skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I’m not talking about pregnancy risk, which IMO is acceptably low in either case.

“Perfect condom use every time” is unrealistic on a population level, but I wonder how much of that generality is a hedge against the general stupidity and incompetence of large parts of the population. It’s probably more realistic for the type of people who can reliably pull off your technique.
The goal is to support more higher level languages such as Python and Go in the future. The reason to start with these languages is that: Rust is the implementation language. C++ is another compiled language which is much used in the industry of embedded devices. Javascript is a more dynamic/interpreted language. This also happen to be the languages we were the most familiar with. This choice of language to start with validate that it might be possible to support other languages in the future.
Do you feel that Facebook content policy is weak?
Recently, I have encountered posts with hate speech, self injury and even posts with adult nudity (like this: https://www.facebook.com/bewick.auguste/videos/370072198325324), which I believe that don't belong to facebook. Therefore, I report these contents, but generally, I receive a reply like "the post was reviewed, and though it doesn't go against one of our specific Community Standards, you did the right thing by letting us know about it.".
I would like to know about your experience on reporting content on Facebook that you understand as inappropriate.
pretty awesome lib!
Neat idea!

I went ahead I tried it with a 5GHz connection (the site was practically begging me to) and it turns out my microwave blocks both 2.4 and 5 GHz signals. Pretty cool! If your wondering, it's a decade old Sunbeam that I bought for $30 so nothing special.

https://ibb.co/JFcZp9H
Hierarchical Threshold Signature Scheme
Step #1 is to find out if you have social anxiety disorder. Online quizzes can be pretty accurate—try this one: https://nationalsocialanxietycenter.com/liebowitz-sa-scale/

If you do have it, get cognitive behavioral therapy! I did CBT online because I was too anxious to go to a real therapist, and it made a bigger difference in my life than anything else I’ve ever done, ever.

Yes, I had done all the advice in this thread—regular gymgoer, put myself out there a lot, had a retail job, etc. Nothing really helped until I got the CBT I needed.
These are two excellent books that cover electrical, electronics and computer by an ex-Google engineer Ed Lipiansky:

[1]Electrical, Electronics, and Digital Hardware Essentials for Scientists and Engineers

[2]Embedded Systems Hardware for Software Engineers
I think physicalism helps the natural sciences a lot with our current understanding of experimentation, and other positions help endeavors like phenomenalism.

I am really having difficulty imagining an understanding of the natural sciences that is implied by something other than physicalism. But I am open to such hypotheticals, maybe you could give a concrete example?
I've heard someone say the pain from inserting an IUD was so great they backed out halfway through the procedure.
Ive been making a simple wolfenstein 3d clone with raylib and C, its so easy to jump into even for a complete newbie in C like me!
According to brief internet research, these trucking companies offer CDL training with a job upon completion of their program. Most of the major carriers are on this list.

CRST Trucking School

C.R. England CDL School

Knight Transportation

Prime Trucking School and Prime

Trucking Company

KLLM Trucking School and Company

FFE Trucking

Roehl Transport

Schneider Trucking School and Company

Swift Transportation

Stevens Driving School (Stevens Transport)

Wilson Logistics Training

Millis Transfer

USA Truck

Carter Express

Pam Transport

Estes

XPO Logistics

Maverick Transportation

Werner Enterprises
> You see no conflict in a Supreme Court Justice, being aware of a plot to overthrow the government and doing nothing?

I have no idea how you get the impression I see no conflict.

The point is that even the appearance of the conflict ought to be enough to finish his career.

It doesn't make him literally responsible for her actions, of course, if that is the point you're making.
> Common Lisp, Scheme and Emacs Lisp... all belong in the same family

Could you say more about what you mean by this? Is there another family of Lisps that excludes these three? I've met people who make a big deal about lisp-1 vs lisp-2 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lisp-1_vs._Lisp-2), and which is the right way to be a Lisp, but I think maybe those people just enjoy being pedantic.
this is coincidentally really freaking good. to be able to run numpy in a browser without having to rely on javascript port? and its only about 3 times slower? I can live with this for now and i think this will improve drastically in the future
Probably. I was using a similar technique in the late 80s in turbo pascal. Casey has the merit to have given it a name and make a video about it.
With 80k of firmware, you can just put it all in RAM ;)

The M0 is not much slower than M4 when running at the same clock, and the RP2040 can run quite fast. Of course it's different if you comparing to M4F and need float32.

