skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Here's the exact text from Section 1798.135(a)(5) of the CCPA: "For a consumer who has opted-out of the sale of the consumer’s personal information, respect the consumer’s decision to opt-out for at least 12 months before requesting that the consumer authorize the sale of the consumer’s personal information."

Data brokers can often have a very liberal interpretation of what it means for the consumer to "authorize" the sale of their personal information. I would guess 99% of data sales were never actually “authorized” by the consumer to begin with, and are usually done through some backdoor implicit authorization that the consumer has no knowledge of whatsoever.

> Does this mean users have to keep opting out every 12 months? If yes, that sounds...dumb, isn't it? Maybe I am not understanding this correctly, is there a reason behind this 12 month period? Even if they wanted to let data brokers add the data back, 12 months seems too short a time. What am I missing?

Although it often causes harm and is often considered evil, there is a lot of economic value that results from the free flow of data. U.S. lawmakers recognize this and its partly why they’re so reluctant to pass strict privacy laws like they have in Europe. The other reason is that lobbyists for deep pocketed tech companies water down privacy laws significantly before they can pass. Even with the 12 month expiration, the CCPA is the strictest privacy law in the U.S., and most U.S. citizens have basically no data privacy rights whatsoever.

How long a data broker honors an opt out is highly variable by the data broker. But yes, in general, you have to continue monitoring these companies and re-submitting opt out requests over time, that's what Optery does with its ongoing scanning and removal technology. We have a little more info on this topic here:

https://help.optery.com/en/article/when-my-data-is-removed-f...
The 12 mini is in between the original SE and the iPhone 8/existing mainline iphones/new SEs.

Talking about a pretty small size difference, but hey everyone has their preferences (I loved my xperia with a 3.5 inch screen)
> Hydrogen is one of many available solutions.

There are many solutions, but they just don't work.

Here's a graph from wikipedia with alternative energy storage technologies [1]. On the horizontal scale it's the storage capacity, on the vertical scale the time horizon. All but 2 technologies have both capacity less than 10 GWh and time horizon less than one month. The only 2 technologies with both higher capacity and horizon are hydrogen and methane (both power to gas). If you care about climate change, hydrogen is superior, for the simple reason that LNG carriers lose methane during transportation, and methane is a very potent greenhouse gas. Hydrogen is superior for 2 reasons: any leakage is inconsequential, and any Exxon-Valdez type of disaster results in zero ecological impact.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_storage#/media/File:Ava...
Your 4k monitor?
So you do realize you're on a website with a bunch of smart people, right? Telling them they have no idea what they're talking about is kinda dumb.
> 370W continuous power draw.

Don't know if it's the same, these days, but when I was designing electronic stuff, we were always told to spec the power supply at twice the maximum draw.
At work I easily use all my cores compiling code.
For the market this is aimed at, performance per watt is really irrelevant. Performance per dollar or just outright performance are far more important the vast majority of the time. That's how we ended up with 125w+ CPUs and 300w GPUs in the first place.
Ask HN: How to search major newspapers easily?
Hi friends, I'm wondering if there is a service (paid or free) that one can easily search through the major newspapers based on criterions.

For example, let's say I want to search all English newspaper in Germany (if there is any) for any news piece that contains "Ukraine" and "NATO", between year 2006 and 2022, what options do I have? I do not live in German btw if it's useful.
Ah, those all sound like fair points. In retrospect I definitely underestimated the software effort required, even if I couldn't be expected to predict the EE issues.
All of this seems very familiar; I recall similar claims being made about torrent-paradise.ml (domain now dead); it was a static site, unkillable, db distributed on IPFS, etc.

