skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The formulas are to help us internalize the behavior. Having a crucial conversation is behavior change. We need to change ourselves. The formula helps us see the paths to change. Overtime, as you apply the formula, the underlying behavior sticks, and you forget the formula. So yes, while formulaic empathy feels dishonest, it will eventually lead to you being genuinely more empathetic.
Great, now just add a law banning parents' workplaces from starting before 8am and we are all set
My daughter skipped a year and it was really good for her. Also: extra year in your youth - what's not to like?
Both of those only show data from after 2013, which is well after Solaris lost. I'm afraid I don't understand your point?

The code execution vulnerabilities from 2013 seem to be from third-parry products (pip, squid, etc.) What part of these links should I be looking at?
Dietlibc – a Libc optimized for small size
How to Check If a Zip File Is Corrupted? Learn More About Zip Corruptions Errors
The actual title at the page in question is “Why I Left Red Hat”, and details the work the author is doing to help set up the AI Infrastructure Foundation and the Practical AI Ethics Foundation.
DoorDash Android app stores credentials in plain text in the log during auth
They would have to announce Diablo 5 to distract anyone.
I read the article as All world leaders, not specifically foreign ones.
It seems like it was always possible to do these things with something (salt, baking powder, potatoes, etc). Maybe they just found a better way of putting it in a bottle.
Really? How many cars have cyclists killed over the last 20 years? Not sure how you can get more aggressive than that.
Make a move! or get on with the program. Whining about it online won't get you there. I swapped side of the world at 21 and never looked back.
All the German speaking countries have excessive bureaucracy

Their direct democracy has produced annoying outcomes, all in all its had remarkable outcomes for Switzerland
A lot of the comments are focusing on the burden for the parents, but there is also negative impact on the kids from less wealthy backgrounds.

My last 2 years of high school, I went to 7am first period to be able to get out early enough to put in 6-8 hours of work and still have enough time for homework. That extra hour and a half was critical to making it work.

Without the work and extra cash, I probably would have had a lot different experience and may have not stayed motivated for college/grad school/etc. But more importantly, this income let me feel on the level around much wealthier kids who didn’t work or worked for their parents businesses. Confidence is priceless at that age!
Well the other thing was that the surplus market for 6 month old machines undercut their sales.

It's true that PC's (amd64) became capable workstations around the same time, or shortly after. And that didn't help.

But for the time, the RISC UNIX Workstation was NOT overpriced. If you compare your $1500 core-i7 machine of today to a $30,000 RISC machine of 2001, the later would seem overpriced. But not at all if compared to the $1500 Dell of 2001 running Windows NT 4.0. Remember, things changed very rapidly. And the dot-com burst before Linux and amd64 really happened.

In a way, both Linux and x86/amd64 have turned the PC into the UNIX workstation of the 90's and 2000's. And with ONE dominant, excellent, kinda-sorta SVR4 OS too (Linux).
What are some of the corporate sustainability reporting standards?

How can I score a candidate portfolio with sustainability metrics in order to impact invest with maximum impact?
Microsoft had to skip 9 because programmers are lazy.

A lot of programs refused to work if there was a `9` in the version name.

That was of course because those programs needed something newer than Windows 95 or Windows 98. So they just did a string search for `9` in the version name.

There may be a few programs that wouldn't work on `8.9` or `10.9` if they were released for the same reason.
half the population lives in the greater Zürich area.

Probably 4 million people would disagree with this assemssment.

Switzerland has a population of ca. 8.5M, of which (roughly) 6 Million are in the German speaking region. The greater Zurich area consists of ca. 1.3 Million inhabitants.

A Basler, or a person from Berne may feel a bit offended, despite the fact that a lot of people from other parts of the country commute to Zurich to work.

