skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
(Since you called them a "GP", I'm guessing that you're in the UK)

I mean, nobody can really tell you anything about your set of circumstances without you giving info. For some people under the NHS, with good doctors, they go to their GP and the GP listens to their reasons why and then refers them to a psychiatrist who can diagnose them formally, and they are given other interrim support in the meantime, along with the necessary doctors notes to explain things to work or whatever is required.

However, for other people whose GPs are overworked or just incompetent, they could be met with something like "Well you don't seem like you have that" (Personally, I had this with a fatigue problem I was experiencing).

The solution to this is already built-in to the NHS. You are allowed to choose your primary care provider. The solution is to do what most people with disabilities learn to do -- you "shop around" doctors until you find one that genuninely gives a shit about you and wants to work with you to help you diagnose and cure your ailments. While it can feel dirty, and sometimes mean to the individual doctors -- many incompetent people still have the best intentions -- ultimately they are there to help you and your health and quality of life is the primary concern here.
Funny thing is, the article said nothing about IPv4, and doesn't mention IPv6 at all...
It’s not just ‘snarky’, it’s outright patronizing, and intentionally so.
I fully agree with all your points, but it still doesn’t make sense to me that they need to back-pay for health insurance as one of the regular welfare payments, when they haven’t had the opportunity to use it during that period.
Per the Washington Post just two days ago [1], there have been just 71 confirmed reinfections worldwide, which is why I made that claim. Unless half of those came from that study, I’m not really sure how to square this.

I disagree with your assessment of P.1 immune escape being “very substantial” based on those in vitro results. It’s on par with the UK variant, which has no evidence - real world or otherwise - or reputation at all for widespread reinfection or vaccine escape. Never mind that in vitro results don’t even tell the whole story of an in vivo immune response. To be perfectly honest, I’m struggling to see how you’re making that claim.

[1] https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/can-you-get-covid-tw...
How does the risk/benefit not support it when end of vaccination of 65 and older is done in Denmark in three days?
I like the different stations, though would be cool to know how many people are listening to the same station.

Song names would be good as well and the option to disable to background image/animation to save CPU.

Overall I like it.
I do believe I also proposed avenues of approach that didn't involve using Scientology as an example. More broadly, I'm not sure I agree every idea deserves it's just due, especially when it comes from a source that's unquestionably terrible. I'll follow along with you that there is some gray area and we should be able to have a conversation about that (much as we're doing now), I just don't agree that this is such a gray area.
I spent extensive time there. The way a Japanese investor explained it to me is that they don't really need Uber because the public transportation is so good, and they don't really need Doordash because any combini two minutes' walk away can provide a good meal to you any time of day or night. Their startups are of a different nature.
That's too bad. I wanted him to live out his term. Given the amount of damage he caused, he has hardly paid his debt to society.
> I don't know how else to function on the internet.

On the contrary, I don't see how you do function on the Internet.
Yes, I noticed this omission. It would be helpful to at least discuss the performance implications of this. I imagine the target audience are compiling for limited memory embedded devices where reducing the memory pressure could allow a cheaper SoC to be used where performance is not a concern.

From a performance perspective, I was wondering how this would interact with inlining, as there is the potential to inline and then extract more generalised call sequences and hence get better performance without the memory bloat from inlining. Definitely sounds like an interesting option.
Rust is good, too, because it alludes to external factors that affect the code and decrease its usefulness through no fault of its own. There is no stainless code...

Re: inertia, a lot of old code has no speed at all, which is kind of the point here. Inertia implies stasis as much as speed. If you wanted to emphasize speed, you could use "momentum", I suppose.

But I think the idea of inertia, and inert code that requires energy to change, is a more useful analogy than debt.
Yes, Israel attacks Iranian enrichment. So does the US. Attacking enrichment centers that aim to produce warhead material is acceptable foreign policy, especially against a nation that calls Israel a cancerous tumor needing to be destroyed. These enrichment programs have a singular goal, and it is not clean energy.

