skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't believe communities will bond together as long as the state provides a fake feeling of social security (lower case). The state came in and declared itself the entity you turn to when times are tough: you lost your job, became disabled/sick, need daycare/schooling for your kids, etc. Now, instead of having relationships with your community, you have a relationship with the state.

With the modern design of communities with powerful governments, you will only find small pockets where people have chosen to come together for some higher purpose like religious communities. And yes of course small/random exceptions to these rules will exist, but this is how it works at scale.
Open source creates value, but how do you measure it?
Banks pay out losses from the profits generated by other account holders all the time. Just gotta hope their losses never exceed their profits.
I drink in moderation. I eat good, dark chocolate in moderation. I have a dessert occasionally. I over indulge in rich foods sometimes.

MANY things are in the category of "No Amount is Good for ...".

This is NOT a useful categorization.
I remember the world before the internet. Full of rumour and supersition and gossip and people you go to for certian knowledge about things. Lots of people outside, all over the place. climbing trees, riding bikes. Filling the spaces. Now you come home from being on it all day working. your family are all on it. don't talk to you, bark if you interupt them. You can access all the facts and know everything. I kinda hate it. Here I am on it.
>Counter-point: Alcohol was key in the creation of the United States.

Some people theorize it was one of the main driving forces for agriculture and civilization itself.

https://news.stanford.edu/press-releases/2018/09/12/crafting...
Well for fats we have this:

https://www.cochranelibrary.com/cdsr/doi/10.1002/14651858.CD...

There seems to be a moderate reduction in cardiovascular events, BUT - there is NO CHANGE in mortality or even cardiac mortality. Also note, these studies may be victim to the saturated-fats-are-fast-food issue.

If saturated fats were actually bad, like smoking is, I think we would see more significant results than "10-15% decrease in events that doesn't even change peoples' overall outcomes".
Did you try the "unofficial non-free" images for Debian? They're generally needed for full functionality on recent hardware.
Cosmic Panel First Look
See, I'm of the opinion that problem drinking and/or weed is escapism or a form of self-harm, and unless the underlying issues are solved you'd just find an alternative.

Anecdotal, but I drink less now that I'm in a comitted relationship / living together. I still drink, but it's social. I've only been sort of hung over once in the past year.
supported really is key in that sentence. Does NetBSD build one kernel to rule them all because they only support a limited number of very similar ARM64 devices, or is their kernel just more flexible in adjusting itself at runtime?

Also, ARM64 is only one ISA. 32-bit has at least v5, v7 and thumb in wide circulation (though I may be off-target on what's exactly referred to as an ISA on arm).
I'm able to suggest adding them after entering a name, setting a category (e.g. Tourist Attraction), and clicking "update location on map" and not actually moving it (e.g. reset).
OK, but arguably Microsoft has more monopoly power than Facebook, Google and Apple, given its overwhelming market share. If you split up anything else, it's hard to justify not breaking up Microsoft.

The usual anti-trust argument for the last 30 (?) years has been about harm to consumers. Does the monopoly (or oligopoly) harm consumers or benefit them? If the latter, then regulators let the merger happen, or near-monopoly keep existing. It's hard to imagine a harm to consumers argument work in the case of Google or FB or Apple.

Look, I was militantly in favor of breaking up Microsoft in 1999-2000, the last trial. But the courts decided not to do so. The same rules need to apply to everyone. In that context I don't see any anti-trust effort happening, as much as it needs to.
What is about your deployment or setup that you don't use your log search system instead? Assuming you have one? You could search all your logs files at once (for errors, for strack traces), instead of manually tailing each one, one after the other. Is that you don't even know what to search for?
For these kinds of problems, literature has multiple derivations of FIM for the purposes of tracking & estimation (and path planning for sensing -- my former specialty). Shameless plug: https://josh.vanderhook.info/media/pdf/thesis.pdf chapter 3.

Most of that was distilled from literature or basic math (and probably contains errors -- thanks grad school).

Bishop https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S000510980... was always a good reference for me,

as was

B. Grocholsky, “Information-theoretic control of multiple sensor platforms,” Ph.D.
dissertation, University of Sydney. School of Aerospace, Mechanical and Mecha-
tronic Engineering, 2006

And here's a tutorial that might help:

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S00222...
so Japanese people would live even longer than everyone else than they already do if they didn't drink so much
Boy this whole thing just reeks.

> No customers experienced a loss of funds. In the majority of cases we prevented the unauthorized withdrawal, and in all other cases customers were fully reimbursed.

so which is it? no one lost funds or everyone that lost funds got paid back? where did that money come from?

> transactions were being approved without the 2FA authentication control being inputted by the user.

the withdrawal system allows for non-2fa when its enabled, but informs the risk system when it happens? what kind of feature is that?

