skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
All of those are plausible but typically you have core teams built around product lines, teams that build shared components. maybe have infrastructure dev and devops too. maybe a database or datawarehouse team and data analytics/ stats team etc.. a cyber security team. all of these will have some team charter for where they fit into the business and there may or may not be shared resources technical and otherwise. These are typical in post market fit companies that are now “giant”. But yes, first you need the product, everything comes from there.
Stop trolling, seriously. Accept the fact those guys live in a different society than yours. The way they are dealing with radical islam is not very different to what is taking place in Guantanamo and with the kind of comments Trump makes about the only Muslim representative in Congress.

Why would you think that being an American citizen entitles you to some greater human rights protection than other human beings, including the poor souls trying to cross the border for a better life.

“Everybody has a weakness, and everybody has a strength! Let us not mar our lives just because of our differences! There shall surely be some differences; let us get understanding! When you think that somebody is so different because of certain reasons, mind such reasons, for sometimes, your own reasons can make you feel you are different, positively or negatively!”
― Ernest Agyemang Yeboah
America’s Pistachio Industry Came from a Single Seed
The money/electricity metaphor has one very fatal flaw. Electricity, as a natural entity, must conform with all the conservation laws of nature. Not so for money.

The key attribute of money is that it's much more efficient than the next best alternative, which is trading my pigs for your shovels and that's why it continues to work even in extreme (eg hyperinflation) contexts.
I think I’ll decline the “more interesting” arms race, though.
First time I hear about this (edit: Firefox with resistfingerprinting) and I'm the kind of person who finds this interesting.

Which means anyone who does this will probably have made themselves unique, or - I guess- at least narrow down the scope of possible users more than the typing speed would do.
Absolutely. The quality of typical supermarket bread, bologna, cheese, butter in US is pretty low, so while it may look similar the taste and afterall feeling is really different.

A very typical and widespread cousin of the Norwegian sandwich from USSR/Russia - "buterbrod" https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butterbrot . Bread + butter topped with cheese or bologna or hard salami and chased down with black tea (hot, or at least warm, to make sure that the high fat content of the butter and the topping blooms into great taste, and it probably also helps digestion considering how good it feels :). Topped with cold smoked fatty fish (typically a red like salmon) or red or black caviar - great "zakuska" (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zakuski) to chase down vodka or cognac.
C++ being a standard, you don't need to rebuild the world to develop your compiler.

That being said, there is nothing preventing something similar with C++.

In fact, that's pretty much what Linux distributions and BSDs do when upgrading the compiler, see for example
https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=240629
> Combined with industry-wide pressures to publish, the replication crisis was inevitable.

> The replication crisis, if nothing else, has shown that productivity is not intrinsically valuable.

I think this is important to focus on - the point of universities has become to produce profit, and to give people degrees that are profitable, and to appear to be able to do those things. This has very little to do with producing research with verifiable results. It's much more to do with getting students into the funnel by making people with tenure appear as productive as possible.
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> It’s kind of sad to see the meal culture eroding in other parts of the world. The “quickly ingest some food at your desk so you can keep working” mentality has taken hold.

I really preferred eating at my desk while clocked in to eating a slow, luxurious lunch while clocked out. The slow lunch just means less time for the things you actually want to do.
"You're so smart, why are you unable to do X ??".
Which only made me feel as if I was dumb.

Yeah, I got this a lot. It reflects such an outdated way of thinking about intelligence - that it's just a single number.

You can be superintelligent in general, and bad at lots of specific things. Or even bad at most things! It's not a contradiction in the slightest.

I think that IQ has become less and less emphasized over the years, and that's a good thing. It has some utility, IMO, but a lot of care needs to be taken when it comes to applying it to... well, anything.
Strong end-to-end encryption is a good thing for society as a whole. Yes, there will always be bad players who will use good things for evil purposes. This is a simple fact that has been with us for millennia. This means that those who are tasked with dealing with such problems need ample training in how to do the basic investigative work and not rely on taking the easy way out by destroying the strong protections that are needed by society as a whole.

For any group to say that strong end-to-end encryption is a bad thing because bad people can use it for bad purposes almost presupposes that good people do not need such things and that there is no need for good people to worry about protecting themselves. I wonder what these same groups would say when they themselves become targets for other bad players?

