skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"I'm not so sure that it's reasonable to say that if something "only" exists in the minds of a large network of humans, then it is not real."

What is the mind? What are its boundaries?

Does the mind only exist in the brain or as an epiphenomenon of the brain?

Many scientifically-minded people think so, and it's often an unstated assumption among them, but it's an open and highly debatable subject among philosophers, as is the question of what is reality, what are human beings, and so on -- questions again, that many people consider settled and decided in favor of a materialist/physicalist, internal/external, dualist viewpoint.

But for many philosophers it's not so clear, and many people in this world have a very different world view, where the boundaries of the mind extend beyond the individual, where people have non-material souls, where spirit being exist, where (for some religions) the individual is (in some sense) god, or at least has something divine in them, where lives are predetermined or perhaps directed from outside by some entity (like god or the devil), etc, etc...

These sorts of accounts are usually dismissed by the scientific-minded, or (even more commonly) not even given any sort of consideration or acknowledgement, yet they are quite common among huge portion of humanity (including some scientists, who themselves can be and often are believers in one or more of such "unscientific" beliefs about the mind, humanity, or reality).

So, what is really going on? I don't pretend to know, but I consider it far from a settled question, and suspect if there is any single, stable "truth" about the world, it's much stranger than any "scientific" explanation currently in fashion.

Psychedelics tend to put such questions right in front of one's nose, front and center, as they pull the rug of certainty out from under the most dogmatic of us as we realize we're not in Kansas any more. This I consider one of the potentially most valuable psychedelic effects, if it can be greeted with openness, wonder and curiosity, instead of closing down, running away, or doubling down on dogmatic certainty.
And even then there might be issues. emacs' line numbers don't update correctly for one.

At least for vim and htop, having a larger terminal window doesn't seem to be a problem as far as I can see.
My theory is that the Russian ruling class are quite literally mad dogs who don't even care about their own country and only about their own wealth. See people like Khadaffi and Idi Amin.
In fact, yes. C.f. there many laws about mail tampering for the post office. When the government has to deal with the data in "normal, non-criminal" situations, and not just "special investigative" ones, there tends to be better safe-guards in place.
I can't think of a specific one, but a decent proportion (maybe a quarter?) of HTTP downloads I attempt don't support resuming a partial download, therefore don't support Range. (I.e. resuming always starts from the beginning.)

I would assume this is often because the site in question isn't using Apache etc. to serve a file directly, but is either essentially proxying it to some custom-built file serving service, or a script that processes/authenticates the file in some way, and they just never bothered to implement Range.
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I really do not mean any offense by this - but how is a nearly one and a half year old requiring full-time attention from two people?

I ask this as a single dad of two kids, one of them since they were < 1.
That seems more like state industrial sabotage.
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I was actually using data.table
The syntax can be bit cryptic, but you get used to it.
I noted the article unquestioningly accepted the stereotype that men have less interest in spending time with their children than women.

It strikes me that questioning this assumption would be a very good thing for improving the situation of women in the workplace.
>A kid is a startup. Running multiple startups is paralles is inefficient.

I guess, because if you have two startups of about 6+ years of age you can't just tell them to go to their room and play and leave you alone. hmm, maybe a kid isn't a startup after all.
On social media, people do make fuss over things in a vacuum. This started life as a cranky school board member, who posted to social media, and was picked up as news by Fox News:

https://www.foxnews.com/us/virginia-accelerated-math-courses...

There are organizations trying to end "tracking", which ends up teaching a lot of students math they don't need. There's no point in tracking a student toward calculus but they graduate at Algebra II, which offers nothing useful except as a step to calculus (or maybe abstract algebra). It's one aspect of the current system which seriously screws up a lot of things, and there are a bunch of reform efforts.

None of that was in the actual plan, but there are factions that benefit from stirring up fuss.
I’m not sure where you are getting the impression that people are having religious experiences on clubhouse. Care to share your sources for that?

As for crying as a result of positive social contact, why do you think that is abnormal?

People cry on FaceTime or Zoom calls, or the phone as a normal part of social interaction what makes you think they wouldn’t cry sometimes through interactions on clubhouse?

Are you a mental health profession?

I’d be curious to know what diagnostic criteria or research models you are using to determine that people should seek help.
> [...] get back home at 5:30 or later just in time to throw together or eat dinner [...]

I generally get what you're saying, but the difference between

a) sharing dinner with your kids, putting them to bed, and reading them a bed-time story, and

b) not seeing them at all in the evening,

is huge.
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As long as the children aren't present in the actual work place. I can't think of anything that would make the standard open-pit even more dreadful than children running around.

This might be an unpopular opinion in the U.S., but the workplace is meant for work. Stop "bringing your whole self" to work and instead carve out enough time in the week for your other priorities.

