skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think the problem of strongly asserting nonexistence is purely a puzzle of logic or language. We lack terminology and language for something that is, informally, in between strict existence and non-existence, such as things that are proposed without evidence but taken seriously. I've been thinking about this since reading about things like faster-than-light travel, and the singularity.

Then the question is whether it's useful to assign a third category, or just to combine it with one of the original two categories. My own feeling is that strong versus weak atheism is not a useful distinction.
I found an article on the german Wikipedia

https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux-Klausel

The referenced article is §32 UrhG
"a good rule of thumb to follow when designing your own controls:

Don't."

-- https://web.archive.org/web/20021009021738/http://www.iarchi...
I'm guessing "psychotherapist".
Hypothesis generation is key to good science, but is a creative process rather than a procedural one
According to the CDC, here is the definition of vaccine/immunity: https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/vac-gen/imz-basics.htm

Immunity: Protection from an infectious disease. If you are immune to a disease, you can be exposed to it without becoming infected. Vaccine: A product that stimulates a person’s immune system to produce immunity to a specific disease
A few related things that I just watched last night:

Opioid Tragedy: Inside the Fentanyl Crisis | Ten Dollar Death Trip | ENDEVR Documentary: https://youtu.be/Dfv_tISYl8A

The Solution to the Opioid Crisis | Joe Rogan & Johann Hari: https://youtu.be/vVMN3DgcRYk
Do you mean Facebook Zero[1] / Internet.org[2]. I had completely forgotten about it after TRAI (Telecom Regulatory Authority of India ) had banned it 2015/2016. It's interesting to know, that the project is still alive.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Facebook_Zero
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet.org
But what are they gaining from that?
I have a R7800 and they used to have an app for Android and iOS they didn't need account. They later removed that app and made the router refuse connections to it in favor of the new app that does require an account.

That being said, if you don't want the app you don't need an account.
So many projects,

1. Dating site targeting my community in early 2000s. It started to gain traction but users were purely mean to each others. I could not moderate it and didn't wanted to deal with drama. Shut it down.

2. Craig's List clone with additional features such as social graph using Facebook Connect late 2000s. Idea was to feel safe when buying or selling, but it never got enough users. Should have marketed locally harder but didn't had enough money.

3. Consulting business. Early 2010s. Bad at networking. Unable to sell at high enough markup.

4. Android and iOS apps. Got bored with dev.

The biggest lesson for me is to stop chasing money and find something I truly care about. Focus on one thing. Keep day job to pay bills.
every time I run an android 4 device that is not too slow, i feel a big relief

android 8+ do massively fancy trick .. but it feels as sexy as noisy
This is not an interesting argument to have.
> (you can still get a segmentation fault, and I did a few times - by erroneously holding on to pointers inside a container while it resized. Still, uncomparably safer)

This is a severe problem, and I predict that this is going to cause real security issues that will hurt real people if Zig gets used in production before it gets production-ready memory safety. This exact pattern (pointers into a container that resized, invalidating those pointers) has caused zero-days exploited in the wild in browsers.
“God hating atheists” don’t hate the actual God, it doesn’t exist. The hate is directed toward the concept of god, which is definitely real.
Lucene is the typical example of software that works well despite not being as fast as possible, because its features are more important than raw speed that C could provide. Nothing wrong about that. After all, that's why we buy more hardware. However, it doesn't disprove the point of the article. It could be possible to build something at much better speed than Lucene if there was the interest and man power to do that in C.
Humans are most important beings on Earth for themselves, which I find perfectly natural.
Follow Dvaita Vedanta (Tattvavada). Part of Sanatan Dharma/Hinduism and one of the schools of Vedanta. The process of learning though spans the entire lifetime. It is not a simple set of scriptures that you read and understand. It has multiple layers and takes decades to get a grasp of. Sometimes even more. The works of Shri Madhvacharya have influenced and changed my perception of Universe (Jagat/Srushti), Life (Aatma) and my relationship with God (Brahman). I don't find anything else that satisfactorily explains the Srushti, Aatma and Brahman as well as Tattvavada does. I am a seeker so I am always learning. The more you travel down this path, the more you learn/discover. It is a never-ending process.
That’s a distinction without a difference. Yes it’s defined behavior. No, there isn’t a strictness check in C++ nor a debug option that will catch it if it causes a buffer overwrite or similar bug. Your comment is basically “no need to watch out for these bugs, they are caused by a feature”.
> Daily existential crisis due to my own mortality

I had this for a long time. The thing that cured it was that I remind myself every day how many days I should expect to live, how many of those days will be healthy enough to do anything, and what % of my remaining life and healthspan this year is.

