skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I agree. Not only does it open the chance of miscalculation, but also makes Europe vulnerable to this kind of blackmailing.

It is still sad though. At any rate, it fits the pattern. During his first term he was also more interested in cozying up with autocrats.
It would be nice if node did tail call optimization, but that seems unlikely at this point (v8 added and then removed it). I've been using bun as a backend for my toy language because of this.
From the a-hole part, I can infer you think forcing subscriptions for everything is somehow protecting the consumer? I want to give you software I am going to support for the coming 5 year or what not for a one off price and after that you can still run it forever but no more support. Is that not a far better deal? But maybe I miss understand you.
Airy ice cream is also lighter. Beware pints that weigh less than expected. At a minimum, it indicates a ton of air whipped into the mix. But it's also a decent proxy for low-quality ingredients or garbage fillers.

In the grocery store / mass market context, it's hard to do much better than Häagen-Dazs. Just be aware that their "pints" are now only 88% of a pint (this baffles me -- are the ingredients really a meaningful contributor to total COGS?).
In a couple billion years we'll be able to take much better pictures
My startup idea is a iPhone/Android virtual keyboard that detects the user is writing something toxic, and refuses to cooperate. Using AI. Who wants to fund me?

My other idea is a video/audio communication app that mutes the user if they become toxic.

Yes, I'm only joking. I wonder how many will be triggered and foam about "But who determines what is toxic!?!". That makes me think about the joke about feminists where the setup is "I have a joke about feminists..." and punchline is someone from the audience yelling "That's not funny!" straight away.
My reading of the author's viewpoint is that there are a lot of people in leadership positions in the tech world who would have previously recognized the author's talent and supported them, but would now form a negative opinion of them, regardless of their experience. These people would no longer give them the opportunity they gave them previously.
Give it a few months until somebody rigs an open-source video generation model to generate a "Short" from any frontpage article, and then several "reaction videos" based on the top comments... and maybe a frontend UI that turns the frontpage into an infinite scroll of those Shorts... and bam, HackerReels will be born
There are countless firearm receivers that have been printed on pla plus, many with thousands of rounds on them. Sure they may turn into a puddle in a hot vehicle, but they are functional and definitely take a load. Pla + is actually preferred in that community over the others you mentioned, although asa is becoming more popular, along with filled nylon alloys.
I would love to use the GoogleFi data only SIM on my iPad. But the Fi doesn't provide data only eSIM, and my iPad cannot have physical SIM slots.
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What about using simulation(or estimation using software) to understand the manufacturing process well enough to design for it, without being in the factory?
Care to properly elaborate what you're wondering?
How to be a Principal Engineer/Senior Architect/fancy-sounding-title Engineer
Downvote and move on, or provide the reasoning behind your claim. Simply saying "you are obviously wrong" without any substantiation adds nothing to the discussion and instead tends to derail it, prompting further low value comments or causing people to respond to a straw man of what they assume your reasoning is. You shouldn't assume that other commenters will know that your reasoning is expressed in comments by other people you haven't linked or referenced. Some of the other comments provided counter examples that aren't as obviously social media (YouTube) or corporate (BlueSky) and which I found less convicing than the clear analogue in Threads (which I have never used and just assumed worked like Meta's other products which don't allow this.)

After having looked further, I agree with your claim, but it wasn't "obviously true" to me. I only use a small subset of social media and thus the knowledge from which I operate is different from yours and different things are obvious to me.
Easy in India. I’m sure they also debated it at length there. But they went through with it and it largely did nothing.
TikTok DNS Traffic in the US Recovers, Now 14% Below Usual Levels
> but doesn't, because he's a nice person

He doesn't, because he would quickly loose all his business to the competition, and if there was none, there quickly would be - unless government force provides him with an artificial monopoly.

"It is not from the benevolence of the butcher, the brewer, or the baker, that we expect our dinner, but from their regard to their own interest. We address ourselves, not to their humanity but to their self-love, and never talk to them of our own necessities but of their advantages."

- Adam Smith, An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations
TypeScript is unnecessarily complex.
Further down the wiki article, it mentions that the bunkers re indeed often used for this :)
He’s saying, for people who take Zuckerberg, Trump, and Paul Graham’s statements as permission to discriminate against trans folks, their experience doesn’t matter. The author is not giving up, they’re saying that essays like Paul’s make the world worse for them, for no good reason.
And that's how we got into this problem.

We took a bunch of sociopaths from the monied parts of the US (mainly the east and west coasts) and told them that if something is good for them, it's good for society.

Is it bad that we're destroying a region's economy by shutting down its main employers? Of course not, because the right people are making money off the increase in shareholder value brought about by offshoring those employers to countries with totalitarian governments that keep the pay low and the unions busted.