I've spent time with enough successful people that spend every evening with their family to stop believing the work-till-you-pass-out mythos. Daily productivity does not go past 4-5 good (plus 4-5 crap) hours a day for 99.9% of humans.
I agree with this, and do believe the Russian government is responsible for the poisoning. However, I think the tendency to swallow what the US media/intelligence apparatus offers up as truth unquestioningly is an equally harmful and myopic perspective. The actions of the US State Dept with regard to Russia over the past 5 months should increase skepticism of anti-Russian narratives (and the same goes for anti-Chinese narratives). Even if those narratives are true, it's worth taking a moment to consider what the aim of each of the parties involved is.
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Many powered lift aircraft designs have very little aerodynamic lift and so the glide ratio is close to zero. And regardless of lift, they generally lack the articulated control surfaces necessary to establish a controlled glide.

Autorotation only works if the rotor system has significant rotational inertia and a cyclic (blade pitch) control. Most powered lift designs have multiple small, low-inertia fixed-pitch rotors. If you lose power you're going straight down and probably tumbling out of control.

Airbags can help a little in some low-altitude crash scenarios but if the aircraft is falling out of control then there's no way to guarantee that the airbag will be oriented the right way. It's just not practical to cover an entire aircraft in airbags like NASA did on the Pathfinder Mars landing: the technology doesn't scale up.
"You haven't raised a series-a yet". I am curious, can you elaborate on this one?
What is the point of code review?
The name Katz set off bells in my head while I was reading the article, but it was only until I saw your comment that I realized why. Cool bit of connection-making there!
You can call them that, sure. Do you habitually call any specific man "boy"? Because, whether or not you intend it to be, many women find this specific pattern that you're exhibiting to be patronizing.
It's not the cancer caused by moral failure, it's the good kind which is caused by God's plan.

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/xc3x84
You can use the Apple family stuff to setup your iPhone as a child in the family. Then you have parental controls I believe let you restrict apps and domains the phone can access.
This would be better, but exactly what is the purpose of last-mile-only competition? It feels like LARPing capitalism because we are embarrassed natural monopolies exist.
The content of this discussion does an excellent job of explaining the reasoning of the people that have downvoted this comment.
Was it lockdowns or was it border closures or was it the geographical location of New Zealand or was it chance?

This is the whole problem with the pro-lockdown position. It's turned into an exercise in cherry picking. We don't need to do this, we have global datasets and those can be analysed to try and detect correlations between policies and outcomes. When this analysis has been done, there are no correlations.

Here's a summary of an unusually thorough analysis of global geography vs excess mortality:

https://lockdownsceptics.org/2021/05/03/geography-not-lockdo...

Here's an analysis of mortality vs control stringency across all US states:

https://lockdownsceptics.org/2021/04/24/more-people-died-in-...

Here's a published, peer reviewed paper which says the same thing:

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/eclinm/article/PIIS2589-5...

The thing is, it’s something you have to commit to. You can’t just half ass it.

Some countries have now accrued more public debt than after World War 2. At some point, even the most ardent true believers in this policy have to accept that if entire continents can take measures as extreme as they have done and get no results whatsoever then it is a failed policy.
i think necesity here is for to block third world from acquisition of new antibiotic drug. there is where new superbug are arise. maybe it kill many there, but it also save many American here in longer term.

in such 3world country, misuse/overuse of antibiotic are make for development of resistant. then poor sanatation are make for it easy for to spread to other persons. https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/5/1/99-0103_article
What if I want to use version 1.4.1 in one project, but 1.0.3 in another project?

Modules serve a purpose inside a (large) organization just as between organizations, and tying modules to your source control choices is a generally bad idea.
> Consult `man 1 grep` for information on how to query it.

Or something like goaccess to get nice charts.
$360M in profit wouldn't translate to a "dead" entity, but if we're to focus on your numbers then Google (that has 24.4X more monthly visitors) would be earning about $2.9B to $8.8B per year from ad clicks. As in most cases: garbage in, garbage out.

Why is it important for you to call Yahoo "dead" ?
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Now this may be odd but what if fish had man legs. Just think about it. I know. If fish had man legs it would look very wrong.
They do at the end

1. it allows the assassins do get away since there is a delay compared to a gun
2. it's formally deniable
3. it's informally obvious who did it
4. the people in charge of doing the killings are also in charge of the development of it, so it might have been easy for them to get access
There are rakes and picks for dimple locks. (And I don't think any dimple lock has won the tolerance game on keyways for mass produced locks) Dimple locks are just less common. The more common they become and more common you'll see the rakes and picks made for them. Despite the flags being very easy to make yourself, they're uncommon enough that if you buy them from a pick store you pay a niche premium.

