skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You can find similarly silly statements about other skilled work. The bottom line is that humans can learn something; valuable experts are the priduct of an extensive training process.

I would argue for the benefits of retraining people of dying industries for work in growing industries.
My experience with kippo was that it basically didn’t work. They’d come in and run a few commands and then ghost. I figured they had some easy way to find out if they were inside a honeypot that’s was immediately obvious to me.
Duplicate of: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21952955
You're right, the benefit isn't really about character differences. In both cases users need to be taught that '-' isn't a divider and '.' is a divider. The benefit is that it would be easier to teach people to start on the left then search right than it is to teach people to start at the leftmost / (but not the ones in the scheme) then search left.
That isn't much of a solution in practice. No helmet manufacturer puts best after dates, other than in fine print nobody reads and practically nobody replaces helmets unless they see visible damage.
But he was talking to/about coal miners, not furnace stokers.

"They probably could have trained pigeons to drop in coal chunks in return for bird seed."

Yeah. Other than on very small scales, that job was automated out of existence a hundred years ago. I'm surprised to hear that anyone is still employed doing that, frankly.
Completely agree. The author glosses over the fact that half of coding is just pattern recognition derived from seeing something written a certain way many, many, many times over.

It's not far-fetched to consider that exposing kids to an hour of code daily could make transitioning to a programming career much more feasible in their later life (whereas without this exposure, programming might seem like untouchable black magic). Heck, I think the reason my own transition to being a dev was relatively smooth is because I was obsessed making HTML websites as a kid. Despite not touching it for ~15 years, even that exposure proved invaluable in picking up the skills relatively fast
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No, I do not. When someone has 2 or more years of work experience, one slightly low grade stops having meaning. Ask about projects they’ve worked on instead.
Not too well. I feel like a chunk of them could still work for the next ten years. I think the timing is the tricky part. For example, for this year's 10 year predictions, my China prediction would be better off a little farther out to have a higher likelihood.

I'm interested to see if betting on big trends make this batch any more accurate.
Anecdote: My dad did this in the 70s. I believe you’re correct. He was working overseas and was frequently dispatched to countries without modern repair facilities such as Saudi Arabia.

One story that stands out is he asked a local worker to warm up the APU. The worker proceeded to build a fire under the APU, destroying it. What he meant was start it up and let it run until it reaches operating temperature.
I always wondered why no major phone manufacturers thought to stick an e-ink display on the back of the phone.

I’d love to leave it docked on my desk while it scrolled through useful displays, such as calendar, time, weather etc.
There is a pro-bono organization called SIMP (Statutory Implications for Male Predators) dedicated to taking on these cases specifically where young women have been tricked into working in pornography without proper instruction and disclosure about how these productions will be disseminated and what the full consequences may be for themselves and their loved ones. I consider these people monsters of the worst sort, and I hope they all are crushed under the weight of the law at least as heavily as the cretins behind GDP. My deepest condolences to you and your wife, and good luck.
But pretty much all of those differences get handled at the compiler level, right?
Were you more than a couple years out of college at the time?
Hi, slightly unrelated to the thread, but do you have any resources you can recommend for modern Android UI development? (besides the basic google resources/ codelabs...etc)
We only see code when customers open-source it or otherwise explicitly share it with us. We are directly in touch with several customers who are using the PyTorch / TPU integration, so we hear feedback from them, and we also run a variety of open-source PyTorch models on Cloud TPUs ourselves as we continue to improve the integration.
Variables are WAY MORE VARIED than that and FAR MORE EFFECTIVE to focus on than abstract notions like calories. Your body doesn't know what a calorie is, even though it's been proven that humans are UNCANNILY good at guesstimating the calorie content of various meals placed before them once they understand the concept of calories. What your body understands is:

-the variables you listed

-NUTRIENT TIMING

-HORMONAL RESPONSES TO NUTRIENT TIMING (fasting naturally stimulates the pulsatile production of Human Growth Hormone which guys like Thiel take artificially).

-The timing and quality of one's exercise and how that exercise relates to their other activity levels -- but you basically already listed that variable.

TL;DR: Nutrition, FASTING, and RESISTANCE TRAINING are ancient remedies that work in ways both obvious AND even more nuanced and complicated than any of us could ever comprehend. It could be infinitely complicated. Through YEARS of trial and error, I've found that nutrient timing, near-daily intermittent fasting, and the overall guesstimation of thenmacronutrient breakdowns of the foods I DO eat, are far more effective variables to focus on than abstract concepts like "calories" that our bodies do not understand on a physical level despite the fact that we can intellectually understand what a calorie is.

TL;dr of the TL;DR: imo, focusing on calories bad. Focusing on synching circadian rhythms and fasting and nutrient timing good.

