skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> the people debating the issue seem to be grossly intellectually unqualified to be deciding anything regarding the education of others

I'd say they have the one qualification that actually matters here: they were elected specifically for this purpose by the residents of the school district.

Consider that these people are also likely eligible for jury duty, which could very well mean that they would be considered qualified to literally condemn someone to death. Thought of in that light, removing a book from the local school's curriculum seems downright inconsequential.
Sure! Re-capping is a thing though. Vintage computer enthusiasts will sometimes desolder the old electrolythic capacitors in their machines and replace them with new ones. Apparently 70:ties and 80:ties era caps go bad after 40 years or so.
How streaming services left us with too much to watch
> It should not be done because it simply does not work in the long run.

The phrase "work" here is pretty subjective from case to case. The outcome ultimately is determined by who is getting censored by whom and for what. As a general rule it "works" just as often as it doesn't.
I think it would be possible to build an even faster, more robust solution with plain HTML, CSS and a Rails / PHP server on the backend. The less propagation of JavaScript, the better.
It’s not a religious thing, it’s a geographic thing. Wild dogs are a serious problem in some areas, and whether or not dogs are viewed as common pets varies wildly. To pick one example, a mere 16 million homes in India have a dog, and that is up a lot over the past decade. Compare that to the 63 million homes with dogs in the US, a much smaller country by population.
The ARM ISA are ARM as implemented by a team with decades of low power chip design expertise is possibly not the same thing. There probably is a quantifiably larger (than for raw performance) perf/watt tax with X86, but on the same process I'm not convinced it's all that huge.

Intel were resting on their laurels for way too long. They've risen to the challenge rather than started panic-selling (give up on process), so exciting times are ahead I hope.
Bitcoin to $1M, Ethereum to $180k by 2030: ARK Report
Overvolting the component and sending more current to any transistor tends to speed it up, though at the cost of severely more watts used.

Overclocking is often a combination of overvolting (leading to more amps), allowing you to increase clock speeds.
Is that true? This sounds like typical white label type stuff that you'd see at the grocery store. Safeway sells Safeway brand X and also name brand X, and presumably chooses the prices for both.
> SEO: if your content exists at two (or more!) distinct URL endpoints, it is a SEO no-no. SE-no-no. SEO-apolo-graphql-anton-ohno (I apologize for nothing). Ahem. You need redirects.

Probably not.
It’s not the cable. Same exact cable to other nearby machines gets the maximum throughput.

It might be the laptop. That machine has always been more finicky than other laptops I’ve had, and it’s way less stable than my Mac mini.
It doesn't matter.

Covid vaccine mandate -> good.

You can end the thought there. No need to come up with a slippery slope doomsday scenario.
> A better option is to build a case from parts you cut out of a sheet of plastic (anywhere from 1mm on up) that you then glue together.

Not a bad way to go, but I found that for hand assembly, I had a really hard time with the glue out of control; I probably needed a better applicator than the default tube of epoxy.

Instead, I would go with VHB (Very High Bond) tape. Also weird to use, if you are using the thin 1mm width, but I can position the tape more carefully before I press it into place.
One thing everyone is getting hung up on is the fact that Amazon isn't wholesaling the dongle. The contract isn't a wholesale deal, meaning if your widget doesn't sell, it's sitting on your balance sheet, not on Amazon's balance sheet. It would be like if Costco instead of buying 1000 legos, just stocked legos in it's warehouse, then paid Lego company everytime a single unit sold.
Then they figured out how to make their own legos through a different supplier, they fixed the original Lego price $5 more expensive then the store brand legos. Now Legos sell for $30 a box and Kirkland Legos sell for $25 a box, same exact product, just a few bucks cheaper. Oh and lego couldn't drop the price from 30 to 20 to compete....

That's what Amazon has done. Price fixing and control of the competitors inventory. Damn bastards.
> Monday is anchored to 0, Tuesday to 1, Wednesday to 2, etc.

Sunday is actually the first day of the week (i.e. column index = 0) in almost every calendar I've used. Perhaps this varies by culture/locale?
I just search for "fake face masks" on google and they came right up

https://www.google.com/search?q=fake+face+mask&tbm=isch
There will be Worlde inspired interview questions coming at big tech companies near you in the next couple of months.
>Is more privacy the solution?

It is the only solution to prevent massive widespread reduction of freedom.
Finally, laser weapons are getting there. 50KW on a single mobile armored vehicle. It's being fielded; it's not just a demo.

50KW has been the goal number for a long time as a minimum useful anti-air weapon. It's been achieved before, but with bulky systems. One system tried in Israel required three semitrailers. This one is mobile enough to be useful to the US Army.

