skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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Hello,

My company recently launched about ~2 weeks ago and has been averaging ~40 users per day only.

Currently, we do not have a FB ad budget and have been promoting solely through our Instagram page https://instagram.com/wagyurepublic?igshid=yq7jblj5s0j1

Our mission is to empower the top 100 small independent farms across our country. We are the only company in the space with this goal in mind, while a major competitor initially started as this, with their VC fueled growth they have begun strong-arming small farmers and have changed their value system completely.

We have a strong focus on sustainability, and complete consumer transparency into the genetics, feed, and best practices of our partnered ranchers.

Would appreciate any guidance on this. So far only friends and family have purchased.
I can't think of a benefit (besides consistency, which might be nice for some macros) but is it doing any harm?

And, in the future, if Rust does get some kind of return-via-break for while loops (like it has for `loop`s) then there'll be less syntax to change.
The Unbound Bible Project has been discontinued
This is the best domain squatting I've seen since rayban.fr
Yeah I get if you work on `apt` itself your use case might be a bit different. Although I'm not quite sure on what `apt` depends on from `tmux` but I digress.
She wasn't even on the Ever Given when it grounded. She was commanding a different ship.
If lack of female ship captains is a sign that women are far behind, is lack of male school teachers, nurses, and HR professionals a sign that men are far behind?
One of the very few things I liked about the communist system was that something similar to 20 Minute Neighborhoods was very much in place then.

There was a rule, that each neighborhood had to have access to all the services (healthcare, kindergardens, schools, "stores" etc) within a walking distance - and you can really see it in the neighborhoods built in that period.
Post Mortem of the incident discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26581027
Isn't what you're describing simply regularization?
Overruled.

Not doxing because I have previously posted it on a public comment related to my Public Id.
You have to bring pilots on board, and their performance will surely be part of the investigation, but fundamentally the ship is still run by its captain and crew.
Industry Disrupted: Impact of Automation on Programming (2018)
How has the industry changed since 2018 when this blog article was written?
> How long before there’s a bomb threat at Pfizer to make a short part off big?

Fair point, but the anonymity of the markets mentioned in the post matters here. You can short a stock or buy put options, but if the SEC gets suspicious they can trace them back to you (and there are occasional stories of this happening, like the guy who set off actual bombs at Target). With anonymous prediction markets, they would have a harder time figuring out who stood to benefit.
It's important to throw money at this, but also to throw brains that could bring surprisingly simple ideas. Have you seen tech like https://noyalabs.com ? There's no need to create a capture factory with their approach.
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Comments like this are one of the reason's females have such a tough time breaking into male dominated industries.
It's not mentioned because it likely doesn't matter and is rather complicated as:

- Ships large navigating the canal normally do so through pilots specialized in it provided by whoever operates the canal. And while the captain still is in control he/she delegates the control to this pilots under his/here supervision (as they are still responsible for the ship I think). So even if the captain is responsible he/she wasn't "really" navigating the ship...

- There was a unusual large sand storm, it is
possible that things had been 100% outside
of the control of anyone navigating the ship.
Just consider a causality chain like
sand-storm => engine failure(cause by it)
=> wind drives ship onto shore before
restart of engines is possible.

So it's completely pointless to name anyone human involved until the actual causality chain is properly investigates.

A thing which tbh. should be done much more in other cases, too.
I don't have an answer for long-term melatonin unfortunately.

In most folks circadian rhythm is not exactly 24 but slightly more or less. In this case it is helpful to force the sync by getting exposure to sun light (or a source of similar quality) in the morning and religiously cut off exposure to light several hours before going to bed.

Ideally you completely filter out both blue and green wavelength (which trigger the suppression of melatonin) and keep overall levels low.

For more information see shift workers' strategies - they have to change their rhythm on a weekly basis.
I read 'Mars helicopter “Money” has been dropped to the surface'.
I am aware of Okun's campaign to eliminate the term "realtivistic mass". I am not sure I am 100% on board with this, because the concept of "relativistic mass" is intuitive and practically useful (used by engineers working on particle accelerators, for ex.).

For instance, if a quantity of photons is put into reflective mirror box, when you put it into the scale, the measured weight will increase by E/c^2 (both before and after the photons are absorbed).
I blame Heidegger for this. I'm sure someone can cite someone previous, but that was it for me as an undergrad.

It was so alluring at first. It sounds so smart, complex, and nuanced. But then it started to really kick in and I realized it was just opaque, vague, and unapproachable.

