skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's mostly shell scripts, with a few C handlers. Very minimal.
Arguably still no, that's the responsibility of the owners to help facilitate (through video surveilance, etc), mostly required by insurance. Government's role really is just the part that formalizes what the punishment is, should you get caught. Society is who decides how hard, or easy, it is to steal things.
If they spend time on Facebook or in an online game talking to friends, is it considered alone? Maybe just definition of "alone" changed, as people replaced physical proximity communication with electronic one?
China and everyone else is already seeking out alternative sources of energy, not fuel though. But the only viable alternative to fossil fuel available at this point is nuclear. The others are still theoretical. Or you can find some cleaner fossil fuel, like gas from Russia. But it is arguably better. So in near term it is mostly going to be one of the existing producer of coal increasing production and offsetting the deficient and most likely doing it with even worse impact on environment and people. As Russia was preparing its assault on Ukraine, it also made some deals to supply more coal to China and India. And long term it won’t go away. A form of ever increasing carbon and environment tax applied across trade partners will put a long term pressure to move away from coal entirely, because it will force to switch to a different energy source, not just switching suppliers.
There are only two hard things in Computer Science:

1. Cache invalidation

2. Off by one errors

3. Naming Things

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Given the majority of major players in US stock market dicked about and inflated ratings of mortgage-backed securities the answer is yes, them and a host of others.

What they do as finnancial players in the stock market, though, is largely orthogonal to the market reports from independent experts that they commission or purchase.

The entire S&P global mineral intelligence wing was aquired from a third party and was built up to reflect the ground truth of lease acquisition, exploration, capital development, etc in the mineral resources domain.
IIRC this was at the express demand of the US... similar situation in UK as well.
its kinda sus because russia
I'm in the same camp with wanting a better carbon tax but I've become skeptical that it is politically possible. For example, what happens if a bloc of countries refuse to pay their share? You can try and punish them with sanctions, but energy is so critical to national security that they are likely to be ignored. Then the only solution becomes war?
Big companies usually operate on a yearly / quarterly cycle when budgeting things (bookkeeping cycle). If they need someone in January you're probably hired in December. January is the new start of the year. If they decide to take on new people it takes a few weeks before all the meetings are done and those positions become available on the market. Then summer is usually a bit more quiet as well.
This is a silly and reductive lens that libertarians often apply. Look at the specific examples cited in the article:

> the Arkansas Times [...] was asked to sign [a no-boycott certification] in order to renew its advertising contract with a state technical college.
> A teacher in Kansas was told that she could not participate in the state’s teacher-training program because she refused to sign the anti-boycott form
> A lawyer in Arizona was told that he could not be paid for his work on behalf of incarcerated people because he refused to sign the certification
> a child speech pathologist in Texas lost her contract with a local school district because she refused to sign.
> One town in Texas even briefly required victims of Hurricane Harvey to sign the anti-boycott certification as a condition of receiving disaster relief funds.

It's a grotesque distortion to frame this case as involving the rights of citizens to contract with their state government and I'm certain you know it.
Really? We're taking, "Wuhan Flu" as fact on this of all sites?
This is speech we can censor.
Where's Dang?

If you think Covid was a lab escaped bio weapon then prove it or get off this site.
They are really sensitive to two things: address confirmation, in case you want to avoid 19% VAT, and mining for SIA)
The choice of coordinate is Earth.

From the point of view of Earth black holes can never merge because it would take an infinite amount of time to do so.

I do not care about the point of view of the black hole itself, or the point of view of an object falling into the black hole.

And it most definitely has physical meaning, and while gravitational waves could be emitted, they can never actually get to the merger.

The gravitational waves would essentially slow down and fade out if it was a black hole.

And since that is not what we see, I do not find the data compelling for black holes, but rather for ultra massive objects.
Will anything come out of this
The 200 khz bandwidth of an FM broadcast signal might have been narrowed to allocate more channels. It is wide enough to carry all that additional info such as the stereo signal (not much of an issue in the 1940's, as nobody had stereo speakers or amplifiers at home), and the additional services (e.g. talking books for the blind, foreign language broadcasts, etc that have been multiplexed on top of the FM signal during the decades since). Now it also can carry the hierarchical digital (some of the comments to the original article apparently accept hierarchical-digital as high-definition, which it isn't) signals. The quality of music received by FM now is not so good as it used to be before all that other stuff started freeloading on the carrier. Most FM broadcast tuners and receivers are supposed to suppress the unwanted content by approximately 70 to 80 db. I don't know if the receivers go out of spec over the years, but when listening to classical music broadcasts medium loud, I often hear a soft garbled chatter during the quiet passages and silences between movements. From my POV, FM is fine for casual music listening but dead as a preferred medium for high-fidelity music. I am too discouraged by the poor S/N ratio that I now hear on FM to dare to spend much for for a better receiver that may not be significantly superior.
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If we live in a simulation what is the most extensive human user guide have you encountered?
It would require better societal structures and labor laws to address mental health, which requires political will. However, just like climate change, this is a thing where you'd have to make society pass through a local minima before reaching a global maxima, and as a result it is very difficult to put this in front of a politician even for the slightest bit of consideration.

