skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It’s not clear to me from your post what the upside was for daily marijuana use is. It sounds like it kept you from reaching for the bottle, which I’m supporting of; but, what does it provide for someone who is not an alcoholic?
The corporate boot licker comment as expected. There’s always one, “but, think of the mega corporation that has a monopoly!!!!” comment.
I tried watching HyperNormalisation but I kept noticing inaccuracies, I got frustrated and had to stop.
If you can seed enough intelligence with self replicating "nano-machines", which seems reasonable, then you can accelerate clouds of that material at quite close to the speed of light with high power lasers, much like diffuse solar sails. No need to carry large payloads, reaction mass, or energy... those are at the endpoint where you find them (and convert them into grey-goo?).

It's more of a viral mode of expansion where (virus) seeds carry the operational commands to new worlds (cells) which host them until they are consumed by the continued expansion. The intelligence and power consumption are concentrated where it's available, while passive catalytic action and stored knowledge is transported at speed.
You could either just use the egg as it's likely close or adjust the rest of your ingredients from the weight of the egg. I made a calculator for some of my recipes that lets you put in how much of a specific ingredient you've got and tells you the adjusted amounts for the rest. With that it'd be fairly easy
> At least I'm familiar enough with Amazon to know I'm not getting charged for things I didn't intend to order

You are better at online shopping than I am.

Amazon has tricked me into signing up for Prime twice. First time it was disguised as a shipping option. The second time I'm not sure exactly how they did it.
That’s what I thought. Just wanted to make sure (I’ve spent a lot of time modeling analog TV systems).

Maybe some of the later decoder chips in the late 80s and onward operated digitally but haven’t looked into it too much.
I think you're arguing for the sake of argument here.

Targeting people who have obvious self-selected and data-driven interests in what you're selling is going to do better than generic ads with no specific audience. This is practically science at this point. However nothing is guaranteed and a specific campaign not providing results doesn't have anything to do with the concept of targeted advertising.
> downside is 0 on a naked put

What? If the stock goes lower than the strike price, the downside on a naked put is the difference between strike price and market price. You will be forced to take delivery of the stock at the strike price when you could have bought it for market price if you hadn't written the option.

It is not 0.
I don't have a time machine so no I cannot prove what will happen in the future
PDP-11/04 – Restoration – Finished
My question would then be, what is the natural life expectancy of a suicide or opiate overdose victim, versus that of a person that would have survived COVID only with medical intervention.

We should be looking at deferral of death, not just death count. Death is certain to everyone and I am reluctant to value everyone’s remaining life expectancy equally, at least as far as the healthcare system is concerned.
Your litmus test of 'is used to hurt people' is completely true of web browsers and email too.

Emails are always coming up in court cases etc. as people regularly use them to organise or discuss criminal acts, and it is sometimes used with E2E encryption so nobody can intercept and police the contents. I'm not convinced you've drawn a clear line. When is a protocol client responsible for the content shared or accessed with it, and when is a client not responsible for it.
>It’s simple: As the number of elephants declines, tusks become rare. Rarity pushes prices up. High prices make hunters excited about how much money they can make if they find an elephant. So they work overtime. Then fewer elephants remain, tusk prices rise even more, more hunters catch on, they work triple-time, on and on until the number of hunters explodes as everyone chases the last herd of elephants whose super-rare tusks are suddenly worth a fortune.

Or maybe simply selling tusks is profitable and there does not need to be a feedback loop for elephants to go extinct.
It usually doesn’t. Most facts today are outside most people’s personal experiences. Many like scientific facts are outside their economic reach to experience or verify. This is one of the major roots of the “post-truth” thing. Since facts can’t be verified we rely on trust, which is collapsing.
UPDATE: I just got a call from a VP at Google who apologised for the bad communication around this and explained the situation, which related to some extremely abusive content which was accessible on the default matrix.org homeserver. We don't want to go into specifics, but suffice it to say that it's not related to WallStreet Bets or anything like that, but instead is the sort of thing that causes you to get locked up for life.

