skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Musk is the exception, not the rule.

It's usually much easier to make money in unnecessary bullshit, and via rent-like activities, than in socially valuable activities. So that's what most rich people choose to do.
> I bet you, a company that picks a tool stack and develops several similar projects over several years will become better at it.

At the end of your several years, your stack will be “outdated,” so you will need to exercise discipline to resist the pressure to keep up with the trends.

I like your lifetime idea, though I foresee some hard choices around choosing that timeframe and sticking to your decision to reimplement when the time comes.
In this case would you consider the telephone company a publisher too?
Or do what we’ve always done: watch how nothing whatsoever will be done about it for decades more.
TPMS is mandatory unfortunatly no sensor is needed for that.
Here is a good german article about that: https://www.adac.de/rund-ums-fahrzeug/ausstattung-technik-zu...

basically the following vendors only use indirect control systems (no sensor): VW-Group (VW, Audi, Seat, Skoda), PSA (Citroën, Peugeot, DS, Opel), Fiat, Mazda or Honda.
the problem with sensors is that a new set of tires have additional cost of 120-300€ which is most often not an issue since the vendors who use direct control systems are mostly premium vendor cars.
Mathematical notation is highly limited in the sets of ideas it can express.
That is a good point. It says her field is “AI ethics,” not “AI.” So I have to admit that her paper was in her field.

I also have to say that “AI” is a vastly different area of study than “ethics.” Very strange that Google has these organized in the same hierarchy.
> you're not missing out on much.

I've never eaten other foods that numb the mouth.

Being a tourist district I believe there was hardly any poison in the meal. So I definitely will experience it again, properly.

Perhaps up to a full liver one day.

Because as you say, it's pretty hard to actually die from.
The UK loans are actually a good deal if you really understand them, which students here inevitably don’t. It makes demanding government to pay for tuition here pretty abhorrent imho.

I know a lot of working class/blue-collar families here, and talking with them, it really becomes clear how incredibly selfish and unreasonable it is to expect their taxes to buy someone wealthier than them an education that they themselves are denied by virtue of being raised in harsher circumstances.
Suggest reading “Harrington on Hold’em”.
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I literally asked a question. And I meant choose San Francisco as the place to be homeless in, not choosing homelessness.

If you would apply the principle of charity, you would have been able to read my comment correctly.
False. It's subsidized to zero for citizens, but many schools are not free for foreigners either from EU or outside of it. Same in most EU countries.
I find it convenient reading man pages in emacs (doom emacs in my case). The output is colorized, and the pages are linked.
For now the focus is on public collaboration on public projects. Features for private/encrypted repos are definitely on the roadmap.
The soap dispenser clearly didn’t have racist thoughts. But it effectively worked worse for black people, so it has racially discriminatory effects. I don’t think there’s much to argue about here.

Also, I believe it’s best not to accuse your interlocutor of lacking intellectual honesty unless the evidence is very clear. Perhaps they just see the world differently to you.
> what’s the issue with “globalist”??

In a certain context it just means jews. And they didn't write racist soap dispenser, they wrote "racist soap dispenser".

Do look inwards.
It's true that leadership is the key. Projects are successfully lead, not managed.

This means leading those above too: getting more resources, communicating and managing expectations

The nature of projects is that they're often one-offs or something that the company hasn't done before. So unless you're being very generous with time, scope and quality estimates you're likely to be way off because of optimism bias
- Joplin has a rich editor

- If you talk about google drive, you can use the file system sync and sync from there

- you can create notebooks and sub-notebooks

If you are still on the search, there is a great list: https://old.reddit.com/r/Evernote/comments/j87fb9/please_hel...
lol, and now I dreamt I started drinking again.

I hate my brain :D
Last time, it was announced in advance, but for weeks if not months no one knew when it would end.
Cue: I'm not comfortable giving that type of power to the elected officials. Their power should be limited.

Cloth masks aren't effective yet we're all pretendying, even the experts (who were all laughing at the plebs who were scared before mask mandates, wanting to wear masks and not knowing how to use them) [I'm in a very large medical community and this was the general sentiment before the WHO and Fauci changed their tune]

Experts disagree. Politicians fear blowback so they see who the media are agreeing with and then do that. They aren't rational actors.

And no, mask wearing has many negative effects.

E.g. of Experts and Politicians making mistakes: lockdowns, they have much worse negative effects than positive but they look politically good. Experts don't present any reason for them that is backed scientifically as a whole.

Who should we give the right to take away our freedom?

