skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You can be barred from many types of employment (private and public sector) if you have a criminal record (past performance). But companies get a free pass. They can fail, commit fraud, or worse EVERY time without consequences.

I'd love to hear the history or how such a law became to be.
Yeah...sorry about that. It seems that Safari has become the new Internet Explorer
Give me the friggen files. Here is a hard drive.
They also use this to solve cold cases by scanning genetic databases for near matches.

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/15/science/gedmatch-genealog...
I cannot imagine not being furious about both, simultaneously.

That being said, one of these is the culmination of tens of thousands of tiny consent violations made by hundreds or thousands of immoral, largely anonymous villians.

The other is one enormous and brazen violation of the constitution, made by a government organization which is funded by citizens to protect and serve them.

Both violations warrant the strictest repercussions.
Way to tell on yourself. Most emotionally mature people understand when feelings are driving their decision making, and don't try to justify it with self-serving logic. Only weird nerds claim to be ruled by logic and are actually motivated mostly by their feelings (the most prominent one in my experience being inadequacy).
> It's one of many instances where there's a valid reason for the technology to be implemented as such but since doctors usually aren't thinking about the technology or security aspects they just perceive it as annoying.

No, there is never a good reason to prevent a professional from doing his job. If the user finds it annoying, it is annoying: that's it!

Learn to work for the user rather than against the user, and you'll become a better developer.
The issues were with the controllers for the pressurization system, these control the valve that releases pressure from the fuselage in order to maintain a pressure that is high enough but not too high. A different indication would have been generated if the AC packs could not maintain pressure.
Something like macOS Parallels would be nice on Linux.
It is well-understood already that alcohol makes it easier to fall asleep but worsens sleep quality and reduces REM sleep. (Google “alcohol and REM sleep” to see what I mean)

Medical Xpress has misunderstood that the novel element here is the study of the impact on regular, consecutive consumption of alcohol, I think?
> Comparing to web apps was out of scope

"The framework is designed to create desktop applications using web technologies (mainly HTML, CSS and JavaScript, although other technologies such as front-end frameworks and WebAssembly are possible) that are rendered using a version of the Chromium browser engine and a back end using the Node.js runtime environment."

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electron_(software_framework...

You can run the 'wep app' backend locally on 127.0.0.1 and no need to deliver a specific browser; use the system one a la cupsd. This would be better than 'electron' scheme and doesn't restrict you from implementing a CRDT or similar to blur the line between on and offline with the system browser the UI either way.

> I don't think "we run remote webapps all day without effort".

I mean you and I, as users, run other peoples' web apps all day without effort, or installation. Like, eg, hackernews. This has become extremely natural.
I think you're asking a pretty profound question here, a. la "What is the meaning of life?" Not all of life's work has to be such a drudge. I would argue that you certainly have not won "the game" if nothing seems worth it from where you sit.

Has it not afforded you the opportunity to pursue hobbies / travel / etc that you desire? Has your work never been interesting or given you a spark to learn new things about our world / universe / inner-workings of personal relationships? I believe it is much more about the journey than the finish line.
> while it is not uncommon among native German speakers to deeply analyze German words, various native English speakers independently told me that doing such an analysis "is not how the English language works" (or how native English speakers think about their language).

I'm tempted to question this idea that English speakers are just unconcerned with their own language, but then I'm not entirely sure what you have in mind when you speak of "deep [linguistic] analysis" (or a lack thereof). Can you provide an example?
I doubt that access to unskilled, unmotivated labor is really that profitable for most modern industries, since it ensures low productivity and displaces business improvements. The reason it works economically is that the taxpayers are paying for prisoners to be fed, clothed and housed, and so the labor can be bid out for very low prices, which makes the lack of skill and motivation break even.
It's not evidence its intelligence. If you're looking for someone who took possession of a bomb, or who traded on insider information then you would use the list to look a little closer for evidence.
Phones off during the day and on during evening hours would describe the behaviors of NSA employees who aren't allowed to carrying phones into their office, are less likely to share or participate with their personal details on social media and is a workforce comprised disproportionately of people with unique quirks like odd sleeping habits.

I'm sure that's not lost on them either, but their signals they seek could be finding other intelligence agents and not criminals.
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Global sperm counts are also dropping, so eventually the physical ability to reproduce might be affected: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/human-sperm-counts...
If you are old enough to have watched the moon landings on TV, my bet is that we will not see a manned mars mission in your lifetime. (I have my doubts it will happen in the next 40 years.)
The large carrying case means it is not a "mobile" device. Sure you can take one on an airplane but it is going to be awkward. (What is the stewardess supposed to say? Are you supposed to take it off for takeoff and landing? Are you supposed to stow it? Where?)

