skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
“Depression, isn’t that a fancy word for just feeling ‘bummed out?’”

But seriously, a lot of conditions are just universal human experiences that are severe enough to impact your daily life. We all get depressed, but we all don’t have depression
In my opinion the AI should just be treated as another human. You would also supervise your support staff to not write racist answers, or double check some important work. The nice thing here is that you can easily monitor the AI, while humans need protection from arbitrary monitoring.

In the end the question is whether we as an errant species can produce something that is always correct, or whether we should tolerate an AI to make mistakes just as we tolerate with one another.
You can use WRL or C++/WinRT (current recommended way) to access the WinRT API from C++.
ohh thanks! i've played the psp one on an emulator before and i'm waiting for the switch release (supposed to come out in march i think).
Not really. You move cache off-heap in Java terms and it persists it between restarts. One Russian social network has about 60 gigabytes of stuff cached that way
They do sometimes do that, Loon 'graduated' to become its own company that issued its own shares and has since died.

Waymo is another spin off company.

The structure of Alphabet exists for this purpose.
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Have tried DDG before but wasn't that impressed. Will give it another look.
I have been diagnosed with ADHD and to me it really has been great getting treatment. I think it's unfair to blame everything on ADHD and not take responsibility for anything but for me where I think it's different from someone who doesn't have it is that I was unable to pay attention during lectures for example. Like I really wanted to and the information was still interesting but I still couldn't get myself to pay attention and that caused a lot of anxiety and severely effected my self esteem since I was blaming myself and saying "well you just didn't try hard enough" and things like that. Like most things, ADHD is a spectrum so there is likely a lot of it that goes undiagnosed. A lot of the symptoms are pretty normal human traits but I think how much those traits are present is the big thing.
Yep, air leaks do happen. Not his fault though, but his blog is a gold mine of information, definitely top 5 to read religiously every day, don't you agree?
Having capital is not binary. It's not like once you meet a magic threshold, you can then allow for unlimited trades. Robinhood raised $1B on Thursday, then another $2.5B or whatever today. By your logic, they had the capital on Thursday, so why would they need to raise more today?
I know absolutely nothing of game dev, but adding cameras to the scene doesn't sound like it would be the most complex aspect of developping a video game?
> Oh the audio system? Automatic seat adjustment? Bluetooth? Let's write a requirement document, or even just a requirement powerpoint and send it out for quote. It's not that important and cheapest bidder is fine.

Ford Sync 2 (aka MyFordTouch) is exactly this. The interaction design is actually good, people clearly thought about how to go from screen to screen and it would be highly usable, except that the response time is god awful. Rumor is Ford outsourced to Microsoft who outsourced to someone's cousin who wrote it in Adobe Air or something. If it wasn't slower than molasses, it would be pretty neat.
Harrison was also formerly Xbox, but point taken and post updated!
There are, of course, levels. For me the difference is between spending 15 hours non-stop programming, or spending two months unable to open a ticket because it's menial, being unable to start important schoolwork that is too menial until 1h before the due date, and so on.

I've been like this since I remember, and I really can't do anything to fix it. It has a large negative effect on my life. But of course, it's not just that, for example often I literally cannot pay attention to a direct interlocutor, or can't keep myself focused during final exams.
The ones I have been talking to stick to their Excel because their little part of the puzzle can solved by Excel. These technologies usually demand data to be collected, but the amount of incentive to do so is low in any classic balkanized F500 organization.
I am strongly in support of this and have been for a long time. But having seen how things are playing out in Seattle has definitely given me more nuance to my support for this.

The major one is that decriminalizing drugs cannot mean decriminalizing crime(theft) done to support addiction. Seattle has moved in this direction which has thrown its legal system into utter chaos as it has pretty much legalized petty crime for a certain class of people.

Being compassionate does not mean letting people do whatever they want. That being said, not treating people as criminals for putting substances into their own bodies is a great step and I hope other cities follow suit.
> Not true. Nowhere. Ever.

I'm sad for you.
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Drug use is already normalized and drugs are already easy to obtain.
thank you! i love coding but people have to get places. something taking more skill...well listen...i know i couldn't drive a bus. i would snap on people. just because i love coding doesn't mean i should get paid more than a bus driver or a trash man.
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Flavour thesaurus is very good, if quite small relative to what I think you want (or I might be projecting -- it's what I want). Would be a good start for seeding the graph anyway, it's a great book.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Flavour_Thesaurus?wprov=sf...
Sure. Specint and the more modern specintrate are obvious choices for “we can’t suck at this”. But the overall architecture was so extremely over “int heavy” that the box was just not great for the supercomputing segment it claimed to want to play in.

Maybe large Oracle databases, too?

The architecture really was the only game in town for a while for having so many physical memory address bits. I just assume someone “resold” it to the HPC/supercomputing groups as “here, go sell this”.
If for no other reason, having their own first-party studio working on Stadia games demonstrates at least some commitment to the platform.

