skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The M1s are my desktop and laptop respectively, the Xeons are for deployment scenarios, and the Threadripper box is used mostly for big builds.

I don't have my current project building on `darwin-aarch64` yet so I haven't been able to do a comparison, but I suspect that once I can get my hands on an M1 Ultra that it will build a big C++/Haskell application faster than the 64-core Threadripper does.

800GB/s of memory bandwidth is insane. You write programs differently for a computer where your main memory is effectively an on-die L3 cache at 128GB.
She had lease with landlord, and was looking to share the place. She was planning on continuing to live in the unit. This is common in a college towns if the apartment is a 2 bedroom, often you would rent the second bedroom out.

Yes, landlord reasonably checked out. They agreed on terms in terms of the monthly amount, utilities etc. New roommate gave some reason to want to get going on getting their stuff moved in or measuring things or something, she gave them a copy of the key for that.

That's all it took.
These things obviously vary between jurisdictions, but from my own experience lead-painted material is not "hazardous" waste. In fact, last time I checked (~10yrs), the official guidance was to put it in municipal trash or a standard dumpster. Furthermore, I've had an inspector called on me while helping to paint a house, precipitated by a busybody neighbor. The inspector established that we were family, and then just left never to return - lead exposure is regulated as an occupational hazard, and none of us were being paid. And my experience is from a state known for overbearing regulations.

I got rid of the PS because it was needlessly obtuse. But trying to restate it nicer - coming at someone DIYing with the attitude that they should be hiring "professionals" instead, as opposed to offering constructive criticism and perhaps even help, is a guaranteed recipe for a failed interaction.

And unless you've got actual demonstrable harm from your neighbor's activities - more than a vague worry about the possibility of lead dust being carried by the wind - filing a baseless lawsuit is indeed best characterized as harassment. At a certain point, there is an threshold of blame that is impossible to adjudicate. Slightly elevated environmental lead is squarely in that territory (it could have also come from a piston plane flying overhead), which is why the real fix is to systematically eliminate the use of lead to begin with.
I'm guessing the health angle wasn't contemplated. Focusing on health wasn't that common before.
Then the law isn’t necessary because officers already have lawful authority to enforce a “reasonable” safety boundary.
Well done! Sent it to my pal who likes to go on long walks and another who enjoys bicycling the city streets.
The point of the law is to stop the people filming from tiny distances and getting in the way. You can definitely tell 3 feet for example.
I bet it goes through because 8 feet is close enough to get to a cop without getting bit, and it’s up to the cop saying it’s dangerous which they’ll never do unless it really is.
https://gizmodo.com/the-untold-story-of-napoleon-hill-the-gr...

Apparently he was a bit of a fraud. Or generously put... a fake it till you make it guy. I don't think this is an ad hominem attack, as credibility matters in this case.
What leads you to that interpretation?

I don't know if you hit the paywall perhaps, but the article says:

> [...] in what appeared to be a daring statement against the war.

[my emphasis]

> The colour scheme and its dramatic divergence from usual dress codes drew gasps from Nasa officials and members of Nasa’s astronaut corps. “Wow. Just wow,” said Terry Virts, a former US commander of the ISS.

> Artemyev, the commander, joked in Russian that there was “a lot of yellow material accumulated at the warehouse” when the flight suits were made.
Nice job reading the article /s
Live below your means and you will rarely, if ever, have financial issues. This requires a different perspective on 'having money'.

For this you have to ditch the idea of signalling your wealth to your friends and colleagues and, instead, be content to be seen as poorer than you are. Perhaps you don't buy a new car (ever). I'm still driving the car I bought in ~2010. Perhaps you live in an ugly/old building.

You also have to be willing to continually trim spending to exactly what you value. For example, I personally value eating food made with high quality ingredients, so I'm willing to spend more on these ingredients, but this also means I need to spend less elsewhere so I stopped going to bars and cut down on my eating out.

The upside of this approach is being able to do the things I really value while still having a large buffer of funds in case something happens to me or the economy as a whole.

The end result is total financial peace of mind.
The problem with that is that they get 12 cops to body-block any cameras 8ft away or more... sometimes you have to be close to get a good angle.
Cops unlawfully arrest people all the time for multitudes of reasons, but we have courts to deal with those cases of unlawful arrest.

It should be very clear from an officer's body cam whether the recording party is within 8 feet. That's a basic personal space amount of distance.
Sure. I wouldn't argue that people don't make silly claims about their pets. At the same time, historically scientists have made what now seem to be silly claims about pets in the other direction. Regarding anthropomorphization, what are "human characteristics"? Are those characteristics that can only be found in humans? Or is it just characteristics that we commonly see in humans, but which may be present in other animals as well? Because that list of characteristics was much larger even 20 years ago than it is today.
My sense was that the living situation was in fact untenable (ie, shared kitchen, accusations of theft etc).
Explains so much
> The original comment I replied to, said Apple features are only achievable due to their ecosystem

No, they said those features are only achievable on Apple systems by Apple because of they close everyone else out of their ecosystem.