Is there any relationship between these two projects, or are the similarities only incidental?
I don't know if it's a joke. My wife switched to Android to keep her 3.5mm. I'd be willing to switch to iOS if I get a decent 3.5mm option to upgrade my Pixel 3a from, especially since it looks like the 6a won't have one this year.
How commonly do you think that flammable tap water issue occurs outside of anti-fracking propaganda films? Also you're aware that it is an occasionally natural phenomenon, right?
> Why do manufacturers sometimes set retail pricing

depending on how it is set - most manufacturers set a recommended price, rather than contractually obligate the retailer to sell at a particular price. It's an attempt at price-fixing (without it being price-fixing), but other manufacturers of the same goods could choose to lower their price for competition. It's not the same as price-control.
You were unlucky to buy ddr3 near its end of life then (like someone buying ddr4 now), but you could still upgrade stuff like your GPU or drives independently. My first SSD (a 240gb Samsung 840) is still in service after 9 years with its smart metrics indicating only 50% of its expected lifetime cycles have been used, for example.

You could also put a 4790k, 16gb of ddr3 and a modern gpu in that system to get a perfectly functional gaming system that will do most titles on 1080p high. Though admittedly we've passed the point where that's financially sensible vs upgrading to a 12400 or something as both devil's canyon CPUs and ddr3 are climbing back up in price as supplies diminish
> you have to be looking at your phone to unlock it. Doesn’t work if you’re in the car and need to unlock for CarPlay

You can't look at your phone for a nano-second while driving? If still no, then here are your alternates you can explore -

1. Setup an alternate appearance: like side pose

2. Turn off "Require Attention for Face ID"

3. Unlock phone with voice commands - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OeJQHBBpUPs

4. Allow access for CarPlay when locked - https://discussions.apple.com/thread/8519499
Yes, even if redlining wasn't occurring and allowed for access to credit so they could lever up on a mortgage in nicer, newer neighborhoods, that would simply

1) alter representation in poorer neighborhoods, as in, black people wouldn't be so heavily represented, but then you would still have the problem of somebody being exposed to lead paint and apathetic landlords

2) the additional demand would wind up pushing people to the bad neighborhoods anyway, some part of me thinks getting right back to square one, but there are a ton of variables there. (Like maybe the higher prices would have incentivized more developers, or even the landlords of bad buildings to renovate)

the outcome that has occurred is still messed up. a lot of race based discrimination in the US against black people has had an economic rationalizing, I wonder if the increased pricing was a factor, alongside more clear cut segregationist idea.
Hello Monkey C
> How is a skeptic population going to help with any of these?

Brain drain. If smart people have a harder time living in a country that ignores them, they move to a place that suits their sensibilities and desire for a better future.

Nobody is trying to get into Russia at this point.
What a stupid move!
~$270k per child from birth to 18 per USDA, inflation adjusted to 2022 dollars.
US Finally Stitches Renewable Energy “Seams” Together
Once she finds out her incompetent government only makes her life worse, I wonder what she will do?
Have you thought of a family plan for a family and kids all living at one address? Also niche organizational plans like police departments, law practices, therapists, hospitals, etc? Or ones for lawyers, therapists, etc to buy for themselves? I know a lot of those people just want their name only associated with their professional office addresses, never a home address, and their are rating and professional directories that they do want to stay on.

Also people trying it out might give fake names to start, you should let people be able to change their name in settings vs. making it uneditable after signup.

Also another things is email & email domain privacy. Some nerds & organizations have an entire domain as their email set that they don't want in directories, marketing spam lists, etc either, kind of like https://haveibeenpwned.com/
I think it's blurry. Morals and values are very much at the heart of politics.

It's what drives engagement & wins votes.

One side views abortion as a moral sin. The other thinks that access to healthcare is a value and have a moral obligation to fight for the rights of women.

There are a bunch of issues like that.

For me right now my LGBTQ community is being used by Republicans as an election issue. An example where one side thinks (or pretends to in order to win votes) that it's some political issue, while I and many others feel like it's a direct attack on our lives akin to racism & racist jim crow era laws.
I think the experience around ad-hoc networking is fixable and should be fixed. But yeah, harder than I hoped for sure. :)
You're using strictly in a way that's the opposite of precise when you need to preface it with a barn sized caveat.