We spent today doing an audit by revisiting recent issues reported to abuse@matrix.org, which had already identified and acted on the content in question. We also took the opportunity to explain how Element and Matrix fit together, what decentralisation is, and the steps we take to mitigate abuse on the servers we run.

As a result, it looks like the app has just been reinstated while I was typing this message: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=im.vector.app.

Thanks everyone for your patience and support while we sorted this out (and huge thanks to the overall Element team who spent their Saturdays on the audit).
and, around the world, those groups repress others. It's almost as if it's a human condition not limited to "white".

As a white male, I live in a country where I'm surrounded by successful people of all stripes - color, race, ethnicity, sexuality, etc, etc, etc.

Do we have a perfect history as a country? no... but we also provide opportunity to all - and we have POC in EVERY level of society. From cops to Presidents.
I’m just starting to investigate using formal analysis in practice and I think a much more practical topic is the symbolic execution frameworks which can analyze programs and feed them to theorem solvers like Z3.

The most useful and accessible symbolic execution package I’ve found so far is KLEE https://klee.github.io/

If anyone else has recommendations for tools or beginner material I’m all ears!
As it was already mentioned, such system is not able to provide guarantee, that your peer would not find a way to preserve a message.

Also such system already exists - email.

Check delta chat and/or chat over imap projects.
They are ... the only one worth buying that makes sense is a Telsa in terms of being able to charge it on road trips. That can be tricky too if you want to make it to your 700 mile destination the quickest driving a car.

If you have a Volt or a Leaf can you use a Telsa charger?
Well you'll mostly have to take my word for it. But I think in general it helps with morning body pain, general mood, and some creativity. I'm well aware of other healthy choices I could be making to help with those things, but for whatever reason I find marijuana a convenient supplement. It is not the healthiest option but I don't consider it "bad" either.
Again you are parroting the same national agenda of the current Indian government of a Hindu state and Hindu way of living forcibly forced on every community in India. Recent example of local government passing laws to support groups and Organization who kill people who eat beef, another example of people of different religion marrying needs approval from state government (calling it law against love jihad). Not sure what is Stone Age medieval.

If you want to repeal laws in India, first study them. India has Hindu marriage act too, especially designed for Hindu undivided family with similar inconsistency.

In India a Muslim woman can choose special marriage act [1], where triple talaq is inapplicable. It’s not for you or majority to decide how that community should live.

If woman are unhappy with unjust law let them as community fight it. You don’t have to force your views or your self-righteous way for them.

Indeed the funny part is the woman of that very community you try to help, despise the current Indian government. If the purpose of the change was to help that community there will be some support, but indeed there is complete opposition.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special_Marriage_Act,_1954
Ketamine treatment for depression doesn’t require a psychedelic experience. Many clinics prefer to keep doses low enough to avoid full psychedelic experiences. Of course, some clinics blast patients with excessive doses and send them into full-blown psychedelic trips, but it’s definitely not necessary for the anti-depressant effect.

Ketamine’s effects on depression are almost certainly mediated by something other than any psychedelic effects. Ideally we’ll find a safer medication which accomplishes the same thing without disorienting the patient

Unfortunately, the effects of this therapy are rather short lived. There’s a growing industry of ketamine clinics that are happy to continue charging patients for endless ketamine infusions. Some offer outpatient prescriptions of ketamine. However, repeated treatment isn’t quite as effective as tolerance develops.

The best approach appears to be using ketamine as a way to kickstart more sustainable, long-term depression treatments, such as therapy programs.
I've done both back then, those stuff really changed my life perspective in terms of depth.

