skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What's non-inclusive specifically about F-bombs? It might not be great decorum, but that seems a bit heavy.
I think when you break down all the variables there is really very little to play with bc no phones have variable apertures.

ISO is basically a linear gain that's done on the sensor. As long as you aren't blowing out your photo and loosing information, it basically makes not difference if you do it in sensor or later while editing

So the only variable left is the shutter speed - which is basically directly dictated by the amount of light you have. You try to get as much light as you can without blowing anything out. This is how you get the most information. You can decrease it to get faster shots with less blur, at the cost of more noise

So it all boils down to basically one "slider"/variable between blur and noise
Sure, but they are talking about an Intel kernel.
The CIA has been planting stories in media as disinformation tactics since the Vietnam war: https://youtu.be/UwerBZG83YM
His books are even better. "Anti-Tech Revolution" and "Technological Slavery".
I'm slightly horrified with the specificity of this warning (-Wmemsize-comparison). Apparently enough programmers make this exact mistake.
This is definitely an exception, one would be deficient in just about every (micro)nutrient and therefore expire much faster than a normal human. While also being much more miserable.
A 20% layoff is absolutely a red flag. Morale will be impacted and there is a likelihood of further layoffs. If you are out of work it's worth considering but a 20% layoff is as likely to mean more trouble ahead as not.
I think it’s a pretty easy and informative experiment to take espresso two shots from one puck in to two cups. I did this recently, the first shot was a beautiful, almost thick, sweet and sour coffee. The second one was like burnt dirt water.

Turns out the espresso machine is already set up to stop extracting just at the point where all the good flavours have been removed. (Also reason to be thankful that the good flavours happen to extract first)
In many European jurisdictions, you are criminally liable for anything that makes it onto your systems, regardless of how it got there.

So, the OP has just given people a whole new way of making themselves liable for illegal content, just by running the P2P software in question.

In most cases, the police aren't interested in hauling a service provider into jail, they want to haul in the person who put that content there. But this does make a nice little lever that the police can use against any service provider.
not sure why they’re downvoting you, what you said is absolutely accurate.
Honestly if nothing else that sounds amazing from the perspective of maintaining portability. Allowing you to exploit the strengths of each compiler is also nice:)
Mostly agree but if your diet is particularly bad, just eating less will mean existing nutrient deficiencies are magnified and (probably for this reason) you'll feel more hungry than you need to, increasing the chances you give up. IMO.
Failed to find an offer on LG Dualup.
How is this any different than running youtube in a Firefox container? I feel like it's a lot of reinventing the wheel if you have to do things like Sponsorblock, Adblock, etc. all over again instead of just relying on your current browser setup.
How to Execute
> The OP added the other article after posting and realizing the weakness of the argument with just the first source, so I'm not addressing it.

OP here. The argument was about minor traffic violations. Nowhere did I say the Denver post covered everything. Did I? I gave that as example. My assumption was folks would read and understand that in good faith. Boy, was I mistaken.
While we're talking about Clang errors, here's a neat trick I discovered a few days ago:

LLVM comes bundled with a tool that will show you all the errors/warnings in a nested, hierarchical fashion

Along with being color-coded by whether they're enabled by default, and if they only exist for GCC compatibility.

You can display this by typing:

$ diagtool tree [optional-warning-level-like-Wall]

See: https://twitter.com/GavinRayDev/status/1593399093820129280

Here's a GIST where I collected some of the more obscure options you may be interested in adding:

https://gist.github.com/GavinRay97/bae1d93925e55ce0a0084946f...
AliExpress had this annoying thing that an ad bar would appear at the top of the screen about a second after page load. The ad bar would shift down the search bar just as you wanted to click to search something. So you'd accidentally click on the ad instead.

This was (is?) the issue for quite some time. I always wondered if the analytics people knew about it or they thought that ad just gets a lot of hits. It was always some AliExpress promotion.
Depends on your definition. It may also vary regionally. Either way, they are substantially similar.
> The second Q needs no input because it is not executed: its source code is used as input for the first Q.