When was the last time Iran struck Israel? Is that a joke? April 13th, 2021 Iran struck an Israeli ship. Iran funds and supplies terror groups -- see https://www.state.gov/reports/country-reports-on-terrorism-2.... These groups especially try to kill Israelis via rocket attacks, but also American Civilians (e.g., embassy attack).

Israel is absolutely a peaceful nation, as evidenced by numerous recent peace treaties in the region, but being peaceful does not obligate them to await armed conflict as opposed to taking defensive measure.
Interesting. Will have a look in my account, it's a pretty old one, maybe I still got that option.
There is a philosopher survey organized by David Chalmers

Results: https://philpapers.org/surveys/results.pl
Hopefully, but to be blunt, if that model of punition actually worked, then the homicide rate would have been lower back when gibbeting was still a thing.
Long Covid is mostly self reported vague symptoms, namely fatigue and brain fog. It's what happens when you stay at home too much and don't get enough exercise and have a poor diet. Isolation? The Covid 15* that many of us packed on? You will feel worse and especially more fatigued, no doubt.

Not to mention being constantly immersed in an environment of fear. It's a misattribution to associate side effects of weight gain, isolation, depression with the Covid illness.

* https://www.marketwatch.com/story/the-covid-15-if-only-this-...
To make this explicit: HN users shouldn't be downvoting due to disagreement or personal feelings of embarrassment. If the comment is too short and doesn't contribute towards a deeper conversation, that could be why it gets downvoted. For instance, though I agree meat eaters may not like the above, it's also possible others simply feel the comments are low effort compared to other comments.
Aren't there ISPs that provide IPv6 addresses for consumer accounts?
Run at startup?
Please stop spreading lies. Nothing complicated.

Only fools wants to Russia what it become today. State without justice and fair elections, incredibly poor population, no allies.

They've claimed they are "brothers". We were not ready to fight in 2014, not ready to kill "brothers". Now we know who they are. This war affected everyone in Ukraine. Every citizen have seen struggles and poverty caused by war. We know what become of Donetsk and Luhansk. They are going to destroy other cities too. That's not brothers, that's worst enemies.

My mother language in Russian. Now I hate Russia.
>>Crypto trading is high-suspicion for two reasons

Unacceptable in a free society. Probable cause is not reasonably construed based on these types of crude generalizations.

Due process means only a court can judge there to be probable cause, and that a search can only be done after it issues a warrant. A court would never rule probable to exist based on the type of formulaic rationale you're using.

The kind of KYC scrutiny innocent people are subjected to, based on much flimsier bases than even you have speculated existed in my case, is obscene.

When the private financial interactions and investment strategies of every one become privy en masse to a self-appointed class of surveillance agents, it creates information asymmetries between the general citizenry and those close to the state/regulated-industries. And information asymmetries lead to wealth and power disparities.

The surveillance state you are championing will inevitably lead to wealth and power concentrating into the hands of a tiny cadre of privileged insiders and that will lead to massive economic waste from rent-seeking and social instability.

There is no future for a liberal democratic society if the trend toward unchecked surveillance powers for the state is not arrested and reversed.
I disagree with it (and don't use iOS), but I do see Apple's point of view.

And yes, I'm afraid Reddit is likely next on the firing line, and not just from Apple. To be honest I'm surprised porn on Reddit has lasted this long.
San Francisco has money and a new plan to tackle homelessness
Denmark are done giving vaccines to 65 and older on Friday. How many do you think can die in a few days that a vaccine could have saved?
To be fair, most robinhood-esque folk heroes had no qualms about robbing the poor along with the rich, e.g. depression-era bank robbers.
Guess that Awkwafina song now needs a partial re-write.

Isn't Bernie Madoff dead? He's dead, right?

