skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It is definitely not "microcoded" - 256-bit operations are just sent in halves to the 128-bit ALUs and combined for the final answer.

Don't get mixed up between "microcoding" and "micro-op" - the latter is something different, slower and which usually requires some kind of transition in the decoders and uop caches to start reading microcoded ops. The latter is the "normal" or "fast" mode for the CPU and just because one instruction turns into two uops (or macro-ops or whatever AMD calls them) doens't mean microcoded.
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I understand the source of that CFC pollution is unknown at this stage, we're not even sure which country it's coming from. CFC production is banned worldwide already so it's a matter of finding the culprit and shutting it down.
It is hard to take someone seriously when they try to argue that Alex Jones is a saint compared to Joshua Malina from The West Wing.
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Never really thought about it that way, but interesting none the less. I have no idea if it's intentional but I definitely lean towards the Amazon branded stuff when it's an option for the fear of counterfeits.
Yeah, I could have sworn I saw an alternate version of this what-happens-when wiki which spent more time describing "your brain sends signals which are interpreted as follows …"

But I didn't come up with it in a quick Web search and thought maybe I had dreamed it.
> Of course, the HN response to that is "my children will earn enough money after college that they can hire cleaners and order UberEats".

Or they won't, and necessity will be their teacher. The point is that it's not obvious whether teaching kids these skills early makes a serious long-term difference in outcomes.
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You have raised some interesting questions, are you in medical field?

>grams per centimeter squared versus grams per centimeter cubed you'd normally think of as density.

BMD results are measured as differences with normal healthy 30 year old (T-score) in Standard deviations (SD).

>Given perfectly normal bone structure the BMD is gonna be smaller on a smaller person

Density should be within acceptable range for a smaller person & a healthy person of same age right?

> they're not using a newer anabolic osteoporosis drug on you? Meaning teriparatide or abaloparatide.

As soon as it was found that I was suffering from osteoporosis (from BMD), I underwent zoldronic acid treatment along with calcium, vitamin-D supplements with the orthopedic.

During diagnosis by spine surgeon, I was asked to take BMD again as the results I had was equal to that of an 85 year old (in his words). New results showed similar values & I was referred to an endocrinologist.

The endocrinologist did mention that there were powerful medications than zoledronic, but since I had already administered it just a couple of weeks earlier & that my spine surgery was to be held in next week; he asked me to continue with the present treatment for osteoporosis.

After surgery, I did visit him again; he increased the dosage of calcium(500mg - daily) & vitamin-D3 (Cholecalciferol 60,000 I.U - monthly) supplements for a year and continue with zoledronic treatment for next 2 years.
Bah. I have two kids. I am so overloaded most of the time that I can sleep anywhere anytime within seconds!
Hitting disobedient children is also a regional custom.

If your children respond to orders like trained animals or soldiers, they are doing so because they were conditioned to do so. I am choosing to define that conditioning as abusive because it simply doesn't happen naturally.
For x86 specifically, Agner Fog's manual, the Intel and AMD optimization manuals, the SO x86 tag wiki [1].

[1] https://stackoverflow.com/tags/x86/info
There are just functions.
To many, whisper content in commercials and other A/V is the equivalent of nails on a chalkboard or someone clipping their finger nails.

Can think of few trends that are so anxiety and discomfort inducing as intentional loud whispering. I sincerely hope it disappears as quickly as it arrived.
I imagine I could make some fake Duracell batteries and list them on Amazon with the Amazon folks (if they cared) thinking this was 'seller #143' also selling the same stuff. However, if I was to make some fake 'genuine Amazon Basics batteries' and then list them on Amazon I might not just blend in so easily. Someone at Amazon or even a customer might think 'where were these sourced as it wasn't through Amazon' for the gig to soon be up.

There are other vectors for counterfeiting own brand products but you would have to be a supplier. In normal retail 'own brand' products can be sourced from many suppliers. If you are selling ready meals then the exterior pack could be provided by the supermarket with that being consistent. Meanwhile the contents could come from one of many industrial units at one of many suppliers. In this way 'co-mingling' is possible. In the UK we had a little problem a few years ago where 'own brand' ready meals were full of horsemeat. The products themselves were 'legit' but the contents were not.