But Q is the source code of a program that needs an input.

How would you determine if Q halts or not, if you don't give it an input?
LOL. One month.

Isn't that case that unit tests were a waste of time? :P
All can search an index by just one field if it is the first field covered by the index, few can use an index if your predicate concerns the second and not the first.

IIRC Oracle does support this and calls it a skip-scan. If the first column in the index is not very selective this can be very efficient, though if the first column is good in terms of selectivity then a skip-scan will be very inefficient and the DB might as well just scan the whole index. Given that a good choice of index usually has a fairly selective column as its first, and that unless storage space is very cramped you are likely better off just defining an extra index without the column that you want to not touch in some queries, this means that a skip-scan isn't helpful as often as one might think which is one of the reasons DB engine maintainers give for not spending time implementing and maintaining the feature.

There are some use cases where having the option to skip-scan is definitely a significant bonus, but they are rare enough that I understand why most engine maintainers have not implemented them.
It seems some states, like NY and California, have some sort of civil protections, however weak, that at least make companies write up justifications, document stuff, and do a PIP. It seems more rare to suddenly disappear someone unless they've done something terrible. Granted one month and 'here is an employee performance improvement plan that they will never achieve success for' is a bit dicey ethically.
I strongly disagree that one should always dive with a buddy. But I’ll also say that one shouldn’t dive alone. Exit and entry are usually the most dangerous part of the dive.

Diving in low vis, spear fishing, or confined spaces don’t match with having a dive buddy. But they do match with redundant air supplies and other safety measures I mention in another comment.

Also unless your buddy is literally within arms reach at all times, they are not a redundant air source.
There is a lot of effort that goes into gaming the algo. Either that or YouTube's devs are completely incompetent. Either would explain why watching Stewart Lee videos gets me Jordan Peterson recommendations, but I tend toward the former rather than the latter.
They've got so many viable excuses to fall back on though. Economy, vaccines, weaker variants, other countries have opened up. They could even make up some completely new narrative if they really wanted to about how they're going to get overtaken by India if they don't open the economy up or how they were running some two year lab experiment to ascertain long term effects for the good of the people and just release some hastily made paper supporting their findings. I don't know, it just seems really weird that these individuals would feel so threatened to roll back on it when it seems to be causing them more problems than its worth.
> I don't know and I'm not participating in this conversation further because of your stealth edit for the NYT piece

> by your altering your original post in a significant way without saying as much.

Lol, providing more examples is altering "in a significant way"?

I disagree but, hey, you found an out.
For pay captcha solvers have existed forever (e.g. 2captcha.com) and the world hasnt ended yet. I doubt this will change that much.
What a great resource!
I bought a bunch of stuff like iPads in days leading up to Black Friday so you do get deals. I won't be buying anymore though.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPRDLqggwQU
Precisely this.

I go to YouTube, see a whole lot of nothing, and then I promptly leave. It's an interest desert.

I always read and hear of YouTube being lauded for its recommendations, but to me it has always been the weakest video content site and social network. It doesn't do either job particularly well, at least not in a way that engages me for long.

I like science and geopolitical content, but the typical YouTuber treatment tends to pale in comparison to stuff you'd read.

From my perspective, HBO and TikTok win long and short form video respectively, whereas Twitter, HN, and Reddit win 1:n and n:m social.
I mean sure, but we're not talking about C, we're talking about low-level languages, like IA32 assembly.
I've been on a kick drinking black tea in the morning before I have coffee. Tea is a lot cheaper than coffee and I find a cup of it before coffee kind of primes my taste buds so the coffee tastes even more amazing.
Lol cringe.

Careful, you might cut yourself on that edge. Buddy.
on Android, the "locus" mapping app includes a really good diagnostic on GPS reception which I still refer to in the edge cases (inside trains, planes, where even with a window seat reception can be marginal) to understand whats in the sky above me right now
If there was a pay to anonymously support Youtube creators directly with micropayments using only open source privacy respecting software like LBRY does, I would use it.