Nah, that motherfucker not dead, he in jail getting booty-rammed by the feds, getting tossed by a dude named Big Ed, in a hotbed, eating ramen noodles and crying
I imagine such caching is slowly being phased out because it can be used to create 'super-cookies'. That is, you can fingerprint a user by detecting whether certain bits of javascript are or aren't cached. (Detection of being cached is just a matter of measuring execution time).
If a group of consenting adults does something risky that gives them an STD, I don't have to worry that they will give me that STD unless I also consent to do those things.

If a group of consenting adults does something risky that gives them COVID, they can give me COVID by just being in the same room as me for a while.

Hence, the second group is more scold-worthy than the first.

It's the same reason we ban smoking in many indoor public places but allow people to eat a triple cheeseburger with large fries and a large shake in those places. If I smoke next to you you get secondhand smoke. If I pig out on a 3000 calorie lunch next to you you don't get secondhand fat.
You want a 71 year old man to live out his 150 year prison sentence?
History and the trends suggest that we are moving to more centralized and controled systems. Prior to social media, a mere 10-15 years ago, there were far more blogs and self hosted sites in proportion.
Lots of addicted folk talk this way. I couldn’t function without ____, where ____ could be anything from coffee to amphetamines. That isn’t to say that you are abusing the medication, but that the dividing line is more arbitrary than most people understand. Many addicts are simply people with inadequate health coverage who are forced to self medicate, often with the exact same substances (adderal, benzodiazepines, pain killers) that those with better doctors and more wealth get quite easily without stigma or threat of prison. The fact these substances operate as performance enhancers for entire industries (truck drivers and programmers are big amphetamine users) all point to the ridiculous double standard that we arbitrarily erect to classify some as addicts and others as patients. Mostly it’s a question of the wealth of the addict, which for programmers on speed tends to not be a limiting factor.
This year so far, I've had 27 spam calls, of which:

* Only 7 were from my phone's area code

* 2 were from where I live now

* The other 18 were from all over the country

So.. you're lucky if your spam is so consistent. It's far from a guarantee.
Regular Exercise May Help Protect Against Severe Covid
Stop buying into the "the AI did it" whitewashing. Youtube is selectively targeting more and more channels and videos for daring to be any sort of contrarian. Its psyops under any other name.
So you need is a financial institution to give you unrestricted access to their records. And it can't be just any financial institution, it has to be the one used by the person you are targeting. And you don't know what financial institution that is because you are still trying to identify who the address belongs to. So really all you need is unrestricted access to many financial institutions' records.
https://twitter.com/i/status/1051799361167024128

An earlier system with its issues pointed out.
City-Pop?
> Also - bit of a rant - if you're creating a new programming language, consider making syntax and semantics separate in the specification.

I agree. Implementations should accept a stable, machine-friendly format (doesn't matter which; JSON, s-expressions, or even XML would do). If they also accept a human-friendly format, there should be a standard/built-in translation from human format -> machine format (optionally the other way too).

This way, we can always convert random real-world code (scraped from GitHub, or whatever) into a language-agnostic format (yes Python has an `ast` module; that doesn't help a Python linter written in something else, like Go); tools can manipulate this format without having to care about the surface syntax (e.g. linting/doc-gen/static-analysis/versioning/diffing/refactoring/macros/etc.); the output of such tools can always be fed back into the main implementation to compile/run/type-check/syntax-check/etc.
Never'll happen.

“Congress shall have power… to promote the progress of science and useful arts, by securing for limited times to authors and inventors the exclusive right to their respective writings and discoveries.”

As I read it, the law should be formed to maximize progress, not to maximize value of an idea.

But, a large amorphous group of citizens will never overcome a small, highly-concentrated self interested group. I doubt you'll ever see the copyright-opening version of the NRA or SPCA.
But it impacts/reduces the transmission of several other viruses. The number of people getting flu was substantially reduced this year and anecdotally the number of people getting colds and having "tummy troubles" have been dramatically reduced.
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but comparing clock speeds cross-manufacturer and especially cross-architecture doesn't really make much sense, right?

