skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
So searching by the terms you give the actual spec lists two possibilities a lui/jalr pair, a auipc/jalr pair. Plus they're not given as 'these are the blessed instruction pairs high performance implementations should seek to fuse' but more 'you can do this if you want'. You could maybe count the return address stack hints but they're not about instruction fusion, just a common branch predictor optimisation.

An unsourced table on Wikichip (which was added in 2019 and not updated since) barely counts as a proposal (in terms of it standing a good chance of becoming part of a ratified RISC-V standard).

No doubt many high performance implementations will choose to use fusion and no doubt they'll all go for different combinations, with different edges cases. Yes there likely will be significant overlap but it could become a bit of a nightmare for a compiler writers. A thorough standardized list of instruction pairs to fuse would definitely help here, but we don't have one.
Indeed, just because some stupid zoomer on twitter said all men must die or something equally stupid; 1) does not mean men are discriminated against and 2) does not stop the law from protecting a man from discrimination for being a man.

Sure, shit like that is really hard to prove, but so is it for a woman looking to be in a male dominated field. Add that to how often discrimination is subconscious or accidental or otherwise not a purposeful, organized effort to harm a specific group of people and you run into the situation where we struggle to prevent it.
you start businesses to lose money?
Interesting. In regards to some countries this type of comparison is "whataboutism" and for others it is "total double standard"
It's frightening how so many of the same people that have spent the last few years hollering about cancel culture and free speech absolutism and insisting the government regulate social media platforms also support the government punishing a corporation for legal political speech with which they disagree.

Frightening, but not at all surprising.
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Any time I've pushed back on that racism, the person has redefined racism so that what they are doing isn't racism any more. Typically that involves the phrase "systemic racism" instead, as if the need to qualify the type of racism doesn't invalidate their point.

Unsurprisingly, racists aren't willing to actually discuss racism and instead do whatever they have to in order to justify it.

The more things change, the more they stay the same.
> Not really. Not the degree you seem to think

Can you explain to me how our genetics don't dictate our responses? Short of God or some other unknown unknown (which is certainly possible), I don't see how it could be anything else.

Identical twins aren't in identical environments. It's not possible.

Sorry for the edits, I was trying to shortcut the argument based on what I thought you were saying.
It's a reference to this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Guardian#:~:text=Frequent%....
More amazing yet, perhaps, is that some people find it acceptable to talk about racism in a situation where the word doesn't apply. Discrimination against white people can be a thing, racism doesn't. Discrimination can make sense (for obvious reasons), racism doesn't.
I guess you will need to find another avenue for her to socialize with her peers. Maybe extracurricular activities like sports or music or something. Socialization and social kills are super important, especially for introverts who need to "work out" that muscle.
Can we get an NFT for Tyson public punches
They're basically saying: "Sure, you're passing the buck, but there's no evidence that your reduction in PFAS results in an increase of PFAS to the recipient. Because we haven't looked." and then calling that "Science".
The mill folks don't care for investment. Most of them are already very rich. They also aren't big on openness: they have a ton of patents.
These are good points ("Intelligence testing is a human created concept").

However it wouldn't be surprising to me if higher end SAT scores would be highly correlated with likelihood of being hired at FAANGs of this world later in life.

If the above is true, and given that the SAT score distribution is shallower and wider for males, then it'd probably follow that there would be more males employed at those places than females, even if the hiring would be totally controlled for biases?

Or, is it your point that there's (probably) correlation here, but not causation? As in, there's bias against females (there most likely is), so more males are hired, and it's an independent fact that males have broader SAT scores distribution. Ergo, if we controlled for biases, then faang hiring results would be 50/50 male/female, even if SAT score distribution would stay the same?
Finally, a reason for me to donate.
Honestly I think a bit mistake Netflix makes which others don't as much is reminding people they exist so damn frequently. The #1 rule of subscription services is to let people forget they are subscribed.