My CS/Math side kicked in. Complex statements should be able to be broken down into compositions of simpler ones. You have the Descartes and Rawls of the world, that were able to distill a topic to the point any college student could understand without knowing anything about Philsophy. Kant and, even more, Spinoza weren't exactly approachable, but were able to construct their work by deeply composing simple structures.

I came to agree that this artistic writing with overly complex sentence (or in Heidegger's case, compound word) structures, overuse of haughty philosophic jargon, etc. is mostly a large scale defense against argument. It becomes the gnosticism of philosophy: you think it's wrong because you just don't get it.
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I would exchange death by a few broken ribs all the times. Seems a fairly good business.
At least in your first example, yes, it is a sign that men are far behind when it comes to being trusted with children. But that's not really relevant to the ship story.
Wow. You've gone really off-tangent with this but I'll try to put one back in.

While your proposals are noble, none of them will solve the inequality problem in the broad sense. Might eradicate low levels of poverty. However I still see the rich winning at the front line of this race without breaking any sweat.

Some of these things are do-able like ending starvation globally.

Some of them like legalization of narcotics might not be so easy.

Your solutions however tend to lean on tackling misappropriation of public funds and resources. This can also be solved by collectively electing servant leaders and keeping them accountable. If only the people can even aspire to unite as one.

Equalizing the world economically has no easy approaches. The more you think of it, the more you just see resetting all bank accounts to zero and creating a new value system being the most ideal way. One with a different idea of money. Capitalism has allowed a few individuals to amass disproportionate amounts of obscene wealth. Now that it is out of the gate, the beast cannot be returned to its lair. It must be slain if we are ever to return to harmony and balance.

I think if I were given the chance at tackling this. Say I wake up tomorrow and realize am the president of the entire world. I would go back to sleep and wish this new position away in my dreams.
> How did the US get that way?

Influence of prudish christian sects that preached that people should look modest and cover themselves and that any display of eroticism is a temptation to sin. Add hundreds of years of cultural "refinement" and you end up with a ban on casual nipples.

> Why the gender difference?

Well classically if a prudish women would find a man working and sweating topless and a bunch of young women enjoying the show giggling, both would be shouted at for indecent behavior and the man would be asked to cover up. It is that "cultural refinement" that created a gap by allowing the sexual objectification of men in cola commercials, while banning female nipples. Most such taboos have fallen in the 60s, but the prudes tried to make a stand on banning the eroticised display of naked female breasts and the current deal is an idiotic compromise.
> Christopher Null has a name that is notorious for breaking software code - airlines, banks, every bug caused by a programmer who didn’t know a type from their elbow has hit him.

This one made chuckle, and TIL that Null is a real life surname.
Honest question: Why would that be relevant right now? Nobody outside knows what exactly happened, so what value does the name of a guy we never heard of give the public, except fodder for speculations and blaming people based on nothing?
I agree, and we should be encouraging women into men-dominated fields across the board, starting with the ultra dangerous jobs like "deep sea welder" and "lumberjack".

We shouldn't stop until women are subjected to the same risk of death on jobs as men are. [1]

[1] https://www.smh.com.au/opinion/how-to-die-at-work-be-male-20...
My apartment was built on toxic waste
> I’ve never seen it

A Jewish lawyer at the ACLU famously fought for the rights of Nazis to demonstrate in Skokie, Il.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Socialist_Party_of_...
I'm sure tmux is great. But I've never seen the need to change. I'd happily read an article that shows me the benefits of changing.
You would not cancel a card in France for that, just refuse the charge (and you are reimbursed right away).

Apparently there was one such case.
This is meta but...

Most politically interested people who aren't techies never really understood a lot of really important ideas from the "technology, power and freedom" section of the library. Consider these titles:

- "Why Linux, Wikipedia & WWW are existence proof
for anarcho-communism/-capitalism"
- "Youtube & Twitter are protocol squatters"
- "RSS podcasting, the last free online media"

These don't mean anything to most people, and it's hard to get them to care. "Net Neutrality" did make its way to politics, but in a much bastardized form and most people never understood it.. even reporters and such.

OTOH, the political and economic of datasets is instinctively understood by non-tech people. The average person (certainly reporter) is highly in-tune to the political importance of imagenet's Categories for Bad Person. Ownership of the datasets. Control over contents. etc. Often ahead of tech-oriented people.

The person who struggled understanding "free as in speech" applied to software sounds like Stallman on chivas when the conversation is about datasets. Interesting.
The news story is literally that she's the _first_ female captain, so it's safe to say that there are probably a lot of deeply entrenched prejudices against women in those roles.

