skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Like I understand why you are being downvoted here, your comment is kind of confrontational and kind of strawmanny, but the concern I think is quite valid and deserves a real response.

My response is, mental illness is something more personal than a broken bone and at present diagnosis needs to be cruder, which does make the categories a bit more "meaningless" but I don't think it gets all the way there.

So, like, take depression for example. I am being slightly unfair but hopefully on-the-nose when I say that DSM defines depression essentially as "you are too sad, too often, and you are not in a situation like mourning a parent or spouse where that level of sadness would be expected." The point is, it's a symptomatic diagnosis.

Other symptomatic diagnoses include “migraine” or “hypertension” or “diabetes” being symptomatic is not necessarily something that excludes meaningfulness, I think we could agree? But it also means that there is a difficulty with treatment. This medicine might work for your migraine but not her migraine; whereas my hypertension is caused by not getting a good night's sleep due to mild apnea and can be cured by a CPAP machine, his hypertension is caused by the fact that he weighs 350 pounds and CPAP therapy will fail.

OK, so like diabetes there is not just one major depression, and maybe some day we will distinguish between "type 1 depression, type 2 depression, gestational depression, predepression" and have specific causes subsumed as different "types" of the symptoms. Maybe not. But the label still has some sort of meaning, just like we can have "migraine medicine" as a group of things worth trying if you have migraines, or like how we can use insulin to handle diabetes in general and so on.

But then combine this with another question which is, "for mental illness, what does cured or managed even look like?" and that's where this occupational functioning criterion starts to look quite reasonable. Because the deal is that if "depression" isn't going to single out a particular cause, the causes of your depression will still likely be around, just like "we have you using insulin" has technically fixed your diabetes (that is, the symptom -- the hypoglycemia) but the cause is still not addressed. That these illnesses take place in the mind makes them harder to quantify. So we need a qualitative criterion, a "how bad is the pain from 1 to 10?", so that we can measure if the intervention is improving things.

Asking questions about your occupational functioning is thus a reasonable qualitative scale to indicate the severity of the symptoms and the success of treatment, even though it says nothing about cause. The different "buckets" of symptoms still make sense as they suggest categories of things-going-wrong and clusters of treatments-for-those-things.
I found it helpful that it was making the use cases concrete. So much of the debates around programming languages suffer from people not being concrete enough.
This feels different though. The images are clearly advertisement. However, the bottles are placed in a manner that implies those are his drinks. He is either repulsed by the coloured sugar-water he's upset that they're not paying him directly.
There are cheaper alternatives than the vive pro 2, like the hp reverb. The vive pro 2 is just the 3090 of VR at the moment.

The real differentiator is the cord free aspect of the quest 2.
Interesting, could you elaborate on what you mean by "shared mutable state"? In the parse_line example (first one in the post), what state is shared and with whom is it shared?
Windows 11: What We Know About Microsoft’s Likely Next OS
I get your point. But with all due respect, the comparison is unfortunately off by a substantial magnitude: overall VR devices sold world wide in 2019: <6M (https://www.statista.com/statistics/671403/global-virtual-re...)
xbox sales alone are quite constantly at 50M per month (!!!)

(https://www.statista.com/statistics/1005403/global-xbox-one-...)

VR seems to be one of these things that keep on being promising I suppose...
This is a myth.

Though I get that sometimes seeming bad publicity fattens your bottom line and all that, there are things that can, in fact, harm you tremendously if it gets out there.
SpaceX to break the final frontier in reuse with national defense launch
> _share_price here refers to the price of TITAN, as provided by an oracle, which is correctly reporting it as… 0 (somewhere in the distance, you can hear a room full software engineers burst into laughter ).

Aside from the amusing programming error, the main problem with much of the "smart contract" activity today is that doing anything remotely interesting requires an oracle. An oracle is basically a server that reports the outcome of an event. And servers can be attacked in ways that systems like Ethereum can't.

