skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> trolling, the fishing method.

I am pretty sure that one is "trawling".
Hadamard multiplication of matrices is a scalar multiplication.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hadamard_product_(matrices)
The vast majority of publications from Hong Kong protestors are through Google Docs for example: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZrIiXypVUvPIRs9JG8AsU55F...
The warning was not explicit enough to ask you to remove the constructor as well as changing the method name. If it called for "hey, you can remove the constructor and emplace_back would automagically call it for you in place!" and then checked that the constructor is not spelled out there, then there would not be such issue and the tool would be 100% helpful.
No, but I am building my own graph based tools hence my interest in the area.
It's twitter - that's what it is designed to do.
Currently, we are seeing that retail investors aren't doing any research at all, especially young people are relying on social media and memes to make investment choices which can be dangerous. EBITDA is important and it's a hard concept to understand for those who aren't familiar with finance - that's why we offer digestible insights to make it accessible. Analyst reports are very long to sift through and most people don't want to spend the time. That's why we opted for swipable cards of information so users don't feel the hassle of "doing research."The other platforms aren't mobile first and do not offer this ease of use and accessibility to non-financially savvy individuals.
Oh? I thought he said clearly that consciousness (your hard problem i.e. the experience of qualia) is just a feeling (from the brainstem).

And then he explains that cognition takes place in the cortex, which isn't the seat of consciousness. Cognition is built on top of and relies upon the hard consciousness relayed from the brainstem for "drive".

So, with cognition, you can calculate that to satisfy your desire, you need to walk three blocks north and two blocks east to the store to buy food. The drive for this behaviour originates lower in the brainstem through the quality of hunger, which is referred from the body when a sensor in your tank registers empty.

Is not his "drive" your "hard consciousness"?
> The move from "isms" as a character flaw to "isms" as a structural flaw makes this kind of analysis possible.

I actually think isms as a structural flaw rather than a character flaw is much more pertinent in many cases, certainly most cases that cause the most damage in people's lives. However, the idea that this documentation amounts to some kind of structural discrimination is facially ridiculous, and, in my view, offensive to the real causes whose language it's abusing.
They are either lacking product management or squeezed the re-design into a period where not all the work could be reasonably be completed, yet that didn't stop them from trying. One other common broken flow is refreshing the webpage. Sometimes, you'll be presented with a logged-out experience (despite having proper cookies; a few more refreshes and I appear logged back in).

It's some sort of organizational failure.
I'm hiring for several positions right now (non-engineering). At the end of every job ad is a section titled *HOW TO APPLY*, in bold and with asterisks like that, with the simple instruction that the interested candidate needs to go to a linked Google Form to fill out some details. For us, this centralises all applications into one box that we can review, and also tests to see whether people actually read the job description.

Around 10% of applicants actually fill out the form. It's not a tough form at all, but it's striking that so many platforms have made it easy to one-click-apply, that shotgunning job applications is very common now.

So yes, fully agree that carefully reading a document is a key pre-requisite for a knowledge worker job.
Serious question here, I'm noticing that reddit is almost not worth the effort these days, after 10 years of good use.

Any thoughts on better forums out there? I love HN, Product Hunt (although that's not really a forum..)
This "attack" is against the ordinary user, so yeah is before or at the time of the dns query. I'd expect(probably incorrectly) for the server side stuff like recursive resolvers to have ECC.

So imagine you are sending a mail to jim@mail.example.com. You see it in the address field as correct. You click send, and your client resolves mailnexample.com, gets an address, and delivers it, while you are none the wiser.

This is particularly bad for third level domains, which are more common than you'd expect.
The initial post of D related blog posts about the various ways to make use of best practices and deterministic destruction of resources.
It is far more likely that a DRAM chip will start going bad over time. Unlike solar flares this will definitely cause you problems.

Over 25 years I have experienced this in two different computers.

Unless you live at high altitude. When I lived at 7,200 feet in the mountains of Colorado my ECC system reported bit errors every month.

Anyone using laptops while in flight should be scared.
They wouldn't have to maintain so many versions of their own website if they made one or perhaps two that left people content.

Instead they have released three half baked successors to old.reddit.com, broken in different ways.
In other areas of software development are perpetual. You don't hit some milestone at which 90% of developers are moved to a different project or laid off and folks with a different skill set are added.

Usually in software development you have different people over time, because of individual churn, not because you are changing the role mix
The environmental activists you linked to (2 and 3) are motivated purely by altruism. They are doers.

> while faker like Greta and Disha rules the headlines.

They are armchair activists.
Congrats, looks like a solid project, email is indeed full of legacy stuff to work around so props on that.