If you end up putting code in SPI flash and you need predictable latency, you will need to put ISRs and everything they depend on in RAM [0]. However, if you don't need down-to-microsecond latency, then it's just fine.

[0] eg https://github.com/lancaster-university/codal-rp2040/blob/ma...
The way downvoting works here is like a kind of silent geek bitchiness I will never understand. Grow some stones and say it out loud.

This criticism of my point is legitimate. Ginni Thomas is responsible for her communications with Meadows, but she is clearly not responsible for Clarence Thomas failing to recuse himself. That is indeed all on him.
Depending on how the wasm was compiled, there are options to limit or prevent memory growth. But I think the total limit at the moment is 4gb because 32bit.
Instead of giving you a mutual exclusion error, a newly created file written this way might simply be invisible until it's complete, at which point it atomically replaces the old version of the file (which might still be accessible through mechanisms like VMS version numbers, WAFL snapshots, Linux reflinks, or simply having opened it before the replacement). This is probably what a transactional filesystem would give you: the creation, filling, and naming of the file would normally be part of the same transaction.

But, with optimistic synchronization, transactions that were reading an old version of the file might require redoing from the start when a new version was written.
Virtue signaling would be if you took a picture of the guy and posted it on social media complaining that such an outcome was possible in this world without doing anything that could actually help.
"things" ?
“ If you messed up the image, undoing the mess was hard. Revision control? What's that?”

VisualAge for Smalltalk provided built-in version control.
This is a 0 day for anything that uses V8 to execute possibly-malicious JavaScript.

Node.js and Electron aren't designed to do that in the first place, so this doesn't really affect them.
Things.

I have tailscale running on a lot of devices.

Servers, workstations, raspberry pi, various other appliances, SFPs.
I agree that this would be useful. Have you ever written a prototype of it?
Video streaming/processing is done by JavaScript or even wasm binaries in popular sites nowadays - only decoding is on the browser itself. YouTube for example also does elaborate obfuscation of parameters to their video CDNs, which gives you a nonce that you can use to access them with usable speeds.
Particularly given the Project Zero KVM vulnerability published a couple of days ago. It was suitable to achieve a full VM escape. https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/2021/06/an-epyc-escap...
These are not links to the discussion of the same page, but links to threads discussing various blog posts, wiki pages, etc. on the same site. It's the same thing anyone could see by clicking the domain name by the title, except without titles.
I can't tell if this is sarcastic. Marijuana is both a "schedule 1 controlled substance" (which is a federal classification) and fully legal in 18 states. The term "schedule 1" doesn't say much about danger, which is not to say that there aren't dangerous drugs on the schedule 1 list.
I can echo your positive experience but the effect this has on people around you should also be taken into account. On MDMA you're going to want to talk to everybody about everything and that can lead to awkward situations once you've come down. Not only that but upon noticing your gigantic pupils some people might be a bit freaked out or feel like they're trapped in a conversation with you.

TLDR do it around people who aren't going to mind that you're obviously on MDMA
That's the "infinity": ordinary (1-)categories have (1-)arrows between objects, 2-categories have 2-arrows between 1-arrows, 3-categories have 3-arrows between 2-arrows, and so on. Infinity-categories have (k+1)-arrows between k-arrows all the way up. (And a 0-category is just a set: objects, but no arrows)

> Is (1+(1+1)) the same amount of equivalence to 3 as 1+2 is? I'd much prefer a notion that could look at how 'equivalent' terms are opposed to just looking at equality after β-reduction.