Even though it would seem this makes things worse, my experience is that it is the opposite. It is like tossing some eggshells in coffee - the bitterness goes down and things get a hell of a lot clearer. A few months after I started doing this, I stopped waffling on decisions and decision paralysis went away.
The way this was explained to me is that you have the Church of England, which is technically an established church run by the state.

The government<->church connection makes it easier to be distrustful of the church when you're distrustful of the government, which detracts from the divine nature of faith and creates a more secular nation.

Compare that to the US (The Simpsons depiction is largely accurate), where the US Government and the church are completely separate. That means your church can be right and your government can be wrong, which creates all sorts of problematic dynamics in the states.

Currently, the "my church is right, government is wrong" crowd has essentially adopted the Trump family as their new church. I don't think you guys could have that happen across the pond. That's why we're about to do a fascism.
Prosections against cops are weird because in criminals prosecution's generally (1) the cops side with the prosecution, regardless of how weak the evidence is and (2) the experts are more or less on the prosecution's payroll (not relevant here but generally the non expert witnesses are also on the prosecution's payroll in that prosecutors are allowed to intimidate them with threats of prosecution which can be hell even without evidence or offer immunity). Obviously (1) and (2) are not true with cop dependents.

Thing is these cases are probably more fair than cases with non cop dependents. In particular if the taser manufacturer says they're safe that's something the jury should know.

The authors of this article might not know this or understand what it means, but US criminal courts are an adversarial system. All the opinions the authors here have the prosecution could present to the jury, or allude to on cross.

The issue with flame bait articles like this is that they don't help incarcerate dirty cops, but harm everyday innocent defendents. You're on trial for murder, and like most cases the cops and witnesses are bought and paid for, and you can't even hire an expert witness because some government official read a mislead NYT article and thought it was unfortunate the Chauvin prosecution had to put in effort cross examining witnesses! Despite him being convicted on all counts!
The USA has a unique impediment when it comes to HSR. In other countries the economics work not because they are selling tickets but because it frees up the conventional lines to be dedicated to cargo. In the USA most lines are privately owned and dedicated to cargo already.
Interesting approach! It'd be great to hear how it ends up working out for you.

That's also a great point about NLP etc. I was kinda hoping that my "Average daily log entries" would show some kind of trend like that, but I guess it was too simplistic. It really might be worth recording journal data and just assuming that the tools for analysis will catch up later.
You are the equivalent of the person who hails their new Ad-riddled TV because its "smart" and "modern".
And why do they want this?
I'll agree with the other comment that atheism – almost by definition – is not a spiritual practice. But I'll point out that the transition itself, from dogmatic religion to atheism, is almost always a highly spiritual experience.

Having gone through this process myself years ago I can attest to this, while also I must give my strongest recommendation that you eventually begin looking for a spiritual practice. Organized religion's wild success among humanity is a great testament to it's Darwinian fitness, and it undisputably provides many benefits to believers that you most definitely lose if you simply subtract it from your life.

Many atheists struggle with finding a replacement for those benefits without adopting magical thinking in some other way, and I sympathize with this. But once you have had a few years to distance the pain of religion, I highly recommend looking for a routine source of spiritualism in your life. Sam Harris advocates for meditation which seems to be the most prominent atheistic alternative, but it doesn't come by default with many of the benefits that organized religion does (community and ceremony to just name a couple off the top of my head).

Whatever time and effort your parents and family invested into religion, I recommend taking some portion of that and investing it in your own spiritual well-being. And as a disclaimer to all this: I too am atheist, I don't subscribe to any magical thinking, and I am co-opting the word "spiritualism" significantly here but I can't think of a good alternative. I don't actually believe "spirits" exist.
Leaving the eu isn't really something you can adjust to. It's like losing a limb: you might learn to do without, but it's loss you work around not one that grows back...
That's an absolutely insane price for something used in food production. Have you looked into using food-grade sucrase instead? There's an article about using BioInvert 200 as a substitute for Sucraid here: https://ejhp.bmj.com/content/24/Suppl_1/A226.2
Interesting. I believe Tom Hanks is also really into typewriters.

However, everything is required to be digital these days and often we're submitting and publishing online or in unusual places that, save for a secretary, a typewriter is just impractical.
Ask HN: How do you fight spam emails and the growing number of database leaks?
Recently, I noticed getting occasional spam emails on the email address I registered on a couple of websites only. I searched online, did any of those websites suffer any database leak and checked with haveibeenpwned, but found nothing.

Additionally, I have another email address for quite some time now, which I really like, but unfortunately, it was listed in one database leak, and basically ruined now, since I'm getting a daily dose of spam.

I came across services like simplelogin.io and anonaddy.com. Do you use one of these, and is there any benefit comparing to using a custom domain with an email service provider? Is there any third option you might be using which is not mentioned?
I've seen similar research about the risk of miocarditis.

