skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There are fates worse than death, and so much in-between.
> That is misinformation. While the vaccines are generally safe and effective, they are not "completely" safe. There is a small but real risk of serious side effects, particularly myocarditis which has mainly affected young males.

You should note the preprint you've quoted refers to a study covering "people aged 13 or more". Therefore, I'm not sure it's relevant to any claim on the risk to "youh children", given the youngest are already teenagers.
For the mere mortals in the crowd, it all started here.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CK722
Linksys Velop can be set up without a cloud account:

https://www.linksys.com/gb/support-article?articleNum=226218

Aruba Instant On might be possible too, but I am not sure.
Albert Bourla of Pfizer Is the CNN Business CEO of the Year
Any recommendations on learning more about what constitutes idiomatic zig? This is an issue I have with learning any new language - it’s kind of hard for me to figure out what writing idiomatic code in that language looks like. I usually go looking for popular/high quality projects and reading that code but it takes away from the experience of actually just toying around not to mention it being hard knowing what a high quality project is. Thanks in advance!
You don’t need the threat of prison sentences for lawyers. All you need is the threat of disbarment. Lawyers will absolutely refuse to do anything that risks them being disbarred.
Where is the wiki page
No way. The Photos section of the iPhone Photos app is already almost there. It makes the nicest videos from live photos (.heic), with music and it chooses the nice moments by itself. Maybe this not-super-critical-and-necessarily-100%-specific-part is where AI already shines. The "For You" content has complicated titles like "$kid'sName spring 2020" or "A day in the park, summer 2021" or "Happiness". 40 years is a lot.
It simply isn't true that love, relationships, and sex are an integral part of life. It's true for many people, but definitely not for everyone. Lots of people are single. Many are celibate (for whatever reason).

I don't think there's a taboo regarding sex and relationships in tech. People can discuss whatever they want. OP is free to choose whether to log (or share) their sex data.
> At the end of the day you can always record the video buffer in some way or another (hdmi capture device, etc).

You actually cannot without an HDCP decryptor, which tends not to be sold in a lot of countries since it's primarily used illegally.

The idea with encrypted video such as Widevine, is that any time it passes over an unapproved device (such as an HDMI cable), it is encrypted on it's way to a device authorized to decrypt the signal.

Also, HDMI is a digital format, and you lose nothing in transfer over it.
This punctuation/sentence structure has almost become the norm, but it still annoys me. Prefer: "How do enzymes make life possible?" or "How enzymes make life possible".
Does anyone know what CDM stands for or refers to? Saw the acronym mentioned in a lot of the repos.
The premise here was writing the lower piece something. Not using it.
My neighbors home school. The kids seem a little lonely when the other kids are at school, but we live in a neighborhood packed with kids (three families each with three kids within a 50 foot stretch of road) do afternoons and weekends have lots of social activities. (By that I mean running around in the street.)
Thank you for that. There is also https://www.electronicdesign.com/technologies/dev-tools/arti....
think Set in Java does this

EDIT: Other than the obvious
I found the 6th to be the breathtaking one for me
I just flew in to Minneapolis from Europe last night and they handed these out for free at the airport. Was really surprised to see the Bluetooth sign on the box.
Haha, I chuckled when I saw that bandicam logo.
I went to fire up Windows 2000 in a VM this past week. I had completely forgotten it was the last 32-bit version. If it were 64-bit, I expect there would be many still in service today.
I have an asus AX3000 bought last year. I don’t remember there being any cloud account associated with it, but it is out of the price range ($150) you’re asking for.

It could be the budget options are reducing prices in exchange for the ability to gather data, similar to smartTVs
"Making an imaginary-ish copy that stays on the big Microsoft-owned system is mostly unnecessary and probably not enough to keep it around, make sure you save a copy on your own computer that they can't get to."

Don't want to be (too) condescending, but, as an old-timer it's kind of wild to me that people who work with tech a lot do actually sometimes need to be reminded of this.
> Everything in Zig is const x = blah;, so why are functions not const bar = function() {};?