Just a quick example.
You're very late to the party.

https://oversight.house.gov/the-bidens-influence-peddling-ti...
I agree with this somewhat, however, facing structural oppression is very different from deciding if a journey simply isn't worth starting. The mindset and disposition you speak of is or is not inclusive of assuming oppression will fully control one's overall success and happiness at a company?
If you suppress posts where people include the source you are effectively promoting posts that do not include their sources. This gives more power to people who post opinion as fact and outright trolls. It is the fundamental problems with Twitter today, shitposters get amplified while people who try to refute with sources get suppressed.
Uno
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/uno
"Carthaginian" is more or less a subset of "Phoenician".
The amount of shocking events that happened in the last week alone would've been spread out over an entire year a few decades ago. It's futile to discuss a broader picture in US politics now that insanity and outrage have become the norm.
I remember watching a video about a dude who was building a mothership-launched glide drone that could land using camera vision. The idea was something like "the highest egg drop" or something like that. He was speaking with academics about his idea, who quickly told him to stop whatever he was doing because that would effectively be a forbidden military device. Guided artillery, basically.

Sadly I don't remember who it was, it was a fun story. I thought it was maybe Mark Rober or Joe Barnard but I really can't find it anymore.

Edit: found it! It was launched from a weather balloon, and it was both Mark and Joe. https://youtu.be/BYVZh5kqaFg
You haven’t addressed the question.

Why does it matter what he thinks or thought about this or that topic?

Opinions can’t suddenly transmute into facts, regardless of anyone that has ever existed in human history.
There are other options. Think about it a bit. Nonprofit insurance companies for one. National healthcare is another option that does not require communism. Don’t be a lazy thinker.
It's hard to prove that this happens to any given individual, because employers aren't mandated to announce why any person was "overlooked". One might be quick to blame "structural oppression", racism, sexism, or any other -ism or -phobia, but that doesn't necessarily make it true.
Stepping Stones not Milestones (2019)
Trump must not be familiar with intersex individuals.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intersex
Republicans have learned to weaponize attention far better than Democrats. Negative attention is still attention, and where Democrats shrink from "gaffes" or criticism, Republicans just recognize that public criticism is still a form of attention. Even among each other. Whoever gets the most eyeballs, top stories, and headlines for longest wins this game.

Vicious, vindictive, petty, nonsensical, random, and trolling tactics are all strategically useful in this media landscape.
Atomics vs. Actors vs. Mutex: The Synchronization Framework
Using an eSIM data on a physical sim is relatively straightforward; getting the keys from a physical SIM to use as an eSIM is relatively non-trivial, as "the card is designed to never divulge this key to the outside world".
Fair, but in our current times using someone's identity as a justification to act like an asshole to them is a sith's whisper.

We all have our less enlightened moments. Better we not afford ourselves easy intellectual justifications for being our worst selves.

As the quip goes: the greatest evils are perpetrated by those most assured of their own righteousness.

Edit: Or in video form. Beginning summary: "brick suit guy" was apparently an extremely aggressive heckler of the media at Trump rallies. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fRSIv7alUZ8&t=95s
This article is super vague. It's not at all clear what "orders ending DEI programs" actually means ...

I get the gist of folks who don't like it, but as far as this specific order what departments or even rules this order would target the article says nothing.

Article is empty.
Fair points. I guess, market doesn’t care about software being malware, given both of your examples are the leading products in the world within their own market segments.

Like there are 1.4B people in China, obviously there are bad actors. Writing off an average software as a malware ridden crap is kinda weird. And again, the main users of Chinese software are… mainland Chinese. Whether we like it or not, they have very impressive track record of making it run and scale to humongous users.

Anyways, I think I deviated far from my point and sound like a general China-shill.
even that is becoming difficult when everyone around you is getting insane.
Re your last paragraph: I feel I'm quite left, but it feels like a lot of these activists are busy trying to make enemies out of everyone, which makes me think "I'll just shut the hell up" and, if I ever get confronted as being a part of the enemy class (I'm a heterosexual male, get the pitchforks!) , I'll just point out, "if you don't want me as your ally, then hey, no worries, I can be your enemy."...
Is this a knockoff of https://esim.me/ ?
I am eagerly waiting for software test frameworks to adapt LLM where I can simply write test cases as easy as - "Open the website, login using these credentials, click the logout button, go back to the previous page, and check if the user is not logged in" - and let the LLM do the job.

