skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This will get flagged fast. The more innocuous reason is because they are "boring" and just rehashing the same stuff or something that was on Joe Rogan doesn't meet the standard of what should be on the site, same as if it was "Eminem buys an NFT" which was also flagged today

I do feel like recently this site has become more intolerant of any sort of dissent from mainstream views though. Or at least asymmetrical: the same "boring" covid cheerleader posts are allowed to stand while anything saying we've gone too far is flagged. I think we'd be better off talking about it less overall.
Then you either have:

1) A different salt each time, meaning the server must know your plaintext password to validate, or
2) The same salt every time, in which case the hash is essentially the password since that's all the attacker has to pass to the server next time.
How could it be the culprit? If nuclear material entered the groundwater supply it would be immediately noticeable and a major environmental catastrophe. It wouldn't just affect bees.
The only officially recognized effect of microwave exposure is heating. That is written into US (and probably other countries') regulations in black and white.

In actual fact, at low radiation levels, modulation is critically important. With judicious modulation, you can easily disrupt critical biological processes involved in growth and healing, at about any wavelength with very low power level.

But it is fairly unlikely that on a Starlink plate searching desperately for a satellite you would get modulation of a character to induce such effects.

Likewise your typical 5G phone or tower. But nobody knows, because literally nobody has checked. Actually checking would be extremely hazardous for anybody with any sort of stake in 5G or Starlink, opening them to various sorts of liability lawsuit for failing to disclose harm found, or failing to discover whatever harm is later found. Not checking at all, though, is A-OK!

So the experiment is being run on the general public, instead. Again. Happened with 4G, 3G, 2G, analog cell, each with its own modulation scheme and mix of wavelengths.

Cancer mortality rates go up, down, sideways, and nobody generally knows why.
I honestly don't know enough to have an opinion. I'm personally a fan of Star Alliance, but I don't know enough about the middle eastern airlines.

I DO know that even the airlines in NA/Europe etc. have their own share of... Challenges.. And a lot of those are saved by the regulatory / operating environment / culture, and those safeguards don't necessarily always exist elsewhere in the world.
Wtf do you get “the Silicon Valley engineering class” usually buying a bunch of houses? I know many many people of “the Silicon Valley engineering class” that have had to spend years saving to buy just a condo in the Bay Area. I don’t know anyone in that class who’s out their buying multiple homes.

The only people I know who have managed multiple homes are people who have two homes are those who lived in SF before moving to somewhere much cheaper. They worked in non startup fintech.

The idea that multiple home ownership is even remotely “usual” is laughable and seems more an attempt to blame tech workers rather than the large companies that are actually buying up property.
Fer-de-lance – for millions of people, the _only_ snake worth talking about
Yeah I'm currently using the light weight Flite TTS which is also available in f-droid, so that was my concern.

However after downloading the Vosk model in Dicio I am still unable to use voice input. I'm insure if it is having trouble downloading the model or what.

I'm going to keep my eye on this project, I've been waiting for something like this for a while and looking but unable to find anything that works.

Edit: I tried redownloading the Vosk model and the app works. I wonder if it is possible to use the Vosk model for general speech input (such as from my keyboard) in other apps or if I need to use something different.
Good point. I honest don’t know / can’t remember.
Well, I lived in LA for 4 years and walkable is one of the least applicable adjectives I can think of. I enjoyed LA but chose to leave.
There are very few "native Beijingers." Most were sent to the countryside during the cultural revolution, and still live there.

Mostly, only very the well connected, or elite members themselves from original population managed to stay in the city through late seventies, early nineties.

The current "natives" are mostly people who descended from the new population who came into the city in seventies, and later.
Sure, but the TL;DR was the approach Emirates took - they literally communicated that to the crew and I can't say I disagree with it - why add to process/work if you can leave it at a sane default? (Unless I misunderstand - which is why my question.)
I think the key is not to go too fast. Simply writing simple statements and seeing it work and do stuff is enough. So I found it best to start simple and work your way up. These little games look like great examples to work from.
By my reading, auto pilot was not involved. Flight Directors are basically an overlay on the instruments showing where the pitch, roll, etc. of the plane needs to be to achieve the programmed navigational fixes.
I have trees that tall near me. I assume near airports they prune back tall trees though.
You can get a way with a lot when accidents don't cost a billion dollars.
What do you have to say to the people who were denied a career or a life to certain extent because of their skin colour?

> I can only see this as an extremely selfish attempt to reignite conflict so as to improve their own and their groups perspectives to the detriment of the rest of society

Yeah sure, you had slavery in mind right?
I think some countries have this problem of fake pilot degrees, is UAE one of those?

Also wonder what kind of training did pilots receive during downtime in COVID to make sure their skills won't decay
A long shot - I write fiction (see https://www.lavendertavern.com), if anyone's looking for a good storyteller.