This may or may not happen: https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues/8383

> Fixing the standard library documentation would be my biggest priority if I worked on Zig, because I think that is the only thing holding back general usage of the toolchain.

This is a valid concern, but I believe the zig team is deliberately holding off on improving the std lib documentation, because they are expecting (potentially huge, maybe not? who knows) breaking changes down the line. The "stdlib is not documented" is a deliberate choice to signal "use at your own risk, especially with respect to forwards compatibility".

> there are still quite a few bits of syntatic sugar hiding the real cost of certain operations (like the try error handling, there is implicit branches everywhere when you use that...

I dunno, that's like saying that `if` hides branching. It's a language-level reserved word, you're expected to understand how they work under the hood.
> Do you ever struggle with the parts of the bible that feel outdated in the modern context?

Just to add to the excellent comment above. More days than not I am amazed at the relevance of the ancient scriptures. My daughter was caught out last week telling a fib. It made me smile that the next day my bible reading was a 3000 year old proverb about the importance of not telling lies.

Others days, yes, I find it hard reading from a very different age. I sometimes have to delve into my study bible's commentary to get some historical context.
It was probably "too much information", but it's not like mental issue stories are supposed to be nice.
Maybe I'll delete it one day, haha.
> The fact that you keep being worried

I think you’re projecting. I don’t really care about Covid; I’m not in a risk category. But I’m not so blind to my own bias that I can’t acknowledge that other people who feel more worried than I do might have reasonable arguments to be more worried! I’m merely arguing against vague dismissals as if there are no reasonably worried people who are taking their own personal evaluation of the danger they and their loved ones are in during a pandemic.

Additionally, please note you have no argument towards the fact that there are millions of immunocompromised individuals except to shrug and go “oh well”. This is not an adequate reason to dismiss that millions of individuals and their loved ones might advocate very reasonably for their benefit and safety so that they’re not shut in/excluded from society for multiple years due to everyone else refusing to practice basic mitigation like masking and vaccination during a pandemic.
Just fine the company equivalent to one years income for deliberately breaking the law
Every day, I meditate.. usually for 10 minutes, sometimes 20. I've stopped using a timer, so it depends on me. Once a week I'll do a longer guided meditation from Insight Timer.

I read a lesson from the ACIM Workbook, and then usually a selection from a few "daily" Buddhist texts I've collected and liked.

I also run and workout pretty much every day. Feels like part of the plan, moreso if I'm doing them alone.
I'd never heard of the Omnia before, I'll have to check this out it looks pretty neat!
I was a huge Lua fan, but once I jumped on the typescript bandwagon I found the lack of (production ready) desugaring and static type compilers for Lua to be a negative. The language is fantastic, but what I expect from a scripting language is always expanding, I guess
Why not a formally verified git, then, using Ada/SPARK? :)
“God has no need to justify His actions to man. He who built the Universe can destroy it when He chooses. It is arrogance—it is perilously near blasphemy—for us to say what He may or may not do.”

Possibly taken out of context from the linked document.
Asus has been good for me. You could see what modern models are supported by asuswrt merlin or tomato firmwares.

http://freshtomato.org/

https://www.asuswrt-merlin.net/
I guess it depends on how you would implement such a system. They could have a ban on the game ownership NFT too, but it doesn't have to work like that. Banning is usually done on the account level, it's entirely possible that the company keeps track of your hardware fingerprint so you can't just go and buy a new game.
In this case it's probably just a weird edge case that triggered the account deletion, I think he'll get his account back.
Oh yea, if not for emulating the PDP-11, processor designers would have no interest in instruction level parallelism.

This article is pretty funny actually:

> On a modern high-end core, the register rename engine is one of the largest consumers of die area and power. To make matters worse, it cannot be turned off or power gated while any instructions are running

Yea, let's just gate off the RAT. What's it for again?
I am not sure what to trust less. Ubisoft to not fuck this up or an ars technica NFT article.
On f-droid there's a dedicated Android app:

https://f-droid.org/packages/info.metadude.android.rc3.sched...
> Payment providers wont do business with private (personal) accounts, so you need a business bank account

Eh, I don't know where you've looked, but Stripe is one of the biggest around and you don't need a business bank account..
> I live in europe and basically all mc/visa are actually debit cards.

