skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Okay, but even without the second-order effects of signaling games, selecting for enthusiasm is a risky strategy because earnest motivation is not the only or even the most important factor in their contribution. In many cases, a competent professional who gets you the best result might be someone who gives no fucks about the business inherently but does a good job because this strategy betters their reputation (or just their value full stop to their present employer) over time and thus their expected payscale, or just happens to be good at the thing and just wants a stable paycheck.

There two major reasons this matters:

1. In many cases no amount of enthusiasm for your business is more valuable than the hard skills you need. If it were, why can't you, the founder, with enough enthusiasm to start the business in the first place, simply do everything?

2. Genuine enthusiasm is *volatile*. If someone who isn't making business decisions cares deeply about the business' stated goals, they may well take a minor pivot or a strategic choice they disagree with as a slight or even a betrayal, and that enthusiasm quickly disappears or goes negative. In contrast, your indifferent professional has transparent and predictable motivations and you can stay aligned merely by continuing to pay them enough.

Personally, I think people select for enthusiasm about the business for the same reason they might select friends who tell them how cool or attractive or smart they are, and it's a not an amazing strategy for similar reasons.
The only honest answer is "we do not know", w.r.t very long term dietary ketosis. I would be skeptical if anyone claims absolute certainty on this.

Kids who were kept on such diets, would normally transition to normal diets, they apparently either outgrow epilepsy or can take drugs to control it once they get older. None of the kids preferred to stay on it for life either, I've been told (altho that neuro's sample would be small), it is quite burdensome.

Encouragingly, many mountain tribes eat primarily meat/fat based diet, and the same goes for Inuit tribes in the Arctic. They eat such diets for their entire life, and mountain tribes often have quite long lifespans on primarily sheep meat/fat and some greens. a little bread/starch every now and then.

So maybe it is safe for some period of time. It is not clear what health risks you accept as trade-off, nothing is free.

Intermittent fasting on the other hand is extremely safe and is privately practised by several physicians I trust. They all seem to be in great shape for their age, fwiw.
Yes, and it shows (it's notoriously poorly designed)
Am I the only one who’s annoyed that the message is gated and that FB somehow needs to track everyone who has seen what I imagine amounts to a mea culpa for their clusterfuck of a week.

It’s so weird reading about Web3 and the focus presumably on digital sovereignty and privacy and to see a platform moving backwards and away from any semblance of an open internet.
Why would i want to run my database in k8s?
As a reminder: in mice.
I think you're exactly describing a "Potemkin village in case anyone accuses the execs of not caring." The people in power weren't serious about solving the problem (because the only things they'd accept were rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic or an easy magic solution that could never actually exist), and the main benefit your team provided was PR/regulatory cover for the organization.
> This is like asking a jewish deli to cater the nazis.

No, it is not.

Being a Nazi is a choice. Being gay is not. (Also, legally, being a Nazi is not a protected class.)
gitlab.com has no ads either, and does not require hosting GitLab CE.
I just ran across this comment, and realized it also works with gpg. I really wish yubikeys supported this backup mechanism as well (given their size), but I'm very tempted to make the jump.
Think about it rationally: If you have a book you haven’t finished but want to, there’s no incentive to return it now. Check out as many books as you’d like, return them at your leisure, and screw anyone who has any concurrent interests in any of those books.
Fair. Just like that I saw a little pushback to the usual fanboy reaction to brain implants.

I'm sure there are plenty of valid use cases including this one. Just think we should take caution with technology so we also don't normalize artificial happiness.
whelp, good enough for me

steak and tropical fruits for dinner tonight!
Menu Search Feature on DoorDash?
Doordash doesn't have a feature for searching menu of a particular restuarant, while almost every other food delivery such as Uber eats have this feature.

It does allow searching for a particular item across all the restaurants but not within a single restaurant.

Also it seems they have pretty good search infrastructure setup - https://medium.com/@DoorDash/powering-search-recommendations-at-doordash-8310c5cfd88c

Trying to understand what could be the reason for not giving this feature. Is this due to engineering capacity or there is some better business outcome by not giving this feature.

Any comments are welcome.
I don't think this future is really all that sophisticated.
>Turning off Javascript won't suddenly make 900+ tabs easy to manage.

I'm fine with searching. I want to have searchable fulltext in those 900+ tabs.

Just for a back of the napkin calculation, I took the plain text from this comments page and saved it, and it came to 52kb.

My PC has 64Gb RAM. So even without any form of compression or indexing, I should be able to hold searchable fulltext of over a million tabs in RAM.

My PC also has Terabytes of slower storage.