Source: I am jacked, ripped, shredded, whatever you wanna call it. my body's that way right now, my body has been this way for years, yes im bragging but I'm happy to post pics and prove I'm not bullshitting anyone. and I'm completely drug free and I've never taken a steroid or any hormonal supplent in my entire life. I got this way after a few years of intermittent fasting, careful electrolyte supplementation, and microdosing kratom and caffeine as a pre-workout, then alternating between lifting heavy and light and making the gym a near daily habit while taking as few rest days as possible like my Natty hero Jack LaLanne. I can guarantee that anyone who focuses on these aforementioned points of focus, over the course of years, will get the exact bodily aesthetics they want without drugs because I currently have the exact body I want, ive had it for years now, and I'm totally drug free and honestly it feels like a miracle.

People shit on "kinobody" on YouTube but he's right on the money about 95% plus of fitness wisdom imo. If you can get past his performative douchebag persona, his knowledge and mental frames are real, simple, logical, and powerful. He has languaged his bodily transformation in a very effective way, IMO. :)
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LMAO Ferret was sooo bad. It was written by a guy who effed off to Japan to study Jujitsu, and I remember my first startup job was porting all of its ints to size_t.
Typically in economics less supply increases price.
They were defrauded. Full stop.

I don't understand the smugness in your reply. (Perhaps I'm reading it wrong, this is the internet after all.) But what is remarkable/condemnable about a human willing to do something relatively harmless yet embarrassing for money "if no one finds out"?
This was multiple years ago so I don't remember details. I think something around task reliability, performance, and I think architecture flaws that meant we couldn't prioritize tasks or some other missing features we needed. We process around 50-1000 jobs per second.
AirBnB is a new source of income for some, but its effect on market prices is the same as any other way of getting a higher income, like getting a higher salary. So I don't see this as market distortion either. It's just a more competitive market.

But it's still bad for other renters competing for spots, and there are all the other reasons neighbors don't like AirBnB.
Good work! I like the concept of creating a new project based two formerly popular css projects that now seem to be abandoned.

A nice way to pay respect to the work done by previous contributors, and also giving the projects a chance at a second life. Could be a good way to drive interest again, and encourage further development!
And a rad one at that - stayed there on the way through JFK a few weeks ago. If you’re feeling fancy you can even take a Blade helicopter into the city - they have a desk right at TWA.
I've used One Medical in NYC for the past two years but I'll probably drop them the next year.

The primary care checkups were nowhere near as thorough as ones I've had with one-off doctors. The only benefit that I value that they provide to me is the ability to schedule appointments online, but I frequently find that it is more and more rare to find an open slot the day of (or I have to travel way further across town than I would like, with degree of urgency affecting how eager I am to do this), and many practitioners seem booked 1-3 weeks into the future. With such full scheduling, sometimes I just end up going to a local chain of urgent care clinics instead and usually see someone within 30 minutes or so.
The easy way is what bitcoin cash (BCH) did, and what Satoshi assumes would be done: raise the max block size.

The other easy way is to do what either win (ETH) did and change the average time between blocks from 10 minutes to say 10 seconds or so.
Nah, you're not alone. If a chick gets on camera for cash and the dude is like "don't worry, not a lot of people will see it", the chick is dumb if she really thinks that is the case.

Come the fuck on folks.
I think the wording of the title is likely making people think this is "just another fork". However, this is made by Bram and he's looking to drastically optimize the way VimScript functions are called (as opposed to redesigning the scription language).

Either way, I'm happy that I saw it 1 of the handful of times it's been posted. Being a NeoVim regular, though, I'm more interested about how/if this carries over and what the gains would be there.
Pretty sure this is false.
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Isn't there the danger that Apple just forbids/bans this remote code reloading/replacement to protect their users? I mean it's a loophole that can get abused (and likely is) for stuff that wouldn't make it through the review process in first place..
In what fucking reality are they entitled to two million shekels for having their tits, asshole, and pussy posted online?

This is a fucking lol-able sham.
> The point is Mozilla, Apple and Adobe did enormous work on JS before Chrome was released.

That's true relative to the work they had done on, for example, Gopher support, but it's not true relative to the work they did after Chrome was released. As I said, JS performance from 1995 to 2008 hadn't increased by even a factor of 4; then Chrome was released in 2008 and it immediately increased by a factor of 4, more than it had increased in the entire previous 13-year history of JS. It's true that there existed other optimization efforts. But they weren't successful, probably because not nearly enough effort was devoted to them. Tamarin Tracing/TraceMonkey was eventually discarded and is not part of SpiderMonkey today, although a different JIT strategy is. (LuaJIT uses the tracing-JIT strategy very successfully, though.)