That's not true. I'd expect that most of the credit cards are MC/Visa, and there are more debit cards in EU than credit cards, and among debit cards there are many debit MC/Visa, but that does mean that "basicall all mc/visa" in Europe are debit cards.

Edit. Found some stats. https://ec.europa.eu/competition/sectors/financial_services/... "Report on the application of Regulation (EU) 2015/751 on interchange fees for card-based payment transactions".

Page 24, Fig. 5 and page 25, Fig. 6. Debit cards in EU in 2016: 78% of the transactions are with domestic schemes, 99.5% of the rest were MC/Visa. Credit cards: 68% used domestic schemes, 94.3% of the rest were MC/Visa. It's not the most recent data, but still proves the point.

In other words, MC/Visa were used a lot both as credit cards, and as debit cards.
I came here to contribute the same information - "none". It adds more to the conversation than your reply, doesn't it?
And this is why I do not pay any company engaging in DRM.
Was it "Zide" ?
I know where it comes from. And regardless of management, my observations are counter to the parent comment, claiming an LEO would be fired for ignoring violent crime.
21 infections is classified as a 'super spreading event'? What is 100 or 1000 infections, a super duper spreading event?
What about a linux box with Smoothwall, and a switch? If you’re unhappy about cloud routers (as I am) perhaps build your own.
As a religious person (By western standards) I can't stand any sort of Religious authority. I believe they are what made religions Today incredible superficial. Critical thinking is prohibited in favor of blind belief, and the clergy only recite what they memorized.

To me, my Holy Book is the only religious authority, and it's my job to understand it and think about it, however such injection of the mind into religion is downright heretical where I come from.

This leads to conflicts with those around me as my interpretations of the book is incredibly liberal, compared to the fossilized understandings of the clergy.
I just want to control the viewing experience, not hoard warez.

Effortless rewind, skip filler (car chases, sex), play at x1.25 speed, etc.

aka the "Blu-Ray experience".

If that means I gotta bypass the DRM and download, so be it.

--

Some shows have my complete rapt attention. I'll keenly watch (and rewatch) every single frame. Like Netflix's Maniac. OMG. So frikkin good. (So many other examples.)

Other shows, especially rewatching a series, I just want to focus on the character development, dialog, and plot points.
#!/usr/bin/env bash
API_URL="https://api.github.com/users/widevinedump/repos"
for url in $(curl -s $API_URL | jq -r '.[].html_url')
do
echo "Cloning: $url"
git clone $url
done
Growing up our family were followers of Shirdi Sai Baba. Nowadays, I follow the basic tenants without a particular attachment to any saint. I meditate daily with personal mantras, prayers, and basic affirmations to be a good and moral person.

It's pretty simple but helps me stay grounded and reminds me of what's important in life.
Unless you have no family, kids, responsibilities or retirement plan then not working is not possible below the 1%, and even then not a great idea.

My point is most people not in the 1% and many in the 1% are working to maintain whatever lifestyle they have including their kids and parents which need support as well.

If anything the higher someone’s net worth the more they need to work to maintain it. Life gets a lot harder as you get older.

Also you don’t need an 8 year degree from an expensive school to work as a highly paid professional as your example suggests.

Hell I know tons of people who have earned BS/MS degrees part time while working at from very affordable school.

In summary your fantasy of a large upper class sitting around doing nothing while at the same time keeping the poor down is just that - a fantasy. Everyone is just out there trying to live their lives and get by while supporting their kids, family and parents.
A correctly implemented NFT would mean that he could still sell the game to someone else, he should still be able to take the NFT of his games with him and make a new account theoretically. If they provide no way for him to auto export his NFTs then nobody should bother buying NFTs of games since as you're suggesting, it's pointless.
If you don't understand it, how do you know it's natural?