"Amounts" of equivalence between terms isn't really the right notion here: there's not much you can do with "an equivalence exists", which is all that "X and Y are equivalent" really means. A 2-equivalence (which in this context I think is going to end up being something like a rewrite rule?) should be an equivalence between particular programs, not the whole space of programs implementing a given function.
In algebra, monads are used to reify the notion of an "explicit expression". So you have the integers, Z, and the monad m gives m(Z), the set of expressions (let's say sums) over Z. And then you have m(m(Z)) which is nested expressions and so on. An algebra for a monad evaluates an expression m(Z)->Z, and all the monad laws basically enforce the kind of equational reasoning ordinary notation takes for granted (eg sub-expressions can be replaced by their value, 1+(1+1)=1+2).

So those would be related in this way

join
(1)+(1+1) : m(m(Z)) -----> 1+1+1 : m(Z)
| |
fmap(eval) | | eval
v v
1+2 : m(Z) -----------> 3 : Z
eval
Giving employees time to grieve, cancelling meetings, making space where people can talk -- those are all actions, not a company virtue signaling.
Nothing, it's already blowing up.
The First Deep Geological Nuclear Vault Will Store Radioactive Waste In
Which electron apps have embedded ads running third party JavaScript? That’s a huge security risk.
This has never happened to me. Did you ever share your e-mail contacts with LinkedIn? (Under your LinkedIn "Account preferences", select "Syncing options", then "Sync contacts" to see if your contact lists are being synced with LinkedIn.)
This is a bit of a chicken-or-egg problem. If you’re depressed, you don’t have the energy to do the beneficial things you’re recommending above. So I come back to the idea that you need to look inward, into the core causes of your depression, and make some sort of peace with them — freeing you to move forward. Therapy helps.
It’s exactly because suicide is socially contagious that it makes sense to stigmatize it and not openly discuss it.
An ex-gf of mine gently flicked my gonads once without warning, that was no picnic either. Luckily, just like an IUD, it isn't mandatory. Horses for courses.
Pedant here: if all you want is a clone, do you really need to "reverse engineer " it? In the end, don't you only care about whether you have a working micro-blogging site or not? If that's the goal, isn't it just regular engineering? Do you really need to replicate twitter's internals exactly?
Especially with the RP2040, having less pins exposed is kinda dumb. The programmable GPIO ("PIO") is the chip's whole raison d'etre.
Where I work they lock down Chrome updates as well.
when can we expect a recording of this to be uploaded on youtube, are there any existing content out there that talks more about wasm and python? seems really important, especially for many researchers and data scientists who use python primarily to be able to cross over to the browser.
> What's the difference between "TLS over UDP" and Quic?

QUIC is much much more than TLS over UDP.
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Clarence's potential interest here could be in preventing Ginni's communications from being public.

It's not about politics and it's not about the election in its ordinary course, is it?

It's about the specific interactions between her communications urging the overthrow of the election based on at the very least a bonkers premise, and his decision to vote against WH communications being turned over.

It's a reasonably narrow conflict of interest to infer.
What made the NES so interesting?
Sukhoi Su-27
Yes, sure, the strength of Python is the libraries.
The big ticket item is obviously that Fossil includes all the stuff that people constantly whine about being locked into Git{hub,lab} over, e.g. issues, as part of the tool rather than some external vendor-specific thing you have to worry about separately.

Also, as someone who really liked Monotone before git won, having your whole repo in a single file is just nice for the same ops-related reasons it’s refreshing to be able to download and run a self-contained binary rather than needing an installer or whatever.
I'm not even tech illiterate (I used to work at Microsoft!) and I was thrown off by the fullscreen Office365 ads they added around 2019. The shortcut was just "all of your modifier keys" so it got activated randomly when I picked up my keyboard by the corner and it took me a bit to track that down. Think I had to fix it with a registry key. It's fucking nonsense and it's really no mystery why users don't want automatic updates.
I think that you have a great argument for what they were doing. But one thing to consider too is that the space weather events they launched into were known 2-3 days out. So if it was a concern they would have scrubbed the launch. I think they saw it as a good opportunity for a test and launched even though they knew they would lose some satellites. What was different about the ones successfully launched versus the ones that didnt make it?
Startups Make It Easier to Get ADHD Drugs. That Made Some Workers Anxious
Give the man a break. He’s displaying his social skills by calling attention to his physical and stylistic transformation in a way that nods at plausible deniability. This is how you do this. Get hot and wear clothes that show you care about clothes is part of self-presentation. Becoming more attractive leads to better social skills almost automatically. People treat you better and you become more confident and both feed on each other.
Are in-app browsers in Electron even secure in the first place? Does it use Chrome-style sandboxing with multiple processes, etc.? Do bugs in the Electron engine get patched in a timely fashion?