Recreationally some of them can be misused (ketamine, extasy), but for the medically desperate I'm hella convinced these substances deserves more research.
Complete failure of this protest or its conversion into violence will most likely lead to civil war and discontent in Indian armed forces as majority indiam soldiers come from the agriculture families of North India where this protest is concentrated giving China further confidence to balkanize India. chinese army is already testing indian resolve in past 12 months. Failure of india today will lead us into Chinese century. Indian govt knows knows it all , but still working for short sighted profit game. It is direct threat to American dominance in world politics.
I love these they, basically turn into:
"when I was absolutely ripped on [blank] I discovered I could fly, am genius, nobel prize when"
gold

EDIT: breaking news, Crack cocaine discovered to hold the secrets of the universe, says man on crack cocaine.
I was with you for the first few paragraphs.

But whichever system of ethics compels us to "catch up to China's manufacturing technology and output" and "smother the 'enemy' in an avalanche of production" (quotes mine) sounds more like a civilizational suicide pact than a vision for the future.

Our smothering of the planet with production is the most immediate existential threat we face.
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This applies if you don't want these two activities to be told apart badly enough.

Most of the time, it's not the case, and just the fact you are checking emails does not give your adversaries enough information to care about. Being uninteresting and unimportant is one of the best possible defenses. The higher the stakes go, the more minor details become important to conceal. These constant-rate white-noise channels are used by military and intelligence.
It has a pretty large cost for small amounts of work, but Z3 seems like a good dependency for an optimizing compiler - asking it to do nothing from C++ seems to cost about 4ms, which isn't cheap but you can batch these things.

I'm not sure exactly what data structures LLVM uses to track knowledge about the program it's optimising, but with SMT you can ask the solver very non-trivial questions about the code and either eliminate subtle dead code or generate exploitable invariants (for "free")
Re #3: I held off investing significant money into Bitcoin because I was convinced that the forces of the market would pull it back down to $10 where it belonged soon enough. I’ve been asking myself ever since why I felt so sure at the time.

As for GME, there’s fundamental analysis and financial experts telling us it is only a matter of time before the price free falls. But there’s a serious behavioral dissymmetry here. The market is rich with GME stock buyers who don’t care to listen to any of these traditional buy/sell signals. I’m not sure you’re wrong, but I’m personally a little bit less certain that the price will drop — at least soon — due to this reason alone. As this article points out, feedback loops can be extremely powerful. And I suspect they can play out over longer periods than we expect.
It is very easy to reconcile it with the EMH and risk neutral pricing. If positive reflexivity exists, then presumably so does negative reflexivity, so it cancels out.
I have never ever been impressed by the author of this piece. Faulty reasoning by mushy historical analogy in the extreme.
Are you based in the US?

I see Hetzner mentioned often due to their great value, but given their EU location I’d imagine the latency isn’t ideal. I’m curious what your experience is.

When I’m looking for a cheap dedi box I use OVH or one of their related companies since they have Canada DCs which are closer.

Obviously if you are in the EU, Hetzner and scaleway are a great option.
Huh, this is an important point that I missed from skimming the abstract too.

Are they saying that if I share my personal experience with you, you will feel more respected by me than if I share facts?
Thank you for this comment. The average commute is like 30 miles round trip (way less with covid and wfh). Modern EVs can get an effciency of around 250Wh/mi. This works out to about an additional 7.5kWh a day. This is roughly 25% of the average daily consumption of most households.
The simplest case where I'd want a circular dependencies is I have a module that defines some data types and functions on those types

mod widget

struct Widget

fn show(Widget) { ... }
fn join(Widget) { ... }
fn calc_box(Widget) { ... }

and one function is getting very long and complicated so I want to spin it out into its own module

mod widget mod calc_box
import calc_box from widget import Widget

struct Widget fn calc_box(Widget) { ... }

fn show(Widget) { ... }
fn join(Widget) { ... }

The reason the article gives that this is "evil" is that there is no hierarchy between the modules; the cycle is really just one big supermodule. That's true... but that was basically the point. Where is the "evil" here?
Are there potential lung issues with vaping that much? I.e. if you're going to do it daily, why not edibles? (If you're in a state that allows that.)

