messenger or Whatsapp??? This seems like their famous prediction that Apple should quit the hardware business.

This reminds of the prediction that the mobile web and HTML5 would kill native mobile apps as well.

https://www.zdnet.com/article/why-does-the-it-industry-conti...

https://www.horsesforsources.com/gartner_fail_automation-AI_...
Not all these systems are radar. Subaru uses cameras, in fact.
>Democracies require compromise. But compromise becomes almost impossible when voters are divided into diametrically opposed camps.

One of the identity tricks that George W Bush used was being a yokel. The Democrats fell into the obvious trap of attacking his identity which immediately turned off tons of people. Then Bush kept going with identity politics. Like: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massachusetts_liberal

So then right after that, the democrats played the ultimate identity politics card with Obama. First black president! This is in context of Kanye West saying George W Bush doesn't care about black people during a hurricane for new orleans. Black identity was played hard.

The thing about identity politics is that it's not free. Bush's identity politics enabled and pushed the identity politics of Obama which created and enabled Trump. You'll notice that biden vs trump is old white dudes.

But more importantly, BLM for example seems like they are allied with Biden/Harris but who has so far done more for the black community? Trump. Biden and friends have passed and done nothing for BLM. Clinton described Trump’s supporters: “You know, to just be grossly generalistic, you could put half of Trump’s supporters into what I call the basket of deplorables. Right? The racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamaphobic—you name it.

You might ask, when does it end? It really doesn't until something pretty big breaks it. Civil war? War with China? War with Canada? It will be something very bloody to stop this and reunite people.
yes sure and I agree, but I know a lot more people, who do not use these features at all and even more that do not know, that they even exists.

Look I have nothing against these features, but if you want to find out what I really do not like, usen an OpenWRT router for a day and have it track outgoing dns packages.
I've had a couple of opportunities to interact with Digikey support and can confirm.

They are incredibly, almost unbelievably helpful.

They've more than earned my business as my primary distributor.
>Are you located in the USA?

Yes. I clear freight for IND, OAK, EWR, MEM and a few other ports.

> that suggests the components are being manufactured in lower quantities

Eh, to me it suggests people are taking delivery as soon as they can of whatever they can get and that factories are possibly giving more priority to companies in their own country over international customers.
I am merely the voice of the silent majority which will overwhelm the two of you saving the world from your wrong and dangerous ideas.
It does use cmp + sbb? https://godbolt.org/z/hnvqrcTcW
Off-topic: if you want to post a block of code here, I think your best bet is to indent it with four spaces, instead of using code fences (```).
Why not? They could just charge more for other costs (luggage, seat allocation, etc) since those are not disclosed upfront.
Using Mathematica on HPC is an odd notion. Mathematica's primary mode of interaction is in Notebooks (in fact you can get almost every other capability of Mathematics for free when using WolframScript and make it talk to to a Jupyter notebook. You are kinda concluding Python is dying because nobody runs in HPC iPython notebooks.

Mathematica notebooks are used work with symbolic problems more often than not. HPC is more numerical. If someone uses Mathematica to check equations, looks up solutions to ODEs, or calculates a Jacobian which gets implemented in code you will never hear people say they used Mathematica for it.
I still prefer crap lightning fast code to crap tediously slow code though. If the only thing people do is build a native application instead of a webapp and that speeds my stuff up by 80% then that'll make me very happy.
Are you seriously saying that high rent leads to mental illness, or do I misunderstand?
I'm happy to talk about specific claims if you want, but I was trying to respond to a specific false claim about header bidding and not signing up to defend all things AMP.
Dumb tatar.
If the overusing of the articles makes me sound like the Starfire, so be it!