In my day job I'm a technical and business writer, but my true passion is fiction. Who knows, maybe there's a kindred spirit out there.
I don't see how your behavior is any different from assuming all black men are criminals. I think you're wrong for same reason that assumption is wrong.
Love this thread! I'm a PM at FAANG but I graduated this year with a CS degree and have web dev/ML skills. Would love to collaborate with people looking to build climate tech software (I have a few ideas of my own), but am open to all ideas. Ideally looking for tech co-founders, but would love to chat with anyone interested. My email is in my bio.
What state are you looking to access/mutate? To me, a large part of the fun from the DF experience came from only being able to twiddle the high level knobs and watch the shenanigans emerge.

I also got the impression that low level interventions may not be usefully realizable in the codebase.
Have you checked if the secret path leaks in referrers?
There are only a handful of species that have been eaten raw enough times to be generally regarded as "safe". Crimini/button mushrooms being among them, as well as king boletes.
this is a major update to a system that handles trillions in transactions, i'm happy they're taking their time on it.

tbh though very seriously likely this year, all the major infrastructure is in place
Haven't find a match due to the stack or is there another reason?
Couldn't that be said of any app with a backend REST Component
That's a good site example where you should hit the reader icon on Firefox... that font is painful.
> Which makes the whole point of backups of the device totally pointless.

Isn't this exactly how backups should work? Do you really want Apple deciding which settings/data are not important to you?
Sure. The question becomes "given an airplane that's had a limit airspeed exceeded by about 22% (so aerodynamic loads typically less than 1.5x the placarded limit), what's then the safest course of action for a crew who just minutes ago demonstrated that they were incapable to perform an uncomplicated, utterly standard takeoff procedure?"

Do you want them declaring an emergency, dumping fuel, flying around at night, and coming back for a max weight emergency landing? Or do you want them continuing the flight, sending someone back with a flashlight to look over the wing trailing edge, and continuing on as normally as possible to DC? If my butt or a family member's butt is on that airplane, I don't want these yoke holders trying to figure out and execute the emergency procedure after flunking the standard day one of flight school procedure, while flustered from almost milking themselves, and knowing that they’re looking for a job in the new year. Take a few hours; paint a magenta line all the way to DC and fly it.
Yes, I agree. If you change your age to below 13, then they will rush to delete your account.
Relying on single customer can have quite severe negative consequences (walmart crushing whole businesses is a good example). GPU shortage is destroying PC position as a viable gaming platform. Give it couple more years of GPU shortages and Nvidia will irrevocably lose whole market segment, leaving it with compute and shaky scam riddled crypto.
Sure. At least 1 million per year, because that is the amount of people that die due to the various illnesses caused by coal mining and coal power plants (lung cancer etc.) in the US alone. Assuming the liberal estimate of 60,000 deaths caused by Chernobyl in total (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deaths_due_to_the_Chernobyl_di...), the nuclear industry would have to give us about 17 Chernobyls per year to match the fossil fuel industry.
There aren't any traffic police of the sky per se but at least in the US controllers can and do report unusual and potentially violating events like this, I would assume the UAE has similar provisions. For the most part though commercial pilots are assumed to be adequately supervised by their companies, which have various means of doing so.

From a research perspective, the US has a strong model of voluntary reporting of safety events to NASA ASRS which is used by researchers. This is all human-generated rather than automated, but that's probably a good thing since am explicit goal of ASRS is to not be viewed as a punitive or disciplinary system. It has long been found that if people think safety incidents will be used for discipline or evaluation, then they won't report safety incidents - which is the origin of NASA acting as a neutral non-regulatory party to collect this data.
Wittgenstein’s father was one of the richest men in the world. He inherited an enormous fortune and renounced it. That would suggest he felt property was an inhibition to his thinking and writing rather than an encouragement.
I’m looking for collaborators for re-implementing “modern” machine learning and deep learning models/papers. Modern is in quotes as I’d actually like to focus less on the super recent, and more on those around ~5 years old, as the compute required is usually more feasible. As well as the implementation (which will be open sourced, well written and documented), I’d also like https://distill.pub/ style articles to go along with the implementations.

I’d also like to get into algorithmic trading, but this is something I’m at the very early stages of researching into.

If any of that sounds interesting, contact details are in my profile.
The problem is that miners are buying GPUs. Without denying the problem, how can the market fix this?
To get the full benefit of Dwarf Fortress I found it was necessary to use 3rd party tools. One of the big ones is dwarf therapist [1]. This tool makes it far easier to toggle job preferences for all your dwarves according to their abilities. It presents a big table of your roster and lets you see all their skill levels and job assignments at a glance. It also has convenient features for grouping dwarves based on criteria such as migration wave which lets you tackle the mustering in one shot whenever migrants show up.