> nbody and Fannkuch are meaningless for real world performance on a client side JS app. V8s benchmarks were widely considered to be unrepresentative of what browsers actually do. Sunspider and derivatives were the most realistic tests

I mentioned nbody and fannkuch because they are in SunSpider, so it seems that you are contradicting yourself in addition to, as demonstrated previously, mixing up the historical sequence of how things happened.

I had just written a parser generator and an experimental functional language that compiled to JS when Chrome came out, and the performance improvements I saw were in line with the Chrome benchmarks. My experience is not part of Google's marketing.
I'm on Reddit daily, and never had it forget my setting. You need to go to your preferences and disable "Use new Reddit as my default experience". When you do this, www.reddit.com shows the old design; you don't need to use old.reddit.com.
Seems like some impressive improvement in benchmarks, but for me vim already just works.

I never feel like it's slowing me down, and I can get everything I need from it.

Maybe it's a sign of vim's maturity that such news isn't received with much fanfare.
I might get some of the backstory halfway off, but my grandfather was in Alaska during WWII for the construction of the Alaska Highway. They tried to never turn off truck and equipment engines because if you did, you had to build a fire under them to get them warm enough to start again.
Really depends on the size of each log and the complexity of the tokenizers. With 1 core you have time budget of less than a millisecond per log statement for processing and that doesn't include the relevant ES/Lucene operational overheads.

This is extremely doable for some workloads, but not others. Really depends on what you're stuffing in.
Being sued or prosecuted doesn't automatically mean all your property is seized and business shut down.
Would you hire a lifelong celibate editor to edit an anthology of erotica? If not, why would you hire an editor who doesn't know how to program to edit a book on Emacs?
I get around it by pinging people directly (usually I reply to my question as a thread in Slack and @-mention them, so the main channel doesn't get cluttered with my reminder) if a couple hours go by without a response. Still usually faster than waiting until the next day to ask at standup.
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I love PG but would never use it for message queueing. Postgres needs periodic table maintenance, autovacuum tuning for tables with high number of writes, and IMO can never be as good as RabbitMQ for distributed task queues. RabbitMQ is purpose built around messages and it's extremely reliable and performant.
This website is so light it doesn't work in any capacity without third-party JavaScript and XHR. Ironic.
The contracts were copy/paste boilerplate bullshit. The women were told the recordings were for wealthy private collectors and would never be widely released. The women were often flown to other states, plied with alcohol, and then told they would only be flown home if they co-operated. These guys are barely a notch above kidnappers, rapists, and sex traffickers.

The stories have been around online for a while, but now they're convicted of this insidious garbage. Do not support GirlsDoPorn.
All software regulated as medical software.
I have a $3 per month prepaid plan with T-Mobile that I use when I need to give a number companies that will likely sell it.
Are there any success stories in terms of learning outcomes? If schools are spending millions on this stuff to no benefit for the students, i don’t think that can be called a success.
I noticed the GitHub repo's been updated to include a QuickJS version.

https://github.com/maple3142/wasm-jseval
It’s really interesting to see so much interest in flutter is coming from China. But keep in mind, that’s search traffic not apps using flutter.
If you can recognize the face of someone you met randomly from an ocean of porn online, I think it’s safe to say that person watches more frequently than once-a-anything.
This does indeed come off as disrespectful.

These videos weren’t “leaked”, they weren’t found on someone’s old phone.

The people who shot the video LIED to the participants in order to coerce participation. They paid other people to lie to them as well in order to create a more complete deception. Then they posted the videos in exactly the way they said they would not do.

They also provided drugs and alcohol to the participants before offering paperwork.

This is fraud, pure and simple, thus the monetary reward. And your comment here comes across as patronizing at best. You read an article about criminal behavior and then blamed the victims of the crimes.

“Have fun”? These are desperate people desperately trying to negotiate a contract so they can survive. This is not some kids having sexy time.
I'm reading "bachteria to Bach" by Dennett and he talks about this I believe. Birds that are born/raised without their mother can build a species-like nest their first year, and will build a better nest the following year, but will build a better nest the first year if they aren't taken from their mother. So the book talks about learning vs hard wired. The idea in the book is that nest building is both, but seemed quite a bit hard wired
> and there are all the other reasons neighbors don't like AirBnB.

Yeah like this.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orinda_shooting
You must not have a Samsung.
The choice of creating a backwards-incompatible version of Vim script for performance is...odd. Neovim instead uses Lua with LuaJIT for blazing-fast performance, but still supports Vim script. Developers always had the option of using a different language if they wanted; plugins in Rust, Python, and Javascript are popular.
>you just can't get paid for them

And therein lies the problem: as a youth there is ZERO INCENTIVE to contribute to society since you can't get paid. On the other hand, in the SF bay area at least, every self aware teenager realises that they LITERALLY have a free pass to do petty crimes because their records will be expunged at 18. The result is teenagers shoplifting with utter impunity when they COULD be WORKING AND GETTING PAID at the same stores they're shoplifting from. From the perspective of a savvy teen in the bay area in current year, this is actually the most rational course of action in a self interested sense. And since we're all self interested as humans, shoplifting > working simply IS WHAT ONE DOES as a teen because there is no incentive to work and EVERY incentive to shoplift with impunity.

