skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> wasn't considered an objective fact by most.

Hold up, there's a HUGE difference between these two:

A: "Most people consider it an objective fact that Russia is a current geopolitical enemy to the US, it does some wacky shit, therefore if a foreign government is committing shenanigans there's a chance it's Russia."

B: "Most people consider it an objective fact that Russia has been somehow giving educational grants to US institutions with the explicit goal of installing a fifth-column of educators who will demoralize young US men with misandry."

Believing A does not imply B.

The parent-poster isn't being vague because the answer is obvious-and-accepted... they're being vague because they want to push the "foreign enemies in our colleges" meme without giving the audience any handles for critical-thinking.
Try to delete your facebook account, then interrupt the process somehow. In my case the menus and deep links changed totally, and it took me 20 minutes to eventually navigate to the new delete account area. I was given a notice that some users may have different menu options as well as a message along the lines of “we are updating menus”. However, this has been a steady experience with facebook over the years. There is always a fuck you pattern waiting for you to behave differently than the herd.
No doubt. The interesting question is which are relevant to some kind of patriarchal society.

(Followed extremely closely by which were relevant but are no longer relevant?)
Yes, that's an unofficial implementation. The official implementation seems faster.
Here is a demo for it https://huggingface.co/spaces/radames/DragGan"
This comment doesn't make the point that you think. Yes, people in physical pain tend to be more emotional than they otherwise would, but there is no comparison across sexes that is relevant here. It is possible that women are generally more aware of their emotional state and remain better able to deal with it than men, even with hormonal fluctuation. Men also experience emotional cycles powered by hormones.
* In mice
How can this days be properly anonymized? Even just knowing where a car is parked every night narrowed it down a good bit in most areas, combiner that with where its parked during work hours and you're almost certainly anonymized.

And yes, the analytics do track vehicle identifiers aren't truly anonymous. Many of the services Onstar offers, for example, wouldn't be possible without taking via unique identifier. The same goes for any vehicle that offers 4G/5G, mobile apps, remote unlocking, etc.
In the times when I was born, the father waited in the waiting room.
Cars is great - one of my favourites. Beautiful visuals - the scenery is stunning.
What is the context here?

If the chart is correct, why did deer disappear almost entirely around 1900, what led to the almost complete rebound by 1950, and why the recent downtick?
It's better interpreted as decreasing degrees of permissivity.

1. GPLv3 or later

2. polyform non-commercial for non-commercial non-GPLv3 (or later) works.

3. commercial license for commercial non-GPLv3 (or later) works.

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In other words, Use GPLv3 however if you can't use GPLv3 but are non-commercial, use polyform non-commercial. Otherwise buy a commercial license.
> I’ve seen individual researchers ruined due to USB drive shenanigans

Could you elaborate?
You're completely ignoring the point that the parent was making.
From a quick glance, that lawsuit seems qualitatively different. It's about a hybrid licence that I'll call AGPLCCL here. One side thought it therefore wasn't an internally consistent licence and the court ruled that it was.

keepamovin is offering to grant me an unadulterated (i.e. non-hybrid) GPL licence to use/distribute my copy of his program. I'm treating as axiomatic that the unadulterated GPL is an internally consistent and open-source licence.
I'm aware of the context and took no offense when I read it; I asterisked it for 2023.
How about ranked choice voting... That would be a good start.
Humans are approaching the point of no return.

Unfortunately - humans are worse than cockroaches, and no matter what happens to the climate - a significant portion of us will always survive.

It's a good chunk of all the other species who are toast.
The fight will never happen. Their Board of Directors will never allow it. But they both have enough power that they can still do whatever they want, you say. Imagine what would happen to their companies' stock if there's even a possibility of one of them getting hurt. The stock price will tank for both FB and Tesla. That alone makes the fight a none starter. They will need to find a better way to soothe their egos.

It would still be interesting. I wonder if they can play Fortnite, or something like it? People would love it.
> And I just can't see how any security measure which requires hardware can come to Linux desktop.

Why? TPM works just fine. Secure Boot is perfectly usable on most OSes. Hell, even fprintd supports biometric authentication if you're a weirdo. Nothing inherently stops this stuff from being made, certainly not the kernel.

All hardware-based security measures will probably never be supported by Linux, but if your benchmark for disbelief is "any" then boy have I got a boat to sell you!
Insecure? Atlanta?
The opposite can be argued too, I don't get the obsession with convenience above all else.

Personally I'd rather know that the government and private corporations can't track everything I do and decide that I should no longer have the right to drive my own car.
Massive population expansion in the US coupled with a lack of any real regulation modulating the harvest of deer; both deer hide and venison were mainstream commodity products in the 1900s and are specialty products today.

