skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's one valid perspective. But don't forget that you can also seek and mmap etc. And hard-links are a thing, too.

Things like fuse also show that it's easy to view other databases as filesystems, too. As a silly example, you can 'explode' /etc/passwd into individual files per entry. Or you could expose even a relational database as a filesystem.

For the latter, you could do something simple and expose tables as directories and rows as files. Or you could do something dynamic, and eg represent (read-only or idempotent) queries as file-names, and their results as file contents.

That wouldn't be so much a traditional filesystem, but would be accessible via a filesystem interface.
Classifying reigning in massive disinformation campaigns and divisive propaganda as censorship is disingenuous at best.
The subtitle says you can send crypto "with just one click". Now, maybe I'm being a bit pedantic here but the demo shows it's 4 clicks. Click the lightning bolt, click amount, click the send button, click the X to dismiss the final modal.

Maybe it's not a big difference, but how can you call 4 clicks "one click"?

Typo in the subtitle too - "PeerSend lets people to freely transfer crypto"
sure. may not have been published though.
It means anyone who is in charge of a society where you need to work 18 hours a day to afford to eat bugs is not protected by the social contract.

If enough of those people are killed the rest of them will get the memo that they'll live longer if they hoarded less wealth.
I think training this as a separate head on top of a frozen AlphaZero model makes a lot of sense.
I don't think anyone has figured out to do language learning with reinforcement training.

Actually, I can't figure out from your explanation why you trained the whole network yourself instead of just using Leela's network and training the commentary head on top?

If you wanted to in-cooperate the search, maybe you could just take the 1800 or so probabilities output by the MCTS and add some layers on top of that before concatenating with the other data fed into the transformer.

In either case, this is a fantastic project and perhaps an even more impressive write up! Congrats and thank you!
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Oh well, doubt he has much to say anyway.
Facebook tried to go with "we're not bad, the people are" a while back. Yeah people are bad, but if you provide the tools for them to organize and further radicalize, you are responsible for what comes next.
This is not really true. While the microwave absorption of water is significant at 2.4 GHz the peak is (a) quite broad and (b) centered at 10GHz or higher (higher if the temperature is raised); see plot in [0]. So ascribing some "specialness" to this frequency due to the abundance of water in living systems isn't an explanation.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnetic_absorption_by_...
It that to repair the water pump on your VW Beetle?
Just wait for the C++ version from Spring.
Heavily recommend always supporting with studs. Just a simple 1" (actually 3/4") thick board between the studs will be far more supportive than drywall.

Also don't use drywall screws for anything other than drywall. Use torx screws when putting wood to wood/studs.
"Don't write bugs" means opportunity cost and that's generally bad for business.

If bugs are business problems, figure out why and deal with the business problems. Maybe that means avoiding bugs but maybe otherwise changing the business makes more sense.
Your description of "maids" does not seem to match what is on the official Singapore government site: (https://www.mom.gov.sg/employment-practices/employment-act/w...).

I don't think Singapore is exploitative as you describe it. Maybe you are thinking of Dubai.
Oh, there are plenty of ways to dampen the symptoms short term without paying a dime to the healthcare system. One good strenuous hike works wonders. Not talking about forcing yourself to go join a public speaking club or something similar. This involves willpower, but willpower can be trained, just like muscles. We should encourage that and praise that, and help people find their ways of achieving that, rather then cultivating learned helplessness on a national scale.
"This feature is currently enabled on Windows and will be deployed later for macOS and Linux as well"

Look forward to trying this out when it becomes available for an OS I use.
So the OCaml based version is no more?
Pounds as a mass unit are perverse enough. Things like pound force and psi (pounds per square inch) were used only to make fun of old mechanics papers and textbooks. Also, btu. It is quite amazing actually that someone would see the SI and think “no, too simple; I’ll keep my pounds, ounces, inches, and feet”.

Anyway, yes, the proper unit of force is the Newton.
> Of the 17 presidents from the last century, only three (and just nine total) are listed as having a net worth of less than one million

You might want to quote the sentence at the top of the Wikipedia table in your link, that says this is their "peak net worth" and "may occur after that president has left office".

Read through the list in the link below. McKinley, Wilson, Coolidge, Hoover, Truman, Eisenhower, Nixon, Ford, Carter, Reagan, Obama and Biden can't be considered to have been born into families of wealth.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2020/11/05/the-net-wort...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Biden#Early_life_(1942%E2%...
Thanks a lot for your effort!
> They do a lot of good bringing people together

A messenger app brings people together. Such an app doesn't need an algorithmic feed to hook people on junk/harmful content. That was added for one reason, money.
Very interesting. I think I understand where you're coming from, and also why this is trait is not common.