Bad players will use whatever means they have at their disposal to carry out their actions and if we start to curtail reasonable protections for society as a whole just to catch these bad players, we will simply be playing "whack-a-mole" and will not make any progress on dealing with the problem.
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I have to say, that is a lot of cars. Hope they succeed. I want evs to start to be seriously pursued by 'existing' ;-) auto makers but it's been a slow slog.
I've not taken an IQ test, but consistently scored in 99th percentile in standardized tests up through high school (Iowa Basics, then SAT & ACT). Work ethic was a problem for me for a long while, mostly because I was bored and school was too easy. It wasnt until college that I was challenged. Went from straight A's in HS to a 3.4 GPA when I graduated college. Didnt have a steady relationship either until I was 36, then got married inside of 2 months (I knew my now wife for over 10 years, though, we just didn't date during most of that time).

I might be slightly on the autism spectrum, but never been diagnosed. Always been a bit of a loner and introvert. Back in high school, when classmates were out partying on weekends, I was hacking. Learning Z80 ASM the hard way with dead tree books and struggling to find info on random local BBS's (not much in Montana and not a long way to go before a BBS was long distance).

I started work on a masters in electrical engineering, but have never finished. Wanted it more than I needed it. Somehow (referral from a friend of a friend) landed a job in finance as a developer a year out of college, and been in the industry ever since. All of my current friends, and even my wife, I have due to working in the industry. Not that finance itself is responsible for it, just where I met everyone.

Also regarding networking, all of my early jobs were acquired via networking. After a decade of experience at a well known hedge fund, recruiters hound me all the time, and if I want, I can get several interviews within a week. Its worth not burning bridges.
Related to both you and OP:

A couple of years ago or so I started skipping breakfast and eating my first meal at lunchtime.

This works extremely well for me and allows me to keep focus through the day - even if I eat a warm lunch instead of just Norwegian "matpakke".
I must’ve been unclear, and so I apologise: I didn’t see it as a positive feature; I saw it as a shortcoming users had found a hacky workaround for.
Typical Norwegian Lunch
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It was true in the 1980s, but there are a few caveats with it:

1.) It measures the chance that a given marriage will end in divorce, not the chance that a given person will get divorced (which was closer to 40%). The stat is skewed upwards by a few serial divorcers: 60% of second marriages end in divorce, and 73% of third marriages. [1]

2.) The divorce rate has fallen: Millenials are 18% less likely to get divorced than Baby Boomers are (largely because they're less likely to get married in the first place unless they're in a stable relationship). [2]

3.) It's heavily class-based. College educated professionals have only a ~20% chance of getting divorced, while unskilled blue-collar laborers have a ~50% chance of getting divorced. [3]

[1] https://www.wf-lawyers.com/divorce-statistics-and-facts/

[2] https://time.com/5434949/divorce-rate-children-marriage-bene...

[3] https://qz.com/1069806/the-highest-and-lowest-divorce-rates-...
I am working on uisuite.io anyone interested?
Sorry to be nitpicky but this stuff is interesting to me. I would think someone in the 99th percentile would have a 99% chance of being smarter than another random person. In a room full of 100, to be smarter than all 99 other people would be .99^99 or only around a 37% chance of being the smartest in the room. I may be off on this, as I am definitely not in the 99th percentile.
that seemed to worked well for Saudi Arabia, a country which has far more human right abuses and you never see the kind of propaganda we are seeing against the Chinese.
I don't know what Airmail.news is but I like it.
Yeah. Another thing people don't realize is that in Northern Europe people tend to have a large dinner at 6pm, so lunch is less relevant.

I personally eat full meals at 10AM and 7PM and light meals at 3PM and 9PM. Not the most conventional times but that's when I'm hungry. Everyone has different times that work for them.
I cannot imagine why would one write (ALL, !root) policy -- this seems like a security hole waiting to happen. There are many system users, and I would not be surprised if some of them can be escalated to root.
I mean, they’d probably get a good discount.
I scored 166 when they gave us an IQ test in the 8th grade. Two years later I gave myself an IQ test from a book in the local library, and I scored 149. Following that trend line, my IQ is now approximately minus 300, but the headline gives me some hope that my various disorders have slowed my rate of IQ decline.
> Note that catalan is not at risk of disappearing.

Of course it isn't. The republic will be able to protect it!
Just because correlation doesn't imply causation doesn't mean you should negate it causation. You need correlation to exist to even have causation so correlation is evidence for causation.
kernel_task is due to high temperature on the left thunderbolt ports caused by charging. Plug your charger into the right side instead and it'll go away in about 15 seconds.

https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/363337/how-to-find...

