skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If they approved the sort of recent treatment they approved, for that scale of deployment (billions of individuals within a year) it wouldn't surprise me they will approve anything, given enough lobbying. No worry to have with FDA becoming an obstacle.
A little more impressive than a Gordon Conference photo. There are other, later conferences and they were impressive audiences - I think Dyson mentions he wasn't invited one year.
Would be awesome if they could also make strides towards a working fingerprint sensor on their flagship Pixel phones. The accuracy on my P6 is 30% on a good day.
Duplicate of same story: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31693172
Dunno. Buying houseloan bounds prints money for real estate which central banks do. I got no explaination for the others other than a hunch that money ends up there.
BTW there is an implicit recency bias in the dataset, since 2017 the number of top 3K post became more frequently and the avg score is larger year after year as the community in HN grows:

- Number of top 3K per month of publishing - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1beAPP9ijruMUs5DN5wOVsBArvxP...

- Avg score of top 3K per month of publishing -
https://drive.google.com/file/d/10nSIgH1a6DN6XrDU2DyMJTCgsIg...
They really are. Distance functions used on the encoded embeddings of sentences work stunningly well. While a primitive use case compared to true AI, the sheer trajectory of the effectiveness of these models is breathtaking.
Regarding where: beyond Ukraine, I'm imagining Moldova and Georgia.

(Regarding how, I have no useful input. )
Luddites were not strongman elites. They were working class labor rights activists, protesting the grossly unfair balance of power induced by rapid industrialization.
Anger on Leavers' part against delay on Brexit did not become significant until 2019. The Supreme Court agreed that there was reasonable basis for the Miller case, and (more controversially) unexpectedly ruled for her in the second Miller case. But Leavers understandably came to see both lawsuits as part and parcel of the aforementioned unrelenting attempt on Remainers' part to stop Brexit by any and all means, whether legitimate or not. The fact that Miller actively campaigned for revoking Article 50 didn't help the Remain cause, and discredited her claim during the first case that she wanted to protect parliamentary sovereignty.

It's pretty clear in retrospect that what drove the Labour collapse in 2019 (In some Red Wall seats—seats that Labour had held with massive majorities for 50-100 years—the Tories didn't have to gain a single vote to win) is both Labour Leavers unhappy about their party not continuing its 2017 acceptance of Brexit coming, and Remainers who disliked the idea (whether explicit among Lib Dems, or implicit among much of Labour) of ignoring a democratic vote in 2016. That's why another referendum was so unpopular, because no one believed that it would not be rigged against Leave.[1]

Those who in other circumstances might have supported a "People's Vote" didn't, because they saw it as yet another attempt to delay and prevent Brexit via Neverendums. I think Leave would have won another referendum conducted under the circumstances of the first one, but Leavers understandably didn't trust the People's Vote folks to implement another referendum in any way that Leave can again win. Not after 3.5 years and counting of shenanigans such as the Miller case.

[1] Even supporters of same, no matter what they said. That's why they were for it.
"This" isn't well-specified here, you might want to clarify your question.

The kittens appear to have been abandoned. And ... are making national news.

https://www.npr.org/2022/06/09/1104025935/louisiana-man-resc...
Actually unless you install some additional extension like notmuch or mairix I would argue that mutt is worse for handling large amount of mail, because search becomes quite slow.
It's even worse if you use IMAP support, if I recall correctly mutt doesn't search on the server (using sieve) so if you search in an IMAP mailbox without cache enabled it downloads all email before searching.
I've been using Google Hit Hider, a userscript, for this for years. I can import/export my list, sites can be both "banned" and "blocked", I can de-duplicate and de-www my lists if needed, etc. It's very flexible. (Despite the name, it's DDG compatible as well) It's also completely free.