[1] https://github.com/Dwarf-Therapist/Dwarf-Therapist
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The comment I replied to literally said that the referenced services have these cited attributes and features, and they don't.
That is what I have been told. I have tried both and I ended up getting a lot of enjoyment out of rimworld while in DF I spent several hours studying the getting started wiki and still didn't really feel like I understood what was going on.

Would be amazing to see all this work that went in to DF exposed to a wider audience with some kind of UI improvements.
This basically happened to me on a site, sans cookie. It sent notifications when customers left reviews. The convenient user experience is, when someone leaves a review, to forward the email with the review to the customer and ask how we can help.

After doing this a few times I realised it had small links in the footer to login and administrate without a password, using tokenised links. Support had no way to expire these. I needed to create and migrate a new account (which incidentally ended up emailing hundreds of people for reviews they left months and years ago).
I gave up on crypto because of the failed promise of proof of stake in ethereum especially. We are talking 2015 here. AFAIR it’s been minimum 6 years. Tezos has been looking interesting though I never looked in detail anymore. OCaml based, COQ checked code base and truly proof-of-stake last time I checked? Did anyone play with it in here? I know Ubisoft jumped on the lets-create-artificial-scarcity-where-we-can NFT hype train for some DLC. A terrible idea on the whole which should never find traction but interesting to me again because it’s apparently built on greater Tezos “stack”.
I've been considering basic auth for projects I spin up on subdomains, as I think there could be bots watching https registrations.
Most importantly - live instruction for the region you are in. Many asian foragers get into distress in the UK due to similar looking but different funghi.
In the US this is explicitly part of training for major airlines. They will line up failures in The simulator and have the pilots solve/fly through the issue. You can’t fly until you pass these checks
what point was the "innocuous" post making?
I remember getting that book from the library and getting the games to work on my TI-99/4a. The BASIC dialect on that machine was not quite the same as used in the book so some translation was necessary. Can't copy/paste from a book (copy/paste wasn't a thing on that machine anyway) so you had to sit down and type it in, keystroke by keystroke. I think the slow pace of it helped me understand what the program was doing. If a line was "GOTO 500" I would always look down at line 500 and try to understand why that jump was there.
With Webb’s Mid-Booms Extended, Sunshield Takes Shape
Wouldnt 51% attack allow you to rewrite contracts?
I haven't used links, but does it get the comment indentation properly?
So it seems to me that you only want the government to protect people against harm from other people. You don’t want the government to protect people against harm from non-people. If that is correct then you don’t want the government to provide sea rescue services, weather reports, rules for wearing seat belts, weather emergency services, scientific research etc?
Do you really think your incredibly arrogant and condescending comment adds anything to the debate?

I encourage you to try and consider the author's points instead of simply attacking her character.

I'll be there if you need help with that.
> But the subjects all lost weight even before they cut out carbs. Taubes contended that was because the standard diet didn’t have enough refined sugary beverages to depict average American consumption.

That explains it.
The backups aren't the problem - what is the problem is Apple's "solution" to a clear bug being "don't restore from backups" (for the cellular-data draining bug).

Instead of asking you to lose all your data as a workaround to a bad bug, they should actually fix that bug properly, so that it's no longer a bug.

Likely the same with the bug described in this story - if someone ends up affected by it, they're basically pooched: they can't do any more new backups, and likely if they do restore from a previous backup where data exists that triggers this, they're just going to get into that same loop of problems.

And because it's not a "high severity" (RCE) bug, it's likely never really going to get fixed as there are "workarounds for it" (read: wipe/setup the device and omit your data) or "other mitigations implemented already (previous versions of the OS be damned!)" as noted in the story.
It doesn't sound like he has "intellectual loneliness". Instead, it sounds like he's unopen to the ideas or interests of others and has a very narrow set of interests.

It is both possible to be a great intellectual AND have an ability to appreciate the company of others.

The world isn't full of just interesting ideas but also events and people too. It sounds like he's unable to expand beyond "intellectualism" as the only worthwhile thing to do. That's fine if that's his choice...but there's a certain smugness he carries with that attitude.
Morality has nothing to do with it. There can't possibly be a control variable. Would you call someone who goes around smashing things a "scientist"? What is the experiment?
I can't recommend https://beets.io/ strongly enough for managing your library.

It's nice to have a single source of truth for tags and all in the same format.

Only downside is you will need a player app that supports album-artist tags; notably this disqualifies all gnome players, as the gnome library for managing metadata does not support album-artist(!!). I use cmus on linux and GoneMad on Android.

[edit]

Nepomuk (the gnome ontology) seems to have an albumArtist field[1], not sure why gnome-music doesn't seem to bring that out.

1: https://gnome.pages.gitlab.gnome.org/tracker/docs/developer/...
@baybal2 E: since your reply is dead (i vouched)

>I read a lot of your previous posts. It feels you have zero idea how China works.

