skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There are many situations where this comment rings true - I've been vocally opposed to Google's so-called security-inspired restrictions to its extensions in Manifest V3, for instance. But the cross-browser initiative that is HSTS, allowing site operators to opt-in to protection against HTTPS downgrade attacks, is not one of those situations. Empowering businesses and creators to make their sites more secure for their users, in situations where there aren't side effects, is a good thing!
Depends on which cohort you look at. For college-educated women, that age is closer to 30:

https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2015/01/15/for-most-hi....

Similar breakdown in red states vs blue states. Blue states have much older age of first child, on average (because of correlation with educational attainment).

In fact the gap we should talk about is the gap between college-educated women and the rest (which stands at ~8 years)
Yes and no.

Ubuntu tends to fork Debian's unstable branch then freeze it, patch it, rebuild it and call it their own. Pop_OS! is simply adding some software on top of Ubuntu.

If Debian makes a change, Ubuntu is unaffected until they resync. They then have time to patch it and test. If Ubuntu changes a package, that change is immediate in Pop_OS! unless they ship their own version of the package.

I agree that Pop_OS! is doing a great job with their DE modifications and other defaults, but I don't view that as them being in control. Unless a lot has changed since I used it last, Ubuntu and their infrastructure is still building most of the distribution.

A lot of this is really where you want to draw lines in the sand. What makes a distro a distro and not just another derivative?
Fully agree. Python has been key imo (and I dislike Python and have avoided it for 2 decades, full disclosure) to the recent successes. It is a very accessible language and that proved to be the secret sauce of it trivially traversing domain boundaries. Lots of data + GPUs + accessible language. Compare with AI Winter stack.
What's your management style – country club or autocratic?
I switched to Arch a few years ago and I regret not having done it sooner.

All the things I was assuming about stability being a problem or having to muck around with complex settings, were all wrong. It works extremely well. My OS and all my apps update once a day - no reboots, no loaders. The AUR is great.

When I use my macbook or boot into windows the user experience feels outdated by comparison.
How would you like this to work?
A strategy for bioremediation of nuclear contaminants in the environment
I don't think this is true. In my experience, the employer sees the non-disparagement clause as mostly unimportant[1]. The reason they compensate you is your agreement not to sue.

[1] Specifically, when I have asked to remove it, they have done so without any back-and-forth and without asking for anything in return.
Literally a /r9k/ incel talking point. Never backed up by anything at all.
Approximate computing approximately means using 16 or 8 bit floats instead of standard 32 bit floats.
> You can discriminate against white people because they are white, but that's different than racism.

That's racism. I think you're just trying to excuse your own racism here.
Yes. I'm not saying LLMs are sentient (corporations are people and similarly not sentient, under the traditional definition of the word), I'm saying there's an active debate on how to view AI, especially in the context of attribution.
imagine waking up one day to find yourself at the top of your field, then choosing to rant about white spaces
I think the Linux Desktop community needs to stop promoting Ubuntu as the "default" distribution. In 2008 it was certainly the obvious choice, but anymore Canonical seems to have done their best to burn any goodwill they generated back then.

Of course, that means picking a new "default". Personally, I think SteamOS v3 might end up being a great choice, should it ever be officially released for general consumption. But until that happens my personal favorite is Fedora Kinoite.
looks like a very convenient tool, will give it a try. This attack seemed a bit out of reach for me but it seems very simple now
Zitadel v2.20.0 Release Notes
We do if we want to preserve the little bit of wild are we have left and keep a decent quality of life where we can eat fruit and vegetables. Even cutting meat to zero isn't going to be enough.
What was being asked is whether you're aware that the correct term is "walled garden" (and saying "wallet-garden" as a play on words), or if "wallet-garden" is a mondegreen[1] for you (also recently referred to as a "bone apple tea" thanks to the popularity of a certain subreddit[2]).