What advantages does this have over Google Hit Hider?
All the HTML code in the app I maintain is pretty readable. At some point of complexity any HTML is difficult to parse, but if I hand-wrote a page in my app I think the HTML would be largely the same.
(a.) My own site, https://www.brycewray.com --- currently hosted on Cloudflare Pages, although it's also been on other Jamstack hosts such as Netlify, Vercel, and (briefly) Render.

although I (b.) also sometimes put stuff on dev.to.
This response reminds me of a company in the cannabis software space where recently the engineers put together a letter essentially saying they were not happy with the work environment, that the company was focused on the wrong things and that the CTO was not doing a good job. It was signed by 10 out of 12 engineers I think. They got no response. 2 weeks later they had layoffs and got rid of every engineer that signed the letter. I think they have 2 engineers left. This happened a few weeks ago. This is the second time the engineers have expressed something like this, the last time, every Sr. engineer just quit in a ~6 month period (7 total I think).
> If anything bad happens to Finland because of their delayed admission to NATO

The Finland-Sweden-UK mutual defense pact should be a firewall against that, even before considering the fuzzier interim individual commitments from other NATO members.
Eggs are neat in that they contain everything needed to construct a living organism. It's hard to find a more nutririonally well rounded food.

Granted humans aren't chickens, but we're closer to chickens than chickpeas that's undeniable.
Frankly, if you have a network to use, use it. It’s a high quality resource and it’s a mistake not to leverage it.
Google used to allow this on its search page, but of course they couldn't have users filtering spam and trash out of their results that might cost Google a penny.
Yup. I'll believe it when the model gets decent grades in a GRE comprehension test.
You can play loads of games on Linux, it's way easier than it has ever been. You just refuse to do so, on principle.
Suggestions please! I've found the food especially in Dallas proper (but not downtown) to be surprisingly good but always looking for more. Also the art museums are a lot better than I expected.

We went to Vrindivan last weekend and it was easily the best Indian food I've ever had outside of India.
$10M+ now and then in 20 years figure out that changing that gene sequence creates a dramatically higher likelihood for Alzheimer's or infertility. I personally am not against the modification of humans in practice, I think it's an interesting opportunity for humans to take control over the evolutionary process and optimize ourselves for the world we live in now (and future ones), e.g., what if we could minimize the amount of sleep needed, or our tolerance to heat so climate effects were somewhat mitigated, or so our bodies were less affected with long periods in space? The tie-in of capitalism to it creates a weird dynamic but I'm not sure I see an obvious better solution unless we want to outlaw everything except for government approved research and let the ideas be at the whims of whatever bureaucrat or political appointee happens to be in charge at the time.
Oh, wow... I hadn't even thought of the diff angle, but it makes all the sense in the world. I've heard some authors even start each clause on its own line. I'm not sure I'm ready for that yet.
Why ‘Rogue One’ is the best Star Wars movie for military veterans
The Ukrainians don't just tip the weapons in the bin you know, they use it to destroy Russian equipment. Whether the rest of Europe actually fires the the weapons itself or if we let Ukrainians do it does not matter for the end result: Russia will not have enough equipment left to push further into Europe.

Also it's not like Europe sent so much there is nothing left. It's mostly stockpiles of older kit that was in reserve.
while mutt i think never crashed on me, it's imap implementation was far from pleasant to use. i do not know how much of that might have been because of server side, but in the end i moved on to mbsync instead of using the built-in imap syncing. now mutt is a top notch ui over a local maildir.
This is an important comment. Vegans would tell you that veganism isn’t a diet, it’s a lifestyle choice. I’ve been vegan for over 10 years and it’s never been about health for me, it’s been about not exploiting animals.
Google Hit Hider (despite the name) works for non-google search engines and is free. Worth a look.
It is not like they sent the weapons to the void, those are used to slowdown or stop the invasion, worst case it buys time before next country gets invaded.

Plus Putin is not that insane to attack EU, his plan was revealed by an idiot that it is to go in Moldova next, then probably the other neighbors that are not in NATO yet.
This already is what happens with sexual selection. That is the purpose of sexual selection from the point of view of genetic integrity. People are designing their babies every time they have sex. There's huge amounts of money involved there too. And like how do I know the geneticist isn't slipping his own in-born DNA in my place, like that fertility doctor did or that criminal inseminator who broke into poorly-guarded sperm banks and substituted his sperm for that of astronauts with Nobel Prizes? Had like 660 kids that way.