In fact your suggestion is worse than standard, most people accept you'll never sit far enough away from a 65" TV to have the same apparent size as a 27" monitor and settle for "small enough" apparent size

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I can't be bothered to do the exact math here but even at normal TV viewing distanced meant to fill your entire view the recommended distance is 5.5ft to 8ft.

Getting it down to the same apparent size of a 27" monitor would mean sitting across a very large room...
Where Does Open Source Fit into Russia’s War with Ukraine?
I was trying as well... 1 wrong (the penultimate one), and a perfect score for the remainder. I found the 'silent' clips the hardest.
"Healthiest" is very subjective. For example, people still believe low-fat diets are healthier and that saturated fats are evil and PUFAs are not (although people like Ray Peat call them "toxic at any dosage"). Excessive exercise is another proof that toxicity is all about the dose - because a sedentary lifestyle is possibly unhealthy, people wrongly conclude that working the hell out is any better.

Also, the environment does a huge toll - you can have the healthiest lifestyle in Los Angeles, but you still inhale one of the most polluted air. Also, you drive a new car, which intoxicates you, and reverses your lifestyle efforts manyfold!

Many consider eating kale to be healthy... and they drink kale juice, eat raw kale, not realizing how goitrogenic kale actually is.

So, when I hear "I live a healthy lifestyle", I really interpret it usually as "I suffer from orthorexia".
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2022-03-08/gas-pr...
FP16 is supported in M1 GPU's and Neural Engines through the CoreML framework. From https://coremltools.readme.io/docs/typed-execution :

> The Core ML runtime dynamically partitions the network graph into sections for the Apple Neural Engine (ANE), GPU, and CPU, and each unit executes its section of the network using its native type to maximize its performance and the model’s overall performance. The GPU and ANE use float 16 precision, and the CPU uses float 32.

Also, this exploration (https://tlkh.dev/benchmarking-the-apple-m1-max#heading-neura...) reports the 5.1-5.3 TFLOPS FP16 ballpark performance.
It’s 2022 and the Magic Mouse still charges from the bottom
If you want to know when media reported something you can just go Google it and stop pretending to wonder.
Gotcha, thanks for the context.

I've definitely left companies because of personality conflicts with coworkers. It's just unbearable sometimes.

I'm a recruiter and I work with a lot of startups. Best recommendation I have without ruffling too many feathers is to ask about the founding team / management team and their previous success stories. It's not a perfect solution, but in my experience teams with a history of successful products or acquisitions have a lower level of bullshit. They're just more focused on the product and less focused on emotional games.

If you don't mind ruffling some feathers, then maybe try to sneak in a comment about a slightly edgy topic or current event and see where it takes you.

Otherwise, you can look for buzzwords in job posts that might signal company values you may or may not be in alignment with.
JPEG Sandbox
what makes you ssay that?
>You're taking a very individualist stance on the issue - nobody reasonable thinks you should literally give your money to oppressed people to assuage privilege guilt.

I have no control over what other people do, think or say. What other stance can I take?

I know. I was being hyperbolic with the US$20 bit.

Upon reflection, I interpreted GP's comment as moralistic and condescending, which colored my response in a bad way.

My error was I did not attempt to see their comment in the best possible light and that's not fair to them.

Others who've read my comment appear to agree.

>Often times the "I don't see colour" people are just sticking their heads in the sand about ongoing racial issues,

Sadly, those who pile that sand on these folks' heads are never held to account.

I suspect that many of those with their "heads in the sand" would be less inclined to ignore the intolerance if the sand shovelers (dump truck operators?) were shown for the venal, cynical scum they are.

More's the pity.
OS upgrade might be the problem. I'm still running Mojave!
This heavily depends on your usage model.