Sadly YouTube has monopolized a lot of content, has mandatory tracking, and also censors and suppresses things and uses algorithms to put people in maximally profitable filter bubbles regardless of mental health.

Ideally more creators will realize they can put censorship-free tracking-free content on alternative services that give them direct profits.

Until then I use Freetube and Invidious exclusively to opt out of tracking nonsense and avoid wasting my valuable time watching ads.

We should all starve adtech companies of revenue so creators are incentivized to learn how to monetize in a way that respects users rights and privacy.
That’s because quantum mechanics is for making predictions not answering theological questions. Casual observers generally want to know what this says about our place in the universe and quantum mechanics is way too probabilities based for the average joe.
I can’t edit it now, but the first sentence of my comment should read “an estimated 40% of infections are asymptomatic.” Damn autocorrect.
Doh! I see now.
MySQL can do skip-scans

https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/range-optimization.h...
I would agree on this for some cases (and I suspect more so for != NULL than != 0), but memcmp() != 0 isn't one of them. There are multiple reasons why, some more generic than others, but two of them are very specific to memcmp():

1. There are similar functions (like std::lexicographical_compare() in C++) returning bool instead an int.

2. It's not crazy to read memcmp() as comparing for equality rather than ordering. i.e. I think when you see 'if (memcmp(a, b, n))', it's quite natural for one's brain to read it as "if a and b are equal..."

For someone who uses memcmp() on a daily basis, you probably don't encounter these misconceptions. But as someone who writes C++ and merely deals with C once in a while in the process, both of these possibilities have tripped me up multiple times when seeing if (memcmp(...)). Writing != 0 has always cleared that confusion for me, since it immediately signals the result (a) isn't meant to be read as a Boolean, and (b) might be negative, thus putting my brain on alert.
I would say that the reality is somewhat looser. Their investment in easily in the 100s of billions. At that price, replacing workers should a strike be called is pretty feasible.

Unions can, and often do, overplay their hands when negotiating. Adversarial systems, and competitive unions force unions to demand best of industry contracts at every corporation they go to.

To draw a football analogy, every unions wants a Christian Kirk contract, and every contract after that must be a Christian Kirk^2 contract.
Yes you can?

// lib.h
struct SecureString {
uint8_t *content;
size_t len;
}

bool secure_str_eq(l *SecureString, r *SecureString) {
// some constant-time algorithm
}

SecureString *new_secur_string() {
struct SecureString *s = malloc(sizeof(struct SecureString));
// initialize s
return s;
}

And then in go, for instance, you would do something like this:

// #include "lib.h"
import "C"

type SecureString struct {
ptr *C.struct_SecureString
}

func NewSecureString() *SecureString {
return &SecureString {
ptr: C.new_secure_string(),
}
}

func (s *SecureString) Eq(other SecureString*) bool {
return C.secure_str_eq(h.ptr, other.ptr)
}
Usually yes, at least that's how I interpret it. So far, I have not been identified as a bot.
Reminds me of a great Nathan For You episode:

https://youtu.be/jf9I04Oa-hU
Given that it doesn’t seem to be grounded in any kind of reality, what the image says about the human condition must refer to the minds of those who conjure it up.
And the autoplaying is them wallpapering over the issue that thumbnails are user chosen and now have no relevance to the actual video, right?
I just had overhead electrical service replaced with 480V underground, 200 feet of trenching in the Midwest, $5k out the door. Licensed electrician and utility sign off. (Upgrades to support dual EV charging, 10kw solar, and electrifying the entire ~50 year old property).

Having had to coordinate service extensions by Comcast for a business in the near west Chicago suburbs about a decade ago, $11k isn’t bad (because skilled tradespeople at a subcontractor are going to be on a pole or running cable underground) but a neighborhood can do better if they’re willing to buy the fiber and do the labor themselves. Having done some directional boring for utility runs on a property in Maine, it’s straightforward.

