skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Your problem, then, is believing that the pill contains something you can never generate without it.

This is a false belief.

You absolutely can, and should, make the conscious decision to be more like X in your everyday life, where X is how you behave under the influence of MDMA.

I had the same problem, and got a horrible down when the drug wore off, UNTIL I realized that what the pill actually does, is SHOW ME WHAT I'M CAPABLE OF FEELING. The very INSTANT I believed it was possible, all bad feels disappeared and I was left with an afterglow that lasted for weeks.

It's not a downside of MDMA, quite the opposite; a reflection of your own weakness, the knowledge of which helps you fix it!
Why would a user need a 12gb gpu to run the game locally? The deep learning model is already trained, and I can’t imagine one needs a gpu to just evaluate the model.
Weird shit happens with explosives. My friend I deployed with has a foot long piece of shrapnel that almost hit him and a couple other people.

Could be a gas tank though.
That's an overcorrected "whom". Become is not a transitive verb.
Me too. Products cycle too fast those days so there is less need for those great books.
React Native – Native Modules Callbacks in Swift
Discussed at the time: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11193758
I think they are created using google slides.
It explains where the speed gains were achieved and I don't think log4j2 really solves that.
Sounds like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chimera_(genetics)
Interesting. First I've heard of Zig and it sounds like a cool language.

I suggest putting the README images in a doc directory so visitors know at first glance that they aren't part of the app.
When Affordable Housing Is Separated by Design
Probably because it's considered a strawman argument. Surely no one actually believes that moving off Earth is an option to solve the climate crisis.
60mg every 3 days. I don't believe it's a common treatment modality - though my doctor has some other patients on it. The primary sensation I experience on an ongoing basis is the the elimination of the sensation of abstract physical pain that I experience with negative thoughts and mood. The process is not inherently anti-inflammatory: while high dose IV ketamine are used to treat inflammatory diseases, as I understand it, the dose I'm taking doesn't directly affect inflammation, but works by modulating glutamate signaling. The relationship between inflammation and mood isn't yet clear to science, but we know that it is likely involved in many cases of treatment resistant depression.

Third hand, I know of people who are taking black market ketamine to treat depression, though I don't know what schedule they are following. There's a definite 'cliff' at the third day, as the ketamine wears off.
I want to draw your attention to Mercury. See how far out it is from the sun. Now consider the fact that orbital cycle calculations were never summing up right with classical laws. The error was consistently repeatable. With curvature of space included, the error disappeared. Look at the distance till which the influence of the sun is, that leaves us unsatisfied with our results!
Hi, thanks but I can still use computer just fine, a tad slower but ok.
Pretty good visualization, which gives a better proportional feeling about orbits than charts which distort proportions. Try scrolling from Mars to Jupiter.
Vscode is electron and starts in 1-2sec on my PC, so that isn't the issue.
I'm quitting video production for a change, also harder to cope with deadlines/ stress from work now.
Is there any way to make this extension work on Firefox?
The USSR was a one trick pony: narrowly specializing in warfare. When this specialization became less relevant due to MAD, it fell apart.
I don't believe that's what the board said. They probably just have a KPI somewhere to increase the share of app usage. Users that have the app are more likely to become long-term reddit users, so increasing that share makes sense. Implementing it in such an annoying way is then someone's decision where the career is dependent on scoring on that KPI.
It's a big model.
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Thanks! I'm used to typing and clicking with my left hand now.
I write standard compliant C++ code that only works with the latest compiler versions because older ones incorrectly claim support for C++ standard, but their implementation is too buggy.
Thinking about that too. Maybe can help inspire others with similar situation.
There must be something I am missing somewhere.

1) I have been a member of a group for many years (Gann study group) . Last Friday I received a notification from the owner who was explaining the group was closing so he set up a new one somewhere else.
I thought it would be nice if I made a backup. So I found a python script on github (there are dozen of scripts in various languages which can be used to backup a yahoo group there).
It took me a couple of minute to get it working and then a while later. Voila ! I had it nicely packed on my hard drive.
So why is it so hard to back up a group? I don't understand the problem.

2) "A phone company in the UK that assigns phone numbers using the groups and now will lose all those phone designations when it’s deleted."

What? Well OK why not.. But? They are a phone company. There must be someone able to scrape all this data? I don't get it? There are so many ways to extract data from yahoo group.
List of Remote Jobs or Gigs Platforms

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1JfNAbUX_lN9K3MCNHO15...

Potentially of interest:

http://writepay.blogspot.com

r/gigworks

r/workingonline

r/freelance
Software has become more and more slower and obnoxious. Everything old, without that magical data is better and faster.
Selling basic most likely didn't get them a fortune though. DOS was the real moneymaker, and Windows, had its success derived from DOS.

