skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think the problem with statements like this is that there are some things they could refer to that are very, very obviously (at least from where I sit) actually ethically bad, but were considered by many to be acceptable things to say few generations ago. Things like sexist and racist jokes, comments about where men and "White" people belong, blatant heterophobia and cisphobia—y'know, all the widely-normalized bigotry that is a part of the rich white they/them landscape in the postwar years, à la CURRENTYEAR, remained so to some extent at least from the early 2000s, and continues to be aggressively defended by the majority of the media, academia, etc. to this day.

It is true (I might even call it a truism) that some people go too far and overreact, but I think it's important to step back and think for a minute about just how short a time it's been since these things were considered widely acceptable. Then think about how that affected the people still around today who had to sit through that. Then remember that, as I said, there are still many people today who are actively advocating for a return to that blatant bigotry.

This is why you get people who overreact even to genuinely-benign questioning of such policies: because it's very hard, in many cases, to tell the difference between someone who's just asking questions, and someone who's "just asking questions"[0].

Both sides can play this nonsense game. Not every perceived slight is bigotry or -ism. Stating the fact that men cannot get pregnant isn't transphobic. Stating the fact that Black people per capita are more likely to be both the perpetrators and victims of violence isn't racist. The immediate push back to even broaching these subjects, facts, and findings is what got us here. We're not even capable of discussing anything because any deviation from the party line is immediately perceived as the worst of the "opposition". If you state you're pro-free speech, you're a fascist neo-Nazi. If you're pro-trans children you're a pedo child groomer. Nuance and the capability to talk across the aisle has sadly disappeared, and everyone just gaslights and projects about the other side being sexist, racist, anti-White, Europhobic, Islamophopic, antisemitic, etc.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sealioning
I disagree, how do you think the government gets into a position where it doesn't know what the hell "build a subway" means in reality?
Does the multi-user mode work on SELinux-enabled systems and, if not, is it possible to install in single-user mode? The default installer's multi-user mode doesn't work with SELinux enforcing (https://github.com/NixOS/nix/issues/2374), and I didn't see a flag for enabling single-user mode when I used `install --help`. (There are some projects to make SELinux support work like https://github.com/dnkmmr69420/nix-with-selinux, but it's not clear to me if that would even work with this installer in particular.)
You need to substantiate your claim that off label use is even occuring. But before you get to that:

"These drugs" - what drugs?
You've not even demonstrated that you know what drugs are being used as puberty blockers in the UK.
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A slippery slope towards what? Doing morally right things and making the world a better place? What next, the Heimlich Maneuver, dressing a wound, signs of heat stroke/treatment, etc.
> not an overreaction to at least consider the possibility that they might mean what they say

100%, and obviously Iran is an adversary of Israel's.

But expressing hope that your adversary falls (and wishing ill on their people) and directly threatening them are distinct. Given the heat of this discussion, I think that's a fair delineation to make.
> If you look at Jarred's comment nearby he reveals that the pointers in question are special pointers, e.g. 0x0, 0x1, 0x2, etc.

Is that guaranteed by the language semantics, or could it possibly change at some point in the future? If it's the latter, then yes, it is very much Undefined Behavior, and not guaranteed to segfault before opening the door for potential exploits.
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> That's garden-variety anti-Semitism.

Not sure how some originality changes the sentiment. I don't think it's relevant in the slightest.

> Not a credible threat by a head of state.

I don't think you have looked up what credible means. National leadership is credible. That's the nature of the role. Political posturing are tactics of leadership as well, but that doesn't make the sentiments less credible. Opportunity often changes a feint into an actual assault, in conflicts.

I think we're talking about the fact that much of the Iranian leadership would press a button that made Israel magically disappear without additional consequence, if they could...following that, what would they be willing to sacrifice to do it?

If you don't think there is any possibility that Iran would want Israel gone, that's fine. At least come out and say it.
It's almost as if the only two modes of self consistent reasoning are either circular or predicated on assumptions taken in blind pragmatic faith.
Good clarification prompt, thank you.

I meant the former definition but they are intertwined for me so it makes sense that it came out ambiguously.

To elaborate:

As I grow up, I see in myself and others a deeper life satisfaction from being parents/grandparents at "the appropriate age." This was not obvious to me when I was 20-30.

So I don't mean for "appropriate" to suggest you owe it to anybody to reproduce, but I do believe that it's a path most likely to yield the most satisfaction for a typical person.

(As an analogy, I can say the "appropriate" weight for a 6 ft tall man like me is 170-180LBs. That doesn't mean that I am obligated to lose 20LBs, just that my life would be better if I did)
Pydantic is that for Python
I think the intent of OP was to help people get setup with Hugo so your comment is pretty off topic. Yes you could set up php, elm, a full lamp stack, rails, heck you dont even need nginx to serve a static .html file but none of that will help someone get setup with Hugo if that's what they want to use for static site generation.
>Why?