Edit to add: THose are today's numbers. But the relations are not very different from 2007.
Older solutions still work on laravel for the most part. There are newer cleaner ways to do things but very few breaking changes.
Yeah, I think people would be amazed by the number of people that have StraightTalk plans and phones from Walmart. A lot of $30-$50 phones paying as they go.
The most important document you may ever read
Discussed at the time: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15170378
Expert skeptics rattle Europe’s climate cage
You mean before allowing someone else to do it? You almost sound like you think apple cares about privacy any more than it serves their financial interests at the moment.
And don't get me started on xenophobia or the place of woman in society.

Exactly. Moving to Switzerland is only a reasonable option if you (and your family) are white.
What about investing in sustainable, innovative startups and small businesses (and crowdfunding campaigns)? What about direct capital investment? What about the American dream?

(Small businesses are a significant source of growth in our economy today and for the future)
If you have problems with situations in which you are around people with whom you disagree, constantly insulating yourself from those situations sounds like a foolproof way to guarantee that you will always be stressed out and terrified of social interaction.
Interesting, but there is one major problem with this work in that they are probably using RL when it's not necessary.

I highly suspect they could get quite good results simply with random search as the parameter space is not that complicated.

They appear to report random search results in table 1, but I highly suspect those numbers are incorrect because they report lower performance using random search compared to random parameters, which doesn't make much sense. I see how that could happen in extreme cases with severe overfitting, but that doesn't seem that likely.
Just to be clear, I didn't get the "fundamentally a single guy" insight until about seven years into my third marriage. I got that I'd been trying to be the guy that my partners wanted me to be. Or indeed, that I'd decided that I wanted to be. But I just couldn't manage it, for more than five years or so. As in the Woody Allen line that lifeisstillgood quoted: "I couldn't keep that up - I would have had a heart attack."

So I shared that with my wife, and apologized. And that transformed our marriage. I stopped pretending to be someone I'm not, and resenting her for it. And I gather that she stopped expecting me to be someone I'm not.
I think it would be a better idea to make the minor number be the major number. So skip to 32.
I appreciate the perspective that you’re coming from, but I come from a family of educators. They do have occasional in service days over the summer and obviously are expected back at work a week or so before classes start. Other than that, it very much is a three-month vacation, one that shaped a large part of my childhood.
> Oracle strikes me as a deeply disfunctional organisation.

Sure, they're deeply dysfunctional, but all big corps are pretty dysfunctional about money.

I was working for a company purchased by a Fortune 500, and had a bill from a company purchased by Oracle. Between their Accounts Receivable, and our Accounts Payable, once it took about 3 months to pay the quarterly bill. Only some of the dysfunction was Oracle's fault. :P
I hate Xlib
Also recommended: "Lo and behold! Reveries of the connected world" by Werner Herzog.
If students are to wake with the sun in winter months, that would mean waking up at 8AM where I went to school. You would need to start school around 9:30AM since some students spent over 1 hour on the bus.
2to3 is such a small part of the solution. It only takes care of basic stuff, but to really get things right you need to know the types.
They aren't. You are noticing videos that have a similarity to things you have talked about recently. It's the same phenomenon that occurs when you learn a new word, then all the sudden it starts popping up everywhere.
> but, it's owned by larry

How do you figure? The OpenJDK project maintains the language specifications, and reference libraries, and even a JVM.

Oracle is now, just another JVM vendor that takes OpenJDK and compiles it for convenience and/or a support contract - if that's your cup of tea... along with Azul Systems, Red Hat, IBM, AdoptOpenJDK, Amazon, SAP, and more. Some of these vendors also offer proprietary JVM's that claim to focus on some particular problem or offer specific features above-and-beyond reference JVM's.

But... for all, OpenJDK project is the standards body - and is not controlled by Oracle.
I am doing everyday one of the best commute in Switzerland if not in the world e.g. I am passing through the Lavaux.

Your point?