For example if your use case is a file archive (think raw photo or video), then fiesysytem interface does not matter - if the computer crashes soon after copy, you re-copy from original media. But bit flips are very real and can ruin your day.
i remember talks about Greece going default, is it any different ?
>Another alternative is to suppose there are hidden factors that we can’t quite access. David Bohm influentially suggested that a particle is accompanied by a “pilot wave” that guides its trajectory through the double-slit experiment and creates the interference pattern. Most physicists will tell you that this kind of “hidden variable” interpretation of quantum theory has been ruled out by a combination of experimental results and mathematical proofs.

This isn't the problem with Bohmian mechanics at all. Bohmian mechanics "solves" the EPR experiment by letting hidden variables jump around across spacelike separations. This cannot be disproven by Bell tests.

The problem with Bohmian mechanics (which I have always heard called "Bohmian mechanics", and not "pilot-wave theory") is that it isn't truly relativistic; it doesn't happen in Minkowski space and nobody has to my knowledge extended it to Minkowski space in a way that is widely considered acceptable. If the author likes Bohm's approach so much, he should learn about the ongoing developments:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/de_Broglie-Bohm_theory#Relativi...
Maybe 70% the speed of light. That's a handful of cycles at a few GHz for any SDRAM channel. The latency limitation is caked in to the scanning, strobed nature of SDRAM. It's dense and cheap, but it will never respond faster than ~20 ns (100+ cycles).
Easy fix is for the west to forbid anyone to sell food to China.
China can drink Russia's cheap oil and eat Russia's scarse, expensive food while the rest of the world has stomachs full of the food that would have gone to China.
Go ahead and give some examples of cases where the reflog won't help but tagging will?
Indeed, this is amazing.

First, destroy confidence in property rights by seizing central bank reserves (US debt). Why should anyone invest in US Govt debt after this, without a hefty political risk premium?

Then, try to disconnect Russia from the internet. Why should anyone trust American tech after this?

All this does in the end, is just hurting the regular people, who don't even have any input on the situation whatsoever. So, apparently Putin is a dictator, therefore we must punish people who didn't even elect him....? Is this sound logic?

Meanwhile let's make sure with all sorts of carve outs that oligarchs still have their billions, but also make sure the Russian hoi polloi don't even have access to Western media.

It seems to me, it's far simpler mentally to directly blame the vendors pulling out, rather than "Putin did something the West does all time, but it's only OK when they do it, not us. Then the West pressured their vendors into pulling out and reneging on contracts, which is only for our own good, therefore we must rise up and re-make Russia's political setup to Western preferences, so that we can use Apple Pay again".

The conclusion of all this isn't going to be "We must rise up against Putin", but it will be simply "IKEA bad".
You seem to be arguing an old version of pilot-wave theory, which has a version that's wrong (because it predicts real life incorrectly) or isn't known to be wrong but isn't falsifiable either (because it predicts real life exactly the same as QM). It also doesn't work well with special relativity, so it's less correct than QFT.
First, congratulations on the new job! First programming job is exciting!

We have all been there before. Don’t sweat it too much but also don’t ignore it (you don’t seem like you are so that’s good).

Idk what you’ll be doing more of. Identify where you’ll do most of your work on focus on that. DO NOT try to learn everything at once. Maybe that means building a react app with no backend and using 3rd party services. Maybe it’s making a pure api backend and using paw/insomnia/postman to query it.

1. Go to seniors before you go to Jrs for advice. There’s a reason someone is labeled “senior”.

2. Read read and read. Go find a book on fastapi if it exists.

3. Document anything you find weird. Your coworkers will love you for it. Documenting is like teaching and you can’t do it without understanding that piece of code. Furthermore, when you make a PR with those new docs, your coworkers get a chance to say “hey you don’t fully understand this”.

4. What areas are you weak on in fundamental programming? I find most people that struggle with a framework really
lack understanding in the fundamentals. If you do not, go read a book.

Python: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1449355730/ref=nodl_?tag=hackr-20&...

