skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Unsigned means "modular arithmetic with a modulus that you do not choose and that is implementation-defined unless you have pinned down the bit width of the unsigned type, and that has implicit conversions from signed types that drastically alter the value".

Note that when mathematicians work in the area of congruences, they do not use unsigned integers.

For instance, when we look at Euler's Theorem:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euler%27s_theorem

all the quantities in the formula can be understood as just integers, not unsigned integers.

The exponentiation of a can be understood as regular exponentiation. The modularity plays out in the triple-equal-sign operator and the (mod n) parenthetical part which says that the two sides of the equation are equivalent in a particular way.

The left side of the equation uses ordinary exponentiation and can produce values >= n; it is not wrapped.

It's crystal clear that we cannot replace the triple equal sign with the regular one, and drop the (mod n).
Not a complete solution, but I like to block the elements that are most distracting to me.

www.youtube.com##.html5-endscreen
.ytp-pause-overlay
www.youtube.com###secondary
Databass, Part 1: Queries
I don’t know about adults, but parents are often told their children don’t have ADHD. Various estimates place prevalence at around 4% which is common, but not that common.
No need, I just angrily redirect users to FF52 (Firefox tends to be the last major browser maintained for older systems anyways). Plus, requiring a minimum of TLS 1.2 with specific PFS ciphers is now the requirement, nuking even the Windows Embedded POS version of Windows XP for Chrome (Firefox brings its own cryptographic libraries).
that's what the flag button is for.
Domains aren't like your Google account.
Hasn't that been obvious for years? As far as I remember there were attempts to sell of lucrative parts of ICANNs responsibilities to private businesses that where coincidentally owned by the very people that made the decision to sell. The whole organization is openly corrupt and doesn't really try to hide it.
I'm actually surprised it is not higher. For 40-64 year old in the US, the annual chance of death is about half a percent (before covid) so a 40% increase is still a very low mortality rate.

https://hdpulse.nimhd.nih.gov/data/deathrates/index.php?stat...
This is one of the most important things for people to remember, to not be confident that their knowledge from one place transfers.

I grew up in Norway and now live in the UK. I haven't been foraging since I moved to the UK and despite the similar climate I wouldn't even do that here without first getting either instruction or at least reading a good field guide over what is actually safe to pick here... I'm guessing it's probably mostly the same ones to look out for, but no way I'd take that risk without triple-checking.
Really? So I can go onto one of these chains and transfer anything to a new address without a third party blessing my transaction?

I was under the impression that nearly the entire thing is based on some form of consensus. Consensus is necessarily by third parties. So if the consensus drives decisions on what gets accepted and what does not, is that not a permission? If there is a single dominant consensus, is that not centralized?
>The only thing I haven't found a solution for is billboards and radios and TVs playing in places that I have no control over.

This might sound silly, but I deliberately train my eyes to avoid looking at advertisements on posters whenever I take public transit (not completely successful, but it does reduce exposure).

For radio advertisements, that's what the 'over-priced in ear headphones' are for (admittedly a luxury and not a necessity as I could achieve the same effect with earplugs or cheap, noise-isolating earphones, but I enjoy the high-quality music).

TVs are the most difficult because they easily catch attention due to the moving picture. I also try to avoid looking at them like billboards when I go to the gym (plenty of TVs) and turn off the display whenever using the treadmill, but it's a conscious decision I make before walking in.

Also, for what it's worth, I don't think the value of iPhones are overstated by advertising. I purchased my first one after reading a book by an academic about the lack of privacy in technology. It was a suitable option for a phone that's relatively private while working with relatively easy setup (versus most Linux phones). So, iPhone usage may reduce the effectiveness of targeted ads by collecting less data to use for advertisers.
If you make your bed every morning you will have accomplished the first task of the day.
It will give you a small sense of pride, and it will encourage you to do another task
and another and another. By the end of the day, that one task completed will have turned
into many tasks completed. Making your bed will also reinforce the fact that little
things in life matter. If you can't do the little things right, you will never do the
big things right.

And, if by chance you have a miserable day, you will come home to a bed that is made
— that you made — and a made bed gives you encouragement that tomorrow will be better.

If you want to change the world, start off by making your bed.