Their populations are now managed pretty carefully, but, just as importantly, their natural predators weren't really husbanded back into their ranges, so, in many places, their only real predator now is car bumpers.
Speaking of cows, have you seen them get slaughtered? They get scared and even sob and cry because they know their death is imminent. Not to mention being raised in cages and all that. I eat beef all the time, I mentioned that because it is remarkably common for humans to be cruel to animals and even justify it away.

The important lesson I've learned myself is while it is easy to be shocked by the cruelty of others, don't think that given the right motivation you too won't do similar things.

The whole darwinian "less evolved" and "sub-human" labels given to minorities in the US and european colonies for example is the entire society coming up with reasoning that allows for their pre-determined cruelty. In some places, animals experienced much less cruelty than human children.

Evil is the default setting for people, especially when a competition over a resource is involved. good is something we have to be taught and disciplined into.
Yes he is sponsored by Altium and regularly promotes them. I would prefer he used Kicad so everyone could easily use his work but this is the nature of earning money on YouTube sadly.
And with them, deer ticks have taken all the magic out of being outdoors. At least where I live in the north east, if you go for any kind of hike, not even going into the brush, you'll end up with a bunch of ticks on you.
To put it bluntly, men are dumber. They're wired for task-to-task thinking, and their purposes are heavily motivated by challenges.

Women, by contrast, are wired for safety, which is a far more holistic approach to purpose because they consider connections men wouldn't even _consider_.

The downside of being smarter, though, is more unease about things you see that may present as a risk. It keeps females away from the bottom of the performance bell curve (men rank lowest in most metrics), but also from the top (men rank highest as well).

All of it is reprogrammable by operant conditioning (a large part of it often happening within marriage), but those are the biological primitives.
Did you miss the story about how spying on journalists is OK?
It's never appropriate to trust someone confirmed to have sexually abused another. There's no debate.
I force myself to commute to work by bike. That is about 30 minutes one way. But I can not do it under bad weather conditions. Also not in freezing winter or hot summer.
Seems, now that they have demonstrated the theory, brilliantly intuitive. A beautifully simple criteria. Beautiful if true.
> The term “man” is understood by a very broad swath of society, and overwhelmingly the educated class who writes for and reads these journals, to refer to the gender construct, not the biological fact. Clarity is always better.

Are you saying that without the clarification, readers might be confused by what's implied by "man" here?

Do we have to add this everywhere we use the term "man" now?
It's embarrassing for Hacker News that this is the top-rated comment.

> All children need fathers

> Father[s] have an authority no mother can have

> There's a reason virtually every culture is patriarchal. Patriarchy exists in service of the common good

Really?? Where's the research that supports any of this? If you're going to make charged statements like this, you better at least bring some research to the table.

Let's all take a good long hard look at ourselves. Just because we might feel frustrated, or displaced, or ignored, doesn't mean that we (and I'm talking to the men on this site who upvoted this comment) need to abandon the truth-seeking parts of us that desire the gold standard of logical, evidence-supported arguments. If you blindly support any statement in favor of "your side" just because it feels good to you emotionally, regardless of how speculative or questionable the reasoning is, then you have little right to criticize the "other side" for doing the same.
Also the multi-year MacOS telemetry decryption exploit: https://www.cve.org/CVERecord?id=CVE-2011-0014

Classic case of Apache/BSD dual licensing there. Hopefully people learn their lesson and write less software like this in the future, but...
What's your definition of "bigot"?
And yet for years we get to hear about how scientists could simply population control or even eradicate ticks by releasing genetically modified ones. And they never will. It'll just be a little carrot dangled in front of the masses. Into perpetuity.
Thank you. I thought it was just me having this same experience.

Ok, so not only is this article a pedantic waste of time, but also evidently it hasn't undergone routine fact checking.
So glad to see someone working on TLS 1.3 for Windows 3.1.

It's a sad day when slightly older operating systems have trouble accessing the internet.
Good points. with arrival of MOJO, we can probably keep all the benefits of python but also getting great performace. And then perhaps MOJO python will be used everywhere.
There was a time when I could recall having watched every single movie released by Pixar, and looking forward to the new ones.

Now I have no idea what is happening.
Graduated high school almost at the bottom of my class, nearly didn't graduate. Working out changed my life. I recently graduated summa cum laude with my degree in data science while working multiple jobs, taking on a minimum of 18 credits each semester. Some of my best semesters were when I was extra consistent with my workout routine.
The downtick could be chronic wasting disease.
The source is that the HN mods know about Slashdot, and people have been asking for those features here for 15 years, and they haven't been implemented.

Slashdot's mod system is not complex.
Hold on: the title says that FSD is ignoring the stop sign and your quote says that FSD doesn’t detect the stop sign in a timely enough manner.

In my mind, those are two different things. Both bad (but for different reasons).
Isn't it already criminal to knowingly and with intent make claims in absence of evidence?