> so it's great that FOSS alternatives exist that do the same things so those less fortunate can enjoy them at a fraction of the cost.

I agree 1000%, but that's not what we were talking about.
Model Understanding with Feature Importance
> That is interesting, but what I really wonder about is more subtle cognitive effects. Did it make people meaner? More easily led? Less collaborative?

More boomer for sure
I wonder what they would look like if stars were pointed objects.
Recording at 8 feet with halogen lamp to the face and pole microphone, ok sir?
Maybe stop bringing in a million people a year.
On this tangent, I want to recommend the Ware Tetralogy by Rudy Rucker. Rucker did a lot of work on cellular automata in his day.
Yeah, I actually did that, and just came back to delete my comment, but you've already replied, so I can't any more :)
My dog has email and back-to-back meetings?!
I think it's less of a mocking and more of a reminder.

Especially now when the US media is calling for war crimes investigations against Russian actions when the US doesn't have any moral standpoint in prosecuting anyone for war crimes.
IMHO it's as trivial as CTRL-S after you publish the blog post. If you care
I think that quote gets misinterpreted a bit. I don't think Miyazaki is against the gross out factor entirely, but he doesn't want that to be the sole characteristic of the design.

Ludwig (your second example) is, I think, a perfect example of this. He's one of the most disgusting designs they've ever made, and yet when he stands during his second phase, and the music swells, you get an immense feeling of the grandeur and power of Ludwig before his fall to the disgusting creature he became:

https://youtu.be/7n1qe2ZSTPA?t=102

That being said, I think FromSoft's designs sometimes ARE "just gross". But it's an admirable guiding principle, even if they don't always hit it.
I think you're right. Usually a dozen cops respond to most major calls. Now anybody trying to record, within a block of the action, will be arrested and have their camera seized.
Maybe dogs aren't actually self-aware. They're just emulating how a self-aware creature would behave.

Just like humans.
Disney is rumored to be acquiring an NFT collection
How?? This is insane. Dark Souls is the most absurdly plain and boring looking game that ever somehow defined a genre.
Fair those with a passing interest in the subject, I recommend Way Of The Wyrd. It's a well-researched novel about an early mediaeval novice's adventures with a pagan sorcerer.
"you can easily gather evidence while not being within 8 feet"

Only a bystander can. The person who needs it the most, can't.

Meanwhile, the police's own body cam is on while they are within 8 feet of you. Assuming they didn't turn it off, assuming you get access to it later, in a timely manner, unedited...

There is an argument about interference and safety, but no valid argument in the end, since there is no way to allow the limitation without creating a tool for abuse that's worse.

Better to let actual cases of interference be tried as such. Make the officer have to invoke a process after the fact, and have to defend their claim of criminal or endagering interference in court.
Is there an underlying assumption here that all of the datasets' domains are perfectly in sync with each other in the context of domain metadata?

As an example, a Team1 might define the manufacturer of a Sprocket as the company that assembled it, whereas a Team2 might define the manufacturer as the company that built the Sprocket's engine. Since the purpose of a datamesh is to enable other teams to perform cross-domain data analytics, there needs to be reconciliation regarding these definitions, or it'll become a datamess. Where does that get resolved?
I enjoy the NWT translation, it's in modern English but also very true to the original text.

https://www.jw.org/en/library/bible/study-bible/books/

It's also available in the JW Library app. Both are 100% free, no signups or membership, and makes reading so much easier and more enjoyable.
oops! s/decision/debugging/
>Criticizing the US war machine on behalf of a foreign government might.

It wouldn't, but that is a significant accusation you're making. Do you have actual proof, or is this just Red Scare 2.0?
It's that thing facebook messed up the other day and nobody could connect to it.
Your comment, like many others in this thread, seems to be of the form "what if the police do this other, unrelated, illegal thing?"

The solution is to make sure there are repercussions for cops doing illegal things, not to prevent laws from being passed because cops might try to twist the intention of the law to try to justify illegal acts.

Courts have a lot of discretion in deciding cases, and many cases come down to a question of intent. If 12 cops intentionally body-block someone who is recording, that's something that a judge isn't likely to look at too fondly.
"Excuse me, you with the camera, can you come over here for a second" -> arrested.

"Excuse me, you with the camera, can you come over here for a second".. the person moves away.. "why are you running" -> arrested.

Cop moves towards the person filming -> arrested.