I spent too much now to go anywhere else.
The "flux monoid" for word counts is pretty cool. IIRC there was a paper about doing something like that with regular expression monoids to make parallelizable RE matchers, etc. I can't recall the title at the moment.
The combination of empathy and forcing people feels oxymoronic to me. Also, forcing people or even getting them to do something is not in the spirit of NVC, as I understand it.
Is it possible they also like you because your TC is low? Nothing better than a compliant employee who doesn't demand market pay rates.

IMO, in the optimal situation, both parties are a little unhappy.
Moving to Switzerland is only a reasonable option if you (and your family) are white.

That's a silly statement.

While there certainly is racism and xenophobia in Switzerland it's an very globally oriented society.

Have a look at the Swiss football team, or the CEO of Credit Swiss, who happens to be black.
They still exist somewhat and definitely do rattle!
I love Framework7. It's a nice template/framework for mobile web.

Feature wise I like it more than Bootstrap or Ionic, but the design needs some work.

https://framework7.io/
It's totally open sourced and there are multiple implementations by different vendors. All work on it is done on OpenJDK, right out in the open.
Yeah, it's the easiest way to discriminate against poor people without getting into trouble. Hell, you can even point to papers that say parental participation in schools helps the children. All the while you know poor folks won't apply.
Having spent significant time in Switzerland, I can attest that no, it is not.
Has CEQA been fixed yet? The Van Ness bus lane project was approved by voters in 2003 after Proposition K, but the CEQA report was finished only in 2014 because one of the eighteen environmental measures that required a full CEQA review was "level of service" for automobiles (so any project that reduced car throughput "hurts the environment" and required a review). Construction is slated to finish in 2021, a full 18 years after the original plan.

For more context:
https://www.citylab.com/transportation/2014/07/transit-proje...
https://www.sfcta.org/projects/van-ness-improvement-project
If that's the case, why do my VMs in public clouds constantly go down for hardware maintenance?

We've definitely regressed despite the buzzwords and hype.
I don't know if we read "carry their load" the same.

I think of it that parents need to teach their kids how to behave, not math. Kids who come to class and don't listen, talk when the teacher is talking and disturb the other kids is going to be a problem. Children who act out violently or with screaming when confronted create big problems. Children who are not adjusted to being respectful towards other children and grownups will ruin any school.

That job is in my mind the job of the parent, the teacher should not have to use math class to try and get a child to be respectful. This is what it in my mind means when you tell someone that parents need to "carry their load".

If the teacher needs to do all these additional jobs, then I think we need to change the whole institution of school.
This is what I've been building for the last four years—mostly offline, but putting more stuff online:

emotionalselfdefense.com

...unless you were referring to NVC itself, as I think it could also be used for this, although much of the work that I do is trying to build on the shoulders of NVC.
DigitalOcean?
> Dominance is irrelevant, and a law based on that would be completely unreasonable.

There are quite a few laws in the US that give special legal privileges to some construction such as "the top two political parties" or similar. For example, specifying that a committee's membership be composed of 1/3 one of the top two parties, 1/3 the other of the top two parties, and 1/3 unaffiliated. Or 1/2 one of the top two parties and 1/2 the other one.

You're absolutely correct that this is completely unreasonable, but it's also common as dirt.
the things americans want aren't the things americans gets.
I think what frustrates me about speaking with some people who have learned NVC is that they seem to speak it with a very rigid formula and then they seem frustrated when I don't respond with the same sentence structure. Almost like they're speaking a different language and want me to conform to their language instead of meeting me halfway.

Does that sound related to what you're talking about?
Which api’s specifically? VMS was always (and still is?) posix compliant, as was nt. VMS even ran x11!
The eye rolling is often justified. The value of something like NVC is having an entire framework for managing relationships (and it is a fantastic framework, havn't seen a better one yet).

However a lot of vocal people are happy to take the words and not join the pieces together properly. There are a lot of mistakes in interpreting NVC that quickly lead to eye-roll-worthy corporate inductions. The nuance is critical and complicated.