> While Crypto.com already performs internal and external penetration tests, Crypto.com has immediately engaged with third-party security firms to perform additional security checks

ah yes. the "we already had 7 double checkers, better add an 8th" solution. sounds like maybe the problem is not with the testing and auditing suite.

> releasing additional end-user security features as we move away from 2-Factor Authentication and to true Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

2fa isnt true MFA? did we evolve some new jargon im not aware of?

> WAPP is designed to protect user funds in cases where a third party gains unauthorized access to their account and withdraws funds without the user’s permission. WAPP restores funds

wait i thought they said they already did this? are they gonna start charging for it now because they lost money?

> To qualify for the WAPP program, users must: Set up an anti-phishing code at least 21 days prior to the reported unauthorized transaction

wtf is that? a PSK? a TOTP?

> File a police report and provide a copy of it to Crypto.com; and

hello, local police department? i need to file a report - my cryptocurrency wallet just had an unauthorized funds withdrawal. no, i dont have a suspect, or evidence, or any action for you to take. just come down here and write down that i said this happened please.
Aren't the answers on SO, and friends, licensed automatically? This provides a partial answer.

That being said, from a scientist's perspective (assuming it all falls under Computer Science), does he progress the field in some way? No.
The ANL maintains a large research facility called the Advanced Photon Source, a giant X-ray machine that the government rents out to academics (for free) and pharma companies (for $$$). The APS is very important and has been involved in many major pharma discoveries as well as a few Nobel prizes, and they pay very smart people to run their facilities, but the relationship is much more contractual than your comment implies. I don't know what beamtime at APS costs but if it's anything like other such facilities, Pfizer paid thousands of dollars an hour for the privilege of keeping their data collections private from staff and other users. (And to give credit where it's due, pharma execs have testified before Congress about the importance of these facilities.)
Even your basic Ponzi schemes often involved generous and public philanthropic gifts even as the scheme was falling apart behind the scenes, just to maintain the public image.
Don't use the quotes for the phrase, just type it verbatim. If that still doesn't work then either the info page isn't installed (weird) or something else is up. You can also, from the first info page at C-h i, type "C-s emacs lisp intro" which should bring you to it. And again, if it's not there then something is wonky with your install.
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They're not poison though based on they way they work with neuroreceptors whereas alcohol limits neurotransmission all together. None of them are good, and in excess they're both terrible.
Perhaps they should have somebody on their team who isn't scientifically ignorant explain things to them before they start spewing crap to millions of people?
the point is that most people doing MM aren't doing theoretically optimal (for large N) algorithms, there are more practical algorithms with a higher computational cost that finish faster, for reasonable engineering reasons.
I've completely cut my drinking down to "only on holidays where I'm expected to", and even then I don't get "drunk".

While I never got to a point of drinking where anyone would call it a "problem", I realized that any amount of alcohol probably isn't great for my depression, and I also realized that I actually didn't enjoy being drunk all that much.

I don't really miss it much, though it was a little difficult to quit cold turkey a few years ago when I did it.
It should on a standard install.

If you have things remapped, try M-x info, then search for "Emacs List Intro" but it should be near the top anyway.
Don't think this is a fair reason to avoid DynamoDB. There are reasonably better alternatives:

- DynamoDB Workbench (free, AWS official): https://docs.aws.amazon.com/amazondynamodb/latest/developerg...

- Dynobase (paid, third-party): https://dynobase.dev/
LOL I’m pretty sure the screenshot of “their” avatar creation is actually from Forza Horizon character customization screen
I think individuals like FredPret have never tried to run any kind of forum or publicly editable resource on the internet.

Bad actors telling simple lies for lol's and/or profit do exist and they will ruin communities.

Inline fact checking is a feature of all successful forums, whether the fact checking is done by the institution or the community is immaterial to the true existence of the need.

If computers with all of their precision require checksums and error correction in data transfer protocols it seems arrogant and perhaps willfully ignorant to think humanity does not also require this for the continued propagation of accurate and useful data.

People often conflate "general existential uncertainty" with the "knowability of truth inside a shared frame of reference", in this case our shared frame of reference is physical reality and propositional statements can be "grounded".

Some people just stop trying because they are tired. Some because they lack the tools to evaluate data and create confidence intervals. Like most nerd skills, talented data analysts can be hard to find.

The very existence of this article and the ensuing discussion shows that the internet continues to surface facts and route around censorship. The efficacy and methodologies forums use will continue to evolve and require refinement, and have evolved from the early BBS days, some forums will also tend to be run in an overly authoritarian/restrictive/harmful way, just like in the old BBS days.

All online community that philosophically and practically reject error correction tend to end up shut down by the state for child pornography or overwhelmed with snake oil salesmen preying on the credulous.
> I really don't see why anybody would believe that an oil high in saturated fats is good for you.