There is a widespread and well founded suspicion that Google will just get bored and shut it down one day. This exacerbates that fear.
Not sure we are talking about the same thing? The favicon is loaded from tiangolo.com server, not from the location of the docs? If there is no telemetry, then it's all the more important this got changed...

But anyway, last thing I want to do is argue - as I said, I really appreciate your work! Really big thank you! :)
I asked the same question on starting a vfx job many years back. 8-bit, 256 colors for a feature film? Impossible, that would make it look like .gif or Windows95, right?
>>I have developed a rekindled hatred for M$ in the past few weeks trying to install firefox on a fresh installation of windows 10.

Install a Package Manager like Chocolety [1], AppGet [2] or the new "Official" one WinGet

>>I couldnt find a simple, one-click way to change all these. I had to go over them one-by-one.. (.doc, .docx, .dochtml, .docxhtml, .xls, .xlsx, .xlshtml, .xslsxhtml,....)

Yea MS has tried to bork this, but in the "Default Apps" settings page of the new "Settings" Application, there is a link called "Set Defaults by App" that makes it MUCH easier than what you did which was "Choose Default Apps by File Type"

[1] https://chocolatey.org/

[2] https://appget.net/

[3] https://github.com/microsoft/winget-cli
If you were to ask most Intel employees about this announcement, the reaction you'd get would be "wait, we still make Itanium?" Whatever Itanium team is working on it still is clearly pretty small.
70% of top “civic” Facebook groups are toxic or violent, report finds
Nobody's even really bothered to aggregate and quantify what different cars are collecting, to my knowledge. I don't think anybody's done much real work into privacy-modding modern cars. I'd love to be proven wrong though. I was recently forced to buy a 2016 Kia, and all the smart features have me grinding my teeth.
Check out https://projectnessie.org it adds multi-table transactions to Databricks Delta.

disclaimer: an author of Nessie
UE is a generic engine, it's not good at specialized games like open words.

Unity is pretty much none existent in AAA, it's mostly a mobile engine.
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Java is based on Objective-C, which is based on Smalltalk. In both of those all method calls are messages, which are even more abstract than virtual functions but a lot more useful.

Java simplified things for performance but ended up with a much weaker and less expressive system, and probably didn't go hard enough for static performance either. Still, it's less of a performance issue than the lack of value types.
That's not universally true. The immune system is far more complex than that. Two examples:

1. 28 year olds, who were exposed to a prior influenza pandemic during an early age window, disproportionately died during the 1918 pandemic. https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/british-actuarial-jo...

2. Measles destroys prior immune memory. https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-019-03324-7
But their not doing it because he's a republican which is the constant refrain heard. They did it because he incited violent insurrection. If anything they let him break their own rules for far too long before actually taking action.

The persecution narrative being pushed in conservative media is ridiculous.
We could be splitting hairs here - but Oracle has indeed stepped back from being the "official" offering.

Each new LTS JDK release gets a "caretaker" which provides the "official" OpenJDK build for that release. Azul gets a turn, Oracle gets a turn, etc. This is a stark contrast to pre-JDK9 where Oracle was the only "official" build.

Starting with JDK9, the licensing for an Oracle-provided JDK got a lot more murky, which seems to have been on purpose (to push Oracle into a support position instead of leader position). It cleared the way for Oracle to be "just another vendor offering paid support" along with IBM, Red Hat, AdoptOpenJDK, Azul, Amazon, etc.

This transition was started around OpenJDK7, where Oracle made a lot of effort to make OpenJDK the "upstream" and "reference" implementation for all other JDK's and the language specification.

While many OpenJDK contributors are on the payroll of Oracle, it wouldn't be fair to say they are steering the entire ship at this point, nor does anyone require a license agreement to offer OpenJDK binaries - with the exception of actually calling it "OpenJDK" (see agreement above for "sharing" LTS releases) - hence "AdoptOpenJDK" and "Zulu JDK", etc... all OpenJDK builds that don't call themselves OpenJDK.

It was one of the more surprising things Oracle has done in years... and many applauded the changes.
OK, but they didn't let any users purchase the stock. Ones that have settled funds and don't trade on margin. I get not letting a brand new account with unsettled funds trade on margin for huge positions...but if I've got $100K cash in my account there should be no reason to limit my purchasing.
Reminds me of Radiohead's [official] efforts: https://www.radiohead.com/library/

