skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
They are writing about re-inventing industrial research labs - what should a modern Bell Labs be? They advocate for application-inspired scientific research as the majority of a portfolio - but also leaving room for curiousity-driven work that may suprise.

They've a book, "The Genesis of Technoscientific Revolutions: Rethinking the Nature and Nurture of Research" [0], and a video, "The Nature and Nurturing of Research: A Modern Synthesis - Dr. Jeff Tsao" [1].

[0] https://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?isbn=9780674251854
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ByCdXyak3Vs
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It certainly feels like the 90th of September sometimes
Modern clickbait
The ONLY reason Fox News cares is for the hope of active Democrats in Epstein's circle - whom they will shout about to the hills, while ignoring any Republicans also in that list. Their playbook is a transparent sheet of plastic.
It goes back to, what is a framework and what qualifies as a big framework here. I think classic rails isn't the fit, but something that's an extension of gRPC definitely works. What gets handcrafted is a lot of layers around gRPC or far more stuff around HTTP.

When I'm working on personal projects, frameworks don't make sense for me. When I'm trying to engineer something at scale e.g https://m3o.com then I need that standardisation at the platform layer, the framework layer, the API layer.
There are many implementations out there.
An android app, an iOS app, and probably also a web app.
About Hanselman got you covered

https://keysleft.com/
Bibliogram still works if you are using a small instance.
What does this even mean? How do you „inherit an effect“? Who is „pulling the strings“?
>They [unions] exist for the protection and benefit of workers, your bosses don't.

I concur, and will go further:
They [unions] _usually_ exist for the protection and benefit of workers, however, it depends on the union, whether there's a 'closed shop' agreement (only one union is allowed in the company), the quality and honesty and integrity of local reps, and how many shady deals have been done over the years, and how many cover-ups have taken place to hide the shady deals over the years (and so on and so on), your bosses _don't_ exist for the protection and benefit of [the] workers, unless it significantly benefits them more.
Abstractly, you are correct.

But as a matter of policy effectiveness, it would be useful to have examples of true statements which were banned, to see how effective the policy was, and see the types of misclassifications.

Did Twitter "originally [say] that telling people to wear a mask to protect yourself from COVID was a mistruth"?

If so, when did it change, and why?

If not, then the answer to Khaine's question is "no".

Aren't all corporate policies self-serving?
Plastic and salt water don't really agree with each other.

In fact salt water doesn't agree with most things.
I despise the amount of random stuff that's tied to it and journalctl data format is still an abomination (and my bug with it trying to search thru entirety of log dir to show single app status is still open)

...but we did remove few thousands lines of fixed init scripts (anyone that tells you sysv scripts are easy and simple is lying to you, multiple projects fail there) *and* an bunch of Monit instances thanks to the features the base service management has. And simplified a bunch of other cases.

So yeah, overall even with issues it is a huge benefit.
Seems quite cool - I don't suppose you have a copy of the .dict file linked in that blog post? the link is 503 :\
Goodbye, data science
Try the "Tasty Tom" variety.
The LAG Köln disagrees with your interpretation:

> (...) Im Falle des verstetigten Bruttomonatsentgelts tritt diese Fälligkeit gemäß § 614 Satz 2 BGB nach Ablauf des Zeitabschnittes, bei einer Monatsvergütung also nach Ablauf des jeweiligen Monats, ein. (...) [1]

This means the payment is due as soon as the month is over and according to § 286 (2) 1 BGB, the employer is immediately in default

[1] https://openjur.de/u/2172897.html
I would also add things like http cache headers, http compression, retries + backoff, mapping to http response codes, etc.
As someone who have learned a lot from ih8mud, thank you for helping such a great community! I live in a 3rd world country where it's very hard to get proper maintenance services like in America, ih8mud is the reason why I picked the FZJ80.

