skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I stopped reading when I saw the key stipulation was a distance of within 15 ft. It seems like the only controversial thing here is the ever so typical shitty click bait title.
GCC also has libquadmath which provides 128-bit floats by sticking 2 64-bit floats together. More than twice as slow, but extra precision just by changing a type and linking the library.

Works great in XaoS, which is where I like my extra precision, but a deep fractal zoom can consume as much precision as you can muster. Imagine a 64kbit-precision Mandelbrot zoom!
> Strangly, Neal Stephenson's " Cryptonomicon" ... The idea that something so profoundly good can exist for people like us, convinced me to read only very high quality literature of all kinds and sci-fi of only the highest kind. Also made me give up watching TV/web series to a large degree. I don’t compromise with the quality of entertainment that I consume anymore. I consume only the best and most desired things.

I have a hard time with this. Earlier i used stuff like imdb and goodreads to determine and then i realized i don't like more than half of what i consume. Later i started asking what my friends liked, and consumed as per their recommendations, had a similar experience but this time around whenever i didn't like something, i complained to my friend and we had long discussions about it sometimes spanning multiple days. i found this approach better even if it sometimes meant consuming the trend of the week.
After doing that for an year or two i started doing to consume/save-for-later anything that remotely looked interesting. These days I'm still following that approach. i still come across a lot of cheap makes but i think these
help me to judge what's good and what's not.
I mostly bring up this argument as i strongly believe "best" is subjective And going by all time classics or other people's recommendations you may miss out a chance to discover for yourself what is truly best for you.
This was a straw man argument.
Ignore it if it doesn't apply to you.
But i'm curious on how you determine what makes "highest kind" and "best" before consuming it.

> "Mastery" by Leonard Gordon

I couldn't find this book.
Yeah what an idiot. I’m totally fine with gene editing, I could give a shit how many experts disagree.

It’s possible, it’s cool, let’s do it.
> not to be tenable in Python

https://github.com/Exa-Networks/exabgp is written in python
Geebus. How did I never pick up on that juicy tidbit during 2008 coverage.

That's both awesome and insane
This is true. Other companies in this space spend a lot of time writing import routines for the old system's data.

Also, the other companies in this space suck too, for most of the same reasons.
Ask HN: How do you give the original creator credit?
What is the ethical way of using open source project?
> This is one of the things I actually believe the conservatives get right.

If you go back into the early history of conservatism, there was a breed of conservative that wanted to protect traditional social relations against the social dislocation of early capitalism.

The problem is, the people doing the social dislocation, the people doing the enclosures and clearances, were also those who benefited the most from the traditional social relations, aristocrats, etc. So the idea developed in two divergent directions: the first, the conservatives, who tried to protect traditional society by moral education, enforcement, entreaty, etc, the second, the early socialists, who tried to protect traditional society by protecting traditional social relations (usually land rights) through politics.

As you can imagine, this cuts in opposite directions: the first group would want to protect, for instance, traditional aristocratic privilege, while the second might want to abrogate it, in order to prevent an aristocrat from taking their land. Both sides would be seeing themselves as 'conserving' the status quo.

This was all about three hundred years ago in the UK, or much less in Spain, or Mexico, or Russia. The current dominance of 'conservative liberals' in all nations shows that the first direction, where you protect the veneer of tradition while allowing unfettered capitalism to trash its innards, won out. The last socialist revolutionaries of the old sort were people like Zapata, protecting their societies against the encroaching Haciendas. Today, there is nothing left to protect, so that's why modern socialists don't have much truck with whatever shreds of traditional culture remain.
Eats battery like Hell on my Android phone.
Go's garbage collector has super short stop the world now, about 1ns IIRC. Most of the work is done concurrently from the main process threads.
I don't understand what you mean. How would voluntarily video taping a police office be the same as forced self incrimination?
It could be habit from the wiring of their brain being setup for video from social media.