Eg, I'd assume an average person trying to talk about NVC either thinks:

1) Thinks it is a tool to use after someone else is already upset.

2) Hasn't understood it and thinks that the point is to appease someone who is angry by not being aggressive.
No, since Lyft isn't a taxi service, according the city.
This is really cool!

The “switch” acts more like a “pain rheostat,” similar to a home thermostat that modulates temperature — the pain rheostat reacts to pain signals to modulate pain sensations. In the mice, researchers found that activity in neurons that express protein kinase C-delta (CeA-PKCδ) turned up the pain rheostat and demonstrated an increase in pain-related responses. Conversely, researchers found that activity in neurons that express somatostatin (CeA-Som) turned down the pain rheostat, inhibiting nociception or the chain of activity in the nerves required to communicate pain.

During the experiments, researchers were able to take advantage of molecular genetic approaches that allow them to fluorescently label and manipulate the activity of these two central amygdala cell types. They found that when they blocked CeA-PKCδ neurons, pain activity decreased. When researchers activated CeA-Som neurons, they observed a marked analgesic response in mice.

Do these findings have any immediate practical benefit for humans?
To the point that one can find similar APIs when reading VMS documentation.
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How Mozilla know how many people have activated telemetry? Maybe they are making decisions based only in the few minority of user that have activated it.
It's interesting how much faster your laptop SSD is compared to these high end performance oriented systems. Keeping in mind that the localhost/tls-disabled number is a high bound. (Not singling out Arrow by any means, most others are slower. )

I wonder which came first, the petering off of wired network hardware perf improvement, or the software bottlenecks that become obvious if we try to use today's faster networks. 100 Mb ethernet came in 1995, gigE in 1999, 10 gigE in 2002 and gained adoption in a few years.. on that track we should have had 100gigE in 2006 and seen it in servers in 2008 / workstations in 2010. And switches / routers should have seen terabit ethernet in 2010. Today's servers(X) seem to be at about 25 GBe, and with multicore that's just 1-2 gigabits per core.

(X) according to https://www.supermicro.com/products/system/1U/
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Dude, you can get banned permanent from Twitter for writing "men aren't women". Happened to a famous Canadian feminist [0].

Or, I dare you to write some spicy tweets about "white people" and then try the same ones about "black people". Just watch how different your treatment is.

The idea that Twitter Inc. is anything close to even-handed or principles-based in their rules enforcement is a joke. They're entirely converged to a deep San Francisco hardcore-progressive worldview representing about 8% of Americans [1] and perhaps 1% of the world population.

[0] https://thefederalist.com/2018/11/25/twitter-permanently-ban...

[1] https://hiddentribes.us/
> Presumably the issue was not with the subject of study, but with the level of the degree. No offense to JDs (I have one also), but it's not the same thing as a PhD.

The level? Sure, a JD isn't the same thing as a PhD, but it explicitly is at exactly the same level -- they're both doctoral degrees. The letters stand for Juris Doctor ("doctor of law") and Philosophiae Doctor ("doctor of philosophy").
I’d agree, when the only choice is between having a way to achieve social mobility versus no way to achieve it. Personally, I think those on the outside would prefer more choices than two bad ones. We can certainly imagine economic systems that prevent people from being locked out by design, rather than allow people with talent and effort that statistically only comes from having financial advantage.

Like, I think last week I might have argued exactly what you’re saying, that there’s some idea of merit that measures and reflects innate talent & effort and can be disconnected from connections and money. But is that really true? Can you actually separate them? Are you sure - certain - that talent isn’t, on average, statistically, something that you have the resources to develop only if you have a support system of money/family/friends that allows you to spend time on it?

The problem with merit for the poor and the middle class is that “merit” means you have to work much much harder than someone who’s rich to have the same merit. Hard enough that it’s rare, and we fetishize the few people who do while ignoring the fact that the net effect of the system really keeps the poor poor.