Not saying it has to be supernatural, just that if you think it's not yet understood, being sure it's not supernatural seems like unfounded confidence.
Agreed, when I see comments like this I tend to think they haven't spent much time using the language. It takes a while, but after a month or so you can read just about any Rust code. Honestly, feels like a much simpler language in day to day usage than say a language like Scala (just an example) to me.
I think we’re speaking at cross purposes then because I was mostly speaking about the campaign. If Wesnoth was designed only for one-off battles and units were meant to be sacrificed like chess pieces in singular pursuit of a victory then a campaign is wholly inappropriate.

The original point of comparison here is Heroes of Might and Magic which does not have this problem since the game is designed as a campaign with many battles and the leveling up aspect only applies to heroes which are essentially generals that do not directly participate in battle.
Not necessarily. The market will ultimately dictate what a landlord can charge for rent .. if that includes their cost of repairs + taxes, good for them. It's by no means a guarantee, and landlords can go through periods of being cash-flow negative on a property.
Now I realized where the list is. It in HP100LX calendar/diary-format somewhere. Most of the wacky diaries of 1990 where written as notes in the calendar, but I printed them out in txt-files and dumped them into Internets. This is the prime example of this format: http://timonoko.github.io/bellabel.html which is almost readable after Google translate.

"Dream of an apartment separated from opera restaurant by a glass wall only" is the first good one..
Edward O. Wilson, biologist known as 'ant man,' dead at 92
Silly question, I thought there were security vulnerabilities in Windows 2000 that MS said WONTFIX. A quick search showed this:

https://www.computerworld.com/article/2527154/microsoft--pat...

But there may be others as well.
OpenWRT is definitely the single best option, however there is very limited support for the WiFi6 routers. If you're upgrading to 6 or 6E, as I was this last month, I found few options for OpenWRT.

However, I already operate OPNSense as my primary router, and all WiFi "routers" on the network act as Access Points and do no routing. OPNSense provides granular control over the network, and offers all the services you would expect in at least a SMB-grade edge device (arguably enterprise), including routing, firewall, DHCP, DNS, IDS/IPS, etc.

Even in AP mode (routing disabled), the new WiFi COTS routers seem to phone home. My guess is a combination of checks for patching and some telemetry. I just block those lookups at the DNS layer for that device, which was effective enough at preventing the traffic. If I have to, I'll block outbound from that device specifically, though I admittedly haven't played around with the after-effects since its sort of the gateway for that specific NIC interface.
yes, our first priority is stage2, after that, we might deal with stdlib. Andrew is going to go through the stdlib before the 1.0 release.
If you got Pfizer, your risk is lower than Moderna for myocarditis. Fairly similar to COVID-19 itself according to this paper. There is also pericarditis and cardiac
arrhythmia that they covered in their original paper https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-021-01630-0#Sec30

Unfortunately not stratified by age and sex there (what a shame when it is obviously greatest interest here, what were they thinking, like actually, what were they thinking?) but the risk should be clearly higher for COVID-19 as it is non-existent for vaccines.

As such, the original paper was bad as they did not stratify by important parameters but this paper might be even worse as they do not include other complications that would significantly change the picture.

I also feel wary about the method they are using - perhaps somebody could share thoughts about this? They used self controlled case series (SCCS) for IRR. I am not fully confident that this kind of analysis can be used for such data in this setting.
> I wanted something more like Rust’s cargo test that’d find all tests and run them. Maybe Zig does have this but I just didn’t find it?

Try `zig build test`

https://ziglang.org/documentation/master/#Zig-Build-System
I was there and it felt a bit odd. Even downtown areas were not that busy and buildings not that pretty or well kept as they would be in the bigger cities. The local food that I sampled was simpler too. The local markets didn't seem vibrant or busy.

Definitely had the feel of a city which has seen better days. It has lovely gardens though.
Doesn't seem fundamentally different from any other PR firm. They tend to specialize in clients leaning in one direction or the other, but don't have specific interests beyond revenue.