Jokes are (almost?) always political because it only works if you share similar views about what the world is like and how it should be. In this case the joke is that women are unfit to be captain, the setup is that "they" eventually "let" a woman be captain and the punchline is that she went on to cause one of the most economically disastrous incidents in recent history (ba-dum-tiss). If you don't think women are unfit to be captain (or at least "intrinsically less fit" or whatever) the punchline doesn't work.
The Unbound Bible was a project held by Biola University providing free access to many Bible translations of reference along with search tools. There was also a great tool to provide parallel view of different translations. This is a great great loss. I wish they'd consider a donation programme to fund their effort. Scriptures need to be widely available so that it's no one's own property but everyone's share.
Do you really extrapolate that women are 'far behind' from the fact there are few female ship captains? What about coal miners or steel workers or construction crews then?
No, because a cargo ship captain typically makes between $150k-$200k a year.
Ok, I hadn't understood, that this new solution was only applicable only to the CO2 produced by combustion for which we can easily install an exhaust filter.

You quote this fraction at 75% : With some efforts we can get 75% reduction at 50$ per ton.

What is the cost per ton to remove the CO2 from the atmosphere for the remaining 25%, and for the CO2 we already have emitted in the past ?
The other way around. What I want is to see a Nazi free speech absolutist defending the rights of Jewish people.
In the United States we are capable of understanding more than one system of measurement and using the appropriate one for the current situation.
Can't even take this seriously
It's embarrassing that they aren't pushing to switch the US to the metric system.
I just downloaded one of the first apps that I found on the Google Play Store when I searched for "incrementor". I think any app where a number goes up when you press a button will do the trick.
Deep sea welders make significantly more than that, but are at a massively increased risk of injury or death. Should women be thrust into these roles?
linux-kernel-labs[1]. This looks much better if you want to dive deep. Looks more up to date then LDD though I cannot talk about the quality since I haven't actually read it.

I just found it when I put it into search. Looks more up to date then LDD though I cannot talk about the quality.

[1](https://linux-kernel-labs.github.io/refs/heads/master/)
I'm sure you're right, but my way has been working for me. I think I'll just keep doing it.
Probably the images have some artifacts near the point where the arm is attached to the body.
while pilots take over it's under supervision of the captain, the captain still bares responsibility.

The ship size is also common for the canal, pilots are
trained especially to be able to route such big ships through the canal.

But it still likely a chain of bad coincidences which you can't really blame on anyone. Including a unusual strong sandstorm and an engine failure as far as I can tell.

It literally might have been sand storm => engine failure due to sandstorm (air intake getting clogged up or similar) => wind moves ship onto shore without anyone being able to do anything against it. Not I said it might. It needs a proper investigation as far as I can tell.
Honestly, that's really funny.
The title reminds one of Orwell’s essay on the English language. Other than his essay about having to shoot an elephant, it’s my favorite. https://www.orwellfoundation.com/the-orwell-foundation/orwel...
I will run limping from death like the most despicable and coward opossum. That's for sure.
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> tech politically leaning more progressive

[citation needed]

I conclude, calculated from decades of experience, that is false.
Not at all - MAC is layer 2, IP is layer 3.
The next sentence is "In the most beautiful way, it was anti-writing". That's somewhat revealing.
Of course not. No one should be ‘thrust’ into any roles, but if women want to do them they should have equal opportunity.

And clearly there is some issue of implicit bias, otherwise we wouldn’t be having this discussion in the first place.
I think it's a weird perversion of the "monopoly on violence" that the state claims.
You totally got me
> naziism is not covered by free speech

Are you not familiar with https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Socialist_Party_of_...

Nazism was specifically defended by the ACLU and won. Speech is speech. And it was a Jewish lawyer who fought the case.
The stack in danger of breaching was filled 8 years ago with sea water from dredging the port, and it is supporting wild life now, for what that's worth. In my experience, flora and fauna will grow under nearly any conditions, though.
Do you find your current discussion tactics result in anything other than an argument with those you are talking to?
We already know how to solve that problem. Freedom of speech doesn't cover violent threats.

This is a very childish way to look at the world. Unfortunately there's more "violence" than physically bonking people over the head. State oppression is violence, societal oppression is violence, widespread racism is violence; Hitler didn't have to openly call for violence against the Jews for quite some time. All he had to do was say that they're rats, traitors, subhuman, they're why Germany lost the war, etc. Every day the state and capitalism wield their violence on the people: if you don't comply they will kick you off your home. Point being there is more violence than simply saying "I will now proceed to punch this person".
The goal is not to re-create fuel, but to clean up the waste. This is more like sweeping out the ashtray
I'm amazed by the effort they have put into domain squatting.