What if providing truly equal opportunity actually requires not judging people by talent, because pure talent is itself severely biased by money?
Teachers who cannot understand why you can't use the Apple Store on an Android fare no better at understanding that they can't run X proprietary Windows program on a Chromebook.
> I see no reason why people shouldn't be educated in more basic and practical things like computers

Because the teachers and education department are useless. My nephews had to get an iPad for their programming class, an expensive device (and all the problems with that) that is less capable and far less practical to learn programming on.

Imagine how much better school could be if kids had raspberry pis and and use free tools like gnuplot in their maths and physics classes.
Yes, the industry does not care about Rubik's cube and Go. The industry, however, would not exist in the first place if not preceded by researchers on equivalent endevours that would make zero monetary sense on first look. Markets are created by those that can envision one with the given technology. No matter how incredulous the technology might look like.
Yes, they can and do.

This of course leads to a societal enclave where even expats that would like to integrate into Swiss society find it harder and harder to do so.

On the other hand, the more right-wing press and parties use them to point out the perceived lack of willing to integrate into society to further restrict immigration.

I wouldn't describe this as a mitigation, more of an escalation.
Even when comparing against IBM i and z/OS language environments?

What about Windows CLR/COM/UWP?

Curious about what you find being unmatched, as I never used VMS, beyond diving into its developer's documentation.
In at least two states (Washington and Massachusetts) I know first hand that _community_ colleges only require a Master's.

As far as I know this is normal across the US - I don't know of any community colleges anywhere that ask for PhDs (since community colleges focus on teaching, not research)
Visual D is a plugin for Visual Studio, so no. Code-D is a plugin for VS Code, so it works anywhere VS Code does.
I go to Oktoberfest (Munich) every year, and for a beer festival with hundreds of thousands drunk people in crowded tents and all-cash transactions, it is an amazingly safe place.
Unfortunately lobsters doesn't accept open registration.
Be aware that most (more than 50%) of the 100ug tabs are actually not even 50ug according to recent studies, especially the one found in western countries. Usually, "real" 100ug shakes your world.
Google did not have an OpenJDK alternative, they had a implementation of a language and stdlib that was 99% identical to Java.
It's a bit ironic that he could have used that advice on himself, especially the first quote when designing C++.
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volunteer fire departments who only put out house fires for people who pay is actually a thing. voluntaryism is quite doable on the local level.
> It also states one line before

I know and I believe there is a purpose to be exactly after that line. Writing only simple code is not enough. If you write everything in a simple manner your code will most likely be complicated, that's exactly why you have next - complex is better than complicated.

I see this feature the same way as comprehensions, scary and complex at first, but once you learn it you would wish anyone would use it.
Like I said - why not push it to a start time of noon or later then? Was that studied too? Or are we just basing policy off a half-baked idea, here in Calunicornia?

I can be skeptical this will have any real impact, despite the findings of one survey-study.

The cited study was a survey students voluntarily completed... which opens the door for response bias. The study was only conducted over a single school year, and no two schools had the same modified schedule. Nor did they repeat the study for a second school year to ensure they didn't observe anomalies, nor go back to the old schedule to see if a simple schedule change - not the late start time - is what prompted the changes. Nor did they follow students through their student career, maintaining the altered schedule to see if performance results were consistent.

The 9,000 students might sound impressive - but this is not actually a good long term study... far from it.
NVC is for finding mutual purpose. A classroom setting, the goal is to encourage students to push themselves. Their is no mutual purpose. Their goal of staying silent and doing as little as possible directly opposes your goal of wanting them to learn and push themselves.
This is why I like the book crucial conversations. Step 1 is: identifying a crucial conversation. And you only apply the techniques in those situations. They are only intended for those types of situations, not everything. A crucial conversation is a conversation where
1. Stakes are high
2. Emotions run strong
3. Opinions vary

All three have to be true for these techniques to be useful.
I bring two laptop
yes hide and seek champions!
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