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mondegreen

[2] https://www.reddit.com/r/BoneAppleTea/
It's not a world-enveloping thing like the major social media platforms (and it's not going to be) but it has a good number of active users and I enjoy it more than the alternatives.
Do you have reason to believe that is intentional (i.e. poisoned) versus it being an artifact of stock image site tagging systems and social pressure to avoid treating those subjects differently (i.e. biased)?
In terms of packages, Pop!_OS has the flatpak over Snap, which I believe is not installed by default. Their distro is also known for a brand new tiling window manager on top of GNOME [0]. They have also recently made a notable contribution to improving the "Linux on the desktop" experience (e.g. [1]).

I would not oversimplify it as just "repo added on top". For many years we could say the same about Ubuntu and Debian, but I don't agree with this generalisation.

It may walk like a duck, but if it doesn't quack like a duck, it might not be a duck.

[0]: https://pop.system76.com/

[1]: https://blog.system76.com/post/more-on-cosmic-de-to-kick-off...
This is true, measurement is important and if it is worse can you tell if the original bad part improved and look at a hybrid of actions, however the ability to change in the first place is always lacking with people who say that Agile doesn't work.
> Mapping apps have a rough map of the world always locally available

Apple Maps does not. One of my regular drives has an area of no cell service (around 5 miles away from the state capital, so of course that makes sense), and Apple Maps will routinely just display a dot on an empty screen.
The 2-3 transition was a non-issue to a lot of people, and a major stumbling block for folk who staunchly avoided any kind of change to their codebase. But I don't think Python was already in a dominant position -- many people switched stacks.

However, for me there are two key points around it: 1) it's over and done with 2) it wasn't that big of a deal if you planned for it. 90% of the things I was working on just worked with minor changes. The rest was mostly a matter of a few critical dependencies that had to be refactored around.
I doubt it. Special purpose hardware is usually more efficient than a software implementation running on general purpose hardware.
It was, yes. Part of it was calling digital artists lazy and a lot of it was the fear that galleries would cease to exist because everyone would just look at free art online and art itself would die. Of course, it wasn't everyone, but the sentiment was there.
In some ways, having one of the weird TLDs can serve as a filter to keep out less-technical users who assume .com is the only TLD.
Seemingly not if companies are moving back to in-person. Can't be in person at Amazon in Montana.
Speak for yourself, I had a great time with a lady over 40 when I was 19, ... are you trying to seduce me Mrs Robinson?
@WithinReason

I expect them to use Xilinix's AI engines primarily in their CPUs, APUs and GPUs - not so much FPGA.
my goodness, I spent literally my whole life thinking they were actually Norwegian. Thank you for dispelling that illusion
Kinda, but if you seriously propose Lisp then you might be right for wrong reasons.
I found lxd very appealing in the beginning, but when they favoured snap as distribution channel, where, apparently, updates and restarts could only be blocked using the firewall [0], I moved away from it. And Ubuntu in general.

[0] https://forum.snapcraft.io/t/disabling-automatic-refresh-for...
This is pretty much my exact nav sequence. Alltrails > Google Maps > CalTopo > printed guide > generate offline map to phone and/or print.

Chance favors the prepared mind and all that. Also, one of my major life goals is to not die of something preventable, due to my own stupidity. :)
> the bug was missed because it only presented when many aircraft at the same time were using the system.

You've got to be kidding me..

> Subsequently, a test of the software under high demand was developed.

This is wild that a basic kind of load test would not be done given the delicate nature of this system
I think we will likely want to know the story that accompanies a painting more than ever. Aesthetics and composition alone will not make a great piece since we can no longer trust that some work was created by a human artist.

We know that AI paintings are simply points in the latent space between human-created artworks, so there cannot be any information gain from such representations and therefore have nothing new to say about the human condition without adding real-world context and story.