Small drones, no problem. Takes a few seconds on target to take out tougher targets. A 300KW laser is in development.
Reasons Kubernetes is so complex
Current GPU can't handle 4K120Hz on latest game with higher settings, and 4K on laptop for gaming isn't strongly needed. 1440p240Hz would be another sweet spot but 1080p360Hz is for who prefer the top refresh rate.
Another project that solves Wordle by reverse-engineering the emoji tweets: https://twitter.com/davidebbo/status/1482911439731912706

Code in C#: https://github.com/davidebbo/WordleReverseSolver
No, the First Amendment only applies to the government. Free speech is a concept that can be applied anywhere.
How is pipeline length related to max frequency?
Affirmation typing app – Happy Type
> Do you really believe most people would stay faithful?

Yes.

You're asking me to believe that most people will betray their principles, commitments, vows, etc when it becomes convenient.

I have no evidence that that is the case.

If anything, there are numerous examples in literature of people staying faithful for years apart.

My hypothesis on this is that this belief that people will cheat is projection on the part of people that would.

> But, if they are talking to them daily, which is what the post above was about, then IMO, something is wrong with our relationship and I should be worried.

This is exactly what I'm talking about. In that scenario, there is nothing wrong with your relationship. But yet you say there is.

> Of course maybe you just know special types of people I've never met.

Right back at y'all.
What’s the point, then? Why purposefully exclude the last pandemic of similar scale?
Yeah as a solo freelance dev I couldn't see how stuff like microservices would remotely be helpful to me in any way. But a few years later I worked in a large-ish team where at some point we hit a wall due to the project being a monolith[1], then I realised what that stuff was about.

[1] the project changed scope and we had to do a large refactoring of the codebase as a result, if it had been based on microservices the refactoring would have been an order of magnitude simpler. Luckily the monolith was relatively well architected with separated service providers so it wasn't super bad.
Family Computing Magazine (1980s)
Can you elaborate?

I don't have a MacBook (but have been considering getting one), but I can't imagine that you need more that 16 GB of RAM to run a browser, no matter how memory-hungry Chrome might be.

Is this really an issue? Maybe you're trolling?

I don't understand how adding more memory is going to fix your performance. It's not like you're spinning up a HDD to swap.

What do you regret?
New subreddit r/LyingFlat starting in 3, 2, 1...
Yes, so absolutely nothing about critical race theory, as foxnews claimed.
:-) Yet again, I'm not sure why having rights should stop there, we also have a right to criticize him for what we might think is paternalistic or censorious behaviour.
That’s interesting and should be out in the open if true. Do you have a source?
What does “break even” mean in this context?
Oh, I would say it's definitely possible.

As evidence, I present this photograph, captioned: "A Congolese man looking at the severed hand and foot of his five-year-old daughter who was killed, and allegedly cannibalized, by the members of Anglo-Belgian India Rubber Company militia."

https://rarehistoricalphotos.com/father-hand-belgian-congo-1...
Why does every website in the world insist on having its own massively over-engineered GUI to solve this problem?

Use a text entry field, validate it with a regex, and have an error message that says "YYYY-MM-DD plz" if it fails the regex.
I once toured an iconic Frank Lloyd Wright home and a lot of what I learned there was about the impracticality around the maintenance of the home, and the challenge of subsequent restoration efforts. Was not surprised to see that architects' ideal desks were ergonomic disasters.
I’ve been bitten by so much garbage bought on Amazon, including clear counterfeits that I had to charge back on the credit card, that we have a rule in our house to never ever buy anything in that site even if it’s the only site offering it.
> Is gaining power the most efficient way for a trustworthy and ethically constrained person to improve society?

I don't know, I doubt anybody really knows. I suspect it would highly depend on the individual and the circumstance they find themselves in. Either way people do things that are not "the most efficient" all the time in all areas of their lives.

> Keep in mind that if you answer that question "yes", you need to believe that attempting to gain power and use it ethically and responsibly is more effective at helping people than trying to earn a bunch of money and throwing it at GiveWell's top charities[1], after adjusting for chance of success, which is a pretty high bar to clear.

I don't answer yes. I think a lot of charity work has pretty dismal results in improving society at a large scale to be honest, but that's another story. In any case it's quite possible to do both. Most political offices come with a salary.
They are nice for hotel
and flight bookings to try out different dates, visualize the length of the stay and quickly see what day if the week you are picking.

I think they would be good where additional info
can be inlined such as existing events.

But without those advantages I prefer to type it. Especially date of birth!! A year older is another 10px to scroll!
Nice! Way better than the system I currently use called "Never Close Any Tabs"
It’s not a matter of silencing people I disagree with, it’s a matter of having integrity in publishing. Because the “we all have a right to free speech” argument has been distorted to mean that everyone should have what amounts to modern day prime time access even though they’re a bunch of liars and grifters and, in some case, just kind of stupid.
I would find it useful as well, hard to implement though.