Because during an emergency, someone shouldn't have to watch an ad when accessing life saving information. That would drive anyone mad.

>And what other platforms "should" do this? Do phone OSs have to have CPR videos embedded for quick access?

Not quite sure where you're going with this speculation, but I wouldn't exactly call a medical emergency an "edge case", maybe that's just me.
Factorio (unfortunately) isn't a very typical benchmark.

The "run AAAs at low graphics at 1080p" trend among review sites is kinda stupid though.
Of course! It’s like BLM getting Aunt Jemima retired. It’s a good thing. There’s definitely some humor to it though.
Old wire is usually fine if it just sits there, but it may no longer be water proof or turn hard and brittle. That's why the failure mode is so unfortunate, it loses the properties you'd want in an insulator while still appearing safe.
A language with good type inference lets you type less because you don't need the colon or the type, where as a language with it first you always have to type something like var for a "figure it out" type.
https://archive.ph/2KPtX
They absolutely live in Wuhan, or at very least, 60 miles away from Wuhan.

https://www.sixthtone.com/news/1002326/how-chinas-bat-caves-...

We have a huge sampling error problem since SARS clearly came from Yunnan, so much of the research and characterization focus has been in the South -- but bats and bat coronaviruses are endemic to all of China. Hence the caution on relying on this type of thought-process to make sweeping conclusions.

E.g, just "ctrl+F" for Hubei in this paper: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7106260/pdf/mai...
Don't forget scream-face thumbnail with a big curly arrow '<--- unconscious!'
No.

I am not familiar with solitary hornets (genus vespa) that build in bee homes. They build hives and depend on each other. The bee homes do not make a good living space for them.

Cicada killers are solitary, but they build in sandy soil. European hornets also nest in the ground; same with digger wasps, and mud daubers. The bald-faced hornet is a wasp and build their paper nest, similar to yellowjackets.
I completely agree with most of your points. I have a spot in my garden where I want to plant a large native tree, probably an oak. I would love to plant all natives, except that they quickly get eaten by deer in my neighborhood. Even many "deer resistant" varieties like coneflower and beebalm. Of course, this make no sense, since deer and native plants should have evolved to survive beside one another. I think this contradiction is because the local deer population is just much much higher than the historical levels, since they have no natural predators here. My neighbors say they weren't a problem until recent decades. I was somewhat skeptical, except that I see many plant varieties thriving in the 2012 Google streetview shots that would not be feasible to grow today.
The blame sits with the uploader who chose to monetize this video. Not YouTube.
In some ways I think the name "Agile" is a misnomer. The fact is most projects are as you described. Agile provides a way to reliably manage a project, identify blockers and break the project down in to manageable chunks aiding in gauging whether progress is being made.

The problem for me with almost all managements methods is they become metrics for management to improve productivity. They start doing things like wanting to increase velocity to increase productivity. Or comparing 2 groups by comparing their velocity. Or not having long term goals because they think everything you do has to fit into a 2 week sprint. The list goes on.....
NY City front line workers to be main more than WFH
Norfolk Southern Accused of Trying to Destroy Evidence of Wreck
> I think what pros (eg. pro cyclists) do is that they try to find the best of both worlds - they train a LOT in lower intensity zones so they get very good at fat burning without actually reaching keto, but they then supplement it with the right type and amount of carbs during races so that they don't lose sprint power. But this is only my theory, I have never been a pro, and never been close to these circles.

You couldn't be further from the truth, especially in a race scenario, not to mention a stage race or a grand tour. Professional (and most well versed) cyclist will pile on carbs in the days leading up to a race, eat a pile the morning of the race and then continue to eat and drink a massive quantity of carbs. It has everything with them being able to replenish what's lost during a race lasting several hours, it is not at all sprint specific. They'll easily aim at 100+ grams of carbs per hour.

I would consider myself a well versed and well trained amateur cyclist. Depending on length of training session and intensity of efforts, I'll aim for 50-100g/hr. In a race my goal is 80-100g/hr from the second the race starts. I've done well enough in multiple 6-9+ hour races and training sessions.
For those who speak Dutch: here's a higher, more readable, resolution at the Rijksmuseum. https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/collection/RP-P-OB-76.978
Tesla: FSD Beta is an SAE Level 2 driver support feature
With things like ChatGPT it doesn't matter. Text will also be dead then.
There's a bunch more adversarial fashion over at... adversarialfashion.com

https://adversarialfashion.com/
https://www.justice.gov/crs/highlights/2020-hate-crimes-stat...

increases

anti black - 50%

anti white - 30%

anti asian - 75%
No modern PL explicitly allows for it or type checks for it. Examples are enum types and null pointers, which are used everywhere. Implicit usage includes things like natural numbers (ints more than 0), ranges, values of a type following some rule, etc.
First time I've seen this come up. From a supply/demand point of view it makes a lot of sense. Lots of people prefer WFH jobs over on-site.
Simple types may be easier, complex types are a real pain for both humans and compilers, and they end up hiding the name in the middle of the thing. Brevity is neither the only nor most important thing on which to judge syntax.
>Tunneling and underground work is a uniquely localized specialty. A national organization that runs underground work is going to still need specialized knowledge for each region both because of local ground conditions and local contracting practices. It is very difficult to export know-how from one area to another. Site sampling/testing practices are not even consistent across regions.

