skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Apparently the killing of multiple chickens in a coop is not arbitrary / vicious. Because food is scarce in the wild, if given the opportunity they will kill as many as possible and then bury them in caches so they have food for several days. Unfortunately (for them) when they kill multiple chickens in a coop they get interrupted by the owner so can't return - so it ends up looking like pointless cruelty.
These American/SV numbers are always surreal to me. I'm a CompSci undergrad in western Europe and I'll be looking at maybe €40k when I graduate, though I also don't live (and don't want to live) anywhere near The Big City.
> Where does the redis instance come from?

Same place as it would if it was a microservice. Someone has to provision it, this is not automatic just because you use microservices.

> How does the library get access to it?

How does the microservice get access to it? A common way seems to be reading a host and port from an environment variable. Nothing is preventing a library from reading from an environment variable too.

> Much like monitoring of that redis instance will also become a problem for the user.

Again, this is something you still need someone to do for the microservice. None of these things are automatically solved by microservices. There are all kinds of automation tools for these things, but they work the same whether you use microservices or not.
I fixed a problem where an ARM microcontroller running linux was crashing every so often. Eventually figured out it happened when the radio transmitted a packet.

First fix was realizing that sometimes the radio would trip the reset controllers button input. Adding a 10k resistor reduced the problem by 90%.

Second fix was realizing that the LDO voltage regulator supplying 1.1V to the processor core was briefly tripping it's over current detector when a packet was transmitted. Every so often that would cause the processor to crash.
Shoutout to Mozilla location services (https://location.services.mozilla.com/) that make it very obvious, permissive, and sort of fun to do this.
There were some people who made 3D animated gifs of diverse subjects for a living (e.g. The Animation Factory). I am sure they used real 3D modelling, animation and rendering software for that.
Looks like they lack a good clear diagnostic procedure for this (and most other autoimmune syndromes it seems), most likely because of the relation to the brain, can't just take biopsies... How would you even try to approach this?
It’s only trivial as long as you have a single entity. Try adding a foundation, having foreign shareholders, different layers.

I’ve seen and heard of 9+ months, and a ton of paperwork
This made me realize how much I would actually love that, somehow.
> The show treats podcasting like an opportunity to make experimental art. Unlike “Chappelle’s Show,” “The Midnight Miracle” doesn’t explicitly critique the traditional constraints or tropes of the form; instead, it has a blue-skies sensibility that simply sidesteps the customary practices of podcasting altogether. I wouldn’t be surprised to learn that Chappelle had never listened to a podcast before recording his own.
powershell for unix is ... powershell:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/scripting/instal...
Aha! That's exactly what I'm talking about. Thanks!
Does it have images/pictures?
The use of that expression goes back several centuries, it has nothing to do with the war.
>That is like a big deal

Why you think it is "a big deal"?
Yes, text is better for convenience and for being future-proof. It's like leaving a description of the bug I'm fixing, instead of just a JIRA ticket identifier.
BRL-CAD is fascinating in how different it is from ux point of view. It is almost like a window to alternative universe where old fashioned UNIX and CLI won with interesting mix of graphics.
Congratulations to you and your team on the launch!

I have added Utopia to my curated list of startup tools[1] under 'Visual Programming | Low code | No code'(Yep it's the only heading which I had to add alternatives as well).

[1]https://startuptoolchain.com
Big no for me if styles are injected as inline styles. As a developer I don't want to work with that generated code. At the very least look at using styled components or generate accompanying css module file.
That’s really interesting, since Amazon went all-in on using Slack as their primary office chat application.

I wonder if Salesforce buying the company will change anything there.
Lina Khan: The Separation of Platforms and Commerce
I actually don't get this one. When you can find your bug on the Web it's like the debugging never even started :P
No, it did not.

Please explain how you think the link you provided backs your opinion. Give me your analysis of the data presented. Let me know you actually understand it.

This is one paper on one hospital and only looking at data after the fact.

Across the USA if you were hospitalized more than 10 days you had a much higher chance of survival. It did not depend on any medication given. That is a stat that runs across the board. This study only includes patients that were given a treatment AFTER 10 days of hospitalization. Most of those that were going to die did so before this study would show they would of been treated.
My own code generator "obviously" :) https://github.com/mintyPT/sigla
> against the will of the majority.

What will of the majority? Populations of the eastern block were never consulted about that, and definitely didn’t have the option of leaving.
VS Code gets remote repositories extension
Hopefully these efforts from the big players result in more reliable hardware for everyone.
Bathroom finder app: “Pee York” is now launched
> I think my issue with conventional psychiatric drugs and talk therapy is that they are what Tylenol is to a headache, they don't actually cure the condition, they simply mitigate the symptoms.