Experts lie, politicians lie and they do don't care. I don't trust them with that much power.
The reason you can push/pull works offline is that the database of radicle lives on your machine. Once you are online it will gossip with other peers to exchange updates of projects. This means that your workflow stays the same no matter connectivity and eventual the network convergences to communicate all relevant data. If you are interested in the details check out the docs: https://docs.radicle.xyz/docs/understanding-radicle/why-radi...
The exact same could be said about Freedom of Speech itself. Or any other fundamental freedom/privilege for that matter. Potential for abuse is grounds for mitigation, not wholesale curtailment.
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To be fair, it depends on your exact definition of manpages, which is not clear from the article.

If by "manpages" you mean locally stored documentation which goes beyond the simple usage and available options that you'd expect from a --help switch, then I completely disagree. I believe locally available documentation in an easily accessible form and compatible with a terminal is a must.

If by "manpages" you mean specifically "it needs to be generated via groff or troff or whatever it is that generates a manpage, and is specifically for use with `man`", then fine, I can see the point. But the rebuttal here wouldn't be "because webdocs are better", and it certainly wouldn't be "because you can always bloat your --help switch to dump a mountain of text". If you have another structured way of delivering local documentation for your project, then so be it (tex does this with texdoc for instance).

Having said that, as far as standards go for local documentation with a useful and consistent structure and interface, manpages is definitely #1 and worth considering in your project, and most definitely before "webdocs".
I said nothing about "choosing to cheat society". Perhaps check your own biases? I also didn't say anything about "offering services".

From the charts in your article it still doesn't seem unlikely that many homeless people migrated there for the jobs, a ka money - 30% in the "1 to 4 years" bracket, 48% if you go to "up to 9 years".

In my city (Berlin) it certainly seems to be the case that it is often immigrants who end up homeless, presumably because the social net for citizens doesn't fully apply to them.
My whole point is "do not do anything to it". You don't need plugins (I'll make one exception - have & test backups), you don't need docker/database/whatever because you're paying someone else a pittance to deal with that.

If you want a blog, stop fucking around with your configuration and write.
Section 230 is just allowance for mass abuse. Why should Facebook/Twitter/Google be treated differently from a media company when they are inserting their version of the Truth ?

This is currently being used against Trump because everyone hates the guy, but wait until this is aimed into anyone that challenges the establishment. Bernie will never have a platform again.
Here is your claim:

> homeless people flock to places with spare money and mild climate.

Here is what it would look like as a question:

Do homeless people move to places with spare money and mild climate?

The "why else" construction is not a literal question. It's rhetoric device used to make a claim about reasoning. It implies that you've thought through all the possible reasons and you've come up with the obvious answer.

But if you were really making a sincere question, the answer to "why else" is: that is where they lived when they became homeless.
We kind of need this yesterday... what's the point of having a decentralized git if the issues are centralized at Github? (which, not to make too fine a point of it, is owned by Microsoft). Even if you host your own Gitlab, there is always that day when the hard drive of the server fails and the ops have to spend a weekend restoring backups while changing hosting company because who crashes the hard-drive of an expensive VPS anyway...

I hope Radicle gets a lot of funding and tons of adoption.
Drop the crypto scam angle pleas
My test says I have dead nucleotides from the RNA of this virus.

Do I need to pay up or am I clear? Maybe getting the courts involved is not such a bad idea.
This is a great point and could be modelled providing that you have access to prospective mortality tables. I fear they are not easily available for most countries and some might be guarded by actuarial societies. For a bias that might balance things out: measuring covid by excess mortality also fails to account for less deaths by traffic and other infectious diseases. I've never come across mortality tables that are broken down to causes of death.
Cory Doctorow has an interesting take on this, pointing out the pros and the cons as he sees them.

https://pluralistic.net/2020/12/04/kawaski-trawick/#230

(Unsurprisingly, he also finds in this subject further arguments to break up the platform giants, block their continuing merger-and-acquisition habits, and to mandate interoperability.)
It's also nontrivial for the people currently maintaining the Linux kernel. I interpret the "just" as a way to hint that forcing someone else to keep doing something for free, you could just do it yourself.
Globalist probably can be used as a dog-whistle, but we do need a word for people who support free trade, free migration, borderless finance etc. That’s a quite common position. Indeed, the Haaretz article you link to is considerably more ambiguous than just saying “globalism is a bad word and must be banned “.
Is this based on Matrix?
"Observ(er|vation)" is really one of the worst terms ever in this area. It really is just about the experimenter (plus apparatus) becoming entangled with the experiment -- or entering into a superposition with it, if you will. That's it. No spooky consciousness, etc. goes into it. One's consciousness simply enters into the superposition.

(If you can't tell, I fully subscribe to the Many World interpretation. AFAICT it's, by quite a long way, the most parsimonious explanation in terms of extra "theoretical stuff", even if it is "wasteful" in terms of the amount of actual stuff it posits.)
Would I recommend it as being fun/useful? Yes.

