skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What is magical apart from pattern matching is how you can invocate it with mixed ground terms and variables, and it computes values that makes the relationship holds. For example:

[eclipse 2]: concat(A,[_,_],[0,1,2,3,4]).

A = [0, 1, 2]
Yes (0.00s cpu, solution 1, maybe more) ? ;

No (0.00s cpu)

Or iterate over all lists that concatenate as [0,1,2]

[eclipse 3]: concat(A,B,[0,1,2]).

A = []
B = [0, 1, 2]
Yes (0.00s cpu, solution 1, maybe more) ? ;

A = [0]
B = [1, 2]
Yes (0.00s cpu, solution 2, maybe more) ? ;

A = [0, 1]
B = [2]
Yes (0.00s cpu, solution 3, maybe more) ? ;

A = [0, 1, 2]
B = []
Yes (0.00s cpu, solution 4)
Of course Tesla factory workers would not be excited about it. With or without pandemic, working in factory is not something most people want to do if they have option to stay home.

The factory worker opinion is largely irrelevant, in this context.
Apart from all other comments, meditation and a journal... depending on your history, an ADHD test could be on the list to try out.

Edit: There are many better options to try out... but I just want to have this in this list - because a yearlong routine also could have helped you to "cover up" your ADHD.
'white people have no culture' sounds a lot like californians thinking they don't have an accent.
Career path from software engineer to neuroscience
Referencing https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7796237 from 5 years ago. Has the landscape changed much? Also a frontend engineer, has been super interested in neuroscience.

I don't see myself doing wet lab research, probably wanna go down paths where I can apply my coding skills (and if possible, explore hardware as well)
It varies among Americans. I talked to my mom about every other month or so prior to getting married, and a bit more often now just because my wife talks to her every week.

My wife used to talk to her mom every day, but is down to a couple times a week now.
Not the OP, but very insightful and very accurate. Thank you for this reminder.
It's a media narrative constructed to sell headlines.

The exact same behavior is present in people that have zero background in frats. How do you explain that?

This is not a "frat bros" problem, it's a misogyny problem. Painting it with the words frat just helps paint whatever biased narrative is being spun to make the story more compelling.
I tend to find too high contrasts harder to look at.
That's kinda a crappy message to be spreading on Mother's Day for people who don't have parents (or aren't in contact with them) tbh.
I’m not sure you understand the position we’re in. The intent of all this intervention is to flatten the curve, not to zero, but to keep hospitals at capacity. Thus spreading the disease and causing more deaths, but preventing only those deaths that would have been preventable save lack of hospital capacity.

As a swede said, not eliminating deaths just shifting them in time.

Yes, spreading the disease is a benefit to the population.
> According to [1] and [2], the US has performed twice as many tests per capita as South Korea.

That's probably because South Korea managed to quickly contain the spread by starting large-scale testing much much earlier. And its number of new daily cases of COVID-19 reached the peak on February 29.
Well, I'd say society is neither chaotic nor rational. It's trapped by game theory into predictable suboptimal outcomes.

But I think we still have much more control over our destiny than ants do, basically unless you grind down to the level of physical determinism where nothing has control over anything and we're all dancing to the tune of some Lagrangian.

To argue otherwise, I think you'd have to make the case that no individual or small group has ever hatched a successful plan to create social change. I'd point to the Montreal protocol as one of many counterexamples. We've also managed to, so far, not blow ourselves to smithereens with nuclear weapons, having limited ourselves to only one nuclear war so far.
What does it mean when I pull out "Muhammad hands you a salmon football helmet" out of my machine?
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The Great Wave: spot the difference
What about solar shielding? Doesn’t the magnetosphere deflect a lot of particles?
I especially like that you included #6 because one big "value" I would say amongst the scientism "community" would be the overt trashing of art and poetry as meaningless. It's very sad.
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But also do your part for the long run. You don’t want to regret talking to your mother when she has passed. That’s also bad for a lot people’s mental health. It’s important to find that balance.
A trivial answer is "internal tools"...

A more interesting answer is bash - I will often check the man page before I Google.
From that perspective, the stock market should have no volatility in share prices whatsoever - it should fairly value each company based on their profits over the next 15 to 20 years, and since those profits don't change, neither should the share price.

Stocks are based on expectations of future profits, i.e. psychology. "In the long run, the stock market is a weighing machine. In the short run, it's a voting machine."

Few investors' psychology will let them look at a year of bad news and still think "Oh, it's going to get better in the future." After about 3 months you start doubting yourself and wondering if maybe you were wrong in the first place, and you've entered a brave new world where people randomly die and commerce or long-term plans are impossible. All of the economic data - corporate earnings, employment, share prices, etc. - will reflect the new normal, so there's no reason (other than your memory of what the '10s were like) to believe that share prices would always go up.
By releasing what is borderline vaporware. Or perhaps a better word would be a noob-trap.