I will say a product is more likely to be secure if the manufacturer is intentionally choosing a rarer style simply because they are taking security into account
My solution to this has been to get a cheap Android phone and keep social media apps on that, leaving my iPhone with only "useful" apps for navigation and work-related stuff. This has worked out well for two reasons: (1) It makes my decision to diddle about on social media a more deliberate one (2) I only get "useful" notifications on my iPhone - no fake DMs for Pinterest, etc. trying to get me to on the app.
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I have absolutely zero connection here, but saw elsewhere that Specialized (the bicycle company) is hiring for a lot of software engineering positions in Boulder, CO that would hit your marks.
Some societies seem to have this figured out. I read an article recently about the Netherlands titled "Women in the Netherlands work less, have lesser titles and a big gender pay gap, and they love it" - https://slate.com/human-interest/2010/11/women-in-the-nether... - indicating that the work culture there provides a level of flexibility that actually allows women to spend significant amounts of time with their children as they grow up. It sounds a lot better for everyone involved than the American approach.
That's only true if everyone uses the latest version of the code. If you want to have an internal package ecosystem, with stable versions of packages, feature branches etc, then GOPATH is an even worse kludge.
I think the point of GP is - water won't hold it against you for being an absentee parent (imbiber?).
That's why I use https://github.com/jehna/ga-lite/. It saves a roundtrip and is quite small.
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I started in mid-2013 too, and my position is similar to yours. I'd characterise it like this: lexical lifetimes are easier to grok, but NLL turns out to be more practical, doing what people actually want (where LL didn't) enough that it overcomes the greater conceptual complexity, because you have to actually think about the concepts less often.
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I think a lot of that comes from parents often expressing all the negatives of parenthood rather than the positives. Even the ones who love spending time with their kids, in my experience, talk more about how much attention the kids need, taking them to school, the diaper changes, the crying, and so on. This isn't to say that all parents are like this; I've met some really passionate parents, and my parents relished raising me. But in interpersonal discussions as well as popular media, parenthood is usually portrayed as a chore and even a "whoopsie".
Lots of horrible fathers in the military, logging, and on oil platforms, I guess.
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Once proof of stake is fully implemented and everything is migrated over, there will be no more energy intensive mining. Mining on a proof of stake chain just involves putting your Ether as a deposit that gets slashed if you act maliciously, the energy cost of this is just to run the servers, essentially, its you putting your money where your mouth is. Potentially, by the time proof of stake is fully released, the cost to run your own node (32 ETH) could be between 100-500k depending on the market value of Ether.

The benefit of this with the mining algorithm that Ethereum uses is that you can mine with off the shelf consumer parts. When proof of stake is fully switched to, those parts will just be sold on the market.

With Bitcoin, switching over to something like proof of stake will be extremely political and will only work out if the market decides that the new proof of stake blockchain fork is the 'real' Bitcoin. It will be political because miner's mining hardware becomes e-waste so they have an incentive to continue mining regardless of the fork. The only way that miners stop mining Bitcoin is if the blockchain becomes worthless in the market so that the miners no longer can afford to pay their operating costs with the mining rewards.
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> They like them so much, that they break down crying, every time they talk cookies.

Who actually does this?

It seems like you are seeing this behavior a lot so it should be easy to find an example.

> Their entire life is now a cookie lifestyle.

A lot of people who join social clubs spend a lot of time at them. That’s not particularly unusual. I don’t see why it would be different for a virtual social club, especially at a time when in-person social experiences are more scarce.

It is of course possible that clubhouse selects for people with a kind of mental illness or personality type, but you aren’t making any case for that - you just saying ‘it’ is a problem.
You're right,except the fact that last year when some of the "less-popular" specialists(not random facebook boomers) were saying exactly this, they were called conspirationists,fake news, extremists,what have you.

So while you're right, the problem with predictions is that not everybody sees as far in the future as other people.Anecdotal experience is the most important factor here.While you can definitely say that you don't accept someone's expertise/prediction to be valid given current data, saying that they're _definitely_ fake news , again, given current data, is also disingenious.
It's significantly worse if your browser is half the width of a 1080p screen, which mine generally is.
> some kind of cyberpunk dystopia, where powerful live isolated lives, protected by the police/military, and the rest live in squalor.

Even in that scenario, if all useful work is truly automated, there's either still some sort of UBI (just not enough to live comfortably) or the people living in squalor are subsistence farmers eating whatever they can manage to grow in whatever land they can lay claim to.
Another way is to make it so we don't expect it to be the mother who spends most time with their kids. Fathers also vary in how much time they want to spend with their kids, but society assumes it is less than mothers, which can make it difficult for men to do this, which in turn limits the mothers ability to spend less time with their children to focus on work.

In most situations there is usually a primary carer, that should not be expected to be the mother.
As others have already pointed out you don't need to use Github.
Some people call it vanity imports[0].
In my experience 'vanity imports' give better results when googling stuff about custom import paths.

[0] - https://blog.bramp.net/post/2017/10/02/vanity-go-import-path...
It actually passes the exit because it's not making the "turn" to it. So it tries a bunch of other paths first before the time comes to try the turn towards the exit.