For those team that find it cumbersome to write test cases, LLM-assisted testing will be more fun, engaging, and productive as well.
Clang now more aggressively uses undefined behavior on pointer addition overflow
I mean, considering celestial navigation was a thing long before we had accurate clocks… I’d venture they aren’t wrong at all. Or did you forget that people have been doing celestial navigation by hand for over two millennia?
Yeah, there’s probably some Pulling The Ladder up like my Irish immigrant ancestors did. At one point everyone in the discussion was a nerdy social outcast. Now that they can afford to hang out with the Beautiful People, time to be as agreeable as possible.
Can't stand Noah or his preening "adult in the room" affect, when you can find him tripping over his own feet on Twitter any day of the week.
First time I hear about deciseconds. What a strange decision.
> And how? The same way SIM locks did. EU made them illegal not without reason.

SIM locks were for operators to lock phones they sell you only to their network. You can install any eSIM, including from random MVNOs all around the world.
That's not what forward secrecy means, as a term of art. Forward secrecy is the property whereby compromising a key today doesn't allow you to recover all the plaintexts previously encrypted under that key (you normally get it by running a DH exchange for every session, so they have ephemeral keys).
If you could control any year of human history, but not where (or who) you were born as, everyone would choose the present day. Despite the noise and tumult, the average life today is much lower in suffering than even 100 years ago.

Even if you could pick the place and person, I'm still not sure there's any better time to be alive than today. A lot of people imagine being a white American male was better in 1950 than today, but I'm not so sure.
Then you don't agree at all. Every single adult in the world has "done or advocated for things that cause harm". It's inescapable.
He's promised to make a lot of changes immediately, the majority concerning illegal immigration and border security. I'd recommend going to npr.org. There are good summaries there.
I may be missing something, but the most obvious improvement would be to eliminate duplicate input. A million integers in the range of 1 to 100,000 (the prompt doesn't specify if the range is inclusive or exclusive) means that at least 90% of the numbers must be duplicates. What would be the speed up if the list generation filtered them out?
That sounds like the perfect use for LLM image generation!
Once upon a time, not that long ago, within my lifetime in fact, being gay was targeted for public abuse the way that transgender people are being targeting now.

That has declined as people came to understand that being gay, lesbian, bi is part of how a person is made. Under public pressure, a gay person can act straight or at least act not gay. But it doesn't change who they are, doesn't help anyone around them, and makes them miserable. There is no point to it. Thankfully popular opinion and the law have adjusted to that reality.

Being transgender is the same way. A transgender person is not someone who dresses a certain way, takes hormones, or gets surgery. A transgender person is someone who is absolutely miserable when they are not permitted to express the gender they feel. It is part of who they are deep inside, how they feel every day of their life. Like gay people, they can hide it to avoid abuse. Like gay people, it's not fair to force them to do so. And it doesn't help anyone around them either.
Correct, but now there will be not even a semblance of bipartisanship. It's not even enough to be a member of the same party, you must pledge full unwavering loyalty and never criticize the administration or face the consequences of being ostracized, attacked, power revoked, and prosecuted by a weaponized DOJ. The media, both social and legacy, are fully on board now too, the gloves are off.

Also, you can now commit crimes and then pledge loyalty in exchange for a pardon. See Eric Adams.
The article is paywalled, except for the introduction, so I guess we'll never know what the author thinks is left to believe in.
His takes on housing are pretty good but otherwise I really have a hard time with him
Hunting for Submarines in the Warming Ocean
You probably need to read more history, and maybe challenge yourself to find sources, if you think those things were always widely true everywhere.
Non-typical compared to what? It's not any better on Android, unless you root it. Google has been going out of its way to deny users access to data stored on their phone, by allowing and encouraging apps to claim sole ownership on data, as well as removing interoperability features (around which Android OS was initially designed), all in name of sekhurity.
Workers and oppressed peoples of all countries, unite!
It is an option but it's complicated and not easy so consult an immigration attorney.
Hmm, the article says, of the attempt to save TikTok, that "Even Elon is concerned", but the link appears to be Elon agreeing that it should be saved? So wouldn't he support this move?
Customer Service Soft Skills
Hotplug needs support at all levels to work. The connector is just one of them.

In case of PS/2, it needs IRQ12 specifically and it doesn't support shared IRQs like PCI does. If PS/2 is not plugged in at startup, IRQ12 is reassigned by BIOS to PCI or ISA PnP cards, so no matter what OS does, it PS/2 can't work without a reboot.

> PS/2 isn't hot-plug safe even if you preassigned the interrupt (or booted the machine with the keyboard connected and then unplugged and replugged it later), because the pins aren't sequenced, and the circuits aren't designed to tolerate random mating order. If the power and data lines connect before the ground, you can get a CMOS latchup situation in the controller silicon that can only be cleared by total power removal.