They did make a successful transition to Applications though, at a time when Lotus 1-2-3 was making a killing and Lotus was the biggest personal computer software company.

The cloud transformation too is likewise big, quite possibly securing Microsoft the company for the long run, but Gates is not involved in day to day any more for MSFT.
> They also were open source for a long time but closed it like 2 years ago.

Makes me wonder why, to protect their amazing IP, or was the code base just getting too embarrassing to look at?
Broadly speaking, yes. The post suggests that we are operating in a regime where outcomes are insensitive to cost.
Just a few days ago I've read accounts of C++ projects compiling for hours because C++ has a buggy compilation process, e.g. it copies and pastes every header everywhere instead of only one copy. Don't blame developers for obviously flawed language standards.

Templates are of course type unsafe, I'm not sure why you're lying while also admitting that they will only become type-safe in C++20.

Circular references deserves more comment: there is a difference between unmanaged and managed memory. C is unapologetically unmanaged, which cements its position on the embedded scene. But C++ has tried to be the in-between language: you have your raw pointers, and you have your refcount GC (“smart pointers"). And the thing that strikes me is the Cppistas have overwhelmingly chosen GC, but their language's GC is the worst kind, with circular references, performance costs (yes, smart pointers have a lot) and ultimately without memory safety (as raw pointers are still there). They've truly chosen tge worst of both worlds yet don't have the integrity to admit that the future is with managed, traced GC. C++ is like driving a car from the fifties and bragging about how comfortable and modern it is with that new internal combustion engine!
Lost Passport in Dubai – Cruise Leaves Soon. Help
Lost German passport in Dubai – Cruise leaves tomorrow. What should I do? I desperately need this vacation. Burnt out already.
Thanks! I'm used to doing things with my left hand now. Due to stress from the work I plan to sell the company to one of my employees and do something new for a change.
Why A Virtual Address is better than using a P.O. Box
Personally, I believe the loss of civics, home ecs, and other courses of that nature is primarily because they are not curricula tied to standardized testing. With No Child Left Behind and more rigorous focus on standardized testing for everything from determining school funding to teacher performance, anything that wasn't STEM or reading has kind of got chucked out the window, and civics/home ec is the easiest candidate since it doesn't really pull any emotional strings like, say, cutting music classes.

When I was a child in the 2000s we literally had two weeks where the "normal" curricula went to the wayside and we did two weeks of test prep for the city and state exams. Then I show up to college and my roommates getting into the top medical schools need to be told how to fry an egg.
Hi Cluse, I would love to invite you to come evaluate https://www.confidist.com. It is a work in progress but hits on some of the items on your wish list. It isn't comment based, but completely conversation based. Anyone can create a topic for conversation, and participants are grouped for 1:1 conversations. Users rate their conversation, similar to taking an Uber, and can report abuse based on community rules. It is late for me so I will check any messages in the morning. Let me know if you have any feedback. I am eager to hear it.
Thanks, I like to think like I'm playing a game in harder difficult haha
Grad School and Public Health
Thank you, I'm trying to leverage this situation too. Maybe it's a turning point for something better.
We Dropped Realm
As long as you don’t mind being stolen from, sure. Things I’ve witnessed on my account that are difficult to catch weeks after the fact:

- tip added to receipt when I didn’t leave one

- tip increased by $10

- tip entered as total amount

- entire amount charged twice

- credit card number stolen and used at another fast food chain location for one I sometimes visit
Thanks, I still use my old mouse, just swap the buttons.
Actual study this article is referencing:

https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/development-and-psyc...

Abstract:

Animal models of early postnatal mother–infant interactions have highlighted the importance of tactile contact for biobehavioral outcomes via the modification of DNA methylation (DNAm). The role of normative variation in contact in early human development has yet to be explored. In an effort to translate the animal work on tactile contact to humans, we applied a naturalistic daily diary strategy to assess the link between maternal contact with infants and epigenetic signatures in children 4–5 years later, with respect to multiple levels of child-level factors, including genetic variation and infant distress. We first investigated DNAm at four candidate genes: the glucocorticoid receptor gene, nuclear receptor subfamily 3, group C, member 1 (NR3C1), μ-opioid receptor M1 (OPRM1) and oxytocin receptor (OXTR; related to the neurobiology of social bonds), and brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF; involved in postnatal plasticity). Although no candidate gene DNAm sites significantly associated with early postnatal contact, when we next examined DNAm across the genome, differentially methylated regions were identified between high and low contact groups. Using a different application of epigenomic information, we also quantified epigenetic age, and report that for infants who received low contact from caregivers, greater infant distress was associated with younger epigenetic age. These results suggested that early postnatal contact has lasting associations with child biology.
Recaptcha is the crappiest product Google makes, in my opinion. If they're as bad at detecting a human, they shouldn't even be trying. I can solve 10 puzzles correctly in a row and it's still thinks I'm not a human.
With the population of LA County at 4 million, that 1.2B comes in at $300 per person taxed. That's $300 out of the pocket of each resident given to the cause. (But, I'm sure that a good portion of that actually gets pocketed by some officials along the way.)
I had this. Once I added a backup email address, it worked. I found this by trial and error. It seems that Yahoo doesn't consider its email addresses to be valid.
I don't have anywhere near the same number of items in my iBooks app (only a few PDFs actually).