The meat of the project is a router around fasthttp, which presumably is fast because it uses a ternary search tree. Which I fail to see the performance benefits of in this situation, but the point is that even this isn't explained.

I don't want to be too harsh, or discourage innovation, but I do believe there is a net-negative effect on the community when simple projects that could have been Gists are marketed as something they're not. I saw this 100x in the Node.js ecosystem and admire Go because it is kind of the antithesis of that.
"Continue to full blogpost here". In such case it's better to submit the original source, not a teaser

https://blog.xscode.com/736/the-right-sponsor-for-your-open-...
It's a little hard to discuss when you don't actually read my comments and just skim over them.

> Technology is already being developed as ASIC PHYs for commercial applications as THz MIMO radios

Cool, unfortunately that has nothing to do with the discussed topic: accelerators for high energy physics experiments...

> No doubt the next generation of accelerators will rely heavily on beam-forming, perhaps already in wakefield accelerators.

I never argued against that (though I don't really believe it). I said that for experiments in high energy physics, there will be only SRF in the next 10 years (my opinion). Simply since there is no option but high collision energies, which no other acceleration technique solves. Also don't forget that the techniques you mention are partly 40+ years old, there are articles from the 90s that this is the new way particle accelerators will be built in a few years, didn't happen as you are well aware.

None of the other topics you discuss after that, has anything to do with what we are currently discussing.

Just ask yourself this: Can any of these techniques accelerate charged particles (not just electrons, but also heavier particles) to collide with several TeV of energy? Not just in theory, but right now, in practice. The answer is: maybe in a few years (rather decades), but currently no, far from it (several orders of magnitude from it).

> I'll excuse you

Wow, I guess you're fun a parties... I'll excuse myself from this pointless discussion since you made up your mind before it started.
Didn't seem angry or bitter. Just honest.
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Or maybe they've learned to channel that anger in some positive way.

Not everything that works for oneself will "vastly improve" the lives of others.
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It is a scientific crime that SpaceX didn't put a gravitational-reference satellite on that launch instead.

A Sputnik with a radio repeater/reflector aboard or one of these https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LAGEOS would have been a gift to future generations in the form of precision gravity tests. No moving parts, can't fail, will orbit the Sun for the remainder of human-time. Only key requirement is a lot of mass and high density.

Yes, launching a car into solar orbit was cool. It was also a waste of a rare opportunity.
many developers struggle with finding the right sponsors for their open source projects. What is the best way to get the resources open source developers need to keep developing?
I'm not talking about the virus, just a hypothetical event that kills only me
The method itself, smashing ever more energetic particles into each other, makes it highly unlikely that any discovery will be applicable to human sized energy regimens.
Unfortunately this has more than often led me to realize I'm not quite capable of working on the things in passionate about.
Interestingly, I see these behaviors most often in pseudoscientific and fringe communities. For example, in the Flat Earth community, there are constant appeals to various bogus arrangements of mathematical and physical principles, and an insistence that all evidence is being considered in a scientific manner.
God forbid if Google lifted their hands some day, can you even imagine how many million people will be impacted due to how many services ranging from emails to map apps to cloud services to web services, etc? Is it wise to give one entity power over so many things or its better to encourage a decentralized structure where multiple organizations control only bits of the pie?
I don't like convoluted schemes to make myself "productive". Hold a carrot on a stick in one hand, a whip in the other and feel bad about myself? That's no way to live.

I try to find better reasons why I do the things that I do - why isn't it exciting right now?
I try to check my emotions - is something bothering me so I flee to Instagram?
I actively try to enjoy small pauses to reflect on what I just did, read or learned, how to generalize, memorize and improve it.

And I want to smell the flowers along the way, just like all humans have done before us.
Probably when you have fewer years left in the workplace than those you've already completed. I expect one only realizes this retrospectively.

Also, these kind of items cropping up recently on here are triggering my anxiety :-)
You can take a country out of the EU... That is nonsense! Those bureaucrats should be all fired to save money.

Everybody already has the right to work where they want, or not at all. In order to work from home, you need to find a suitable employer or self-employ.

The perverse righteous-sounding name of this initiative actually means they want to take way the employer's right to not hire people who don't want to work (in office). Which of course is insanity and also a violation of employer's property rights. But not to worry - the gov has a technology, called printing press...
> IMO Linux still has pretty poor graphics drivers

The situation is like this: https://preview.redd.it/79011affulj11.png?width=800&format=p...

nVidia: I've been gaming on nVidia proprietary drivers without any issues. Though most demanding games were CS:GO and The Talos Principle.

AMD: At work I'm on workstation with some 2 years old Radeon and AMDGPU drivers (mainline). No issues so far.

Intel: I'm using it on my laptop. No issues so far.