I would say that Amazon Basics are vulnerable to this type of fakery that goes on further up the food chain. This is fully possible with commodity items such as batteries. As per the UK horsemeat problem there is a serious reputation risk if this happens, terrifying the customers this way is a bigger existential threat to the brand than any 'anti trust' laws.
Wow, this is disgusting. I still can't believe how limited my options with Visa and BofA were to opt out of data mining...
I've done a ton of work with concourse and it has a very large set of tradeoffs if makes as well.

For example, resources are really nice, but there are a ton of pain points to do with how intentionally crippled the yaml pipeline format is (and in general how much repetition there is, due to the lack of looping, etc). Also the way i've seen people write pipelines tends to end badly for all involved.

Also its just very very buggy, especially if you deploy sans bosh, since thats basically not tested.
Except this concept appears to be about making chores fun for kids before they can even do those chores properly.

Which is clearly different than kids “earning their keep” which presumes they’re at an age that they can actually successfully and competently do those tasks.
Yes, there would be more errors than typing with a screen. But keep in mind that you can look at the keyboard, and that can help a lot. The hardest pat when typing without looking at the screen is correcting errors. I am typing this message looking at the keyboardd, not the screen, and occasionally I miss, but am not usre if I missed one or two keys, and so do not know how to backspace and correct it. Also, a coule times I gor half way into a sentence and wanted to go back a few words, and had no idea how to do it. Still, it would be good enough to provide usable notes.

NOTE: I am now looking at the screen. The part above was typed with my head leaning over the keyboard and looking almost straight down, and has not been edited. I could see some glow from the keyboard at the top of my vision from the bottom of the screen, but all of the text was in the top half, completely out of my vision.
> Even if they aren’t actively posting updates, they are liking, following, clicking on things.

Or logging on to third party sites that use FB login.
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Absolutely not, and yours is a disingenuous response because you couldn’t have reasonably inferred that I was saying that from my response. You are just trying to stir things up.

Both examples should have been banned. One was just as bad as the other - one of them just had less reach. However, only one was suspended. The other was actually rewarded for her racist tweets, both with new followers among those who agreed with her racist views on her never-suspended Twitter account, and with a shiny new job at the NYT. On what planet is that a reasonable, unbiased outcome?
are people that completed about half the microcorruption ctf a decent fit for your company or is it more of the people that finished the entire thing without breaking a sweat kind of thing?
I agree that children have historically put in a lot of work. The premise of the article is that the “Maya method” makes them more likely to volunteer to do so.

At least that’s what led the author to try to engage the toddler in chores.
Curious about why the parent comment is getting downvoted.
Trying to think "don't think, don't think, don't think" seems like it would stress me out.

I prefer to count 10 slow breaths as a way to clear my mind. I get my body comfortable similar to how the article describes, then I take 10 long slow breaths while focusing only on what number breath I'm on. That seems to be the right amount to knock my internal monologue off of whatever it's been ruminating on so I can fall asleep. Sometimes I don't even make it to 10 -- which is remarkable after a lifetime of insomnia.
Yeah that's a fair point regarding lack of standard error handling with ex-info. It does feel like one of the less thought out areas of the language to me. I definitely agree with the lispcast article in calling the errors accidental.

I'd really like to see something along the lines of dialyzer for Clojure This talk proposes a good approach for that I think https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RvHYr79RxrQ

It would be great to have a linting tool that finds obvious errors, and informs you about them at compile time. For me that would be an acceptable compromise.

Overall, I would say that it does take more discipline to write clean code in a dynamic language. The problems you describe with legacy codebases are quite familiar. I've made my share of messes in the past, but I also find that was a useful learning experience for me. I'm now much better at recognizing patterns that will get me into trouble and avoiding them.
AWS CLI APIs in general are very clean and intuitive to follow through their help menus.
This is definitely not true on Digital Ocean, or at least it's not just a ui thing. The API actually takes this long to return a value, and even once droplets are shown in the dashboard it can take a minute before the network interfaces are bound.

