skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
By not being totalitarian. Totalitarianism is the extreme end of the spectrum where the party or individual attempts to control the totality of social, economic and political life. You can have non-democratic forms of government which allow significant social, economic and even political freedom, as long as it's expressed within certain bounds. Modern day China being a good example. Mao's China however was avowedly totalitarian and probably the second most extreme expression of totalitarianism there's ever been, after Cambodia under the Khmer Rouge. Is Putin's Russia totalitarian? Not yet, but it's certainly heading that way.
In other news: population crisis on Mars.
I would like to see Nuclear Power plants working up until we convert everything into renewables. Use the much needed energy to build renewable systems from the already existing Nuclear Power generation capacity.

Very unpopular opinion around here but I think the future is not Nuclear. Besides the unsolved problems of nuclear waste, It employs huge risks and it is safe the exactly the same way the airlines are safe: high quality operations. I simply don't trust that the excellence displayed by most of the current operators will be scaled to %100 of the operators and even a few disasters is way too many(again, very similar to airlines).

We also witnessed that NPPs can be targeted by military forces, just yesterday. This time nothing happened but it could have happened. You might have missle proof reactors but you still need the support personel to be alive and operational to keep the thing safe. Also, a warlord might decide that it is a good idea to sabotage a captured facility to achieve some strategic goal(after all, these are people who use destruction and murders as tools and they do threaten with nuclear warfare).
That crosses into personal attack and is not allowed here. No more of this, please, regardless of how right your views are or you feel they are.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
I think dehumanizing is the more common word for what you’re expressing, but objectifying works here too.
He also says in the first sentence "One of the most striking facts about neural networks is that they can compute any function at all", that later caveat is incompatible, most function are not continuous.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-BDS_laws for those wondering
> So you don’t have to keep version numbers in your head

But.. THAT'S WHY I'M LOOKING AT THE FRACKING CHART!
His sex crimes are unrelated to censorship or cancel culture. I agree with your non-controversial position that child abuse is abhorrent. I hope he is killed in prison. But I love his music, I still listen to it, and I'm not sorry for that.

The twitter mob against him that harassed Spotify into removing his music from their service is the literal epitome of cancel culture.

1. Take a consensus position (raping children is bad)

2. Repeat it over and over again, loudly, to make your actual point, which is that you are a good person. Not just because you don't rape children, but also because you are bravely amplifying this view that basically everyone holds

3. Make a public demand of a company that is tangentially related to the subject somehow, which if satisfied, will do exactly nothing to help or fix the problem

4. Form a mob of those interested in signalling their own virtue, who may or may not care about the motivating issue, to strong arm said company into compliance

5. Celebrate your hollow victory and briefly feel like you did something important (you did not)
Would you please stop posting flamewar comments to HN? You've been doing it quite a lot lately. In fact it looks like you've been using HN primarily for this, which is a line at which we ban accounts. See these links for explanation:

https://hn.algolia.com/?sort=byDate&dateRange=all&type=comme...

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...

If you wouldn't mind reviewing https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and taking the intended spirit of the site more to heart, we'd be grateful.
infinity is not NaN
Yeah, one of the most productive uranium mine in the world is an Australian copper mine that happens to intersect a uranium deposit
True. Just blows my mind how people get treated.
Is this a sign of internal conflict? I don't think Putin would right now bother with signing law that isn't absolutely necessary for putting out some kind of fire.
I thought about it previously and found it kinda odd that it seems so natural to say 'the Ukraine' when usually that is only the case for 'acronym countries'. It sounds pretty ridiculous for example to say 'the Italy', and yet with Ukraine it's hard not to.
> You cannot compare these two levels of violence.

The comparison is between two things, the police forcing you to give them access your phone for no explicit reason, or the police forcing you to allow them to physically and invasively search your whole body for no explicit reason. You are conflating that comparison with a bunch of other things happening external to the specific actions the police are allowed to do.

The reasons why both are happening doesn't mean you can't objectively compare whether what the police are doing is acceptable outside of the larger situation that is causing them to do it. The question is if one seems unacceptable, shouldn't the other be too? If you want to talk about levels of violence between these two, stop and frisk certainly seems to be something closer to approaching physical violence, or at least the greater potential for it, then searching your phone.
Countries like Thailand are run by military juntas but are by no means totalitarian.
Can you help me see the more charitable interpretation here?

It sounded to me like the suggestion was to appeal to the supposed inflexibility of software whenever a question about process is raised.

The software is entirely malleable. If the process can't change, explain why. But don't pretend that the software can't change.
This is one of the stupidest thing I have seen in my life. That too from a VPN company which practically should have no reason to tell me [a user (I am not really a surfshark user] what I am reading is right or wrong.

