skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
And yet you've now made it through 3 posts without doing anything as gauche as mentioning what that evidence is, providing a sample of it or articulating what the Russians have done that you don't like apart from being foreign. As alluded to previously, the biggest complaint most have seems to be that they were allegedly [^] bringing honesty into a political context. They have no power to influence US elections, as shown by their inability to do anything apart from one push in 2016. Look how they couldn't manage "interference" in 2012 and it magically disappeared by 2020. Possibly Russians can be defeated with concentrated Democrat fanfiction [&]?

One momentary peak of Russian power that you are struggling to narrow down to an example, despite having a 450 page report that you don't feel like quoting from because, presumably, nobody thinks the issue is important enough to explain to the doubters.

You've got nothing. The Muller report is a high-class version of exactly the same conspiratorial gibber that Jones is pumping out.

[^] And although I don't care on the point, I haven't seen the evidence for this either, I assume all the intelligence agencies have tools to pretend to be other agencies when hacking things. I expect even on this point it isn't clear it was the Russians but if it was I support them for good journalism.

[&] Which is what the Muller report seems to be. Rather steamy, no plot.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caste_system_in_India

Seems like the British systems formed and formalized it, but that that itself was an amalgam of the cultural stratification that was sometimes already there. Multiculturalism turned monstrous...
sad.
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Me neither, but I signed up back in the Dark Ages. Pretty sure that if you sign up today there's no way to avoid giving them a phone no. For me that would be reason enough to just say no, but most people give more fucks about these things than I do.
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Debit cards run as debit cards (ie, not through credit card processors like Visa/Mastercard) are actually really hard to charge back, if at all. They go through different processes than credit cards which are much more favorable to the merchant with lower fees.
If you can find an example of that happening, I'd be glad to comment on it.
Not sure where you've got the high price tag, it's priced starting at USD2,499 in the US. Recently it was selling at a steep discount at £899 in the UK [1].

The 2nd gen ThinkPad X1 Fold release is just around the corner [2]. Will be very interesting to compare the 2nd gen X1 Fold with the new Asus Zenbook Fold.

[1]Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Fold foldable Windows tablet selling for a steep discount:

https://goodereader.com/blog/tablet-slates/lenovo-thinkpad-x...

[2]Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Fold Gen 2 teased with a refined design and even a TrackPoint:

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-ThinkPad-X1-Fold-Gen-2-...
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I fail to how gender is not part of who you are as a human, if you have read ghost in the shell you should know it does explore sexuality/gender.

And you're mixing up action with identity, a straight person can identify as straight while not act on that identity, the whole "its not a choice" is the counter argument to society at the time demanding that LGBT people "straighten up".

It's not some LGBTs foundational argument.
doesn't it connect to your phone's app?

I always thought any data collected went through the phone, not the device itself.
When I travelled around East Asia (Korea, Taiwan, Japan) it felt like every second hotel breakfast buffet used the same album of Studio Ghibli piano covers.
It's far from one study that has found a link between red meat and heart disease.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=meat+heart+disease
Amazon already sees and listens in your home.

The definition of a robot, for me, is a combination of hardware and software that allows the software to interact with the 3d world we inhabit, even if in some small way.

Keeping with the analogy, I say Amazon bought irobot to touch inside our homes.
At that level of intelligence I bet it can drive a car.
- soap is a motherfucking medieval invention
- Your peasant ass
- Medieval bathhouses were big fucking business.
- Sex workers be showing right TF up in the public baths.
- clearly, fucking clearly medieval people bathed
- they wanted you to not be going down the bath house and getting your fuck on.
- Hitting your chest with rocks and sitting in the desert trying not to wank

This is completely unnecessary.

You forget this is supposed to be a scientist we're talking about here. Someone with a PhD. Great adult example for the kids.
I think a better example would be bread. Nearly every culture observed has independently created something like bread, which is just flour and water that is kneaded and baked, and if they don't have bread they probably have noodles, which is just flour and water that is kneaded, stretched and cut into strips.
Oh man, it's even worse than that. I mainly buy Levi's jeans, model 511.

A few years ago I needed a new pair, checked my size from my current pair, and ordered the exact same off Amazon. My old pair still fit, maybe even a tad big at the waist.

Then, perusing the catalog, I figured I'd also spice things up a bit, and ordered a 501 in a color I don't usually wear, for variety.

When I received them, the sizing was a complete joke.

It was absolutely impossible for me to put on the 511. My upper thighs would not fit inside the jeans without pulling on them, and after that it was impossible to button them.

The 501 was the opposite: much too big, could have probably went two sizes down.

I sent them both back, ordered a single 511 one size above, which was, you guessed, too big.

