skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I’ve had a similar experience with an insurance provider with similarly outdated providers when I was in Arizona.

One of the care providers that was listed was one that I had previously seen in California (the education/ alma mater, name, etc. were all the same). I did end up calling to make sure, and found that my hunch at the time of this information being horribly stale was correct.
Casio: Four Brothers Overcome Challenges Together
Everything is a brick until you figure a way to fix it.

I thought I bricked my old phone but it turns out I just needed to open the phone, short a couple of pins 5-10 times and trying to quickly boot into flashboot, repeat if it didn't work.

It turns out I was a fool thinking that it was bricked after all.
I believe .bps allow you to you essentially what you describe. Spec here: https://github.com/blakesmith/rombp/blob/master/docs/bps_spe...
I produce music since the early 2000s and used to own a music studio. And to answer your question: not everyone, "no one in my (limited) experience" uses the Session view for composition.
I would expect the relevant optimization to be inlining and/or specialization. An inlined function could allow the JIT detect that the hot path creates and destroys an object without ever using it. Alternatively, if the JIT could specialize the callee for the specific function that is passed in, then the overhead would go away.

(One think I like about less heavily JIT-reliant languages is that it can be more obvious when something will incur a runtime cost.)
New Zealand has the same concept, called preventative detention, which means kept in jail until they deem the risk of danger to the public meets some threshold.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preventive_detention#New_Zea...
Who will continue funding that madness at Ukraine on top of luck of live bodies to throw out and low morale and out of therm de facto local dictatorship?
US and UK and EU with their skyrocketing debt, legs self shooted sanctions, luck of cheap resources, china dependence, internal country management chaos and concurrency among the "ally" for the left limited resources?
On top of the main goal - the battle for the South Asia market - that silly long time lasting Ukraine adventure is just annoying distraction that drains huge amount of resources and dismantle the EU as economic rival as wanted side effect.
In defense of melancholy
Development makes decent money here. Not the 250k$ you'd get in silicon valley but the costs of living are also way lower here. It's definitely one of the better classes of jobs.
Not GP, but:

iOS Safari dev tools

Testing for compatibility
https://archive.ph/78486
:( i hate this country…
Victure has its own 3d desktop.

It has its own apps and it's own browser. I tried opening a couple epub readers but trying to open a file didn't bring up any file open dialog from the browser.

I felt pretty bad for the headset makers. Quite clear they were entirely beholden to an Android where most apps have extremely limited capability sets, where they have to really reinvent the universe afresh for their headset.
So let's get this straight. The guy got into a fight in a Macdonalds 19 years ago. Noone died. He has autism. He got an indefinite prison sentence, which was seen to be so unjust it got abolished.

So he is still in jail indefinitely for his original crime.

The crime you mention doesn't allow him to be kept in jail indefinitely, not for the original offense.

I think it's pretty clearly manifestly unjust.
Does it still work if you're not the original retail customer?
Thank you! We plan on letting users select their own timeline later -- this was more of a defense for us to make sure we didn't get rate limited and everyone could try it out
Pricing algorithms have always been private!! Yet "free markets" seemed to work out anyway.

Go to an auction house, or a swap meet. Haggle for prices, against other buyers, negotiate with sellers. Approach any salesman in a business with unpublished prices (B2B especially.) Try to purchase a home or a vehicle, middleman or not.

Think about it, and you'll discover that pricing algorithms have been subject to human whim since before the invention of money.

The amazing innovation of markets was indeed, up-front price tags, fairness to all buyers, yet any underlying algorithm was still private and proprietary, so the consumer at a Safeway doesn't really have any idea what his carton of milk costs or why he's paying $7 for it.
An indefinite prison sentence is unethical - the article is quoting people calling for a review of all indefinite prison sentences. Presumably Mr Ings hurling feces at someone or whatever it is he did would be taken into consideration.

