skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Also there is something to be said that code reviews also work well with code that is meant to be reviewed.

The worst kind of peer review happens on PRs that are thousands of lines because nobody wants to read all that and things will be missed. Where I have seen successful code review is where people break code into reviewable bits, and those individual reviews are so fast that they actually end up bring completed faster than if it had been one giant PR.
The average American commits three felonies a day.
The office of the presidency is certainly not equal under the law to everyone else's professional position. The president is in charge of the military, for one thing, and can act in the interest of national security.
AppKit is very stable yes but it shows its age a little more than UIKit. As you say still better than anything Microsoft can offer
Your family could not sue the government* and obviously, being dead, you'd have no standing in court.

* You cannot sue because the federal government and all state governments are immune from all civil suits naturally. Congress has consented to be sued because it thinks that that's a nice approach, but it can always choose to not be sued if it wanted to
I said short list, not no list. Homelessness is more than sleeping rough too.

That is a fantastic picture though.
I didn’t realize HeyNote applied Commons Clause to their license.

https://github.com/heyman/heynote/blob/main/LICENSE

https://github.com/kjk/edna/blob/main/LICENSE
You're replying to your own account (again) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40773050
Wait before a mexican enter a "Taco" place in France. They somehow managed to make it far far worse than Taco Bell.
I haven't checked their current age limit but I bet it makes me feel old.
As I explained in the other comment - plea bargains are a different issue - and do not impact my argument in the least.

The OP claims that juries can be bullied by a prosecutor into delivering a guilty plea. But if this were so, defendants would choose a bench trial as it would a safer bet. They do not, because juries are not bullied by prosecutors.
> My understanding of the case was that he consensually visited prostitutes in Sweden, which is legal, where he engaged in consensual sex with them.
Again, consensually, he did this without wearing a condom.

Prostitutes have nothing to do with it; of the two women who reported him at least one was a political activist who was, AFAICR, originally supposed to guide him around at the organisation(s?) where he was to be a guest speaker, but ended up hosting him in her home. (I got the impression she was, at least originally, pretty much a groupie of the romanticized image of him.) The other one may have been a friend or acquantiance of the first, or otherwise a "similar type". Far from prostitutes.

> However, under Swedish law, that is rape and the charge is against the customer (not the provider).

> So, yes, the women agreed on the facts of the case (Assange showed up and we had sex without a condom) but it was entirely consensual though illegal.

Been a while since I lived in Sweden, but I go back there every year and nobody I know has ever mentioned any such bizarre law. It would also most likely have been mentioned in news media in neighbouring countries, so I'd probably know about it even without going there, if it existed.

> While I do have some understanding of why Sweden has a law like this (to encourage condom use)

It doesn't. You have been utterly duped.

> Please if I misunderstood something let me know, because, it has been years since I significantly researched this and it's one of the most politicized cases in memory.

Getting stuff so utterly wrong, it's really rather hard to believe you ever "significantly researched" anything about this, because the picture you're painting has nothing whatsoever to do with the truth. (Well OK, sure, for all I know he may have also gone to prostitutes, but that has nothing to do with the rape allegations.)

Your "research" sounds as if it must have come directly from some kind of cross between an Assange fan site and Incel HQ. Just try the other Wiki in stead -- -Pedia, not -Leaks. They're usually at least somewhere close to the truth.
Tfpt boot gets rediscovered.
Not directly about RAND, but related to Operations Research: Tom Körner has an excellent book called 'The Pleasures of Counting'. See eg https://www.ams.org/notices/199803/comm-bkrev-blank.pdf for a review.
Realistically, not being a lawyer myself, it is painfully obvious that the vast majority of people do not have even a modicum of the nuance necessary to fairly judge anything.
While I love this paper and this proposal in general, as a C++ developer every time C++ adds a new major feature I get somewhat worried about two things:

1. how immense the language has become, and how hard it got to learn and implement

2. how "modernising" C++ gives developers less incentives to convince management to switch to safer languages

While I like C++ and how crazy powerful it is, I also must admit decades of using it that teaching it to new developers has become immensely hard in the last few years, and the "easier" inevitably ends up being the unsafe one (what else can you do when the language itself tells you to refrain from using `new`?).
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they need to create new tracks for promotions and KPI, recreating a wheel in rust will achieve just that. It's referred to as technology investment, but it's really speculation.
Why should the President be allowed pardon his friends and allies?
When I was in undergrad, there was this theory that Buddhism had inspired Christianity.

Basically, it was something like this: Ashoka the Great sent missionaries in every direction. The most influential are the ones who permeated Southeast Asia. But the ones who traveled west ended up first in the Near East/Jewish world and later in the Greek world and there's maybe a translation that the term "Theravada" became Hellenized as "Therapudae."