As far as I understand it, just because AMD and Intel chips are in the 5GHz range doesn't mean it is realistic to assume that Apple could also scale M1 up to that frequency so looking at just frequency or just IPC mean next to nothing. We pretty much have to resort to frequency x IPC i.e. benchmarks to gauge the relative difference.

You're right that M1/A14 perf jump is relatively small and seems to effectively be a port of A13 to 5nm in terms of core design, so if we wanted to guess at AMD's perf at 5nm we could try to use that as a yard stick.

I remember seeing someone do the benchmarks on that but I can't seem to find it now. He lowered ryzen 5000s wattage to match M1 with an offset to account for 7nm vs. 5nm and found that AMD was still behind in perf/w but by something like 20-30%. I'll keep looking to see if I can find it.

Edit: Found it: https://old.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/k3nbn3/psa_performance...

He arrives at the M1 having a 1.23x perf/w advantage in Cinebench when accounting for 7nm vs. 5nm. Without that it has a 1.34x advantage. Note that this is measuring the core directly. Ryzen's IO die is a huge power sucker so this really shouldn't be used to decide what laptop to buy or whatever, it's just a peek into how close their core architectures are to each other.
Julia Quickstart
(US specific advice)

I felt like my GP was really only good for getting the ball rolling: I asked her to refer me to a psychologist for testing and she did. To be honest, I think you could skip the GP step and just meet with any clinical psychologist to discuss with that person your concerns about ADHD. Their office should be able to tell you if they can do ADHD testing before you go in. Some psychiatrists may test as well. The difficulty, of course, is that psychologists are often out of pocket or are paid at a reduced rate by insurance.

After the testing is done many GPs are willing to do med management, though it's a pain, since the Federal government requires prescriptions to be for no more than 30 days and you can't refill it more than three days ahead of time. Personally I have my neurologist manage it, but I have epilepsy and it makes sense to me to go to her for all of my brain medications.
For context, MeiliSearch is like a self-hostable Algolia alternative written in Rust. It's one of the most exciting projects I've discovered in the last few years.
My eyes have rolled so far back in my head I can see my brain.

I always love the irony that there is a huge amount of overlap in the Venn diagram of people who love to mention Sodom and Gomorrah when it comes to STDs (as opposed to just discussing the real risks in context), and also decry that being compelled to wear a mask during a global pandemic is the work of Satan.
could see it if you want to do a lot of spinning up and spinning down environments. You would have to pay for every container. At my house, ignoring the cost of power as my server is always running, it's free to spin up a new vm for how ever long I want/need it for
This sounds great and all but feels more like a cope. A proper dextro dosage will make you much more productive, more consistently, than you could ever "train your mind" to be naturally.
That will never work.

If you tell the user exactly what they did wrong, they will keep trying by changing very little in the original video until it gets past bots, but still keeps the illegal or "forbidden" message.

I think youtube should not be allowed to remove videos for their content unless for legal reasons. Meaning it's a violation of the law, in which case they have to send the information to the police as well. And that, of course, should require a human stamp of approval. Of course, Youtube should be allowed to remove videos if they are too long, wrong format etc., but NOT for their content.
It is actually far worse than that.

No non-colonial democracy has managed to go from underdeveloped to developed since WW2.

SK, China, Taiwan, Singapore, Chile and Malaysia all had their key growth during authoritarian regimes. Many later transitioned to democracies, but that's easy when the hard part is done.

Sadly, I reached this when desperately looking for a democratic country for India (my home country) to emulate as a model. As a believer in democracy, I would love to be corrected. But my research indicates that Demovracy does truly have a shoddy track record at spurring development.
Reindexing all tables after upgrading to PostgreSQL 13
Technically... they can. It's the same authority which has allowed organizations like Microsoft to take over botnet C&C systems. The CFAA has specific carveouts to allow unauthorized access with a court order.
Powerful VMs can get pricey let month, but old hardware has already been paid for.
It astonishes me that it took so long for Datalog to be legitimized as a query language.