I was thinking you might use a device like this as a laptop replacement while traveling. Maybe I would because I'm a notorious overpacker but I think most people wouldn't. The carrying case for my Hololens 1 is crazy big and I know a grad student who sometimes shuttles a Meta Quest Pro to work and it fills his whole backpack.
Finding anything valuable in vacuum robot video feed might be similar to trying to find a needle in a haystack - who has the capacity to go through billions of hours of videos and analyzing if there is anything worth attention? Both companies and hackers would go bankrupt pretty quickly.
Not only is that pure speculation, but it replaces a simple sociological explanation (changing gender roles) with a crackpot "scientific" one.
You're asking a question in a universal sense when you (and the rest of HN) knows that there is no universal answer, nor is your observation universally correct.

Rephrase your question in a way that is answerable.
You might imply that I am unhappy because I say theres nothing worth it. However unhappiness only exists if you want something to be worth it and are disappointed by its nonexistence, you can be at peace with meaninglessness as long as you let go of desire
Yes, since 28.1, last April.
GitLab's seems pretty good.
> The FBI is law enforcement so they cannot touch or view any of that data without a warrant else they could invalid all manners of data collection in many open cases.

This is just plain false. It is a long-held idea in American jurisprudence that information given to law enforcement by third parties can be used so long as that information was not collected under the direction of the government. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third-party_doctrine
It was fairly clear at the time that the main business plan for Be was "get good enough on Power PC so that Apple acquires us to retire System 9 and move to a decent OS". All ex-Apple people, Apple H/W stack, etc. It was a decent plan, only Apple chose to buy NeXT instead, which also came with Steve Jobs, not Jean Louis Gassee --and was a better OS as well. Worked out for them.
Is This a Decision?
Keep large quantities of Calcium Carbonate on hand?
If you had a cell phone that was only on between 1am and 5am, that would be mighty suspicious.

And believe it or not, not having a Facebook account does cast a shadow which makes you more interesting and mysterious. Why don't you want to telegraph your entire social graph to the world? What are you hiding?!

But in all seriousness, none of these are making you a target of anything by itself. If you are _already_ a target then they make you an interesting outlier that needs deeper investigation.

If you want to be boring in data it has look like other data. Sometimes being absent entirely in data is interesting.
>...more of a "mac-centric" approach taken for powerusers..."

I think this the Apple Business plan in its entirety.

But we shorten it to "Lock-in" for brevity. (or platform, moat, walled garden, etc)\

Not that theres anything wrong with that!
I don't think it's a very common understanding that on the horizon covers a span of 50+ years. It doesn't conform to any definitions I can think of, I'd hate to wait for a payrise that's "on the horizon" in your world.
I think you may be confused. I'm a 6 month old account, not a 15 year old account. I don't appreciate being tied to some other past. Please, it would be polite & civil if you would delete or reword this post.
Well, neither are vertical landing re-usable rockets, a rocket twice the thrust of saturn V, or a mass market electric car.
You captured my feeling perfectly. In particular

>> While your then-PDA may have supported 3G and came with many other capabilities the first iPhone lacked, there were certain things in regard to build, design, usability and intuitiveness that were unparalleled in the products at the time. Comparing an iPhone and an iPAQ Pocket PC made the latter seem ancient, even though it could do a lot the iPhone couldn't. Compare a Vision Pro to a Quest 3, I am saddened to say I don't see the same.>>

I too was hoping for the sum of the parts to be something special.

I’m picking my AVP up on Saturday. I’ll give it an honest go but expect to return it within a week. I’ve owned most VR headsets and they sit in a drawer, rarely used. For a few hundred dollars I’m ok with that. For a few thousand I am not.
>> return to a state arbitrarily close to (for continuous state systems)

I'm glad it qualifies it with this. The Lorenz attractor seems like it will never return to the same state since trajectories seem to fold in between others, but it will pass arbitrarily close to a point again.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lorenz_system
Absolutely love virt-manager. I try gnome-boxes every so often and it just doesn’t compare. I guess its interface is easier for beginners.
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Honestly, I still prefer When2Meet. All the input forms are on the first page and HTML is more responsive than SPA stuff.
Our society was based on population growth. It's not that it needs to grow or doesn't need to grow.

It's that the change to our way of life and economy is as big as ww2.

Peter Zeihan does a good lecture explaining the impact.
The NSA isn’t the police. Also, the police are t going to charge you with “insufficient social media use”, it is just one of the filters they use to comb through the massive data load.

Not using Facebook is fine. Not using Facebook, using Crypto currency, having multiple phones, unexplained income, lots of calls to foreign numbers, trips to countries not commonly visited by tourists, associations with known criminals/terrorists, and so on raises your profile and makes them take a second look at you. Any one or two hits probably doesn’t get you out of the noise, but a person who hits on more than that starts looking suspicious.
> The high-income countries with the most HARIs were Germany and Greece, ranking 6th and 17th globally, respectively.