Once a book is open, it's ok, but it just took 40s to open the app. That actually seems a little quicker than it has been, so maybe Amazon has done some work on the app.
I'm hoping someone uploads the source code for the Landmark game to Github.
Not blaming them, but still a nice example to illustrate the myth that 'the cloud' will let you operate without a sysadmin (someone that knows about setting up and managing infrastructure). Yes, there might not be servers you have to rack and electrical power to be provisioned, but the amount and granularity of the parameters and decisions on the virtual fabric to be decided on and continuously monitored for changes and opportunities that could have an enormous impact on performance and cost is orders of magnitude higher.
Read Patrick McKenzie's blog. In particular, this: https://training.kalzumeus.com/newsletters/archive/consultin...
The model weighs about 6.2 GB, you can check it from install.sh [1] that currently downloads it via torrent (it was S3 days ago, I think).

[1] https://github.com/AIDungeon/AIDungeon/blob/master/install.s...
A number of games written in managed runtimes will pre-allocate a large number of objects at the start of each level/zone, and hope they don't run out before the next level (where a GC can run).
It seems to me that if a psychological effect is so small that you can meta-analyse hundreds of studies and still not be sure whether it exists or not, then it doesn’t matter if it does or not.

This isn’t physics, where the existence of a tiny effect such as time dilation might nonetheless have significance beyond the observable regime. If a psychological effect is barely measurable then it’s of no use to anybody. In particular you don’t need to go around taking it into effect in your everyday life.

Compare to the original analogy of a muscle. An actual muscle, if you work it close to its limit, will be weaker one minute later... but if you work it to its limit three times a week for a month it will get stronger. These effect sizes are large, they’re consistently observed in ~100% of healthy adults, and you can actually apply them in your life.
I just joined 137. I hope they get crawled!
Hardening their infrastructure, in preparation for what?
I don't think literal types are esoteric at all, they are one of the most useful features of the type system, especially when combined with Union and intersection types. That functionality alone is why I miss TS so much when I switch over to Java land.
No, this is them hardening their infrastructure. Getting rid of all the external sourced backdoors.
Peer recognition chatbot that can boost team culture
There are plenty of proof of stake consensus protocols out there already (Avalanche, iChing, Ouroboros, ...). These do not require the huge power demands of proof of work to provide network security. As a result, they also don't need the high ongoing investment to support the decentralized network.
On my laptop, I use Apple's Mail.app, rather than a browser.

When I switch to my phone, also using the iOS Mail application, it's all synced up.

I seldom need to log in: the Mail apps use my keychain to sign me in to all the accounts transparently.

I have at least one signature for each account, and several for some. When sending a new email, I select the correct source address (two taps/clicks), and signature (another two clicks) if the default isn't correct.

Replies set the account automatically, so I just need to choose the signature there.
I am sure those making the decisions earn more.
The second video is truly impressive. On the other hand I'm getting a bit scared for the expectations for the average office worker 10-20 years from now.
I think part of it is inertia. There was a time when C++ only had a tree based map, but eventually it got a hash map too.

And part of it is that a database needs a sorted index. Because a lot of common queries would be awful without one. And when you have a sorted index already, a hash index becomes a nice-to-have.
I don't really see your point. Types can prove the absence of those bugs. "Writing good code" is not... anything.
In contrast to proof of work, proof of stake will support itself since it doesn't come with the high power demands.
Thanks it's simple and easy
Blogspam of

https://www.propublica.org/article/separated-by-design-why-a...

Original submit:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19999892
Raft achieves consensus with a log as opposed to a single value. This makes it ideal for databases as they are already working with a write log.
I agree there have been improvements in the right direction, but if you were in Snowden's shoes, would you be satisfied with these improvements compared to the sacrifices you've made and continue to make? Why did he have to throw away a normal, comfortable life with good pay for constant anxiety and uncertainty to expose something to the citizens of the world - when the citizens of the world don't even want to stop watching Netflix to do something about this issue?
Call your consulate. Call your cruise company.
Sorry, I'm not sure I understand at all the difference between this and the 'wat' stuff.
Still not clear why a university research lab would keep this running 'for a few more days' and not pull the plug immediately until either having the costs under control or some sort of reasonal matching benefit in place.
Discussed at the time: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14864183
I always loved working for startups because that people there are passionate and ready to improve without any reason. But early stage startups would be too risky in my situation. But good tech heavy companies are always welcome.