>You are too young, too simple.

I've read a lot of your China posts. You do good comment on manufacturing and industry post 2000s. Otherwise, from what I remember about your background, Russia / east Europe, schooling in Canada then work in SZ. It feels like you think your experiences when Russia was failing somehow explains a failing PRC that is mostly succeeding. You may have too much ex-soviet trauma like other east-european diaspora I talk to who try to extrapolate their experiences growing up in broken post soviet states to PRC because "commies bad".

I'm pretty sure I'm older than you, lived/worked in PRC before you (90s-10s) and stayed in touch with developments (beijing/shanghai) longer than you. Hardcore commies / regime insiders have been bailing China for comfy life in west since forever. Not the same industries will rejuvenate, things come/go according to industrial policy, but the cycle will continue. Xi killed industry my family was in dead for a few years, it's booming now. While other sectors stay dead. I've hanged with PLA generals, with more stars, and did all the "eye opening" experiences expats brag/allege gives real understanding of PRC. Except it doesn't. I also have family / relationships with PRC nationals who were part of elite patronage networks. Which is every bit as much of a shitshow as you allege, except I also recognize the broader political system largely works and read enough academic literature to have a sense of why. Whereas your recommended literature on understanding PRC at bottom of thread:

>The few people remaining brave enough to open their mouth are either from religious cults on one side, or former regime insiders themselves on another.

If this is cheek in tongue endorsement of FLG / Guo / other dissident media, then it explains a lot.

>diaspora decided to stay in the COVID ridden West, than to return to China.

Not for a lack of trying. Flights into PRC was extremely limited on top of quarantine. Most people with means I knew tried to go back, but couldn't due to hassle. Eventually they just waited out for vax.
Well thanks, that's a good couple of minutes of hilarity. You should really use an /s though; I was hoping for a breakthrough in solar concentrators or something similar.
When you say an airline like Emirates, what do you mean? Are they in a certain category of airline?

I’m wondering how to avoid flying on airlines who have bad practices but at present I’m not sure how to tell.
The Kool Aid Factory: zines about the ways organizations coordinate
You can use a slow validation function (bcrypt) to naturally rate limit login attempts, or log login attempts somewhere and do it based on that in the code layer. Most login schemes will have at least a basic database with a users table so it isn't much extra effort to check during validation.
> there would have been horrible side effects they would have shown

If they actually protected you against the virus that would have shown too, though.
There is only that much rotting close by bio wast, so I don't think natural bio gas makes a dent on the larger picture (but is nice for some use-cases without question).

So when Germany started subvention Bio Gas it didn't took long until people started growing stuff with the intention of having "a lot of was for bio gas"
(as far as I remember).

Similar, probably worse, thinks happened in some "3rd world" countries as far as I remember.
Absolutely. They should ride in attentive terror, not placid ignorance.

Its possible my views are a little extreme.
I ran this on my Mac and it found 2 instances of log4j jar files, both related to Xcode:

/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/SharedFrameworks/ContentDeliveryServices.framework/Versions/A/itms/share/OSGi-Bundles/org.apache.logging.log4j.core-2.11.2.jar

/System/Volumes/Data/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/SharedFrameworks/ContentDeliveryServices.framework/Versions/A/itms/share/OSGi-Bundles/org.apache.logging.log4j.core-2.11.2.jar

Should I just delete them or is there a different mitigation? Apple needs to ship a patched Xcode version ASAP.
It is going to depend on your org and some other stuff. How much do you want to work on the high side etc.
It is impossible to know how many civilian lives have been saved from conventional weaponry (including your own) because the threat of nuclear holocaust has nullified any benefits from such attacks. For example, I find it extremely hard to believe that the US mainland would have been able to go this long without being bombed without its nuclear arsenal. We've pissed off a lot of people that would love to destroy us but they can't because we would carry out our own holocaust within minutes. Countless American, Russian, Chinese, Israeli, and Indian wars have fizzled out before the first shot because of the implication of nuclear bombardment.
> Most disabilities in general don't increase the fatality rate for COVID-19.

That is correct. And most cases of COVID don't result in death or even severe illnesses. But the point isn't that we should just be happy with the majority we have. I work directly with someone whose disability requires them to take immunosuppressants, and so now the pandemic has forced them to either (a) isolate from the rest of the world, (b) risk their body destroying itself, or (c) risk a more severe infection from COVID than someone else like them might have.

> Governments and communities can help to an extent by facilitating healthier choices but ultimately the patients have to commit to permanent lifestyle changes if they want to reduce their risks.

The point isn't that the governments and communities directly help those who suffer disabilities that make COVID far more dangerous. They point is that things in the US are far, far worse than they need to be, and there are very real things that the government could do starting right now to make it better, but it isn't.
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