I realized pricing page is a clone of index, maybe you could get rid of it since it's not that much needed for your layout
Call them all _f. If you have a linter it may need tweaking.
David Graeber made a really good argument for why misunderstanding others is exactly a symptom of privilege. The whole article is worth reading (as is the whole book I originally read it in, "The Utopia of Rules"), but here's the argument in a nutshell:

"Those born to working-class families invariably score far better at tests of gauging others' feelings than scions of the rich, or professional classes. In a way it's hardly surprising. After all, this is what being "powerful" is largely about: not having to pay a lot of attention to what those around one are thinking and feeling. The powerful employ others to do that for them."
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/mar/26/caring...
Where is that set? I've been a mod on subreddits for a decade and I'm not aware of any such setting. I just checked 'subreddit settings' for one of my subreddits, and I see nothing about defaulting to subreddit-only search (which is a setting I'd definitely like to enable!).
Having to edit every reddit URL to get the old site is annoying enough. If they disable old reddit, I don't think I'll ever visit it again. The new interface is just too obnoxious.
Ruby Creator Yukihiro Matsumoto: “Do not fight developer instincts”
What is your home office setup like?

In the before times, most of us went to offices and we got into "work" mode. Offices are specifically designed for that. An astonishing amount of GDP is spent on offices to "encourage" you to focus.

In these times, I highly recommend a dedicated physical location in your home where you try to only do work (an office if you have a house, a small desk if you have an apartment). Working on the couch does not work for me. In fact, it makes it worse.

If you can manage it, put your phone as far as physically away from possible. The phone is a pandora's box of distraction. I don't care how much self-control you have or if you have turned all notifications. If you can have it within arms-length, you are always within arms reach of losing focus.
Exercise at least 60 minutes a day
I always found it odd I needed to bring my laptop to another building every day to do work. So I'm enjoying working from home a lot. I do miss some of the occasional real life interactions with colleagues so in that way I do miss walking around in a building.

We start each day with a video call with the team. Even when there's not much to say. Sometimes I just have a voice channel on discord open with a few colleagues where we can spit our stuff.
Amstrad-Diagnostics
Physical reality by definition is everything that exists.
dBASE was a product of Ashton-Tate, not Borland. [1] Odd sidebar: Ashton-Tate had a BBS accessible via a toll-free (800) number for many years and it was extremely popular. I shudder at the thought of their monthly phone bill.

I built several systems using dBASE III and Clipper. Ah, the Summer of 87. [2]

I know I'm old and washed up when I wish I could time travel back to this era. I miss it.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ashton-Tate

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clipper_(programming_language)
> Consciousness, which nobody really ever defines clearly

"An organism has conscious mental states if and only if there is something that it is like to be that organism -— something it is like for the organism." [1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/What_Is_It_Like_to_Be_a_Bat%3F
It's denial. People are ready to deny the reality if doing so lets them justify their inaction.
This is Awesome: Awesome Lists
IDEs, Editors come and go.
Programming language become hot and cold.
Only thing guaranteed in life is Vim and Emacs.
Good point, it doesn't seem to be any bigger of a change than the original suggestion. Perhaps they mistakenly thought nobody would call emplace_back in that way by accident.
Wow. I don't think I could have come up with anything more poignant. Thanks for creating a throwaway to point that out.
Did they control for other factors, like (for instance) legal over-the-counter hydroxychloroquine, like (for instance) Vietnam and Laos have?
Why is the default set implementation ordered in the first place? The formal data structure is unordered, which probably informs people's assumptions about its performance characteristics. Should it not be "set" and "ordered_set"?
Capital One, also. They also have a browser extension that lets you generate new virtual card numbers when on a site's checkout page (or reuse one you previously made for that site). It is quite convenient.

Their extension, "Eno", is available for both Chrome and Firefox.
Better than no client
Reddit is full of bad actors and you don't want to give them visibility of your activity.

Turned off.
EU antitrust regulators finalizing charges against Apple
It did ask to remove the constructor as well as changing the method (note which parts are covered by tildes).

My question is, after having incorrectly only done one of those things, how could it have known that the user was only halfway though a two-part operation and didn't actually mean for it to be that way? Clang doesn't know how the code was in the past.
Derek Hersey died soloing, and many notable (and not so notable) soloists have stories about falling soloing and surviving in situations where they could have easily died if they landed differently. Reardon was soloing when he was hit with a rogue wave so it's a bit fuzzy. But certainly free soloing isn't anywhere as statistically dangerous as base jumping or cutting-edge alpinism. It's just sexier and easier to understand, with very obvious danger, as opposed to the more esoteric dangers in alpinism like falling seracs, avalanches, failing rappel anchors, and so on.
Nowadays it seems that "trolls are free outrage fuel" is more apt. How else would we power our tribalism generators?
birth control != murder
Laravel-filament/filament: The elegant TALL stack admin for Laravel artisans
> I'd like some data that proves that the retail investors of your platform end up beating S&P for a start.