Idk about you but I think a fight in McDonald's and hurling poo at someone don't deserve decades long prison sentences.
I suppose it's also possible that they are taking hundreds of data points including battery life and credits, and training some ML. Then they don't even really know what the algorithm is, other than whatever the weights they are feeding it.
This is how most non-profits work. TBH, for something as widely-used as Python, everything from headcount to expenditures are extremely modest.
I use the Airthings (the $300 one). It detects more than just CO2, has an e-ink display, and has a decent app.
The ML pricing algos for uber have tons of features solely aimed at maximizing revenues. It wouldn't be a surprise that the HAS_CREDITS field has a +20% impact to ride pricing.
It wasn't bad. Its UI was one of a kind but quite usable, and the suite did its job beautifully.
I wish the article stated if the amount of cars traveling in the zone remained the same.

I would think it probably greatly reduced the amount of traffic in that area, which all around just makes for a more pleasant experience being a pedestrian, biker, or scooterer.

Regardless, I think this is awesome and wish it could be tried in the United States. Kids being able to be independent and active is essential to their happiness and development.
California fails to track its homelessness spending or results, a new audit says
Between most metals tasting "sweet" and the mouth being a baby's foremost sensitive way of accruing information about something, babies and small kids are instinctively driven to put anything and everything in their mouth if it fits and consider metals as food until sternly educated otherwise.

It takes a long time before any of the other senses become mature enough to be (more) useful avenues of accruing information and parents can finally stop worrying about it.
From Wikipedia:

> [IPP] was intended to protect the public against criminals whose crimes were not serious enough to merit a normal life sentence but who were regarded as too dangerous to be released when the term of their original sentence had expired. It is composed of a punitive "tariff" intended to be proportionate to the gravity of the crime committed, and an indeterminate period which commences after the expiry of the tariff and lasts until the Parole Board judges the prisoner no longer poses a risk to the public and is fit to be released. [1]

That last bit is even worse than it sounds: the burden of proof is on the prisoner to prove that they're no longer a danger to society, instead of requiring the Parole Board to prove that they're still a danger. Between that burden and the rest of the Parole Board's workload, it's taking forever to get anyone released.

IPP was eliminated in 2012 because it was unjust and overused, but politicians made the conscious decision to not retroactively undo it because of the bad PR it'd cause if some violent offender was released and killed someone.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imprisonment_for_public_protec...
Lol. You know nothing.

There are NO reasonably priced homes in Jackson, Wyo. They have to import labor from Idaho Falls.
I fell in love with the Session view when I started using Live in the early 2000s. But the thing is, even the most basic production nowadays uses a ton of automation, variations, break downs, single shots, etc. Session view just doesn't work for that. It's nice to be able try out various combinations in the Session view but I switch to building bigger structures almost instantly.

I found it faster to just record clips directly into the Arrangement view and not waste time on moving between different views. Right from the beginning, basic things like chopping audio or e.g. removing the last kick in a bar are a pain to handle in the Session view (creating a copy without that last kick). And once I start touching automation - which is basically from the start - Session view becomes irrelevant.
I’m not a fan of the way this presents interfaces. It’s quite nebulous, and despite coming close to the mark, it doesn’t appropriately distinguish between data and transport. It seems like what it’s trying to get at is that you can ignore how transport works in an exchange of data, sometimes, right up to the point where it turns into a problem.
My house (8 rooms and office) in south eu is on the grid and with 4 aircons on day and night (in summer at least; in winter for heat if it's too cold) and the other usual stuff, we have had dropping electricity prices, so much that panels really make no sense except for the off grid aspect.
The Unpaid Backbone of Open Source: Solo Maintainers Face Increasing Security
I miss this from the Internet early times. The Church of the SubGenius, IOCCC, Phrack Magazine, The Tao of Programming, ...
He received an indefinite sentence (for a crime that absent this statue doesn't allow for life sentences) with an 18 month minimum where it was later ruled that indefinite sentences were torture and driving prisoners to suicide.