Paintings will be judged by how well they fit in the context of nature and society. "I trudged through the Grand Canyon to paint this landscape in Spring" is much more compelling than "I just typed in these words in MidJourney and this is what came out".
This is what did it for me as well. He was on the wrong trail and relying on a cell phone for maps and GPS is outright foolishness.
Without actually searching, I suspect OP is talking about the race-mixing meme.
maybe in one of those simple textbook economics where everyone has perfect information and the economy only produces one good from two different companies.
Any top reddit post is going to be unrepresentative and indeed, probably made up. It's the unfortunate result of the existence of bullshitters/karma farmers and that reality isn't optimized to be engaging and interesting.
I think computer games and porn addictions by large exacerbate the social awkwardness epidemic, and allow an easy escape from dealing with the world. Which needs to be done, if one wants to build useful skills and become useful to the society or a prospective partner.

It's too easy to stay at home alone all day jacking off and playing games. It shouldn't be like that, we are not equipped to deal with this kind of situations.
it was probably the same for whoever came up with perspective, 'oh yes, well, I see what you've done, isn't that, erm, cheating, and anyway, my painting looks more like a real painting...etc etc'
Headline: "Japan is baffled" .. yes, the entire country. It is the talk of the day. People can't sleep anymore. Now the bafflement will spread beyond Japan, thanks to the Guardian.

Body: One local man who regularly runs on the beach said he did not understand why the ball had suddenly become the centre of attention. “It’s been there for a month,”
How many places in the UK can you truly end up in shitcreek with no paddle? Brecon beacons? Americans just have way easier access to dangerous areas (and snakes, bears, mountain lions)

Anti American sentiment is getting a bit old (saying this as a Belgian)
One thing the article didn't address that would be interesting to see would be the impact of the childhood obesity epidemic.

In the greatest generation, silent generation, boomers and gen X, the rates of obesity in teens and 20-somethings was a rounding error. People varied in attractiveness, but almost everyone would have been "dateable". Today, 20-30% of the young population is obese, which is going to severely restrict the dating prospects as well as throw off some of the youthful lust-based pairings that grow into relationships.

The overall statistics and various causes are interesting, but I wish the article had further broken down how each factor impacted things, eg, how much does income, education, bmi, male-friends, etc skew the statistics on romantic relationships.
With which strategies would "any site" survive DDoS without paying Cloudflare or some other middleman?
I had a feeling your claim about crime rate was untrue so I googled it. It turned out to be wildly untrue. Crime rates are way up.

https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/law-justice/seattl...

It's a "soft on crime" blue city. Crime doesn't go down.
They pretty much do... In the web inspector, you can filter for network requests by an extension.
I always hear this and really want to jump in, and then I wasted a full week trying to get Arch to dual-boot on my Framework laptop and just couldn't get it to work. The Arch wiki installation instructions regularly were out of date with the current installer and told you to use flags that didn't exist when setting up your disks.

I assume I'd love it once I got it installed, but for everything I hear about how good the AUR and the Arch Wiki are, it's been nothing but trash to get set up in my multiple attempts.
Show HN: EmpEye, Company Employee Metrics (Average Tenure and more)
Assessing companies based on how long engineers stay, age diversity, etc.
De-Extinction? Surely You’re Joking
The first M1 devices released in November 2020.