And unlike the more vocal counterparts of minorities who take to the streets when they feel aggrieved, people with adverse mental health keep suffering in isolation, so it's difficult to make a political issue out of it in the first place.
> Europe would be getting steamrolled if not for the DOD and NATO and it wouldn’t end there.

You don't need the current level of US DoD spending for NATO to be effective. There are 8 European NATO in the top 20 list of military expenditures, 5 more countries who are allies while not being NATO.

But yes, Ukraine would likely be screwed.
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As she points out in this interview, she liked the church as a community, but was not a believer. I think most religious people fall in this category, their religion is more about everyday life than the divine. It gives them peace of mind and a set of rules to go by, which eliminates a lot of friction and doubt in life. So in that way it's not incompatible, but at the core they are the most incompatible things possible - one is about overcoming your limitations to understand the world better, the other to either accept things without questioning them or even try to find proof for something you already believe, ignoring all contradictions.
Oh please. Ask any woman who reads a lot, she would have reacted the same way.

Let's keep the focus on Elon and his toxic masculinity, please.
Is there a modern equivalent? Love raves
Probably from growing up in one of said areas that obviously majorly benefit.

What they’re saying is very much true, I’m curious of your upbringing & knowledge of the topic if you really think they’re wrong
or she genuinely likes reading books. whomst can truly know??
I make my passwords from letters strictly from the left side of the keyboard. This is so I can keep my mouse hand free. Anyone else cutting corners like this?
He wasn't rich when he offered this, which was why she thought it was sweet.
World is not only US. BF is strong and in EU you have now MSRP laws not to scam on promotions.
They didn't call it Vim 9, though. It would be more like if you had a forum called NeoHacker News. Similar to "Hacker News"? Yes. More alliterative? Also yes. Misleading? Potentially not, with the right communication.
It depends I guess on where you start the count; some people would say Elias' "Smashing The Stack", I'd say Lopatic's HP-UX exploit, some people would go all the way back to RTM's worm.
This is definitely the "software engineer" way of conceptualizing and solving the problem. You have discrete limitations, you optimize around them.

This is clearly not "working at intended" though and I'd like to believe everyone knows that, including the people building this system.
Yandex shows him as first result in the cast listing, same with Brave Search.

https://yandex.com/search/touch/?text=cast+of+the+terminator...

https://search.brave.com/search?q=cast+of+the+terminator+2&s...
Perhaps they’re the outlier, but Apple customer service is great. I’m only ever a few minutes away from talking to a sales or support person.
I'm interested in the tax regime you mentioned, how does local wealth get sent offshore?

In my experience mines opening tend to be good for local economies and provide good jobs. Unfortunately state governments don't have much incentive to care about rural communities, so FIFO has replaced many mining towns. If it was easier to make new towns, mining companies would do it, since FIFO is so expensive.
Yes, knex.js + GCP managed postgresql
This is FUD, not actionable information. Device management services are not backdoors. Forwarding traffic you don't understand and can't verify the fix is just cargo culting random advice. I'm not saying you shouldn't pay attention to this issue, but this comment is extremely low quality.
San Francisco is starting to experiment with minor changes: adding speed bumps that don't affect the normal flow of traffic, but get in the way of people doing doughnuts:

https://www.sfchronicle.com/sf/article/This-S-F-intersection...
No, because the bankruptcy filing for FTX showed that Coinbase is exposed via Genesis Global Capital. They need 1 billion now.
"But... I had a poll."

BTW it's funny if you think about it. First he had the poll, restoring Trump won the poll, and THEN elon said he "always believed banning a sitting president is a great injustice that should be corrected". He *always* believed that. But only *after* the poll.

The sad thing is the poll was something like 51% vs 49%.

"How to alienate half your audience in... one steps."
... thank you for mentioning; it had never occurred to me that it might be anything but an EMACS package for LaTeX. Now I'm more interested:)
Apparently "header" is another term for harvester in Australia, in case anyone else wondered.
>Americans can't just fly to the Netherlands or Barcelona or even Montreal and take a job

they pretty much can, they're lacking so many ppl that everyone can have a visa

> And the language problem

it doesn't exist. SW companies and large companies work in English anyway, because they work across borders. Several engineers around me have no proficiency at all in anything but English, and we're spending more time introducing them to local politics and folklore than language

I have studied and worked with ppl from the whole world but North America.
I almost got hired in Munich without speaking german.
And former classmates work in all of these places, despite initially not speaking the language either

Btw, you can't say you have worked if you haven't been in some online meeting with French ppl struggling to speak in English
You are grossly underestimating the DOD, its purpose and its necessity at a time when it is more important than it has been in decades.

