skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
2 counter points:

1. Language needs to be somewhat homogenous. At an extreme, if the languages spoken by two academics are entirely heterogenous, they (literally) won't understand a word the other is saying!

2. I recently investigated why there were 300 (!!) words I did not know the meaning of in a single George Orwell novel. Google N-Gram Viewer shows around 60-80% of these words to have been in common usage in 1934 when the novel was written, but not in common usage for some decades now [1]. Using these words today would increase lexical diversity, but at the expense of communicative effectiveness!

[1] https://tinyurl.com/2p8ujk7e
I agree. I was kind of shocked at the number of people I knew who thought it was bad before suddenly decided it wasn’t anymore and started consuming it after it was legalized in the states I frequent. Just because something is legal does not make it a good idea to do; by that token just because something is illegal does not necessarily make it bad to do (other than legal problems that is). I think the important thing is that it was legalized. I could care less if it’s healthy or not. Plenty of dangerous and risky things are legal. It’s part of the beauty of being an adult in a free country. I’m kind of tired of governments banning things because they are potentially harmful; it robs us of our agency.

Every time a substance is put on schedule 1 it means basically no research will be conducted on the biochemical pathway that it uniquely activates, which means banning substances is ultimately holding back our progression into neuroscience and other biochemical fields. I say legalize all the “drugs” and let people decide for themselves whether or not to be morons. At least then people will know what they are getting.
I also have the Pixel 6 Pro from launch day, and though the software issues have been frustrating, the phone itself has been great.
every EU country indeed https://www.euractiv.com/section/energy/news/seven-eu-countr...

including France https://www.dw.com/en/france-presses-germany-to-ditch-nord-s...
> Sure but don't you think it would give more weight to the story if we understood viscerally, visually how spice enables space flight? It would be challenging to show but that kind of challenge should excite a talented director, it's an opportunity to do something experimental.

At this part in the story? IMO, no. It's enough that they started to show it for mentats and a bit for Paul and etc. The navigator part of spice becomes important for the story once it affects our main character directly and once we need to get into the galactic politics more. It's a big part of what will be the finale for the next movie. I'm fine with it not being spelled out yet.

> I've only seen her in trailers and in Dune.

I'd say give her more time. Her character is just barely even in this movie, she'll be a huge part in the next. What did she even get, like 5 lines?
You can't hide AOS vs SOA in C and in most other languages, but that has nothing to do at all with linked lists.

(you could use a macro to encapsulate the layout though, or in C++ could code a function that returns a reference)

In what situations are linked lists the path of least friction??
What surprises me is how few views (~50k) constituted a meme back then!

"Cats on a Plane" - 51,477 views

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTYCi3wP-W8

"Snakes Who Missed the Plane" - couldn't find it

"All Your Snakes Are Belong To Us" - 2,059,853 views

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihAoSwQqo44

"Steaks on a Train" - 52,715 views

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wXI-DgdgfQ

"Badgers on a Plane" - 32,989 views

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2R8v_oj0Vo
Right, and social constructs carry more weight in cultural/societal norms which is why I doubt anyone will ever say I'll have a glass of drugs with dinner tonight even though a lot of people know there isn't a technical, chemical distinction.
Granting a decade long delay in diagnosis of all heterosexual HIV+ cases vs instantaneous diagnosis of homosexual men, the disparity still doesn't explain much - unless there is orders of magnitude shifts in the infection rates among heterosexual people over that time period.
I had forgot about Mindustry...

What have you done to me! Loved that game and wasted way too much time on it, will have to spend some more.

Edit: Looks like it even got a fair few upgrades since! You can even code in game now.
Well, Whatsapp hasn't done anything egregiously bad yet and they got a lot of goodwill/good PR from their E2E implementation vouched by Moxie et al. So what's the big issue with Whatsapp beyond that the client is not open source?
This is awesome, and far more usable than I would have expected. Nice work!
This shouldn't be awesome. This should be normal, but it's not.

Bravo Valve, nice work
I've slowly come to appreciate Google's emphasis on process/police over engineering coherence (and real security :P), so maybe I'm describing the infuriatingly futile here, but...

- Box with Ethernet port that connects straight to CorpIT (something something service account) and client/gadget USB port that shows up as mass storage; you talk to the box via a remote server using a userspace tool that speaks FUSE. Everything staged/uploaded gets archived. You could go one step further and tie this in with goma and have the box receive securely built code, so you'd only need to archive git metadata instead of giant blobs.

- Engineering-specific Drive frontend could give you token/TOTP/straightforward based access to files, with download audit logging/data archiving (...this would be so simple for CorpIT to provide...)