If you don't present evidence, and you know that you do not have evidence, and it can be shown that you knew you did not have evidence when you, then that's intent to defame (or obstruct). And also such a pattern of defamation with intent and intimidation may qualify as an OC protection racket?

(Plaintiff could not have had knowledge of which content defendant was authorized to archive or fair use, and plaintiff knew that they hadn't such information when they harassed and intimidated defendant and so plaintiff had criminal intent.)
It sounds like someone took for granted that all problems with a system would be non-reproducible and thus deniable, and is shocked that isn't the case.

As Tyler Durden said "You have to consider the possibility that God does not like you".
...weird title.

Tokens are the very non-secret building blocks of any "language". They themselves are not the "language" of AI any more than the embeddings are. Though at least you could reduce it down to the embeddings for the purpose of simplicity.
it's being done with mosquitos, why not w ticks?
Gonna need a citation on that one. I'm quite familiar with mosquito eradication efforts, but not ticks.
TRy Uhaul if need be.
> As a point of reference, Adam and Jamie of Mythbuster fame both had to be trained in this technique. And they’ve probably been driving longer than many of us here have been alive.

If I remember right, didn't they have to be trained how to use this technique in a specific scenario that was effectively stung driving? If be really surprised if they couldn't back out of a parking dodge this way prior to training

> Also, it doesn’t work well in modern vehicles with shorter windows

This is largely by design. Intrusion protection has been prioritized over visibility with cameras filling in the gaps
It may seem minor, but unless these things are fought, they will slowly creep until anything that's not a corporate-approved computer/OS/browser is effectively quarantined from the internet. It will make adoption of free software even harder.
>I’m not sure I understand why the men did not respond, but it made a lasting impression on me.

Because male intra-gender solidarity is viewed as the first step to neo-Nazism, so we grin and bear it in mixed company.
Deep population dynamics seem to be pretty well studied, and what I'm reading is that this is mostly attributed to land use issues?
db.commit()

# Give Mycelite time to sync before script exits
import time
time.sleep(5)

This really needs a way to wait for the sync to complete. Sleep won't cut it.
I never liked the gym, but I do three things in terms of exercise regularly: yoga, walk, and tennis. I like playing tennis way more than doing yoga and walk, and I look forward to it so much. But I'm only able to do yoga and walk daily, playing tennis has way more friction, so I can only do it a few times per week.
If the point were to communicate nuanced meaningful, they'd have chosen a different term once it became obvious people found it confusing.
My anecdote: I go hunting every year and rarely see anything, but almost without fail I get back to the suburbs and see one or more eligible bucks wandering around in people's yards. A superstitious person might think they're getting selected for that behavior somehow.
So for that second example, what questions were being asked, that men could consistently outperform women on?
And doesn't removing those questions even the playing field?

For example, men watch a lot more sports than women (I don't know if this is true but for the sake of conversation let's just assume it to be the case).
If that exam had questions that had a sports 'setting' then those who are most familiar with the sport would have an edge over those who don't.
This isn't limited to just gender either. People from different cultures would also struggle if the 'common sense' in the question isn't something that they are familiar with.

I'd like to see which questions were removed and hear their justifications for it. This sounds like something that happened but the details got distorted into a simple take to push some form of agenda. "test makers are dumbing down questions so that women look better."

Do you happen to have historicals of the test you were looking at? The SAT results look pretty even from 2017-2022
https://nces.ed.gov/programs/digest/d22/tables/dt22_226.10.a...

ACT point difference is even closer (~1 point difference each year) their site sucks but that data is from 1995-2010
https://nces.ed.gov/programs/digest/d10/tables/dt10_155.asp

These are the two most popular college entrance exams and have longevity on their side.

I won't even begin to tackle the first point since there is just way too much that is unknown or anecdotal. I honestly do think you're either exaggerating and/or misinformed but if you can provide some sort of evidence to prove your point then I'm all ears.
And I'm not saying this to discount your lived experience. You may truly have felt that the school system or various teachers really did want you to fail. If that's the case then you were done a disservice but the aggregate data just doesn't agree with you.
I always wonder how estimations could be made as early as 1450, especially when the land wasn’t fully surveyed for a couple hundred more years. You always have to take these estimations with a grain of salt
Strenuous cardio agitates me. It’ll put me in a weird uneasy mood for a few hours at least. Apparently this is the effect it can have on some people.

I’ve found Yoga and cycling to be the right fit, and they allow me to challenge myself without feeling too hyped up later.
There's always room for society to be improved, but I'll take a society where everyone needs therapy over one where most people die of disease, hunger or violence long before reaching old age.
Or how about why data stops at 2016? What’s currently the status of the deers in 2023? Climate change is clearly having an impact on our whole ecosystem.
I’ve seen a shift in deer management in my state over the past decade or so. Archery season has been extended, the number of anterless tags increased, and this year, any resident that wants one can have one - no more lottery.