Like there good reasons to do this are, OK genetic malformation, ie osteogenesis imperfecta, that's a SNIP, totally. Or you were raped, want to punish that rapist by making the egg have even less genes in common with him than it would ordinarily, making his rape counterproductive genetically. Another good reason, defensible. Or you want to protect rare alleles, considering weaknesses to be strengths, this is like a left-handed man marrying a left-handed woman, or freckles (I think something about freckles make children hate them til they're 19, rare exceptions, not even the iconic Lindsay Lohan accepted her own freckles). Preserving their identity and diversity. Don't pass laws as much as using judgment to decide, individually and collectively, what the future will be. Talk and think instead of setting up magic words for lawyers to copy-paste--an isomorphic problem to genetic design.

No fucking blind copy-paste, don't use copy-paste with your copy paste to copy-paste yourself.
TL;DR, same system as every other infrastructure "requirement". You want the federal sugardaddy to pick up the tab you gotta build something he's ok with.

The article is unclear whether this is an additional stipulation for other projects (e.g. feds give out money to help with a highway and also give out more for charging stations) or if this is a standalone subsidy of charging stations for states that want to build ones that meet the requirements.
He's not comparing quality, as much as quantity. Building a small utility function, general enough for your intended use, brings in less code than adding a library dependency. That's the argument.

TLS is an example of when you probably would not make that trade-off, but there are lots of other examples where it would make sense.
An edible QR code takes a shot at fake whiskey
He converted the worldwide car industry to electric. Every single large car manufacturer was forced by Musk to abandon fossil fuel.

He sells more top tier cars than all German car makers combined, for five years already.

And that’s nothing compared to what he does for space flight and the long term survival of conscience in the universe.

You seem to be very badly informed.
The Decade-Long Struggle to Fund Oakland’s Scrappy Video Game Museum
I sincerely hope you're right and rationally you should be, but Putin seems deranged.
I’m not sure why the company is responsible at an individual level for what’s going on in the Bay Area. They can’t tell you how to manage and interact with the expenses of your life.

If you’re mad at anyone, walk down to city hall and tell them to build more housing.
This was taken seriously in 1950s US Civil Defense. Since Europe had already been through that process recently, there was a lot of knowledge available.

There's a classic set of books, "Build Your Own Metal Working Shop From Scrap", on this.

The kid's version: "A Boy and a Battery" (1942).[1] There's also "A Boy and a Motor", on how to build your own electric train set from old metal cans, some wire, a hammer and tinsnips, and the skills of a master machinist.

[1] https://archive.org/details/boyandbatteryrev00yate
I don't see why this is true. Just because a thing is difficult to precisely define, doesn't mean it doesn't exist, nor does it mean you can't get closer to it.

I could say that I'm "taking strides towards becoming a better person" and that could still have meaning, despite the lack of any objective measure and, even, with the understanding that "a better person" could change over time.
I almost exclusively use FOSS. Most of it was ported a decade ago at least.
> Focus SDK development on indie developers. Offer generous streamed minutes for all developer accounts. Charge per streamed minute after that.

This would be horrible for everyone involved. First you're focusing on games that wouldn't need the high-end hardware in the datacenter to begin with, and second your revenue model incentivizes the worst possible mobile game style grind.

Google would burn through players as fast as possible most of whom would eventually turn to just playing on their iPad directly, developers would have to deal with yet another middleman, and players would get addicted to the shittiest games imaginable.
Are you familiar with the term "echo-chamber"?

Try to read something you know very well in the media and understand that there is no reason for other parts that you know less to be more correct (even if you believe naively that there is no propaganda).
... and FWIW no one seems to care one bit about it ...

(this would have been an edit, but I'm out of the window)
Sure, just like going for a non-fair coffee with friends.

> will often require compromises.