- PCI card with two Ethernet ports, one special one that plugs straight into CorpIT and a data port for single devices or even a local n-port switch; Linux on the card signs the special port into CorpIT via a service account and then uses custom RPC/whatever to mirror all traffic flowing over the data port. Chances are this setup would likely only be able to viably do 10Mbps given that all traffic would be mirrored. The card would require a wakeup (and/or firmware upload) event before the PHY appears, preventing EFI boot confusion.

- "Secure bringup services" branch of CorpIT implements processes and makes services available that focus on the fundamentally open-ended requirements of hardware design, which would ideally provide more cohesive solutions that the workarounds described above.

IMHO I reckon all those bored engineers would have an absolute field day doing stuff like the above (chasing Impact in a hardware context); it's a great pity they aren't adequately enabled to demonstrate the security implications and priority of doing so.
The problem with your whole little theory is that when previously undiagnosed HIV kills you (and it does), it doesn't do it without the doctors figuring out you have HIV. Do you really believe that HIV rates for straight and gay people are comparable?
The combination of mpv and yt-dlp lets you watch it without signing in. Not sure how they achieve that though.
Hmm I was under the impression that this attack was for spying on airgapped systems. I have never heard of an airgapped phone, unless it’s just for internal purposes.
Then maybe find somewhere that does work for you?

If you always feel you’re crazy, then it doesn’t fit.
HN why did you change so much? Did Yahoo! become an investor?
"A system of cells interlinked within cells interlinked within cells interlinked within one stem..."

This got fixed in my brain since watched the movie. Such a powerful wordplay that make sense in the context of fuzzy testing an android for signs of emotions, like the desire to connect with someone.

It was released already into a new age of significant change in cinema values. Everything since is too safe, too clean and reassuring. We need some punk (in blockbuster) movies again.
Skier Eileen Gu defends China’s internet freedom. Her message is censored
The replicants are clearly conscious.
Don't trust everything inside the gate isn't necessarily about getting rid of the gate. Like another child comment points out, ZT isn't about getting rid of VPN. There is still a place for VPNs in an organization that embraces the ZT way.
and the pop punk song:

Cobra Starship: Bring It! (Snakes On A Plane) [OFFICIAL VIDEO] - 4,585,530 views

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1wMyKQ6jUg
> unless there is orders of magnitude shifts in the infection rates among heterosexual people over that time period.

There are two forces at play: decreasing infection rates among gay men, and increasing infection rates among straight men. Both aspects of the curve are "doing work" to change the statistics.

But yes, there are significant shifts that explain these changes: increases in IV drug use, a decline in condom use among straight sex partners due to readily available alternative prophylactics, and an overall increased emphasis on testing the entire population for HIV/AIDS.
It's so disproportional that a small number "wrongly" associated with the larger cohort would mean in reality it's far more skewed.
That's interesting to hear that you can remote-unlock machines that are waiting for a disk encryption key. I presume the remote-unlock case is the primary one.

I've long been curious how early boot works on Google servers (and TIL workstations too, although it makes perfect sense) - primarily because I want to copy the techniques myself! :D

How is key storage and device attestation actually done?
We can’t do anything with such people. Just let it happen.
Whoever is the cause of this drop in value (and it's not Apple), they're not going to start playing hardball with their second market now.

In six months, the stock might have recovered (I sure don't think so, though) and we'll see then.
IMO neither of those are flaws of it. It's a movie not afraid to let scenes breathe and not afraid to take time to set the tone. You do have to buy into it some though, if you're just counting the seconds until the next big thing happens it's not going to be a fun time.
Flatpak will work, but you have to install from an older commit, not the one that installs the beta v3.

https://github.com/alainm23/planner/issues/852
From the license in the same repository:

> Furthermore, please be aware that opening the outside enclosure of your Steam hardware will void a warranty you may otherwise enjoy (https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=4577-TUJ...).

I'd say that significantly diminishes the good will statements like "you have every right to open up your Steam Deck and do what you want with it." buys them though.
Animal-rights group: records of mistreatment of monkeys in Neuralink research
Unlike most exercise equipment manufacturers, Peloton advertises their products as products built specifically for the home.

After the safety recall, Peloton introduced various changes to their products.
I see a downvote occured - use of curcumin is not without precedent and some reasonable possibility, plus it is hard to find any serious evidence of harm caused by taking it.

Seems more likely than the antihistamine story, based on stats.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/341513369_Potential...

https://pesquisa.bvsalud.org/global-literature-on-novel-coro...

https://www.cureus.com/articles/68407-turmeric-as-a-possible...
He has two movies end 2021: The Last Duel and House of Gucci. Kudos to him for having such energy for his age.
> These days, at least in the USA, kids aren't allowed out until they are 10 or even older

Or, you could ignore the overprotective parents and just let you kid run around. Maybe wait a few more years to align with your second grade goal, I don't know.

But it amazes me you live in a neighborhood where most parents don't trust their 10 year olds to take the bus.
I've thought a bit about this a bit.

