skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yup. I've long said things somewhat similar to my wife. I expect her and I to both not only be attracted to other people, but to form bonds that if followed could ruin our relationship.

It's imo in human nature, and perfectly valid. If you are in a monogamous relationship which you wish to retain i think you need to be aware of this. To internalize ones feelings and be aware when it's heading towards a threshold, and put in the work to prevent it from damaging your relationship if its worth fighting for.

I've long thought that modern society fails to raise our children to self analyze. Tools to develop healthy mental habits do not seem discussed, let alone taught. So in this case people naturally "crush" on passers-by who perhaps on paper shouldn't ruin their primary relationship... but when left unchecked, do.

Relationships need care, protection even. Sometimes, perhaps often, from your own self.
> People claim to want complete honesty from their partner or spouse, but I have found they aren’t always happy when they get it, especially when that honesty is coming from a sociopath.

I’ve seen many people use this as an excuse to not be honest. But, the value in the honesty isn’t happiness.

It’s trust, integrity, respect, and allowing the other person to make choices with all the facts. It’s in letting go of the burden of lies. It’s showing vulnerability and weakness. It’s in being honest with yourself, which you must be, in order to be honest with your partner.
To get a quick start, try declaring some class variables and then open the Memory window and go to "&variable_name". You can also evaluate "sizeof(variable_name)" to get its exact size.

You'll see a bunch of bytes reflecting how exactly your variable is seen by the CPU. That's exactly how many RAM bytes it occupies. It can quickly copied to a new location, limited only by your RAM bandwidth. It can be dumped to a disk and loaded later, limited only by your disk bandwidth.
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>"absolutely sucks compared to JIRA"

Congratulations, according to Google you are the first person on the internet ever to use that phrase. Indeed only the second ever to string the last four of those words together.
Do we pretend these labels are useful or are they useful? What is sociopathy? Can we measure it or just categorize it under some label of symptoms that themselves will be interpreted with a wide spectrum of perspectives? Everybody is different, but I find these labels with negative connotations to not be terribly useful until they can be measured. What does society or any individual gain with the label? Some people I know who believe themselves to be a sociopath use it as a crutch or an excuse for their behavior in hopes no one will blame them for being born with a condition. They're still capable of behaving in socially acceptable ways - the most deranged of sociopathic killers aren't literally overcome with insatiable urges or else they wouldn't make it to adulthood in society, right?

Bit of rambling, I know, but I just don't get why we seem to celebrate the label. I'm aware that I don't experience any other person emotions other than my own and that makes me very limited to the understanding of my own emotions, but my observations tell me that I could walk into a few pysch wards and have a diagnosis of sociopathy within a few weeks if I wanted. My observations also tell me that the main reason for desiring that label would be to feel unique, accomplished (by overcoming some obstacle) or to use that label as a "get out of social judgement jail free" card.
Had no idea what this was until the explanation of the 3D ellipsis.

Seems like logos that need a long explanation are usually bad logos.
Do you disagree in only this specific case or do you disagree in general and cite this specific case as being emblematic of why they're wrong? It's not clear to me what your point is.
So why exactly does anyone want that, if not as a subgoal of spotting fraud? (I mean, if the first link in the chain is "because that's what's necessary and sufficient to comply with the law" then why was the law written that way?)
pps = packets per second. G = Giga- prefix
I had become a rationalist(ish) at least a decade before I knew what rationalism was as a movement. I very similarly has lost my faith in religion, far before I ever knew what atheism as a movement was too.

It can be considered causal. In that, many people follow the thought processes that underlie rationalism which direct them towards careers and outcomes of the sort that the person above was mentioning. (95+ percentile salary as a stable independent contributor in a field that values logic and structured thought). They may do it while being completely ignorant of the movement, but still being a rationalist for all intents and purposes.
New York Tax Treatment of Nonresidents and Part-Year Residents Telecommuters [pdf]
Check the FAQ for specific electron app support.
I agree with the siblings, this is a disturbingly editorialized title, probably the worst I've seen on HN.
Not F1, but super/hypercar related:

Christian von Koenigsegg is my soul brother. Engineer/CEO committed to excellence in extreme automotive manufacturing like:

- Cam-less heads (which I was always wondered why they didn't exist when I was kid 25 years ago because it would trounce VVTI).