That is true for everything and hence an incredibly boring argument.
No. The assertion I cited is not true. The ORIGIN might be linked but the MATH is absolutely not "interwined".

Also, what are the issues with statistical significance? The article just says it has some connection with eugenics and leaves it there.
Thanks for the recommendation. It looks like a great service and I'd love to support them, but as a student I just can't justify $10/month as long as Google with an adblocker is still an okay experience. Credit card being the only payment option is another problem, since I (like most people where I live) only have a debit card, with credit cards usually costing extra. I'll definitely keep an eye on kagi though, hoping for more payment options and a <$5 subscription.
Facebook's 2018 algorithm change boosted local GOP groups, research finds
GHH just removes the results from the list, it doesn't add anything. I don't see how it could appeal to advertisers. EDIT: Oh, you're talking about Kagi. Gotcha.
I've just read about Yep this morning, a search engine by Ahrefs - one of the most used SEO tools.

I honestly am not sure how well their content and index is going to be, but it seems like they reinvested a lot into it... It could be biased for sure...

[1] https://searchengineland.com/yep-search-engine-385613
[2] https://techcrunch.com/2022/06/03/yep-search-engine/
[3] https://www.searchenginejournal.com/ahrefs-ceo-reveals-more-...
I mean there was an article yesterday about people not buying/playing GTA5 because of a 5 minute load time.

Commercial web sites lose money when they are down. This is obvious to everyone.
Kazakhstan is a client state, like Belarus.
After dabbling with `aerc` I've moved to `mblaze` which has been a blast to work with. It really emphasizes the unix philosophy and allows for composition of commands.

https://github.com/leahneukirchen/mblaze

I've started cataloging all the terminal mail clients in a list: https://erock.lists.sh/terminal-mail-clients

Happy to add others if people know of some that I've missed.
May we all be so fortunate to have tasks defined so specifically and selected so precisely that one can accomplish them only by thinking and programming, and find satisfaction in doing so.
They can’t. Here’s the flow.

1. User goes to example.com.

2. The site immediately replaces the history state with example.com#history.

3. The site pushes a new history state example.com

At this point your history looks like

…
google.com
example.com#history
example.com <— you are here

4. The user clicks their back button and you’re taken to example.com#history

5. The JS sees the hash and does a location.replace (i.e. navigate to) to some unrelated URL.
Sure, but that's an argument for creating new paradigms for having instantly available non-downloaded "apps". Right now, if you want a lot of what a webapp offers (100% cross-compatibility with any platform, instant updates, online syncing for free), you're basically stuck with HTML / Javascript.
Perhaps also future biology?
Google developers set another record for calculating digits of pi: 100T
Attempts to meet this expansion with appeasement will end in WW3. A forceful response (something akin to what's happening now, only more and faster) can forestall it by ensuring Russia loses. It has to lose, and it has to be unequivocally seen to lose, for this fascist fantasy to end.

I'm a fluent Russian speaker and sometimes I watch a few Russian nightly "talk-shows", start to finish, to get a feel for how Putin's propaganda machine is changing over time. Well, since February, it's been in such overdrive, pumping Russians full of vicious hatred of all things "Western" and delusions of grandeur, that I honestly think it's possible for the regime to lose control. They are convincing the riff-raff that they're about to take on NATO and win. Maybe they don't have intentions of starting WW3, but what if Putin is offed or dies suddenly and the populace, driven to such jingoist frenzy that it lost all sense of reality and actually believes they can take on NATO and win, puts an even more evil and reckless "rebuilder of empire" on the throne? Even authoritarian dictatorships are affected by the mood of the mob.
Also an avid user of GHH. It's excellent. Configurable, easy to export/import, and free.
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You wish. The current Kremlin is a loony bin, any guy will take his place with the world being none the wiser. A more competent loony may take Putin's place, and it's somewhat frightening.
> "PACMAN is an exploitation technique- on its own it cannot compromise your system. While the hardware mechanisms used by PACMAN cannot be patched with software features, memory corruption bugs can be."

reading the "official" site of the Researchers gives more clues than the headline of the article.
Choreography and Diligence: why microservices by default isn't a great bet
A lecture I gave, on 2022-06-08 for the 2022 course of [FEUP's Software Systems Architecture](https://archive.ph/bMx3e), highlighting the trade-offs of microservices and proposing instead using packages as boundaries.

