skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Update: I switched back to xterm. There were just some weird drawing issues when using it with `ne` and ssh had real issues.ssh is fixable but... eh... I don't wanna have to put time into configuring a terminal emulator further than configuring colors.
Is there a more precisely evocative term? color-disability, color indistinguishment. Color vision-impaired? Vision/visual-color impaired. Impaired color perception.

The word "blind" implies, at a first impression, nothing to be done for a visual use-case.
What I want to know is how exactly could any of this be successfully prosecuted, save for explicit admission from the alleged perpetrator? Would a valid Assange defense be simply "She said to not wear a condom"?
I am colorblind. Just to be sure, there are no non-green boxes in the chart you linked to, right?
Apple’s in-house cloud stuff is mostly Java on commodity Linux servers. I don’t think they are looking to have macOS compete with Linux.

Most of the special sauce from GCP and AWS is the integrated software services anyway.
A common issue often discussed in those articles is the lack of coverage from news organization like those working for TV news.
My working theory is that abuse damages (and neglect stunts) the reward system and we interpret that as ADHD (as good a moniker as any).

Whereas people typically experience micro-rewards during the learning process, for people with ADHD, the reward response is too insufficient to reinforce learning. Without a proper reward system, a healthy learning system can't develop properly.

Some people firehose Will at the problem which may overcome an occasional challenge. That bandaid isn't sustainable, however.
I'll definitely take a look. I had no idea those compatibility tests are a thing.
Keysight is of course the remains of the company founded by Hewlett & Packard long after HP spun off Agilent then after Agilent spun off Keysight.
I don’t understand this hyper relativism.

I personally don’t see my goal, the goal of projects I work on, the goal of companies I work for, or anything else I contribute to, to be about manipulating people behaviors without their knowledge and/or consent.

Facebook has been doing completely unethical experiments since forever (are you aware of their role in Rohingya’s genocide in Myanmar?).
They have been open about a lot of them, bragging how good they are at manipulating crowds.

And yes, they are crazy effective. And they have the scale. They have unethical behaviors, that are effective, applied at humanity scale.
Colour (vision) deficiency.
https://community.arm.com/developer/ip-products/processors/b...
They are making some.

I hope bootcamp will be updated for the new macbooks eventually. I don't expect it to be out on day 1 but maybe a couple months after release?
Being tritanope, my favourite euphemism is 'chromatographically challenged'.
Ah, I understand now. Thanks. A quick Google search returns accounts of many debates about it (I should have mentioned I am not a US citizen, nor am I living in the US. I usually do, my bad).
Addendum: Since I'm somewhat bored, anyway :)

I whipped up a simple shell script for the polling thing.

Usage: ./traffic.sh <pid>

Copy-pastable for your terminal (dollar signs signify your prompt, obviously):

$ cat <<'EOF' > traffic.sh
#!/usr/bin/env bash

pid=$1
set -euo pipefail

while true; do
date +'Time: %H:%M:%S'
sed '/:/!d' /proc/$pid/net/dev
echo
sleep 1
done \
| awk '
BEGIN { MB = 1024*1024.0; }

/^Time/ || /^$/ { print $0; next; }

seen[$1] {
rx_mbps = ($2 - rx[$1]) / MB;
tx_mbps = ($11 - tx[$1]) / MB;

printf("%10s Rx: %8.1f MiB/s, Tx: %8.1f MiB/s\n",
$1, rx_mbps, tx_mbps);
}

{ seen[$1] = 1; rx[$1] = $2; tx[$1] = $11; }
'
EOF

$ chmod +x traffic.sh
Feels like every week someone here is touting the idea of ADHD meds being this solution, all these people are just undiagnosed, there’s an unfair stigma against, and I feel compelled to bring up that I bought into that thinking, got a legit diagnosis and took meds as prescribed, they triggered mania in me and nearly ruined my life.

I tick all the ADHD boxes but I managed to make it through college without meds so never should have started.