I'm also surprised Netflix doesn't have a yearly bundle... that's how Prime gets me, by the time I get charged for a year, it's already too late. Less frequent bills means less chance for someone to reconsider their subscription.

But yes, the constant email they send me about things changing and the price increasing, every email is a chance for someone to realize they don't use Netflix and would rather unsubscribe.
The first sentence is spot on. The rest is the distortion I was talking about. You demand empathy, but are unwilling to be empathetic yourself. In the end, you're the one opting out of discourse here, not the rest of us.
My teenagers use Snapchat regularly, and Snap Maps seem to be the "killer app" for them. It allows them to see which of their friends are around when they travel or are out and about on the weekends.
The tweet baselessly accused Modi of worshiping the terrorist who killed Mohandas Gandhi. That would be highly offensive to many Indians, and easily construed as "fighting words" and inciting violence.

We know this especially well because earlier fringe attempts to "rehabilitate" the perp have caused widespread offense in India; also as far as can be ascertained, Modi has not given any support whatsoever to these extremist fringe efforts. So any such claim is complete misinformation as well as trying to stoke offense.
so it began, sern restarted the time machine
Walking away vs pirating has exactly the same outcomes for the distributor. The only person affected in a nonzero way from the transaction is me, positively. Stealing from a store that only takes American Express would result in the store having less inventory; what I have gained, they have lost. The same is not true of copyright infringement. The only time copyright infringement converts into actual quantifiable loss for the seller is if I turn around and sell pirated copies at a lower price, which is why that's the degree of infringement that turns it from civil to criminal.
We are in the process of doing something similar. My wife watches a lot of Netflix so we will be keeping that (for now). But between us there is only a single product on Google TV we watch regularly and it is going from 5 days a week to 1. And it even has a free "highlights" post on Youtube a day after broadcast. We will be cancelling next month...
Russia's why it was a net loss, but not why they missed their projection so badly.
Boba fett is not provided individually. The cost value of producing that show is driving people to a subscription system. If you don't want to do that, don't sign up for it.

If you want to watch that show but you don't want to pay for subscription, let DIsney know. If the market demanded it by way of retracting their subscription dollars, they would notice.

But if you steal it because that's just how you want to do things, you're a thief.
That's a ridiculous strawman. Your comment amounts to being mad that people do no do what you think they should do. That's it.

You can literally use that argument for everything.

"Why don't gay people just shut up and stay in the closest for the benefit of societal cohesion? So egoistic."

"People who are afraid of covid are so self centered and would rather shut down entire societies than to self sacrifice a bit!! Why should we accomodate the hypochondriacs"

And as a muslim your comment, ironically enough, reminds me of how some neocons excused discriminating against Muslims. "Wow I mean there are terrorists out there and we should care about "muh freedomz" for Muslims? After 9/11? Well discriminating and targeting all Muslims is just a small sacrifice for the greater good of our society, it's just the rational thing to do."

There's absolutely no merit to that type of argument. obviously anyone fighting for "mah freedum" as you call it will always be ridiculed and not taken seriously by everyone, by definition. The only thing different and unique this time is the honestly troubling trend of mocking and belittling the concept of freedom or rights in general, just to "own the other side". I'm sure that normalizing such a dangerous rhetoric won't turn against you eventually.
If you're rich and disconnected enough to just drop everything and move over entertainment choices, I'm not sure you're in touch enough to have any kind of perspective on the people you're trying to convince.
Twitter users should consider following https://twitter.com/rpgmakerai and https://twitter.com/ai_curio for examples of AI art in their feeds
If Russia deployed tactical nukes in Ukraine why would they not also use nukes against supplies staging points in NATO countries, or even against the nuclear forces of NATO countries? Once you cross the line and go nuclear does it much matter if you're "only" using tactical nukes? If they did that I suspect a strategic first-strike would happen at the same time.
I still don't get it. Yes, certainly some managers (at every level!) add no real value, but I don't see what about remote work is supposed to reveal those managers as useless.
We should all get annual blood tests so we can track variance from out baselines.
There are a lot of examples of illegal hiring practices in this thread. I recommend speaking to an employment attorney if you are affected by these somehow.
Just stop by the barber. Mine has a 2-for-1 deal on thursdays: bloodletting and shave for 2 bits.
You have to be into nerdy things to be regarded as a nerd. Mass culture doesn't count. Their nerdy interest isn't a nerdy interest anymore, it's been taken from them and changed into a popular interest. A hipster is just a type of nerd.
I've worked with plenty of 40+ developers who aren't burnt out and match neither of these categories
Reagan proved deficits don’t matter