- Complete carbon fibre wheels

- Optimized hybrid EV testbed models

- In-house, scratch-build EMS

- Highly-efficient (power per weight) motors

- Shooting for straight course speed world record

- Incredible styling and aerodynamics
This is JavaScript adjacent, so I think you can be forgiven for thinking this crazy waste of space might actually be a real thing. I mean, some of the most popular and useful projects in JavaScript started out as such, so there's a long tradition. ;)
Wasnt Indian car market at the time what China does now with forced joint-ventures? This article is just glorifying Government granted monopoly.
Very nice. I only need metadata. And if I'm not mistaken I can even batch requests to multiple video ids if I ever reach that level of scale.
That’s definitely part of it, but Virginia averages half as much at 15,574 and that’s still high nationally. https://howmuch.net/articles/average-private-school-tuition-...

Essentially the most expensive schools are priced as feeders into the elite collages of the North East. Exclusivity is a benefit when students are competing with each other students for placement into top schools. Other parts of the country have a much stronger focus on institutions with a religious rather than purely academic focus.

Which gets back to my original point. You get inefficiency when that’s what’s rewarded. It’s not that schools can’t operate cheaply, rather people actively want a different model.
Ha, that's a good one. I wonder what a marriage of two high ranked VPs looks like.
Consistency is the true mark of a good racer. I can’t remember who the quote is from but it goes like this: ”Yeah I was a great driver! On a good day I could beat anyone, Senna, Schumi, Prost I was up with the best and beating them. But that’s the thing, on a \good\* day. The real champions, they don’t have good and bad days. They’re always great. At every race, every corner.
I thought it was both fascinating and really sweet the way they've done the hard work to develop such a functional relationship. Every relationship has rough spots; most are bigger than this crush thing. To me it was a very wholesome story.
An unresolved question is whether we would be better or worse off, without low level colds and flu.

Do regular challenges play a role in modulating immune response and health?
That is correct, you need two clocks.

If you think about it, this is true for any time measurement. If you only had one clock, how would you know if it was properly calibrated?
Legal jurisdictions are still driven by geography. Without either physical presence or legal residence in MA, the government of MA has no authority to demand anything from someone in NH.

MA could charge an MA-based employer a payroll tax for out of state employees, but has no jurisdiction to charge the employees an income tax. A further legal theory is that it it would step on the federal constitutional power to regulate interstate commerce.
These people are not, though, if they're working from home. (I expect that'd be the argument they would make.)
I use those TT headrush onboard videos as motivators, they are really intense.
Milky hitting the wall
https://youtu.be/-Nzq2GorVH4
The great Michael Dunlop first person
https://youtu.be/YWZG1nhgwgg
Like watching speeded up video rushes
I’ve learned some people can’t be honest because they’re unable to verbalize or understand their emotional state even to themselves.

Often this comes across as deep insecurity, and ironically it can sometimes be easier for someone else to understand it from the outside (or at least see it for what it is).

In my experience people who aren’t able to express or introspect on their emotional state to both themselves and others make for difficult romantic partners, and can cause a lot of damage long term when raising children.
This story reminded me of Sam Harris' book "Lying"[0], in which he makes a detailed argument for never, ever lying. The book grew out of a philosophy course at Stanford that devoted a semester to working through the implications of lying. Since taking that course at Stanford, Harris admits to only telling one lie since, an odd situation that otherwise would have endangered his young child. For example, his friends always know that if he gives an opinion, it is real and not told to make them feel better, which leads to rather deeper interpersonal interactions.

It is not at all clear why a sociopath would be better at detecting lying. Is this a skill that can be transferred? How can the absence of emotion better detect an emotional act (lying)?

[0] https://www.amazon.com/Lying-Sam-Harris/dp/1940051002
This sounds like a problem of the employer not having updated payroll systems to reflect the new address of the WFH worker.
I would regularly see attacks of exactly 300 second duration. I imagine people were kicking the tires on DDoS services for the lolz. Almost always targetting our www servers, rather than anything useful.
“Love is a verb. Love – the feeling – is the fruit of love the verb or our loving actions. So love her. Sacrifice. Listen to her. Empathize. Appreciate. Affirm her.”

Stephen Covey
When California came after me for Hawaii income, all I had to do was send them a copy of my Hawaii returns. Someone who lives in NJ will file taxes there anyway.
ClearQuest wants a word.
Okay, sure, but these people are NH residents taxed by MA. MA is claiming taxation over people who aren't its subjects…
Guilt is more than feeling bad--it's a force that prevents antisocial behavior. The author's self-confessed desire to engage in antisocial behavior due to the associated thrill is a risk to herself, her husband, and her daughter. The author gloats about her misdeeds and treats the fact that they are frowned upon like an inconvenience. She even tries to claim that she can't help it because she was born this way. Her husband is attempting to moderate this behavior, but she still "gets up to no good" and simply indicates this to her husband as though the primary issue is trust.