Psychiatry is broken and handing out prescription amphetamines to everyone who can’t focus is as bad as an idea as it initially sounds.
want to piggyback onto this thread and request someone to help me test my ui.

link and creds is in my profile. you can leave feedback here or right on the site.
Included in the product are two manuals on how to use it and a complete system in a low profile Samsung Fit disk. The retail price I would ask would be $135 for this bundle. The system includes several high end applications tweaked for the best possible experience you can have on the Linux Mint OS. The aim of the product is to set you free from expensive cloud subscriptions for many multimedia tasks. Even the critics of some of these software solutions exceed the expectations for commercial software offerings costing thousands of dollars.
Fair point, I have no idea of the real numbers, so I edited to say "some". My point was more to say that there are other beverages and foods with high caffeine contents, so when you take them all into account, there's probably more children being given caffeine then we think.
What “current numbers” do you refer to? Of course it may depend on workload, but the 3080 has, at least in one benchmark[1], better performance per watt than all compared cards (7% better than 2080 Ti, 21% than 2070, 32% than 2080, 67% than 1080 Ti). Total power consumption is up quite a bit (25% over 2080 Ti), but still get more performance than more power.

[1] https://youtu.be/csSmiaR3RVE?t=1229
Is graviton2 really faster? I dont remember the exact details but didnt they still have a (long) way until reaching intel/amd performance? If i remember correctly they are currently only interesting because of their price.
Thanks. That settles it.
> Radiation pressure is due to momentum, not mass. I have no idea where you got that idea, since the same sort of sources that teach you about these concepts are very emphatic about photons being massless.

You are right, I was sloppy with language, and accept my downvote honourably :-)

I was talking about what is sometimes called relativistic mass or effective mass (which are considered obsolete terminology), in order to address the GP (brabel)'s belief that photons having zero mass will have zero gravity.

> since the same sort of sources that teach you about these concepts are very emphatic about photons being massless

It depends how old you are; I learned these concepts in the 80s :-)

From https://physics.stackexchange.com/a/133380:

> There's no controversy about whether mass increases or not, there's controversy about what you call mass.

Something that may help readers:

From https://www.desy.de/user/projects/Physics/Relativity/SR/ligh...:

> Does light have mass? The short answer is "no", but it is a qualified "no"

> Part of this discussion is only concerned with semantics. It might be thought that it would be better to regard the mass of the photons to be their (nonzero) relativistic mass, as opposed to their (zero) invariant mass. We could then consistently talk about the light having mass independently of whether or not it is contained. If relativistic mass is used for all objects, then mass is conserved and the mass of an object is the sum of the masses of its parts. However, modern usage defines mass as the invariant mass of an object mainly because the invariant mass is more useful when doing any kind of calculation. In this case mass is not conserved and the mass of an object is not the sum of the masses of its parts. Thus, the mass of a box of light is more than the mass of the box and the sum of the masses of the photons (the latter being zero). Relativistic mass is equivalent to energy, which is why relativistic mass is not a commonly used term nowadays.
Jilted again, the problem isn't Boeing, it's us
Clearly you have had a bad experience. Sorry to hear that.

I will nearly always, unless explicitly asked not to, offer help to work around a bug if it is at all possible. I can't control if someone is upset by this nor can I tell if they will be unless they say as much... but not doing so would be significantly less helpful to a majority of people.
So "usually" does matter.
> Some people have problems with off brands of XR (extended release) that has a different formulation. There's no standardization on the XR process and I think it's vendor specific.

“Aderall” is a mixture of dextroamphetamine and levoamphetamine, in a 3:1 ratio. Unlike some other drugs, both enantiomers have a therapeutic effect, but slightly different effects on the brain.