I would pretty much use it on the opposite spectrum, if a company has too much diversity compared to the normal demographics, that’s a red flag for me. The company is implementing non meritocratic/scientific process to hire their employees, I am not interested to join.

Regardless of your values, having more information is rarely a bad idea.
Neil Old.

But seriously, as brilliant of a songwriter and musician he was, it's hard to not suspect he had ulterior motives here. He's been wanting his content off streaming platforms for a while (he's done it before, citing music quality as the supposed reason). This latest stunt vs Rogan/Spotify was a great opportunity for him to earn social brownie points while moving to stream his music on his own platform. Win-win.

He is totally free to do that of course, just as Spotify is free to not be held hostage by his ultimatum.
In my compilers class at university we wrote a recursive descent parser by hand but we wrote the LALR and LL parsers using yacc or bison I think - that was what the three assignments said to do and the professor said using a parser generator was the only sensible approach for LALR and LL parsers.
Oh my god stop that person from wobbling in their chair.
The MNT Reform [1] is an attempt at this. All parts replaceable and upgradable, with full schematics and design docs available when possible.

I can’t find the exact quote, but the SoC and batteries were chosen because they are expected to still be manufactured 30 years out.

Obvious drawbacks are compared to other laptops it’s under powered, bulky, and expensive, but as one review pointed out, “This is the laptop you'll need when the asteroid hits” [2].

1. https://mntre.com/media/reform_md/2020-01-18-finishing-refor...

2. https://www.inputmag.com/tech/this-is-the-laptop-youll-need-...
So an interesting distinction here is required! When Google says they use the title 80% of the time, they mean they use the title 80% of the time to create their search result title, which they may or may not modify. The other 20% of the time they use an H1 or other elements on the page.
Isn’t that sort of like letting auto correct pick the sentences you are texting? One can definitely do that, it’s a cool novelty for Reddit posts, but it isn’t useful.

The nicer thing is they you can type timeless pinyin and then pick the characters you actually meant, useful if you can sort of recognize what you want to say.
Giving STEM majors a head start is helpful, and a lot of those things aren't primarily mathematical.

I'm not sure what math you need to read bills in the age of specialty apps. I can't remember the last time I needed to do any arithmetic without my phone.

Estimating how much food to buy for 2 people requires understanding nutrition science, whether all your guests ate at all today, how much space you have to store leftovers, etc.

The only math I can think of is jus t multiplying by number of guests, But then you might have kids or people with dietary restrictions and now half your planning is just individual person by person stuff.

Math won't really help you plan a budget either unless you know all the finance specific stuff, or enough fairly advanced general math that it's just all obvious to you.

There's way too much estimation of real world stuff and most of the controllable expenses(for an average poor person) are impulse fast food orders and such that they already know are costing a ton.

I'm not sure trust an MBA to teach... anything about economics. They are way too high on their positive mindset business optimism attitude to really understand that the cost of getting Starbucks actually is important.

A lot of the "Useful real life math" is stuff that people won't use anyway, either because an app does it, or because retirement is later and doordash is right now. Is math actually the most effective tool to make someone want to stop that?
Though implementations differ, for any nontrivial task the problem of scheduling and resource allocation is a recurring theme and an important part of what an OS class “teaches”. But for many undergraduates an OS is also their first large project, perhaps one written in C. Really, there’s no “one” skill that a toy OS can offer, but anything in the area will give you a greater appreciation for how OSes in general might work and the problems they need to solve.
Also they’re all libertarian, you and they might not realise it though. In the same way that many people don’t realise when they’re racist.
What constitutes a high net worth for these purposes?
There are people out there who care more about the truth and acknowledge that such a thing exists than giving every crazy person a megaphone.

If we want to live in a circus where people who have no idea what they're talking about get to disseminate lies while thousands of people die preventable deaths every day we've lost our collective minds.
No, but many people in the middle east do.
So I suppose you could say that, yes, the US technically does not terrorize their neighbors. They just go to the next neighborhood.
I bet Woz would totally do it, and he has the clout to do it too - as a retro-mod calling back to the Apple I or II
> Berlin is not known as being some bastion of great food. Nor is known as a food destination. There's a reason for that.

It is the 5th city with the most Michelin Restaurants in Europe and 13th in the world https://www.godsavethepoints.com/13-most-michelin-starred-ci...

> Some of the best restaurants in places like NYC, Austin and LA are "basic" restaurants but the food is delicious and cheap.

I agree. Maybe Germans think mayo is spicy as the meme says (currywurst aside). But it is changing.

> The US has some of the best produce in the world, from local farmer's markets to giant Whole Foods

"Best produce" is not necessarily the ones that look better on a shelf. Berlin is not lacking in organic produce and supermarkets. Or just fruit/veg stalls.

