skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
A lot of people feel way more strongly about immigration and race and there is no majority consensus on these issues.

On the other hand there is a majority consensus that littering and waste is bad and we have a responsibility to protect the Earth from it. This is different from climate change which is another issue with little majority consensus.

It's not about presentation, but the underlying issues themselves.
Agreed 100%. User-agent discrimination should be illegal. People always use the "security" excuse against it, but if changing your UA header is enough to get past the checks, it's clearly in the realm of security theater.

It will make adoption of free software even harder.

Depends what you mean by "free software", but I assume you're referring to independent/competing implementations and not "software developed corporate interests, who have only decided to make the source public" (like Big Browser.) Chrom[e/ium], and browsers based on it, are "free" after all.

That said, remote attestation is the real enemy of your freedom and privacy.
The number of permits issued is probably the single largest factor. States manage the herd size up to encourage hunting (which brings in hunting tourism, and to some extent, license revenues).

Start issuing more permits and you get less deer.
They eat my garden... but I can't shoot 'em because they're bound to end up bleeding out in some poor kid's sandbox.
> For reference, Chase whitelists the user agents that can do online banking.

Never underestimate the second order effects of decisions made due to politics and/or internal power struggles between fiefdoms.

J.P. Morgan Chase is the poster child of them.
According to the chart, white-tail deer populations started to crash between 1700 and 1750, and then all deer populations fell further starting around 1850 and hitting bottom near 1900.

But really, only white-tail deer populations have recovered since then, with the “other” group crashing again to all-time lows.

Odd
I disagree. Things are the same today as they were thousand of years ago, and they'll be the same for the next thousands of years.
Believing this period of unusual prosperity and extended peace in human history will last for long is delusional. The only thing that matters is that we're still biologically the same.
Yeah f that. Just use Balsam pine needle essential oil on the land you want to control the ticks on [1]; it's very effective at killing ticks and quite safe (though it can impact other insects so best to spray in winter)

[1] https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/dalhousie-study-t...
Kids in general are neglected because having a stay at home parent has become a financial luxury. Kids used to grow up with a parent present, now they grow up watching TikTok until their parents come home. This is a real problem that no one wants to talk about it.
Potential partners are one thing. Replacing mothers, sisters, and female family members tends to be more difficult to manage.
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I know it's hunting season when the deer flood my neighborhood
Or cleaning your room by hanging things up in the closet?
They were hunted the brink of extinction just like bison.
So make failed businesses empty their fuel tanks? Seems like a dumb reason to regulate tanks for active businesses.
Same here. In the 1950s and 1960s, I never saw any deer near where I live. Now they are a nuisance animal.
I thought you meant population growth.
> If you are calm, the agent who can help you will be calm and calm agents can work wonders. If you are angry, upset, frustrated, hungry, tired (all responsible responses to the situation) the agent will turn into a robot and not go out of their way to help you.

While I understand the rationale behind the calm approach, it doesn't completely align with my personal experiences. Initially, one might try to adopt a composed demeanor, but if the situation calls for it, projecting your genuine concern, frustration, and urgency can actually serve as a catalyst to motivate the staff to address your situation more effectively.
Two more:

- Fuzz testing: randomising inputs to validate the mapping to expected outputs.

- Mutation testing: changing code (`+` to `-`, `raise Foo` to `return`, etc.) to complement and validate the coverage metric.
I think I was mistaken, but I thought they were talking about population growth.
There have been some cities (can't recall which and too lazy to look, but it was in Utah) that were allowing bow hunters to hunt in the city limits.

Now I live in the middle of nowhere and people can hunt on the land next to me. There are deer everywhere, but come hunting season they seem to know where the public and private land is!
With signaling, something locally determined tells when your synchronized nodes need to stop or go, and makes them do that by sending a message.

This is what happens when your connection library starts a call-back after it connects; or blocks until the connection is ready; or use some continuation scheme, like futures to reorder your program and only start the next line of code after the connection is ready.