But the gov't has been slow to review people's cases and so folks are stuck.
California Must Do More to Assess the Cost‑Effectiveness of Homeless Programs
It’s not speculation - this is literally why cell phone locking was invented. The imei blacklists were created much later specifically for theft, not to manage credit risk of customers getting subsidized phones.

You can literally just call your carrier to ask how to get your subsidized phone unlocked. There’s no need to speculate- it’s not a secret!
Isn't flutter (especially including the flutter rust bridge), achieving that? You do need Android Studio and XCode installed on your machine but you don't have to interact with them directly.
Idea: single number metric, something like, %-of-positive - %-of-negative avearaged over a time period.

So that we could compare terms based on this result metric: google vs microsoft, rust vs go, rust vs microsoft, etc

(Will not work for Go as it's a common word in addition to the programming language, but anyways)
And yet, individual cabbies are enterprising enough to hoodwink individual passengers day-in, day-out, and it's all part of the game.
Finally I can migrate away from Java.
It's a haha-only-serious joke about using a prompt to write it. Sort of impressive it's even that far along, but OP's effort is far more interesting to me
People who get uptight about swearing irritate me. I understand getting upset about racial slurs or other actually loaded language, but getting upset about the word "fuck" but not "sex" is just making up things to be upset about.
In my experience, unnecessary processes can creep in into any org, regardless of the planning framework used. Agile or no Agile, over-planning cripples teams.
Is a Zero Temperature Deterministic?
Aiegradient is great and they make indoor and outdoor monitors. Fully open source. They are the authors of this article and to a lot of research and advocacy which is great.
>pac man on the atari or snes is maybe less than 100kb

Off by an order of magnitude! Pac-man sizes:

4K: Atari 2600 (it's bad)
8K: Atari 800
16K: Atari 800 Ms. Pac-Man
24K: Original arcade machine (Z80)

BTW, Atari 2600 "Flappy" (4K):
https://atariage.com/store/index.php?l=product_detail&p=1038
Stuff like this is proof that any and all politicians who do not vigorously act to end these kinds of things... all, no exception, are psychopaths or otherwise rotten terrible people

Like who the hell of a fucking idiot comes up with these stupid ass laws is beyond me

Just goes to show, if you give people power to ruin peoples lives and torture them with impunity, there is no shortage of "people" willing to fill such a role

And such lack of empathy is basically everywhere in society, though they conglomerate into business leadership roles in higher proportions
Anecdotally, can confirm.

And the trick of course is to first get the deal (which lasts for 1-2 weeks typically), and then add credits.
That's the sort of selective blindness that allows unethical frauds to succeed.
In the Netherlands we call this "TBS" (Ter beschikking staat, translated "available for the state, something like that).

It means you are classified dangerous and not curable. I guess this is the same in England. So there must be something seriously wrong with the guy. Mother doesn't see that obviously.
https://www.cbp.gov/trade/free-trade-agreements/korea
How do I warm up an IP Address?
People don't do this for reliability reasons. All you need is a static IP, a machine at home and a internet connection. It's fine if you don't care about uptime, but people aren't running businesses that way for a reason.
BTW, which algo did you use to classify sentiment? bert or something related?
Let's be honest - the AirGradiant people/person are submitting these.

Which is fine - they seem like a good company with a strong open source commitment, but they do go a little overboard on HN submissions.
SoftBank's Comeback with AI and Arm IPO
We're also talking about the difference between 17 and 35 years old. That alone I think would be grounds for parole, he's a completely different person twice over in that amount of time.
Don't waste your time even thinking about it. Just buy Bitwig and support competent devs.
Because carrier-locked phones to major carriers don't suffer a severely depressed price. AT&T has high market share it doesn't matter enough if a phone is locked to AT&T to prevent theft and depress resale prices.
> high-earning transplants living side by side with impoverished locals.

Hilarious take, honestly. Can you point me to some evidence, maps, tables, or discussions about the impoverished London-born living cheek-by-jowl with fancy Nigerians? This is the first I am hearing about the disadvantaged natives of London.
I've worked at multiple small companies now where all our document storage and organization needs were met exclusively by GDrive.