Js: (No book just read mdn) https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/

- Do you actually know OOP?
- Can you articulate the difference between pass by value vs reference?
- Do you understand how the HTTP request cycle works? What about Tls, cors, http methods, etc?
- Synchronous vs asynchronous code?
- Scope & closures?
- The DOM?
- (This one bothers me now a days) Can you actually write vanilla js? Do you understand what react (or others) are doing under the hood?

None of these are attacks. Be honest with what you don’t know and go learn it!

5. Create a project with the exact technology. Deploy it to the same services. Yes deploying is Ops but understanding the lifecycle of your code is important. Yes you will rip your hair out deploying on aws instead of heroku. Yes it will suck. But yes, you will be a better programmer.

This is going to be the most important one:
6. Stop comparing yourself to others. Time of programming means nothing. Unless you both read the exact same books and did the exact same projects and solved the same leet code problems, you’re comparing apples to oranges. For all you know, they could have a mentor. Maybe you were reading the worst guides ever and they read the best. Pondering how this happened won’t do you any good. Just keep moving forward!

Programming is not a job you get to walk away from after your 8hrs. You can but others will leave you in the dust.

You can do this! Do your best not to stress the day to day. Focus on growth. I promise you, if you focus on learning, 90 days from now you’ll question why you were even stressed out. You just have to be honest about what you don’t know and learn it.
Because the Gates Foundation publishes its returns? https://www.gatesfoundation.org/about/financials
Concern Rising That Putin Could Use Nuclear Weapons
I also perfect a smaller phone. I'm ok with the 13 but my biggest issue on size is actually the bezel. It's to small so when i type my left hand palm hits the keyboard and switches it to n3mb34s (like that).
The 3090 should have no problem playing all but the most poorly optimized VR games at max or near-max settings. Often times the difference between "very high" and "ultra" is indistinguishable btw, with "ultra" just being shit that wasn't well optimized to begin with.
The deification of Alan Turing
The GPU is nice, but software needs to support Metal and be ARM native before it will run at full speed.
Tl;Dr: quantum physicist in the midst of existential crisis articulating his dread.
> Humanity either needs to "agree to disagree" on wide swaths of things we care a whole bunch about (abortion, firearms, lgbtq, etc) or we need to go back to not discussing those things in public or polite company.

Two out of three of those aren't just random positions. If you believe someone else is literally advocating for murdering children, I can see why you would judge them. Similarly, if you see people oppressing people like you for some reason, you should judge them.

I will admit, I have no idea what the disagreement in modern society is with relation the LGBTQ people. Like, I can articulate both sides of the abortion debate. Hell, I can even understand the sides about firearms. But what is the dispute about LGBTQ?
>Do I even need to go on about why such absolutism can lead to tragedy?

They think that I and my people shouldn't exist, that my country shouldn't exist.

We already have a tragedy on our hands -- humanitarian crisis, my people being exterminated, etc. This is no time for equivocation, a vast majority (>70%) support Putin and be extension the war.

And protesting does not absolve your guilt. Ukraine has been at war since 2014.

War in Georgia was in 2008, so lets not mince words. They have supported this regime for decades.
Of course "consciousness is special" is what you'd expect someone with a consciousness to say, so we shouldn't trust it unless we can prove the video was made by a p-zombie.
Of course it has the same single core performance, they use the same cores. We’re not gonna see single core move until the A15 based Mx comes out, presumably later this year.

Honestly says a lot more about the Air than it does the Studio.
One theory, which I find quite plausible, is that there are many universes, all of which have variations on these constants. And the reason our universe is the way it is, is because we are here to observe it - given that most other configurations of these constants wouldn’t support life (the strong anthropic principle).
Waging war to erase a nation or ethnic group is the very definition of genocide. Yes. It’s genocide.
I've recruited and worked at dozens of startups, and at least at the Seed -> A/B rounds, they seem to be laser focused on their product and surviving, so I haven't seen this at those early growth stages.

Once they get to C-round -> IPO and mature though I do start seeing this more.
This. I will never pay for ads.
Don't know about Australia but in my area(Asia) the prices are now going back near MSRP.