It's almost as if people saw OWL 2 DL, didn't believe what it had accomplished, and didn't try to make anything better.
I don't think its so much that the cars must be built with old chips, its that the designs are built, software written, tested, and safety certified around the specific chips they have.

Whos to say the full process to swap out a handful of chips within the car and getting any required tests and certifications done wouldn't take as long or longer than waiting for the next production run of the spec'd chips?
The first roundtrip is unavoidable. Making another handful of roundtrips every time the user scrolls the page is definitely avoidable.
Similarly, how does both Node.js and Deno compare to GraalJS? I've been reading about it and find the idea absolutely genius, but I'm sure it doesn't have nearly as much of a userbase as these.
Space junk removal is not going smoothly
it's a common theme among "smart-cities" marketers and cybersecurity wonks to cite Singapore (and other exotic one-off social structures) as role models for everyone else.

Singapore likes to paint itself as open and its locals even believe it (the reference for contrast is Johor Baru or Medan which are ofc hard to compare). But it's just the effect of their own propaganda and brain washing (heavy censorship in film and art). When I lived there (90ies) you could sill buy a cane in the corner shop who were sold with the sole purpose of whipping and conditioning their kids.
I would go for videos + options to go with static assets. You could pause background video playback when the tab is not active.
That's an awfully simple interpretation to post without linking to at least one study or professional analysis.
If they are machine overlords, then they control themselves ;)
The original poster said, "If their students don't get a job, Lambda doesn't get paid." Absolutely nothing in your reply changes the fact Lambda is paid before the student gets a job.

You're trying to change the topic to something you can wiggle through, and I refuse to engage. You were caught on tape lying about this, and I have no reason to believe you've stopped lying. https://soundcloud.com/vwoo/interview-with-austen-allred
Consider tier 2 & tier 3 cities, attracting talent shouldn't be too different.
Around here I mostly get calls from "Microsoft Support". I tell them I need to get to my computer and put the phone down on the table. They are surprisingly patient. When they get desperate to talk with me I'll spout a little giberish which keeps them connected a little longer.

It does not take much effort keeping them busy. It works for me as it is not a problem to block the line for 5 - 10 minutes.

If I am bored I engage with the call. But that spiel is getting old.
its even worse with pig farming in populated developing countries (china), amount of antibiotics fed to pigs is staggering
There is no downside for Apple. The legal costs are insignificant for them. They do not bear any extra punitive cost even if the lawsuit is meritless.

Meanwhile the PR damage or liability for having a security exploits running wild is massive. Corporate actions have no ethics or moral - it is simple bean counting for Apple. Any people who get part in this cannot lose their jobs no matter what is the outcome.
~100% CPU load and still glitchy.
I believe both of his sons are dead now too.
This looks pretty awesome!

I'd love to see an example using websockets. I've used Go for websockets in the past but find the boilerplate-to-custom code ratio isn't great.

Knowing Go has a solid webrtc library (https://github.com/pion/webrtc), another cool feature would be webrtc support. Tons you can build with that!
sounds good for introduction to coding for kids in non-English speaking countries.
As a non-English speaker, I don't really conceptualize code as English. Tokens being 'if', 'while', 'else' is completely trivial, like using '{' instead of 'begin' or '[]<class T>(T i) {return i;};' instead of '(lambda (x) x)' or 'y => y'.

I wrote my first line of code before I wrote my first word in English, the status-quo doesn't really require you to learn English beyond a couple trivial tokens.

I agree choices are good and I hope the project succeeds, but it must be stressed that learning English isn't really optional anyway, it's a hard requirement for any IT-related job worldwide.
U.S. expresses support for Japan's release of Fukushima nuclear plant water
and more ipv6 than there are atoms in the universe.