skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My sleep trick is to read a book. It slows my mind and is easier to stop at any point once I’m dozing off.

I also have all phone alerts etc stop a 9pm.
Sahi: A Vision library for sliced inference on large images/small objects
Republican businesses owners like trump love illegal immigrant labor because it's another thing they can hang over their head. If they start organizing or complaining they can just anonymously tip ICE about the workers and suddenly their problem is solved.

When they say they want to punish immigration they mean punish immigrants.
In that case you can separate ’struct Widget’ into another file. This way there will be no circular dependency
Negative income tax is toxic to automation.
I recently went through a similar experience.

It initially helped me to stop drinking. I pretty much swapped out alcohol for marijuana. Alcohol felt really bad for me physical, emotionally, and mentally. And marijuana doesn’t.

I found a lot of other benefits:

- unwind and integrate my brain. As an engineer my brain is constantly is “solve” mode, always thinking about problems at work or side projects. Marijuana stops that, my thoughts and brain feels much more integrated.

- easier to focus and be present with my kids. I wish that I could just sit and enjoy long periods of time with my kids, but my head is always uneasy, checking work, phone, thinking about problems. Marijuana dials that back and lets me be present and focused

- emotional introspection. I had some pretty shitty things happen to me in childhood. I’ve never really reflected on them. I’ve started to repeat some of the abusive behaviors that I experienced growing up. Marijuana has helped me to really introspect my emotions and be open to integrating that trauma

- helps relieve low level anxiety and depression, it’s uplifting. I eat low dosage edibles most nights and positive mood effects linger through the next day

- it’s just fun :$ it feels good and is recreational. Music sounds different, food tastes more intense

I never would have guessed It would be so positive for me. I smoked for a couple months In my late teens until it started making me paranoid. I never would have guessed It would provide me so much benefit. I certainly would never ever have guessed I would become a daily user in my later 30s AND it would significantly improve my quality of life
Why is uncertainty specific to ads? That's part of anything in business whether it's a new office, new equipment or new salesperson.

Whether something provides a return or not for your specific situation doesn't have anything to do with whether the product itself is working and valid.

Ebay situation is different because search is as close as you can get to "intent" in advertising. You don't need user-targeting when you have a search query telling you exactly what they're looking for. Targeting is a proxy for that kind of intent when it's not available.
This echoes the popular wisdom that benzos can only mollify hallucinations to make them bearable, and then force a black-out at higher dosage.
Antipsychotics (like Seroquel & Olanzapine) on the other hand make the visuals and 'shadow people' (hallucinations resulting from lack of sleep) disappear, forcefully flinging people back to a semblance of reality, and then to uncomfortable sleep.
I’ll have to do that soon!

“Stay late at LANL” would imply I’m ever actually up there. I think I’ve been onsite 3 times since March.
> Without making light of your experience, the behavior you witnessed is simply not possible to induce with the dosing range used by licensed ketamine treatment clinics.

This was a licensed esketamine (s-ketamine) trial under medical supervision which, as you might imagine, left us excluded from the trial afterwards.

So I am going to have to disagree with you regarding whether or not that is possible at theraputic doses. I realize that it's normally safe, and I hope that it helps a lot of people.
There was a podcast a couple of years ago on Enron, and one of the things that stuck with me was the presenter's musing on this cycle where vast power is given to huge profit-maximising machines operating as monopolies. Then one of them gets caught doing {bad thing}, and there's focus on them. And they become the sole target of court cases and investigations and ire (rightly so, but a load of other companies are also either doing the same thing, or are directly enabling them). Then everyone forgets all the lessons that should have been learned and allows the same cycle to repeat until the next time and companies get back to setting policy/laws via lobbying until the next big blow out.
Why use zerotier if you are already using ssh keys? It wouldn't add any security, and in this setup the servers all have public IP's, right?
From the menu, hit P to turn on Playlist Mode. That should default to on. Without that, it seems to just play one vid on repeat until you "change channels".
You would be wrong about that, it was a licensed esketamine trial under strict medical supervision.
It's not clear the parent commenter actually needs a cyclic reference there, so I wouldn't draw any conclusions from it. Some of us don't believe it's necessary in that example.
A democracy isn't a democracy categorically, it's a democracy only if it behaves as a democracy. If elected representatives are behaving in the way they are with respect to encryption and tech anti-trust, then either it is an ineffectual, degenerate case of a democracy – and if the representatives are failing now, as they have been for at least a decade on this issue, when would throwing new ones be as effective as it needs to be? – or it is not fully a democracy.