I won't say it's a good solution for everyone. If you have strict documentation needs for industry reasons, it's going to be hell for your workers. Good luck finding anything you need. Good luck getting people to follow a consistent format, or hell, even a compliant format.
Man dies after being knocked down by woman on scooter
But it's not $10 because being locked to a major US carrier doesn't depress the price significantly.
My pleasure. Another user test for ya: https://news.pub/?try=https://www.loom.com/embed/650a5709c41...
Protecting the public is the point of these sentences. What needs to be correct is the support and evaluation incarcerated people get.
...so he should be in prison forever?
It's just a PWA - it's nicer to use the app then have a tab in the website for something I keep open in the background all the time.
What percentage of wars are fought with the intention to bring freedom in the end? A lot of wars are just the result of imperialism. I think that definition is somewhat artificial.
the sentence in the article "The jail terms were scrapped in 2012 amid human rights concerns, but not retrospectively – leaving almost 3,000 people languishing in prison with no release date." tells me that there is not an amount of danger which justifies this behavior from the state. if we have been able to live without this law since 2012, then there are other answers available which do not include this treatment.
Tesla Transport Protocol over Ethernet (TTPoE)
Yeah, and any individual vote doesn't make a difference, so why take the time to vote?

I don't know man... saving a few bucks on the average HN 300k+ salary doesn't make a difference, but let people have their principles. Isn't that the source of the original hacker mentality and the stuff we like to celebrate here?
> I guess this is the same in England. So there must be something seriously wrong with the guy. Mother doesn't see that obviously.

The indefinite sentences were abolished in 2012 because they were being overused. They just didn't retroactively eliminate the existing sentences and the Parole Board has taken forever to sort through the problem.

In 2016 the head of the Parole Board said they wanted to reduce the number of IPP sentences to 1,500 by 2020 [1], but you know... Tories happened.

[1] https://www.gov.uk/government/news/statement-on-ipp-prisoner...
I didn’t understand it as well (not from the UK, but US), so I had to lookup the gist of it in Wikipedia.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imprisonment_for_public_prot...

Basically, the “18 month sentence” is a minimum sentence for the crime(s). But after that period, a parole board is supposed to rule on whether this person is fit to rejoin society.

What I don’t understand:

- are parole boards just denying for any reason? Why are people serving such long sentences?

- is it a backlog of cases to review to blame?

- or is this similar to “cash for kids” scandal in the US? Basically, teenagers were sentenced harshly under the pretense of “zero tolerance” and sent to prison. But, in reality it was motivated primarily by the need for private prison systems to fill the cells and many judges getting kickbacks.
plotnine is a really good grammar of graphics at this point.
Not sure what people are interested in CO2 sensors for, but I use them as a proxy for ventilation in indoor spaces, which is then a proxy for covid risk.

It won't tell you if the air is being filtered (need MERV13 or better), but a lot of places for efficiency and/or due to old HVAC equipment don't bring in fresh air, which increases the risk in a more confined and/or crowded space.

Also, some places like airplanes, which have HEPA filters and have 10-20 air changes per hour (ACH), don't run those systems at full power or bring in outside air at fast enough rate until airborne, so PPM can't build up to 2000 ppm vs the ~420 ambient outdoor CO2 level and approx 800 "good" indoor air rate.

I use an Aranet4 device, which uses 2 AA batteries that last like a year.
I choked on a penny when I was a kid, had to be taken to the hospital and got it out.

They said that most just pass though the digestive system, I was special
Do they not have direct video output over cables?
Has anyone in any of these threads filed a feedback report with Apple? It takes 30 seconds to do and since this seems to be new in macOS Sequoia it would definitely be worth it.
So more like a poltergeist really

Or a magnet
It is not like prison prison, more like a mental hospital with prison. So you have more freedom and get treatment and evaluation. He probably doesn't improve or gives the correct answers.
Is it actually making stuff up or is it falsely believing that some type conforms to a protocol it doesn't?
Part of the problem is that OpenAPI depends on JSON Schema and JSON Schema is a runtime constraint system, not a data definition system [1]. That shows up in the diagram with the three colors crammed into the "Interface Modeling and Validation" area because the boundary between those three ends up being very weird. And there's no standard for using JSON Schema as a data definition system... people just started kinda doing stuff.