Genuinely asking here. I've never written an Electron app personally so I don't know how this stuff is done exactly, but the idea of in-app browsers in Electron apps sounds terrifying to me, security-wise.
Precisely. These are the kinds of people who say that buying a more energy-efficient car/biking/eating less meat/volunteering/donating to charity etc is "virtue signaling," because they're just pissed off that it makes them look bad.
Who cares if Lisp is popular?

The "lisp epiphany" is real. Either you "get it" or "you don't".

I've been writing lisp programs for 50 years. I've been paid to program in 60 different languages but nothing compares with lisp.

There is an intellectual "distance" between a problem and its machine solution. I call this the "impedence problem". Lisp lets you think at the most abstract and write to the most specific.

Writing changed the world. But if you give most people a blank piece of paper they don't know what to do with such freedom. Lisp is the "blank piece of paper" of programming languages. Everything, literally everything, comes from you.

I loved my Symbolics machine. It was the closest expression of a "thinking platform" I've ever used.
IDEs are horrible for thinking, ever interrupting at every keystroke.

Lisp isn't "popular" because it provides a "thinking platform" you can shape to your thoughts.

Lisp will never be popular. The reason should be obvious.
> 95% was the norm

No, it never was. There was a headline rate at that level. But the actual rate was much lower.
I think rightmost in the old, and leftmost in the new
Will the Lorentz forces not rip the traces from the PCB?
interesting, is it possible to write some sort of frontend framework like solidjs with this? what would be the the performance like I wonder.

it would be really great if we could have full python/pip support in the browser but with some vetting done (just realized we don't have such thing in pip, other than relying on pip lockfiles and pipenv)
> Unrealized gains tax is a good watch to destroy startups

If one of your founders is worth more than $100mm on the back of your venture, you’re no longer a startup.
Coleman-Mandula?
This looks great. My wife is training in sucide awareness and prevention (college level course) in the UK; how applicable is Koko outside the USA ?
How are you validating how well you system works or has a positive effect,have you had input/review by qualified professionals ?
Honestly, getting my first job at a movie theater. Kind of just got flung out there and had to deal with it. It helped because everyone I worked with was relatively outgoing. To this day I still have a lot of personality quirks from coworkers that rubbed off on me while I was there.
Yeah. It's small on that level.

But it's not small if that is the conversation that allows someone you both haven't yet met to feel at ease in joining in to chat with you. That makes it powerful, because it leads on to people introducing themselves, more common ground being found, etc.

Also, it might be the only kind of talk that can "break the ice" in the general case. I mean -- imagine replacing small talk with a deep question about politics or science or music theory. It couldn't work so well in general.

That is what I mean about its significance. Almost all of us exist solely because of small talk between our until-then-unknown-to-each-other parents, for example.

"Small" talk is the beginning of almost everything.
That list isn’t limited to actual laptop/desktop chips.

If it ends in E it’s an embedded chip for stuff like smart refrigerators etc. LE/LM are for even lower power devices.

I would suggest looking at actual cheap laptops from 2012 if you want to see what the low end actually looked like.
Ukraine Changes the Face of War Forever
It certainly reduces attack surface. JIT based js engines do seem like a big attack surface, although certainly not the only one.