It's actually a bit worse than this, and that's saying something. Have a look at this article from 2019 summarizing the lay of the land in research on mental health treatment:

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31474241/

There's a link inside to a free full text version of the article. I encourage you to explore the citations in the paper, too, they lead down some fun rabbit holes.

Keep in mind too that the authors largely stay away from the potential iatrogenic harms of both prescribed psychotropics and talk therapy, both of which are terribly under-researched.
Voltage, Amps, Resistance and LEDs
Why are humans taping boxes? Isn’t that something that can be easier and better done by computers? Like, by far?
I work in Poland with several Ukrainian people in my team doing jobs for American company that outsourced it to us through India :) This is quite common here.
ADT and pattern matching really does it. Older languages certainly have their pull and can do a lot but with many modern coders having an interest or even education in higher level mathematics, easily being able to do that will put you way ahead of the competition. Even the hyper-pure Haskell now runs its own ecosystem and has actual systems written in it.
however, it's an easy and achievable investment.
I feel like a lot of software is designed primarily for marketing screenshots and only incidentally for people to use. Especially with "power users" being a shrinking demographic, I can't remember the last time "mainstream" software has gotten a redesign that actually made it more pleasant to use.

I use Linux 98% of the time so this particular assault on people's workflow doesn't affect me but I can hardly get around phone and browser updates (though recently I've found Vivaldi quite pleasant)
It’s a dumb idea, because that content gets lost as soon as you move things around.
The mix of new and old here is messing with me. Censorship pandas (A relic of early-mid 00's furry sites) and free clipart banners together with Download Discord and Mastodon buttons, ha!
Nice source of knowledge, great job! Maybe you want to list your site on my side project website - https://owwly.com
It could help you find new potencial users I guess
Found this handy git cheat-sheet https://picc.io/p/xM2wenl.png
Even better go for a (challenging) bike ride or drive up Kings Mountain and down Tunitas Creek. It's one of my favorites due to the redwoods. Big Basin Park is also one of may favorites but most of it burned last summer.
Body for Golf-75% Commission
It’s super useful, rarely, when things haven’t moved around or someone wrote a good commit msg.
>If the court finds encryption headers on your disk

Encryption with plausible deniability will not have readable headers. It will appear to be completely random data.
The Largest Structures in the Universe Started to Spin and We Don’t Know Why
I exported my Evernote content and Joplin can open it without any change.
I certainly hate ads more than the average person, probably even more than the average hell, but it feels strange to hear people sometime speak about Google as if targeted ads were the worse thing that could happen on the internet.

I've seen censorship, identity theft, money laundering, online harassment, online crime, information theft on very large scale to target, arrest and hang political opponents... All of which Google used to oppose more than any other big tech co. But somehow, the pitchforks are out against targeted ads.
Similar to "bourne shell" and "bourne again shell" aka bash

I can see the evolution now.
"nushell".
Next iteration: "nuer shell" (newer) or "renushell" (renew)
An agent-based model for social teamwork
Cristiano Ronaldo snub wipes billions off Coca-Cola’s market value
As a kid (and adult) you need to see some immediate tangible result of your virtual labor.
Why do you not? No memory leaks, no security issues stemming from such. No random crashes from memory misuse, no issues debugging the issues that exist. It's like a higher level language but lower. You get to do things your way, except when your way is fundamentally unsafe. The code is then easier to debug as it actually describes what's happening and issues are mostly algorithmic, while the application gets a massive boost in reliability and security.

Security is like the issue now, along with reliability. That's what people need and want. Rust offers that.
As a big fan of smooth music, this was much more interesting than I expected.

If you're a fan too, I highly recommend this loving parody series:

http://www.yachtrock.com/yacht-rock-episodes

If you've previously seen the old lo-fi transfers, the link above has new HD transfers. Enjoy!
> lots of people would become addicted and there would be many deaths

This is the reason. It doesn't require cynically blaming politicians. It's not wrong for politicians to act to prevent death, and to be responsive to their constituents. Those are good things.
Update: bug has been fixed!
As an Australian coming from a risk-averse culture like that in Europe, I would suggest that Israel differs in three ways. I observed these on an official Australian Ministerial trade mission to Israel.

1. The culture is risk taking, with failure an opportunity to try something else. There is no (or little) negative social or professional connotation with failure, unlike say Europe.

2. Thinking is global market first rather than local or regional market. The local market is tiny and there is no regional market.

3. Out-of-the box thinking is the norm and excellent. It’s in-the-box thinking that is problematic in Israel. In Europe the reverse is generally the case.
I don’t understand how they can say the issue is out of their control. They choose the weather software and could have redundancies in place? If a plane has a fault, then they’d have to put you up for the night.

Someone at Southwest must have looked at how much this was going to cost and panicked.
I didn't realise you could get Chromebooks with detachable screens - I'll look into this - thanks!
This bubble has nothing to do with optimism, or building, or anything productive. It's just the Fed fucking up.
As for anything that old, there's a huge lot of context (cultural, religious, geographic, contemporary, societal) that informs what was written and all the understandings around it (be it religious or cultural).