The values you place focus on are particularly well developed, and it's helpful to see how important they are to you. I tend to default to a goal orientation, with values mostly "implied in" through choices of goals at various levels. I'm going to think about how I might use some of these ideas in my life. Thanks for taking the time!
Thanks for pointing this out. Ever since I've done my first large stretch of the Keto Diet before the pandemic and lost roughly 30 pounds, I've developed a weak bladder. I don't know how this happened or if this is even remotely connected, but running to the toilet after every other glass I drink is something very unusual for me and certainly wasn't the case before the diet. Your comment just made me make the connection between the diet and the condition. I still think overall it's a net benefit to my health and I'll go back on the Keto diet in a couple of days to lose some more weight, but I think it's certainly possible there are some adverse effects that aren't really talked about or studied yet.
“At that moment, when I had the TV sound off, I was in a 382 mood; I had just dialed it. So although I heard the emptiness intellectually, I didn't feel it. My first reaction consisted of being grateful that we could afford a Penfield mood organ. But then I realized how unhealthy it was, sensing the absence of life, not just in this building but everywhere, and not reacting—do you see? I guess you don't. But that used to be considered a sign of mental illness; they called it 'absence of appropriate affect.' So I left the TV sound off and I sat down at my mood organ and I experimented. And I finally found a setting for despair. So I put it on my schedule for twice a month; I think that's a reasonable amount of time to feel hopeless about everything, about staying here on Earth after everybody who's smart has emigrated, don't you think?”

― Philip K. Dick, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?

I would absolutely use it. The current state of mental health care feels like the wild west at times. I want to imagine a technology like this would have less side effects than what we currently use.

I don't know where we would have to draw a line for when to use it. When you miss the bus and were late to an important meeting. When you lost a pair of your favorite headphones. When you lost something you feel very sentimental about. When you lose a pet or a loved one. When you see something traumatic. When you experience something traumatic.

What would feeling down mean in a world where happiness is a click of a button away?
All of which have enabled many abuses such as financial fraud, terrorists being able to communicate, pedophiles sharing pictures, etc. Ban phones and email. They're too dangerous.

I can manage fine by seeing friends and family in person. If you can't, maybe you just don't care enough?
> idleness is related to sin

This is definitely the main driver. We must rid ourselves of the Xtian ethos, for it is a system that seeks to maximize human suffering.
if you run your stateless services on an orchestration system like k8s, you have two options:

a) run your stateful services (such as Postgres) on the same orchestration system

b) choose a second orchestration system (often a more "traditional" infrastructure provisioning system like Chef/Puppet/Ansible/SaltStack) that will only manage your stateful services, and deal with the care & feeding & mental overhead of having two things that do fairly similar jobs and need to interact with each other (because of course your k8s-hosted stateless services need to be able to look up Postgres in DNS)

(option C would be to use a managed service like RDS...but options A and B assume you've already made a decision, for whatever reason, to run the stateful services yourself)
i'm happy for the people whom it is going to help, especially with the stuff like Parkinson's. I'm just kind of surprised that our brain is so "simple" that such simple things do work.
> It's not! Gnuplot ...

You misunderstood me, I was saying Kitty graphics protocol feels more like a toy in how well it can produce graphics (GIFs, videos, etc). Sixel is more common in actual use cases (at the moment). But, take notcurse's graphics demo for example, using the kitty backend, it's very unreal terminal experience. But once Kitty's graphics protocol has more widespread support, for example in graphing tools, it'll be just as useful as Sixel :)
He means depression caused by living within a system of exploitative economic relations which curtail peoples ability for free and authentic expression, a fundamental need of all human beings.
> 17. At any given moment on the earth's surface, there exist 2 antipodal points (on exactly opposite sides of the earth) with the same temperature and barometric pressure: youtube.com/watch?v=cchIr1OXc8E

This is not necessarily true. They say a picture is worth 1000 words: https://media.deseretdigital.com/file/5894488349

Regardomg Gabriel's Horn and Banach-Tarski, the paradox is described as a trumpet, or a ball, made out of molecules, atoms, electrons, protons, neutrons, quarks-- but the mathematical proof is... not that. It's pretty common that intuition about objects made out of a finite number of parts breaks down when describing a construct with infinitely many parts.
Yep, ask yourself how much identifiable return "preventing abuse" has, and then you have your answer for exactly how much these companies actually care about it.

Even worse, preventing abuse and other social media ills often lessens engagement, and you know what that means.
> What's the point of anything any more if we can just "be happy" at the press of a button? Why bother actually solving whatever made you unhappy in the first place? How can you still appreciate the good moments? How can you still build deep social relationships if your ability to make someone else happy? (Or why even seek out such relationships in the first place?)

You described drugs !

