skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Can the forum software reliably detect that?

I find that „feature“ unimportant, but if it‘s something the submitter must do, I‘m strongly against it. I would ignore such a rule, unless there‘s near-unanimous consensus.
Workers aren't significantly more efficient in this new gig economy. This doesn't justify low pay, gigs and economic instability.
It's almost always a norm that you never use recursion in production code. Always convert it to iteration. Bounded iteration.
Some people do it, yes. My girlfriend used to have her phone at 100%. Personally I use f.lux and the lowest setting.
https://docs.python.org/3/reference/datamodel.html#customizi...
Search: “Pain is the fifth vital sign”

There was a very strong campaign to re-educate physicians to not consider pain as only a symptom. It was suggested that there was liability in not treating pain for the sake of getting rid of pain alone, but mostly it didn’t just change prescribing practices out of fear of liability, the focus of attention on pain changed prescribing habits.

In practice, someone who hardly has enough time for the patients they see, may subconsciously think that in spite of the prevalence of national opioid deaths, no one they treat has died or destroyed their lives through addiction, simply because those who do also stop booking appointments.

These letters sound like a great idea.
I think this is mean and unnecessarily so. People have pain and expect doctors to fix it, but the tools we have to treat it are dangerous. Going too far either way will cripple or destroy lives. Getting the balance right isn't a job anybody is envious of.
I guess you’re right. It’s also blocked here in Denmark.
I have a theory that aggressive profiling and targeting is a losing game for most merchants.

In short, you're only a potential seller to any given customer for a small fraction of time. No amount of improved profiles and clever messaging will expand that window meaningfully, because you only have a modest product line. You're going to spend a fortune building a profile that's not meaningfully better than just advertising on a few manually targeted platforms.

I will argue it might have value for a few mega-shops-- the Amazons and Walmarts of the world. Many customers are basically always in the window of "ready to buy something from them", so the value in profiling comes in selecting which thing to advertise to you.
So note the I/V curve on the diode [3]. The minimum on at 2.7V is probably going to be the "knee" voltage. Sending 1A through the led will be a higher voltage.

The easiest way to test it is to get a multimeter, and put 1A through the led, then measure the voltage across the diode, and that will be the voltage you're targeting. (or you can just use one of the 700ma current regulators for a good estimate, placing the enable to ground.)

Also keep in mind that those current regulators are buck converters and they're not 100% efficient (no regulator is, really). So you're going to want to add 20-30% more power at a minimum on top of the load you're planning on driving with it.

And if you're going to drive 12V of LED's, expect to need 15-18V to drive the buck converter. That's because of the way buck converters work.

The feedback voltage on that chip is a fixed 1.2V and that's used as an internal voltage reference (I guess because they didn't add one into the chip).

They have a circuit diagram for that part, and it looks like CS and Rcs are the most important things on that sheet. CS is the "Current Sense" that measures the voltage across the current sense resistor (Rcs). They give the formula for Calculating Rcs to get to 1A (ILED = 0.155 / Rcs), and I get .15 ohm for Rcs at 1A.

Then you can either replace it with another sense resistor with something like this [2], or an appropriate length of copper wire [1] to give you the correct resistance.

As far as the PWM/enable inversion goes, just invert it in software. 100% full duty cycle would be off and 0% would be on. If you have a Raspberry PI laying around you can easily set one of the pins to PWM to test out your inverter code [4].

I'm going down a similar path to build a UV light box for exposing PCB's and the like.

Best of luck!

[1] http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/Tables/wirega.htm...

[2] https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Bourns/CRM2512-FX-R150E...

[3] https://www.electronics-tutorials.ws/blog/i-v-characteristic...

[4] https://circuitdigest.com/microcontroller-projects/raspberry...
I'm particularly fond of succinct insights. It gives you time to think. Paragraphs of disclaimers and apologies distract from insights IMHO.
What is interesting is that this app allows me to see exactly what processes are attempting to access the camera and mic. I agree it can be a vector but the benefit of getting alerted every time something tries to access mic and camera hardware to me is worth the risk. BTW I will be adding one of the sticker ports to the camera ASAP.
Facebook's web traffic has declined by nearly half in the last two years
So Azure SQL Database, Azure Virtual Machines, Azure Bot Service does not describe the products? AWS is hilariousy bad at naming. Not all companies are.
... many? Any meta discussion of the term; when providing a verbatim transcript of what someone said; when enumerating racial terms; historical context; etc etc.