If one takes pure dextroamphetamine (“Dexedrine”) instead, that is also available as an inactive prodrug lisdexamfetamine (“Vyvanse”). This is different from an XR formulation, in that the drug is absorbed immediately, but lisdexamfetamine itself has no effect on the brain. However, enzymes in your red blood cells gradually convert the lisdexamfetamine to dexamphetamine. The advantage of this, is unlike an XR formulation, there should be no difference between different manufacturers.
Serious question: Why generate a static site at all instead of running next.js behind a CDN? Now a publish is really just a publish instead of a rebuild.
Whats the argument for managing these forests in such a hands on way? For the health of the forest or to make it easier to live in them?

The talk that fires are a natural part of a forest and that we should also do prescribed burns seems at odds.
"gigabyte sized app" WTF
If you're doing what I do when I do something like that, the problem with that method is that it's extremely time-consuming.
Samsung: Hear me ROAR at the customer!
It has something to do with citizens. For example firearm ownership and voting are restricted to citizens, not just people-who-happen-to-be-here.
That's how we get to blackboard economics. These business models are related and interlinked. You can't separate them and still have a good model of reality.

Data is constantly growing new uses, which can go from economically marginal to central very quickly. Data gathering just isn't something that is a distinct market all on its own. The same dataset could feasibly power an ad widget, recommendation playlist or whatever.
I fully agree. But I still think if you could show violation of 2nd maw of thermodynamics and potentially solving all of human energy needs, I believe you would submit it to nature (or science). At least as signaling for getting funding for your trillion dollar startup commercializing the result.
What do you take now? My kid is still doing mostly fine 'just dealing with it' (10yo) but I want to be ready.
How often do prescribed fires run out of control?
Here is why the press is quiet about this attack:

"There is no such a thing in America as an independent press, […]. You are all slaves. You know it, and I know it. There is not one of you who dares to express an honest opinion. If you expressed it, you would know beforehand that it would never appear in print. […] If I should allow honest opinions to be printed in one issue of my paper, I would be like Othello before twenty-four hours: my occupation would be gone. […] The business of a New York journalist is to distort the truth, to lie outright, to pervert, to vilify, to fawn at the feet of Mammon […]. You know this, and I know it; and what foolery to be toasting an “Independent Press”! We are the tools and vassals of rich men behind the scenes. […] They pull the string and we dance. Our time, our talents, our lives, our possibilities, are all the property of other men. We are intellectual prostitutes." - John Swinton, journalist for The New York Times, 1880
Phineas Gage: Neuroscience’s Most Famous Patient
The UX tends to be more sophisticated. The mobile experience is way better. The payment options are many and well integrated. The choices are better. Search is better. Delivery (time as well as tracking) is better.
This is getting voted down but I also think we should consider the moral hazards.
In addition to the resources others pointed out, there is also the LinkedList collection in the std library: https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/collections/struct.LinkedList....

Although that may or may not be flexible enough for your needs
Good analysis on this by AdoredTV. TLDR Ampere is one of the smallest improvements in performance per watt in Nvidia's history.

https://youtu.be/VjOnWT9U96g?t=1104
Some. Since trader can have multiple accounts. So, some in IBKR, some in ToS and some in RH. It's not binary. Maybe you put all your meme stock gambling in RH for example
I think your overall point is wrong, but it would be a large discusssion. So I'll just concentrate on this: a telescope on the moon or at L2 will, in fact, be large pre-fab. Indeed, we have zero experience building anything in a vacuum in gravity, but we have decades of experience assembling pre-fab structures in zero gravity vacuum. That's what will be easiest.
Can I ask a bit of a dumb question though? It seems like educated opinion has swung towards doing prescribed burns, and I remember hearing about this decades ago too. But- don't the same areas keep burning in California every fire season? Shouldn't these uncontrolled burns have already swept out the detritus, easily burnable material, etc.? If the same areas burn every year- doesn't that sort of indicate that controlled burns aren't effective?
I think "enjoy" is the wrong standard to use for David Lynch.
> If that's what you think of the courts, you are under a serious misapprehension of what the judicial court system is.