I don't know what the point of this article is, I'm going to view it as a demonstration of what a functionally sociopath person look like and use it to broaden my definition of people to fear.
Piano Marvel allows you to add your own pieces to the library, I did it with one I found online. What they recommend is using Musescore to convert the MIDI to a score, fixing it up in Musescore and exporting as MusicXML. Musescore did a creditable but not perfect job of the conversion, but fixing it up was easy. Then you import both files into Piano Marvel. I'm actually not sure why they need the MIDI at all once you have the MusicXML, given that Musescore can play the music from the score directly.
FB account locked after replying to FB recruiter
Their strategy for Linux appears to be to contribute code upstream rather than contributing money, according to linux.git's MAINTAINERS and `git log --author=amazon.com`. Also its not like the Linux foundation funds Linux development in general, apart from Linus and possibly similar folks.
You picked a license that allows this, what did you expect?

It seems to me they did exactly what you expected them to by the terms of your public api, and are bitter the leapordsateyourface
I asked nicely and got a tour of their facilities once. They have a really interesting business that focuses on getting you what you need fast.

They get things to people so fast because they have trucks they send directly from their warehouse to the local UPS distro facility to you every day. Amazon does that today but McMaster-Carr has done it for years.

their warehouse hires people with college degrees, PHD's to pick and pack, they have amazing perks, and a really nice workspace.
I worked on a team where one of the guys submitted our fail to the dailywtf and it got published :D

With some details changed to make sure it was anonymous, obviously.
I would personally prefer a trained psychiatrist to do it instead
People often believe lies because they want to believe them. Perhaps sociopaths lack that mental defense?
Guilt is a double-edged sword. It's entirely possible to have too much of it, where it becomes not only a detriment to your well-being but even, ironically, to that of the people around you. It sounds like her husband has this kind of guilt and that they've had a really mutually-beneficial relationship balancing each other out.
JetBrains has some neat alternative products. I host YouTrack locally and it’s been helpful
My understanding is that California sees federal filings. They knew exactly how much I had earned in another state, after I moved halfway through the year. They just wanted to be extra sure I had paid that state some income tax.
pps is packets per second.
So 1Gpps would be 1 billion packets per second.
That's why I said it's partly phonetic. From the perspective of language learning I think it's extremely helpful to be able to intuit from the phonetic component that they will sound similar. I would also say that the tonal pronunciation differences are not that significant as the main distinguisher in Mandarin is the usage of compound words (2+ hanzi). Consider the fact that in China there are very few people who speak in the "proper" correct CCTV way. Most people will have large tonal variations from dialect etc. Compound words are the key to intelligibility.
What deposit are you talking about?

And.. staying with your cousin isn’t “taking flight” - it’s just being a fool.

It doesn’t take a criminal mastermind to evade the police. They don’t keep searching indefinitely.
It can’t. It’s self-aggrandizing that is typical of sociopaths. In this case, it also likely serves to instill fear in her partner, that she can always detect his “lies.” Sociopaths excel at these kind of subtle manipulations, but they are also borne of the cognitive distortions they suffer as a result of the condition (specifically believing themselves to be superior to other people who rely on empathy to understand others and experience remorse).
> Individual Contributors usually do not want ambiguity or to have a lesser impression of the company

They don’t? In my experience IC’s do most of this venting about horrible processes.
M code is the query language mostly used for getting the data into power query and transforming it/cleaning it. The replacement for VBA for power pivot (as well as analysis services and power bi) is DAX (Data Analysis expressions). I've never used F# before.
Supergiant star Betelgeuse smaller, closer than first thought
It's not even just that Excel is Turing-complete. It's that Excel is widely used and is its own programming language with a comprehensive standard library, and I don't mean VBA - entering the = character in a cell opens up a massive library of functions which can be used in a fashion sort of similar to functional languages, since everything is nested functions.

There's branching. There's Boolean operations. There's variables (cells, which is ultimately the point of the entire exercise). There's even a switch construct. There's even really simple web requests! All of these are of course functions. The only thing that's missing is function definitions (which can be done with VBA, but I excluded that specifically for the sake of this exercise).

It's not particularly pretty, but is usable by almost anyone, has good documentation, and a huge community of like-minded power users. As you mentioned, Excel doesn't have any of the constructs which help developers for other languages to avoid mistakes. The simple syntax, users which are not necessarily aware of good practices, and a lack of methods to implement such practices produces a perfect storm of factors to introduce bugs.
Genius ! Got a good chuckle out of me.
It is in France, and possibly other places as well.
For a similar price you can pay ddos defense to a real non-criminal company and like Google ignore their threats. This is a good investment for everyone as it lowers the rewards of crime and thus gets criminals out.
Two planets found orbiting a red dwarf
I don't know about 2d printers, but there are lots of open source/DIY 2d plotters.
> “minor mischief like sneaking embarrassing items into a line-cutter’s grocery cart”

I found this bit most fascinating. How does this work logistically? Does one stock own cart with embarrassing items, “just in case”, and then dump them before checking out? I’m assuming that the mischief is then sought out, and less of a reaction to being wronged? With that said, taking the whole thing with a grain of salt.
Getting data to and from the FPGA, and the workload being significantly pointer-chasing based, would probably nullify any advantage an FPGA could have.
I think that any set-up with trust is fine and am glad your wife and you have harmony.