And so the idea is that Buddhist monks introduced this asceticism tradition throughout the early Western world and that descendants of this tradition led to Jesus (among others) who preached similar values but from a Jewish framework/pantheon instead of the Vedic tradition.

Maybe a stretch, I haven't studied in an academic setting in a decade, but this reminded me of that idea. Thanks for sharing.
I have no idea; it's certainly not one that's seen any prosecution.
I've always wondered what's the point of "replacing moc". I mean what's the problem with moc? It's required by Qt, and completely transparent by the build system. You don't even know it's used.

I mean, GCC also has some helper tools used to compile C++ code and we don't talk about "replacing them".

Why people want to remove moc from Qt?
What is the best way to write LaTeX in Blogspot sites, like the author has here?
I second that - similar experience; and it was like two years ago; seems they are in constant hiring mode without need to hire anyone, I will never that - why waste time?
To close the loop, they really need an EFI stub that loads a combined kernel image/ramfs from Drive.
If Ukraine needs to draft people at all, they should just surrender. If they can't maintain the manpower they need just with volounteers, then clearly the population has "voted" that they'd rather not fight.
I'm not sure why you're getting downvotes for this because it's a pretty straight forward question with a non-obvious answer.
How does Gatorade relate to a monopoly? Every single supermarket chain sells its own clone and their are myriads of alternative beverage you can drink in every single place that sells Gatorade?

I just don't get it. What is the monopoly here? Beverages with weird non appetizing colors?
> I noticed a huge pro-nuclear sentiment in several places, Reddit, Lemmy, and sometimes here.

https://www.radiantenergygroup.com/reports/public-attitudes-...

Across the 20 countries surveyed, 28% of survey respondents oppose the use of nuclear energy while 1.5x more (46%) support it.
I'm not involved with the project so I can't give you more than the vague impression I got as an outsider.

My general experience is that the NZ government tends to think big and blow money on wasteful initiatives while not identifying clearly advantageous initiatives and backing those (or otherwise encouraging the good stuff). That said, I have been pleasantly surprised with the broadband rollout (which helped during COVID).
Yeah that's because you're not supposed to be using "new" anymore since the introduction of smart pointers in
C++11. Std::shared_ptr and std::unique_ptr are preferred. Shared pointers ref count and auto-delete, and unique pointers can't be copied.
In Australia they became free to use. Some of them have free wifi as well.

https://www.telstra.com.au/exchange/payphones-free-for-calls...
Greece is a lab for the reforms coming to the rest of Europe.

Stay tuned!
Come to think of it, I'm unaware of any war over the last 100 years between conventional forces that didn't involve trench warfare.

The biggest difference/innovation as of late is inverting the trench, bringing the dirt/sandbags above ground instead of the soldiers below ground

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hesco_bastion
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As someone living in Geemany my bar for auch high level laws is: would Adolf Hitler have been able to use it to abolish democracy?

If so it is bad.

IMO the US president was already too powerful since the cold war, but this is crazy.
Fertility only happens if women can find a partner. They are not baby making machines. If you have a catastrophic loss of men, you can still experience a demographic disaster.
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Rediscovered the P and J classes in MBTI. P is weaver and J is concluder.
>skip due process and murder US citizens.

One citizen at a time would have gained President Clinton wider acceptance if the intelligence would have been there to intercept the Oklahoma City bomber before he could act.

Until now I don't think a President would have ever been expected to proceed to such a terminal conclusion, or be chastised for failing to, but it is only that very end point that is so well defined.

OTOH, the former police chief in Uvalde was just charged with failure to shoot first and ask questions later.

Anything less and you have to draw the line somewhere but there is no clear guidance or precedent any more.

Well, maybe with Trump having already been elected then attempting violent insurrection instead of stepping down when his term was up, that's the precedent that's needed. Plus Trump has recently confirmed that he would like to murder more than one of the people he currently hates, and expects citizens to handle it jokingly. Also has confirmed he will do all he can to investigate anyone who he dislikes on a whim.

Biden doesn't have to completely skip due process and proceed all the way to murder, he can now stay in the gray area and merely compromise due process and intimidate suspect individuals, however many Trump supporters it takes to root out any extremists that have any chance whatsoever of acting in an insurrection ever again. Like nothing ever seen in a free country. Trump would surely be doing the same to his suspected adversaries and then some if he got back in office.

When the highest court in the land makes you dictator, your supporters expect you to step up to the plate, and hit it out of the park for the home team.
Highly specialized topic of computer science, in a tough challenge with no easy solutions and new discoveries documented for anyone to follow in the future.