What's your point, exactly?
Mini antimatter accelerator could rival the likes of the Large Hadron Collider
Was she killed because she was incompatible with society?
Tesla 3 costs (at least) twice of the Prius, doesn't it? Are we talking about multimillionaires with zero sensitivity to price, of is $25K in California now considered pocket change not worth mentioning? If not, I don't see how that could be true.
Then you "untick" it until the next time you need to install something.

This is what I do on lineageOS. I don't regularly install new apps.

Side rant: This marketer-driven "install an app for everything" is a threat to the open internet and privacy. Usually the only reason is to extract more personal info.

Already, young people barely use a web browser. That appears to be the future. Now get off my lawn or I'll start talking about the war.
Fair enough; I don't mind other people using whatever they prefer, as long as I have an option for light-on-dark.

I wonder, though, what the real problem is that you have with dark themes. It could be related to the combination of wide-gamut monitor blacklights and high-index plastic eyeglass lenses. I wrote something about this here: http://scottlburson2.blogspot.com/2016/01/lcd-backlights-and...
Use of Augmented Reality in Education
Yes & no.

Buying individual stocks lets you exercise some level of moral control over which companies you tacitly back. Don't want to support diabetes-inducing sugar water? Then avoid soda companies. Don't want to support environmentally-unsound logging, mining, or petro companies that exploit unregulated externalities? Great, you can select the ones that don't. Don't want to back companies that exploit 3rd-world sweathshops -- there again, you can.

Investment dollars are like voting... and generally speaking, picking individual stocks is akin to evaluating a politician based on their policies rather than voting strictly along party lines.

(Edit: as an aside, you can find "Socially Conscious" ETFs to help offset this concern.)
> based on the Tesla Q2 report that the Prius has been the most common trade-in for the model 3

This sounds like logical fallacy - like saying if people mostly exchange dollars for pounds at London airport exchange kiosk, pound is going to take the place of the dollar on the world's currency markets. I suspect there's not even one but multiple fallacies - the fact that Prius is traded in more than other cars does not mean most of Priuses would be replaced, or that consumers of this kind of car will always prefer Tesla to Prius or other cars (not only when they already have an old car that they want to exchange for the Tesla 3).
Depends on the bad idea.

If the bad idea was that you and your family should be killed or forcibly expelled from your jobs and homes, and you heard it discussed seriously and frequently by your neighbors, police officers, and elected officials--yeah, I think that might diminish your quality of life in some ways.
they also dont like tuners because cars engines are often made the same for multiple "trims" so the car with 110 and 160 hp have the same engine but different "map" in the ecu. and only with ecu reflash you can get more power that would cost you x amount of money.

imagine a CPU where 6 and 8 core variants are the same but the 6 core is locked in bios and you can unlock it with some tuning software, its like that.

and manufacturers dont like that
Google’s China plan isn’t just evil – it’s bad for business
Business Points for Choosing Native or Hybrid App Development
You don't really "deal with" servers in regular Aurora, but you do pay for them. So AFAIK regular Aurora is billed by the hour while "serverless" Aurora is by the hour but only during hours when it's being used. And serverless Lambda is billed per request, so it seems like AWS isn't even using a consistent definition.
> But it's good knowing that it'll remain warm for 15 min.

Not sure what you're talking about. It's warm for as long as you want it to be. That's configurable. Read the post.
New Zealand also introduced plain packaging recently.

An interesting side effect of plain packaging is that it's made the prevalence of illegally imported cigarettes much more noticeable. There's a fair amount tobacco smuggled in from Indonesia and SE Asia, and you can notice it now because the smuggled packs of smokes still have branding on them.
I understand if you choose not to answer this. You say you would jump at euthanasia. Why do you not just take your own life in a more "conventional" way?
Because censors were originally Roman government officials, because the dictionary reflects this, and because censor in common usage reflects this definition.
And then some people are surprised why the trust in the press is declining...

If you sell something, usually the amount you are left with declines.
Handmade jewelry websites
Why do you want to drive the 10 LEDs in series?
Is that right that the USA has fewer smokers than New Zealand and Australia?

New Zealand and Australia have made massive efforts to reduce their rates of smokers. They both have plain packaging, tobacco products aren't allowed to be visibly on sale (in New Zealand, they won't even tell you what they have, you have to guess and hope they have it in stock). They also have the most expensive tobacco in the world. A 25 pack of Marlboros will set you back AU$32 (US$23).