Took me a long time to figure out too. I had the same frustration, that there is no way to debug the problem. A debug kernel is a PITA.
Perception of musical pitch varies across cultures
1)N Yeah - this assumes the safe browsing list is under control of the attacker. They could ensure that https://free-hk.org/ and https://free-hk.org/about and https://free-hk.org/blog and https://free-hk.org/news and https://free-hk.org/donate and https://free-hk.org/next-protest are all "on the list".

2) Right. I was imagining some sort of binary search through the hash space - which might be way off base. It might actually take all 10,000 pages to guarantee it? That seems wronger in my head than binary search?

3) I don't think that matters so much, the order or sequences don't matter, only a cluster of visits within a chosen timeframe. I don't mind if you browse to https://bank.tld/ in between https://free-hk.org/news and https://free-hk.org/next-protest...
Or maybe it is because in spite of earning a salary, women generally choose men with higher earning potential than them.
What's newsworthy is that apparently sleep deprivation and jet lag is what excuses their poor performance at the standard "criticize the government" play during their exhibition games in China
I wasn't commenting about those allegations, I was replying to the parent comment about creative types who have extremes of personality.

I personally have no knowledge of those serious claims. I don't read in any reports here or elsewhere that Harold Bloom came close to perpetrating sexual assault. Do you, or do you have personal knowledge? If not maybe you should think about your own relativism as you try to turn every possible act by a person you don't know into a rallying cry to fuel your righteous indignation?

I was commenting that the people who have the most creativity often display severe personality flaws. I wasn't excusing anything. Seems like you're quite angry?
The trainer is an insignificant additional expense relative to the cost of employing an NBA player. Left on their own, elite athletes have a tendency to overdo their workouts because they're constantly competing against their own teammates and even their own performance yesterday. So the trainer is sometimes there just to impose limits.
Of the options proposed the most promising propellantless thrust mechanism for space travel? As of now, which one has been tested the most and is most likely to become our first choice. Could it enable interstellar travel?
> "Based on ... about 10,000 empirical scientific studies, the number of people who can survive on six hours of sleep or less without showing any impairment, rounded to a whole number ... is zero."

This statement made me think about reports of successful people wherein one supposed factor to their success was ability to "function" on less sleep (Marissa Mayer 4 hours, Jon Gruden 4 hours, Tom Ford 3 hours)
This is awesome. I’ve been wishing for something like this on Windows!!
You should be able to do using [NSEvent addGlobalMonitorForEventsMatchingMask] - I used it to intercept the CMD+V to make all pastes plaintext in Plain Jane

https://github.com/i386/plainjane/blob/master/Plain%20Jane/P...
I did pretty well on standardized tests (e.g. great
scores on SAT and ACT with no prep) and people were
always saying I was smart. Usually it was something
like this: I was obviously capable of doing the work,
so why didn't I?

I experienced this as well. I think many did!

Two explanations come to mind. I think both of them are probably true to some degree for many people.

1. High intelligence does not always equate to high executive functioning. Lots of smart people have trouble focusing on things they don't want to do, and that focus is generally a requirement for people who become "high achievers" by society's traditional standards.

2a. Those standardized tests only cover certain sorts of intelligence. My brother did well on those tests, but I did quite a bit better. Yet I know beyond a shadow of a doubt that he is at least my equal if not my better when it comes to smarts. It's just that those tests tended to cover things that weren't his strengths. In my case I feel like perhaps those tests may have painted a too-rosy picture of my intelligence since they catered to some of my strengths.
Yeah right, because splitting the community hasn't caused any problems at all...

Get a grip; you are failing at whatever your job is if you're responsible for a python2 project and haven't moved it to python3 by now.
Or outside of the Bay area within the US?

Edit: in addition to the parent comment, not instead of.
I've heard people recommend poetry on here as something that is good for package management, but I haven't tried it. Does anyone know of something like that, but also can build your application into a Docker container as well?
You'll be laughed out of future interviews if you mention your interest in that project.
The biggest piece of technology that seems fine but isn't is automobiles. They are much too big and ponderous for the 90% of the time they are moving one person around a big city at 30mph. Electrification will produce much smaller, lighter, cheaper, safer vehicles for this purpose.
I'm in San Francisco. Straws are as hard to find as housing or republicans.