Read the report the article is about. Milan fills this role for the rest of Italy and somehow figures it out just fine.
Apparently you _also_ have a need to imagine, supply, or interject negation where none exists…

A member of any (and especially all) of those groups _knows_ that it’s “OK” to be a member; considerably more than OK, actually, as the default privilege assigned to those characteristics by the rigging of the game makes it _vastly_ easier to be one of those haves rather than one of the have-nots — as always, membership has its privileges.

For anyone _not_ a member, they _also_ know it’s OK to be a member… moreover, they _know_ precisely what it means when a member (entirely disingenuously) asks them the (idiot) question, “is it OK to be [what you’re not]?” while grinning with anticipation of being able to turn back to their fellow members and feign injury and victimization _regardless_ of the answer.

In short, no, there’s nothing wrong with being any of those things, except possibly having a default further distance to travel in the pursuit of not being an asshole.
Even C can't be parsed purely syntactically; you need to know whether or not an identifier names a type. C++ is worse: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Most_vexing_parse
There are no binaries for every package in Apple Silicon (but there are many).
Also, many Linux-purpose binaries install but they might not work after all. For example Buildah for Podman.
Followup question then: Are you hiring? :) What type of work do you do? (is it "sysadmin-flavored," etc.?)
GPU is massively faster than CPUs for this sort of work load.

Even if you could use all 128 cores I would still get the 2080 would be faster
Early 90s (and end 80s) was more "copy parties" than Internet iirc.
That quote happened to be written in the immediate aftermath of the Holocaust, and so it focused on anti-semitism. But it's really about the behavior in general, which today we call "trolling".

Obviously Jews aren't above criticism. But there's a kind of insincere criticism that can't be answered because that's not it's goal. The goal is to waste time and make people angry.

It's worth citing the quote because it calls out that behavior nearly 80 years ago, and it's still recognizable today. At the time the author referred to it as "bad faith", and it's just as applicable now.
It’s a symptom of the same monetization problem (ie. greed).
Exactly! I try to be intentional about what edge-cases I care about and maybe more importantly the ones I don't care about -- for now. I also try to be intentional about time-boxing how long I spend thinking about edge-cases. Again I think context is important here.

I think this overall mentality is the contrarian in me resisting the status quo.
Some people benefit from visual instruction.
Ask HN: Why is gain of function research allowed given possibility of lab leak?
Given that a lab leak may have led to the pandemic, shouldn't gain of function research be banned for now?
“Good First Issue” Is a Gift
Since you call 911 anyway (hopefully) the person there is very likely trained in guiding you through the CPR / ventilation procedure - and will also be able to help you determine if you need to do chest compressions at all. I.e. the routine of "Check responsiveness, check pulse, check breathing (perhaps in an other order)
Who cares? Does China allow Facebook, Twitter etc within its own borders? Why not?

Is there anything unreasonable about treating China the same way it treats others?
We have our own software SDLC with custom tools. Its kinda nice coordinating across a large organization, sucks to be using these custom tools.
This seems like a simple case of pinning a Red Cross/Crescent video to the top of searches which may resemble emergency instructions.
i think TDD is a great method, but not dogma. likewise with code coverage. being prescriptive about one or the other just leads to angry people who get fed up with the principle and rebel.
While it seems like a lost battle, Bill Gates chiding letter about software sharing being bad, versus the FSF/Stallman philosophy that hiding what the program does from the user is morally wrong is still being fought out. People need to earn a living, but as Cory Doctorow says, these are computers we put out bodies in and put in our bodies, hiding the flaws behind license contracts hurts us all long term. We all build on each others tools so grabbing all that value for yourself seems wrong. I personally don't know how we allow copyright on software without some kind of source code escrow at the library of congress level. Enforcing these license contracts is a waste of time in the free software paradigm, that could be better used perhaps, but Bill Gates owns a yacht and Richard Stallman doesn't, so I suppose the question depends on your point of view.
It occurs to me that this should actually be one of those searches that has a curated infobox above the search results, and probably including a button that calls emergency services since doing that is step 1 of every cpr training program I have ever taken.
Ask HN: What are Ex-Founders going to do with Tech imploding?
The traditional career recovery paths and higher than average probability to raise/join a firm that recently raised early stage capital are disappearing. Even if you are wealthy...what now?
I have had times where I have had to spend a great deal of effort to make the type checker happy. Finding exactly where to import the correct type from the library you are interacting with can be quite annoying at points. And it can be painful making sure everything lines up perfectly so the code (which is already well tested and functionally correct) can make it through the type checker without having to just `# type: ignore` or use `Any`. I have had a few times where it took significantly longer to get the types working than the actual code.
Please read my entire post. I never cited a specific time of efficiency. I only said that there exists a point in time that a service was more efficient than equivalent, private sector services. If you want to disagree you will have to prove that in the entirety of the VA's existence it has never been more efficient in any of its services (they cover housing too) than private sector.
You took that straw man down real good
That's jumping right in to the white supremacists' meme pool. Musk is half a step behind Scott Adams.
Do you have access to the weights? If so you probably have better ML hardware. Wish this model was actually "open".