[1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10263350/

HARI: Hospital-associated antibiotic-resistant infections
The irony here is that it's not been done by China or Russia. Why does it seem there's much less outrage if any when it's been done my local agencies?
OpenAI and Common Sense Media partner to protect teens from AI harms and misuse
I have satisfied all the desires that you speak of, hobbies, travelling and so on. But in the end only an absence of desire actually helped me, realizing the arbitrary nature of my goals and desires and how they all only provide momentary succor.
ChatGPT 3.5 is known to make mistakes, hallucinate, and not care about the factuality of its responses.

Given this, a comment which does nothing but quote chatGPT 3.5 verbatim can do more harm than not commenting at all, especially on health matters, where such qualities can constitute outright recklessness.

If you want to share your own thoughts, though, I know I'd welcome them. At least humans have a greater than 0% chance of caring about the well-being of humans.
This is a common misunderstanding, one which I was fairly confused by until recently.
"Fertility differs from fecundity, which is defined as the biological capacity to reproduce irrespective of intention for conception [...]
In demographic contexts, fertility refers to the actual production of offspring, rather than the physical capability to produce which is termed fecundity. While fertility can be measured, fecundity cannot be"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fertility
We're not even sure there's no life on the moon. There could be liquid water in deep underground lakes and there would be no sign of it on the surface.
> No, the constitution isn't going to protect you from the government doing what everyone else can.

That's actually it's literal intended purpose as far as I can tell. For example, my employer can make certain demands of my speech or otherwise punish me for my expressed opinions, while such behavior is explicitly forbidden from the government by the constitution.
I worked with a guy who would take every piece of spam we got, dig into the mail headers, and then add the source IP to a custom blacklist on our mail server. It took a few hours to figure out why we weren't getting email from a customer and that's how I found the list.

He had manually added over 20,000 IP addresses to the list.
Looks great.

can side-by-side be an option too? (at least on desktop)

.schedule {
flex-direction: row;
}

scrolling seems unnecessary.
Most patients who are unhappy about how much they have to pay should complain to their employer, not their nominal health insurer. The majority of US consumers reading this obtain their medical coverage from self-insured employers who use "insurance" companies mostly for network management and claims administration. It's the employer who ultimately pays for treatments. An insurance company will be happy to put together a custom plan for an employer under which plan members get as much care as they want for $0 out of pocket. This will be extremely expensive for the employer.

(We can argue about whether health plans should be tied to employers at all but that's a separate issue.)
Beware of scammers sending live couriers to liquidate victims' life savings
Most people don't have another room or floor to put it in?
Thanks I hate it. ;)
On the MKBHD video it looks like you can disassemble most things and the only thing you care about is the actual display and glass. So you might get a smaller case from a third party vendor just for that part and then the rest - light seal, spacer thing, band - you can squish those in your bag.
I meant, they are actually doing it? soon? Or only for xeon and "consumer" will get APX in 1 billion years?

Because I really know that 32 regs are night and day while programming assembly.
I would prefer to bring an iPad on the plane.
Delta responds to U.S. DOT's decision to terminate long-standing partnership
China is advancing super fast, this plus automation..

https://twitter.com/Kanthan2030/status/1751543637077528888

There used to be 100's of people, now you only require 1

Where will the other people go? You need UBI + free education to make sure there is a high pool of highly skilled workforce

Modern problems require modern solutions, UBI is the answer, with their everything app, it's a question of "when" rather than "why/how"
It seems like they made a lot of assumptions that something like this wouldn't happen. They assumed employees would never leak secret information, and that their GitHub repos would never be exposed. They could've used https://doppler.com or AWS Secrets Manager (https://aws.amazon.com/secrets-manager/) and never had this problem. It's a little too easy to get comfortable thinking things work well the way they are. This should be a warning to other companies to seriously evaluate how they're storing and managing application secrets and credentials.
How Satellites Are Becoming the New Cellphone Towers
It's a combination of factors, not a single one. You can have your phones off all day at work, and one in the middle of night, but be on Facebook and that is only 2 out of three factors that would in the example make your device suspect.
Its locked behind a paywall, In general, I can conclude with increasing accessibility of intimate personal information on social media will drive individuals to delve into others private decisions. This phenomenon is likely to extend beyond personal spheres, encompassing cultural critiques and various aspects of people's lives. Individuals in positions of authority will face heightened expectations to take action, "Be Better", "Do something", and fulfill their responsibilities to their user base. The privilege of making decisions without scrutiny is contingent upon the preservation of anonymity; once anonymity is lifted, the luxury of independent decision-making becomes constrained by critique. The problem is our dialogues have shifted from the protections of "being outside" to walled gardens.
The whole thing feels very ... "original xbox" to me. Hear me out.