- Admiral William H. McRaven
Why must it be a comparison? A 40% increase in deaths for any population is mind boggling
Also this is a $100 billion company that is private and with only 2400 employees? Something doesn’t smell right.
"Grandpa, are you saying that all you did was make video games, where you could have been writing really interesting software for medicine or research? What a waste!"
This is way more realistic than the original video, but yeah once the main sensor is blocked it starts driving erratically (even more so than usual)

Not sure if that's exactly unexpected...
Fuse.kiwi – a growing collection of creative reference and digital entertainment
Processes, automata theory and the DDD Aggregate pattern
IIRC there is a standard field in ISDN and H323 for transmiting precedence levels.
I wonder if it feels more natural for different cultures or language structures, to me doing something like sheets.new isn't the order I output in - something like "/new sheets" (and without the .) feels normal, natural, but perhaps because of my own personal experience and exposures.
I built a news app (The Factual) that sends only 1 notification per day for a morning briefing. And the newsfeed is consolidated by topic so that you can easily finish browsing what's newsworthy. The app has a small subscription and zero ads so we don't care how long you view or what you click on. I don't know if we'll succeed but trying to solve this problem.
I Built a Shed (2020)
Additional deaths of despair are on the order of 1-10% of COVID deaths. I agree they are tragic, but the numbers do not support your conclusion.
> One example is to airdrop a backdoored token, and when the user tries to move it they wind up authorizing movement of their other valuable tokens.

Do you have an example of where something like this was actually deployed? How would a user moving one token would result in another token being moved?

I can only imagine a situation where a user might be induced to install a compromised wallet, and then to give that wallet keys to the their account. But this is not an attack strategy that depends on there being a "backdoored token" of any kind.

Is there some way to code an ERC20 token that would somehow give you access to a user's other tokens?
I can't flag comments.
It really isn't if you are starting from an extremely low baseline.
Yeah and it's not all bad for sure, I think the general acceptance of homosexuality has been a good thing and large cultural shifts certainly made it happen. I do wonder if these shifts are universally good or a mix of positive and negative developments, and the people warning us years ago had some good points.
Only because I complained here.
your comment is [flagged][dead], that means users flagged it.
I don't see how it's possible that "look at every single byte for the unescaped balanced quote/bracket that ends the field/record" could be faster than "read the length, read the whole field in optimal buffer sizes".

I suppose there's other stuff that's being done that could be suboptimal, but that's the key difference.
Signed integers may also have crazy high values so you're already on the hook for dealing with those. The case for unsigned values is that it frees you from having to think about negative inputs. We all know to check for divide by zero; how many remember to check for INT_MIN / -1?

Regarding differences, in practice you usually want those differences to be non-negative. With uints, you compare first. Not:

int length = end - begin;
if (length < 0) return error;

but:

if (begin > end) return error;
unsigned length = end - begin;

This is also a good habit for signed ints, since it avoids underflow in more (but not all) cases.

An old post with a few fun crashes for negative inputs: https://kqueue.org/blog/2012/12/31/idiv-dos/
A better way to keep up with Github

I don't want email notifications spamming Github. I want a smarter feed of things I should care about and need to keep up with to do my work. PRs I probably need to review, Issues related to what I work on, etc... I haven't found a great way to do this, maybe others have ideas?
I'm aware. Notice I didn't ask to downvote, but to report to the admins.
Do you want to mention the lack of responsibility placed on the black community?
And the actual FreeBSD-tips file which I think is what you meant to link to:

https://svnweb.freebsd.org/base/head/usr.bin/fortune/datfile...
So we should just ignore these numbers? Does this not warrant more information about what is causing these deaths?
I built Lead generation bot on Discord (Intercom killer)
I just created a Intercom killer(in the future) Discord Bot for lead generation through web chat widget. I made a live-chat widget for your website and all messages will be right into your Discord channel. You can talk all visitors seperately on threads as a team! Currently, you can send text and image. Next releases I'll focus on email capturing and CRM integrations.
> "The CDC weekly death counts, which reflect the information on death certificates and so have a lag of up to eight weeks or longer, show that for the week ending Nov. 6, there were far fewer deaths from COVID-19 in Indiana compared to a year ago – 195 verses 336 – but more deaths from other causes – 1,350 versus 1,319."

So last year more covid deaths (particularly among the elderly), but while those numbers have declined, the numbers from younger "working age" people have increased more than enough to make up for it.

> "Just 8.9% of ICU beds are available at hospitals in the state, a low for the year, and lower than at any time during the pandemic. But the majority of ICU beds are not taken up by COVID-19 patients – just 37% are, while 54% of the ICU beds are being occupied by people with other illnesses or conditions."