Is that the goal of ESG filtering? My understanding is that people doing that accept potentially lower returns in exchange for greater moral alignment.
I wish I had kids so geeky that this was a regular bedtime story.
> It's the broken-window fallacy, though.

The broken window fallacy does not consider the benefits from improvements of technology that may result from destruction. Suppose that smashing a bunch of windows would lead to permanent improvements in glassmaking efficiency. In that case, the benefits in the long run would far outweigh the short term costs. Of course, that's not a given with any form of destruction, but I am arguing that it is the case with cryptocurrency.
This is exactly what happens when you optimize for engagement. Usually when I find myself on Reddit, I'm looking for something specific and want to get it as quickly as possible and move on. The increasing level of noise created by "engaged" users makes me more and more hesitant to click on a Reddit link when one comes up in search results.
Kudos to the effort. But where could this dataset be used specifically?
I work in gamedev and I'm on your side in this.

But I should note that once you ship a product in this space there is a heavy emphasis on not breaking much. Changes are for the next milestone (seasons, service packs, new features). There's very rarely any emphasis on "fixing" something because it could introduce even more bugs and Producers prefer sitting on a stack of known issues than addressing them with more unknown ones. Since known issues have a known cost.

Until it gets so bad that you have to make health patches, we made such patches (and referred to them internally as "Sanity" patches)
Good catch! Thanks for that, now fixed.
> Saying rewindable audio is a non-feature might simplify the codebase, but if it makes it work badly for most use cases, it ought to be rethought.

Rewindable audio is a non-feature because nobody except two or three people in the world (specifically, David Henningsson, Christopher Snowhill and maybe Georg Chini) can write non-trivial DSP code that correctly supports rewinds.
No problem: I'm surrounded by thousands of acres managed by people who can grow food easier and cheaper than me. I can buy a pickup truck of #2 cull carrots for $20 in October. There are mountains of carrots, turnips, beets, parsnips, potatoes etc. left in the fields in the fall, not to mention tons of apples in the orchards. Of course I pay the farmer, but to him it's gravy: we both cut out the middle man for our mutual benefit. You would not believe how little of what you pay at the supermarket, winds up in the farmer's pocket.

Pick'em yourself, stock your root cellar, and you don't have to go to the store for vegetables until summer.
Traditional forums are apparently gone. It's been so long since I've seen one with a significant amount of users.

Anonymous image boards?
> Consciousness is your brain's logging facility.

this doesn't explain anything at all about the will, active choices, and introspection, all of which are a huge part of one's consciousness, and can even further extend it (for example by integrating the concepts discussed in threads like this to one's own self reflection and experiences)
Lampooning the Cache-Control header is all fun and games, but remember it was designed in a time where Internet in big organisations often was behind a caching proxy like Squid. With that in mind, the explanations at https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Ca... make good sense.
> We were able to take stimuli that were initially not consciously perceived, and induce a conscious percept after the stimulus had disappeared by manipulating exogenous attention.

That's cool! Can you say more about how the experiment worked?
Very interesting background, what made you move from finance to restaurants to tech?
A core is the part of a processor that actually runs instructions -- a processor consists of one or more cores, peripherals, etc. Software consists of a sequence of instructions ("add A and B") that, together, accomplish a goal. But even perfect software is only correct if the core that it runs on is correct. Historically, there have been a small number of high-profile correctness issues in various processor cores (e.g. Intel's Pentium FDIV bug), and almost every processor has a number of small correctness issues documented in errata -- or, not yet discovered. In designing and building a processor, correctness is important, and hard -- generally, much more time is spent testing and demonstrating correctness of a core than actually designing it.

Formal verification aims to not just test and demonstrate correctness, but prove it. That is, under certain assumptions, one can prove that, for example, the actual transistors used to implement "add A and B", when connected in the intended way, have the same semantics ("do the same thing") as "add A and B".

In the extreme case, formal methods can replace testing. In practice, they can replace some portion of testing; but those assumptions that they're built on can be a bit shaky. Formal methods can also be /hard/ -- it can take more time to prove something correct than to just test it thoroughly enough to convince everyone. But, when done right, it does lead to higher confidence overall.
This https://open.spotify.com/album/1V5q6IEheMUjOTYJar4f54 ? It sounds fine to me but the exact copy I get might well be different to you if we are in different regions.
I wouldn't say that the Triune brain theory is a 'myth'. It's just not accurate, but it's not a complete lie either. There certainly are different parts of the brain that have evolved at different times, and have different functions.

The older parts have evolved to specific functions, while neocortex, which is found in mammals, has a uniform structure and is capable of learning and adapting to different tasks. 75% of human brain is neocortex.