If anyone at DO is listening why does this take time at all? Why not have instance types pre-provsioned and booted and just run cloud-init when the user makes the droplet? Instant provisioning would be incredibly useful for scaling and fault tolerance.
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Easy solution: don't watch it. Commercials may be hard to avoid but an asmr YouTube channel is very easy to avoid. If it's not your thing, move on. I enjoy it very much
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This is a topic near and dear to my heart. As a freelancer, I sit in my apartment sounded by as much high calorie food as I want that is scientifically optimized to be as tasty as possible, I have a job that requires zero exertion or even leaving the house, most of my work interactions are online and otherwise I'm alone all day.

This is the exact opposite that the human mind is adapted to, and I'm relatively convinced that in order to be effective in the modern world you have to take an actively counter intuitive path through life. It's hard to be healthy, to be productive, to be social, since the works just isn't set up to make it easy now.

I haven't fully solved this for myself, but I have shifted from being hard on myself for eating a whole chocolate bar in one sitting to asking myself how can I make it harder for myself to find myself in the situation that I'm eating a whole chocolate bar?

As some things I've read have suggested, one way to get lots of willpower is to make any other option impossible. So, don't bring candy bars into the house, pay for a gym membership so I'll feel reptile brain loss aversion for not going, etc.

Especially for an entrepreneur, it seems like a critical thing is just getting out of the way of yourself.
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I think the existence of anarchist and communist/marxist/stalinist/whatever terrorism is pretty well established.

Click through this list:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_designated_terrorist_o...

Plenty of leftist terror groups there. And most of them are probably on twitter, too. I have very specific interests on twitter, so I know PKK is there. And they advocate for violence.
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You mean they’ll get an poor person of color maid and go out for all their meals also cooked by a poor person of color ?
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They both fulfill the same purpose from Amazon's perspective: driving sales.

Amazon has always been driven by volume. Get enough of it, and no one else can survive.

From that perspective, selling ad impressions is... tangential. So they make "a few" (billion) on the side, it doesn't further their primary business.

Whereas Google or Facebook without ads would be... what?
There's just as much good content out there as ever. And there was always attention seeking content. Even 5 years ago you could find bountiful cleavage, kissing, even porn stars doing asmr.

If you like the wholesome stuff, it's no hard to find
Wasn't there a Ted talk long back where a research team presented a camera that could do this? Creating images by looking around the corner?
I've tried pretty much everything in the course of my lifelong insomnia, and still my nighttime mind racing is still consistent enough that it's literally my username across all my online apps ("rumination" plus my name). I've had some success with lavender drops right before bed, but I'll give this a shot too, because why not?
> Aluminium body is now premium?

Yes. I’m not sure what it accomplishes for you to feign ignorance here. When Apple started selling aluminum laptops, it was a big deal because it made everything on the market look low quality in comparison.

> How about not sacrificing cpu life for fan noise? Or repairability. Or non-soldiered on ssd? Working keyboard? Why's that not premium?

Because it’s not. Noisy fan to protect the CPU seems like the opposite of premium. Putting seat covers over the leather in a Mercedes is similarly not premium, because the experience suffers, even if the end result is better durability.

Non-soldered SSD? A thicker laptop for self-serve SSD swaps does not seem at all premium. Doing physical maintenance on my laptop in general does not feel premium. I expect it to work as I bought it. And yes, I would love it if I could cheap out and buy a basic laptop and upgrade it myself for half the cost, but that’s really not the premium experience. That’s the Honda Civic experience.

Keyboard? Shrug. They fucked up the design. Sucks, but Rolex has probably had to do some repairs in warranty before, too.
great site.

I also use http://www.mysqltutorial.org and https://www.w3schools.com/sql/
This has to be a parody of a techbro.
Tbh I usually see teachers worried about joins but its the group by/having clauses that I always watched people struggle with (at least, writing it).

Ofc that might just be the emphasis on joins makes group by the next lowest hanging fruit
Your claim in the first link seems consistent with this recent experiment: https://journals.aps.org/prl/abstract/10.1103/PhysRevLett.12...

Indeed, it's wrong to think of "a" photon emitted at a particular time, and it takes either path. The emission is a quantum event with a probability distribution over time, capable of interfering with earlier or later versions of itself.