And I can feel an incoming issue for the society. If anyone can be happy with the press of a button, why bother about, say… improving society, fighting human exploitation (they’re so happy to work), fighting climate change (at least we get 6 months summers, what a relief).

But I’m not rejecting that this appliance could be very useful if well used, because depression also is an issue for the society, for the ones affected, and because it probably increases criminality by a lot.

Well, it looks like humanity is going through a lot of hard topics to tackle.
> Mental clarity is due to body entering Ketogenic state.

This is a bold claim? How are you defining or measuring mental clarity?
Interesting to see the correct advice here for hanging stuff from metal studs. So much of the advice on the internet about this suggests using toggle bolts, but it's actually fine to just use sheetmetal screws directly into sheetmetal studs. You can find datasheets online about how much weight each screw will hold into a given thickness of steel, but it's often surprisingly high -- more than 150lb for even fairly small screws into 25ga steel. For example:

https://www.amsisupply.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/ASO-1-...
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There's more peer-reviewing on HN, than the actual peer-reviewing.
You claim I'm deflecting after starting the name calling. Perhaps if you spoke using proper language, you wouldn't get such smarmy responses. Claiming the vax was recommended by a 'reality show host' neglects the fact he was the POTUS. While it would indeed be odd for reality tv hosts to make vaccine recommendations, politicians and leaders do so all the time. Look at what the current president is doing. Isn't that what everyone wanted? You are currently blaming trump for both having pushed the vaccine and for not pushing it enough apparently.

As to the links... I don't know what to say. The videos of the exact interviews are all available online in their full content. I remember watching them at the time and finding it shocking the democratic party suddenly became anti-vaccine. I don't understand why I need to find great articles when the full clips are available for your review as well as transcriptions (and are linked or the source explicitly mentioned from the articles I posted).

But because it might be difficult for you. Here you go. THis is my last quote. Joe Biden laid into the minds of million americans during his campaign that the approvals of the Trump vaccines were made by political pressure. HE literally said it.

Here is the video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCpyx2T-lDA&t=863s

No news, no spin. Just the man himself.

Here is the full quote:

> If and when the vaccine comes, it’s not likely to go through all the tests that need to be done, and the trials that are needed to be done.
>
> and the question is if he's going to seek emergency move.

Literally most criticisms of the vaccine, most hesitant people, are hesitant because the vaccine was rolled out under emergency use, and all vaccines given in this country right now are still under emergency use. The OR/WA/CA task forces fed into this narrative. Harris's statements did so as well.

Joe Biden implied that emergency use authorization was not enough. Then when elected president, immediately, everyone had to get the jab while they are still under emergency use authorization. This is just hypocrisy plain and simple. A responsible statement at the time of the campaign would have simply been to say, I will trust whatever expert scientsts say, and while perhaps I don't trust Donald Trump, I trust our FDA scientists.

Joe Biden was the first mainstream politician to cast doubt in the minds of millions of Americans. Stop pretending. What more evidence do you want?
It's that big and they didn't put even a small multiplier in, let alone try to grab a hardware unit? Jeez.
Don't let the downvotes here detract you from posting these thoughts again on HN - it's just an attempt to silence you here, and create an echo chamber that BigTech doesn't do any wrong, and they work as the "market" dictates. Your criticism about Apple are well deserved and factual.
As I understand it, the decks linked there are altered post-controversy. I think there are wsj links to the original decks that are more damning.
Incidentally, that's also a good explanation of things that appear to be conspiracies.
> How much time?

Until the negative effects of discrimination vanishes. That can take multiple generations and we have seen incredible steps in the right direction. The answer is certainly not more discrimination, that would be a ridiculous conclusion.
Select FOR UPDATE and its behavior with foreign keys in PostgreSQL
Yeah, I miss an update or two per month due to that msg, but a couple seconds later it's a forgotten thought.
its hard to say the problem isn't really solveable when nobody has really tried to begin with.
It’s only the vast majority that can’t be described.

So either it is claimed that it is counter intuitive that you can’t give an example of something you can’t describe. That is not counter intuitive- that is basically the definition of indescribable.

The other way the sentence can be read is that you can’t give an example of a real number. Of course you can. It’s only the vast majority of real numbers that can’t be described. There’s still infinitely many we can describe. 1 is a real number.
Here's our stack:

RDS MySQL (our production apps, nocodb) -> Alibaba DTS -> Alibaba AnalyticDB for MySQL

it's realtime & easy to setup, operate, and maintain

don't have to create a separate postgresql instance, unlike Baserow
This is missing staples! I'm not sure if there's anything similar available in other countries, but I swear by this staple-based wall-mount product sold in Japan[0].

Right now I have a 55" TV wall-mounted with nothing but staples.