Jeff Hawkings explains the difference between the 'old parts' and 'new parts' pretty well in this interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-EVqrDlAqYo&t=366s
I would love to, but then who will drive people away from the big, diluted platforms?
Neat, this was the first db I was exposed to at school and didn't touch another for years. Didn't know it could be so colorful, my memory is of grey on black. CP 437 FTW though.

I thought the lang was a precursor of SQL, but people are saying that's not the case. Might explain why I also didn't know SQL for a long time.
On the flip side: how to stay focused in a loud office? It's surprisingly difficult for me compared to working from home.

Edit: Suggestions for OP. Find purpose; keep your workplace tidy and if possible try to separate work from your free time as much as possible.
You can claim non-cognizance on just about anything. The ability to reflect on first order sensory inputs has clear evolutionary advantages. Either that is part of what you're calling consciousness, or it is not. If you fall into the latter camp then you're just debating semantics of an english word.
Something like this? https://godbolt.org/z/6nod5e. It even produces almost identical assembly.

The equivalent to checked_mul is __builtin_mul_overflow, which is a compiler builtin:
https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc/Integer-Overflow-Builtins.... Similarly, saturating_sub seems like it can be implemented with __builtin_sub_overflow.
There are so many pregnant couples between our friends. We mostly expect baby boom in our country. In news they say that we have biggest mortality in world due to covid. Well... People are probably not scared that much as agenda says.
Even if that were to be true (that which is not) that does not justify intimidating a person by arresting them in one state moving her to another overnight and remanding to custody over claims that cannot stand the scrutiny even of a favorably disposed court -- all because of their need to gag dissent.

The point is not about who is a true activist but using federal bodies to put people under arrest under trumped up charges for political agenda. This as weaponized use of federal bodies that India has witnessed in 50 years.

Disha's toolkit gets an arrest but toolkits by bjp activists openly calling for violence against muslims get a wink wink nod nod
Using Result/Either in TypeScript
Or more precisely, once a house attains some value beyond providing a roof over heads, the price of a house is no longer representative of a house, but a government backed asset that can never depreciate lest the pension funds fold.
DuckDuckGo – two non-JavaScript versions of search results
bye Felicia.
Fair question, but my problem (and I could be misunderstanding his position) is that he doesn't provide any cohesive explanation or line of reasoning why there's subjective experience effectively accompanying these "drives" at all.

The hard problem would put this in the category of easy problems[1].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hard_problem_of_consciousness#...
Because people want to live in the city. I bet you can find really cheap houses in the countryside.

Iirc A couple of days ago there was even a post up on HN that listed places where the government would give you land for free, and I think also some starting capital.
This is the most underrated comment in this thread. Purpose is essential in ensuring one's mental well-being. Without it, you hit burnout or depression quickly.
I've found "brown M&M" tests are good for telling me how much I need to investigate things. For example, let's say your job includes verifying data submitted by hundreds of hospitals. You don't have the time to do deep investigations for all of them, so you use a script to look for red flags (e.g., discharge date preceding admission date). If there are no red flags, you still quickly look over a small sample. If there are red flags, now you're going to spend a lot of time looking for any errors and their causes.

And it's not just to save time. You're only human, so trying to be thorough with every submission will likely result in you getting sloppy because all those reviews of good submissions gives you a false sense of security.
All languages do.
Not when the government is printing it by the trillions.
What do you mean? Inflation can be easily created - just create more dollars and credit them to people's bank accounts; you will soon see all kinds of prices going up.
Google AppEngine (python variant) has been rotting forever. It's still stuck on Python 2 and has received no API improvements.
My cat died recently and I didn't get that experience before then. He always knew when I was ready, somehow.
If you're not just reacting to the focus on crypto mining, but actually interested in the answer to your question, then the answer is yes.

In fact, energy efficiency[0] is a large area of focus, especially with regard to ongoing climate change[1]. You might have noticed a shift in things like light bulbs building standards and so on. We've made progress[2], and so it is really hard for people celebrating that progress when they see a sudden boom in energy use to create wealth for a very tiny subset of people, a boom in use that threatens to undo all of our progress and then some.

0. https://www.energy.gov/science-innovation/energy-efficiency

1. https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2019/09/why-investing-in-rene...

2. https://www.nrdc.org/experts/sheryl-carter/ramping-energy-ef...
A theory I heard being floated around is that most of the "power users" (ie. the 1% or 9%[1]) use old reddit, so if they shut it down there's a risk of all them leaving and taking their content with them.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1%25_rule_(Internet_culture)
I do trust my bank way more then I'd trust any crypto exchange. I hope something like gnu taler becomes a standard that all banks use and shops are required to accept. I doubt it's gonna happen anytime soon though.

Though that e-euro does sound promising, I guess we will see.