Obligatory Jared Mauch reference: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24424910

Something similar in rural northern Britain: https://b4rn.org.uk/

https://b4rn.org.uk/community/volunteers/
I think narcissism is way more common then we think and certain narcissistic traits are celebrated and celebrified in our culture.

That said being married to an alcoholic narcissist sucks.
> no phones have variable apertures.

Even my almost 5 years old Galaxy S9+ has aperture. Surely something better came out since.
if you’re not trying to have your posts heard by the public, then why would you be concerned who mastodon.art is federated with? wouldn’t you just join there and enjoy the specific community…

> I’m not trying to build a general audience or have my general posts be heard by the public.

> i’m trying to be part of a specific community.

> Federation seems bad here if the community is not fully open.

these seem to entirely contradict each other.
Not what I said. Petrodollar conspiracies are not that, plenty of nations move away from the dollar without “3 letter agencies” and only the uninformed are unaware of this.
+ Racket/Scheme

+ Fortran

Also, "Other" is repeated twice.
This sounds plausible enough until you examine it and realize you're turning viewing ads into some kind of moral duty.

"Have you witnessed the requisite quantity of behavior-modifying media today, Citizen? Remember, we all have to do our part. I see you only internalized five minutes' worth yesterday. This is below target. Your beliefs and desires have not been sufficiently altered to meet corporate goals. We require greater acquiescence."

If a company wants to paywall something then they can do that. Maybe I'll pay for it. Advertising shits in your head. I don't accept the modification of my mind as an acceptable form of payment.

"So don't use it"

No. What are you going to do about it? Tell me I'm immoral?
I used this for a while in 1999...

http://alumni.media.mit.edu/~orit/utok.html

I imagine nowadays all the notes would just be like any online comments section: fighting and name-calling about anything and everything
You can see that because you’re knee deep in conspiracy theories. I’m not in denial I’m just informed on foreign policy and know that these agencies don’t just overthrow governments because they make financial decisions like this. That’s an ignorant meme that lacks any real analysis of foreign policy.
I'm working for the Israel office (gmt+2) of my company now but from Australia (gmt+8),its a great option for me as I work 2pm-10.30pm Mon-Thur and then flexible hours on Friday.

This leaves 700-1400 for doing all the stuff I need to do, food, shopping, exercise and then an hour or so after I finish work to wind down and head to bed.

And Friday I can work normal Australian hours 8-4.30 and have the evening and weekend for going out with friends/family etc.

Wouldn't say no to the Friday off completely though.
This could be just the beginning of bigger protests. As an American, I wouldn’t go to china even if I can, who knows whether I would be stuck in lockdown and cannot come back on time to work especially with all the layoffs going on in America.
You want me to keep it safe for discussion, while downvoting me for calling out easily disproved conspiracies?

I think your priorities are out of whack here. There’s lots of complaints about Us policy: that they overthrow nations to uphold the petrodollar is not one of them.

How about reading an actual analysis instead of continuing a meme that was never true

https://www.reddit.com/r/neoliberal/comments/m9sll7/why_nati...
The Yoda conditional.
How many times is "every"? I count maybe a dozen countries, they were either puppet states of the soviet union and didn't have much local control or they were authortarian dystopians both before and after communism.

Maybe the pattern is toltalitarian countries are going to be toltarian regardless of what they call themselves.

As far as crypto goes, there are like a billion different variations on the idea, most are scams, and i dont think i have ever heard anyone say "real crypto hasn't been tried" before this.
Yeah, this seems inaccurate, tribes in Africa that still live hunter-gatherer lifestyle have good teeth without cavities. It changed after humans moved from hunter-gather to agriculture.
In my early 20s I was a Linux sysadmin contractor in the Midwest US and got dropped into a job site where the core team was being offshored. I had to quickly learn how to maintain HPUX, AIX and some Solaris boxes using docs in the form of word docs scattered across network drives. These old admins hated Linux… and I hated the unfamiliarity of the non-Linux systems. How could anyone live with a shell where tab completion wasn’t a feature? Gag!
I am actually surprised to see this extension existing and listed on the extensions page. I bet google will remove this very soon. Unlike adblocks, this is threatening google's security claims.
Construing it that way is just flawed logic.