- Dick Cheney
A NATO country - USA or UK - will send a tactical nuclear rocket to a Russian military center, on Russian territory or elsewhere. Ukraine will get advanced weapons, like aircrafts and seaships, during a week since then. NATO might actually send troops to Ukraine. Black Sea - and likely Azov Sea - will see much more of American fleet. West will announce closing air over the Ukraine. All tradings with Russia will stop. Economical sanctions become harsher abroad - things like Rusal problems when Deripaska went under sanctions last time won't stop new efforts. Sweden and Finland will get in NATO and the "new" NATO will put some forces - more forces - in those countries.

Well, nobody of course can be certain about what would happen. It seems unlikely West will let it slip unanswered though.
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They already did a Coke ad for like 5 awkward minutes in the middle of an episode of Stranger Things.

Incidentally, all this talk of how badly they're doing just reminded me to cancel, which I did, minutes ago.
Women attend college at a much higher rate than men.
I have been ruined for most "cape" films for the last decade or so by reading a brilliant reconstruction of, well, the vast majority of cape concepts, tropes, settings, powers and such in a web serial called Worm, which is an enormous work set in an Earth where "powers" began to appear in certain people, called parahumans, around 1982. The sequel, Ward tackles even the more abstract concepts, like identity against the Revolving Door of Death in comics.

Probably the best cape thing I have come across since Watchmen.
> "The traditional costs and concerns for a terrestrial data center — power to run it, power to cool it, cost of communications — are quite different [and] almost reversed in space,” he said.

> “For example, the heat generated by the equipment becomes a positive in space where we work hard to keep our equipment warm. We’re able to draw from green energy sources [solar] in space.”

> Its first physical payload is a revenue-generating proof-of-concept for undisclosed customers, he said, and is only expected to last for the duration of the IM-2 mission.

A pragmatic plan, not so looney as I would have thought.
Right, so that isn't stealing. It is in fact what I advocate strongly. If more people did that, more content they would enjoy would be provided at a reasonable cost.

But extracting the value of watching something without paying the fee for that service...that's stealing.
Network TV in general is consumed mostly by older people.

I don’t think I know a single person under 50 that routinely sits down to watch TV.
The bitmanip extension has an LEA equivalent, so it looks like they have backtracked on this one.
Is remote work something that could lead to solidarity between engineers? Union demands?
I hear many conservatives cite the NY Times conservative op-ed writers. Also, I saw an article, maybe in the Atlantic, a few years ago where they asked various leaders what they read. All the conservatives read the NYT.
I would put Snapchat above discord and telegram for general public awareness, especially in main stream media coverage
not only that, but our gut is literally the 2nd brain of our bodies. Read somewhere that there are more than 200 million in our gut. To put it in perspective, that’s more neurons that all the neurons in a dog’s brain.
BC (Before COVID), I was having trouble finding a qualified person for a role on my team (Operations, not Engineering). I was getting a lot of candidates apply that looked the same on paper but weren't good fits (they claimed to be technical but weren't that technical, poor communication skills, etc.).