(now, if only I can find the emission manual for the 1fz-f...)
Going with Occam's razor, I suspect you're right. But there were suspicious circumstances, like the security guards falling asleep and CCTV being accidentally deleted. But I have no idea how often that happens otherwise.
Minutes or less on Apple since they give you a dashboard with all your subscriptions and canceling or restarting is extremely simple
Reading the article, there is little being revealed here? A good part of the documents are about victims. Others reveal that.. a billionaire socialite had some acquaintances?
And zucchini, tomatoes, eggplant, peppers, beans, and peas.
>why would anyone go through the motions to have fake chicken when you have multitudes of vegetarian options

Because meat tastes better, and I want it. If I can have that taste without an animal involved then it’s all the better. If not then I’ll continue eating meat.

Vegetarians and vegans just don’t seem to understand this. Food is all about personal preference but the extreme majority of people eat and enjoy meat. They enjoy it because they find it delicious. If people felt vegetarian options were as delicious as meat we wouldn’t be having these discussions.

People who don’t have a taste preference for meat are obviously not the target for plant based meat.
> while being cheaper

There's the kicker; the "meat replacement" industry is not in it for the good of humanity or whatever, they're in it for the money. They know there's a demographic of people who feel guilty and who are willing to pay extra to soothe their conscience.

I'm going to sound like a gatekeeper here, but Real Vegetarians know how to cook without something that looks or tastes like meat. Meat replacement patties are just... uninspired and lazy conscience comforting food products. IMO and such.

I wouldn't object to better stimulus from up above, that is, make vegetable options more available, diverse, and affordable. Frozen is fine.
Yup, I was the author of go-micro. It was very much a standalone Go framework aka common interfaces grouped together for distributed systems development. By using interfaces they effectively became pluggable abstractions for infrastructure. Unfortunately I don't think a Go library alone solves the problems I was trying to solve so it got merged into Micro which is platform that includes a CLI, API, Runtime, etc. It powers https://m3o.com
"shout about to the hills, while ignoring..."

So, what CNN/MSDNC/ABC/CBS and others do to Republicans?
I suspect him to be involved with the gcc steering committee (via financing) and some disastrous decisions, like moving gcc code to c++ (aka destroying for good sane mainstream opensource software bootstraping). Hope nobody with interests to sabotage critical opensource software was in the acquaintances of this trash (cf GNU drama at the MIT, if I recall properly).
The idea that Ghislaine Maxwell was one of the most powerful mods on Reddit, with close connections to the founders and admins, was widely derided at the time, but is probably true.
Will this inform us to whether or not he was able to execute his plan to "seed humanity" he told so many people about? Does Jeffrey Epstein have dozens or more secret kids via this eugenics plan of his?

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/07/31/business/jeffrey-epstein-...
MkUltra, COINTELPRO, the Gulf of Tonkin incident, Project Mockingbird, Project Sunshine... There are thousands of conspiracies that have been vindicated, including ones that sounded completely insane at the time. You can just Google to answer your question with further examples.
Censorship = you can't say X at all

Spam Blocking = you can't say X more than Y (>> 1) times

While technically censorship, there is a big difference, I think. Obviously in practice spam blocking could maliciously or accidentally be used for censorship.
larger metastudies have found no such correlation
The linux kernel compiles with no strict aliasing, so kernel code is unaffected. In userspace this is still dodgy, strict aliasing does affect generated code, and correctness of code that relies on UB this way.

A pragmatic solution would be attributes that allowed declaring that certain pairs of types that are allowed to alias with each other. It would even be better if the C and C++ standards provided facilities for this, although it can be challenging to rigurously fit into the object model.
yeah, bizzaro tech world where vitamins get destroyed by heat :)
I'm surprised we've got this many comments without anyone mentioning Soylent Green.

SPOILER

Soylent Green is both the name of a 1973 science fiction film and of a wafer-like food product in the film. The film is a police procedural set in the future, based on the 1966 novel Make Room! Make Room! The food is a processed protein ration made of human beings and distributed to an unsuspecting populace.
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killed himself, disabled the cameras pointed at his cell, and made the guards skip their 30 minute wellness checks.
Men survive 11 days on rudder of ship travelling from Nigeria to Canary Islands
> FWIW, I've always liked Beyond Meat as a "good enough" substitution for a beef burger that's easy to prepare that is close in texture to a real burger - if you use a burger sauce and cheese like most recipes for non-vegans do, it tastes pretty close. I even liked it so much I'd order it at restaurants wherever available and bought a few shares since I figured they'd do well.