You can get pretty far by being extremely efficient. We keep making better and better superconductors and even have some above room temperature. Vac-trains with superconducting maglev is more efficient, in principle, than anything short of orbiting. Better materials can make dry mass near nothing.

Reversible computing requires no fundamental energy input.

Space based solar power could make sure the waste heat from electricity production is almost zero and only useful energy is pumped to the ground.

You can shade the Sun at the limit. And you can shade only the portions of the spectrum that are not biologically active, i.e. shade infrared. That's tens of Petawatts.

You can also literally build radiators at high altitudes to dump waste heat into space before it gets conducted into the atmosphere.

You can also just do more work in space instead of on the ground.

I think also we won't grow exponentially but instead linearly or quadratically. That's actually sustainable for as long as the universe would've lasted anyway.
How bad were your symptoms?
In the sense that "object-relational mapping" is happening, then sure. The problem with the "ORM" term is that it comes loaded with a bunch of preconceptions that don't apply to EdgeDB. EdgeQL is a full query language with a standard library, grammar, and feature parity with SQL (almost). We've got a binary protocol. You use EdgeDB without ever needing to think about the layer beneath it—totally non-leaky. It's also not a library, which most people assume when you say "ORM".
Yes if you read the Walter Issacson book this is evident.
If you're interested in local control and open source:

https://circuitsetup.us/
We should prioritize development and population-wide administration of effective broad-spectrum HPV vaccines, regardless of how marijuana interacts with HPV-caused cancers. HPV is basically the cause of cervical cancer, work towards eradicating this long ignored as benign virus already.
I think you main point stands, but way more men have gay sex than are willing to self-report as gay or bi in a government survey
Seems like a really interesting person. Off topic, but his assertions that the majority of students are “conned” into thinking math is important is strange to me. Almost everyone I know always knew they’d never need to know the Pythagorean theorem for the vast majority of life’s obstacles—they weren’t tricked into thinking it was important, they learned it because as a kid you don’t have any power and are coerced to complete certain tests to make your way along a certain circumscribed educational track.
It's not a theory. You can look at the raw testing data from the UK yourself[1]: the gay male population takes HIV tests at 10 times the rate of the straight male population.

I'm not saying that the infection rates are comparable, because I don't have any hard data to support that. But the story is much more nuanced than "gay people are significantly more likely to give each other HIV," and will continue to gain nuance over time.

[1]: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/...
If you completely ignore the context of the conversation, sure. The way "textiles" was thrown out implied that by shopping for textiles, one should know and care about the actual material. The reply was asserting that they judge the individual items by their quality, not by knowing the material.
So even assuming that this very old meme was ever true to any significant degree (why would you think it is?), do you really think straight people are anywhere near as likely to engage in anal sex with massive numbers of partners like gays are? Do you know how gay bath houses used to work? A guy could go to one of those and have anal sex with a dozen men in a day. And then go back the next day or next week for a different dozen men. It was so bad that San Francisco only allowed them to reopen like two years ago, having originally forced them shut in the 80s. San Francisco!
Why are you leaving Cloudflare?
same racket as net neutrality. dont bother, these clowns cant enforce it without having all of us take down ALL their shit to tax them harder for their greedy stupidity
"On 14th June 2021, the UK implemented a new blood donation policy allowing gay, bisexual and other men who have sex with men to donate blood without any waiting periods [...]" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Men_who_have_sex_with_men_bloo...
I remember when I heard about the movie telling my wife about it and she didn't understand.

"It's simple: There are snakes. And Samuel L. Jackson. And they're on a plane! What more do you need?"

I went to the theatre alone.
the other way around https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viaweb
You just ignored my whole point that HIV doesn't secretly kill people in Western countries. By the time someone dies, the medical system knows whether they had HIV. Either we catch it early enough to successfully or somewhat successfully manage it, or we catch it once it starts killing you.
So i know nothing about how missiles work, but if you had physical access for decades, wouldn't it be possible to override those controls?
I'd argue it aids the never ending evolutionary force that parts fools from their money.
The second baseline test where K fails is such a hard to watch scene. it’s such a short scene but personally the highlight of the movie because of what it means.

He’s becoming human and they need to turn him off.
Instead of hooks triggering off of cloud formation, wondering why they couldn’t be triggered at a lower level so the console or programmatic API mutations could trigger.
I don't necessarily disagree with your ideas here but I do want to offer some of the "child's" perspective.

My father was an EMT for 20 years, overlapping most of my childhood. My memories (particularly of car trips) are peppered with stories like you describe. The "being there to help" part is the part I'd recommend you emphasize (and is something I try to do with my daughter). I carry some mental "scars" from my father's stories 30+ years later. Beyond a point the stories didn't offer any more lessons and were just disturbing.