I've been advocating for finding a better data definition system for Moonwalk (and yes, that's my name on the post-2016 JSON Schema drafts- it's a great runtime constraint system, and it could still be useful for that purpose alongside a system more tailored to data definition).

[1] https://modern-json-schema.com/json-schema-is-a-constraint-s...
NATS JetStream has equivalent functionality to federation out of the box with stream sourcing, combined with super-clustering and leaf-nodes. You can have streams that source and combine messages (with filters and subject transformation) from other sources and that sourcing happens in a 'guaranteed store and forward' manner, even if for example the stream being sourced is located in another cluster in a different region or provider or in an edge device (running a leaf node) that has only partial network connectivity (e.g. on a vehicle) and completely different security setup.

(for more detail check out this and the other YouTube videos on the Synadia channel https://youtu.be/WH55czo1BNk)
Late to this, but this usually looks like:

1. Vet people in sensitive positions with things like background checks. This isn't very effective, but gosh will you feel silly if you hire an actual criminal or spy from a country that isn't very good at it.

2. Use access controls so people can only access what they need to for their role. Logged and audited "break glass" functions to access additional data in emergencies can let you set more restrictive permissions for day-to-day use.

3. Be extremely clear to people about privacy expectations, and that bad-faith access of private data is possibly a crime and certainly subject to termination. This is where you can make a strong distinction between not stressing about accidents and volunteering if you do something by mistake vs intentional access and covering it up.

4. Keep access logs and audit them. We randomly audit data access events, as well as randomly selecting customers and auditing all accesses to their data. If we ever had suspicions about an employee we would audit everything they did in a particular time.

5. Use "trip-wires" on particularly sensitive accounts or that people might have incentive to look at, such as celebrities or coworkers.

As an example, there's a lot of potential liability for healthcare providers if their employees violate customer privacy. So generally they do employee background checks to try to make sure they don't hire known criminals, they put them through a privacy law compliance training, and an alert gets fired off to security if someone tries to look up Britney Spears' patient records or accesses records with their same last name (family members).
Oh shoot, it's happening for real, /r/programmingcirclejerk is leaking back to HN. The great unraveling has begun, we're all doomed!
EcoFlow's alternator charger provides on-demand power when off the grid
I do - specifically, it’s hard to imagine a group of things which collectively constitute mass, but individually constitute no mass.

How can something come from nothing?
No, only until it's likely that he won't continue committing crimes.

It's a balance between his right to freedom and the rights of everyone else to not be made victim of his crimes. I think after a certain number of crimes, it's appropriate to weigh the latter over the former.

Edit: And I think the threshold should be less than ten violent crimes
Quantized neural network for complex hologram generation
I see RenderTexture() is creating and uploading to GLBuffer every frame, is that ok for performance?

https://github.com/VadimBoev/FlappyBird/blob/bf3287d90d93ec0...
> My experiments suggest that about a quarter of this could be eliminated simply by enabling and then mandating the use of LZMA (XZ) compression for sdists and wheels (which currently must both use ordinary Gzip compression).

That won't happen as there is a slow effort behind the scenes to get Zstandard in the standard library, which is far better.
In a perfect world, we would have actual rehabilitation programs that work, but since we don't, that type of person should absolutely kept away from public. If you assault someone with (i.e intend to injure them through physical means), you don't belong in society, period. A fight could end up with life lasting damage should someone get struck in the head with enough force.

This guy did it multiple times.
US to propose ban on Chinese software, hardware in connected vehicles
Ft_async: Asynchronous task manager written in C
What is the reason he shouldnt?