If you want to reason from labels as if they are tautologies, here's a word for you: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anocracy

The alternative interpretation to what you propose is running for office. That's not out of the question but it's a decades-long pipeline with a lot of protections built in by convention. Outsiders are going to have difficulty until the current gen of representatives fades with age, and making headway is feasible only with the hope that the growing sphere of elite replacements are less competent behind the reigns if they decide to maintain their predecessors' policies.
I know how to break the cycle. What I'm asking is why should I break the cycle?
I might soon be forced to move closer to an urban area. One of the things I’ll miss most is being able to see the Milky Way on every clear night. Gazing across thousands of light years at the neighboring arm of our galaxy will never cease to amaze me.
We didn't! It was a licensed esketamine trial under medical supervision for treatment-resistant depression.
The fact that computing is shot through with people who think that putting things in-band makes them go away, and that because special cases have nice properties therefore King Canute can abolish the general case with a wave of his hand, is a very large part of the problem with computing.
You need to look harder. Schizophrenia and psychotic features are relative contraindications for use of ketamine per APA guidelines.
“It is unclear whether patients with depression that is not treatment- refractory or patients with other psychiatric illnesses are ap- propriate candidates for ketamine treatment, and extreme caution must be exercised in patients with psychotic or substance use disorders.”

Side-effects associated with ketamine use in depression: a systematic review, Short 2018.

To summarize: A review of 60 studies found dissociation and psychotomimetic effects >70 percent of the studies at varying rates. And note that the time courses of observation were variable. Furthermore most of these studies excluded participants with psychotic features or known psychotic disorder.

But for any provider considering ketamine this is literally top of the list in consideration of adverse effects.
The observation from comparing different countries after the fact seems to be that the economy suffers from the epidemic itself (voluntary change of habits plus hospitalizations) as much it does from lockdowns, so the argument is that if you avoided lockdowns then you got both the increased deaths from covid and also the deaths because people lost jobs and are depressed.

The economic issues and the associated death increase was avoided only in countries which successfully managed to limit the spread of disease, which generally involved aggressive early lockdowns.
They let people take it at home now? We had to go into a clinic and they would monitor you the entire time. There was a couch to lay on, but not much in the way of amenities.
Summer months in most of the southern US are extremely hot (in Austin, 4-5 months of the year could have temps above 100F), so for example here is CA in August (see graph in article for demand): https://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/read/how-californias...

Utilities can't design just for the average month, but the worst ones, and the worst hours of the worst days. Building new peak demand (peaker) plants is very expensive and most consumers probably don't see the actual market prices during those times. Shifting load by a very small percent could result in a decent cost savings and/or avoid building new capacity.
That is something I just really don't get. It is like being against the Polio vaccine simply because "I had gotten polio just before the vaccine came out, so if I had to suffer everyone else should too". I've never heard of anyone being against vaccines due to "fairness".
So according to you technical debt isn't a huge problem that can slow down release of software by more than 10x? Or do you argue that every programmer creates close to equal amounts of technical debt? Or what is your point?

If you just argue that people who created technical debt that only they can work with are often misattributed as 10x programmers then basically everyone agrees with you, but that wasn't really the point you responded to.
Been using it for few months. It really helps with my dev productivity.
Remember when everyone believed people on the internet were different than people you met in person? They were to be avoided.

I guess you could say the web was treated like the dark web is treated now.
Good question. I ship logs and metrics back to my home server that runs grafana and loki. I also run some proxies to machines in other places.
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In terms of capacity planning it’s the peak annual demand that’s critical not the peak seasonal demand. January is effectively a minimum of 24GW vs a capacity for 50 GW.

In practice it’s a little more complex as maintenance cycles for example are lined based on seasonal demand, but that’s offset by much higher transmission losses when the temperatures are highest.
> However, is 3x too high for the long term? I dunno, but over long time periods, a pure 3x leveraged spy portfolio is going to outperform significantly. The problem is most people will be unable to weather the storm as you can easily lose half of your money in a week.

You don't define "long time periods" but the storm may be much longer than one week.