I'm not sure i would call js part of "complex new web standards". In its original form it was introduced way back in 1995.
IEEE Spectrum publishes press releases as articles?
Really well made or really well designed? Even a century ago, there wouldn't be that much variation between one motor and the next on a given production line.
Can't see the comment anymore as it's been flagged, but in general some of the most useless feedback you can give to projects in their infancy are: what doesn't work or what doesn't work well enough. If it takes you 5 minutes come up with such feedback, hands down, the author knows it already, and well informed readers know it already. For example, no one familiar with porting things to WASM would think that a large project like Python would just work with no performance issues on a first release.

It's the thing I look forward to the least about sharing stuff that I've worked on. I know all the issues, and sometimes you just want to show off a big endeavor before continuing with the nitty gritty of making better software. But you're gonna run into people who just want to poo-poo on your hard work.
Haven’t seen anyone claim they invented electric motors, after all they were used before the ICE, but I don’t think there’s any doubt around how much innovation car companies have brought to electric motors? Almost every single one uses a custom design for efficiency / reliability reasons.
Legality and morality are not the same.
Electron has been moving toward security by default in renderer processes, but Chromium sandboxing isn't yet enabled by default in these processes. More here: https://www.electronjs.org/docs/latest/tutorial/sandbox
They are doing it already but more in Europe than in North America. Europe has higher EVs sales and a common charging standard (CCS Type 2 Combo). The North American EV market is smaller and the charging infrastructure is fractured between the open CCS standard and the proprietary Tesla plug.

Some European fuel stations with EV charging:

- Circle K: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TVohXHjLro

- BP: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaSRn6hYOwc

- Shell: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nst2RGtgzfk

- Repsol: https://insideevs.com/news/375020/repsol-most-powerful-charg...

- Total: https://www.electrive.com/2021/05/03/charge4europe-and-total...
The energy required to move increases with mass. More energy, more pollution. We want more efficiency, not less.

More mass also means collisions are higher energy, so crash and pedestrian safety become an issue at lower speeds.

The tradeoffs have to justify the extra weight, so money saved on batteries has to exceed money spent on stronger frames, etc. I think Tesla is playing at the edges, so it's probably safe to say inefficient (heavier) batteries aren't going to be feasible.
Indeed. There was a poll done earlier this year[1] that reported 27% of all voters (48% of democrats, 14% of republicans, and 18% of independents) support fines or imprisonment for "individuals who publicly question the efficacy of the existing COVID-19 vaccines on social media, television, radio, or in online or digital publications".

https://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/par...
> Sure. But organized neo-Nazi militias exist in very few societies. And they are embedded into the national gendarmerie in even fewer cases.

Which are those very few? And how are they embedded into national gendarmerie there? Why Russia don't wage war in those few, only Ukraine? maybe because they exist in Russia as well:

https://theconversation.com/putins-fascists-the-russian-stat...

Or a more thorough research:

https://discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/1514596/1/Wales.pdf

To quote:

"There has been a large increase in nationalistic and xenophobic attitudes amongst Russian youth, and Russians in general, since the collapse of the Soviet Union. In addition, under Putin nationalism has become a conspicuous political and social force"
Closing schools and instituting mask mandates on children was never necessary. Sweden didn't take those steps and they came out fine.

https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMc2026670
For the first 20 years of my life I was extremely introvert, while at the same time very curious.

This curiosity later in life led me to become basically the opposite of how I was back then. Today I run several successful ompanies with dozens of employees,
I think you've never used cloud providers at scale.

You don't just subscribe. You negotiate and haggle. Contracts exchange hands. Humans are involved on both sids. Its not like there is a fixed price you just pay.
> We are, always, children.

This is a universally useful concept. It's important to remember that all adults are really just children with experience and emotional armour. Brain surgeons, judges, police, the person you love; the kid is still in there.
It came out two years after Git and Mercurial. Richard Hipp cites Monotone (which preceded both) as an early influence, and says he evaluated Git, Mercurial, and Monotone before deciding to implement his own DVCS on top of SQLite in order to develop SQLite.

https://fossil-scm.org/home/doc/trunk/www/history.md
Why are those "nipples" on the chips? To align a heatsink?