They compared people after vaccination to themselves before vaccination and calculated the increase.

My concern is that after vaccination people changed their behavior exposing themselves more to humans and all the viruses and bacteria capable of infecting humans most of which were never researched for their effect on rusk of miocarditis.

This additional risk in this particular age group and gender might be because they (possibly) changed their social behavior the most after they got vaccinated.
I think you'll find that Bluetooth audio already breaks, regardless.
Of course not. Though baremetal x86 is probably not the best architecture to work with.

But, people routinely code to this sort of specs (minus the transistors count): the lowest end of NXP SoC spec has 1-4K RAM and 8-32K ROM (though probably high 5 figures transistors count, possibly low 6).
That’s true of course and maybe is just an artifact of imprecise language. Of course I can’t hate a physical thing that I don’t think exists, but I can hate the concept of it. When people say “God hating atheist” I assume they mean an atheist that hates the concept of god. I still fail to see how that’s religious though.
If you can step away from this exotic/erotic axis and consider your question again, I would suggest also thinking about other archetypes and stereotypes visible in Japanese history and pop art accessible to westerners. Many of these seem to have obvious appeal to "nerds" and social outcasts.

Among many things represented there are: intense stoicism, quiet suffering, sacrifice, and discipline; intense devotion and high craft; and individuals trying to contain and balance their personal issues within a high pressure society expecting obedience and conformity. In many exported stories, there is also a strong hint that in spite of all this, Japanese culture somehow allows for very eccentric (geeky?) characters to carve out a pocket world where their obsessions become almost respected in the same way as traditional disciplines. A sort of meta-discipline focused on the process of refinement itself...
I remember when new games would get released, Galoob would put fliers with the GG codes on them for you to take home with the game!

https://www.howtogeek.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/game_ge...
Seems fine to me. Rust has a "foreach" which is named for, working ok. Of course Rust has ranges as iterators, so it's not necessarily noticed that "there is no numerical for" but it works.
How did you fix the bug? Did you need new licensing files?
Murmel is like the Nuzzel we all loved, but didn't care enough to keep around
This is a big reason I’m really enjoying using Remix.

They by default aim to make building JS less apps super easy through their framework. And of course you can progressively enhance your app with JS if available.
You're correct: you do get virtually all of the safety benefits of Zig by using sanitizers in C++. (Not speaking to language features in general, obviously.) In fact, C++ with sanitizers gives you more safety, because ASan/TSan/MSan have a lot of features for detecting UB.

Especially note HWASan, which is a version of ASan that is designed to run in production: https://source.android.com/devices/tech/debug/hwasan
I'm far from a philosopher so I wasn't familiar with master/slave morality before your comment so bear with me. It is odd to me that you say that this is the definition of insanity to find this need to live in slave morality; yet many of the Stoic and Christian teachings are very similar which is easy to see comparing biblical teaching to the Enchiridion. I mention this since you identify somewhat with the Stoics, maybe I misinterpreted the sentence completely though.

While many of the teachings are very similar, the Christian finds ultimate freedom from sin by turning his/her life to God. While you acknowledge there may be a God, Christians proclaim that there is a God that commands men to repent of their sin and follow Him. The apostle Paul's explanation is much better than mine:

https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Acts+17%3A16-34...
It is all good as long as it isn’t forcefully institutionalized upon others (that includes your own children)
Contracts typically require consideration. It is important part of contract law.

There are lot of nuances what constitutes consideration, it varies by jurisdiction and also there is lot of common law ( i.e. based on judicial precedents ) that can be complicated and only experts could really could even a given opinion on that and only way to be really know is after that issue comes up in a case for first time in that jurisdiction.
I watched the whole thing. It was just irrelevant and boring. And did not read the much of the OPs article. Either.

How about the known fact that Covid variants live in nasal cavities for 3 days and then slowly move to lungs on the 10th day and cause problems?

I have been practicing only Povidone (aka Betadine) - flushing for two years and I feel just fine: https://twitter.com/P_McCulloughMD/status/147511291206694912...
That's kind of a disingenuous way to reason about it. You absolutely can bounds check your memory accesses in C, and bounds-checked accesses are as safe in C as they are in any other language.
For anyone else looking for the privacy policy https://alfread.notion.site/Alfread-Privacy-Policy-5e67f4f92...
funny how NT5 was such a massive achievement
Fecal transplants should work.
If I buy the latest superman film on DVD and play it, technically I'm making a copy. I don't have to agree to a license to do this, as it wouldn't be a breach of copyright law to make a transitory copy myself for the purposes of using it. I can't copy it to give to someone else though, that would be against copyright law.