If you had invested with 3x leverage (daily rebalanced) in the S&P 500 anytime in 1999 or 2000 you would have been down over 90% in 2009 and you wouldn't have broken even until 2014 or 2016.
https://sat-smt.codes/main.html is a good introduction to applying SMT to many kinds of problems.

https://rise4fun.com/ for all sorts of examples of what these sorts of algorithms can solve.

https://www.coursera.org/learn/discrete-optimization is a good introduction to constraint optimization, local search, linear programming, and mixed integer programming.
Also there might be real numbers on the costs. Like cost of repairs and during unavailability period cost of rental vehicle if such coverage is included. Specially later I have understood has at times been issue. So if you need to pay your customer to have rental vehicle for weeks or months while car is waiting for parts at shop it does have an effect on premiums. And it absolutely should.
If you put a nice lock on your door and leave your window open, then a crook can still get in. Wayland is a nice lock. This "keylogger" depends on having arbitrary code execution as your user, outside of a sandbox. The same technique could be applied to backdoor literally anything. In other words, it requires being on the other side of an airtight hatch.

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20200318-00/?p=10...

Wayland does not allow programs to use the Wayland protocol to snoop on other programs. X11 does allow this. That's the key distinction. Wayland does nothing to prevent programs from snooping on each other using any of the other features of your operating system. Wayland is only one part of a secure system.

I wish we'd stop having this fucking keylogging discussion already.
>Pretty fucked up that you only check for air pollution and not actual road-worthiness.

Pretty fucked up that some states waste everyone's time and money checking for actual road worthiness when that's basically a rounding error compared to all the other sources of danger on the roads.

IMO this is one of the few things CA does right. Obviously CARB is a corrupt money grab shithshow but the idea that you don't really care what people do so long as the cars aren't belching pollution is well thought out.

I get that not seeing shitboxes with rusty fenders makes everyone feel warm and fuzzy inside but mechanical failure simply isn't a common source of accidents compared to everything else and inspection programs can only do so much to address it.
I downvoted you because your comment didn't add substance by explaining what you meant. You made a statement that didn't seem to apply to article I read, which is fine in itself, but its brevity meant there was no way to evaluate what you meant, yet it seemed unnecessarily combative & overall unproductive to the conversation.
That leaves me with more questions than answers with regards to DTCC's role in the future of finance. To me, it looks like an archaic, centralized institution that was set up to solve a problem they had in the 1960s with paper securities transfers. Smart contracts didn't exist then, so they weren't even an option. This central clearinghouse concept is going the way of the paper ticker. It has no place in the long term future of finance.
All that which exists comprises a Whole, and you are a figment of that Whole. So am I, and we can speak to each other across our grand self. Isn't that neat?
Sorry, I'm not blaming cobol. I have a lot of respect for the older languages. Anything that old works, and the people who made it were engineers in the true sense of the word.
I've started using Incognito mode whenever I find an article from Medium and it works
Apple's integration / syncing between other Apple devices is quite a nice feature.

I regularly take/make phone calls from my desktop or laptop, routed via my phone. Same with SMS. All of my contact details (and photos/etc) are synced with my phone, tablet, desktop and laptop. My logins/passwords are synced between all devices. I can seamlessly switch devices and pick up open browser tabs. Plus I use Apple software that isn't available on other platforms (Logic Pro specifically here).

Sure many of these can likely be done on other platforms too, but on macOS these things (and more) are seamless and don't require any other software, nor configuration (beyond setting up one's iCloud login on each device).

Don't get me wrong: I'm a developer, and use Linux in local VMs and on local and remote servers. But all of these Apple features targeted at 'normal users' are quite nice, and one quickly gets used to them. But perhaps not everyone's cup of tea.
Indeed, you can not emotionally account for individual tragedies or circumstances with a statistical measure. Unfortunately, somebody has to financially account for it, because as I said, this is a pool of money that everyone chips into.

If you are willing to pay extra, or out of pocket, to have your life extended to the absolute limits, that is fine with me, but please do not push this attitude as the “morally right one” unto everyone else.
20 images per second x 8 hours a day is half million images per day per employee (quoted by gp, though its seem to be unsustainable), and Facebook has an army of content moderators so they probably manage somehow.
There seem to be survivorship bias and the examples he demonstrated are probably at the tail end of a distribution
The GME situation is huge mess created by billionaire vulture short sellers shorting more than 100% of stocks. Thereby, when you buy current GME stock, the stock also has an attached buyer that has to buy that stock back, at ANY price. All you have to do is simply buy and hold the stock, and the price will go up.