If they had flagged the site based on a list made by AP or Reuters, it is one thing. They have taken the list from this sketchy site https://www.propornot.com/p/home.html which has flagged some really weird news sites and blogs.

They have also turned on the feature ON by default. I believe it should be OFF by default. If a user wants to use such a feature, he has a right to use it, but it should not be forced on all users.

To add on to it, there might be a privacy compromise made for this feature to function. It is not only flagging sites if the user is trying to connect directly via url, but it lists the YY letters on the search engine itself or on different websites were the article url is present.
When they do that they don’t hire devs already experienced in Haskell, they just hire smart experienced devs who are competent at building systems and can learn to build them in Haskell.
Varies by company/project/team.

In most of my companies - no. The reason? Not practical for time constraints.

To be honest - this is mostly how you find out if a company values quality or speed. Most I’ve been at valued speed more than anything.
It's more like seizing every other gun they own too. But also the average person needs their guns to get groceries and pay the electric bill. And they need guns to get a lawyer...
"Let's forget about Haskell for a second. Look at this Prolog code."

You people live in an ivory tower.
The search still has to be incident to a border crossing to be constitutional. It isn't a free for all.
Classical objects are not explained in Quantum Mechanics, they are a fundamental part of the theory itself. (Measurement is an interaction with an apparatus which is a classical object.)
Really? Can a neural compute the function halts(N, I): the neural net N will halt on input I, for any neural net N and input I?
> If they don't want to be shot down then.. don't fly!

There would be no gentleman's agreement to stick to dogfighting in the skies over Kiev. If the Russians can't effectively win against NATO air power in the air, they'll try to blow it up when still on the ground. The risk of spiraling escalation there is great.
we need these:

http://www.americantracktruck.com/

https://www.mattracks.co/tracks/trucks/
The many worlds interpretation works better with quantized probability. Imagine a huge computer running a monte carlo simulation with a probabilistic current state, and a set of transition states (the wave function). With quantized probability and a universe with finite "memory" the amplitude of the wave function basically maps to the amount of system memory being utilized for a portion of the simulated state space.
The military is away.
The cops will be tired of doing this kind of silly and obviously pointless job very soon.

Seems like a good time for the Green revolution? Would it have the same tangible support from the West as the Orange revolution had, or will the West be afraid of angering CCP with what Xi might consider a coup in his newest satellite state?
Needlessly upgrading all of your packages leaves you open to supply chain attacks. If one of those NPM packages got quietly compromised (and my lockfile likely has 4-to-5 digits worth of dependencies in it), you invested time in making what amounts to an unneeded change to expose yourself.
Geekbench accuses Samsung of benchmark manipulation
Yeah, the lego people where just building and destroying and weren’t allowed to think outside that norm. Master builders were outlawed and creativity was frowned upon.

Lego movie is a movie from the perspective of the kid who wants to play but his father who is also represented as the CEO / absolute ruler wants to keep his lego world as he once made it (the kragl glue superweapon)
reading the news shouldn't be trying to make moral judgements in countries half a world away

How should we make moral judgments about what’s going on in the world?

How is deciding to be a dumb service in a country when clearly innocent people are dying as a result of official actions of that country not a moral judgment? Or should we just not care?
If what you need is a CMS this might be a good platform. I've looked into it a few times because I like Erlang. However their data model is pretty opinionated, everything needs to fit into their concept of "resources" and "categories" and "edges" which relate them.

In my project ideas I always quicky felt like I was having to shoehorn my data model (a much more standard relational model where entities have specific attributes of specific data types) into their "resource and category" model and it just seemed like that would involve a ton of compromises, overhead, and extra work.

If you want to build something that is essentially organized text articles or other media, it could be a good choice.
North Carolina school asking parents for SSN to attend school plays
Yes. But faster doesn't necessarily mean better. I mean of course we don't want slow. But a fast loading shite experience is still shite.
I’m the video, a “police officer” furiously flicks through a phone.

How is he doing that with gloves on?
How to Set Up Single Sign-On Between FusionAuth and WordPress (2021)
EU Buried $400k Study Showing Piracy Have Almost No Effect on Sales (2017)
Take a look at these images and then ask me to give a damn about your IT career https://twitter.com/lynseyaddario/status/1500469003780771846
That also works across time too.

With a bit of effort, most educated Chinese users can read and understand ancient texts up to 2000 years ago. We of course have no idea how those words were pronounced back then.
> I no longer work on “hobby” projects; such things become an albatross around my neck. If you deploy a hobby project in your life, you must maintain it. Forever.

Alternatively: If you do something yourself, you get the option to be able to maintain it forever. If you buy something, the vendor will probably stop caring the moment the sale completes; any maintenance you want to do yourself becomes a reverse engineering effort as your work into a system that you didn't design.
It's kind of sad how unpopular this feature is, because it's great for those "lend me your phone real quick" scenarios. You can add a "guest mode" button to your lock screen on many (most?) Android phones to create a throwaway user account.