So a lot of the hype around Ethereum and its "smart contracts" is really people just misunderstanding the security model. The weakest link is a server in a dorm room or data center reporting a number.

Here the oracle is doing the right thing. But it could easily go the other way.
I first encountered Notion in May 2020 and immediately fell in love with it's flexibility. I can organize and connect my thoughts/notes without the application getting in the way.

Linux, Windows, Android, Web... the service performs excellent across all platforms.
What you have is a theory for why she's depressed. You may be correct or incorrect. Unless you secretly know her neither of us knows if that is true. For me, my depression had nothing to do with the outer world. There isn't always a reason, sometimes it's just biology.

It has nothing to do with what I was trying to say though.

My point is not that her depression is valid or invalid, it's that forming a sense of victimhood into your core identity is dangerous. I would give the same advice to men or women.

I'm not religious but consider this widely known prayer: "grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference". Victim mindset is the opposite, it's focusing on things you can't control. I personally think it's more useful to do the best with what is in your power.
Falling Europe GPU Pricing Suggests Shortage Is Easing
Has anyone looked at the after hours trades to see when the stock dipped? I'd imagine that the $2b dividend they paid out the previous trading day had way more impact on their market cap than the bottle moving incident
Coca Cola. https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/KO/
It is definitely a process with an incredibly long lag. What's amazing is that some of these control loops have only been operational since 2008 and/or 2013.
I didn't know such map exists. I wonder if I can get one as a poster !
Recompilation is the norm for compiled languages so this doesn’t seem like it would be very onerous or have any kind of substantial effect on maintainability.
Stock symbol for the Coca Cola company.. I looked it up to confirm, but from the context of the article it should've been clear.
The Bill Preventing Big Tech from Acquiring Startups Could Backfire
Twist UEAFA's arm for more bonus money and push for even more lucrative deals from TV companies. Or create your own football league where you don't even need to bother winning to earn piles of cash.
A request for forgiveness indicates that the speaker desires a restoration of the relationship that was damaged. One can have regret ones actions, take responsibility for them, repair any damage, take preventative measures for the future, and still not express any desire to go back to having a good relationship with the person. A request for forgiveness speaks to the motivation of the speaker -- whether it is an interest in the well-being of the harmed party, or merely self-preservation as an individual.
Not OP, but I have this same issue on a OnePlus 7 Pro with Android 11, using Gboard in English. Interestingly enough, it doesn't happen when using Gboard in Korean or Chinese.

Also, if I tap on the end of a line and press newline, I get another block. If I type something and then press newline, then it happens exactly as ronyeh described (again, only with Gboard in English)
KO is the stock ticker of coca cola on the NYSE
Please review the list of supported headphones, and review their features. No, there is nothing special about most of them. If the feature is supported for all of them, then any are headphones/ earphones are capable of supporting it. Anyone with half a clue would see this, so, in not so may words, "Lol, no".

Also, respectfully suggest that you review the HN guidelines WRT your own comment. "I have no idea what I'm talking about, but I'm going to comment anyway" is clearly covered.
As a founder with a failed startup, I relate. Talking to people helps. But as one of my friends said, very aptly, "There's no one else who can fix it but you".

Even though it sounds very abrupt and unhelpful, it's true. Finding inner peace, on your own, is what can actually help.

I still haven't.
This is a wonderful article. I recently discovered an aurora gem that saved me from some flakey mysqldump: you can save the results directly to s3 with a “select into outfile s3” query. This is, according to the docs, an optimized operation when run from a read replica.

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonRDS/latest/AuroraUserGuide...
Start using News Aggregators to reduce the size of the pile down to specific subjects https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/News_aggregator
You might find Reddit useful https://www.reddit.com/
CS program rankings are largely based on their graduate programs. The parent comment is almost certainly talking about candidates with bachelors degrees. For undergraduate Berkeley has a 16% acceptance rate and Harvard has a 4% acceptance rate. This will likely act as a filter in combination with the quality of the undergraduate CS program, which could be better at either institution but is hard to get a metric for.
Oh my goodness. This had me cracking up:

>> "When a mommy and a daddy love each other very much, the daddy wants to give the mommy a special gift.