You're totally in your right to be skeptic.

Yet, one hour of your time reading a part of it without introduction or reference may not be how you will gain anything from it (whatever the gain would be, confirmation/deepening/deconstruction of your skepticism).
Not a doctor, just being anecdotal. Any wheezing? I have most of these issues from hay fever/allergy, and just mentioning it because I was not even looking into it as as option. Especially if symptoms occurred after moving, changing environment (I had moved to a different country). Some of those could also be the outcome of others, feedback with others, medicine you take to address them etc., e.g. chest pain and panic attacks or puffers/adrenaline and palpable anxiety.
>Usually when you encrypt a drive there's a telltale header

Not necessarily.

https://www.truecrypt71a.com/documentation/plausible-deniabi...

2. Until decrypted, a TrueCrypt partition/device appears to consist of nothing more than random data (it does not contain any kind of “signature”).
Thanks! The repo is at https://github.com/jawslouis/Influence-Game
Advertisers will absolutely do this if they can.

Its fascinating how the entire industry is built around demand generation and the competitive nature of the industry has made it so that advertisers have had to dig deep into human psychology to understand what makes people want things.
Eh, not really. Windows NT has always been designed for multiple architectures. Well-written applications (and to some extent drivers) just need recompiling for the new architecture.

Changing to a completely different kernel would be something else.
It is a setting in the nzxt control panel for me (I only used nzxt cooling components in my current build), but other manufacturers often have plugin architecture for the LED control, so it's usually not that hard to setup on others as well.
> All in all, a slanted site fit to push an agenda.
What kind of agenda is it trying to push?
Nothing that ever reaches you is out of your control, because you always have to decide what you think about it.

The only way to be a "stoic" is to use sunlight that hit a tree millions of years ago, that really belongs to your children.

You are in control, and my tip is don't burn that energy unless you really really need to, even if it feels good.

That and don't respond to criticizm with "what about you".

Responsability and respect, learn to use them, towards everything.
As a counterpoint to 3, learning how influence works by playing is much more fun than analyzing well defined rules in the abstract :)
Yeah exactly this. How to get a job if you have perfectly marketable skills and just spent time building things? Idk, just apply? Worst case you notice a company finds it odd and you can better explain what you have been spending time on next time. Just apply, don't make shit up, you'll be fine right?
I do not want to start a flamewar but Indians should most certainly come out of the shoddy colonial scholarship and their control over Indology.

Horse,

Early British researchers claimed Harrapans (aroun 3500 BC) did not know horses and since Vedas rely so much on horses, clearly Vedas were much later inventions. This theory was repeated so many times that a lot of people assume this to be true. It gets quoted again and again. In reality this is as false as Trump's claim of re-election victory. The oldest domesticated horse bones in India were found in Rajasthan around 4500 BCE. However the white researchers have not bothered at all to revise any of their theories despite new evidence. There are over 15 different instances of domesticated horse bones ranging from 2500 BCE to 3000 BCE have been found. Please read Srikant Talegari's paper on the topic.

Linguistic evidence:

This is actually pretty lame evidence to begin with and can very easily be repudiated. Early white christian researchers believed that Aryans invaded India killing native people (to justify why British rule of India) and they claimed these Aryans came from Russia 3000 BCE. How did they arrive at this conclusion ? Linguistics shows that all 12 branches of Indo-European languages were together sometime around 3000 BCE. It was not clear when, but the "south russia" claim is completely random and unsubstantiated. During these times Avesta, the holy book of Zorostrasians was the only non Hindu text that would talk about Vedic culture but it was orally transmitted and hence had not physical artifacts. Much much later, Mittani treaty was discovered in Syria which was around 1500 BCE old which clearly indentified itself as Indo-Iranian. So many western scholars took this as contemporary of Rigveda without analyzing both books in details.

Rigveda which has 10 books is generally classified as core and non-core. It is unanimous opinion that core is much older than non-core. It turns out Mittani shares a lot of words and linguistic traits with the non-core where as nearly none with the old core. Mittani's own languages is a "residue" of old vedic languages which they picked up centuries earlier. Hence some of the researchers think that Rigveda predates Mittani by significant amount of time.

Note: I am not emotionally involved in any of the dates, other that pure academic curiosity I think it is irrelevant if it s 3900 years old or 5000 years old. The only point I am trying to make is that Rigveda dating is not a "settled" matter as some claim and we will see more interesting research in future.