It's a law which will be abused.
Algorithms: Ruining computer programming since 2500 BC.
A geofence matching the city limits would be great
There is already a law that makes it illegal to get in the way.
Also this article in Mother Jones: https://www.motherjones.com/environment/2016/02/lead-exposur...
What does the supply chain security for open source software look like? I would expect more attempts to compromise open source projects.
That's a bad idea, now we can't read it anymore!
My understanding from the previous comment, is that you were pushing a different narrative, specifically that ppl are having more children than in the past because welfare and child care, etc.

The graph says that’s not the case.

God we agree.
"Closed when bears are present"
The reason for it may be less appealing. According to Cloudflare[1]:

> The archive.is owner has explained that he returns bad results to us because we don’t pass along the EDNS subnet information. This information leaks information about a requester’s IP and, in turn, sacrifices the privacy of users.

1: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19828317
Russian cosmonauts will be wearing the Chinese flag soon.
Argbash: Bash argument parsing code generator
The person the officer is interacting with might be concerned in a very different way about what they say to a police officer, vs what they say to a police officer while a random or perhaps not random at all third party is recording. 8 ft seems like a reasonable cutoff.

But something needs to be done about the abuse potential of another officer walking towards the recording person, repeating "eight foot rule! eight foot rule!" to continuously push back the recording person so that their colleagues can proceed unwatched.
C was not well-designed. In fact I would say it was poorly-designed It is weakly typed with a fair bit of undefined behavior. Many people praise Dennis Ritchie for creating C, but I don't. Ken Thompson did a great job on designing Unix and UTF-8 though. To me, Ken is the real hero of these two.
Glenn Greenwald? He's a hack.
If you want Pascal, this might be what you want: https://wiki.freepascal.org/Free_Vision
I’m a lifelong dog owner and it’s extremely true that people do this. They literally go as far as creating instagram accounts to role play as pets. They follow other people’s pets who do the same. It’s bonkers.
Jailed baby gene scientist ‘should be made responsible’ for the children
This is pretty intensely reductive of the actual state of the world. It only works if all people are competing for all jobs, which they are not.

To pick a boring example, see the multitude of companies complaining about labor shortages and also the number of felons who are struggling to find jobs.
While these people may be arrested and their cameras may be seized, they could easily sue for unlawful arrest if they were more than 8 feet away at the time. Exactly the same as if their cameras were seized before the 8-foot law were in effect.
Is openbsd support for puri.sm laptops any good? I don’t want to buy a macbook.
> If 12 cops intentionally body-block someone who is recording, that's something that a judge isn't likely to look at too fondly.

That’s all fine and well, but when they can just take your device then you no longer have a video of whatever you were attempting to record. Things used in a “crime” are subject to seizure.
You probably wouldn't detect it since there are so many effects at play here. For example, the parents of those born after WW2 in western countries are on average much younger than before (especially men) or after. Parental age has a significant effect on mutation rate and hence mental illness. As a consequence, bare intelligence is slightly increased in the same generation.
The officer that just took your phone from you? Or handcuffed you? That officer?

Or one of the other officers standing around in any of the other 359 degrees where your phone isn't pointing?

There is just no way to make any of their excuses actually hold water.
Not going to engage in something like that on Twitter, but have they worn them to the ISS before? My impression from the article was not that they got them custom-made, but that they did something non-standard for this particular assignment.

As in, instead of 'the standard-issue [for all ISS crew, regardless of nationality] blue uniform' (this? https://www.theverge.com/2017/1/25/14383852/boeing-blue-spac...) they chose their Russian 'Ukrainian colours' uniform that, yes, has been around years.

I don't have any prior knowledge of any of this though, just playing devil's advocate.
The World Trade Center under construction through photos, 1966-1979
I'm amused that you linked to a google search for a floppy disk.
>But when the "stupidity" always leans in one particular political direction, it's difficult not to attribut malice to it.

Does it really though? There is plenty of stupidity to go around.
LOL. What would you do if you had evidence of police misconduct? Take it to the police? Take it to the prosecutor? Take it to a judge?

Unless you can get it into the media you cannot get any justice. From personal experience, even if you take hard documentary evidence of misconduct to the police, prosecutor or judge, each of them will laugh you out of the room.

Who watches the watchers?
http://archive.today/2LOd5
That is statement is going to be used quite often by cops.
War in Ukraine Lengthens List of Violent Acts over Water
obviously they had a problem reading the US Constitution
In my years with The Cat, I'm convinced the only thought in its tiny brain 24/7 is "I want food".

Once the automatic cat feeder failed and The Cat had access to all it could eat. Had to take it to the vet to unjam its digestive tract.
Sber warned about the danger in the online application
Only a prosecutor can bring charges against the police. How do you think the prosecutor's office is going to get cases if it antagonizes the police that supply them?
Most likely the Art Book, they put one out for each game.
I feel like this should be part of git, also naming it git-split-patch and having it in the PATH would allow to to do `git split-patch`
A lot of them are configured by literally scanning settings. These "settings" barcodes are often left out in the open, or east to recreate. I used to have a "cheat sheet" when i managed scanners in a warehouse

https://downloads.dell.com/manuals/all-products/esuprt_tab_m...
What kind of cold hearted person swipes left??
Thanks for the rec. I'm only familiar with it because it was referenced in Dead Cells.
> A total of 10,000 people were involved in its construction. Tragically, 60 people were killed during construction.