The alternative is what the article does. AFAIK, you can only do it in Javascript, because it's so obviously bad that no other language supports it.

For my example in circuitry, signal based synchronization uses a clock, or a ready signal. Time based synchronization just uses circuits that are ready to read data exactly when the previous step is done calculating it.
Middle managers are some of the nastiest petty tyrants you'll ever meet, and dearly require proper melee combat to teach them that other people are, in fact, human enough to oppose them.
how? specifically?
NH Fish & Game offers a “Hike Safe” card [0] for $25 ($35 for family) which is approximately an insurance program offered by the state. It acts like a “get out of jail free” card if you need a rescue and are adequately prepared. The funds contribute to the search and rescue fund (along with hunting / fishing licenses / OHRV registrations, which receive the same benefits).

[0] http://www.hikesafe.com/
That's not TC, it's just the salary. From the job listing: "Total compensation also includes generous equity and benefits"
Imagine if this had happened to whatever refrigerator that contained the blood samples that let researchers trace HIV back to Congo in the late ‘50s. What an incalculable loss. Who knows what else has been lost due to similar accidents and snafus.

(Btw - does anyone know a link to that paper that identified the earliest cultures of HIV? I’d love to read about the fieldwork that led to the discovery of those ancient samples that had somehow remained viable in a, uh, less than stable developing-at-best county.)
Ticks tend to be concentrated in specific areas even within the same region. I'd be hiking the Long Trail or the Appalachian Trail in Vermont, and could go for miles or days without finding a single tick. Then walking through a different section and pulling five of them off within an hour.
Is there an easy way to comply with an accountable, non-oprressive-regime e.g. at least CSAM IPFS block list?

"Implement Allow Lists and Block Lists" (2018) https://github.com/ipfs/notes/issues/284

"IPIP 298: (allow|deny)lists for IPFS Nodes and Gateways" (2022)
https://github.com/ipfs/specs/pull/340
Pre-covid, I drove a low slung coupe. My roof was roughly equal in height to most people’s windowsill. I was fine with it.

Post covid, I drive a midsize suv, and am no longer comfortable riding my motorcycle.

What has changed? Simple - the other drivers. I now often witness an accident almost daily. I had a car wipe out in front of me last week. I constantly have drivers blindly merging into my lane.

I don’t know what the long term effects of covid are, but I’m pretty sure they include the removal of awareness that other drivers exist on the road, as well as basic human decency.

I used to joke that when I was driving on the west coast, I’d have to remove my turn signal as I’d have the car behind immediately speed up to cut me off.

Sadly, this has now become the reality here on the east coast also.
MTB has pretty much all the good stuff in one. You're outside, in nature, breathing fresh air, it's cardio and mindfulness on the climbs and flow and focus on the descent, add adrenaline to taste.

The community is pretty rad too, it has the atmosphere of surfing and hiking combined.
The dip is from a combination of unregulated/market hunting, development, and disease. For what its worth, those three things can and have contributed – in various ways – to the deer population's rebound.

If you have the means I highly recommend learning to hunt deer. Venison is delicious (I make a legendary consommé) and understanding where your food comes from is something everyone can benefit from.
Ah, when I installed Asahi a while back I read that it wasn’t possible to install to an external drive and must have gotten it confused with not being able to install any OS to an external drive.
The absolute state of The Atlantic.

This is a skincrawling writing style and contains no sense of perspective (celebrity combat sport events aren't even a novel idea anymore). Either the editors at The Atlantic are idiots, or have decided their magazine is for idiots. And I guess they're right because I clicked on this.
As a side point, if you have a tick issue at your own property, look at keeping some Guniea Fowl. They are great for keeping tick numbers down.
I'm now curious if the oil becomes problematic to mice because of the extraction process, and if some cooked or processed soy products may have similar problems.
Individual contributions may be negligible at a large scale in the short term but they have the potential for global impact if you give them enough time, not talking about a few years but generations.