Well a lot of people were avoiding medical care (precisely because of Covid concerns), so this makes some sense. Couple that with the increased death rate for younger people and something has happened to worsen the health and outcomes generally for that population. Cue wild speculation and theories.
Why? From my point of view it's no different from any other 'pretty' domain name.
How many new young customers do they have? Maybe more people than before think about getting a life insurance and for whatever reason the more "fragile" ones are getting one.
A lot of people had local domains (only entered in their hosts file or the router) on the dev TLD. Adding that domain to the hsts preload list not only broke their current setup, but also made it hard to bring it back to live - if you don't own the domain, the only option is to set up your own CA, with all included drawbacks.
77TB of Research Data Lost Because of HPE Software Update
I think the OP was focusing on the consequence, not the probability. Since risk is often defined as consequence x probability, I think you are both talking about distinct but related things
The title was a joke, sorry.
He is not saying that elderly people aren’t dying. He’s saying elderly people are not in his sample set. In other words, you read this incorrectly. Also, you do not justify your claim of bias.
If you like this stuff you may also enjoy Portuguese peri peri chicken
https://wetravelportugal.com/piri-piri-chicken/
The input stack is fine, this game disabled the things that would let it work nicely (see upthread discussion of SDL supporting udev and inotify)
Doesn't look like any of those are airdrop compatible.
Because the quoted source is literally making the comparison, which I am saying is incorrect because his data is biased. Please reread the piece I quoted to see the comparison

>that’s it’s not elderly people who are dying, but “primarily working-age people 18 to 64”
What claim do you believe is being made that utilizes this source in a biased way? It seems to me that in his remarks he was pretty clear about this data applying to the vertical of participants in employer plans, in a specific age group.

I don’t think it’s any secret that the last two years have been poor for people’s mental & physical health. It stands to reason that we’re going to be feeling the consequences of the pandemic & pandemic mitigation efforts for quite some time.
The public aspect of the content is orthogonal to the public aspect of the data. E.g. let's say the grade record is encrypted. Anyone party to the key is able to verify that the record is (un)tampered, but the wide world cannot read your grade.

And that is orthogonal to whether the content is mutable or not. It just means that mutation is deliberate and obvious.
ICANN is a fat American corporate body.

At some point ISLANNDs (Internet Small Local Authority for Name and Number Designations) could override it. That way, you could link to http://google.lol/posts/39-put-google-in-the-can and your cohort will enjoy this and the rest of those posts making fun of google, while the rest of the world is disappointed over dead links.
I was drugged and raped. You have no fucking idea what you are talking about when it comes to rape, so let me help pull your head out of your ass.

Less than 3% of rapes result in conviction, even when it is reported (and the majority of cases are not).

Without a conviction, you were not raped in the eyes of the law. Without a legal conviction, you probably would not be able to get an abortion using that exception. In my case, I was denied compensation by a legal defense fund for crime victims, and I was asked to pay my medical expenses out of pocket.

Conflating rape with abortion is an absolutely disingenuous and disgusting thing to do.

Do not tell other people what to do with their own bodies. If someone does not want a child, they should not be forced to have one. You cannot possible know if they were raped, and it is no one’s business but their own.
"Pass the pasta" is a nice shibboleth phrase.

British: Pars the pahs-ta

American: Pahs the pars-ta

Australian: Pahs the pahs-ta

South African: Pars the pars-ta
Well how they are distributed is also important IMO. If you kill one young person for every 10 elderly you save that's a clear tradeoff situation. I don't know what the right answer is of course but it's not as though lockdowns are cost free as some have suggested.
Inconsistent reward is more addictive than consistent reward. This has been known for a long time. That's how they make it addictive.
+1 I use Rubular quite a bit myself.
>that’s it’s not elderly people who are dying, but “primarily working-age people 18 to 64”

"that’s it’s not elderly people who are dying"

Am I missing something? Is this not a comparison?
I got into computer science by making video games for the first couple generations of the iPhone; now I’m a phd student writing papers. Things were fun and simple back then and my games were quite successful. There was something so magical about it. However, the magic was that people were actually playing my games and I could focus on making the game rather than dealing with all the crud that one has to do to ship an app now. While I still get the urge to make a mobile game sometimes, there is little real life “reward” in it beyond making something beautiful and maybe showing it off to a couple friends. Gaining visibility on the AppStore is next to impossible without turning it into a full time job (which was never my end goal). I think if there was even a small but non negligible chance that say 50k people would download and play my game (as I had with some of my old games) I would get the motivation to turn some of my ideas into reality. However, the way things are now, I would be lucky to get 1000 downloads and that would require me developing for all the different interfaces, versions, etc. making it really difficult to focus on “just the game.”
I wonder what the fentanyl factor is.
New grafting technique could combat the disease threatening Cavendish bananas
I really hate the topbar on my new account and I can't change it.
I think there is a definite enhancement to foods that spices provide but there is a big difference between enough spice to break a sweat and having a numbness on your pallet for example and feeling like you are going to die.

Like I said I like spicy food but not to extreme that my stomach is upset for hours after eating it and finding myself suffering on the back end for 3 days after eating it.