Somewhat related -- I used to drink a ton, and though I don't think I was an alcoholic, drinking was part of my life and was terrible for my mood and my weight. I'd get very drunk 2-3 times a week, and the other days I'd drink 3-4 IPAs after work, or get a six pack of really strong beer on the way home from work. Lots of drinking alone. One day I saw a coworker in the checkout line at a store after work, and all I was buying was a bottle of wine. I felt really ashamed, which is a huge red flag. Gave it up "for a month," which turned into two months, and now 6.5 years without any. I do vape/edibles/mints, but it has nowhere _near_ the allure that alcohol had, and I'll go 6 months without it, then a few days in a row, then another irregular pause, etc.

Still have dreams that I'm in some bar drinking, and in the dream I'll think, "I just drink one or two, then stop." It's so relieving waking up!
It is an analogy. It doesn’t mean we are literally a family. If you want to use a tax analogy, let’s look at marginal tax rates. It is widely regarded by a majority of the population that a flat tax isn’t fair as it treats everyone the same. It is fine if you aren’t in that majority, but you can’t pretend that “fair” means treating everyone the same is some universal truth.
> it sounds like you're adamant they have no moral requirement to serve ginger people

I'm not sure how you get adamant from my comment. I went out of my way to claim that this description was not perfect. One could argue that ginger falls under "race". I personally don't believe you should deny someone service because of there genetic appearance. I'd go all in on appearance but then you might might have to serve naked people! Everything is grey.

Religion is a grey area too; in some cases it's more equivalent to political believes and in other cases it's more like race. People also mistake appearance and religion all the time.

> Do you agree that excluding Muslims is wrong but excluding (nonviolent) Islamists is a right?

No I don't. People like to claim their persecuted because of who they are rather than what they do and how that impacts others.

Lets be clear, we are talking about Facebook blocking content (actively posted material) that they deem unacceptable. You made this about the who rather than the what and I don't think that applies in this case at all. So we've really gone down this rabbit hole for nothing.
The vast majority of people who are "anti-immigration", and who are not immigrants themselves (or recent descendants thereof), are not "simply anti-immigrant" either. Most "immigration restrictionists" want to reduce the levels of immigration significantly compared to current levels, but very few of them want to drive it all the way down to literally zero with no exceptions whatsoever ever allowed. Also, many "immigration restrictionists" want to reduce immigration by certain groups (whom they view as "culturally alien" or "problematic"), but are quite happy for continued (or even increased) immigration by groups they like. So if it is true that "immigrants are never simply anti-immigrant", well that's true of non-immigrants too.
Another related capability you can use when indexing PDBs for a build is the "source server". It tags the pdb with source control commands to retrieve the source revision at the time of building. Enable the feature in the debugger and you don't have to manually retrieve the right source code when you get a crash dump from a customer for an old version of your software.

It embeds executable source control commands in the PDB so you need to make sure you know where your PDBs come from.

Reference:https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/debug/source-...
That makes sense and is an interesting argument. Do you know if there are any books that explore that thought?
But that study says that a majority of people submitted work with defects. So if you count the time until a defect free product is delivered it would massively increase the difference in performance, as the slower people typically had more defects.
Yeah I think for EVs especially, leasing is going to be pushed hard, maybe even the only option.
I know very little on the subject, but Kevin Dutton seems to think psychopathy helps one succeed in certain fields and thus these fields have a higher proportion
Evaluating the accuracy of a model is an unsolved problem with both formal and informal approaches.

Formally: we could ask multiple separate model/proof assistants to generate separate models from the same underlying specification, and then attempt to find discrepancies between their predicted results. This really just punts the responsibility: now we're relying on the accuracy of the abstract specification, rather than the model(s) automatically or manually produced from it. It's also not sound; it just allows us to feel more confident.