Likewise if I take some GPL software, I can do whatever I want with it to run it, including copying it into memory. I can't give a copy to anyone else (including derivative works such as a binary) without agreeing to the GPL.
Unitarian universalist might be what you are after. They don't outright reject religion but they also don't really prescribe it.

There are also quite a few atheists in the community of christ, funnily enough :D.
Those Inside Macintosh books were the best! I was a very lucky teen to have had a few, which unfortunately completely tainted my perspective on quality documentation.
Someone already mentioned it here, but you should checkout Chicago95, a Windows 95 based theme for GTK2 and GTK3.
Since the past year Christian, while having been atheist the rest of my life.

It's a long path and has required a lot of study, since I cannot internalize something without fully understanding the rationale and any pertaining evidence. Past the popular reductionist views of religion, there is a lot of ambiguity and depth, so it takes time. There are also many relevant philosophical/scientific questions worth researching (e.g. morality, the origin of "things", etc.).
Would parallelizing it to two distinct cores help with the issue?
For a lot of EU countries they had no visa processes for UK citizens because no one had needed one for decades.

Then there is the difficulty of getting a visa. The expense, the time, the effort, the weird rules.

I looked at getting a German visa as I worked there on and off. But I can't because my German is meh. That was no problem for my employers, coworkers or people I knew there. But it is now.

That's what I stopping us...
If you connect it to a PC with a decent GPU..all the time :).

I got one for the boy a year ago (last christmas present) and while he uses it a lot I use it more connected to my PC for elite dangerous etc.

The extra resolution over the Rift S I had/have is well worth it (text is readable on ship displays on the Quest 2, not on the Rift S) - for the price they are an excellent bit of kit.
The _Weird_identifier_naming_convention that the STL has to use to avoid colliding with potential user-defined macros doesn't help either.
You could say that. More concretely, it was a stressful first semester of college and I felt like adding more structure to my life would help.
Back just before marijuana was made legal here in Canada a number of Pot shops opened up. The city and police mostly did nothing but decided they would make some by-laws to make sure certain things were in place and it wasn't just people running it out of their houses. One such requirement was that each shop had a front business window into the shop. A guy I knew who had leased a place and set up shop did not have such a window just a door. The city made the rules after he had set up shop so he was not happy and did not want to move his business. So he ignored the requirement until city by-law officers showed up to enforce it. They gave him a $150 a day fine for not complying. He just shrugged it off and counted it a part of doing business since he was making thousands a day.
One more for Darknet. The NSO group episodes are my favorite. 99 and 100 I think they are. The episode about the Puerto Rico lottery is amazing too.
How does it compare to other C-replacement languages, like Beef?
> I’d also consider the possibility that the document is planted and not fully accurate.

It's this kind of extreme paranoia that taints the entire world of populist secure messaging products, which actively drives me straight in the other direction.

I'm not a state target. But I do use Telegram's Secret Chats for things like discussing how great a trip into the woods on psychedelics can be. That's a great compromise, for me, and most others who use the platform. If you're a state target or you entertain such ideas as state actors trying to get your cat photos, please use another platform.

But there's zero need for this kind of mud-slinging that goes on, all the time, within the world of secure messaging products and platforms. The guy behind GrapheneOS does it, Moxie does it, the entire Signal fanbase does it, even going so far as to apologize for when a piece of their beloved product goes closed source for a year so Moxie can insert some terrible crypto coin he's a major investor of.
I'm not arguing that God's morality is somehow inferior to mine - I'm arguing that by trusting and obeying Him over my own moral judgement (I know murder is wrong, yet God tells me to kill someone), I am shifting responsibility for my own actions onto Him - Abraham's greatness is that he does not doubt the Lord. The ultimate accountability to God is inherently at odds with my responsibility for those around me.

"He that loveth father or mother more than me is not worthy of me: and he that loveth son or daughter more than me is not worthy of me." Would you look your son in the eye as you lower the knife?
America is obsessed with parking garages. Most cities have no shortage of parking garages whose rooftops could be used as landing sites.
I don't have one. I've been atheist since about age 10, after having been raised United Church of Christ.
This is so inspiring, I want to start drawing too. I never had formal training but wondering how did you learn to draw?
On Desktop Safari the reading list is stored in a Bookmarks plist file you can grab and filter out Reading List items from, might be worth having some little desktop util for a 1 time sync to move people onto your platform? It's not ideal, but it's better than nothing.

Here is an example with some code showing how someone did it so they could upload it to Pinboard: https://brettterpstra.com/2015/01/06/reading-list-catcher/
My understanding is that Broadcom subsidizes the Raspberry Pi in some fashion, which is why the binary blobs that drive everything in Raspbian are tolerated.

You're not likely to find anything better and cheaper, ever.