I can't remember what their old club was called. I remember being a member of that used to unlock a real trove. But their old web sites were always intentionally confusing and maze-like in an entertaining and mysterious way.
> David Shor, for example, was until recently a data analyst at a progressive consulting firm, Civis Analytics. Shor’s job was to think about how Democrats can win elections. When Omar Wasow, a professor at Princeton, published a paper in the country’s most prestigious political-science journal arguing that nonviolent civil-rights protests had, in the 1960s, been more politically effective than violent ones, Shor tweeted a simple summary of it to his followers. Because the tweet coincided with the first mass protests over the killing of George Floyd, it generated some pushback. After a progressive activist accused Shor of “concern trolling for the purposes of increasing democratic turnout,” a number of people on Twitter demanded that he lose his job. Less than a week after he tweeted the findings of Wasow, who is black, Civis’s senior leadership, which is predominantly white, fired Shor.[0]

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AIUI that is mainly achieved by running the native library functions.Given how much time you spend in library functions I'm not surprised it has an edge over the full translation of the application.
Yeah, not sure where the idea comes from that Microsoft fronts like the entire development cost for ... for what even? As a publisher? Sure, maybe.

For games coming to Game Pass? No.

Same for the EGS, it's not like they front all those games. (Most exclusivity is bought way later in the process.)

But the original comment is pretty much Windows Phone back then. To this day I have no idea why Microsoft was so cheap and didn't even try to get developers on their platform. Rip Lumias, some of you were some great devices.
From a quick look at the site and a quick look at perkeep's site, both projects look quite similar. Could anyone with some experience comment on their differences?
On the funny Pentium3 equivalent thing bolted on? Or you mean in emulation mode?
Was out of work for awhile some years ago.
After days of paper work and many weeks of delays I got 200 to help a family of 5.

A few months later I got a letter asking me to pay it pay it back.

Later I got very badly injured. Like brain damage level. Got laughed At when applying for disability. Apparently if you have a stroke, then a desk job is fine, since you just need to sit there.

There is a narrow range between deathly ill and dead that you can obtain assistance.
The privacy aspects need more attention. There does need to be a neutral and trusted identity provider. It should be possible for the pod owner to control access via some kind of scope/role/policy setup. That's going to be complicated for most people. Using an example from elsewhere in this thread, I probably would want PhotoShop to be able to have full access to many (but not all) images my pod, but Instagram should really only be able to read the images I want to post there.
Seems like a similar ballpark given historical life expectancy
handbrake is also pretty great from a user-friendly point of view :)
The Dulles Airport Access road had signs "This road is only / For airport users / Don't risk a ticket / From our police cruisers" and I always wanted to put up a 5th sign that said "Burma Shave" but never had the guts to go through with it.
> Try turning on "Fast seek" in VLC's Input/Codecs preferences tab.

That is a bit better, but still not close to what mpv does. That option also causes VLC to sometimes get “stuck” while skipping, i.e. when you skip many times in quick succession, sometimes the playback gets to a certain point, and any skips will then not skip past that point – you will have to wait a few seconds for normal playback to progress a bit, and then you can skip again. This interrupts your flow, makes you wait (and forces you to partially watch a section you expressly wanted to skip), and is, needless to say, very disruptive when skimming a video.
Why should I run this instead of renewing my Wavefront contract?
> I suspect there are a bunch of people who know it references something but don't care enough to find out what.

Yeah I’m in this boat. They say this on Reddit all the time so I know it’s a reference to something, but like you said I never bothered to check what it’s actually a reference to.
Curious what Wirecutter would have to say about this. I use them for a lot of my purchases if I don't know where to start and it does seem like some rare times they just miss the mark, though not so egregiously as this. Why stand on something that seems so widely disliked?
Your experiences don't generalize to everyone. Just yesterday I drove home from an errand without navigation and discovered that the bridge across the lake was closed in one direction. This wasn't signed well at all and meant that I lost 10-15 minutes turning around and taking another route. Being able to have the car tell me when a turn is approaching rather than having to look at every street sign along the way wondering if this is my turn keeps me focused on the road and prevents the worries of "did I miss it?". It's strictly an improvement.
I can't help but feel like any big software platform company that's not trying to get good at virtual worlds, gaming, virtual space is making a huge mistake.

It's hard as heck. One can do all the things, and keep turning up with un-fun games. Games require magic, in a way few other things do.

But I also think these big companies have some of the best chance of creating something special and better. They keep reaching for better scaled universes, better scaled worlds, and I think this ambition is really key. Better scaled worlds is what's important, is what we need to be up to. Lots of simulated agents, lots of space, lots of players, all in virtual space.

EVE Online seems to be really running up into the wall, these days. It feels like there's such basic fixes for some of this stuff (allow modules to be set-to-go online while in warp), but the huge grid filled with players, the massive time-dialation.... it's a real cluster $@#@#$[1]. Few others have tried to be anywhere near as cool. We all get some little shells, shards, and the bigger total us never happens.

[1] https://www.pcgamer.com/how-eve-online-commandos-pulled-off-...
A well-preserved Eagle sculpture discovered in the Great Temple in Mexico
Not as bad as Niagara, that thing had what, 1 FPU shared by eight cores? Great for Java, a bit less for PHP that only had floating point arithmetic...