It can also be a firmware bug or a momentary brown-out during the connector insertion that glitched the controller, which could happen even if the pins were properly sequenced.
If you're a vim key bind user the main vim plugin for IntelliJ works well with Cursive's parinfer implementation

When I tried this in vscode it was problematic
> A controversial approach to parenting

> Yet, I regularly see news articles and media pundits suggesting that my husband and I are doing things all wrong.

That article feels like it’s arguing against a strawman. It’s seems clear (to me) that when people argue that screen time is bad, they are specifically talking about mindless activities that are used to distract children. They are talking about tv, mobile games, and social media.

Who is arguing that kids shouldn’t do a zoom call with grandpa? Who is arguing that kids shouldn’t (use a computer to) learn to code or make music or study a foreign language?
My tone might have indicated otherwise, but I don't have a solution because I don't really see a problem along this axis. I don't really care about how stupid everyone is, as long as their material conditions are at a standard I consider good.
My guess is that no-one knows, incl. the journalist/mediaworker who was shown the draft (if even was shown, not just told in vague words).

TFA even specifically says that military doesn't know.

EDIT: Here's a bit more specific article, though I don't know how reliable it is. I believe it's all speculation: https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/5095167-trump-ex...
> But if the person in front of you has done or advocated for things that cause harm or is themself a horrible person then I disagree.

the current conflict in the middle east shows why this doesn't work in the long run.

despite what a generation that grew up consuming Marvel films was led to believe, not every conflict is a clearly defined superhero-vs-supervillain, good-vs-evil affair. eventually, you will be the one who, according to some, is advocating for things that cause harm and is considered a horrible person.
Step one is to unplug the machine from the internet. Step two is to use another machine to change all your passwords, starting with the “pivot” passwords - your password manager master password, your email accounts, your AppleID, your mobile provider - followed by financial accounts and then all others. While changing passwords, make sure to “invalidate all sessions” where possible.

Only after you’ve done all this should you move onto Step 3: reformat your computer and install the OS from scratch.
How could she know if she didn’t read it.
John Cena was probably the wrestler HenryBemis was referring to. Although he started learning Chinese a long time ago, not for the purpose of apologizing. A couple years ago he called Taiwan a country, then issued an apology.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/may/26/john-cena-very...
> "One millimeter increments?! What material do you think you are using? Styrofoam?!"

I'm an EE not a MechE but I'd be truly curious to know if there are any MechE programs where a fresh graduate would have ever heard the term "feeds & speeds".

In a similar vein, I learned to solder in EE but not because of any of my course work. We were lucky enough to have an aerospace electronics manufacturer situated on the north edge of campus. The IEEE Student Society worked out a deal with them where EE students who wanted to learn could come and do a 3-hour crash course with the techs. I could solder before I did the course, but my ability to solder well improved dramatically as a result of those 3 hours of training. And, even more importantly than learning to solder, I learned a ton of things about solderability: what makes a circuit board easy to solder and what makes it hard to solder under different manual and automated manufacturing techniques (wave soldering, paste + pick & place, etc).
More on integer valued polynomials: https://cameroncounts.wordpress.com/2017/01/31/polynomials-t...
Sorry. This is a bit too vague. Can you focus your question/clarify your concerns?
Best of luck to you and all innocent people targeted by this administration.
I'll just say it must suck being precisely in the crosshairs of a political proxy battle. The truth is, neither the left nor the right really give a shit about transgenders but use them to rile up their bases.

First, the brief "woke" movement which was soon taken by the right and extrapolated to the extreme. It's the same tactic used by the right for any issue - when I was a kid it was "if gays can marry, then they will want to marry their pets."

They take whatever social progress has been made and push it until the concept annoys >50% of people then say "that's what the left wants."

But I can't get behind the left's approach of highlighting and siloing every sub-group. It just simplifies division and is counter to all the American "melting pot" concepts that actually worked over many decades to integrate immigrants and normalize differences.

I don't know where all of this leads, but it certainly doesn't feel like progress is ever made or even really desired, only a cycling of hot button issues to distract everyone.
eugenics != "cull the population of the unfavorable"

eugenics includes positions like "unfavorable should reproduce less than the favorable"
Ok, this is just very funny. I literally lol'd.
"hot mess" is not a fair assessment. The MMU2 was terribly unreliable, but the MMU3 is OK. It's surely more complicated to set up and requires more space than the AMS, but on the other hand, I think AMS concept is just plain bad. It's incredibly slow and produces a ton of plastic waste.
Yeah I don't know why I skipped this one, but given the relationships between CEOs and psychopathy I shouldn't be surprised.