You are the target demographic; you're looking for a vegetarian or vegan meat analog so you can continue your existing eating habits and the meals you're familiar with, instead of the more difficult task of changing your lifestyle and diet.

That said, chips are vegan.
I don't think any organic certifications regulate the method of slaughter. If you go to a local farmer, maybe there's a more humane method of slaughter (although the vast, vast majority of even local farmers will contract out slaughter and butchery), but organic at Walmart is probably going to be processed more or less identically to other meat.
> Settling such questions is what they're for.

No, they're there to deliver justice. Truth in courts can and does change often when new evidence is brought into view.

The idea that a single entity could somehow have a priori knowledge of truth, good enough to decide what is/isn't true in general, is a juvenile God fantasy. Truth is a tricky concept.
Like the "Epstein didn't kill himself" meme/conspiracy theory?
While Signal does require a phone number to register, they only know your phone number, your date of registration and the date of your phones last connection to signal's servers. Anyone requesting your information from them needs to provide your phone number, so any info they can get is account creation date and date of last connection.
There’s another billionaire who has taken on that mission: https://www.businessinsider.com/pronatalism-elon-musk-simone...
I feel that's pretty close to Ruby and Crystal. I was actually hoping for something more out of line (like C++ and Perl) but more modern.
I'm a vegetarian but I very much agree and I'm surprised to see the dislike of these product on this thread from both camps.

I want the full fat, greasy, meaty nostalgia of my very American-diet childhood and Impossible/Beyond have finally gotten 95% to achieving that. I definitely do not want some bean/vegetable patty with low fat, low salt, and weird texture.

Additionally, my Midwestern-diet wife happily eat Impossible (not Beyond) burgers with me which is a pleasant surprise.
There's a link in the comments to it.

https://github.com/jrus/cocoa-text-system/blob/master/KeyBin...

Though I just have:

"^w" = "deleteWordBackward:"; /* C-W Delete word backward */
Doesn't most flash memory already have some builtin error detection and possibly correction logic already?
I thought the C11 memory model was considered correct, possibly modulo 'consume' which seems to be ignored. The implementation in terms of types instead of operations has a performance cost but otherwise works. What glaring flaws do you have in mind?
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No one ever said the original vax prevented against transmission. This has always been a pandemic of the unvaccinated. The effectiveness of the original is augmented by ongoing boosters, it is not an indication that the original didn't prevent severe illness. The saddest part is that these anti-science people are the most at risk. Myocarditis and other side effects are extremely rare. In 90% cases people will experience no symptoms, but getting the ouchie protects those at most at risk. https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-news/justin-bie... https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/medical/cdc-director-covid-... https://www.news.com.au/technology/science/human-body/yes-th...
I would double check on GNU realine code sanity, including its SDK before learning its shortcuts. I use busybox shells anyway.
> How many of these would you need to update in the direction of "maybe some of them do know some of what they're talking about"?

None of them knows anything at all about anything whatsoever. You're talking about morons who abuse conjectures to build up their personal fictional stories with the goal of fooling themselves into believing they are special and smarter than everyone around them.

Listening to conspiracy nuts regarding their pet conspiracies makes as much sense as taking investment advice from lottery winners: even if they are right once in their life,their whole rationalization is deeply wrong and has no bearing in reality.
I for one really gained an appreciation for curry, and since they're stewed to fuck anyway you barely notice whether or not there's meat in them.

I hope that people trying to improve their diets will discover spices beyond salt, pepper and chillies, lol.