>> So he buys a "stay-at-home" server."
Yes, I'm not saying they are the same. I'm saying it's sad that we need product placements when there's already logos everywhere.
> Yep, short of the fed issuing USD tokens directly that's always going to be how USD stablecoins work.

Or... you could just lie about the USD and issue a stablecoin anyway.
June 14 was KO’s ex dividend date and shares typically drop at the open by the amount of the dividend.
As i was scrolling hn i imagined the title to be "25 effective habits of micro-managers". Might have finished reading that one instead
> Quite a few parts of it are completely wrong

Well, the whole thing is an anonymous email. And the "remixing by the truckload" doesn't seem in evidence given the low number of tracks released thus far; there are many more available on Tidal in Atmos currently.

> Jazz in Atmos is wonderful.

I've been very impressed by the classical tracks thus far, which have mostly used a hint of surround to let you feel as though you're at the front of a concert, with the players in a crescnt moon; and a bit of a delay in the rears to create the sensation of space echoing behind.

Some of the rock/pop mixes have been very interesting; the Linkin Park mixes use the surround/rear to create a "voices inside my head" effect where it makes sense on with the lyrics. Robert Palmer actually sounds like a much better singer on the remixes than the originals, with the guitars pushed out to the side rather than stomping all over the singer (whether they applied a little autotune as well, who knows?). I don't much like The Doors, but the use of surround in Riders on the Storm is remarkable.

There are some very poor remixes too, but that's the case for any re-engineering. As for the idea that only the original engineer or producer can make something work, well, that's just idiotic on a number of levels.
> he appeared on the podcasts of Sam Harris and Joe Rogan numerous times. He moderated two debates between Harris and Jordan Peterson ... Weinstein describes himself as a political progressive and left-libertarian[1]

What is it with these alt-right people claiming to be "left" or "progressive"? Are they deluded or do they do this on purpose to troll
I mean you could not sell ads to companies that make sugar water. That’s the consumer’s responsibility to put that pressure on Uefa. Nothing will change unless the bottom line does.
You're acting like the athletes got together and demanded enormous contracts so UEFA was begrudgingly forced to make deals with Coca-Cola to appease their entitlement.
https://www.roche.com/sustainability/philanthropy/science_ed...

EDIT: and see hint below for pdf: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27545148
TIL people don't play sports when there's no sponsor
It's not just liability.

The last time I was a hiring manager, I committed to giving feedback to anyone I rejected after the very first screening step. This was about 25-30% of applicants, which (even for a role in considerably less demand than engineering jobs) ended up being many dozens of emails. It was a giant pain in the ass - and it's pretty emotionally draining because you're turning down people who would really, really benefit from getting hired. I did it anyway, because I'd promised to, but it was not fun.
EPA Chief Reinstates Science Advisory Board He Dismantled
See: New Coke
Yep. I won't get to the offer stage without us having discussed money. I don't want to waste either of our time only to find out someone's only willing to pay 70% of my bottom line.
According to[1] Ronaldo has a personal sponsorship deal with Herbalife going on since 2013 for a CR7-branded sports drink. Would be interesting to hear if that affected his Cola move.

[1] https://sportskhabri.com/player-profile-cristiano-ronaldo/ (and other sources)
Google Chrome - https://www.google.com/googlebooks/chrome/

Google Machine Learning - https://cloud.google.com/products/ai/ml-comic-1

Google Federated Learning - https://federated.withgoogle.com/
Honest question, acknowledging it sounds a bit snarky. But as a fellow sufferer, if you still haven't, how do you know?
Let's maybe not equate corporate sponsorship of sports with the literal Holocaust.
Sadly it's probably the patent-pool monopoly using its leverage. No h264/h265 without HDMI, HDCP, and all that crap, probably find Ambisonics is locked out for not being a pool contributer.
Honestly did not expect this to be so fun to go through. Doesn't pull any punches when digging into the details either.
To be honest: It was my first thought as well to just tell her to take the hair dryer with her to give her the peace of mind after reading halfway through the text.