Reas Srikant's paper here: https://www.amazon.com/Rigveda-Historical-Analysis-Shrikant-...
Interactive Aviation Koch Chart
How has your testing been impacted? I usually write several functions to isolate code for testing.
Hate that term, but enjoyed the article quite a bit. Reminded me my youth in LA, told to stay inside on smoggy summer days, lots of swimming, and my grandma letting me play her records in one of those big wooden consoles that opened from the top. :-D

Elvis, Mr. Magic, Chuck Mangione, and of course AM/FM radio in the car.

Am listening to several of the cuts on youtube now, good stuff.
You are likely getting stuck behind Cloudflare prompts because you are attempting to 'hide your identity' via tor or VPN service.

You're likely attempting to use the same channels as attackers, but want to be treated differently 'just because'

Kind of hard to write rules for criteria like that.
There's this branch of medicine called "therapy" that is specifically about fixing human psychology, and this other thing called "education" that aims to prevent issues identified in human psychology early in people's lives.
As a counterexample to your claim about "every other ISA", ARM64 doesn't have an x86-style popcount instruction. Its CNT instruction operates on vectors, not words, and gives you the popcount within each byte. You need to perform a bytewise horizontal sum if you want to combine the counts across lanes.

If you start with a word in a GPR and want to compute its popcount into another GPR, you need to move the GPR into a vector register, do the CNT, do the horizontal sum, and move the result back into a GPR.

It's been a while since I did the test, but I think the latency I measured on the Apple M1 perf cores (Firestorm) for that instruction sequence was around 15 cycles. [1] Compare that to POPCNT being 3 cycles on Intel and it really hurts for latency-sensitive uses of word popcount. However, CNT is great for doing large reductions since you can do 32 rounds of CNT + vector add before the bytewise counters can overflow, so you can amortize away the cost of the horizontal reduction. (People end up doing similar things on x86 for large streaming popcount calculations.)

A lot of my micro-optimized code relies on low-latency word popcount, so I selfishly want every processor to have an Intel-style popcount. :)

[1] You can actually beat the latency of that very easily with an L1-resident byte popcount lookup table + sum reduction. This table is only 256B, so it's very practical. You can shave off 1-2 cycles of latency by going to a halfword popcount lookup table, which is 64KB. That kind of cache hogging will perform better in microbenchmarks than in real applications but with the M1's large L1 cache of 128KB per core it might be a net win if you have a tight loop that's heavily affected by popcount latency.
Are We Consuming Too Much?
As a European Software Product Manager in a as some would refer to as „old school company selling hardware/physical products“ (not electronic), I think the article misses to say that if we combine our hardware expertise with software we are very easily ahead of software only competitors.

Yes, we definitively need to overcome our software problem but we have unique assets, that if accessible only in combination europe can overcome that problem. Example: High end hardware equipment, chemicals etc. we failed to have the customer facing software platform but we‘ll get there and instead of selling ads we will create combination products. Think IKEA or VW etc
I'm not in Stamford, but nice try :) Regardless you didn't use my SSID to figure that out, which is my point, we all have lots of data points out there that are more public than SSIDs and those will be used to compromise us much faster than the SSID method will.
Did it need any more data points? It's fairly incredible that it is legal that we are being bombarded 16 out of 24 hours per day with sponsored messages in one form or another. The only medium that is still inviolate is books.
You don't know the extent of human bias. All humans are ruled more by bias than by logic, doctors included AND you included as well. What's especially worse is that Doctors are trained to mistrust a patient. They view patients as lower ranking simpletons so they trust established knowledge more than they trust a patients description of an anomaly.

The key here that you have to realize is that what the doctors are doing is completely normal. All people are like this, including you, and I can prove it.

In order to prove it though I may have to say something off topic and somewhat offensive. Our biases make what I'm about to say offensive but logically what I'm saying actually makes sense, it is just your biases overriding the logic. So take the time to consider that before you start raging.

Remember, The point here is to make you self aware of your bias overriding your logic.

Consider this: Homosexuality is a biological disorder.

The statement is highly offensive but logically it makes sense. Natural Selection weeds out those who can't reproduce and obviously Homosexual men or women are less likely to breed with anything other than their own sex, thereby naturally selecting themselves out of the tree of life.

Thus homosexuality must be an recent anomaly as an evolutionary trait as it would have naturally selected itself out eons ago if it was a natural trait.

The overall point here isn't to debate the validity of my statement. The point is to see that there is certain logic behind my statement that is worth discussion but modern culture has injected biases into all our brains that make the otherwise logical statement appear completely offensive.

Your entire life is ruled by a cultural narrative and very few people have the capability of breaking out of this narrative. Doctors are indoctrinated in med school and residency with another cultural narrative and very few people are able to break out of it. The UCLA doctor who dismissed antibiotics is just like someone who dismisses the possibility that homosexuality is a disorder. Both of these people have their thinking ruled by the established cultural narrative.

Whether my example helped you become more self aware or whether you were already self aware of this possibility is sort of irrelevant as I think my point will come across regardless.