I do believe part of it is that western diets are more about the ingredients and the textures / mouthfeels / flavors thereof than spices. Which is ironic, given the whole colonization and world spice trade thing from some time ago.
_All_ abstractions are leaky, but some are helpful. For me, as an unwilling and inept CSS dev working on small low-budget projects, Tailwind is helpful because it lets me put all styling information in one place.
I used to work at Wire. As far as I know there was no shady buyout, just new investors who were less lax about wanting Wire to actually make money. So they started reorienting at big corporate clients.

The technology itself wasn't changed and Wire was still involved in exciting things like MLS (https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ietf-mls-protocol/) when all this was happening (~4 years ago).
We can still fall back to a fried portabello burger … for now.
I'm converting proprietary AutoCAD DWG files to some JSON format (libredwg) I invented.
600K bytes is a very small file, with just a couple of objects.

Many other CAD formats also switched to JSON.
This is my new favorite conspiracy, easily beating out the birds-aren’t-real thing, which is just too obviously true, in hindsight.
It's less about the raw quantity and more about the proportion.

I can guess the outcome of the S&P 500 perfectly, if you don't count the wrong predictions. All I have to do is predict both directions, and say "see, told you it'd go up/down today".
A friend of mine and I (independently) spent a day or so playing around with Stable Diffusion recently. We both came to the conclusion that, as things stand now, creating images in the style of impressionists/surrealists/cubists etc. works best because you're not really expecting realism, anatomical correctness etc.

I was able to come up with someone paddling a canoe in a Turner seascape. The only thing I couldn't get right was a proper canoe paddle and paddling motion but everything else was pretty much perfect.
Such balkanization is inevitable in our current Capitalistic society. How it manifests could be varying degrees between Orwellian and Disney Innocence. Now is the time one can influence such developments. If one does not act now, you'll miss out on shaping this medium, as later you're the medium.
> How do you feel great knowing you are harming other sentient beings?

Because I wake up refreshed, have steady energy throughout the day, and can focus on solving complicated tasks throughout the day. I'm happier and healthy than I've ever been.

> Are there other areas of your life that you optimize for your own personal preferences at the expense of other sentient beings?

Almost every area of my life is at the expense of other sentient beings. I use energy that probably comes from coal that is fueling the war. I use an iPhone that has a battery that was probably made from slaves in china, built from materials sourced from slaves in mines in Africa. If you're checking hacker news, I'm assuming you are optimizing for your own personal preferences at the expense of other sentient beings.

I'd like to change some of that. The are more effective ways of doing so than just opting out of society.

> Are there areas where you don’t?

Chicken and pork are actually my favorite foods. I don't eat them because I think as livestock they're a net harm to the environment.

I don't kill spiders in my house, they're happy to cohabitate.

I have a dog, I sacrifice hours a day to make sure he is happy and healthy.

Happy to answer any other questions
Saying there's necessarily a causal relationship is probably not well supported, but there's absolutely a correlation, and as a rule of thumb, if you choose whole foods over processed foods it will tend to net out as more healthy.

Nutrition pretty much by definition requires a lot of simplification to allow people to make quick decisions on food choices, and so broad rules that are mostly right are pretty useful (and pretty much the basis of how most diets work).
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Could you show an example? A Godbolt link would be nice!
From my experience there are very little use cases where you want to start same app exactly multiple times, usually you always need to vary at least one parameter (usually config file or workdir), and that's pretty app-specific.

...that being said

make template unit `myapp@` then just

systemctl start myapp@1
systemctl start myapp@2
systemctl start myapp@3

can also tie them to start/stop together via dependencies

or make wrapper script that starts all and use man systemd.kill modes to send signal to all of them.
Also it's second largest exporter by value, not by calories. So they are not exactly "feeding the world".
licking a stamp

I grew up with lickable stamps and never heard a sound when they’re being licked.

breath

When does this become obsolete? Humans still breathe…
So what exactly is your threat model here that signal doesn't counter? They need to know your phone number before asking signal about it.
I think its a positioning problem: "alternative" meat is not good enough to substitute real meat + some people just dislike meat and its taste completely, not just concerned about animal cruelty etc.