But following your idea of finding a reason that assumes it's actually more beneficial learning from video than text for people in that class, you need to consider two alternatives.

The first is that they are better at video, but the second is that they are worse as long form text.
Similar. But not for 30 freakin years - we all know rates will shoot up!
How was it reckless or unethical? The kids are fine, they’re probably immune to aids. What’s the big deal?
How does that get back my job and my 30 days?
> Germany suddenly realizing that the road to peace through mercantilism....

I'm pretty sure what he is saying is that Europe and Germany have realized that the road to peace through free markets won't work and that they are returning to a mercantilist/socialist approach - both by strengthening the bonds between government and business, and by using business and trade restrictions as a weapon.
Now that I think about it pets avoid the narcissistic boomer parent who likes to drink, yell at the tv, be unpredictable or pet too aggressively and gravitate towards quiet friendly people, which is probably a good model for the way humans naturally feel. Over the years I have tried to overcome this aversion for the sake of family but its really hard to be totally calm with someone you can’t trust to behave.
Tech debt isn't real and can't hurt you
The editing was to imitate a natural mutation of CCR5 which is already present in 1% of northern europeans.
The genes aren’t mutated, your genes are mutated as they carry an inferior mutation that lets you get aids.
Toxic parents, Susan Forward. Opened my eyes on issues with my parents and highlighted that it's not me being broken. First step to overcome my issues.
I just wanted to mention that this is taken from the blog of Martin Sústrik, one of the original authors of ZeroMQ.
Having watched Casey's Handmade Hero series since day-1, I've always found him to be highly skilled and insightful. While not a game developer myself, learning from his approach to first-principles software development and code optimization has paid dividends in my day to day work nonetheless.
The interview is packed with insightful statements. Eg:

I think the strong sanctions from the U.S. have less to do
with saving Ukraine. America is more strategic than it is
emotional. By imposing the sanctions, they want to save
Taiwan by showing China the price of an intervention.

I wish he'd spoken a little more about Taiwan, though maybe it's outside his area of expertise. America wants China to side against Russia, but it would be convenient for China if there were the precedent of Russia annexing Crimea.
Note the bug is now fixed, and was only ever in a pre-release, which you had to opt in to getting.

Still a serious bug of course!
.... What country are you in? Wait. Nevermind... :/
This VR blackboard on the Oculus Quest looks interesting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aiw3m8EK0rs&t=2s

(I don't have a Quest myself, so I actually don't know if I would like working with it)
I didn't say "just video recording". I said "video recording", which is where most of those videos come from: the public video recording police. There is some body cam footage (which are public records) on that channel, too.

And the "a lot more" they're doing is all constitutionally-protected activity.

For example, here's a recent video of a straight white male who is holding a protest sign on a public sidewalk getting arrested. [0]

[0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87opWHYxwh0
I was gonna say this seems really outdated. 2016 was ages ago in the AI world. We've had Openai Five, AlphaStar, MuZero, BERT, GTP and tons of other groundbreaking stuff since then. This presentation tells you nothing about the current state of the field.
It's where I grew up so density of family is a big reason not to move. Social policy in places like Germany does sound like a better overall deal than what we have in the US, hopefully we can shore things up here because most people don't even really have the option to move even if they wanted to.
Yes. Magic School Bus already did this episode.
But games with difficulty modes always are. It happens naturally, developers and testers are just doing their job after all, to them it is easier to always test things on the easiest difficulty setting so that setting is what gets most development time. Solo developers might be able to work around this, but in a large team this will always happen. High level of polish comes when everyone is forced to run through the content, since then everyone will provide feedback and solutions to problems will be found. If a part is too hard or too tedious people will complain and the part will be made easier or changed, this wont happen if you enable developers or testers to run easier modes.
Not many opportunities to calibrate/test toys at that scale...?
I can't reply in full right now but that's a false dichotomy.
My current work laptop is self managed, so yes. My previous was a locked down Mac and I don't think I had full admin. Before that I did have root on both my desktop and laptop.
Cognitive therapist.
Meanwhile, I'll sit here with the elixir of life (which, isn't hydrocarbon based, but works on the kinda logic where one cucumber and tuna sandwich enables you to cycle about 80km ;)
ripgrep[1] is usually mentioned in the same breath. I use them both daily. Truly indispensable.