Right. It's a $200B essential service plus a $500B jobs program.
It's not my cup of tea, but it also isn't America's messiest divorce.

And have lost a child (pre born), I don't understand why spouses should be convinced that the others way of coping is right or wrong. Choosing to be open about it is as valid as choosing not to be. It's a tough place. In our case, it was the opposite and I wanted to talk and my wife did not. Not everything is so clear on gender lines and I hate that everything has boiled down to this. It took me forever to realize that my wife's way of coping was fine, despite all the psych articles telling me it was wrong.

Statistically though, the vast majority of couples will divorce after this.
It‘s called shadow accounts. This is an article explaining the basic gist:
https://www.howtogeek.com/768652/what-are-facebook-shadow-pr...
Then banks are deeply unethical if my college campus is any gauge with tshirt giveaways for signups with cool young people smooth talking the freshmen.
Not to mention the student loan industry cruelty.
It occurred to me that modern science and major religions study the same thing. The central axiom of religions is the consciousness-matter duality. The one uber consciousness (aka the god, the one without the other) brings everything into existence and splits itself into many pieces to inhabit this world. Compare this to the QM-GR duality: GR tells us what the matter really is, while QM tells the story of one uber wave-function that brings everything into existence and splits itself into many "particles" that evolve more or less independently.

There is one important difference, though. Religions say that all this has a purpose: the one great consciousness wants to understand itself. Science, on the other hand, believes in chaos.
Do we think this "narrative" (not sure what else to call it, if we supposedly have facts to prove how broken it is) will change in our life time? Get better? Get worse? Stay the same?

Why does it matter who we vote for if the whole system is a sham?
then why do they spend so much on advertising. You're being reductive and enabling.
> From the point of view of Earth black holes can never merge because it would take an infinite amount of time to do so.

This is not correct. What is correct is that from Earth you cannot see events on or inside the horizon of a black hole (or of a merger). But the fact that you cannot see those events does not mean they don't happen or that you cannot have indirect evidence for them, any more than the fact that you cannot see objects over your horizon on Earth itself means that objects can't travel there.

> I do not care about the point of view of the black hole itself, or the point of view of an object falling into the black hole.

Nothing I am saying has anything to do with any "point of view". I am stating invariant facts about the spacetime geometry and events in it.

> it most definitely has physical meaning

No "point of view" has physical meaning. "Points of view" are mathematical conveniences that we humans use for calculations. They are not physical things.

> while gravitational waves could be emitted, they can never actually get to the merger.

> The gravitational waves would essentially slow down and fade out if it was a black hole.

Neither of these claims correctly reflect what GR predicts for black holes and black hole mergers. What GR predicts matches observations.
The Unabomber was right.
IMO the cure for loneliness is probably self fulfilling. The longer you are lonely the more you grow tired of being lonely and decide to intentionally do something about it.

Maybe it’s joining an exercise group, a hobby club, a church, a volunteer group, etc. Maybe it’s trying to work on yourself to achieve a goal or work up the courage to have a conversation with somebody special.

The output of loneliness should eventually be motivation to no longer be lonely and the determination to make it happen. It’s hard, but worth it.
Maybe its because they seemed to have their own home-baked version of damn near everything?
Yes, I know what gold digging is and mostly it is not when the gold digger describes it as themselves in an anecdote. If she was a gold digger she wouldn’t want the world to know it, she’d be busy broadcasting the goldnuggets. It’s easy to notice it because those people are usually extremely vulgar and simple minded.
Your view, deceitfully presented, is flawed and obtusly (seemingly purposely) ignores every component of the legislative branch in favor of your narrative. Your view of the filibuster is subjective and your stated irony is just a blatent falsehood crafted to sensationally push your agenda's daft poetic imaging.
> Obviously, there is waste, failed projects, and pockets of dysfunction. That happens in all large organizations.

Is there a commonly accepted like... loss of producitivty/efficency number in % that is accepted at large organization scale?

Like is it just assumed "a large corporation is 20% inefficient compared to... a startup/quicker moving company" and there's nothing that can be done/it'll always be that way?
Glad you like the writing.

Hope the details on cooking help.

As I recall, but it was a long time ago, there was an N. Waite at IBM's Watson lab.
Good guess! I use PowerPoint and word. I occasionally use excel for a quick spreadsheet but for data storage we have databases and for visualisation we have grafana. The only time I use the live edit feature of excel is when we are coordinating pizza orders.
Oh boy, here we go, my English isn’t good enough, well this definitely means you have nothing of essence to say.

> an informed opinion based on data by those with skin in the game.