That said, the cops will probably not take a smartphone without contents at face value. You've got to add some realistic enough (fake?) texts at least, or be careful to only communicate about protests, homosexuality and other banned subjects through your alternative user account.

Unless you have something to hide, trying to mislead armed officers of an authoritarian regime this way may not be advisable. They'd probably be fooled by simply carrying around a second phone, though, because most people only carry around a single phone. Do your revolutionary talk through an old banged-up second hand device, and talk about other stuff using your fancy phone.
That's not a yubikey but a standard pic microcontroller not designed for security applications.

And as far as I understand he's now describing his methods there rather than particular attempts?
"Visual proof" pretty much gave away the fact that it was going to be a non-rigorous reasoning process based on drawing an arbitary plot, once you draw a plot you're already assuming a lot about its underlying function. The title isn't very misleading.
nice. good project. glad its becoming more and more useful.

i have a question. how different is bottles to say lutris or playonlinux?
i understand lutris is supposed to be gaming centric but bottles also has gaming within it so what is the differentiating factors between these?

are they working on different goals? same goals?
Or have a machine run the code, like a CI system?
In the US the mechanism is privatized now. Corporations act as gate keepers. We are used to it (just like they are) to the extend that if it was allowed here on HN [for example] to discuss the [ehm] truth and speculate upon it most of us would leave. There is a good number of frustrated people who would be attracted to it who would turn a platform into a sewer. It would totally disrupt our cosy discussion about the implications of the modular sophistication of virtual sub widgets for unobtainium memristor matrixci in the ad industry.

The speech restriction could be lifted on all platforms simultaneously to spread out the toxicity and perhaps there are positive results to be had if the angry mob unleashes its wrath.

If you don't believe me go watch a video of the slaughter house or compare some of our war entertainment with real war footage. If you can find it of course. Its not easy to find videos of real people getting ripped apart by the advanced tools we've created for that purpose. It is one of the biggest industries in the world? Why cant we see its products in action?
Pairing doesn't have to be all or nothing. For tasks that clearly work better individually such as initial deep thought into an area, do that. For other tasks, getting in the habit of pairing has many secondary benefits that are only appreciated after doing it a lot for a while. Even after appreciating these benefits, it's far too easy in this age of remote work to ignore pairing, so it takes intentional action to maintain unless your team has already developed automatic pairing patterns.

I especially like pairing with less senior devs that actually ask every question they think of. When I hear it, I try to pause and think what's this actually about and give as deep an answer as I can. Often this leads to discoveries that can simplify understanding, design and/or implementation. You get out of it what you put into it.
This is my issue with your use of word "cause". To me it insinuated culpability by NATO and the lack of agency from Russia.

So would you agree that the cause of invasion is not necessary Ukraine sought to join NATO, but Russia simply decided to invade, and this could be avoided if they decided to not invade.

I wish to clarify that I am not talking about blame or morality, but simply to address the underlying implication that one that caused it ought to be the one to make concessions to fix it, and by removing agency from Russia and placing cause on NATO, you essentially suggests that NATO ought to be the party that ought to make concessions, and my post should've be abundantly clear that I don't agree with that position.
That's infineon for the latest generation:

http://www.hexview.com/~scl/neo5/
So the ends (gun crime reduction) justified the means (stop and frisk, subway bag searches, etc.)?
Estimating Displacement Rates of Copyrighted Content in the EU (2017) [pdf]
Can you explain further? What are these rules and what is “The Game”? You mean the sanctions?

Those aren’t anything new afaik, and I don’t understand the connection to how the West will become more authoritarian because of that.
> >> RMSE for NN approx: 0.00011776185865537907

Error is approximately 0.0001 because `tol`, the parameter that tells optimization to finish, is 0.0001.

Set tol=0, and then beta_2=1-1e-15, epsilon=1e-30 to maximize stability from the optimizer, and I got RMSE for the neural network to go below 5e-7.

This is all very academic because stochastic gradient descent is a horrific tool to be using for this purpose. You aren't wrong about that.
This was an interesting documentary about this restaurant I saw recently: https://www.trustnordisk.com/movie/nordic-by-nature
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When the founders of the country said human beings were born with inalienable rights, do you think they meant that noncitizens are not?
Seems like they aren't simply mutually exclusive.
Even after reading the tutorial I am not sure when Alpine would help, but either way - I am not looking for Alpine, Angular (ugh) or diet vanilla (um..)