That doesn't seem right that the USA, which has in general put a lot less restrictions on tobacco and has much cheaper tobacco, has a lower incidence of smokers than Australia or New Zealand.

Anecdotally, most daily smokers I know aren't smoking 20 a day either.
The implementation already has to do lots of internal stuff to map high level language abstractions to actual real hardware capabilities, index calculations is just another one.
Is that 40% claim realistic ? How? I find it hard to trust anything IBM says, after Watson.
I've actually run those ads, the aggregated data is worthless. It was almost on average with putting up a billboard, or running ads in the newspaper. Facebook was completely worthless for specifically targeting that example you mentioned. Google...spend a ton of money trying to Target cheap and more expensive keywords. You know what works for real estate.. Call every expired MLS home every morning. Online advertising for real estate is pointless bullshit. Realtor.com, Zillow, Trulia are quite frankly all low quality and insanely expensive for advertising. And yet incredibly innacurate.

If an agent is only converting less than one percent they won't last more than 6 months.
Primate speech: How some species are 'wired' for talk
And on one of my favorite charts, that red triangle at the very bottom is about to jump substantially up the Y-axis:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/28/PVeff%28...
Thanks for that little side-bar/rabbit-hole. Fascinating, as is the paper he based it on. I'm itching to get home and try this out - specifically, I'm interested on what the performance might be like.
You are asking the candidate to compartmentalize their thoughts to solve a toy problem during a period of time when they are attempting to put various nascent clues about your organization together in order to form a better understanding and to identify how they can provide value / fit into the flow.

Fizz-buzz tests have their place, but I think an onsite interview is past that point. In general I have found that white board exercises don't allow me to either understand or convey how I can apply my expertise to provide value for the organization.
If a record store chooses to carry less than every album ever made, does that mean it's censoring the ones it doesn't carry?

Because the subject of this thread is Microsoft deciding what they want host, not the government telling Microsoft what they are permitted to host.
I'm not going to trust an article that says that using ketamine gives you HIV.
Billionaire Paulson Attracts Chinese Suitor for Steinway
What is and is not a psychiatric disease seems as subjective as what is and is not a crime. A growing understanding of psychiatric illness has yielded at least some good. But claims of psychiatric disease have also been abused for great evil. What constitutes mental illness will continue to evolve. Perhaps if the future is dystopian, suicidal tendencies will be treated as a normal, healthy reaction to everyday life. What should and should not die will remain a difficult question, but maybe suicide will be treated as a liberty. The human condition is far more than the labels we place on kinds of people and the kinds of lives they live.
Apple hints at plan to build a car after all, rehires ex-Tesla engineering head
Generally not, but I will typically inhale on occasion. Sure that isn't 100 percent healthy but it's infrequent.
> Government coffers belong to the people.

Actually, quite the opposite. Government coffers belong to the government and state institutions, which is comprised of the ruling elite and the long list of apparatchiks at their service. "The people" are nothing more than a rhetorical device used to cut dissent by fooling "the people" into believing the ruling elite acts on everyone's best interests.
The general trend is serverless because not thinking about scaling is a very nice idea for developers and companies.

Once you see your environment adapt to the load on the fly, I don't think you ever want to go back to manually handling it.
You can set K8s to increase the max pods per node.

https://prefetch.net/blog/2018/02/10/the-kubernetes-110-pod-...
I hope this makes it into production at some point. I had a lot of hope for the CIGS stuff[1] but they haven't been able to get to the point where they have enough efficiency at at low enough cost to flip them into the mainstream to get mass market economics of scale to work for them.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copper_indium_gallium_selenide...
> What makes them private?

The law. Wire-tapping isn't legal.
Actually, from my personal experience in the field - they only care for X. years under warranty. Then they don't care. I actually don't think they have much legal ground on their own around modifications in EU. At the end of the day you do own the car.
> but the sky didn't fall.

You are trying to confuse two things - suppression of economic growth and total collapse of the economics, and claiming since the latter didn't happen it proves no claim of the former could be ever true. It doesn't work that way.

> Additionally you seem to think we can reward people for sequestering carbon, where do you propose this reward comes from?

If you think it's important to do it, and many people like you do so, you could all chip in. We have some very wealthy people, billionaires, and more than one, that support doing something about this. Surely paying some money is the easiest way for them of doing something one could ever imagine.
How to Make the Most of Tokyo – Even at the Last Minute
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Fascinating.