[1] https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep
…there is no SMP Apple silicon hardware?
The citation is in my comment. Here it is again:

https://www.politico.com/news/2021/05/26/facebook-ban-covid-...

More:

https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2021-06-07/facebo...
I am confused, I was asking the people that said that this yellow is a standard uniform to share with us a photo or video where it was used because this would be an instant way to shut up the "pro Ukraine" messaging.

If you want to add evidence that only blue was used probably you should reply to the comment above that said yellow is a an old uniform used for years, the person I asked if he or people with same believes can share a image/video with yellow.
Great idea! Since you're already integrated with Google sign on, you should consider building a Workspace app and get into the marketplace: https://workspace.google.com/marketplace

You could integrate directly into Drive so customers can create LiveDocs from Drive, and get marketing exposure in the marketplace.
Crashes iOS safari when moving the map ~40 miles.

Seems like a great game though, going to check it out in my desktop later.
> secondly, worrying about firmware security issues is silly, because if you can't physically prevent access to the computer, it's pwned anyway no matter how secure the firmware is.

Not true. Apple hired some of the best security experts in the world to build a system that was resistant to pwnage even if the attacker has physical access to the machine:

https://mobile.twitter.com/XenoKovah/status/1425800637166596...
How does this even work? Police officer walks to within 7 feet of you: you’re not allowed to film. They tell you to stop filming and then suddenly you’re allowed to because they’re interacting with you?
Things Worth Fighting For
It also worked under certain assumptions.

- No concurrency whatsoever.

- No Unicode support.

- In particular, no wide characters support (Chinese, Japanese, emoji).

Not that these are unsurmountable difficulties. But they need to be addressed before jumping to use the good old ways.
I think a difference with Wordle is that we're playing different neighborhoods and different streets every day, so a "cheated" perfect score would have little meaning. And I think when people share their Wordle results, it's often a "wow, I lucked out on that guess" or "phew, almost didn't get it".

Perhaps the ability to choose the sample area could be based on the zoom level and hidden under a settings cog?
I mean.... I was (hopefully) obviously going for a cynical take. That said, I don't know how far I can agree with "we could have a society that acts like basically no other society we have ever seen." Do you have anything to base this "theoretical" on?

Similarly, I'm fine with creating more homes for people, even if they are not artistic. When the value is on someone living there, as opposed to others looking at it, it sounds a whole lot differently.
>secondly, worrying about firmware security issues is silly, because if you can't physically prevent access to the computer, it's pwned anyway no matter how secure the firmware is

This is just completely wrong. You're peddling bad 20-year-old advice that hasn't ever been completely true, and especially not anymore.

First, firmware updates often patch vulnerabilities that would allow attacks without physical access. Most obviously, vulnerabilities in the networking hardware can allow attackers to take control a machine by sending crafted packets. But other hardware issues can also, e.g., make it possible for untrusted code to perform a privilege escalation of some kind. You want firmware updates to protect yourself.