[0]https://kabebijin.net/products/detail.php?product_id=122
Picard's Great Theorem would be one of my favorite counterintuitive facts:

As a holomorphic function approaches an essential singularity, it takes on every possible value (except at most one) infinitely often. An astonishing result.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Picard_theorem

And the nice thing is you can prove this with fairly elementary techniques (e.g. first year complex analysis is all you need).
They compared to other social media and found that IG is worse.
Uber faces legal action over racist face-recognition software
> You might want to quote the sentence at the top of the Wikipedia table in your link

> can't be considered to have been born into families of wealth

And you, in turn, might want to quote the sentence at the top of my previous reply where I state that I am not talking about being born into wealth. 12, by the way, is still a small minority. The majority of American presidents were millionaires. It's pretty cut and dry.
I have been to the US quite regularly, and been living in the UK for a number of years, and I have never seen someone using pounds as a unit of force instead of a unit of mass meaning roughly 500g, give or take. Second meaning was about 1.20€.

FWIW, the pound is a proper unit of mass: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pound_(mass) .
They're in a tough spot by design. Much of Facebook is private. How can they possibly be transparent enough to satisfy critics about what actions they take? Share too much and another Cambridge Analytica situation pops up. Share too little and researchers decry coverup over lack of access.
Sure, replace fossil fuels for electricity generation with renewables and/or nuclear. Replace fossil fuels in cars with batteries. Replace fossil fuels for heating with electricity.

Each of those saves on the order of 20% of emissions and could be done in less than a decade if we put maximum effort into it.

I really doubt convincing a sufficient number of people to not have children is easier than any one of those measures. Just imagine the political backslash if the government suggested not to have kids for the climate. It's a lot easier to convince people to stop eating meat for the climate and even that is essentially impossible.
Serious question:

What are you searching for to get these results?
Because as monolithic kernel, every feature touches lots of places and kernel modules have a very specific set of use cases.
>A rolls one trip around circle B

Without the diagram (which I didn't see until watching the video) this is ambiguous. In my visualization, the plane of the small circle (A) was perpendicular to the plane of the larger circle (B). (Think of circle B drawn on paper, while circle A is a coin on its edge)

With that interpretation of "rolls one trip around", 3 is indeed is the correct answer.
The idea of viral news, where the masses somehow take the place of editorial control, is bananas. The average Jane simply has no mental energy to do it properly. No amount of algorithms and bureaucracy can paper over this fundamental reality.

We need 5000 professional news outlets competing for the public's trust, not Facebook with a bureaucratic brain eating parasite.
Never said ignore. I said neuter. Reasoned argument cannot be used to defeat the enemies of reason.
Easiest for me if thinking only in fractions and percentages, and realizing that the dry mass is a constant.

The obvious example is 99g water, 1g dry mass. Knowing that 1g cannot change, what do we need water to be to equal 98%? 49g.
The interesting part is performing arbitrary computations over encrypted data.
FB is special right now because of an internal whistleblower with data right now. That’s all.
> I suspect there isn't a lot of incentive for Qualcomm to do it as they as nearly a monopoly in the Android space.

That may change soon! Samsung and MediaTek are hot on their tail.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/MediaTek-Dimensity-2000-to-fea...
works for me except the last paragraph with abilitools Text Zoom to increase font sizes https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/text-zoom-to-incre...
From Android point of view, poor design.
I would posit that no company "actually" cares. The premise of twitter isn't "the social platform that has no abuse". If that were the main goal, i'd imagined they'd be another nothing startup that ran out of money and died years ago. So then if only companies that don't have social good as their primary goals are the ones that would ever exist in the first place, then it feels that trying to judge companies for doing so seems not particularly useful.
> Stateful services like databases are not really a challenge anymore

I've faced so many issues with the CSI driver which doesn't attach/deattach properly when you modify anything on the Statetfulset.

Additionally, you need to pin your DBs ("statefulset workloads") to certain Nodes based on the AZs since a block storage like an EBS cannot really be attached from Zone 1 to Zone 2 automatically.

Based on these limitations, I dont really see any utility/usefulness in running a DB on K8s. I get all of the other niceties that K8s offers, but here it makes the Ops work more complex than desired.
Conveniently, everyone knows this except the people who stand to lose a lot of money by saying it out loud.
GripIt anchors are very good as well, they didn't review those. They are a bit tricky to install if the drywall is thicker or you end up near a stud. Bit they feel sturdy once installed. I've used them for dressers, free standing shelves, etc when a stud didn't line up.

https://www.gripitfixings.com/
That is what I tell myself when I get to review offshoring code.
What do you mean by the line about zkps? We have perfectly-hiding proofs that reveal no information about the secret information, no matter how powerful the adversary is.
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