What poor graphics drivers do you have in mind?
Getting Swole: Generating Access-Aware Code with Predicate Pullups [pdf]
https://github.com/unfetter-discover/unfetter/issues/1613

Looks like the project may be abandoned? Time for a fork?
I believe humanity will colonise the open space way, way earlier than it would colonise another planet.

Really, if you are already in space with all that infrastructure, and economy needed to support settlement on another terrestial body, you would have to already have at least few megalopolises in the orbit.
My understanding is, when it benefits them they will make a loophole to give some degree of autonomy. But they can revoke it as easily as they offer it.

But I don’t really know anything about China.
I use Dynalist, but would love to use FOSS for something this important (I dont use Emacs because it's hard on the eyes and seems to lack all drag and drop support).

Does org mode generally support the kind of infinite nesting Dynalist does? Mostly seeing documents with it and the vscode plugin not even coloring after level 5 anymore indicates to me "no".
that's why we shouldn't let power concentrate in any person or organization, public, private, or religious.
I have read "multi-agent system" or "agent based programming" a few times, but I have not yet understood what is meant by it.
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I lost her about 18 months ago and now I beat myself up for it.

I am sorry to hear that :(.

The thing with parents is that they were always there (maybe not always there for you, but I mean present in your world) since your birth. For a long time in my life I didn't even consider that there would be a time without my parents. Obviously, you know rationally. But it does not feel that way.

Both my parents have now passed 65 (which was traditionally the retirement age in my country, and therefore sort of a milestone) and I have recently really started pondering that statistically they will only live for another 13-18 years.

We have been abroad for 5 years, but the age of our parents has been one of the important reasons to move close to our families again. We now see my parents weekly again (which our 6yo daughter also thoroughly enjoys) and my father in law every 1-2 months (outside COVID-19 times, because he lives across the border).

I am very happy that we made this choice regardless of what happens, so far we have had 1.5 years of much more regular visits and doing things together.
It is principally a profit region of Royal Dutch Shell, of course, through a conglomeration of subsidiaries and shell companies (NNPC, TEPNG, and NAOC) designed to prevent the world from knowing the truth about the wealth being extracted from the Nigerian people.

The Dutch oligarchs, as well as their Royal family, are the ultimate beneficiaries of the turmoil in that region. They finance MEND, who showed up in 2006, 7 years after Royal Dutch was kicked out. TEXACO, Howard Energy - all the standard Western blood oil players are waiting in line for their share. (Blood oil is a Western game. The oil won't be nationalised, those who rule Africa from afar will never allow this to happen.)

There are also, of course, second-level groups perpetuating the violence to reap profits:

"While Niger Delta youth may handle the local tapping and loading, international players from Eastern Europe, Russia, Australia, Lebanon, the Netherlands, and France all play roles in financing, transporting, and laundering the money associated with blood oil. One money trail followed a path from Senegal and Côte d’Ivoire through French banks and French credit agencies to Syria and Lebanon. It also now appears that Nigerian Lebanese (those of Lebanese descent, born or naturalized in Nigeria) are heavily involved in the business, especially those with good political connections. Similarly, many top Nigerian politicians and military officers, both serving and retired, are said by internal sources, such as the army chief of staff, to be actively involved in the large-scale bunkering business."

https://www.usip.org/sites/default/files/blood_oil_nigerdelt...
It varies depending on region, family history, and dynamics. Like so many things, it doesn't make sense to talk about "American culture" in a broad sense on this topic.
> The alleged claim is that "CS fits nicely in this model"

And there is no evidence provided for this at all.
From the article:

>My brother, nine years older than me, cut ties definitively and decisively. When I was 19 years old, he got married, leaving our mother and father behind. While my brother built a new family for himself, he remained close with me. His wife and in-laws welcomed me at every holiday table. I have never faulted my brother for his approach. Some parents commit unforgivable sins. We do not owe our affection to those who share our DNA but have not earned a place in our lives.
Thank you! I appreciate the summary. That actually helped a lot... I'm reading through some of the articles on this website, but feel like I'm lacking some prerequisite knowledge. I find this stuff very interesting just, a bit out of my league. Must keep reading I suppose :)

If this theory is correct then one could use it to guide one's own life?

Here's something I don't understand when trying to look at it through the lens of this theory:

I've had mostly success when it comes to software development. Whether it be new languages, new projects, what have you... If I sit down, focus, and do the work, it comes out well and succeeds. This is in stark contrast to other areas of my life btw, where I've worked very hard at things but made minimal progress.

So if I understand correctly, my internal prediction machine should be predicting success, and thereby providing a jolt of motivation, whenever I think about a new cool project.