Frustrated, I sent them all back and went to my local brick and mortar store and ended up with a pair of 514s – one size below my regular one.
I'd like to see proof of that
I bought numerous pants, shirts, tees, hoodies, shoes of different makers from Amazon and other online shops over the years and I am yet to receive a single item that I would have to return or give to someone else because it doesn't fit, and I wear non-standard sizes (the reason I shop online).

A little research and review-reading goes a long way.
Because of the word 'dirty', which was the point of my reply. Dirty language.
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I feel just like people become unable to see any image on a website that happens to be exactly the dimensions of a banner advert, if they hear muzak every day, they probably don't even notice /anything/ is playing if it's using the same midi instruments/sound profile. It's just adblocked noise.
I certainly agree it’s not “the” answer but maybe it’s one solution
Well, I consider myself somewhat fluent with SQL, and for some reason left joins are the ones that occasionally get me really confused - so much so that I actively try to avoid them. Trouble is not in the vanilla cases, but when you start throwing multiple tables and multiple where clauses in the same query, then there is something about left joins and nulls that is really unintuitive to my brain. Maybe I should spend some time and study the left join more...
In West Europe at least you get ecclesiastical records from the early 16th century onwards. In it are usually the names of the ones baptized, the parents and sometimes the ones witnessing (often the godmother/father but not always)

Futher records to piece together their lives are tax records, registries (like doing inventories for the government) and you have guilds and orders who wrote things down. From simple bookkeeping to extensive chronicles. If you are lucky you have early authors and artists describing the locale. Even better are judicial records which tend to be exhaustive and on the whole quite accurate in description. Often noting the exact words of the of ones involved.
Also there are a ton of objects surviving. Just go to your local antiquarian and be ready to dive into the world of our ancestors.

All in all you get a pretty good picture of your ancestors lives and context they lived in.

While knowing is a personal accomplishment, and you can go through lengths to verify all by yourself, some sources can be trusted and create a bedrock of knowledge. Like if you know C# you don’t have to go and verify if every command works as described. You trust the authors and you know it was done with rigor.
The "printing press" was invented multiple times in multiple locations.

Cast movable type was invented once and spread like wild fire.

The largest innovation from Gutenberg was finding an alloy that could withstand printing pressure and be dimensionally stable when it solidifies.
Sorry but "a few seconds of silence" is the enemy. Likewise for air travel nowadays, as wi-fi colonizes that space. A moment to meditate ? There's gotta be a way to monetize it.

"Silence(TM) - Ask for it by name! Not available in stores."
These words probably also tend to describe people who rather hold a belief in these theories, instead of treating them as statements without evidence (which both sides probably should, because there is no evidence against it).

On the other hand, discussing statements without evidence (even if they are not presented as beliefs), has some (opportunity?) cost, which the "theorists" are willing to pay
Probably has a split effect. I saw no way to interact without discord, close tab.
Even this book (which frankly has some Hindutva BS in it) is saying "India" but means "The Ganges valley". The hyperspecific layers of types of farmer by tenancy just wasn't found in the Deccan.
The original no-action letter offers no justification either, just a series of edicts by the regulators and a comparison to a previous small market.

They start from the assumption that their regulations are good, correct and need, they offer no justifications on why the limits or guidelines are imposed or why it should be regulated at all.

Nothing in any of the letters has anything resembling justification, at best the revocation letter is circular logic citing the no action letter but in neither is anything justified
Ok what if I had said "soap is literally just a fat (e.g. deer fat) combined with a plant that, when placed in water, will kill fish."

It's almost equivalent but told through a different cosmology/epistemology
Critically useful. But I write a lot of code in C++ rather than blueprints.

Turn around time from changing a line of code is under 10 seconds. Closing and relaunching the editor is actually not too bad, but probably 30 seconds?
Currently, a patent application requires to submit a sworn oath. Lying under oath is a criminal offense, so there needs to be a warm body to incarcerate, or kill if it resists arrest. That's why AI doesn't pass.
I've heard the recent Kemper Profiler uses advanced analysis to generate fairly convincing simulations of analog equipment, given its response to specially designed test signals. I haven't tested it myself though.
My apologies, from now on I'll only say that someone unintentionally mislead Parlia.. I mean, that their study actually said X, Y, and Z.
Couldn't use the site, the animation blocked everything :/
I for one will wait for secondary sources and if this is so great I might end up creating a Discord account. But not just to check out for myself if it's cool or not.
Tangential trivia that this reminded me about: there was a trend in Hollywood cinema for a while with scenes that would use background music playing in offices or elevators to heighten the drama before a fight or conflict. I think it started with films in the 1960s or 1970s.
is there any content on this website related to the submitted title?

or just recruitment "we're hiring" spam? impressive advisors, but that's it
As someone unfamiliar with the US juridical system: when can we expect an outcome in court?