Second, Macs/iOS devices and PCs—through the Secure Enclave and TPM, respectively—offer really good protection against physical access attacks. They verify the integrity of boot components and are only able to decrypt the system volume if they detect an untampered boot chain. Further, they can lock down direct memory access to protect powered-on systems from bypasses to user authentication. This is why nowadays, if a thief steals your laptop and you had the hard drive encryption with hardware security features on (on Windows, if you set up with a Microsoft Account, this is enabled without any further action by the user), you can feel fairly secure that even a technically savvy thief cannot access your data. Firmware updates can fix vulnerabilities in these security systems.
Thanks for reminding me, I have used arbitrarily named refs before just slipped my mind. So it could be like 'refs/patches' or whatever. I used refs/backups in my safety net https://gist.github.com/chx/3a694c2a077451e3d446f85546bb9278
So he walks up to you silently and then arrests you for having recorded him within 8 feet while he had not interacted with you. The cops do not follow the law in good faith ever and this gives them another trivially abused tool, like when they would stop people because they "smelled" pot that never existed
They mostly have their own network available, and easily enough crackable. If you're really determined you can pay some kids to break the cameras and wait for the tech to arrive to fix it over the next days and then capture all her network traffic..

Then find out you can control the cost/litre at the pumps via some awful soap api.. That's talking over the internet anyway..

I mean. So I've heard... (Looking at you, TOTAL)
Given the examples maybe he is referring to heterogeneous single-system images over a local or wide area network?
The Sad Story of Stephen “Otter” Olshansky on the Continental Divide Trail, NM
BGP is the de facto routing protocol of the Internet. The basic problem that it solves is computing and distributing routes between independently operated networks. It is actually a pretty ramshackle protocol (among other things it usually uses TCP, which can create some interesting problems [1]) but it is the only widely deployed protocol that can handle the scale of the Internet.

In theory BGP can be used within a single network, though it is not well-suited to such an application except in very large networks. Facebook is known to use BGP internally [2]. Usually an "interior gateway protocol" like OSPF or IS-IS is better for internal routes, with BGP then distributing those routes to the external networks from the gateway routers (i.e. those routers that interconnect the networks). BGP can also be used for other, more niche applications within a single network, like setting up VPNs (VPLS, VPNv4, etc.).

[1] https://blog.benjojo.co.uk/post/bgp-stuck-routes-tcp-zero-wi...

[2] https://research.facebook.com/publications/running-bgp-in-da...
HTTP and JSON may count as "really really basic" to you and BGP may not, but I worked on BGP years before I ever touched HTTP or JSON so the opposite would be true for me. People from different backgrounds are familiar with different acronyms and as a result different acronyms are assumed to be known in different contexts. Don't assume your experience to be universal.
Makes sense.

I like what I do. I like my team. But I also like not having brain damage: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-022-04569-5
Top Pre-Trained Models for Image Classification with Python Code
Enforcement is very difficult since anyone that wants to can start doing it. It's mind blowing but the tools and materials for genetic work are relatively inexpensive and are mostly unregulated. As far as know-how, it is not restricted either. The field mostly relies on good-will to make sure they do it ethically. Sure there are laws but they are only useful once some one is caught doing something wrong.
Advanced Data Blending and Join Operators in Google Data Studio – 2022
In our streets bins for trash go out and support Ukraine every Thursday. Yellow for plastic and blue for paper.

I absolutely agree that propaganda in news is so strong nowdays. Basically everything flows on emotions. It must be great time for news agencies.
If one works at Walmart, for example, one does not get to opt out of being filmed by the employer within the workplace.

For police, the neighborhood is the workplace, and the taxpaying citizen is the “Employer” of the police.

The logic which applies for one, should apply for the other.
There was a guy on youtube doing no till farming and he basically thought that commercial fertilizer and pesticide is a waste of money. Between growing seasons he is using a location specific mix of 18-20 cover crops to keep the soil covered. He didn't even clean up the residue from the previous crops, preferring to seed directly through a thickly covered bed. He barely had any problems with pests or diseases as he the predators of the pests survive and take care of the problem or he made sure there are enough mycorrhizal fungi and bacteria of the proper kind in the soil. The soil quality was getting better every single year.