Take VR development. I really want to learn Unity and make a cool VR game. But every time I start, I putter out. I get distracted, I don't make progress fast enough, I just.... end up stopping, and doing something else. Why?
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Pension are 403b which is 401k equivalent just fyi. I'm on it current shift toward tbill/bonds.
As far as I (not a Prolog expert) know, your Prolog is idiomatic. But it is more declarative than your Haskell or Scheme implementations: you didn't just define a concat function, but a concat relation, which means you can use it in many more ways. Here are just a few examples from the top of my head.

- The head function (with X unknown and L known):
concat([X],_,L).

- Produce all splits of a list (with X and Y unknown):
concat(X,Y,L).

- Does this list start with the prefix [a,b]? If yes, let Y be the tail (Y unknown):
concat([a,b],Y,L).

... and many more.
One important point in this discussion is that workers only have to return at their own discretion. Since no worker is being forced to work, the argument is best thought of as whether or not workers who chooses to work should be allowed to do so given Tesla's plan.

They can also stay at home if they prefer, or seek other employment if they want to work but find Tesla's safety plan unconvincing.
As far as I know, it is not posted there unless you actually do it yourself, pressing the "Tweet" button.

You can also get a link if you choose "Export -> Open". It will open a new window/tab with the URL of the generated image.
Seriously. I'm all for lightweight text editors, but the ability to open a folder and a way to start a new text file is minimum viable product.
Nonsense. Many friends will fade and return perhaps several times in a life. The biggest reason you might end up alone is because you believe you are.
Leaving Spellcheck Enabled Is a Privacy Risk (2016)
Yes, short talks (well now that there are 2 toddlers, video calls can take half an hour while they talk to them)
There is very little commercial use of Racket. I've used it several times to make little GUI apps to deploy on multiple platforms, and it excels at that.

Probably the best way to think about the two of them is that Clojure is a focused language design, and the assumption is that you stay in the language and extend it with macros. Racket is an environment for generating languages. The assumption is that you will build language variants to do various tasks.
It might help to think more about where the anxiety actually comes from. If I were to guess, I'd say it's likely that your anxiety comes from a fear of time running out. You only have a limited time on this Earth, and limited resources with which to execute your ideas, so whatever idea you choose has to be the optimal one.

If this is true, it might a
be helpful to do some thinking around whether it is even possible to know which idea is optimal at this point in time, and if so, whether that idea would continue to be optimal in the future.
Take the Shutdown Skeptics Seriously
I still agree with his point of view
If the U.S. collapses so does the whole world. Many regions in the globe (eg. Israel & the Middle East, Eastern Europe, the East Asian archipelago) are stable because of the threat of U.S. intervention if a large regional power decides they want to dominate the region. Take away that threat and you're going to get some very quick invasions as local powers seek to take advantage of the situation. Plus the U.S. dollar is the global reserve currency, so its collapse would send financial shockwaves through many developed countries.

Better to build local relationships where you are and focus on mutual aid & defense agreements with friendly local communities. The threat model here is a breakup of the U.S, not an invasion. The threat model to an individual is much less if you're in a community where the other individuals have your back, than if you're a minority or outcast in unfriendly territory.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/apigateway/latest/developerguide...

From the article:

In Lambda proxy integration, when a client submits an API request, API Gateway passes to the integrated Lambda function the raw request as-is.

...and:

You can set up a Lambda proxy integration for any API method. But a Lambda proxy integration is more potent when it is configured for an API method involving a generic proxy resource. The generic proxy resource can be denoted by a special templated path variable of {proxy+}, the catch-all ANY method placeholder, or both.
I’ve been using Okta for authentication in my SaaS app, the doc and support experience had been great for me! Free 1000 MAU. Haven’t tried Cognito or Auth0.
Random anecdata the only time I have no questions is if the interview hit a deal breaker
Yes, but you can be somewhat sensible. If they put up a line that is soft in an obscure event, don't hammer it with a huge stake. Put your bet on, they will move the price in after your bet. And don't try and hedge out the other side. Just leave it.

Also, don't try and arb lines. It is possible to make money doing this but you will have to churn through accounts constantly...which gets tiresome. Some bookies (Interwetten is one) just have soft lines...leave it.

...but if you want to do this properly either bet on an exchange or use a bet broker in Asia (or if you have access to Pinnacle/SBO Bet). No limits.
Thanks! We've had Allison Parrish on a few times, here's her talk from last year on spelling words using NNs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bykvo3Ww_1k
Do you actually disagree with what Constantine is quoted as saying? Do you believe that the "if [they] advised social distancing right away" that it would have been accepted?
You don't have to "do your part". Your part is living a healthy life. Take whatever steps necessary to make that happen, even if that means cutting contact with your parents.
You can definitely use one Lambda function to serve all of the endpoints that the author mentions. You need a wildcard route in API gateway, and can easily use koa-serverless or express-serverless to get the route information when any request is received. That way you only need one function for your APIs. Even with a regular api not on lambda, you’ll still have to be aware of db connections.