Vegetarian food can be very tasty and beautiful and it does not have to be a substitute or an imitator of meat and other non-vegan food
They'll get banned in the rich enclaves and immediately outlying wealthy suburbs and once those people are satisfied the movement will lose momentum because no other demographic has this problem high enough up on their list of problems to be actionable. And in 100yr when we all manipulate leaves in a different way because it's "just better" people will wonder where the obscure law came from.

Many, many things follow this pattern.
well... that's certainly not thousands
Yeah, which is why this 'news' will mainly be conspiracy fodder. He was a conman that got into the circles of the rich and famous.

People seemed surprised that the elite class all hang out together, and make sure they stay elite. Look no further than the bi-partisan game of politicians inside trading.
Here's what we know...A former US high-school teacher schmuck pretends to be a billionaire financier and -- somehow -- gets the Royal family, the Clintons and Bill Gates entangled with his odd system (and what really was his system anyways?) all the while this wealthy lady from a well known European family grooms and sends considerable numbers of child sex victims his way. I am going to go out on a limb and say that those children weren't all intended to go to the schmuck.
As I recall, they orbited at like 60 mi and probably hit a few hundred on orbital insertion. Guesstimating from the size of the moon, this is a ways further out. Looks like it’s taken from a science or sci-fi show as “they” approach earth.
Probably this user https://www.reddit.com/user/maxwellhill/comments/

Last commented few days before her arrest.
Just added that to the article. I do not see the OSTC as a general purpose programmable dive computer (under my own definition, that is).
Blog says "reached" and not "finished" starting, the example here also includes After= for network target...
How do you decide if i+1 is UB or not, unless the abstract machine reaches that line with a given value of i?
Tailwind is not an abstraction, it's shorthand. It saves you several bytes in the source, saves seconds of typing, and in return rewards you with a massive headache.
Peas are a complete protein, but in their natural form they suffer from poor digestability compared to animal proteins. (Split peas have a PDCAAS score of around 0.5 - 0.6. Pea protein isolates can get up to 0.9, or comparable to chicken.)
Actually FAT filesystems with two FAT entries can be implemented in a transaction safe way: 1) write allocations on first FAT, 2) write file data, 3) write the second FAT. This is the same as a journal that stores metadata only (what most other journaled filesystems do).
This is probably what Microsoft calls "TexFAT", but doesn't describe in any way.

Good written data (not corrupted while being written) will last a long time, probably more than any magnetic media, so data resiliency is good.
> What’s the conspiracy?

Don't underestimate the ability of these conspiracy loons to fabricate more and more stories. I expect them to react to tasting a big nothing sandwich with more conspiracy theories on how shady imaginary organizations edited out all the smoking guns.
> distribution for dynamic languages is a nightmare

Weird statement. Software distribution generally is just a terrible mess, regardless of what sort of language it's written in. The one exception is JS, which happens to be dynamic and also has what is probably the most reliable and ubiquitous platform available—so much so that its distribution story is often credited, rightly or wrongly, as the only reason anyone actually uses it.
Yes sure, totally forgotten I'd posted that, for anyone else the logo is here https://imgur.com/ba7o9i0

The different shades were meant to represent different kinds of people coming together at our hackerspace which is sadly no more, and green for growth obviously, but feel free to change it around to suit.

It animates (in the game of life) up and to the right BTW, unlike Raymond's version which goes down...
This is a good point and I don't disagree. What i'm referring to though is how this incident, snowden leaks, NSA metadata spying, MKultra, etc. etc. all are described as "nutjob" theories until they're proven. Then we just say "oh yeah everyone knew that" and go back to saying anything that doesn't sound mainstream reasonable is crazy
> Implementing any sort of 3D design requires breaking out of Tailwind.

Yes? It's not meant to solve 100% of your css tasks, for me it's more like 90%.
> You still need to know CSS.

Yes. Tailwind CSS is just CSS:

> A utility-first CSS framework

It is not a leaky abstraction, because it isn't an abstraction. It's a only a special syntax for applying predefined blocks of CSS to HTML elements.