It was argued that a big part of the original xbox for Microsoft was making sure they had a toehold in the gaming console market because that market had a change of disrupting the personal computer - and if that happened, they wanted to be there for it and have something ready to go.

They did something similar with phones, and we can see how it spectacularly failed - they have zero say or relevance in the massive smartphone market.

I almost feel the Vision Pro is Apple's attempt to put a toe in the water just in case this VR stuff takes off and destroys the smartphone market.
I tried logging in on Android but the confirmation email link just opens the app and does nothing. I've got 3 confirmation emails and same issue each time.
Is it connected to a missile launcher? [Y] [No, it's safe]
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Denmark transitioned to Epic some years ago. It was a major frustration on many levels.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S13865...
I always envisionen myself having a (large) family in the future. The future came, sooner that I thought I guess (it creeps up behind you without you noticing!)

I have a 2 year old son now. His laughter is one of the most beautiful sounds in the world! I love watching him grow. Planning to have more, soon.
I have almost been in many accidents, but one of the two parties (sometimes me, something the other person - in proportion to suggest we are all average drivers) was paying enough attention to see the mistake and take evasive action to prevent it. When investigators look at accidents, often even when they can assign 100% blame to one party doing something stupid: there is still evidence that the other parties could have safely avoided the accident if they had taken the correct action.
Matrix Cookbook examples using SymPy
Are you insinuating that NASA sent an incorrectly calibrated device? I know NASA has its flaws but this seems like a stretch no?
> Silicon Valley’s dominant ideology

Is this even a thing?

This article paints with such broad strokes that I think you could use the same approach to find “proof” that Silicon Valley has any ideology that you don’t like.

I mean “Silicon Valley” is both the home of DEI maximalists and the home of anti-woke crusaders like Elon Musk. It’s both the home of e/acc and the home of AI doomers. Find nearly any policy debate and you’ll find SV, like most other places, passionately divided.

It’s the mainstream media version of calling HN hypocritical.
Along with comparing what the others have said about comparing TDPs between vendors (or even different product lines sometimes) TDP is about multi-core draw so you'd need to also normalize the multithread performance differences between the two, not look at the single thread performance being near equal (that'll be significantly less than 65 Watts for each).

I think the 8700G is probably more efficient but it won't be anything like 65 vs 181 watt would leave one to believe.
That is so awesome! The digital tuner is extremely useful. I think the only thing I wish I could do with it is bung in the tuning hex code instead of seeking or loading from disk. But that is a minor niggle and it works really well :)

Also, that may be your sole contribution, but I suspect that work is the majority of the diff from Acorn's ATS. That and switching the I/O to I2C via the user port.
Someone at Apple had to design the watch to detect certain hand motions and purposely ignore them. That's a thing that someone had to do, otherwise false positives would be embarrassingly pasted across the Internet for to be laughed at.
I suspect something similar happens with manifolds for GR. Riemanian manifolds aren't a big deal when you contrast them to what happens inside of a DNN, but physical analogs for these structures start to break down.

e.g.

Imagine a 4-dimensional hyperbolic surface defined by the lightcone of a particular point in space-time, now imagine that this surface is stretched/compressed by the distortions of gravity. Now let's talk about equations which are only loosely tied to this surface.

vs.

Consider the metric tensor defined by this 4x4 matrix g_xz. Distance is computed as a^x b^z g_xz, now consider all possible walks from point a to c to b. Now let's show the relation between these walks and a quantity we'll call the stress-energy tensor which represents the energy/momentum density at any particular point in space, and it's flux towards any other direction in space.

The latter is a very algebraic description, which does not rely on the audience having to visualize the constructs involved. Practically, even if you get a feel for what a Riemanian manifold looks like in 4-dimensions - you'll struggle to visualize the Riemann tensor, or Christophel symbols.
That our industry does basically no cost accounting is basically insane.

Your product is something that most managers don’t even realize they are missing.

I’m kind of obsessed with activity-based costing as applied to software firms. Hit me up at my username at gmail if you want to nerd out about managerial accounting and/or if you might need some marketing material! I could write for days on the subject!
I didn't know the executive branch could just enact new laws unilaterally. They are probably using some easily bent statute to allow for this. Here is hoping SCOTUS overturns Chevron this cycle so we can be free of dictatorial edicts such as this.
The prospect of becoming rich isn’t as enticing when you’re already rich. What would a rich person who wins the lottery do? Quit their job I guess but mostly quality of life unchanged. They already have most of what they want. Not the case for poor people.
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Bing hasn't benefited from its AI infusion but Google's rivals sense an opening
Wow, can you share some more specs?
Nothing beats comfort than learning from the Inuit tribe of Yukon Territory as well as the nomads of Sahara Desert.