(I don't hold any of this against my father. I think his heart was in the right place. I count myself lucky to have had the best parents in the world.)
What's a whitey?
What about HIV incidence in gay women? Doesn't it deserve a mention?
The bigger question is whether they're reporting it as they join infection statistics.
There was an officially licensed "Snakes on a Sudoku" book. http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1402743432/donhosek
101 times?
likewise, in "A Time To Kill" (1996) where he plays a good role, but does not say MF.
That one is just an "ok" movie but it has an incredible cast: Matthew McConaughey, Sandra Bullock, Samuel L. Jackson, Kevin Spacey, Oliver Platt, Donald Sutherland, Ashley Judd, Kiefer Sutherland and more.
Isn't the pre-made model you're using trained almost entirely on recent (last decade or so) text? I didn't dig too far into it but it looks like news, web crawls, twitter, wikipedia, etc.
I assume a lot of gay men are informed of the risks and opt for alternatives like oral and/or hand jobs on the regular.

Attended a catholic private school growing up in an extremely conservative+religious part of the midwest, not really interested in divulging anything more personal than that on the subject. But I can confirm it's not a pure myth.
Which the EU will solve by forcing companies to erect a legal firewall; otherwise they would define their laws as being underneath American laws with anything related to a US company operating in Europe.
On the Mac, I recommend Aquamacs. It has many of the most popular packages pre-installed.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whitey_(drugs)
The concept of ratios/proportionality is like a grade 9 math concept. I haven't seen the article, but if this is the case, the title is grossly misleading.
It does. A US warrant is incompatible with the EU privacy garanties.
something to consider, despite these being more targeted at initial infection, I'd be trying

https://pesquisa.bvsalud.org/global-literature-on-novel-coro...

https://www.cureus.com/articles/68407-turmeric-as-a-possible...

https://trialsjournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13...
Not going to be easy.

https://www.christianpost.com/news/conservatives-raise-red-f...

https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2011/sep/16/michele-ba...
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29768651/

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2019/09/20/indian...
When I was in undergrad, I would say it was about 10-50% of the class depending on the difficulty of the course
Those aren't the same thing, that's where the reduction occurred.

My statement, which is the simple reality of the world, was that top performing students who are able to prove so via grades, test scores and other admissions requirements and scholarship requirements, are able to have top tier educations paid for via scholarships and similar aid. For folks, like me, who weren't in that bucket, have a different set of opportunities and tradeoffs. Those include paying for a 200k "top tier" education if our situation affords it, or the choice I and many others make which is to go to the best state school (or other "affordable") option.

I'm not complaining, it's just how the world works. If you were to create a flow chart for college that covers any input (student), this is what it would look like.

Reducing the above to "college is free above a certain intelligence" is missing the point and focusing on a needless obsurd detail.
This is why I check HN every morning. Made my weekend.
It's important because it suggests that GPT3 or a similar model can now synthesize scientific-sounding gibberish.
I’m stoked for this. Seeing a car launched into space is kinda meh, but planetary probes like Voyager, Cassini/Huygens and telescopes like Hubble, Chandra, LIGO and now Webb is where the truly grand, awe inspiring stuff is.
Raganwald Braithwaite is the JavaScript writer
> The latest Star Trek reboot was enjoyable.

they were pretty terrible star trek movies - because they didn't have anything of note to say about humanity and society like the old star trek would.

These reboots are merely action/adventure movies with a star trek setting. In fact, they use the star trek name to generate marketing hype. Those films would not have done nearly so well had it not borrowed it.
That reads as if the cause is a user fundamentally failing to care for their basic needs. I’m sure applying that stress to the body increases the risk of a lot of medical conditions.
> rock-paper-scissors equilibria

is only a crude approximation.
Startup Failure: “We removed some recently installed updates ”
You can look at any RTS and come up with many ideas:

- More variety in memory layout (different topologies, hidden caves that can be entered only if you control a location, bots can influence the layout while in game...)

- Special instructions that grant special abilities like memory protection, but at a computational or memory cost

- More resource types (different executing CPUs with different strengths/weaknesses, different memory nodes harder/easier to access like a queue, extra hardware gadgets you can take over like TIS-1000 nodes)

- Game progression (research side quests to get additional special HW, at either one-time resource cost or via special task like guessing a password, deciding NP complete instance..)

- Additional game goal types (capture the flag, first to finish computing a neutral program wins)

Just a few. The game concept has a lot of potential.
Slightly OT, but if you want an official word for "USAn", you can try using "usonian".
Well it does keep evolving. It's also pretty close to perfect for writing fast numeric code without too much trouble.
> That is patently false. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1116914/

are you serious? your evidence is an article from 1999 written by an anti-vaxxer[1] that references a study he funded? Just reading that article you can tell by the language that the guy clearly has a narrative he is pushing.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._Bart_Classen
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