Oh and before I forget, don't shop at discount supermarkets.
I thought Zhuyin was like kana because it was designed during the Japanese occupation?
Fine, but I thought we were talking about trolley-problem style ethics here?
Shouldn't the title be "Neil Young is removing his music from Spotify..." or am I mis-reading the story?
The entire thing was a disaster, start to finish. If you're going on Fox News, at least clean your room, put on something other than a sweatshirt, and come PREPARED. You have to know that Fox is going to ask you horribly loaded questions that aim to make you seem like the biggest fool on earth.

But the funny part is, they didn't even do that. The questions asked pretty much amounted to "What are your aspirations?" and "What do you do for a living?" And when the answers to that are "I want to teach Philosophy" and "I sleep on the job that I work 20 hours a week while I punish dogs by refusing them water"[1] then maybe you shouldn't be speaking like what you are doing is too much work.

She could have mentioned the growing wealth inequality, the need for unions, the causes behind the "great resignation", the shifting attitudes of not taking bullshit, but instead she had to say how "Laziness is a virtue!" as if anybody ever is going to agree with that. I would say it's a strawman of the typical reddit moderator (who does it for free, by the way), but if a strawman is made of flesh and blood, is it really a strawman anymore?

Who were the mods at /r/antiwork kidding. I guess this is the egotistical delusion that happens when your head mod is a self admitted rapist.[2]

[1]https://i.imgur.com/XsHDFFN.jpg
[2]https://i.redd.it/9zbv77ga04e81.png
How long has Neil Young been out of touch? This is the most anti-rock, anti-punk, anti-free-thinker move an old rich dude can make. No matter where one stands on the content of Joe Rogan’s podcast, Neil Young’s ideas and actions are basically irrelevant. Neil Young is beyond overrated even though many might say he’s under appreciated. Last thing, before this black text turns transparent… Why does no one talk about the fact that the discussion about “misinformation” basically assumes everyone is a dolt. Also, if everyone is so helplessly stupid, why don’t we ban infomercials for crap products like magnetic socks that “treat arthritis” or pills that make you “lose weight” as misinformation?
> It could very well be that moving Intel's design to TSMC's fab would lead to it running circles around M1

Or not. There is no reason to believe Apple design has not been a major contribution to the performance. Sure TSMC process is a major component but to quote yourself it does not follow that that explains all of it. It could very well be that a hypothetical Apple design to Intel fab would still run circles around current Intel chips (or not). What we do know is system architecture is sufficiently different, and that it is likely to have a material impact on performance.
For Amazon/AWS make sure to read up on and fully understand various "Amazon Leadership Principles". For each principle try to come up with examples in your life where you have exhibited that (prepare that before the interview). In the behavioral type questions try to frame your answers as displaying one or more of these "leadership principles" but don't make it obvious that that's what you are doing. For example talk about how you went above and beyond to help out a customer but don't say "I exhibited 'Customer Obsession' leadership principle when I did x, y and z" unless the interviewer referenced Leadership Principles explicitly.

Yes it sounds a bit culty but many interviewers I used to work with put a ton of weight in these principles and the hiring process is designed to seriously consider them (they are not an afterthought). You wanna have these down pat and is probably the lowest effort way you can increase your odds. 2 hrs studying and considering these will likely go farther than doing 2 LeetCode practice questions during that time period.
The best universities in the world make their courses available online for free - what a time to be alive! I wonder if it's still possible to make money selling online courses in CS.
Yes, the card is on the bom, but I meant the card connector, the thing that is soldered on the pcb, where you put the card in.
I bought Dell 3410 for $600 and upgraded it for another $200 to 16 GB/500 GB SSD. It's a perfect little beast. Air with those specs will be around $2000 in my country.
No, I'm assuming that the available land has not increased. Historically until very recently (the past ~50 years) the vast majority of human beings built their own housing, available land would be the limiting factor and therefore most of the cost factor.
You already don’t need to. State is a merkle tree. https://eth.wiki/concepts/light-client-protocol
in the 90s i remember waiting 15-30 minutes to send an email. maybe revisiting some of these super low end devices would be worth it now that fiber is ubiquitous.
That’s image search. Try searching for this company: https://fakemaskworldwide.com/all-products/

There’s others like it that are also censored. First result for “Fake face masks” on DuckDuckGo.
Django and Apache HTTP Basic Authentication (and Remote_user)
> How is it that I can throw the company under the bus just by misusing terms of art that I vaguely understand?

You cannot. As you've seen the frequency of antitrust judgements is very low, you're really unlikely to harm your company by saying anything. Don't worry about companies being “thrown under the bus”, their are fine, thank you.