Wow! 60 deaths constructing it.
> Sberbank believes that the new app update may contain a virus. Users were asked to temporarily refrain from updates.
So who is going to stop cops from doing illegal things - other cops? The judicial system that is also on the side of the cops?
Sometimes 2 lines of code is just better than 6 and not worth the extra brain cycles.

There's DRY, then there's premature optimization.
As I mentioned, the article clarifies that the law only applies in the case that an officer is interacting with a third party.

A cop walking towards you is clearly interacting with you, not a third party, thus the law would not apply.
It is also awesome, easy to use and very convenient. If you are configuring anything through AWS web GUI, you should give Terraform a go, you won't regret it.

(not affiliated in any way, just a happy user)
I don't think you understand how the GOP operates now. 8ft now, next year, they increase it. It's like what they do with abortions.
Same here. Traveling and when I search for postgres I don't want to find the local student project as the top result
Interesting perspective, could you elaborate?
Yeah, let's think about this! Hypothetical time: a new bike path opens up and it goes right past my work and home. I get rid of my car, and save $shitloads on insurance and gas. I now no longer need to spend as much money to get to work! How much of that savings should be captured by my employer, or should I get it all? See the problem?

The company isn't saving $5400 of transit-related costs, an employee is. Putting the savings in terms of cuttable salary is kinda ridiculous. Surprisingly, most people work at their jobs in exchange for remuneration, not the satisfaction of reducing costs for their employer; you must be management.
Qualcomm is adding AV1 support, which could be huge for online video
Show HN: Magic Python lib to implement lexers/parsers
> Barcode scanners are hilariously bad

Aren't they just USB HID (previously: serial) devices that literally just output key codes for the numbers detected?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCHHzw4s5W4
I took the color cast off this for you:

https://imgur.com/oGCUUSD

Download it and reply and I'll remove it.
[1] Is what (I believe) they were talking about. Rather than configuring these in a sane way you just scan configuration barcodes. I didn't see anything on the list that was too dangerous but you could change the maximum input length or allow full ASCII encoding which could be dangerous if the programmers assumed that the barcode reader returns a fixed length string of numbers.

[1] https://cdn.sparkfun.com/assets/b/5/0/e/e/DY_Scan_Setting_Ma...
I’m shocked at the support for this here. It doesn’t matter that it only applies to within 8 feet and if it’s an interaction with someone else. No one should have to know a law about whether they can record police or not. What are you going to do, look up the law when an officer tells you to stop recording? Remember if you refuse it’s a 30 day jail time you could be facing. Want to take bets on whether the officer is lying or you misremembered the allowed distance and conditions? What if a second police officer then approaches you, do they get to box you out by just standing there? There’s no reason this can’t be handled by generic laws for not interfering with police that I’m sure already exist. It’s either pointlessly redundant or will be abused.
Looks like the exact same thing with the exact same name has been done before:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16171235
There is always trainer and offline mode
No of course not, animals are soulless automatons without any relatable emotion or reason that humans could ever perceive let alone understand. Anybody who thinks otherwise is just deluded by anthropomorphization and overzealous pattern matching.

An angry dog? No such thing, anger is a human emotion. A happy dog? Again, no such thing. A sad dog? Never existed, sadness is uniquely human.
I think Pleco's developers are more focused on improving the dictionary than porting it to computers (they have an Android version too), but it would be very nice to have a computer version that can look up words if you right click them, for example.
Show HN: Regex syntax to Python syntax and vice versa
Unrelated, but why did they make the bottom of the One World Trade Center so ugly?

https://www.google.com/maps/@40.7128866,-74.014007,3a,90y,66...
That's a nice idea, thank you! No more worrying about node versions either.
Hey, at least this is an actual bug and not so-called "protestware".
> Possible Devils advocate - you can easily gather evidence while not being within 8 feet of an officer.

Until the officer deliberately approaches you to prevent you from recording?
If a cop is actively walking towards you, do you have to stop recording once they reach 8 feet? How can you gather evidence if there are a dozen cops surrounding the abuse, with them approaching anyone who is outside 8 feet to force them further and further away?
The officer has taken your phone.

Or knocked it to the ground while you were "resisting".

Or you are handcuffed.

Or there are multiple officers but your phone only points in one direction at a time.

The officers own body cams are on while they are within 8 feet of you.

There is no way to make this valid. The supposed rationale falls apart under any scrutiny at all.