An uneducated mechanic and his wife decide to give an unwanted child a home, dad builds a workbench for his son and teaches him how to use tools to break, fix and build things, inadvertently setting in motion the beginning of Apple.

Sure, there were other events Jobs parents had absolutely no control over, like those that led Bill Fernandez to the same school as Jobs.

But it is undeniable that without Paul and Clara Jobs adopting Steve there would be no Apple and the world would look completely different today.

So through our small, individual contributions we can definitely nudge the world to follow a particular direction, and if enough people do it, it is expected that once in a while one of us actually ends up changing the world.
You wouldn't dare call it pride, would you?
How to write UX Documentation for the user and for the developer is missing. Commenting code. Testing seems light also, what about record/playback testing? Code coverage testing?
Dockerfiles should support that
For me it's the guitar solos and also the driving rhythms. At the time in the 70s there wasn't and had not been anything called metal and although Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath were both big. The lyrics are also non-trivial. A lot of the music is what used to be called growers, i.e. they grow on you the more you listen to them. DSOTM, Animals, Wish You Were Here and The Wall, Meddle.
I wonder what's causing the downward trend with white-tail deer specifically since 2000. New approaches to wildlife management? Renewed interest in hunting?
I can't see Lithium batteries of ANY kind ultimately being used for grid scale storage, beyond the initial pilot batteries we have going up now.

Current worldwide lithium production is at 3% of what it needs to be to electrify every car, which is a use case that has strict weight requirements. Ramping up lithium production by a factor of 30 is a big deal, and that's before we use any of it for grid storage!

Grid batteries are static so weight is not a concern, using the chemistry whose main advantage is weight for this purpose is a waste of resources. Heavy battery chemistries have largely been ignored because traditionally batteries have always been for mobile purposes, so we can expect an even better learning curve from low energy density but cheap battery technologies such as iron-air.
DragGan – Interactive Point-Based Manipulation on the Generative Image Manifold
They're suing the contracting company, not the employee. And that company presumably has insurance, so hopefully no one's life is being destroyed.

Obviously the employee may suffer some blowback, like having a hard time getting their next job, but probably no life-destroying consequences
Or hide them with your IDE if they disturb you so much
Looks like constant folding to me. What’s the difference exactly?
The Red List of Endangered Crafts (UK)
The lawsuit appears to have just been filed.
>A proper DMCA notice (yes, you can send improper ones...) is supposed to contain a statement made under penalty of perjury saying you are or represent the owner of the allegedly infringed upon work.

I'm aware of numerous cases where this was not the case, but I haven't ever seen anyone ever prosecuted for making a false statement in regards to a DMCA notice. Does anyone know of an actual case where someone faced legal jeopardy for a false DMCA notice?
"I bet Jamie Dimon (JPMorgan Chase's CEO) still uses a BlackBerry or flip phone, dial-up, and IE6."

If that - I'll bet someone else prints his email for him to read later and types in his dictated responses.
Make sure you are asking about pickup trucks, not necessarily a moving truck.
Honestly I think being a billionaire might have something more to do with it.
Scientific American is probably the most prominent exponent of the novel idea that binary sex is an oversimplification and sex is in fact a spectrum. The claim is ubiquitous and held as dogma in online circles that it seems the protecting hand of a merciful God has so far shielded you from.
unlikely semantic revisionism
I am affected quite badly by ADHD and related anxiety/depression issues. Absolutely get out there and do some exercise. There are so many benefits it's untrue. I exercise every day and I think it's one of the most important things I do.

That said, don't expect magic. There are no silver bullets. I often see people asking about ADHD and related issues being told to go out an exercise. In my experience you'll be a slightly fitter, slightly healthier, slightly happier person with the same ADHD issues as before. Absolutely go do it, but keep your expectations realistic.
:)

I watched the video just now.

That stop sign does sneak up on you, which is why they put the very visible sign saying that there is a stop sign ahead!