The page showing their work (https://www.bermanco.com/television-video/) has a bit of a theme but nothing jumped out as outside of the mainstream, definitely not worthy of the devil.
> People who live in poverty don't have money to invest.

You wrote below this line that your current expenses are $500/month. The poverty line is currently $12,880. Even if you are making one half of that (which is hard to believe: $6,440/year works out to $3.10/hour), you would still have $440/year to invest. You wrote elsewhere that you are in your late thirties; $36.67/month invested in the S&P 500 over the last 15 years (which has returned 8.4% over that time) would be worth $13,195.76 today. That is not a lot for folks above the poverty line, but by your own math that works out to over two years' living expenses. Over the course of forty years at the same long-term rate one could expect to have enough saved up for twenty-four years' expenses.

Or you could invest it in something with a greater than 8.4% return … such as a college education.

> I also feel really uncomfortable with debt in general, especially debt that I cannot choose to have absolved through bankruptcy.

Debt can be a problem, but it can also be a solution. Borrowing at X% and investing at Y% is a great idea when Y > X (of course, if Y or X is not constant, then there is a risk that Y < X at some point!). When Y >> X, as in the case of going to college for a marketable degree, it is an easy decision.
I don't think it is unreasonable that both sender and receiver have the 350GB NN at each end. If for example we are talking video conferencing and compression of video data then only a small amount of data need to be transmitted real time and at each end a high fidelity image can be reconstructed.
I can see how once such a system comes into place, it might be functional and stable. I’m not quite sure how we’d get over the threshold from where we are to there. I’m not saying it’s impossible, I do however think it’s very hard.
> "Bad" feelings have lost their edge. When I sat with the feeling I discovered there is nothing "bad" about it. [...] With this I have become lighter, freer, happier and more at peace with the experience just as it is, right here, right now.

I'd like to give a heads up that this can and may come crashing down[1]. The 'Dark Night of the Soul' is a very real phenomena, and it can happen out of nowhere -- just a normal meditation session.

I'd suggest giving a search to 'mindfulness' and 'mental distress' or some such, if you continue on with this. It is really helpful to find a framework -- like Buddhism or Raja Yoga (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R%C4%81ja_yoga#Comparison_with...) -- before diving too deep, to give you something to fall back on when it happens, otherwise it can result in quite unpleasant, hard to overcome and understand situations. Edit to add: The specific framework doesn't matter as much as having one at all (Christianity/Islam/Buddhism/Yoga/etc.).

[1] I just found this article but it seems a decent overview to me: https://ronyabanks.com/the-meditators-dark-night-of-the-soul...
The defendant in a copyright violation case is not just liable for actual damages. The plaintiff can elect to take either actual damages or $750 to $30,000 per copyright infringement. This can rise to up to $150,000 if it is determined to be willful copyright infringement.

https://codes.findlaw.com/us/title-17-copyrights/17-usc-sect...
At minimum wage, any expense is brutal when viewed as a percentage of your income. It sucks to be poor. You have to pick and choose what you spend money on, and you still don't have enough.

My comment was more about how I think the parent comment over-inflated the cost when saying "10-20 years ago in "first world" countries was [20% of income]" because my experience in a first world country was much less expensive. To my knowledge, the US has fairly expensive internet compared to other first world countries so I'm not sure how that statement holds up globally but I'd assume it doesn't.
I’m Muslim… on a day to day basis I pray, ideally five times a day. The prayer timings are tied to the location of the sun in the sky, which helps me be more aware of natural rhythms. I’ve observed that the periods of my life where I am praying regularly are associated with lower levels depression, higher levels of satisfaction and purpose.
Yasujiro Ozu was making films since the 20s.
Saw this, thought it was a new version of the Ruby server, and got excited. Synths are cool too though!
Can't go wrong with MikroTik. I set my family/friends up with these along with a current gen access point. Been running strong for 8 years or so.
This is true. The assumption I make is that we would be living in a scenario where they would honour the ownership transfer. I'm just saying it's possible for NFTs to work like this, not that this will actually happen.