Where is AMD's competitive chip that came out July 2021?
The difference that at same level of let's say "UB bugs in code", C++ code will compile, Rust will not. So person learning C++ will start producing code quicker even if their level of competence will produce more buggier code.
https://archive.is/Sc50Z
I'm with you. The quality and value of my work does not change with regards to my physical location
There is a categorical difference between an individual discriminating based on race, and a dominant culture discriminating based on race.
I moved to Fedora a few years ago because of stuff like this. No regrets
Seems like they are saying a bit more than bindings...syntax, fundamental designs for concurrency, can be typechecked/compiled...
Cerebras has probably bought less than 100 7nm wafers, total. Though they may have gotten many more sales than the last I checked. Tesla Dojo is probably about the same. I've seen loads of random chips like that on 7nm. I guess it depends what you consider "bulk".
It's an unpopular opinion for sure. But as it stands, our planet cannot sustain the way we exploit it. Our seas are being emptied and poisoned, we cut rainforest to be used for overcropping. It's what happens if you have 8 Billion people on a relative small planet. Sure we could do better but that's not in our nature untill doom stands on our doorstep.
There are so many people looking for respectful, reasonably attractive, healthy, financially successful and emotionally mature men. My guess is that your approach is the problem. Perhaps you don't go to the right places, or strike conversations with the right people (e.g. women too young or immature to recognize emotionally mature men). Maybe you should work on improving your social skills. Or maybe your self-perception doesn't match reality or other people's perceptions.
Or perhaps the opposite. If the plane is saying it's lighter than expected, they may think too little fuel has been loaded.
The self is still there. The artist is the person who commanded the AI to make the work, and then selected that work as something they liked.

In addition, that person can also take it further and modify the art, either with the AI or with more traditional programs, or even more creative means.

The AI didn't decide on its own to produce this art. Someone directed it. That person is an artist.
Death and Summer Camp
I really wish Pop!_Os were based on Arch. I like the UI improvements and such that they've made, but I haven't had a good experience whenever I need to install something or update the system.
Another possibility is that women are more likely to choose to self report their status as "in a relationship" vs. men. (Which would be an interesting finding on its own!) I'm not sure which source they pulled those figures in the first line from, but elsewhere it talks about PEW studies and the Survey Center on American Life which are presumably working from self reported survey data? "Married" is easier to track objectively than "single" vs. "in a relationship" which is more subjective. Is having been on three dates a "relationship?" Is it a relationship if you never talked about it with each other in those terms? If you're dating multiple people non-exclusively are you "in a relationship" or "single"? (I'm not asking; just speculating that two people might answer those questions differently.)

The 60% / 30% figure doesn't pass the sniff test to me.

Edit: Noticed the comment about this data focusing on "young" women and men and the possibility that more women are dating men outside that range than men are doing the same. That's also a good explanation. This was mentioned in the article too; I was just initially underestimating its significance.
This seems like a definition of racism that, at the very least, doesn't align with everyday use of the word and most people's conceptual understanding of it. What makes your minority interpretation of racism the correct one?

It seems to me that defining racism like this is less about reflecting some ground truth, and more about trying, through linguistic prescriptivism, to change an expansive term into something more proscribed, in order to focus attention only on a particular subset of activity. But doing so in a somewhat underhanded way, that avoids acknowledging or justifying the motivations behind the redefinition and instead attempts to make it a definitional fait acompli, saying "your definition is wrong, and mine is right".
I don't think anything was intended, it just happened due to historical facts. US in the meantime invented its own class systems - income/wealth you have, university you went to etc.

And of course skin color in the past that it still struggles to shed off (every US person of asian origin I've met while backpacking complained to me how its great the progress black minority receives, but they feel left behind and much more exposed to racism).

People really don't need much to look down on different others, I'd say its still part of human nature.
I liked LXD but had the same issues.

I think OpenSUSE and Alpine have it in their repos as not-snaps now.
The more I learn about unicode, the more it looks like Bad Ideas: The Standard to me. The only good part of it is the UTF-8 encoding and that was just Thompson and Pike sitting down and thinking about the problem for an hour.
I read that article and I don't see any evidence of a surprisingly large impact. There's one report by the SS that the leaflets spread unrest. Of course that was right after Stalingrad, when it became clear that the Nazis had no chance of winning the war any more.
How do I get one medical to delete all data they have on me?
You'd be one of the very few.
Vanderbilt University apologizes for ChaptGPT email after Michigan shooting
Intel cuts dividend by 66% in bid for “improved financial flexibility”
I think the greatest puzzler here is that 100k AWS spend is “whale” territory.
> Musk has maintained 95% of functionality while drastically reducing costs.