Or put otherwise: if we assume Musk is stalling in the hope that tesla shares go back up. How long can he keep this going?
The study measures the effect in mice. Mice have a gestational period of a few weeks, so that's probably not it.
Humans are a communal species, our cultures and psychology include behaviour that sacrifices our own personal reproductive chances in favour of the survival of the group, or simply deprecates personal reproduction as a priority. It’s genetic propagation by proxy, and it’s called kin selection or genetic altruism in the literature. A member of society can contribute to the survival and propagation of that society in many ways, propagating the group genome, and that doesn’t have to include through personal reproduction.

We have all benefited from the contributions made by members of past generations that didn’t reproduce, but their genes live on through their relatives that did reproduce. If all we care about is survival of the species, the best thing for all of us is that trans people get the help and support they need to leave the healthiest and most fulfilling lives possible, so that they can maximally contribute to society. I think that’s an overly reductive attitude, but that’s one way of thinking about it.
I found a couple here: https://github.com/midjourney/docs
A discussion of how Technoblade was only considered notable enough for a Wikipedia article after his death. He now has a voluminous biography, created on July 1, 2022:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technoblade

It's a fairly common problem in other areas as well – there have been scientists that were deemed "not notable enough" for Wikipedia until they won the Nobel prize, sparking widespread coverage – or died, like Technoblade, leading to obituaries being published.
Okay I was giving you a benefit of the doubt. But you're literally being the exact type of conspiracy theorist I was criticizing in my original comment.
It doesn't scale if you do it for every item, but it can work as a deterrent, as in people may think twice about it if they know they can end up in court over some stupid item.

Also, as an honest customer, I absolutely hate to receive a clearly used / defective / wrong item when ordering new. Sure, Amazon will accept my return and send me a new one, but I still have to go through the hassle of sending it back and waiting for the new one. There's nothing delightful about that.

Making it not worthwhile to engage in shady returns is actually beneficial to "customer delight".
> what could they do in the situations where someone received a normal item, pilfered it for replacement parts, and then sent back the rest.

I imagine the manufacturer does some kind of QA, right? This seems like a pretty easy thing to prove. Sure, defective parts happen. But totally incomplete parts, that may be impossible in some cases, depending on the manufacturing process.
Qualifiers such as evil aren't really useful when there hasn't been a country acting honorably on that stage for a long time, if ever.

Here's a phrasing that might be more appropriate:

"Since we're backstabbers and scoundrels, we should exercise caution around each other."
When you really need a samurai, nothing less will do. Arguably most of us need sushi chefs these days.
It’s a leak in the Twitter Android app signup flow: https://hackerone.com/reports/1439026 Not sure if iOS is also affected, thread doesn’t say, but the API doesn’t look Android-specific. Leak was there for more than half a year.

Unless you believe Twitter is dying and few people are signing up, I fail to see how you can characterize that as an obscure, low traffic endpoint.

Edit: On careful reading, it’s actually the onboarding flow, so even if you already have an account you should still hit it when starting to use the app for the first time.
It was a mistake to phrase this in relative terms. Here's another, better, formulation : while non-human animals kill n times their number per year, their number isn't 8 billion. So the total damage done is far far less than humans, enough to deserve a qualitatively different view.

And while non-human carnivorous animals kill their prey purely by hunting, which is 'fair' and limited in a sense, humans kill animals by cowardly and genocidely herding them and breeding them to be docile. This scales far more horribly : a predator can't kill a certain percentage of its prey before it becomes hard to find a prey, reversing the trend, while humans can simply breed more prey and use horrible industrial farming techniques to kill far more than any predator species, with 0 risk or consequences.

And while obligatory carnivores like eagles or whales literally can't survive without killing their prey, humans are equal parts carnivores and herbivores, we can survive equally well on plant diet and non-meat animal produce. We choose to kill for no reason but pleasure.
But HAVING can also act on aggregate results. In fact, the example in the article is not the most important use for HAVING. Subselects can't do something like.

SELECT year, COUNT(*) sales, SUM(price) income
FROM sales
HAVING sales > 10
AND income < 1000;
Exactly the same for me. It makes me think I need to start reading the TSQL documentation cover to cover.
Same here. I'm not a gamer and Discord isn't a thing in my world. I simply closed the tab.
> They are healthy while alive

If that's true, it would imply that they don't die of ill health (disease) but of accidents (eaten by lion) or incredibly curable stuff (e.g. bacterial infection).