A lot of people do if you look around. Serious people I mean. They usually sing the praises of butter (and ghee), but the same reasoning is applied now to coconut oil.
I'd like to point out that Wapp doesn't necessarily need to be run as a plain-old CGI application, I've had success running it with it's own built in web-server behind NGINX, for example.
I'm sure there is a better place in this hierarchical conversation for this contribution, but I've only got a few minutes before my next meeting. I'm sure some of you understand. :)

Some of us should be categorically excluded from this whole "free product, what'd you expect?" sentiment.

And here's why. May I present... an email that Google sent me in 2006.

Wow, I'd almost forgotten that GAFYD was *not* the first name of this thing...

Note these keywords: 2006, beta, bulk, offer, helping.

Date: Mon, 22 May 2006 19:31:46 -0700
From: hosted-noreply@google.com
To: ____@gmail.com
Subject: Gmail for ____.net beta tester invitation

Welcome to our beta test!

Thanks for helping us test Gmail for your domain! We're excited
to help you offer Gmail accounts with your domain.

Here's how to get started:

* First, click the link below. Log in with the same Google
Account you used to volunteer to become a beta tester.

https://www.google.com/hosted/____.net

* Next, we'll guide you through a series of steps to register
your domain for this service.

* We'll then ask you to create a new administrative account
for your domain. Most people choose something like
admin@____.net.

* You can then log in to the control panel (
https://www.google.com/hosted/____.net ) with your
administrative account. Within the control panel, you can
create new users, modify or suspend accounts, create aliases
and lists, and customize the look and feel of Gmail for
____.net. You can even upload whole lists of new
users with the bulk upload feature, and assign
administrative rights to multiple accounts.

* Finally, you'll need to configure your DNS MX records to
work with Gmail. Once you log in to the control panel,
you'll see detailed instructions on how to complete this
step. If you get stuck, you can access our help center.

Thanks again for helping us out,

The Gmail Team

---

Here is the original, in screenshot form, redacted, with highlighting of those keywords: https://imgur.com/a/wQdMCIz

You see, they wanted to use my cool vanity domain to entice users to join their Gmail service. It was all about Gmail "on" my domain.

Now, let's talk about official notices and migration assistance.

You hear me, Uncle G?

I'm guessing that back then, you didn't know where this was going. But don't act like I've been freeloading... I *paid* *my* *dues*, and more. The least you can do now is help me pack.
I find the existence of "testnets" for blockchains fascinating. All the major chains have a parallel/shadow network used for testing and development, effectively identical to the real thing. Yet merely by social consensus (and semantic tags), one of them is acknowledged to be Monopoly play money, while the other is a store of value on par with many nation-states.
You never heard of Rick Houlihan? He is the 90% of DynamoDB Evangelism...
At the same time you are able to this internal lookups? Do you work with DynamoDB?

AWS re:Invent 2018: Amazon DynamoDB Deep Dive: Advanced Design Patterns for DynamoDB (DAT401)
https://youtu.be/HaEPXoXVf2k

AWS re:Invent 2019: [REPEAT 1] Amazon DynamoDB deep dive: Advanced design patterns (DAT403-R1)
https://youtu.be/6yqfmXiZTlM

AWS re:Invent 2020: Amazon DynamoDB advanced design patterns – Part 1
https://youtu.be/MF9a1UNOAQo

AWS re:Invent 2020: Amazon DynamoDB advanced design patterns – Part 2
https://youtu.be/_KNrRdWD25M

AWS re:Invent 2021 - DynamoDB deep dive: Advanced design patterns
https://youtu.be/xfxBhvGpoa0

Amazon DynamoDB | Office Hours with Rick Houlihan: Breaking down the design process for NoSQL applications
https://www.twitch.tv/videos/761425806
Progressive _income_ taxes tax higher income people more and higher income people less.

This has a <1 correlation with wealth (richness) and poverty.

You can control a lot of assets with relatively low income via debt (the interest of which doesn’t isn’t taxed, frequently), and can have relatively few assets with high income (a sports player, for example, in part because their careers have intrinsically low shelf lives due to physical requirements).

Related to that last point, progressive income taxes also charge people differential tax burdens based on the “density” of their earnings, even if they have the same lifetime earnings. (Compare a football player who makes all his money from 20-25 to a surgeon who makes the same amount of money from 30-65. Because the football player makes more money per year, he’ll pay higher taxes than the surgeon even if they make the same overall income. This is despite the fact there is 0 ability of the football player to maintain his income at 65.)

The above poster would probably view capital gains tax increases as also doing the same thing. Additionally, these policies are often paired with other social spending (like Cal’s phase-out of asset tests for Medicaid, that privilege the older, asset owning strata at the cost of younger, income rich but asset poor strata).