Informally: we can have a lot of different people look at the model very closely, and produce test vectors for the model based on human predictions of behavior.
This is, basically, an unsolvable philosophical problem. You are the only one who can bridge the infinite lacuna between the idea in your head and its properties encoded in an actual model. There are all sorts of validity tests you can add to ensure it matches your vision, of course, but any attempt at solving this problem would just look like an even higher-level language.
Time in the market is more important than timing the market, is a common investment advice.

Current GME situation is not investing, it's short term speculation and gambling and ideological tussle and class fragmentation thrown in. All investing strategies and tactics are thrown out the window.

The billionaire vulture short sellers got careless and lazy by shorting 140% of stock. Then, they got caught with their pants down with naked shorts and now squealing to everyone to bail them out. They could have just ate the losses, but they decided to pull all the dirty tricks and shenanigans. It may or may not work.

The WSB crowd battling the billionaire vulture short sellers are out for more than gains.
Agreed.

I wondered if it was autocorrect but it's all over reddit too.

As best as I can see, they're saying the price falls if hedge funds decide to lower the bid price. That doesn't make much sense to me, but I'm not (quite) all knowing so...
What of the stigma of indolence?
Consider the following example:

open:[String]->FileDescrptor

ReadWrite restriction FileDescriptor to
read -> Item,
write[item] -> Void

ReadWriteOpen:[String]->ReadWrite
[aString] |->
aDescriptor <- Open.[aString],
Implementation ReadWrite
read |-> aDescriptor.read,
write[anItem] |-> aDescriptor.write[anItem]

fd <- ReadWriteOpen.["/etc/passwd"]

Now we have an Actor fd that can only do reads and writes on

the opened file.

Consequently, fd is just one thing in Actors as opposed to

kind of being two separated things in Pony.

Is the separation in Pony really a good idea?
Then the average person is underslept.
It would seem almost all the GME buying is in the afterhours and premarket, causing these huge 100% gaps. This suggests an effort to squeeze call sellers, as options cannot be traded afterhours and rpemarket. This means call sellers need to buy stock to neutralize the delta.
But this can indeed might make a difference if you're talking vulnerabilities and support - for example, iPhone 10 is vulnerable to checkm8 while models 11 and newer aren't.
Outreachy May 2021 internship applications
Will Robinhood be bankrupt by Monday morning?
Will be interesting when we begin to simulate these effects in artificial neural networks.
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This is the only thing that worked for me, been running like this with no issues for about 2 years:

Browse to C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution, right click on the Downloads folder, click properties. Security Tab, Advanced, Change Permissions, Disable Inheritance, Remove all inherited permissions from this object, Apply.

To enable windows updates, reverse this process. You may have to stop the service or go to safe mode to this, though I don't remember doing that.
>75% of my visitors and users are in the US. The latency is simply not an issue. And surprisingly many in Malaysia.

I run my blog and some small SaaS utils. I've never had a complaint ever about speed, responsiveness, or latency.

I thought it was because I eschewed bloated front-end frameworks. ;-)
‘Researchers discover siesta’
As others have said, insurance covers far more than incapability accidents. However, the most important is that it gives you peace of mind -- you're essentially buying peace of mind, for a theoretically small fee (compared to average cost). It's somewhat rare to buy genuine peace of mind (instead of just inconvenience, that is more available).

Tangentially related, I also recommend a good offsite backup scheme (costs a little, but well worth it) versus "taking care of your devices/drives".
Hmm, so their question answering skills will atrophy then?
Just to be clear, the DMCA is not the law you're thinking of:

"Section 230 is a piece of Internet legislation in the United States, passed into law as part of the Communications Decency Act (CDA) of 1996 (a common name for Title V of the Telecommunications Act of 1996), formally codified as Section 230 of the Communications Act of 1934 at 47 U.S.C. § 230."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Section_230