So their lifestyle is definitely something to mimick / learn from, as we can easily prevent the healthy person dying causes of death in the first world.
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This is obviously on purpose for the sake of the beta. Compute power is not free.
How is one bathed in an oven?
Nah. There was a period about 20 years ago where there was pervasive public Wi-Fi that provided full coverage of virtually every sufficiently dense urban area. Then people started locked down their hotspots, and within 2-3 years that was the end of that. Nice while it lasted though; thank god the advent of speedy cellular wasn’t too far around the corner.
A doctor told me this: Transfer is through close physical contact. Risk higher for people that have anal sex. It's possible to transfer without sexual contact (injured skin), but sex is the most common.
Your augment that the selection doesn’t pick his designs doesn’t square with SPHINCS+ winning, and with others remaining in the running. His former PhD student won with Kyber. Bernstein did very well here and you’re misleading people by suggesting he had his ass handed to him.

He has published (and it is linked from the blog) his views on how to run cryptographic contests before their recent selection finished (late). His comments are not simply the result of the round three announcement.

As to the offensive meme, I note that you don’t even dispute the punching down about mental health. Gross.

Bernstein is a German-Jewish name. These names were given and in some cases forced on people in history to give a signal to others, usually negative. This is a hint, not a fact of his beliefs. My understanding is that he does come from a Jewish family. I won’t presume to speak for Bernstein’s beliefs, just that I see something obviously tense and probably wrong.

It’s your choice to not care to comment about the antisemitic connotations that I raised. My point was that for some people this is impossible to not see. It is highly offensive given the context. Now I understand that you refuse to do so when shown. Also extremely gross.
There’s always one.
Folks with PhDs (and/or scientists) swear _all the time_, especially on their own blog that has "swearing" in the subheader as the third most important descriptor and that isn't aimed directly at children. This has nothing to do with the credibility of the article except as tone policing.
You will find it here https://www.midjourney.com/pub/feed/
Well, last I heard, the going theory is that other animals, other primates, don't have gender whatsoever. They have biological sex, of course, but no concept of gender: no concept that women should be in the kitchen can men should be bringing home to bacon, etc, etc, tired stereotypes that convey the point, etc. Clownfish will literally transition from male to female, but there's yet no research as of yet to suggest that Clownfish start wearing heals.

You are correct, gender is a social construct, so is motherhood and fatherhood and so on, but that doesn't mean those things aren't real, don't mean anything, or impact our lives or aren't deeply and sincerely held identities.
What evidence is there that bushmen have a long healthy life? Please don’t cite a YouTube video or blog as a reference.
Did they have also the same backdoors ?
Is there something you can’t do? Or are you assuming sysadmins don’t learn their tools.

Arguably learning the idiosyncracies of proprietary management tools is harder long-term as there are myriads of edge cases and they get replaced with completely new tools quite often.

Exceptions are SCCM maybe, but people are avoiding that as much as possible IME.
You need to connect discord to make it happent
If the ads are converting all the way through the chain, they don't really have any reason to care whether it's "bots" making those purchases and service sign-ups or not.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_cheese

> Modern American cheese is a type of processed cheese [...] It is typically yellow or white in color; yellow American cheese is seasoned and colored with annatto. [Image: an individually wrapped slice of American cheese, also known as a single]

Maybe 'processed' (not a good term I know, but we sort of know what we mean), coloured, sliced and individually wrapped cheese is 'normal' to you, it certainly isn't to me.

> Manufacturing process

> Traditional cheese is ground, combined with emulsifying agents and other ingredients, mixed and heated until it forms a "melted homogeneous" mixture. To pasteurize it, [...]

> Processed American cheese is packaged in individually wrapped slices, as unwrapped slices sold in stacks, or in unsliced blocks. Individually wrapped slices are formed from processed cheese which solidifies only between the wrapping medium; these slices, sold as 'singles', are typically the least like traditional cheese. Blocks of American cheese are more similar to traditional cheese, and are sliced to order at deli counters.

I didn't know how it was made until I read this, but I think that settles it? It 'contains' 'normal cheese', but the manufacturing process specifically starts with that as input.

If I ground some assorted meats, pasteurised them, seasoned them, and then shaped it - is that 'normal steak'? No, it's basically a burger (albeit multi-meat & steak-shaped), a distinct thing.

Or a better example because it actually exists: 'fish fingers' can be called 'fish' because they're a blend of multiple normal fish, but the resultant processed blend isn't 'normal fish' or 'a fish'.
Just do Sign in with discord and you will see whats people are making ...
Thanks for this. Because of your comment, I’m going to rewatch the film series. It’s been a while.
I'm confused, why do people need to miss the feature? If it's that important to them, just don't buy the newest iphone.