LVT, wealth taxes, or even sales taxes do not have these features and, perhaps coincidentally perhaps not, have been beyond the pale politically for a century.
CHERI is orthogonal to virtual memory, and the two complement each other. You still want virtual memory so you can do the usual paging tricks, copy-on-write, sharing of read-only pages, and so on. Plus the fact that there is a single page table entry for an address that affects all accesses is crucial for our experimental temporal memory safety implementation (see https://msrc-blog.microsoft.com/2022/01/20/an_armful_of_cher...). There's nothing stopping you from using segments instead of flat address spaces with page tables, but it's not really related to CHERI, you still have the same trade-offs as you do on conventional architectures.
I would also suggest to avoid too complex genrics, these tend to make te code unreadable and make the compilation super slow.

Usually generic code tries to make everything type safe but having some portions of your code be dynamic is completely fine imo.
Weed isn't legal where I live however its easy enough to access. A thing i really dislike about weed is in my (and most of my friends) experience its possible to just accidentally get to high and have a panic attack or freak out.

While this is possible with drinking, I find its much more difficult especially when drinking beer as I do. It has to be a much more conscious decision for me to get wasted drunk than for me to accidentally get so stoned I hide in my room.
It is more of a soft censorship.
I have an adjustable rate mortgage based on LIBOR and the lender still has not said what they plan to do. The presumed replacement rate (SOFR) seems to be pegged near 0% which would be good.
It similar to what SWIFT is to banking system.
It's a dollar cheaper AND you get the full suite of Office applications to use please more space (1TB). O365 Business Basic is a better deal.
Here's an experiment: take two bugs. Pour alcohol on one and a protein shake on another. Which one do you think will be more biologically destructive?
The postmarketOS wiki has some nice guides on how to work on hardware enablement for a mobile device - including mainline kernel support.
Assaulting people for drug money is an artifact of the drug war, not the drug. Alcohol addicts don't typically assault people for alcohol money. Alcohol gangs do not shoot each other up on the streets over alcohol territory. Or they haven't since 1933.
S3 naming no longer matters for performance. Rejoice.
It's true, I still remember the first time I rode on a motorway and just thought... this feels like it shouldn't be allowed. I'm just sitting on this chunk of metal, and the only thing keeping me on are my hands. Fun though.
Sadly, no. It also pushed me back from using their mail services (and far more complex issue where my @iCloud alias stopped working at all, but they fixed it after a few weeks).
This kind of attitude and response is extremely offputting, toxic, and rude and doesn’t make me want to donate my time to “the project”.

I posted my genuine thoughts and experience and this is the response I get? I want to contribute to the software but there isn’t any meaningful structure in place to do so. This isn’t Pine’s first device, far from it, yet it feels like I have to start from square one.
Exactly, I didn't mention Elastic either, another hugely important player.
I had basically the same experience. In general I'd prefer to pay for a massage of the same price than a 1 hour float.
I love how people think fact checking is censorship, but banning nipples and other "not advertiser friendly" content is A-O-K.

One thing which annoys me about this is that internet corps have gotten with avoiding the framing of "editorial control". Facebook (and others) would like to pick and choose out of the following

1. We have things like the internet, which are utilities and only exist to convey their users intent. They are regulated (at least in europe strongly, in the US to some degree), and your ISP is simply not liable for what you say using them. Facebook doesn't want this because they don't want the commoditization and regulatory control
2. We have media which has editorial control: you have control on what is published on your platform, you can pick and choose for monetization, but you are liable in the end. Of course none of the big corps want this
3. And then there is the sad attempt of a middle ground carved out by the DMCA and similar laws which try to do something in between, but fail to meaningfully specify the amount of legal liability for non-copyrighted material. Who is responsible for publishing this? The platform isn't AFAIK, they only have to worry about brand impact.

Let's clear this up, either put some of the legal responsibilities and liabilities that newspapers and publishers face on the platform and see the problem of fake news vanish as facebook shuts down hard on what they allow on their platform OR classify them as something like a utility and demand openness OR something else, but let's stop the doublethink of "spreading propaganda is okay, but anything that hurts us making money is ok to censor". People might even migrate to new platforms based on their editorial style then
Thanks for your nice words...

Being a somewhat private person I don't normally talk about health stuff. Also, being a cancer patient, I know better than to say I'm "cured". That said, things have been looking good for a while, to the point that my oncologist fired me a couple of years back. I get to deal with the consequences of the treatment, but the original problem is not really an issue in my life.

I do, however, make a point of ensuring that our health coverage never lapses!
It’s difficult to disrupt companies or even whole industries that are stuffed with busy work, and had management completely uninterested in efficiency. Especially prevalent in some (non US, non Tech, high barriers to entry) work cultures that value jobs for the boys and value relationships over merit or efficiency.

I’ve seen countless processes that were locked in place to protect the status of prima Donnas in Legal or Finance, which must rubber stamp projects or infrastructure requests. So nothing gets done except what suits those inside the broken process.