Looking for feedback!
Hence a salary range. No one is forcing anyone to pay everyone the same, even if it is the same job title. The most important part of these laws is actually just the minimum. People need to know which business and employers to avoid and which to go towards. Sorting job listings by bottom of the pay range can help them save time.

In any case, for any marker, the more real time information, the better.
I'll say the quiet part out loud: nobody got fired for using a dependency with any of these bugs, and nobody got promoted for not doing so.

Obviously, pulling in something like left-pad is worthy of derision. But generally you should pull in whatever dependencies let you go faster, and minimize the amount of time spent planning for black swan events.
Finland is a member of the EU, and benefits from the mutual defence pact that EU membership brings.

An attack on a single EU nation is to invite war with all EU nations.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Security_and_Defence_Po...
Imagine if the poor but anti-democratic states that choose policies that hurt their citizens and vastly benefit form being subsidized by rich liberal states like NY and California, say Kentucky and Mississippi leave the US.

More on topic, those poor states that benefit from federal money would not have a very strong economy and they would not be able to do deficit spending on their own currency or pay for things through deficit spending. If Oregon, Washington and California formed a new country or joined Canada they'd be better off financially, because their tax drain to poor state america would end. I don't want a split but I'm starting to feel it will happen in my lifetime. I'm more than ok with helping the poorer states with their infrastructure needs, we are all in this together. But I'm tired of 15% of the population having control over the federal agenda through the senate.
Finland and Sweden area already under the UK's nuclear umbrella
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-61408700
> it's the future of writing CSS.

Tailwind didn't invent utility classes. We've done this since the '90s.

> significantly easier to maintain

Disagree totally. Utility classes are good for rapid prototyping. But they clutter your code, mix semantics with presentation, and are a pain in the ass when it comes to code reuse. The cascade part of CSS is, believe it or not, actually useful for code reuse. Need to change a font deep in some nested component? Not a problem with CSS. Tailwind, you're fucked. You'll need to modify each component layer to pass down a class prop. Or do some ugly context hack.
I have not found any issues using other email clients (including mutt) in our exchange environment. In fact one thing that can be said about outlook is that every single user hates it and their webclient is even worse.
What is the difference between a forceful response (Russia vs the world) and WWIII?
> the poor fuhrer

I’ll steal that.
> Exhausting Russia in Ukraine

End This War - not Endless War

where did I see that?
Now we need the FPGA equivalent. The FPGA industry is still very much stuck in what was the pre-GNU era of software
I agree; my girlfriend had a laptop for work that was a Dell Inspiron or Latitude model that was maybe five years old. It had relatively decent specs, except that it was still on a spinning-disk hard drive. She complained that Windows 10 was practically unusable for her, and I could see as much when she was WFH.

Her work agreed to get her a new laptop and gave her a $500 budget. I told her we could put a $60 SSD into it and that would probably be all it needed to feel like new. But her work's IT didn't want to touch it (or let me touch it, understandably), so she ended up getting a Lenovo laptop with an SSD.
You could look at the maps of a process instead of the environ. That would show it.

Unless the ld_preload patches the process you are using to read the maps file, and gives you a false maps file.
>The iconic graphic still displays the letters CODE in Braille, Morse code, and ASCII.

All you have to do is add a '0' to the front of each ASCII sequence to make them 8 bits instead of 7 bits, and then they will be UTF-8 encoded.
>
I’m not sure why the company is responsible at an individual level for what’s going on in the Bay Area.

No, but it's responsible for not paying well, while mandating that everyone working for it must live in the most expensive region in the country.

> If you’re mad at anyone, walk down to city hall and tell them to build more housing.

Or walk across the street to a competitor. It is the Bay area, after all.