Glad to hear there is more choice in other areas. But... what starts in SF tends to spread.
Probably not too many avg Joes doing skunkwerks at Uber and getting laid off..
It is legal to discriminate on IQ as long as you apply it to everyone equally.

https://www.globalresearch.ca/us-court-ruled-you-can-be-too-...
Also does snapping, which I can't live without.
Maybe a Chinese Exclusion Act 2.0?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_Exclusion_Act
Wow that's really good advice. Sometimes I think lack of discipline is a side effect of depression or another mental disorder like addiction.
I’m not sure what your talking about alt-` switches between app windows. The windows switcher is dreadful, it clumps all your windows in sorted and you can’t easily swap back and forth between two apps. On macOS, command tabbing nicely flips back and forth between the last used window. Windows never seems to make it easy to switch in my opinion.
Regarding the lazy (and depressed) part. Try getting an Oculus Quest and playing BoxVR for 20 mins every day.

I've just started doing that and within a week I have started to feel a lot more energy.

It's a workout without realizing you're doing a workout, and it helps to get some of that good feeling dopamine running around your body.
Almost everyone in China is literate in Chinese.
Yes there is a real lesson about the pragmatic impossibility of true decentralization in email. Specialization of labor is a useful thing, it turns out.

That being said: the fact that is a protocol and not a proprietary standard does have decentralizing effects that do provide a useful incentive check against providers, even if there are only a few of them. There is also a real lesson there too, that one I'll leave for the reader.
This is awesome!

It's a very creative way of using procedural macros and WebAssembly... congrats to the author!
Many kids in this IQ range often also have a photogenic memory. This helps them do pretty good academically in many tests. There is obviously more than just great memory in excelling at tests but relatively kids who have entire book searchable at high speed in front of them have a tremendous advantage in a setup that at least used to exist decades ago. Eventually, many of these kids end up in Ph.D. programs because excelling and competing with their natural gift of high-speed high-volume memory pushes them forward. This then usually leads to fairly satisfactory lifestyle despite other issues.

I'm wondering how good you considered yourself in memory and retention? If so, did this allowed you to excel at academic tests?
IMO you can't get good bread in grocery stores in any Western country, Norway included. Good bread has about 2-3 times the density of store bread, for one thing, which would make it 2-3 times more expensive to make (2-3 times more raw ingredients + more time & energy in the oven). That takes the price into ridiculous territory, so it's just not reasonable for supermarkets to stock them.

My recommendation: get a decent bread baking machine. What's decent? One where the bread, container and rotor all come out of the machine after baking, so they can be easily washed. It takes about 2 minutes to mix in everything, and the quality is honestly pretty indistinguishable from hand made (as long as I remember to put the rotor back in after cleaning it :).

Dwarf bread refined over decades: 400g wheat flour (coarse if you can get a hold of it), 300ml water, 1ts salt, 50ml olive oil and ½ts dry yeast, which goes in a separate compartment in the machine to be dropped in when ready. To this you can add up to 200g or so of goodies - pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, walnuts or grated carrot.
This is a pretty ambitious change, I'd love to see the data that they used in making it.

I've had people use a service I made for meetups before, https://tagmap.io, but its feature set is a bit different than meetups because it focuses on letting users meet other users rather than centrally-coordinated meetups and events, but it still does allow for community events to be created and marked by users for attendance.

From the comments section here it looks like Meetup will have a lot of other up-and-coming competitors either way though, curious to see how https://github.com/freeCodeCamp/chapter/blob/master/README.m... will look in awhile.
With everyone hacking each other, maybe countries should just openly share IP and avoid the expense/troubles of cyber espionage. The end result is the same.
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Writing a short call-out comment on an anonymous internet forum is easy. Thinking deeply about the appropriate time and place to bring up and challenge a person’s perceived unethical past deeds is difficult.
There are other countries that have not been wealthy but still would consider such basic lunches unpalatable (e.g., Korea, China, Singapore).
Doesn’t Russia also threaten and coerce family members?
Big thanks to mom and dad for not normalizing
me with psychotropic drugs—I truly believe a lot
of people can benefit from them, and I also believe
they would have stolen something from me that could
never be repaid.

Amen. Medication would have made some things easier but would, I think, have robbed me of some things as well.

I had to come up with tons of strategies to work around ADHD and/or anxiety or whatever the hell it was. Because I literally didn't know what those things were, and I went through school before ADHD diagnoses started to really boom. Would I have used ADHD as a crutch? I honestly don't know. I can honestly say I'd have been tempted to.

I wish that childhood had been easier, and I had known that I wasn't "lazy or crazy."

Frankly I wish I could have just had therapy and a life coach for that stuff, rather than meds. Teach me to fish, don't hand me a fish.
Pattern matching. Quasiliterals. PSF support for Poetry or PyPy.
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