In our relationship, it's definitely the opposite. We specifically, actively avoid bonds that could get romantic vibes.
> It's those worst ones who end up in upper management precisely for those reasons.

And thus the rain of crap continues.
I'm guessing, maybe the seediest tabloid near the checkout counter?
Honesty in itself is a very complicated topic. One can also overshoot in an attempt to be ('brutally', common qualifier) honest.

There's situations that are simply ambiguous, contradictory, and where honesty is more an attempt to defuse or clarify than well, actually honest.

For example there are a lot of people who always attempt to be honest, and then tend to hand out advice to people without really knowing what the other person is actually about.

I think there's a reason lying or at least omitting things exists and it's not just being a coward, it can also be legitimate deferral and in a way humility, I can't assume that I always have all the facts and simply opine on an issue.
I think we're past the point, and Twitter is already analogous to court. People's lives and careers are ruined by the social justice mob, sometimes deservingly, sometimes not.

I realize arguing against free speech is deeply unpopular, particularly on this forum. And I also realize it's inherently hypocritical. And, generally, I agree that the cure for "wrong" speech is more speech. Free speech is sacred to me as well.

But, I've also learned that, when shit hits the fan, you gotta slaughter some sacred cows, including those you never thought you could. The counterexamples you bring up are terrific. Is there a way, one that isn't just individual whim, to judge and moderate speech, in a way that is socially productive? I would bet there is, one that we haven't discovered yet.

After all, peer reviewed science hasn't always existed. I think the parallels there are rich. Modern scientists do operate as high priests of truth and knowledge. Who performs that function for speech? The woke left? The conservative right? FANG tech? None of those sound reasonable to me, but that doesn't mean a reasonable plan doesn't exist.
"Nice website you have running on your own hardware.
It would be a shame if it was DDoSed from the cloud."
> Old operating systems that did not have concept of virtual memory

And modern OSes for microcontrollers. When you've got only a few kB of RAM and no swap there's not much point to virtual memory. "Library OSes" are common, where the OS is statically linked with all of its tasks, and everything shares an address space.
They have immense skill. The problem is the competition is nearly equally as skilled.

We've seen this in a lot of different sports over the decades- as the field of play elevates, the variance from athlete to athlete shrinks.
Having refurbished ~200 donated Apple devices, the vast majority of time was spent chasing down peoples Apple IDs and having them remove the device from their account so I could reset it. Very time consuming and painful to keep track of. At least 20 phone calls made to work through 2 factor issues as well.
buildroot has defconfigs for building uefi or bios images capable of booting on most any hypervisor. you can easily extend them.

you can also easily strip them down and get itty bitty tarballs suitable for import as a docker container images

https://github.com/br-containers/br-containers
Astute points; however distasteful advertising is to me, contextual and pragmatic advertising slips past that reaction and just seems "useful". But where would the line be drawn?
Why is it stealing? And how does "blame" enter the picture at all? Developers went into it with their eyes open. That's not shaming or blaming them, there simply is no "blame" to be had. They made something and decided to give it away with few/no strings attached. There's decades of precedent for such projects being used to great financial profit by millions of people, so I don't find it plausible that most developers aren't fully aware of what they're doing. In fact I'd argue many want exactly this to happen. To develop something that proves incredibly useful and gets adopted by many users.

If someone did inadvertently choose a more permissive license than intended, I'm not sure what to say. "Blaming" them has too negative a connotation, but there is some responsibility on their part for the mistake, though I can sympathize with them given that licensing choice can be complex.

There's a catch 22 with choosing a restrictive license though. On the one hand it may help you monetize a product if it becomes popular, but on the other hand it becomes a lot harder to gain users and achieve that level of popularity.

However I acknowledge that the open source ecosystem and incentives have deep seated problems on this. The rise of networked society is in many ways built on such work, so there is a public good achieved that might never have been possible otherwise. On the other hand, maintaining a project can be thankless and exhausting. There's been plenty of discussions on how to help this situation, with no clear answer that I'm aware of. I certainly don't have one.
Perhaps ironically this will result in longer dotfiles for all the people who were already happy with the existing default behaviour!