There are some obvious downsides. First of all, over the short term you will see lower yields as you aren't strip mining the soil for a short term benefit. Second, you actually need a huge amount of knowledge to do this properly. Third, it takes decades to build up high quality soil and only a few years to ruin it, it's like forestry in that regard.
Are you a rubber duck?
Propaganda can be authentic. For example, during the 2016 election the Russians hacked the DNC and leaked the retrieved e-mails. They were authentic but they were also part of a propaganda campaign.

Hunter Biden’s laptop appears be authentic but it’s hard to tell what data and how much given the unknown provenance of the device. It was also clearly part of a smear campaign involving Rudy Giuliani, who himself has been caught literally spreading Russian propaganda. The heart of the whole Hunter Biden laptop issue was that it was being used to suggest that Pres. Biden was engaged in nefarious business deals with his son and China, which so far has not been proven, the laptop notwithstanding.

On measure given what Russia did in 2016, how the Republican Senate Intel Committee found that Trump and his associates willfully engaged with Russians to aid his campaign, and Trump’s clear assertion that he would engage in the same conduct in the future, the actions taken during 2020 seem prudent to me.
> I think the strong sanctions from the U.S. have less to do
with saving Ukraine. America is more strategic than it is
emotional. By imposing the sanctions, they want to save
Taiwan by showing China the price of an intervention.

Not really. Here's an insight, if you will

What happens now is a straight result of your action. But, what will happen in the future - is an implication of your current action - and that's interpretation of Taiwan invasion for China
The three Russian astronauts in question are all graduates of Bauman Moscow State Technical University, and its colors are yellow and blue. According to the Denver Post (https://www.denverpost.com/2022/03/19/live-updates-thousands...), the astronauts claimed today that that's why they chose those colors. Who knows if that's the real reason, but one could certainly imagine that that explanation would be a convenient way to avoid getting themselves in trouble with the Russian authorities.
Were this to be enacted, it will come down to the Supreme Court. The court will have to invet a new doctrine as they did with "Reasonable Suspicion" in Terry v. Ohio. Given the court's 50 year track record I would expect they will find a way to carve out this new right for police at the expense of our 4th, 9th and 14th amendment rights.
I'm not trying to troll you or be annoying or get off my lawn kinda thing right, but seriously, what the fuck is the point of oh-my-zsh?

I still use ksh these days (actually, the openbsd version, even on linux) and it behaves EXACTLY the same way as a bash shell to the uninitiated (ctrl+r, fc -l, etc etc etc)..

I have some little shell functions that I use for things, like 'git_branch()' which I use with some aliases (I have >200 shell aliases)..

ZSH has a fucking ftp client in it right? And it still just behaves like bash? What does it do on top? Am I missing something? :}
In Hitler's Ethic Weikart helps unlock the mystery of Hitler's evil by vividly demonstrating the surprising conclusion that Hitler's immorality flowed from a coherent ethic. Hitler was inspired by evolutionary ethics to pursue the utopian project of biologically improving the human race.

https://www.csustan.edu/history/hitlers-ethic

Further- if we use dynamical system theory and look at coastal engineering-when we apply a control (say a barrier wall or "groyne" at the beach, to retain the nice sand) mother nature with time will work around it (the sand is carried by the tide and waves to carve out of the beach and deposit on the back of the retaining wall)
https://www.researchgate.net/figure/a-The-terminal-groyne-sy...

Engineering nature properly requires a liberatory embrace of differentiation, diversity, and ultimately futility. The natSoc obsession with systemic perfection and crystallization leads somewhere predictable, and we rightly stamped the movement out (though many of the doctors worked w and moved to the US, and allies have had their share of eugenic fantasies and doctrines).

We need to wake up from the childlike belief in the infallibility of scientism.
As Richard Feynman put it:
"Science is the belief in the ignorance of experts"
I believe there is a risk that they could be vulnerable to other diseases, like influenza. And maybe more unknown side effects

Also - He forged ethics documents (he did not have his University’s approval) and had a coercive clause in the consent form which meant the patient would be liable for costs if they backed out