It's unclear if your intention was to frame this as a "genius business outcome" but this is really a fairly expected outcome given the business parameters.
Outside of adages like "the last 10% of the work takes 90% of the resources", and "to add another 9 of reliability, multiply your budget by 10", you can also intuit this result pretty easily just from your own experience (if you have a background in the field).
If you proposed a project of "build Twitter, but multi-hour downtime is acceptable, key features like logging in with 2FA breaking is acceptable, complying with local laws and paying bills is optional, etc" then you'll find the necessary budget will be much smaller than otherwise.
Omg please just kill Snap. Worst user experience ever.
Remember how Apple bought up most of the 5nm capacity for their M1 chips? Qualcomm was then forced to go with Samsung, which resulted in the Snapdragon 888 and 8 Gen 1 SoCs being pretty inefficient compared to the TSMC competition, like the Mediatek Dimensity 9000. Will something like this now happen again?
Men were told that feminism is good, and the rise of women should not be a threat to them. These result shows the opposite I think.
Someone forgot their 'if err != nil { return err }' check from their microservice call (whenever it happens to be overloaded) and just plowed through with some intermediate weight component being zero?
So you are indirectly saying that they will form a union. Human greed will say that the developer in Seattle(or others) will not agree to it and look for a better deal for himself/herself.
yes thank you, i mixed up some things. the average age of giving birth is now 30 (https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna27827) which is (i think) the number being measured in the paper as 23 historically. So the increase is large. Also I am somewhat confused because other sources like the NYT from 2018 say the first birth number is 26...i wonder if the statistics you provided are skewed by younger motherhood for the older part of the 15-44 cohort? Here you can see in many cities the avg age of first birth IS 30+. The big divide is geographical and by college degree. These are 2018 numbers so it wouldve probably gone up a bit more since then (https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2018/08/04/upshot/up-bir...)
About the area, keep in mind that not every part of a chip is composed of dense logic:

Typically, sram (cache memories for example) doesn't scale as much as core logic, and interconnect (connections between the cores, DDR, etc...) almost don't scale at all.

This is highly dependent on the design of the SoC, but the core logic is rarely the largest of the three, so you will not see a 35% reduction of the total area of the chip: only of the areas the most densely packed with logic. What you could have for example is a 35% more powerful neural network accelerator in the same area as the previous generation. But you will not have 35% bigger cache.
too bad this country can't seem to leave essential services like health care in the hands of medical specialists instead of capitalists. no matter how Amazon tries to spin this one out, it's unlikely to end well:

"By taking a large portion of healthy, well-educated patients who require less-complex care out of the usual primary care system, tech companies such as Amazon will leave primary care, a specialty essential to the future of health in the U.S. that is already on life support, even more desolate."

https://www.statnews.com/2022/07/23/deal-between-amazon-and-...
> For /any/ truly off-grid GPS usage, it's well worth the money to just go and buy a proper GPS unit with no dependency on outside connections other than the GPS signals.

This is the way. I have a Garmin watch that has GPS, maps, and a compass built-in. It's also got a several day battery life when all the features are on, and well-over 30 days in a battery saver mode. While the maps aren't the best, a compass + GPS + paper map would let you know where you were.
Don't worry, they probably mostly cancel each other out on average...
Yeah, plus-one to this also. Tons of filtering products that are light and easy to carry. I think you can even get a filtering straw.
Found it, it was NYTimes:

https://www.nytimes.com/2015/08/16/technology/inside-amazon-...

https://archive.is/aNhhC

>"Bo Olson was one of them. He lasted less than two years in a book marketing role and said that his enduring image was watching people weep in the office, a sight other workers described as well. 'You walk out of a conference room and you’ll see a grown man covering his face,' he said. 'Nearly every person I worked with, I saw cry at their desk.'"
Rather the opposite is true, Intel 7 was too ambitious and delayed for ages as a result, which caused a cascading delay of their entire product lineup for multiple generations.