The perf of a model of that size on the M1 will not be good. That is big enough it won't quite fit on a 3090 (24GB) without quantization.
Amtrak trains could run on precise schedules--while probably slowing down cargo--and long routes would still be underutilized because most people don't want a more expensive days long train trip rather than a few hour flight.
TBH if you are CPU bottlenecked in your linux games (hence you need a new CPU), you are probably playing simulation games, and these tests are kinda useless anyway.
Everything depends on the final result of the Russian invasion on Ukraine. If Russia will manage to enforce peace agreement, something like Minsk deals, that, effectively, would let them keep part of Ukraine and go away with sanctions then whole post 2WW collective security system will be smashed.

Everybody will see that you can invade a weaker country, for whatever made up reason, and nothing happens. Everybody will try to posses nuclear weapon, as this is the only effective way of scaring potential enemies.

A lot of local conflicts will start. Turkey against Greece. Azerbaijan against Armenia.

Hungary might try to bring back their old territories, lost because of Treaty of Trianon (that's why I am so surprised Northern Hungary, sorry, I meant Slovakia, is not so eager to help Ukraine and a lot of people are pro-Russian).

Belarus will become part of Russia soon, Kazakhstan will follow, hybrid war against Baltic States will began ("defending" Russian minority, etc.).

If Russia will be forced to leave Ukraine and pay contribution we will be back in the World we peacefully lived since 1989, if not, well, interesting times ahead.

USA understands this that's why it helps Ukraine, US domination, control over trade, dollar as an only mean to pay for oil, hence, reserve currency for all countries, will be questioned immediately. Asia is looking on Ukraine right now since maybe, maybe it will be time to change patron.

Western Europe understands this too, but they dream about "multi-polar world" with Western Europe becoming one of the key players. The crux is you cannot be a key player if you have barely 800 tanks altogether, with an unknown number of those who are not even able to move out of garage (Spain).

Multipolar world will not be a nice place to be, it will be a brutal place with competing forces among which Western Europe will need to fight for its position. And this will not be easy.

Until new superpower will arise, if this will be China with its mixture of communism and technological control over societies then, we will really miss USA as a hegemony.
This is part of the reason the majority of high rise projects in NYC don't use cranes. It's insane.
What?! This is nonsense! My mother tounge is Persian and I have lost count how many time I have heard this in TV, public places, etc.

Oh boi, I have a treat for you.

There are billboards in famous public squares or places in Iran which even have countdown until destruction of Israel! Here is one from a semi-official news agency that has ties with IRGC! The article is from a few years ago, but you can still find these billboards throughout the cities!

Title of the news article: "Countdown of destruction of Zionist regime in Palestine"

On the billboard: "Remaining until destruction of Israel"

https://www.tasnimnews.com/fa/news/1396/05/10/1480680/روز-شم...

This one is installed in the center of Tehran, the capital!

Edited to fix the style
What do you see as the biggest roadblock for Nix and how do you intend to address it?
The discussion isn't really around the DB/SQL Server. As far as I could tell, we were discussing .NET and optimizations in its ORM.
Except that Israel uses religious reasons to explain why they have a right to the land:

https://mondoweiss.net/2020/07/we-have-biblical-rights-to-th...
Respectfully, this type of thinking is harmful to consumers. You are paying money for a product. That product should do as advertised. There is an exchange of value between the person buying and the person selling.

KSP is not being developed by a small studio anymore. The game publisher (and the studio they started by poaching employees of the original developer of KSP2) has a market cap of $17,000,000,000. They don't need "support" as much as they need to understand that they are selling a product that people want to buy, and that they should deliver on the promises they've made.

Your point about the maneuver nodes is spot on and yet another example of why the KSP player (customer) was a mere afterthought in the minds of this company.