Source: been there, done that, sparkling clean criminal record. :)
Torvalds are great examples to this.

1st. build linux for the first project.

2nd. build git to maintain linux.

Build the product that useful !.

exercising and useful is better not just for you. but also to other peoples.
> is a really old idea

Yup. My grandfather got his college degree via correspondence classes around 1910.
I won’t judge them for caring, I won’t even judge them, but I do find being preached at to be generally unenjoyable and I don’t enjoy the company of people who wish to preach to me rather than engage me. You’ve engaged me, but that’s not what I have come to expect from vegans who are of an evangelical type, and I say that without it meaning to be disparaging, merely descriptive.

For what it is worth to you, I purchase the best meat I can find and afford at the local market. The more room to roam, the better. Absolutely no hormones, pointless antibiotics, or other growth techniques that degrade the meat. I’m under no illusions that what I purchase is cruelty free though, it’s livestock which was raised for slaughter, from a species that was cultivated to be raised as livestock, slaughtered and turned into various meat and leather products.

I buy better meat because it tastes better, I don’t do it to spare the animal. I advocate for better farming practices where possible because I want better and more pervasive products to be available and at a lower cost and to more people.

I do in fact care more for the lives of people than I do for most animals. I don’t care for needless deaths, nor do I like unnecessary cruelty, but when I eat an animal, it wasn’t needless or pointless. It lived until it died, and was recycled into my body. I too will live until I die and am recycled into other living creatures.

Laying it out, I sound more callous than I intend, but I don’t know that there’s a less brutal way to put any of that and keep it honest, but more than sounding callous, I don’t want to be or sound like a hypocrite, even unwittingly.

Thank you for engaging me, actually laying out my views allows me to solidify in my own mind what it is I’m thinking, and figure out how to communicate it better the next time.
Turns out that such functionality is actually supported natively by the watch. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT203032 as long as as you have any of these carriers: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204039

Though to your point it did take me a bit of ducking to figure this out. Seems extremely straightforward once you know it exists.
See my comments above, but it seems like the line is whether the offspring will do that behavior even if isolated at birth. If they do, it's hard wired, if not, then it's learned.
Indexing crypto has outperformed BTC only strategies for a long time.
> before Chrome was released on 2007-09-02

This should read, "before Chrome was released on 2008-09-02".
Do these same customers intend on buying the next EA product? I bet they probably will. Regardless of how loud they protest now. I feel that the game playing public doesn't find EA reprehensible enough to let it impact their future sales.

Other industries have customers drop them for a decade or permanently. "I'll never shop here again" is something people actually say.

So strange.
Geoip banning China will take care of a large chunk of it.
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> The kind of ass kissing and begging that I saw among my peers that got all A's

My technique was to learn the material :-)
Your comment, however, implies a naivete that we should trust others - to do only what they say they will, with things that are precious to us.

The people shooting the video are frauds, but allowing the video to be shot at all was naive at best and stupid at worst.
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In Jung’s Man and his Symbols, he says that the unconsciousness is a new phenomenon...and man had relied heavily on his unconsciousness..that is now repressed. It reveals itself in dreams. And so it lingers...like a secretary taking notes and organizing them. Sometimes it comes back garbled as our dreams and not always decipherable.

Writing dream journals is a good habit.

I also want to write down not just dreams but also moods during eclipses and lunar cycles and match it to astrological transit charts.

What if there is a pattern..on an individual level and for the general collective and the for the larger society. If there are 300 or 500k such journals...would it be possible to figure out patterns and trends.

Can we do this by matching Facebook status updates or twitter or fit bit data etc? We already have so much data. How difficult would it be to match birth dates/horoscopes to available data.

A social media app for tracking moods, life events and zodiac should be interesting.

I hesitated to use social media to describe it but did it anyways for lack of a better term. I don’t mean to suggest that this can be a ‘product’ for generating revenue. Somethings should be beyond exploitation for money.

What if we can have a window of insight into our own unconsciousness? And if there is no true free will, then we are still processing information that we are exposed to and making life decisions based on what we perceive subconsciously.

On the other hand, an acceptance of astrology and code of behaviour can steer a society into predictable patterns of behaviour leading to less conflict.

Think of it like a language. If in a country everyone speaks the same language, the changes for miscommunication would be much lower than in a country where there are multiple languages of communication.

This language can be linguistic or mathematical or anything else. Why can’t it be astronomical or astrological?