Bash is a programming language you don't want to use, but end up using anyway. Any effort to make it a bit less clunky and maybe even a bit saver is welcome.
In Kazakhstan, somebody managed to steal all of their bikes, to the last one. That probably took them months.
>This is a "every terminal in a huge fast food chain gets owned and no one finds out for years" sort of vulnerability. This is the first step to something like the target breach all over again.

Utter nonsense, this bug will not lead to RCE.

You might be able to implement a fancy rootkit with this, but that's all. Advanced rootkit tech is neither necessary nor particularly helpful for these sorts of breaches.
Comparison of image moderation APIs
> Is money all you care about? What happened to solidarity?

If I recall correctly, historically virtually all employee solidarity movements have been about making more money.
You have to respect the reputation Google accumulated over the years. And no one will reveal anything to settle this debate.
FTA: "Commercial solar photovoltaics usually covert 15-22% of sunlight, with a world record of 26.6% reached in Japan in 2016."

And yet your linked chart shows datapoints >40%. What gives?
I wouldn't use brokers that have zero fees but yes, the transaction fees are not that high.
On the other side, MY2015 Audi A3 8V needs online access for remote re-sync (sometimes the RF part of the key looses sync with the car). So yes, generally older cars are easy to modify, newer not (at least yet).
Also the cheap gismo was cheap because it was a clone, original tools are not that cheap.
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Ugh, communicating with a whiteboard has no overlap with developing a solution to a completely unexpected quiz (if you didn't cheat) on a whiteboard in front of someone scrutinizing your every move with your future career on the line.

Whiteboard interviews rarely test the ability to communicate on a whiteboard because the interviewer knows the answer they are looking for and the presenter does not.

If you defend whiteboard leetcode using this excuse you are deluding yourself and you are part of the problem. The only thing the modern FANG interview hires for is people that can solve algorithms problems in a silo under pressure. No checks for software engineering skills, collaboration skills, testing skills, reviewing skills, and on and on...

The whiteboard interview is why so many engineers unexpectedly suck.
I'm really looking forward to start experimenting with Wireguard. Jason A. Donenfeld is also the creator of my favorite password manager https://www.passwordstore.org/ and recently I found a neat web frontend for git called cgit, lo and behold, when I looked it up I saw that Jason was the creator. He makes some really cool high quality stuff.
My dad was a smoker most of his life. He quit in his 50s. Years later I asked him if he missed it, and his answer was "every single day."
Geopolitics is much more complex than that. The US is still the world's number one power with global influence as well as allies and several bases in the most important oil-exporting region in the world. China does cultivate friendship with their big oil-exporting neighbor to the north but they do not want to depend too much on that either.

In any case, less dependence on oil import is a major reason they push EVs and renewable energy very hard.
Thank you! We definitely do hear that from hardcore VB users back in the day.
ISIS didn't exist in 2003 when the USA invaded Iraq.

ISIS was formed due to the power vacuum left after the USA withdrew from Iraq, largely by the former officer corps of Saddam's Iraqi Army, who had been left disenfranchised after the policy of de-Ba'athification [1] of the Iraqi government, replacing a vaguely competent government with a completely incompetent government.

ISIS was a problem of the USA's own creation, just like the Taliban, Al-Qaeda, and the current Iranian regime.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De-Ba%27athification
what about EagleEyes? Does anybody have experience with these?

Blue light blocking: https://www.eagleeyes.com/pages/blue-light-blocking

Computer sunglasses https://www.eagleeyes.com/pages/digital-eye-protection
> My point here is: everybody knows that's what Gab is. [...] a call for violence directed towards Jewish people.

Twitter is full of racism and calls for violence (even genocide) against white people
Another factor: Many doctors and hospitals are rated according to patient satisfaction, with reimbursement rates from the government partially based on those satisfaction surveys. And in many cases, if patients have any pain whatsoever, they rate the doctors and hospitals poorly, and therefore the doctors and hospitals get a lower reimbursement rate from the federal government. So doctors and hospitals are incentivized to make patients have no pain whatsoever in recovery, in order to have higher reimbursement rates, even if it means addiction in the long run.

Source: Many doctors in my family who talk about their experiences.
http://archive.is/TN3Uz
AWS, why not PostgreSQL?

The bare minimum cost for Aurora PostgreSQL is $200/month. Aurora MySQL is an order of magnitude less.

Why not PostgreSQL?