Would I recommend a specific model? I'm not too familiar to be honest. I want to aliexpress and picked the cheapest USB RTL-SDR dongle I could find. Paid €5 or so for it, with a tiny little antennae.
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It is not clear at all. Nobody at Google has said that she was fired for being toxic. That’s your inference.
Even if trucks pollute more they might also save more.

If you have trucks delivering goods to 100 households maybe the footprint is better than 100 households driving somewhere to buy goods.
> She could have chosen to make improvements to the paper based on the feedback she was given

I'm unsure whether "improvement" is the right synonym for "change" in this situation.
I have, several times. The trains great, what’s wrong with it?

Soon it’s gonna be even better with Crossrail.
What type of market data Finage offer?
Wasn't clear, sorry. Facebook censors things, Freenet doesn't. That doesn't mean there's no place for Facebook, and it doesn't mean there's no place for Freenet.
I didn't claim that incivility does not also exist. And the banned accounts don't show up in showdead anymore, either. What you consider "well-thought out but unpopular opinion" could also be subject to your personal biases.
Right, I guess I haven't tried (nor wanted to try) to go to the theatre since roughly January. Missed that part of your original post.
Systems get entangled with each other by interacting. So entanglement cannot "propagate" faster than the fastest possible "mediator" of an interaction, which is the speed of light.

The "instantaneous" aspect comes up in entanglement and measurement. Say you start off with an entangled pair of electrons A and B in your lab, and measure electron A. Measurement is an interaction, so you become entangled with the electron. By knowing the initial entangled state and your reading of electron A's state, you can know stuff about the state of electron B at the time of the measurement, even if electron B has traveled a very long distance in the meantime.

I personally find this point of view nicer than assuming that I somehow collapsed electron A's state and caused an instantaneous remote collapse of B's state.
No, I don’t imagine that. But the fact is, PHP is very verbose and missing a lot of tools for building good abstractions compared to richer languages. If you’ve used “most of the languages” (whatever that is supposed to mean) and not realized this, I recommend you read up and reflect on the Blub Paradox:

http://www.paulgraham.com/avg.html
Reading this article calls to mind von Tiesenhausen's Law of Program Management: "To get an accurate estimate of final program requirements, multiply the initial time estimates by pi, and slide the decimal point on the cost estimates one place to the right."
No. I can't publish stuff on their website. They "sell" me the use of the "pipes", not what i do with it.
No, it was submitted to a conference, that’s what they’re for. Not the same as submitting for publication.
> The idea that there is only one intelligence without considering people have a lot of individual foibles due to experience, temperament, predisposition, and any number of other factors is really dangerous. It's that type of thinking that led to presidents who were former movie stars or real estate developers.

Or it doesn't and we victimize people with smaller PR budgets to present their perspective.
> I'm not OP, but what is "real life"?

In the context of creating models, it's representative data collected from statistically significant observations of a population, for starters.

> In cases where some communities/countries have (to quote from the article) a "smaller linguistic footprint online", is trying to control for this a form of manipulation of society or a way to fix a bias?

In modelling there is no such thing as control. There's the input data and there's the model generated from input data.

If you are looking for a model that is expected to represent a property intrinsic to a specific community then you use data collected from that community to generate that model. That's it.

Models generalize, and reflect the norm. They are like that by design. That's their point.

If your plan is to have a model that does not reflect the input data but instead forces your biases regardless of the input data then your goal is not to model reality but to distort it to comply with your personal goals.
StarCraft 2 eventually introduced faction based MMR/rankings. It's likely easier in a game when you explicitly signal a different play style and the game then gives you different tools so can be sure you are doing something different.
Except corporations do not have awareness, because they are machines.
I'm going to go out on a limb and say that smaller project are a possible solution. Do less and deliver something.

I've just gotten off two, multi-year projects, the first crashed and burned due to a mismatch between business process, vendors and the skills in the organization to understand what it does and translate that into requirements.
From the development side, we made a lot of stuff. Most of it was junk.

The second project arrived at a point underdone. Unable to replace the existing production solution because of a lack of a burning deck. I'd put this down as a failure as well. Mostly on the strategic leadership side.

In the meta sense these projects weren't that bad. People got money for doing them, and that money was spent in the economy.

Maybe Amazon is onto something with their two pizza teams, and 7 page proposals.
Std::visit is everything wrong with modern C++ (2017)
Dev here. This is a known issue. https://codeberg.org/teddit/teddit/issues/24

So far I haven't come up with any solution. The nested .comment styles seemed not be the problem. Although something in the CSS triggers the slow rendering on Chromium based browsers – not sure yet what.

If any of you have an idea, leave a comment here or in Teddit, appreciated!