This is hilarious. Those with skin in the game actually decided to try to build a mine in Australia. S&P is analytics, they don’t take immediate risks on their analysis. Looks like you don’t understand what “skin in the game” means, I guess this English expression is actually foreign to you.
Striking a Balance Between English and the Native Language
3. Penalize someone with a penalty that actually matters to them.

Fining a rich person is simply giving them the option to pay for a pass to do something that's supposed to be illegal.

There is a rule in my state that cars have to display license plates on both the front and rear of the car. But one of my cars has a sharp sporty front end and the licence plate bracket would be ugly. So I just eat the ticket I get once in a blue moon. Mentally it's simply my trivial token service charge for getting to have what I want.

I don't know what the fair penalty should be for that infraction, but if the goal is to ensure every vehicle displays plates on both sides because it's actually important, then it's not whatever $50 or $100 I paid maybe once, possibly twice in 20 years. Maybe the fine just needs to be a percentage of income or assets instead of an arbitrary fixed value, or maybe it needs to be some other consequence that I actually feel yet won't unfairly harm someone else more than me for the same wrongdoing. (I can afford to take lyft everywhere for instance, or just stay home even, so even losing my license would inconvenience me slightly, but could be devastating to someone else.) Or if the goal is just to collect a fine and no one cares about the plates, well then job done I guess.

But the point is I don't know if "blocking a public path" should qualify for prison exactly either, but there are other possible justifications for prison than just seperation. It may be simply a consequence that actually matters to the people whos actions you are trying to regulate.
Coverage from NPR: https://www.npr.org/2022/11/26/1139273138/china-xinjiang-loo...
Just going to get worse.

Banning China from having EUV today will just force them to double down. They’ll eventually get it and then surpass it. It should be obvious at this point that China will dominate the hardware space in the next 10-20 years.
It is admins that are to blame, but not making easy for an end user to get permission to share something is on Microsoft.

Also not just Microsoft is at fault. Using Google docs to share with a company that doesn't have Google docs is just as painful.
I've gotten into watching a few travel vloggers. One of the best IMHO is Eva Zu Beck. She's not without some minor controversy, but who really isn't? What I enjoy about her channel is her contemplations on the beauty of the world and the difference between loneliness and solitude.

It was a recent video where she said something to the effect of "solitude is something you choose, loneliness is something inflicted on you by others."

I thought this was rather profound and changed my perspective on what loneliness was in terms of giving power over yourself to others. You can't cure loneliness because you have to fix the world first. What you can do is to refuse to give that power to others.

If you find yourself alone, it's okay. You still have your power. If you stay calm you can find peace in solitude.
Less censorship is better.
I prefer the dickfor system.
> When we argued — over the house or the kids' sleeping schedule — my faults and flaws came under the microscope.

Sounds a lot like a story I heard some years back when Musk fired a Tesla engineer for disagreeing with him. It's a common tendency, even in a healthy marriage, to want to do this. But it also matches up with our stories I've heard about his micromanaging (distrusting) style of governance. Musk who grew up unable to trust his father. Perhaps this has colored good relationships with others ever since.

Maybe he'll do well with Twitter, maybe he won't. Either way I hope he learns that money isn't everything. That family is more important than impact.
Not just Shanghainese are protesting.

People in numerous cities (Beijing, Chongqing, Nanjing, Nanzhou, etc) are holding memorials of the 10 people killed in a fire while being presumably locked in their apartments in Xinjiang. [0]

[0] https://news.sky.com/story/end-the-lockdown-protests-in-chin...

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/real_China_irl/comments/z5cux2/%E5%...

[2] https://www.reddit.com/r/real_China_irl/comments/z5tpby/%E6%...

[3] https://www.reddit.com/r/real_China_irl/comments/z55byg/%E5%...
Love the layout, I will be using this. Humble feedback. Why not just remove the grid view? The coolest part is the next movie layout. I would kill for a "seen it" button, where it records the fact that I don't want to watch the movie again (or not interested). I would like to export this list too! so i trust all that work will be saved. This would be perfect for my kid since we could click on family, it knows what i have watched, then i can quickly select something they want. Each time i will have to figure out what is streaming it (Hulu? Netflix is playing it?) -- maybe you get that for free scraping RT?

Very awesome!
> This is unhealthy.

And? How does one magically snap their fingers and change their hard-to-control brain? OP has a point in everything they're saying. Calling it unhealthy doesn't magically fix (inverse) their (very real/probably populous) perspective.
The website is down...
This was written by Justine Musk a long while ago; I can't remember the date. She refers to Talulah Riley as Musk's new fiancé, but at present he has been married and divorced from the actress twice.
I don't think he wants to type or search for racist words, he just wants search engines to actually show accurate relevant search results again. The fact their algorithm probably identified a famous actor as worth completely erasing from search results should worry you, its such a big and obvious mistake, think about all the small and non-obvious mistakes it's probably making right now.