Now please tell me, why should I ever have to close a tab?

Because Facebook needs continuous doomscrolling for its victims?

Well, that's a tradeoff that I wish wasn't forced on me, because I'd gladly force all those sites to be paginated if it was possible.
Don't write bugs
Syncing Lagrange Bookmarks via the Cloud
> tired of people signaling themselves as … this fetishization of being "weird", "aspergy", "autistic", that's so tired and sad … people like to flaunt some amount of being on a spectrum as a badge of pride … doesn't make you any cooler — Avicebron (4 hours ago)

> Not all people want a deeply personal relationship with their co-workers, many would even find being forced to engage in that intrusive. Unfortunately once those bonds are formed between some members of a team, often the team dynamic is shifted weirdly as some people feel forced into the "buddy buddy system"...it's classic now and forcing it into remote work seems like a nightmare — Avicebron (14 days ago)
> So either this is exactly what they want or they're hopelessly incompetent.

I think the definition of success they're operating under is vastly different from yours.
Is heating the mechanism of action here?
Yes, all that stuff - wifi routers, offices, customer service agents - are needed to to run an organisation. For every company I've ever worked for, and every company of every computer programmer I've ever known so far - the organisation exists either so managers can have meetings, or to provide products/services that support some other organisation... which exists so managers can have meetings. In the overwhelming majority of cases, it's a ponzi scheme all the way to the top.
It's right there in the link OP provided.

Senator Gillibrand: "We need a Data Protection Agency."

Frances Haugen: "And there needs to be a regulatory home where someone like me could do a tour of duty after working at a place like this"
Industrial ethics can be about ensuring longterm success as well. If a journalist can’t be trusted to keep an off-the-record source unnamed then they will never get another story. They can tarnish their entire organization, so they don’t do it even if they could get one incredibly powerful story out of it.
Not so great for RAM clearance. It would be preferred to mount it this way since it's much easier. I spent hours trying to mount this thing horizontally in my case due to it being so big and having a fan right above it, I didn't have any room to hook on the fan wire to the tower. I had to use sewing thread to hook the inner one on. I'm never taking that thing apart again.
But drivers for custom hw are easy to rebase. They are quite self contained.

It is when you get into kernel internals that rebasing continuously becomes a challenge. Some parts of the core Linux kernel don't change often, but I imagine many other parts see significant churn.
I think you'd find that there's nothing left after you got rid of all the things that even one teenager reports makes their life worse.
Looking at 2, if F is a delivery-person and my struct is a delivery truck, then the Monad will return a new delivery-person who can take the truck, extract a parcel, pass it to the original delivery driver who will deliver it and the new delivery driver will get the signed delivery receipt, and put it in the truck. Am I getting close or just descending joyfully into madness?
Cgroups is a great example of the problems faced here.

The cgroups code/API that made it into the upstream kernel was the product of a couple of years of internal experimentation at Google into ways to do kernel-level resource isolation, and was pretty different from the approach that was used internally in production on a rather older kernel version. (A bit like Borg vs Kubernetes). And it still took a couple more years for cgroups to replace the original internal mechanisms, since the internal way worked OK and upgrading the kernel across so many machines was risky.
> Apparently he was a terrible person. :shrug: Why do I care? I learnt a lot from him and never had to deal with his shit. Do my heroes have to be saints?

I find it curious that you seem to think that treating people with decency and respect is the realm of saints. That's a horrifically low bar.

What you've expressed is in my opinion one of the most detrimental sentiments in Silicon Valley (and sadly much of society) today. If you're brilliant, rich, talented, etc., the expectations for how you treat others drop immensely. Behaviors that would be considered severe character flaws in the less successful and admired are tolerated and brushed aside as the quirks of "complex" geniuses.

Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar.
Ketosis requires fairly long, continuous periods of carb restriction. I’m not totally convinced that intermittent fasting windows are long enough to provoke ketosis. Im aware that ketosis isn’t a binary state, but it approaches being one, right?
The Skynet is here. Who knew it would come for us with outrage causing memes and not metal robots.
Free speech rights themselves is OK, but when they also vote - it becomes a problem.

When free speech could only be made use of by relatively wealthy and well-educated classes - simply due to technology - universal suffrage wasn't that bad - because political thinking of common people was still guided by those wealthy and well-educated classes, and because they weren't (and aren't) very capable of critical thinking, they were "captive audience" of a sort and mostly taken along for a ride.

But now when social media really gives usable "free speech" rights to everyone, these people live in the world where Deep State injects them with mind control chips, and White House is run by a sect of pedophiles and Trump is the only person who could save us from them...