I am looking to post-process our input just a little, or trying to add content to state arrays or whatever.
The absolute worst thing to do is to kill dialog between you and your enemies. It lets you to paint this picture of a boogie man and allows you to commit the most hanous of crimes because you no longer see them as human.
>the researcher would aim to match the most prevalent writing style

My easy method to determine if a paper is legit:

1. Open PDF in Acrobat.
2. Select "properties".
3. Choose Font tab.
4. Does it use Computer Modern fonts?
5. Yes --> it's real; No --> it's a crank.
NFC tags aka MIFARE Classic and the like? Those would be susceptible to cloning with something like Chameleon Tiny and to repeater attacks. You need actual contactless smartcard support if you want to use it for something serious. Otherwise be ready for LockPickingLawyer making an example of you of how not to do it, he already has similar videos about it.

PC/SC compatible stuff is out there if you know where to look (not affiliated with them) https://webshop.d-logic.net/products/nfc-rfid-reader-writer/...

(ignore the cards they include with the order, proper contactless smartcards or something like an OMNI ring https://store.nfcring.com/products/omni need to be purchased separately)
A Flawed Dataset for Symbolic Equation Verification
Uninit Read/Write (2021)
Exactly this. The OP reads like a nice perfect world scenario but...

1) Just because there is a vulnerability in a package of library doesn't mean that you are susceptible to that vulnerability
2) If you don't update immediately when will you? Most companies can't afford people to understand all posted vulnerabilities to work out whether updating is better than not updating

The truth is there are easier ways to reduce risk than pretending that a pinned version somehow solves a lot of problems: Reduce your codebase/dependencies and apply defence-in-depth.

Reproducability is something for some companies but, again, I doubt there would be many times that I would care about what exactly was deployed 6 months ago. If something is broken now, it gets fixed now.
Hi There.

For 1, you probably want to either trigger js events using the various `HX-Trigger*` headers: https://htmx.org/reference/#response_headers or consider creating a small extension based on the client-side templates extension: https://htmx.org/extensions/client-side-templates/

For 2, I think this was a classic tone-on-the-internet issue. The 7b rule is mainly a joke/meme where we (the htmx discord) tell old-timers who want something "Hey, great idea. Now you have to implement it." For a newbie this might come across as "f you, u fix it" but that's not the underlying message.

We are happy to take feature requests and do try to implement them (e.g. I just added request synchronization via the `hx-sync` attribute in 1.7.0, based on a user request: https://htmx.org/attributes/hx-sync/)

That said, the htmx code base is relatively small and simple to deal with, and I do highly encourage people to dig in and see if they can fix their issues or, especially, add the functionality with an extension. I want the code to be truly a public good: BSD, anyone can read and understand it, we don't thrash the code base around a lot.
I imagine this is particular to company/team policy. In my case, the team does 2 reviews before a deployment. The first validates architecture and gerneral structure, what is considered not be a code review. The second is a "functional" validation, where the person must run and test the use cases.
Fair enough. But I meant "month old for my house"
In this case though he was probably right about the data not being covered by HIPAA, but the reason he gave was incomplete.

Here's a pretty good explanation of HIPAA in the context of health apps [1].

[1] https://www.hhs.gov/sites/default/files/ocr-health-app-devel...
I imagine it can be useful to be able, in VR, to see more than a dozen people.

For example, a VR concert where you can attend with a ultra-realistic avatar?
Using email wrong
For example, aptly named ad hoc polymorphism and overloading violates referential transparency:

( (7^7^7`mod`5`mod`2)==1, [False,True]!!(7^7^7`mod`5`mod`2) )

This yields:

(True,False)

suggesting that the same arithmetic expression is both 1 and 0. Yet, the ability to plug in expressions and reason algebraically about their values was frequently advertised as a core property of Haskell. This example shows that we cannot do this in general, we must also take into account the types, which in this case seem to be defined in a rather "ad hoc" way, by reflecting low-level implementation details such as the range of admissible integers in the type system.

In GHC, there is a dedicated flag to spot such cases (-fwarn-type-defaults).

In general, the guarentees that the type system actually gives and also the ways to specify them appear somewhat unfinished and are also quite hard to understand, often necessitating semantic restrictions and syntactic extensions. For further examples, see for instance:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27019906/type-inference-...

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14865734/referential-tra...
Putin's Interview with Swiss media (2015)
If you want to approach the highest quality code your team can manage, you want:

- the author to test and have a succinct PR description that includes before and after screenshots/video as appropriate

- the reviewer to test the code locally

The reviewer test is particularly important for front-end code which is where automated tests are more likely to be poorly written or absent.

It goes without saying that there should be targeted automated tests, but I find that in practice the front-end is where this tends to fall short.
Yeah if you dig up the HN conversations on these announcements people have discussed this at length.

Again though, you bring up very good points. With Microsoft and Apple specifically EXPLICITLY throwing in the towel on maintaining documentation for this stuff and pointing people to MDN it boggles the mind how MDN needs money for hosting and subscriptions to fund special content.