Anyone who has experienced some sort of compulsory disorder would understand that.
Oof, burn.
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In an effort to understand what you mean by 'induction' and 'infinity', can you explain where induction comes up in the following standard definition of a limit:

"f has a limit L at x" means exactly that

"forAll epsilon>0 thereExists delta>0 such that if |x-y|<delta then |f(y)-L|<epsilon."
> Admitting how controlled you are by your sponsors is not a good look for anybody, no?

You should read about how the IOC is pushing for the Olympics to go on, because, well, the sponsors want to see return on investment.

They even said they'll source doctors from all over the world to make sure the games are safe. Doctors who are probably more useful helping in places where the spread of Covid hasn't been caused by some money hungry corporations.
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I'm curious how this work with people who don't read or write English, or are L2 learners. Are they kept out of the loop?
I really don't like 'the norm' as the base point. If you have the mental abilities of someone with 140 IQ with serious untreated ADHD, but your life is 'just ok', that is wasted human potential. That 'just ok' person could do so much more for society's and their own benefit.
I added motion sensors to most rooms in my house about a year ago and I’m surprised how much of a quality of life upgrade they have been, maybe give that a shot.

It all passes the wife-test too!
National Right-to-Repair Bill Filed in Congress
Thanks for this! The offline maps I was using were still transmitting "usage data" (aka your location) off to third parties. This is great.

Note to everyone else that you must still turn off mobile data when using this app, BEFORE turning systemwide Location Services on, otherwise LS will leak your location to Apple in realtime, as LS is not just passive GPS reception, but an Apple network service.

For privacy, the only safe way to enable LS is with all network disabled. Otherwise, for your location to remain private, LS needs to be off at a system level.

Note that if you have mobile data service on, even with LS off your mobile provider gets approximate location data. This is why I stopped putting SIM cards in my smartphones.
Yes, although the investors were made whole fairly quickly.
What's the mobile phone situation like for poor families? When I was in Myanmar a few years ago, the phone was the way to get internet access. No computer in the home but a smartphone was.
I love these posters! I had them on my bedroom wall as a teenager. (I had very little idea about most of what it is describing, but I thought it looked cool and hey, it’s free!)
I think that's the most useful comment I've read here so far. We need to distinguish between blatant advertising and much more subtle product placements. It seems a lot of comments here are failing to do so.
You know that there are many, many people struggling to survive as of today?
And somehow you did not become a world-class football player...
UEFA does sponsor a lot of initiatives that aim not only to encourage kids to play football but also train them properly, helping them reach their full potential. Just ensuring that they a. have proper equipment, b. are trained by professional coaches, c. participate in various local and international tournaments, those things make a world of difference.
I graduated a year ago from a no-name state university with roughly a 3.0 GPA. Today I work for a big startup making ~200K a year… so
You acknowledged the statistic is a correlation earlier. There are also many other correlations with lower gun homicides in the US. The causation is the interesting fact, and harder to determine. The argument that increasing gun sales causes lower gun homicides fails some logic and common sense tests, and would need evidence before anyone takes it seriously. Until then, it is seems more likely that other factors that we do have evidence for (eg. lower lead exposure leading to a drop in violent crime across the board) is causing the lowering of gun homicide in the US, despite the fact that gun sales are increasing.
Easy Distributed XGBoost
I’m sure I read somewhere that coca colas goal for customer retention through advertising was someone who drank (on average) one can per month.