I wonder if it will pay off.
You are not going to be able to double spend a billion dollars. And it would cost hundreds of millions, possibly over a billion, to accumulate enough mining power to perform a 51% attack.
The allegations that the Ever Given lost power have been denied by Evergreen.
It originally came out in 1993, so you're looking at more like 16-25 MHz that it was targeted at
Wonder if they’ll push the envelope further. Maybe release LeBerry Jams
The first microcontrollers I ever messed with were MC6811 based boards like the HandyBoard. I never thought of it before, but I think they were unikernel.
FWIW, Mozilla Public License is a weak copy left license that has many benefits of permissive licenses. But it is copyleft.
I don't understand the 'behind' bit. What's 'behind' about not being a cargo ship captain?

Do you have to force people into roles they don't want just to create a statistic to suggest equality?
I would guess no. The buyer could be pumping it back in the ground for all the seller knows.

Requirement to sell "carbon neutral" oil to countries that do not have their own carbon capture rules would be an interesting idea.

Could as well add another tax for all the other nasty chemicals the refinement process releases.
Ok, sorry for saying that. It was wrong of me to assume a comment like that came from a European or American and was driven by bias and I apologise for doing so.

My wider point was that it's just politicians being politicans and happens everywhere, whether it's in Egypt, the UK, France, America, Brazil, China, the US, or Libya. Few governments ever want to admit weakness.

As for still being a colonial property, that ship sailed when we humiliatingly were forced to end the Suez war, and pretty much marked the end of the UK as a super-power. It's never going to be in UK hands again.
Related: "Space Jam's 1996 website has finally been updated" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26682980
Same reason most Americans are poor. Inability to prioritize long term goals over immediate gains. Save $50 today, but spend $500 more over the next decade.
You don't get it, the rich can afford to care about the environment. The poor destroy it because they have no other choice and that's not a big conspiracy, it's what the Europeans and Americans did 200 years ago when they were poor.
Are you really? I hear people ask for C to F conversion as much as the other way around.
Discriminating IP addresses is a terrible idea to begin with. You're breaking the internet by doing it. Please treat all IPs equally.
Of course there are, just not imposed by the game. You set them up for every scenario you decide to play. A win can be to get to any state of the game. For example the win conditions in the scenario proposed by the article seem to be "large crime free city". The rules of the game are hard coded in the "black box" engine and they represent the ideology and mental assumptions of whoever wrote them.
HN is a place for data: https://injuryprevention.bmj.com/content/27/1/71.abstract

Men pose higher per-km risk to others than women for all modes except buses, as well as being over-represented among users of the most dangerous vehicles.

(From abstract)
There’s nothing capitalistic about wealth being concentrated in the hands of a few. In fact, it’s almost certainly leads to the absolute destruction of capitalism.

A society where all the money lies in the hands of a few is more like a monarchy than a capitalist society.

And one simple solution to end this unfairness (it’s not the unfairness that’s a problem...it’s the fact that it makes a complete mockery of society and the idea of capitalism if you’re more philosophically inclined, that’s the problem) is to return to tax rates that were prevalent when the US was growing faster than it ever has, in the decades following the Second World War.
And what would be the real division line between having the same power as a government and being a government? Negotiating collective trade agreements on behalf of constituents? Creation and enforcement of rules? C'mon, light up that line for me because I think it vanishes under light.
The need for more housing is causing people to cut corners. This seems like the making for a class action lawsuit
> Do you apply this logic to also justify being intolerant to anti-liberal, hate-filled, and potentially violence-provoking speech that comes from the left?

Uhm, yes?
Cruise ships tend to have the name of the captain widely promoted, so it's trivially findable public information. The same is not true for random freighters. And Schettinos name was widely broadcast because there were clear points to criticize his and the crews specific behavior (which we do not have here), which lead to death of a bunch of people (which we do not have here). It's a really odd point of comparison - there's plenty of nautical accidents where this isn't widely reported because it's not especially interesting and there aren't immediate reports of the captains misbehavior to report on.
I use iTerm integration over Eternal Terminal to my workstation all day. It’s great.
Looks like they used a variational encoder-decoder net to reduce the dimensionality of the action space.

Not manual and it sounds like a good idea.
> That means that a model with the highest accuracy on a noisy dataset will likely be the best model on the clean dataset.

That's exactly the opposite of what this article says.