FSD obviously needs to recognize the “stop sign ahead” sign and start to slow or do some scanning or whatever to look for a hard-to-see sign.

To be honest, this seems like it would be somewhat of a challenge for ML
"obviously broken" is a straw man because we're just discussing anything that doesn't satisfy everything you want (which you listed).

indeed, the concept of an "obviously broken" MVP is an oxymoron, since V stands for "viable"

when giving everybody everything they want becomes the priority, then "not perfect" stuff just gets re-dubbed "obviously broken" by 1 random person, which is actually the problem: it's better to ship something and get feedback and iterate on it than to ship nothing or to ship the wrong thing after a long development time or to ship at the end of however long it takes to satisfy everybody's desires
There’s a state park near us that permits hunting, but only in half of it. Won’t see a deer for miles on the drive in, until you hit the invisible line… and then they’re everywhere. They definitely know the rules.
>Men == people with y chromosome is something that has been used for thousands of year (in the context of scientific writing)

The pattern of sexual inheritance in humans was only discovered in the 1920s, and the link between sexual inheritance and the X and Y chromosomes was not discovered until 1959. (Before that, sex was identified based on secondary sex characteristics, which do not perfectly adhere to the XX/XY inheritance system.)

Scientific research journals date back only to the 1600s, and they did not develop the rigorous standards we expect today until the 1800s.
Thanks for the confirmaation.
If your query engine can't exploit fine grained access, then general purpose compressors like lz4 or zstd with large compressed blocks are the better choice for numerical data, especially in combination with transpose (+delta).
>The goal is to make sure that women don't underperform on anything.
I'm really trying to be charitable on your intent but comments like these really make it difficult. If you look at the past couple of centuries, women have been treated as second class citizens. Their only duties relegated to being wives, mothers and homemakers. Not allowed to pursue intellectual pursuits despite being more than capable of doing so. The entire system was biased against them from the very beginning. Even when the laws gave them power to go after these new opportunities, culture continued to hold them back.
The goal is and always has been to level the playing field, to reverse centuries of blatant sexism but if that sounds like 'setting up boys to fail'. Then I really don't know what to tell you.
This is a can of worms for sure, lots of points could be discussed, but my main one is making sure you're somewhere you like doing something you enjoy. If you are on a spin bike in a smelly gym spin room to get your cardio that is definitely an acquired taste.

I also hate cardio but it is much more palatable if I'm on a mountain bike and climbing up for a descent trail.
I think it’s just about Intel’s intermediate 80bit precision. Anything else?
For what's a pretty complex project, it would have been great if more of the community could have settled on a single project, rather than having to have mangos/trinity/sunwell/azeroth =/
That's a bit of a naturalistic fallacy. Whether or not something has the ability to be used as a machine lubricant has no particular bearing on whether it would be healthy for a human to consume. You might as well talk about how people are 70% by weight composed of an industrial solvent and cleaning agent.
If anyone wants to go deer hunting with different scenery, come to south-eastern Australia.

They’re an imported pest and in plague proportions, so, please, come kill them by the dozen and do our environment a favour.
The pandering is itself offensive, especially if the act is performative. Issuing an apology without holding anyone to account, or offering some means of restitution may very easily be interpreted as nothing but empty words.

I am reminded of the trend of inserting land acknowledgement statements at the beginning of speeches and group activities. It panders to a group of people who approve of such things, without making a meaningful or genuine gesture. It is basically another way of saying "hey everyone, this guy over here got screwed. Anyway, let's not bother with changing the status quo, I've got more interesting things to talk about..."
There are a lot of them.. I see a lot more than when I was young. They are magnificent but I do not like them when they are hanging out near the highways.

One jumped in front of my car while driving 60mph on the Merit parkway in CT.