And this free speech made universal suffrage a real, and i believe unsolvable, problem. Maybe only solvable through a social collapse (like in 1991 Soviet Union) with a new state taking the territory of the previous one, voiding it, and creating a new regime with very limited suffrage.
It's time to stop caring about what the "chemtrail crowd" will or will not like, and consider how to politically neuter them to prevent them from harming themselves and others.
Be good at engineering or product management or normal engineering management or marketing or ... anything and get hired by one of the 1000s of companies with remote jobs at the moment.

E.g. Amazon has 500 open remote jobs in the US on their site https://www.amazon.jobs/en/search?base_query=&loc_query=Remo...
A bit unrelated: What I discovered a couple weeks ago was this format that I remembered due to your wording. Someone started to explain exploits with infographics and I think it's kinda amazing. [1]

Especially the one for HTTP request smuggling was really helpful in making a C-staff member understand the attack vector more easily [2]

[1] https://securityzines.com/

[2] https://securityzines.com/assets/img/flyers/downloads/HRS.jp...
How could you give an example? The example you give would be a description of a number.
Show HN: Adding Comments to Notion.so Pages
IndexedDB for the client, web workers to check that things are in sync and events for when things aren’t.. best of both worlds
Headline is the question, the answer is "it doesn't"
I really hope they try to tackle OOM upstream. Every solution I've seen is "run this daemon that tries to beat the kernel OOM to the punch". Seems inelegant.
Great extension, I've had the desktop app eat my feeds several times. I wish there was something available for mobile.
Why were all BGP routes advertised from same set of servers in same DC which were pointed by ALL fb owned domains?
> you probably don't need to worry about

Yeah, you aint't even gotta think about it bro.
Token “in mice” comment. The underlying metabolic mechanisms ought to be comparable. This is far less nuanced than, say, a pharmacological study.
Lookup talestavern and talesbazaar those are fan-made websites that host a ton of 3d maps that were built in Talespire and the game is not even popular yet.

People will be able to build their own minis, tiles and props very soon.

Building homebrew maps in foundry might be fast, it still looks like crap. We're in 2021.
It's possible in theory, but incredibly high risks.

Not much different from launching a full out nuclear war, hoping that your defences will sustain the counterattack.

Absolutely nuts.
It's probably more intuitive if you say that it's "half as ineffective"
Such a reach. Since when is “society” the US government, and since when is that simple a non-asking of a question considered a swipe?
I’m quite depressed. I think the world I live in makes me depressed. I would take a treatment that made me not care about dismal and grim things, if that would make me stop feeling so much pain.
Forget this, just use Anki.
That's a good idea. A bigger problem than time-slicing is probably GPU/TPU device ownership issues and GPU/TPU memory usage with multiple games going in parallel. There may be some ways to multiplex it intelligently though.

Costs are difficult to work out - it depends on cloud vs. self-hosting, what kind of TPUs/GPUs, how long you're calculating over.

The advantage that classical/NNUE engines have is that they can more easily spread over distributed frameworks like Fishtest.
Projects like BrightID allow for rate limiting account creation through crowdsourcing real person verification.
> It's easier if you first go on a keto diet and then you put your body through intermittent fasting

Source? From personal experience I'd say this is not rooted in any fact. Considering many don't consume the majority of the foods in Keto as a lifestyle, not a diet, it's unfortunate to see this type of misinformation.
How soon would we need a fourth?!
I am honestly glad this sort of researching is leading the way towards a quantitative measure of depression. I am not sure if we'll get to the level of a finger prick blood test that we use for diabetes, but research like this makes me think more positively of the future.

I know the medical healthcare community is slow to change to an evidence research based approach because "we do it because it's shown to work in the past". Doctors overriding novel research papers and going based on intuition is something deeply ingrained in healthcare culture.

I hope and am optimistic that this changes with the current generation of doctors where research papers and UpToDate is a few clicks away.

Depression is subjective because it's defined by symptoms rather than quantitative tests, but that's a limitation of the current technology.

Psychiatry is one of the few fields of medicine that reminds me of when the answer to a lot of ailments used to be bloodletting. Some drugs like benzos and lithium help stabilize mood at the cost of cognitive functioning. Those aren't drugs of the past, they're used by doctors today.

The zapping a brain with electrodes, sounds liked a more selective way of using ECT. I am sure the patients in these clinical trials understand the risks and I understand we're not in the age of medicine where lobotomies are done negligently or from a patriarchal view of how a man and woman should behave.

I think the first major step to ridding the idea and stigma around mental health, such as when people casually call themselves depressed or say they're addicted to shopping, is to quantify it.