EDIT: Oh, forgot to say: Works fine in Firefox, no rendering issues.
I'm more of an offline-first person but I love how simple this is. If the need arises I'd consider it for sure. Looks like all my use cases are ticked off as well.

Quick question: is latex/mathematica/any other way to include equations possible? (excluding equation images obviously; needs to be editable)
Have you tried NextJS or Gatsby?
They are a bit like do-notation in Haskell, but with a few extra things. They are also like a more restricted / opinionated version of Clojure macros.

What's really cool is that things like ```async function *``` from JS can be implemented as libraries in F#.
Thank you for speaking up! To be clear, there’s no question it exists. But multiple (admittedly former) google researchers have gone on record saying that this is meant to be a quick scan for trade secrets leakage, and nothing more than that. Certainly not some kind of academic integrity review. That’s what the journal reviewers are for.

The point of the scientific process is to be allowed to fail and to be mistaken. And the paper was pretty bland. Sure, she didn’t namedrop all relevant research over the last decade, but why demand a retraction? Especially when the reviewers posted on Reddit that there was a big edit window to make revisions. Adding a few more cites seems like “oh, why not throw in X?” then you both go out to lunch / email an updated version later that day. A retraction is basically “your last few months have been wasted,” right? I’d probably be upset too.

Thanks again for the datapoint about the 3 day window. It seems rather selective, but that’s standard for any bigco. I’m just having a hard time stomaching the idea that your ideas need to pass through some anonymous internal review panel where you don’t even know who’s judging you. Is that really what it’s like to be there? Seems strange.
/r/algo trading has always had good content to me
I fail to understand how this is even a story worth covering. Sometime people forget you work FOR someone, who's already paying top dollars for your work. If your interests are not aligned with your employer you certainly have the right to walk away. You surely do not have the right to be seen as a beaten up dog when this was exactly what happens when you ignore feedback, rant and give ultimatums like you count more than anybody else. I am glad she was let go
Pussy odor.
Pandoc has the ability to output manpages from .md or .rst documents, so if you already have a web version rendered from those, I see no reason not to include them. I absolutely love software with manpages and leaving them alone just because other platforms (or simply just Windows) don't have them is a bit of an insult.
Might be misleading for me to say "embed" a video. Emacs definitely cannot play video (there are some round-about ways but org-mode is strictly text only)

I meant it's possible to embed a link/thumbnail that will open the file in the player of choice
Not sure why 1-based indexing is more logical in high-level or scientific computing.

The concept of x[k] meaning the object k spaces away from the beginning of x is very general, and still intuitively meaningful in languages without pointer arithmetic.
Her manager said "effective today". That means no gardening leave.
Freedom of speech isn't freedom from consequences.

The only people that are 'frightened' by equality are those that have historically benefited from the lack of equality.
>The show/hide design pattern is annoying, IMO.

Hmmh, I don't know how to make it better. It's really challenging to do it without JS in the first place. Do you have any ideas?
I guess you can write some javascript that adds an iframe to the page and with the link as the source.
emacs is essentially a framework for building custom IDEs.
In 2015, Buffett released his tax returns and paid $1.8 million on $11.6 million in income.

If his secretary paid more than $1.8 million in taxes, they have extremely high income and they shouldn't be used in a comparison of "desperate people struggling to get by" like Uber drivers.
I recommend you take a look at the topics in Stanford's Encyclopedia of Philosophy and see if any subject matter interests you, and then use their bibliographic references for your readings:

https://plato.stanford.edu/
> e.g. the police can't use it to identify peaceful protesters with those characteristics

It can be used to (mis) identify them if the higher error rates are accepted.
The problem isn't really the tech, but its application.
Yeah, you're right. It's not for the casual user. Emacs itself has "unwieldy keybindings" as many say. I switch between vim and emacs all the time but it's not for everybody
Can't you just serialize all issues into the repository and then write scripts/hooks to sync them in/out of textfiles in the repo?
The majority of the homeless do recover from homelessness within several months with a combination of help from both public and private programs. However, approximately 20% remain chronically homeless.

The reason people fail to realize that they could be chronically homeless is because no one expects to suddenly suffer from either mental illness or drug addiction problems. Until we regain a national mental health program again, this will always be an issue
I love these!

I hope he's gonna cover miniKanren!

This title kinda stinks since all the posts in the series have made it to front page.

This is #4, and it's about datalog. Perhaps mods could adjust title.
It was more complicated before version 1.5, now it’s basically the same. In the last year I think angular is likely the best framework again.
Yea, the server side is running on Node.js (with Pug template engine), but the client-side doesn't have any JS whatsoever.
As someone who is the particularly unskilled at FPS games, the introduction of SBMM was a game-changer for me.

I went from being totally outplayed almost every game to actually having a chance of competing.