So I went in the tool and looked through the discard pile and found more diverse candidates that hadn't been presented to me. One looked amazing—over a decade of directly relevant experience, Oxford grad, etc. I asked the recruiter why she hadn't given me that resume and she said "She's overqualified, she's got 15-20 years experience."

I was livid and said "I don't care if they have 20 years experience, I want someone who is qualified!" We ended up hiring her and she's been absolutely wonderful, and is still on the team ~5 years later.

I don't think the recruiter was consciously discriminating against the candidate, but there were definite implicit biases that she wasn't aware of.

Implicit bias training is now required. I personally found it to be very helpful, and try and be aware of my own biases. I always hire the candidate that I think will be best for the job, but try and always find a diverse group of candidates to talk to. It's a better process, and makes for a better (and more diverse) team.
The corporation that decided it would intervene in laws passed by the government loses special privileges and now must act like every other corporation isn't cancel culture.

Once they became intentionally political they entered the political arena.

And they're free to talk and also free to catch the consequences of their speech - isn't that what I keep hearing?
ha. You are not wrong. The winds are shifting and I'm optimistic that i will be able to individually garner a better contract over time even if my union fails to help with it.
Not the OP, but I hate browsing on most/all the platforms. But Netflix seems to be worse than average and that's an already low bar.

Things that rustle me...
- recommending movies/shows I've already watched. There are very few shows I want to rewatch.
- recommending trash reality shows. I rarely watch them.
- recommending too many shows that are in a foreign language. I will watch foreign shows, but most of my viewing it's just background noise while I workout or something else where I can't easily watch subtitles.
- Auto-playing trailers. It's annoying and loud.
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>>Image comics was never owned by Marvel - it was founded when 7 of the big marvel writers realized they didn't need marvel to publish them and left to do their own thing<<

No kidding! Today I learned. Thanks... I really thought they opened this up to hold on some of these artists (specifically McFarland, who was notoriously hard to work with). =)
I’m probably missing something so apologies if this is obvious: does this only work on compiled programs or could it work on any arbitrary running code. Everything from Firefox to my random python script?
Only if 'home' is a place with rubber walls.
Che tshirt, beret, plaid kilt, birkenstock sandals, and a few of those candy necklaces. This'll be my new look.
I'm referring to modern far leftism, an offshoot from Marxism and post modernism.
If anyone has seen Severance on Apple TV, the animosity fostered between the MDI and O&D departments is an excellent example of the strategy behind this last point.

“Management isn’t taking advantage of you; it’s the person sitting next to you with a different gender or skin color that’s the threat”
Fake anti-vaxxer "science".
> That's your opinion but it's not the majority opinion.

In business, the majority opinion doesn't matter. In fact, if the majority agrees with you, you are too late to the market.

> We could have been elevating NPR or the New Yorker this whole time but it hasn't happened.

The New Yorker has an intellectual hurdle and mostly isn't hard journalism. NPR has its own limitations, including lack of a cable news channel.
Well I guess they don't seem to like their home all that much, considering all the destruction happening right now.
There are laws against certain types of discrimination. Corporate DEI is something else altogether (and if the anecdata elsewhere in this thread are to believed, run in direct opposition to some of those anti-discrimination laws).
Twitch removed the "blind playthrough" tag not so long ago.

https://www.eurogamer.net/twitch-removes-blind-playthrough-t...
hah. not even close. we had moderate success in understanding and modeling some phenomena, but in the grand scheme of things we don’t know much. which is both scary and great if you have a curios mind
At first I didn't see the survey, and then suddenly there it was. I had probably 60 full seconds to see the website.

Worst part is that it's a poor survey too. I couldn't even answer the final question because "Your comment uses an invalid format." It's possible it's because I put in some punctutation, so I took all that out. Still errored, so I thought maybe it was because the long form let me put in like 450 characters and I did, so I wrote a short one and still errored out.

Just terrible.