I hate the idea that suicidal thoughts and attempts are the benchmark that the general public uses to gauge the severity of depression.

This might not be a perfect study and it's so specialized to the individual. But even if this study shows which biomarkers from which parts of the brain are correlated with what kind of depressive symptoms, that would be leaps and bounds ahead of what current clinical psychiatry looks like.

Edit:
I just remembered the extrapolating that some people are doing in the rest of the thread. The Penfield Mood Organ from the world of Philip K. Dick's, Do Android Dreams of Electric Sheep. The first chapter describes one of the characters dialing the device to make herself feel deep despair and depression for a set amount of time twice a month to feel human. It's an interesting read if people haven't yet, Blade Runner is the movie based loosely based on it. They are different enough that the book is worth reading even if you've seen the movie.
Commercial real estate is cheaper when the lights and HVAC stays off and no cleaning services are needed.
Do you have any evidence you can provide that intermittent fasting can actually induce a state of ketogenesis?
Link to the test that's relevant for this discussion:

https://github.com/adsharma/py2many/blob/main/tests/cases/in...

This is an explicit deviation from python's bigint, which doesn't map very well to systemsey languages. The next logical step is to build on this to have dependent and refinement types.

Work in progress here:

https://github.com/adsharma/Typpete
It seems like they could work with upstream to figure out a way to restructure source files and add commented markup to make the process a lot easier. Not that other people should do Google's work, but such changes could be beneficial to multiple people and organizations that need to build custom kernels, like realtime Linux, Xen, and hardened.
Choosing the Right Wall Anchors
A centralized CO2 coin would work. Drop off your CO2 at our depot and we'll deposit coin in your account.

Not sure how you'd decentralize a physical process though.
no, i missed that one when i was searching, but from the homepage and a quick glance through the docs it doesn't seem like it does what i need. what i want is something like react-data-grid [https://github.com/adazzle/react-data-grid] but with a backend component that handles collaborative updates. essentially a stripped down and actively maintained alternative to ethercalc [https://ethercalc.net/]

baserow had a lot of what i wanted, but the top-level feature set seemed very oriented towards a db admin tool rather than a programmatically managed user interface to single tables or views.
No, but I hold journalists posting on Twitter to a higher standard than someone unknown posting on Twitter. I don't see why she would lie.
Because you can’t add a feature with a knob. And not all changes can be made in a module (eg core kernel). And even if they could, kernel internals are not stable and you would still need to rebase your out of tree modules.
>It is possible to compute over encrypted data without access to the secret key

This is counter intuitive to me. For one, I don't consider the Caesar Cipher to be an encryption scheme that I would actually use for data.

In addition, when I want to "compute" data, I want to do things like identify sentiment analysis in free form text or identify key themes in a paragraph - and I'm not sure this actually IS possible with data that is encrypted
Facebook harms children and weakens democracy: ex-employee
Why not? Its just a workload scheduler. Some of us have competent ops teams
Couchbase does that
To me, it's someone of character who doesn't treat the other sex like objects or puzzles to be solved. Or, if they do and learn from it, doesn't brag about the exploits in their memoirs.

There is also the dad test - would you want them dating your daughter?
Yes this seems like it's there to pad out the list a bit.

Mini fridges - also bad for your health.
The ACK operator runs in k8s, but I'm pretty sure RDS instances created via ACK will still run natively in AWS.

ACK is a just a k8s native mechanism for defining the resource and managing its config/state.

More a replacement for Cloudformation or terraform.

Source: I read some stuff and am not 100% confident.
It is a pipe that moves radio/light/sound waves from one place to another, usually between where they are created and where they are being used such as between transmitter and antenna or, in this case, between transmitter and rat in a cage. They look like normal pipes but inside have internal structure (ridges) designed to keep the waves propagating with minimal loss. In theory, a fiberoptic cable is a waveguide for light.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waveguide
What's worse, there are an infinite number of fractions that equal each whole number.
The body protects its nitrogen. You do lose some lean tissue mass but its relative share goes down with fast time (as long as you have the fat stores) and compared to a lean person it's less from the onset.
The parent comment explicitly said "open source", which only CE qualifies as.

But yeah GitLab.com is a great source available host/forge. I use it for my projects :).
Reddit OS2 sub: https://www.reddit.com/r/OS2/

Free Open Source OS/2 rewrite: http://osfree.org/doku/doku.php?id=en:start
What's your SQL db of choice where you can scale it up seamlessly beyond a single instance?

EDIT: to add ... and with HA/DR and where you keep all the good guarantees, queries etc.?
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