On the one hand, that’s shockingly low. On the other hand, that’s potentially billions of cans per month.
> If your desired comp number actually is $1M/year, will that just flag you as a joke to Triplebyte companies? With post-pandemic stock price increases a lot of engineers at FAANGs are making more than that now.

For any reasonable definition of "a lot", no they absolutely are not. A lot of people with 2+ years of experience who've either been promoted once and received a strong annual review, or switched jobs as a mid-level industry hire are making in the 200s and 300s, a few pushing into the 400s. Much more than that and you're looking at the top 1% (or less) of engineers at the top companies. Not a lot.

Source: was a mid level engineer at a FAANG until I left late last year, knew seniors and principals and their comp. Nobody was making $1M/year.
Just an anecodote:

I recently needed to buy something from a merchant, who was not able to acquire a traditional credit card merchant account, or a business checking account. I had three options to pay to that merchant: cash in the envelope, money order, bitcoin (merchant also run a promotion for bitcoin method of payment, discounting the total of the order by 20% when paid by bitcoin).

Bitcoin turned out the best option out of these three.
From that post it doesn't sound like Atmos itself is the problem, but either the mixing engineers or the source material.

>I compared Spatial Audio tracks to their HD equivalents on Amazon Music and I found exactly what one writer said: the vocal gets lost. Instead of being up front and in your face, it’s buried more in the mix.

That complaint there sounds more like a mixing problem than a technology problem.

It sounds a lot like the original issues that came up when people first started converting music to from mono to stereo or stereo to surround, it's a new technology that requires some time for people to learn the ins and outs of. The early mixes released using this will likely be a mixed bag. Like pretty much every other time people have tried to take music written with fewer tracks and make it sound like it was recorded with more.
That is a strawman. Most countries keeps drugs illegal without sending addicts to jail. There is no reason you have to go with one or the other.
I'll listen out of my window tonight and tell you.
You might be interested in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Paquete_Semanal
There's 38 games in a season for that league and the home stadium for Ronaldo's team holds 41,000 and the cheapest tickets are 136 euros.

Right there is 215 million if you sold out the stadium with the cheapest price... well I don't know if the stadium sells out and there are season tickets and more expensive tickets... but there's also merch and hotdog sales (no idea what stadium food is for european soccer matches).

In short... cry me a river. If hundreds of millions per year isn't enough money for "everything" needed to support a group of guys to play a game per year, "everything" must include a lot of rent seeking from people getting paid a lot to exist and not much else actually enabling the goal.
If you could get an uninterruptible supply of pure, safe heroin (safety is relative to street drugs containing fentanyl) for $5-10/day, it would be possible to be a responsible heroin user — employed taxpayer or however you want to define ‘responsible’.

I used to be a heroin addict, price and availability were the two main obstacles to functioning normally. I’m glad I don’t do heroin any longer (suboxone was a huge help, also stopped that), but if the conditions in the first paragraph were true, it would easily be possible.

See Switzerland for example: https://transformdrugs.org/blog/heroin-assisted-treatment-in...
The data doesn't bear this out though -- the median* salary for a software developer is not only substantially higher than the national average salary, the rate of growth is also higher:

https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/5n4R_Osks_fVsVmedxJKsp9zPu...

That's empirical evidence of a tight labor market that's difficult to fake. Why else would salaries rise so quickly from such a high base? Even if employers lie (they do), the salary numbers from BLS are separate from that.

Of course, there are always people who slip through the cracks unfortunately. But avoiding anecdotes and looking purely at the numbers, it's difficult to find a labor market in the USA that's tighter than the one for software engineers.
I really like timescale and time series data. How would I go about hiring or finding a cofounder who likes this stuff? Or hire a team familiar with it?
Where would you say it makes more sense, design wise? I feel like its hard to find perfect use cases for Kafta.
I don't ever see anything nearly this complex in software. Programming has encapsulation/boundaries. In biology, everything can have an effect on everything else (with side channels appearing everywhere, even having influences via thermodynamic laws, pH, etc).