Then what do you call United States v. AT&T? Or United States v. Microsoft Corporation?

> The role of courts is not of fact finder, market minder, or regulator.

It's certainly the courts' job to enforce anti-trust legislation.

> You would have to create an IRS-like body to determine the monopolistic status of every market, industry, company.

You mean like the FTC?

But again, it's not whether a company is a monopoly; it's whether they're engaged in anti-competititive practices to maintain that monopoly. The FTC and the Antitrust division of the DoJ investigate antitrust violations, not so-called "innocent" monopolies.

> And tell me, are you just concerned about big tech companies making 30%, or would you regulate grocery chains that make 4% just the same?

It doesn't matter how much profit a company makes, or how much it charges; it's whether or not it's artificially reducing competition in order to keep prices high. There's typically less barriers to entry to selling groceries, but its certainly not impossible for a grocery chain to engage in anticompetitive practices.

> It's like people don't think of the details and implications of an idea before proposing that they've got the answer.

You seem to be under the impression this is an idea I'm proposing, but what I'm describing is how competition law has worked for the last century.
The post you are replying to says "efficiently implemented with unsafe". For a linked list, you generally get (has unsafe code + efficient) or (no unsafe code + not as efficient).
Git Good at Git
My understanding of the Myanmar incident is that FB didn't swiftly block material used to inflame already existing ethnic tensions? From what I know, the fault there is they allowed communication in language that their AI and human reviewers couldn't understand.

Was there more to it than that?
> The only thing I had to deal with it slightly is my Ritalin...only so slightly I can "normally" focus for an hour. I just hope things go right in the rest of my life.

Talk to your doctor, there have been many advances in ADHD meds and they all work differently on different people. Some people respond well to Ritalin, Some respond well to the generic. Some respond well the Adderal, or Vyvanse. For some people only the name brand formulation works. Some people any formulation works. Also, make sure you are at the right dosage. You can and do build up a tolerance over time. I try to take weekends off when I don't have anything in particular I need to do, and at least one or two weeks a year (normally when I go on vacation).
I sincerely hope that this won't get flagged, and instead we'll have an orderly discussion. But I am afraid it's not gonna happen.
No, I mean slower to run. It takes way too long for widget objects to be created, and you can only do it on the UI Thread, and you have to make most of your widgets when the app opens (otherwise there's nothing to see).

It was also slower to write for me, but I've never had a good time understanding UI toolkits, so I assume that's my own character flaw.
All the boxes are green, apart from the key which is bright blue, bright yellow, dark yellow, orange, red, and maroon.
Doesn't Boost cover a lot of these categories on its own?
Looking for POC for our new application. Need everyone’s response
I have fairly severe deuteranomaly, and boy are the default label colors in Jira hard to see.
as far as I know the recent terrible fires swept through parts that hadn't burned in decades
Thank you for writing this. As someone who has recently been weighing the pros/cons of seeking treatment for ADHD, this has been one of the best points I've read on the potential downsides to it. Currently, in my career (software dev) I've been feeling increasingly burnt out and like it's impossible to focus on anything. I have to sit back and ask myself, is the problem that I can't focus, or is the problem that I'm doing something that I feel is meaningless?

If I got treatment for ADHD, maybe then I would be able to finally churn through all of my tasks and be a top performer in terms of closing stories. If I didn't pursue treatment, then maybe I continue to be unable to focus and completely burn out, resulting in the loss of my job. Maybe after that I pivot my career to where I'm doing something that I find to be more fulfilling. What's the better outcome?
I've used both. I love ToS and the two times I've had to get support ToS was great - like the first CSR could repro my bug and filed a ticket - and it's since been fixed.
1) you forgot to say where your demo "is"

2) why are you using a 128gb usb when an 8gb one is fine to install mint

3) why would anyone pay $135 for mint on a usb stick from a stranger?
Burnout: 35 years of research and practice [pdf]
More so than being a felon in the first place? Most places won't let felons get a foot in the door in the first place. Unless not-checking that box is a criminal offense, lying about your qualifications hasn't stopped some of the highest offices in the US being filled, so while it's easy to say "don't check the box", it's just as easy to say (and just as unrealistic, unless you have a time machine), to say "don't be a felon", to somebody that already has the conviction. Which is to say, it isn't really helpful.