It presupposes that a person goes into a relationship looking for such an imperfection. This is the fallacy of affirming the consequent.
Sorry, I edited a bunch and the point was that the ordering can matter due to references to the new value on the rhs or due to a loop. So

a' = a + b + 1 and b' = a + b + 1

should be

a' = a + b' + 1 and b' = a' + b + 1

Or alternatively they can have non-primed right hand sides but occur in a loop and you have the same problem even though the rhs's are at-free. A syntactic constraint won't work unless it includes "and also no loops in at-mentioning blocks" which... well, yeah, we know how to reason about NFAs :)

Sorry again, trying to make too many points with a single example
> Why not? You don't get to impose your beliefs on your neighbour.

It’s nothing to do with belief, more with common sense and respect. Tourists are advised to cover their heads when visiting Middle East countries; or not wear shorts when visiting Buddhism temples. It’s the same here for visitors to Western countries, where Nazis have left a deep deep scar in the society.
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I think you might not be understanding the context of the argument.

Google has tons of information on you - way more than it needs, and yet it still doesn’t get recommendations as good as we expect (as you rightly point out).

So the issue is that it has tons of extra data than they need because it * doesn’t make their recommendation any better.*

Gathering data for the sake of gathering data in todays world of information privacy and hackers, leaks, etc. And that is what they are doing.

In my opinion (sample size of 1), YouTube is incredibly simplistic in its recommendations. I find it very hard to believe that they couldn’t achieve the same quality with much less info on me.

For instance, my IP changes when I travel, but I’m an American who speaks English, and yet YouTube insists in showing me local ads in different languages when I’m in foreign countries, despite having my home address (verified with my credit card no less!!!) That’s just laughable.
Apple disabled communication tool in China before protests broke out
> I very much doubt that there's more than a tiny handful of people for whom that would remain true if they were worth $0

By now they’re a part of our history. I keep a professionally made, empty paper wallet as a souvenir from the 2010s. It’s a lot more tangible than some scrap of paper with 24 random words on it.
Lemmy is a fediverse clone of reddit, and some of their communities are in different languages: https://join-lemmy.org/instances

The "main" site also has many subcommunities in many languages: https://lemmy.ml/communities

(ps I literally found this an hour ago, so I don't know much about it)
Unlike reddit, the nicknames are not too vulgar. That must be the reason why. You can find many others not taken.
How about “America invades nation because it moves away from the dollar” is a complete bunk conspiracy theory and I was calling it out. It has 0 basis in reality and is peddled by anti-America types.

It’s common knowledge to the unknowledgeable, which was my point about credibility. it’s a meme and that’s it.

https://www.reddit.com/r/neoliberal/comments/m9sll7/why_nati...
there's no paradox, just a misunderstanding.
Why do you need to make the effort to tell people individually or repeatedly?

Setup your calendar to auto-reject meeting invitations with a polite message that you no longer work Friday and if your attendance is required for the meeting then please schedule for Mon-Thurs during your working hours.

I do this with my non working hours, I book a block of 'out of office' time which auto rejects meetings and notes my normal working hours for the inviters future reference.
You can pay for ad free YouTube by paying for YouTube Premium. No annoying micropayments. All the content with none of the ads.

It does not satisfy your anonymous requirement but very little does. Most content creators appreciate (directly or indirectly) the features a non anonymous platform provides.
As it is a new development (been seeing the same thing happen since a few months ago, and lot of people seem to have the complaint), I'd assume YouTube is exactly taking account all the data it has on its users, and are applying what they see as the best strategy for their bottom line.

I wouldn't expect more data or better profiling to bridge that gap.