I would be sad, if you couldn't get a Phd for stuff like this.
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How long did it take? Seek times for tapes can be minutes, so fragmentation matters a great deal here.
Docmost is an impressive open-source initiative that reflects a year of dedicated effort. It's a promising tool for anyone looking for a collaborative documentation platform. Great work to the developer!
The issues I've seen are around updating the run times to point to new release versions in a timely manner. The project maintainers don't actively work on (the endless) security updates and defer people to commercial projects that can spend the time doing that.
> Discussing or criticizing anything military related us seen as disrespectful to troops, and Killing the argument there kills more problematic questions (like 'was the invasion of Iraq a symptom of a larger problem like a too-bloated budget?')

I've seen this too, and it doesn't make sense to me either. Asking if it we shouldn't have sent our troops to do something isn't being disrespectful, IMHO; they didn't choose to go do the thing that shouldn't have been done; I'd like to ensure we respect the troops by only sending them on appropriate missions. I can respect the people, and not the mission.
Not sure why that was flagged. Comparing statistics between countries is always fraught because of different ways of measuring such statistics and I think this is a great example of how much of a difference measurement methods can make.
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Right now, the inpainting is done on semantic mask (output from segmentation model). For more complex instruction, we also have to support contextual mask generation, which is an active area of research in the field of Visual Language Model. When it comes to perform several iteration, you can also do that on semantic level or get a batch of output. The sdv1.5 inpainting model is quite weak and we haven't seen any large scale open source inpainting model for a while.
175.10 has been used before. There are many things which are firsts, and a lot of shaky legal theory. My I'd put 10 to 1 odds this gets overturned, and 5 to 1 odds it happens before it gets to the supreme court.

1. Usually they charge the predicate crime.

2. FECA has never been used as a predicate crime.

3. I don't believe a campaign finance reporting violation has been tried as election interference.

4. There are a lot of unsettled questions about these laws like can 175.10 point to a federal crime? Is hasn't been prosecuted that way before. Can it point to FECA despite FECA's broad preemption?

Law professors discussing these issues below.

https://shugerblogcom.wordpress.com/2023/04/04/a-potential-p...

https://law.syracuse.edu/news/professor-gregory-germain-writ...
Speaking of Rocky 9, they suggest to get the new version from the SIG/Security repository:

https://rockylinux.org/news/2024-07-01-rocky-linux-9-cve-202...
Quite easy.
That reminds of codebases littered with Todos… where I like to Yoda it… do or do not, there is no todo.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpNU3WumPFQ
> Historically countries didn't let women fight in wars because they didn't want their civilisation to die out. If a country loses a double-digit percent of its men it can still repopulate just as quickly, because one man can make multiple women pregnant, while if it loses its women then it takes significantly longer to repopulate, because one woman can't have multiple babies at the same time so the birthrate will necessarily be reduced.

People keep repeating this, but nobody has so far answered my follow-up question: do you have any example where that actually happened? Even in heavily impacted countries (like Serbia in WWI, which lost around 50% of its prewar male population), there were no laws or campaigns to allow harems or one man - multiple women combinations.
Regresshion: Unauthenticated remote code execution in OpenSSH's server
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I'm surprised at the positive response in this thread. I find the syntax of this beyond atrocious! My goodness C++ really does not know how to do anything simply does it?
Haha

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EqiLTgQcDPM

But still, happy to have the new solutions
Yeah, but it was an Area of Effect type damage. The radiation formed belts. It’d affect the same area now, just more satellites.
Chinese 'SpaceX' Accidentally Launches Rocket, Sending It into Nearby Mountains
tl,dr

Gone tits up!
> Much of what is categorized as post-traumatic stress disorder may actually be caused by repeated exposure to blasts.

that is to say, it's actually shell shock? as in, actual physical shock from actual shells? george carlin would be so proud

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuEQixrBKCc

the article also mentions that they'd all trained extensively in diving deep underwater, which is also known to cause brain damage, but the 'interface astroglial scarring' pathology lab results sound pretty specific to big shock waves

i'm skeptical that firing a rifle produces shock waves that induce cavitation in brain tissue, though
Although this seems like the right way to go about it, isn't there some kind of limit to how much you _can_ copy AE before it becomes a copyright issue?
It's literally a question of life or death. If Ukraine surrenders, that could very well be the end of the country and ethnic/cultural identity. Look up what happens to Ukrainians captured by the Russian army - rape (irrespective of gender), torture, starvation, daily beatings, etc. Russia has kidnapped hundreds of thousands of kids too.

Surrender is not an option. Unfortunately, everyone (men and women included) must do their duty to stop a genocide.