Location: Nürnberg, Germany
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Python, Ruby, Golang, Kafka, Prometheus, data pipelines, OpenStack, Kubernetes, Django. etc
Résumé/CV: http://bit.ly/2YtMmZX (google drive)
Email: in resume
A lot of HN users couldn't run it and have a reasonable experience because they don't own computers with GPUs capable of generating a response in a timely manner.
I (nearly) always use a local app for my email too -- the UX is just so much better.

So far as being in the Cloud goes, all the email is kept in IMAP folders "in the Cloud", I just have a local cache in the Mail app.
how much storage do you think in total all of the Yahoo Groups content takes?
Jobs didn't have anything personal against Sculley most likely, but it was revenge on the takeover from product/engineering/creative people to sales/marketing/MBA control at Apple. [1]

Steve Jobs knew the problem when the product people get driven out from the decision making, the coup d'état from the value creators to the value extractors.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AxZofbMGpM
Probably because it’s unresolved 5 years later
2016: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11712449

2012: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4154927

2011: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2492566

2008 ("I just noticed that this classic piece of advice has never been directly posted to HN."): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=175199
Method for fast generic dispatch in Common Lisp, used in the SICL implementation [pdf]
They won by making a good Office. The "standard" at the time was Lotus 1-2-3, WordPerfect and dBase III. Lotus's suite included AmiPro as a word processor, and while it did WYSIWYG layout like nobody's business, it wasn't really ready for any document-heavy work (legal, etc.). Approach wasn't half bad, though. WordPerfect offered Quattro Pro as a spreadsheet and Paradox as a database, but it was defintely a bunch of applications in a box rather than an office suite.

Word had the advantage of the move to Windows and WYSIWYG - WordPerfect for Windows (and WP6 for DOS in WYSIWYG mode) meant nearly as big a change as moving to Word did, so n o loss there. The Excel crew had gone way out of their way to make everything 1-2-3 compatible. And Access was less wacky than Paradox, so the dBase croud didn't miss Borland all that much. None of the Office apps were, by themselves, at the top of the game at the time, but they were all good enough... and they worked and felt as if they were all of a piece.
No its just getting started, the world is still largely almost all unstructured data that needs to be structured
You must be trolling... Templates in C++ ARE for metarogramming. The fact that they work as a glorified text substitution (and they are only coming around to fix them in 2020) leaves no apology for the tool.
Agreed, the whole article is scary. It seems to suggest that a whole new generation is being taught self-destructive financial behavior.
I like http://displaymenu.milchimgemuesefach.de/index.html as a means of getting a full range of specific XxY resolutions for macOS (rather than the xs, s, m, l, xl approach in System Preferences).
I wonder just how low the accuracy was (well, to be a pedant, I presume the main problem was precision rather than accuracy). The 99% use case for machine gun fire (and indeed rifle fire in modern warfare) is suppression.
Visual aids for education are invaluable and garner interest from adults and children alike. The English Village I like in has a scale solar system in the park.

http://www.solarsystem.otford.info/

The scale includes adjacent stars. This means there are partner locations as far afield as LA, Sydney and The Falklands!

http://www.solarsystem.otford.info/nearest-stars/4544490779

My children are fascinated.
Lots of Microsoft quantum posts all at once omiossec!
Every single concept here smells "Google". Is this a project of an ex-googler?
I think this falls under the "e-postage" variant of the Final Ultimate Solution to the Spam Problem (FUSSP).

https://www.rhyolite.com/anti-spam/you-might-be.html
In 2011, I was applying to Stanford for Ph.D. (I didn't get in, and eventually had a bad experience starting at KAIST in Korea). At the time, I was living in Vancouver, and I took a couple of weeks to visit friends from exchange programme in California, and briefly passed Stanford. I emailed a couple of professors to try to meet (and maybe get a foot in the door...).

Héctor very kindly replied to my email! He also invited me to the InfoLab lunch, which was about MOOCs that day. He was very friendly and knowledgable, and even though I was but fresh out of university in the UK, he welcomed me warmly, humbly listened to some of my crazy ideas about data management, and encouraged me to pursue serious research.

It's sad to read of his passing. I'm grateful that he's well-known enough to be memorialised here on Hacker News; he deserves the recognition.
In the words of my two year old, "woah! It's so big!"

I've learned not to over-analyze and trust what he says.
Jim Jannard made a fortune on Oakley sunglasses and then later went on to found RED digital cinema cameras, almost singlehandedly destroying the film cinema camera business in the process.
This didn't address my favorite theory: that (some) kids are programmed to learn as much as they can about the nearby megafauna, and in this world the closest approximation is these big garbage/fire/construction vehicles.
Woah super cool!

With my Logitech MX Master free-scrolling, I could go way faster than C.