But I did fill out the survey. I don't know how to sound disappointed without it ending up as aggressive..
Is there an equivalent to Boot Camp for M1 Macs?
It looks like void only provides arm roots images, not efi installer images https://voidlinux.org/download/

I have the same problem when installing arm64 distos with esxi arm edition. FYI have had success with Ubuntu, Fedora, Suse and even Windows11 aarch64 UEFI isos
Of course, burning bodies at concentration camps during WWII still had a practical purpose
I found fusion 360 even easier to pick up than SketchUp, and it can do a lot of things that SketchUp just can't. Highly recommend trying it out.
I am not sure that this comparison justifies people being capable of enjoying something like Saw. It's like comparing yoga with, well, actual torture. They both make your body hurt.
The DEI movement started with good intentions and did a lot of good but in the long run dividing people along categorizes like gender or race is way too simplistic. For example I am white male but my life experience is probably more similar to a lot of black males vs people like Tim Cook or Elon Musk. And I have no connection to a white male that grew up in a poor mining town in West Virginia. If you want to define groups I think it makes way more sense to do that by income. A woman who makes 1 million will get more respect than a male who makes 20k. I feel we are changing the preferred groups from white males to other groups but in the end we aren’t creating more equality or inclusion. We are just shifting the in groups.
did you extract the value of the entertainment without providing the fee? That's stealing money from me.

If you weren't gonna watch it, don't watch. The argument being made is you in fact, do want to watch it, you just don't wanna pay for it. That's stealing.
Thanks for the link, that clarifies things so much. I had been circling around the "non-statutory options" on page 11, like you would get without the 90 day exercise clause. In that case, the taxable event is vesting (assuming the options can have a determined FMV). I see that I was confused by thinking FMV exercise price was part of the requirement to have an ISO, but instead the IRS clarifies in the middle of page 13 that any valuation below FMV is taxable on exercise (if it's an ISO, and not a nonstatutory option)
Honestly, it might not be a bad idea to make it easy to find him.

Yeah, the op might be punished, but if companies start to worry that employees are going to out them for their illegal behavior, they might change.
Eh, it's been this way since at least the 90's.

How long should anyone wait for clearly illegal behavior to start being not ok?
The fact that politicians are idiots, in addition to surprising approximately zero people, shouldn't be used to impugn science.
Thanks for compiling and sharing this info!
I'm not sure a state-level point of view to this problems is the right way to view this problem. Except Texas I guess because it has ercot all to itself. Most big electric producer(eg, calpine) cover large multi-state regions and the interconnect systems tie together many states. Of course there's transmission losses, but otherwise I think a "regional" resource-based perspective with trading/sharing is more appropriate. Then you can pool and distribute based on what's most efficient and cost-effective, letting markets dictate prices.

I suppose this is not exclusive of looking at the state level, considering states have vested interest and often fund large projects.
Here's the definition of landlord I see

> A landlord is the owner of a house, apartment, condominium, land, or real estate which is rented or leased to an individual or business

How is that different from "property owner"? The difference is that to you, a native English speaker, landlord is a word you're familiar with. To others, it's a whole new word they need to learn, whereas property-owner is self-descriptive. It's like using good variable names in your code, you don't need to look up the definition of every word when you use re-use words that are common.
She didn’t point a gun at investors.

Instead she passed a regulatory law that blocked the incumbent phone company, BT, from selling TV to consumers.

That was reserved for 2 US firms Telewest and NTL.
I watch primarily for my own enjoyment. Binging "dumb" sci-fi or fantasy (Witcher, etc) on a cold Sunday afternoon is the best (well, skiing would be better, but it doesn't snow much in DC).
imagine all the microbiome meetings and all the unhappy little fellas having to go through a reorg every 6 months. :)
He littered and left his litter there for several days.
I think I got the web app version working! I had hoped using Flutter would pay off.

Edit: I would only recommend trying on a mobile browser. The swiping doesn't work on desktop yet.

https://givetheperfectgift-app.web.app/