I think if you use a fast optical switch to allow photons into the experiment for only a short window of time, and that window of time is less than the path difference, you won't see interference. That's different from a low-flux laser, because each photon's probability envelope is truncated in time by the shutter.
Get married, have kids, dedicate your life to making theirs better. There’s a reason the vast majority of people in history have gone this route - it’s very fulfilling.
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This isn't really an either or situation, you can do both. Retrieve + Rank is a very flexible paradigm.
Do more of what makes you happy, right now, despite whatever "society" says you should do instead.
>With Java and Python on the other hand, you need to keep up with the changing library landscape to stay relevant.

For C, its just library management is troublesome enough that you end up writing your own ;)
Needs some screenshots.
>That's just the thing. Why has there been so little adoption of commonly needed functionality as part of core, or at least as officially supported plugins?

Oh there are core bundled plugins, official etc - they are just core functionality that happens to be implemented by plugins.

>And why is version control not standard in 2018?

that is and always has been - "git" support used to be not in by default, but that was a while ago (it is included now).
Based on the documented reaction of people to Trump admitting having paid off an adult film star (that is, not being surprised or caring), I'm starting to think "They don't know it's fake" is too easy of a reach.

The alternative exists that they really know the more strident bits of conservative media are fake, and just don't care. And indeed, delight in it because of its outlandishness.
I used to have insomnia in college because of stress. To this day, the night before any high pressure event like an on-site interview or exam, I only manage to get a few hours of sleep. I think I was somehow traumatized by college that now this happens all the time without fail. Before college, I could always just sleep, but I was never stressed before college. It's not even the military, it's just a test, but it still happens since the outcome of that one day could very well shape the next few years of my life.
Ok so you think Alex Jones should be banned, we agree.
This website is filled with ads all over the place can't event read the content.
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Side note, how do I volunteer or work part time writing technical documentation?

I feel like my writing skills and my ability to make code understandable and explicit to other readers would be a perfecy use for producing great documentation.
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What do you do for candidates outside of Australia regarding work visas?
> Why would a user want to do plugin managment on the server in their Jenkinsfile? It would be like gitlab ci users upgrading their gitlab CI version via gitlab-ci.yml.

This means that when a developer need a new plugin they need to ask the administrator of the Jenkins server, frequently a central IT organization.

With GitLab all the functionality is always enabled, there are no plugins to install.

I disagree that installing plugins is the same as upgrading GitLab or Jenkins itself. Although of course GitLab gets new functionality every month.
I don't think it's as cut-and-dry as this, but it's perfectly fine to have an orderly household based on loving authority that isn't authoritarian. The pearl-clutching responses insinuating child abuse because you have a well-behaved child are sort of what you'd expect from Standard Internet Conscientiousness, but I hope people don't actually take parenting cues from comment threads.
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>It seems his childhood doctor missed something. It's always worth getting second opinions.

The doctor who performed Ilizarov surgeries, was the 4th or 5th Orthopedic doctor my parents consulted for me. He trained directly under Ilizarov himself & my treatment was conducted in 'the best' hospital in India which gets patients around the world where he was the chief Orthopedic.

Considering the above, my parents were satisfied to hear his diagnosis that I'm a normal kid & would grow taller than my dad (5.3") [Something which any parent would like to hear].

Now, looking back; he might have lied; It wouldn't be a surprise as he's definitely corrupt - He demanded ~ 1500 USD as un-accounted money the day before surgery (at both times) while working in the most expensive hospital in India at that time.

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I'm glad your friend didn't loose his eye, as you said second opinions are recommended. I did consult 4 orthopedics (of which 3 Spine surgeons) before my spine surgery.
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God damn that's a beast!
My dictionary defines abuse as "cruel and violent treatment of a person or animal". What is cruel specifically about setting expectations about what needs to be done? There is nothing cruel about requiring kin to call you sir especially when you can show that you deserve their respect.
I was wondering what you were talking about. What blue boxes? Then I saw the problem. The boxes showed up in Chromium but not Firefox.
Feminists would say teaching a young lady to cook is sexist. Apparently only men should cook and clean now.