I was ok, the deer really bounced off my car,
Though my car kept going but after pulling at a rest stop a short way away and watching my coolant pour out of the radiator and down the drain I knew it was was totaled. The speed it happened was stunning, it was tragic and sad. It happened 25 years ago and when driving I still sometimes get stressed when in rural areas at night.
Also, New Zealand. https://www.doc.govt.nz/parks-and-recreation/things-to-do/hu...
All: obviously this topic brings up strong feelings (it does for me too), but if you're posting under the influence of someone's comment provoking you, please wait until that activation subsides before posting. We want curious conversation here, and this thread is veering too much into flamewar.

Please make sure you're up on the site guidelines: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html.
When I read this title, I thought to myself, we're already in the age of misinformation. It's here, it's been here for a while, but it's getting worse.
Your analysis is way off and it shouldn’t have even passed the sniff test when you thought it was more gallons consumed than to get you a gallon.

Remember, the helicopter that flies your friend out there just buys jet fuel at a regular airport. With an entire supply line that has to buy the fuel off of the open market, it’s not possible for it to require a gallon of gas to produce a gallon of gas, let alone 10 or 100.

It’s no different than guessing that the process to make 1 potato takes 100 potatoes.

It has to be more extracted than consumed to even have the possibility of a business.
>Yeah, Slashdot's UI refresh definitely killed the site for me. Reddit was a breath of fresh air by comparison.

the major exodus from slashdot to digg after a redesign was in 2007

Then the digg exodus to reddit after a resdesign was 2010
Where we are, our county conducts yearly deer population control in the off-season in the local parks (usually weekends in January/Feb, right after the public hunting season)
NASA analog astronauts begin mock Mars mission today
The other day I was driving to my brother’s place on the north side of Chicago and there’s an abandoned railroad overpass over the road at one point and I glanced up and saw an 8-point buck walking along it. If I weren’t driving I would have gotten a picture of it. It was a kind of surreal juxtaposition.
Yeah that's what I use when I care enough
We've been (I say we) sexually reproducing for over 1,000,000,000 years.

And yet somehow we've reached the point where if you acknowledge human sexual dimorphism, you're a fascist.

It's a damned weird ideology, and if it doesn't go away it should at least be acknowledged as a religion.
Just doing your daily commute on bike or walking is enough.
The big reason mobile networks use IPv6 is that they are new and don't have the IPv4 allocations of legacy providers. They could have gone CGNAT, but IPv6 with 464XLAT is better. Mobile networks are easier to use IPv6 than home networks since there is no customer gateway to worry about and 464XLAT software is included on device.
Do you need a tag and permit to hunt them?
I can barely think for a good few minutes even after heavy squats/deads.

I have found my biggest mistakes were all when I had gotten comfortable with a weight and ended up losing mental focus. Thanfully no injuries. It seems I have to be nearing my edge to be forced into focus. I am better at opting in to focus now thanks to lifting I feel. Similar to downhill riding, all my crashes have been on easy stuff as I lost focus.
There have been several developments in the past decade or so that center on the philosophy of "make it the client's problem" (hello, Wayland) which has simultaneously led to much more robust and maintainable centralized systems with much more fragmented and unpredictable peripheral clients. I'm still not sure whether I regret this or not.
Isn't the nature of the prison environment to be captive and under duress?
The best kind of exercise is the one you stick to, glad you found one you enjoy! For me it's dancing.
I swear they know when hunting season starts and is over.

They simply disappear from our area during hunting season, only to return in huge numbers as soon as the sounds of gunshots stop being heard.
2 is way way better of an option. You’ve just described a process that grows your resources by 10% each iteration. Unless it was very expensive or high risk, it’s a no brainer.
In Canada, the leading cause of death for deer is actually hunger/hardness of the winter.

source: My hunting license class 5 years ago
Wow that's shocking. What are they thinking over there? Thanks for the follow-up, at least I know to look out for this abomination.
I emphatically disagree. Unless a team is throwing out resumes that look "too good", in which case that team is purposefully picking mediocre developers, being confident does not mean you'll only be hired by places with exaggerators.