At some point it is just self abuse and should not be seen as a sign of strength or masculinity but rather stupidity along the lines of eating Tide pods or doing the cinnamon challenge solely for the entertainment of others watching you suffer.
Using:

- rot13/rotN

- hex to ascii conversion

- multiple timers at the same time (one in 5 minutes, one in 7, one in 10, one in 15 for example)

- translation, mostly for japanese/english. I use google translate and deepl

- REPLs/playgrounds, when I want to test something in a programming language without installing it

- specific video conversion, usually to post a .mp4 on Twitter. This could and should be a shell script

- Google Sheets, for record keeping from my phone/computer or sometimes graphs

- Regex101.com

Can be improved:

I'd like something like Excel tables for Google Sheets.
cool, I never knew! Somehow the game I thought it would add a feature is still lacking it.
For some reason rumble on my xbox joystick with Enter the Gungeon never worked. I thought it was because of an old SDL version, because experimentation showed that. But by using the SDL_DYNAMIC_API env and loading my system SDL the game still not added rumble to my joystick. Ohwell.
>that’s it’s not elderly people who are dying, but “primarily working-age people 18 to 64”

He's literally claiming that elderly are not dying at the same rates, based on his internal customer data
The antitrust left says large companies prevent people from building freely, but doesn’t the free speech right also claim that large companies are preventing from playing- or rather, speaking- freely?

Seems like different activities are falling under corporate purview.
Your comment made me interested to see what happened to the suicide rate.

For 2020 it was down a touch.

https://www.statnews.com/2021/11/16/the-pandemic-didnt-incre...
I eat a plant-based diet and believe that almost everyone reading this comment can and should give up eating meat.

That said, in theory some reduction in meat eating is better than none (although in terms of effect on climate change/future of humanity everything is just rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic at this point).

I think it’s best if most people reading this comment think of meat as a rare treat rather than an everyday indulgence. So enjoy the spicy chicken sandwich once in awhile even if I’d rather you ate no meat at all.
Fentanyl factor did not start in March of 2020.
Twitter Permanently Suspends Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Account
The UK government is trying to make citizenship a political concept. Unless you support the government's ideology then you are an enemy of the state. But your citizenship != political ideology. British people are not the sum of the ruling government of the time. This is why you need a written constitution to protect citizens from oppressive governments.
Fentanyl, P2P meth, and the world being turned upside down all at the same time was really a bad combo.
To me this is like asking if I have an example of a phishing site, not off the top of my head?

Just embed approval methods for a predefined external token contract address into the transfer() method of the airdropped token

Then you can also chain the transfer within it or you can wait and transfer them all yourself

Doing too much in one transaction will alert more users because the gas price will be unexpectedly large
My guess is that these are two of the contributing factors for why Omicron is transmitting so rapidly that will not get much official attention.

* The vaccines are basically doing their jobs and preventing most people from getting very sick from Covid. This is counterintuitively something that could accelerate spread in a population because some carriers are going to feel well enough to go out for work and life tasks while they're carriers. Human behavior has to be accounted for.

* Many of the measures designed by bureaucracies to "slow the spread" do indeed have a short-term effect of slowing the spread, but over time have created harm to peoples' immune defenses. For instance, putting in place significant barriers for people in cities to get to the gym and keep their body and immune system active is the exact opposite of what society should have done for the past 2 years. By now, many people in cities are a shell of what they were physically a couple years ago.
>So what happened to the Texan guy?

https://web.archive.org/web/20190514124604/https://www.stand...

>The Texas man was indicted along with Tishchenko, but District Judge Dale Kimball in 2017 signed an 18-month deferral-of-prosecution agreement. Then, on Wednesday, all charges against the Texan were dismissed.
The lack of exercise is starting to catch up with me.

I enjoy remote work but at least when I was going to the office I moved my body a bit more.
There's no guaranteed arbitrage. You're still making a prediction that the arbitrage opportunity exists.
It's important to maintain a sense of self awareness about it though, i.e., recognizing you want/need to focus more well-defined task where the outcome yields a sense of achievement because you need a break from some larger/fuzzier goal.
Some people will lose a lot of money if "web3" burns to the ground.

People that don't have money to lose have massive FOMO.

Thus, two very split sides.
Verizon does not own .com in the same way as people owning other gTLDs. They operate it under contract with ICANN
> 5.) Creating video games is extremely labour-intensive, which is why there are so few Free and Open Source ones

If you mean free as in "gratis", then there are loads of free games available online.

E.g. https://itch.io/games/free (468,224 results)

...and that's just one site. There are free games on Steam, and free games on aggregator sites like Kongregate and its ilk.

If you mean free as in "libre", then sure, there are fewer games. But, frankly, most game code bases I've seen is a complete mess. Might as well just start your own from scratch ;-)
Well, lots of people regard coca-cola as helpful with hangover. Now I wonder if this is a remnant from the time when the drink actually contained the stuff.
Life insurance is mostly a passthrough from the living to the families of the dead
Most people never use the product.
You're right, sorry about that.