More realistically, the (un)likelyhood of a felony conviction going unnoticed on a background check means that whether or not you check the box, if the employer does a background check it will become known, but some places don't run the check and some don't actually care about the results but they're required to run the check.
Money isn't vile. What a toxic way to think about work.
> Trump hasn't paid much tax

Because he's not stupid and neither are his lawyers and accountants - good for him. Peter Schiff's excellent comment on this was "Trump should have simply said whatever I paid, it was too much"

Also so far no one has found him guilty of anything illegal so perhaps you should look for a better comparison with Zuma
Yeah, but you can get more efficiency by using unsafe (Rc allocates extra)
Is there any work happening to make them easier to implement or is this just "how Rust is" and people have to live with it?
hard disagree. Even if you don't like emoji , they have become a part of digital communication, and there are lots of ways they improve communication. I use them most of the time to indicate that I'm saying something playfully, as that tone can often get lost in communication. We wouldn't want that, would we?

But more than that bemoaning the natural progression of language as an indicator of societal decline isn't very useful .
GitHub is not open-source as far as I know, even pretty much the opposite isn't it ?
Used Solarflare cards can be had for ~$300. Warning, the fancier features are disabled on cheap cards; you pay Solarflare to upgrade the firmware to get access. The kernel-bypass software and kernel driver (for setup) are usually free to download. A new ExaNIC might be $2000? last I checked. Netronome, maybe $1200?

You can get experience with ordinary Intel hardware and AF_XDP or DPDK.
Eco disaster at Kamchatka peninsula with mass death of sea animals
Your question was

> What makes you thing there is a problem that the free and open market won’t correct?
That means 4/5th are “on grid” for sewer. Solving a problem for 80% of the country seems good. Though it sounds like this tube system is economical for less than sewer.
That's good to know that the IMO are upping the standards. Although looks like there's a bit of s loophole that might be creating unintended consequences https://www.cruiselawnews.com/2019/09/articles/pollution/smo...

And yes, as I said in my previous comment, cruise ships are like floating Vegases, a large part of their impact is simply the impact of most tourism, but on a boat.

But as I mentioned, a cruise ship can't run on renewables, but a land based resort can. Of course the plane that gets you there is still spewing co2 (I get annoyed by people who fly thousands of miles to go on "eco-friendly" holidays). At the end of the day it's hard to compare these things in general when the specifics of each case matter too.
Electric trains are pretty quiet. Even Japan's bullet trains can sneak up on you.
1. The demo is my solution
2. The disk is not an installer, it is the full system in working order
3. I provide documentation and a smooth introduction to some of the strongest software available to free platforms.
Biggest issue for me is palpitations on adderall. Withdrawal gives me annoying palpitations and I get them sometimes while taking it.

It’s very annoying when I want to take the weekend off and have to suffer through massive withdrawal.

Honestly has changed my life for the better overall, but if anyone has any suggestions for trying to get rid of palpitations, it would be very much appreciated.
Main problem is that Majority of TSMC's capacity is already reserved by Apple, Qualcomm, and AMD who have been longstanding customers. Another issues is that TSMC is a fab competitor so they have little incentive to keep Intel competitive. So if you are intel you have no real options to go mostly external if you want to maintain the volume you have delivered in the past.
Woulda, shoulda, coulda.
Thanks, I got a bit worried :)
I suspect "If you see the bomb squad running try to keep up" is a joke older than the internet.
This is the one we ordered. We haven’t administered it yet.
https://arltma.com/hairanalysis/

The lab doesn’t sell directly so you have to order it through a wellness center.