I am no expert, but I assumed it to be in response to their population. I only ever harvest one as that is plenty of venison for me, but the population could certainly sustain more.
>“kill all black people” is a thing the state has tried to do,

No, generally a slave caste are not all murdered. My grandmother's second husband who had a number tattooed on his arm and spent years hiding in a forest, that was an attempt to kill all the X people.
Part two of Pandas. This part will cover what to do with missing data, how to group by, merging DataFrames together, and more.
I have to agree with the other comment about intense cardio. I got into long-distance running last year and it was a big mental shift for me to go from fast to slow running. Before that, I had always approached exercise as if harder is better. I was surprised to learn that even elite runners are doing 80% of their training at a pace that's really slow relative to their race pace. Of course training plans will vary depending on the target distance, but I think this still applies if you are training for shorter distances. Training at max effort is a recipe for getting injured, and it prevents you from putting in the volume necessary to develop good cardio.
where do debug symbols exist, if not "interleaved" with the code?
>In all of those cases the harm is tiny by comparison.

No, these are all examples where the harm is significant when it’s scaled up to the larger population because they are so common. Bad education accumulates in one of the worst feedback loops of destruction you can get (dumb people vote for more dumb people supporting education focused on dumb things).

>It takes a shockingly small rate of food poisoning at a major chain to become national news.

the vast majority is never traced back to a restaurant because it’s written off as “24 hour flu”. It only makes national news on the rare occasions where it can and is traced back. This is reserved for food poisoning bad enough to cause hospitalization and/or death.
Obviously it wouldn't be the same group.
Miles himself would admit to not being very nice to several people. His autobiography includes many passages where he matter-of-factly recounts being cruel to people. Often these passages are him simultaneously voicing regret for his actions, but he doesn't shy away from what he's done. He owns it.

This happens several times throughout the years as he recounts events. And while he mostly takes responsibility for his actions, it seems to have been an ongoing behavior that he found himself unable to resolve completely.
Yet another pointless anecdote that does nothing to disprove the science.

Instead of making blanket statements that cannot possibly achieve the goals you seem to set out to achieve, it would be much more effective if you were to say something like "well, my personal experience is ... " without any pretentions that you alone hold all the answers to the problems of obesity in the world.
Very sympathetic to this point of view, but it looks like they're considering reparations of some sort. Hopefully they come through.
The same environmental changes that encouraged humans and other smaller predators to spread to the Americas may also have lowered the population of the megafauna. But yes, I tend to believe that the environmental change that killed of the megafauna was the arrival of predators smart enough to use pointy sticks and fire, which we call evolution.
The combination of distributions existing and believing they “own” parts of the system, and users needing to override settings means it is as simple as possible, and no simpler.
The master and his emissary already make up two, and as someone said once “the reason why inside you there are two wolves is because the smaller wolves have to merge into coalitions to have a chance of getting first past the post in the race for control of your muscles.”
Good coverage on the decline and ruse of deer and other North American populations in
The Natural Regulation of Animal Numbers by David Lack (1956). Deers almost wiped out by we humans. But wild oscillations of mule deer when protected. Hunting was prohibited in 1906 when there were about 4000 left on the Kaibab plateau. Numbers reached 100,000 by 1924 but then plunged to 10,000 by 1939 due to starvation from overgrazing.

Ditto for white-tailed deer in Pennsylvania—down to 1000 by 1905, then protected and population was up to 1 million by 1927. Then down to 500,000 by 1938.
Oil companies don’t own the gas stations.
You can, it's just less easy than in the pre-T2 Intel Mac days.

https://eclecticlight.co/2021/06/02/booting-an-m1-mac-extern...
I was echoing the naming on a earlier thread talking about the first event I linked: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36453633

You are technically correct. I seem to be just in the edit window so I have updated the title to reflect that.

Let the record know that the title originally said: “ignore stop sign” instead of “fail at stop sign”.
That's kind of backwards; Microsoft might have written the New Testament, but it was IBM's playbook originally. IBM was one of the original tech industry supervillains back when Microsoft was still just two college dropouts selling BASIC. In Apple's "1984" ad it was IBM who was the totalitarian empire; it was only later that Microsoft took the mantle from their former master.
The men doing the killing and being killed were largely doing so because they were forced (through conscription) or societally conditioned to enlist.

No, it's not like the Holocaust, but it's an example of how men are treated as expendable.
Good idea :) Clippy is Office 97 and later though, so I'll need to make a version that fits in with the Windows 95/98 (or even Windows Me) look!
> There's a reason virtually every culture is patriarchal

The Americas has strong, persistent matriarchies. And even Sparta had a politically-active group of heiresses who rivalled the Kings for power.