Traditional buy/sell signals are irrelevant, because of the short seller shenanigans. The short sellers created this perfect trap for themselves, now they are scrambling to get out of using every dirty tricks. The more WSB crowd is aware of this scenario, the more they jump in to the diamond hands philosophy.
More like being total assholes to everyone else in the area.

It was VERY loud, way above “reasonable” and went on quite late. The second year made me assume they did it on purpose.
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The data is interesting, but I am always skeptical of self-reported sleep times. It seems there is a sense of pride some people take in sleeping less than others.
"The Internet, where men are men, women are men, and underage girls are men working for the FBI"
> If you look at any so called best engineer, their output is seldom much better than an average one, under close examination. F

I disagree. Under close examination, the best engineers contribute a greater multiple than is apparent at a superficial analysis (and the best engineers under close examination may not even be the same ones as stand out under superficial examination.)

The superficial “best” contributions tends to measured by the reciprocal of time to complete a task of a given complexity to team standards.

But a lot of the best engineers contributions will be in unsticking (or preventing) other engineers impediments, contributing to process improvement, design critique that avoids the team taking long walks down paths that need to be undone later, and otherwise improving velocity on tasks that other people are doing concurrently or down the road from their action.
Bayesian analysis concludes that SARS-CoV-2 is laboratory derived
Vandals One and Two: Guerrilla Caretakers Behind a Chicago Park’s Second “S”
Genius on hold: Meet the man who invented much of the modern phone (2013)
Code Smell 60 – Global Classes
‘Duplexed’ comes from Linotype machines that used a pair of fonts, normally roman and italic, on a set of matrices. For mechanical reasons the two versions of each character had to be the same width.
There hasn't been any Intent to Remove, and it was mentioned in https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/g/blink-dev/c/K3rYL..., so yes I think it still supported.

On the other hand, since this set of vulnerabilities seems to be about passive fingerprinting by intermediaries, what actually matters is how much traffic is still running gquic, right? And I think most servers have moved over to HTTP/3?

(Disclosure: I work for Google, speaking only for myself)
I thought the “beauty” of Bitcoin is that it is free.. unshackled, unregulated. So in your mind how is that not an open invitation for powerful and well funded interests to manipulate it? I think the simpler question is why wouldn’t it be manipulated?
I think one negative is that most of the debates about privilege are almost uniformly centered around gender and race. I.e., the features we can easily and quickly distinguish. (Ironically, the same reason why discrimination on those grounds is so pervasive).

I can’t look at you and tell if you grew up the child of a surgeon or a cashier. Or in a loving home or abusive one. With a trust fund or encumbered with debt. But I can make a fairly accurate guess at your gender or race.

What I think isn’t always articulated well is that people don’t feel like the totality of privilege and hurdles are taken into account in these discussions. We over simply our mental models and discussions to race and gender as if that was the totality of our life story and people naturally push back on this. (Not saying you are doing this) It doesn’t mean privilege doesn’t exist, just that it’s rarely as simple a picture as one tends to find in public dialogue and that’s why it makes some bristle
30 years is not a lot of time. People who grew up with the internet are only now coming into positions of power. A majority of American Internet users grew up in a very different era, and their experiences and expectations may not be reasonable in the current era. Furthermore they have been passing an understanding of media from the 70’s onto future generations.
I suspect that it will take quite a lot of time for society at large to adjust.

For example, many kids are taught in school that Wikipedia is not reliable since anyone can edit it, whereas corporate publications are more trustworthy since they are written by experts whose reputation is at stake. Wikipedia is not always reliable but it is verifiable/auditable and this is a criteria of trustworthiness that is not widely appreciated for digital literacy.
A more accurate analogy based on the relationship between gQUIC and IETF QUIC would be that an early non-released version of the iPhone is vulnerable to an attack.
The linked page http://www.airwindows.com/vsts/ doesn't list Linux as one of the systems these VSTs support, but if you use Linux (like I do) there is another page that says that Linux is supported, since 2018.
Excited to see the future!