skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
When I was working at a big online travel site, we used to have a requirements document template which started with a "flexibility matrix". It was a two-by-two grid with "scope" and "date" along the y-axis and "most flexible" and "least flexible" along the x-axis. The stakeholders were supposed to indicate to us whether the scope or the date was "flexible". Of course, we got an unending series of requirements where the date was "least flexible" and the scope was "most flexible", never ever ever the other way around.

It got to the point of such ridiculousness that we finally started trying to flex the scope because the dates were so unrealistic.

Management's response? Add another row and column in the matrix of "resources" (that is, it's ok to add people if you need to) and "somewhat flexible". So after that all of our requirements were "date least flexible", "scope somewhat flexible" and "resources most flexible".
My understanding is that the terms "indica" and "sativa" have sort of lost their meaning a little bit. I believe those terms technically refer to the height of the stem, and that it doesn't necessarily translate to the effects of the high the way we once thought it did.

For example, I always had the same understanding of indica as you described, and I would solely buy indica gummies. They would give me a pretty "heavy" high, full body but mostly in my head, and I would wake up lethargic and often with a headache. I switched to a "sativa" of the same brand, and got a very nice full body high, but much lighter, very relaxing, and would sleep very well and wake up feeling refreshed.

Anyway, all that to say, different strains have different effects, and often the description from the dispensary can give you a good idea of the effects they are intended to have.
Check the top right corner! I'm working on improving the that menu to make it easier to notice and use. :)
Yes but OP said: "started to dose THC oil".

Can you get an 'indica oil' then? Pure THC oil is different than plant matter.
I don't think most developers are malicious. I do think a lot of companies, small and large, cut corners and sometimes fail to safeguard data well. That's one of the reasons E2E is good even when I generally trust the developer - it limits the data leaks that can happen in the first place. Marketing can't accidentally siphon all user data to a third party via analytics sdk, etc etc.
> They take one medium dose of psychedelics and are transformed for weeks

How much is this "medium dose"? In all likelihood it's not a microdose, which is what is under discussion. It's well known that higher doses can have lasting effects.
My guess is that in Africa there’s a lot of open doorways and windows that air out the virus particles.
It's really interest, I think it's partly this attitude by the IPv6 folks that have stymied IPv6 adoption.

It's this - you are an idiot, this is a waste etc. The reality, out of the millions of users of IPv4 space, some will find some use for 0/8. Will it be worth as much as other IPv4? Maybe not. But hard to imagine it being worth zero.

The other piece, if IPv6 is so great - then this does nothing to stop the rapid adoption of IPv6 by both the major players (cloud providers) and small players.
And look at the reality of small tribes that put a spear through someone's leg for a social infraction.

Large, modern and democratic institutions and the rule of law are a blessing.
Is elfshaker any good for backuping non-text data?
This is why Uniswap's data is much more valuable than centralized exchanges. On-chain trading permits a degree of transparency and trustworthiness not readily feasible with centralized exchanges.

Centralized exchanges are incentivized to doctor their data and lie about their volumes. The larger the volumes an exchange publishes, even if fake or gamed, the more relevant an exchange appears. Users must blindly trust whatever data exchanges can manufacture.

Uniswap charges a flat fee to every trade for all user. It's objective. There's no special back room trading rates, there's no ability to lie about volumes, there's no bonus for having high frequency bots trading. If you want objective data, Uniswap (and other on-chain exchanges) are truthful.
Maybe start by actually hiring a doctor, a person you can form a relationship with, rather than a health care system/company. The doctor may charge high fees, but their behavior is more likely to be bound by the relationship, and societal expectations around decency and respect between people. This dynamic does not exist between companies (read health care systems) and the people they supposedly serve, but both internal and external corporate incentives -however well meaning or small when considered alone- come together to extract as much money as possible.
Not about sign language but about expressing emotions and thoughts more generally.
To add to this...

Even if you did setup a local CCTV monitoring system, how would I know you did that? It's completely fair to assume at this point that any camera watching you is syncing all of it's data with The Big Scary Cloud.

I'm deeply offended that, even as I write this post, my office cameras are staring me in the face. We SHOULD NOT stand for this bullshit.
After watching COVID and cryptocurrency mining the last couple of years, any solution to climate change that does not take in to account that 30-40% of the population is not only not going to participate but a sizable minority will actively work against the solution is destined to fail.
We did actually make some progress on this in one place - if sales wanted a 50 day project priced at 30 days they had to get the executive team to approve a discount rather than sell an artificially low estimate.

Happily those days, for me, are long ago :-)
Serverless Framework v3 Beta
This is not what the paper means. They mean a trade between two colluding parties to give the appearance of a trade.
Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W Cluster Stacks Four Boards
Ha - on the iPad there is an edit button that exposes the selection circles; never occurred to me there would be a way to do the same thing on the iPhone. Nice!
Well, the book can be tiny sometimes.
It's very smooth to use, or at least to onboard. Did not try to actually send a message yet, but will try soon. That brings me a bit to maybe my first issue: not really sure how to use it since nobody I know uses it yet. I'd be ok with some way of people to discover me, at least in this early stage where nobody is spamming :-). Also, if I get some people to try it, I'm pretty sure some will raise questions about the privacy of messages, who gets to read them etc. so you might want to look into that (yes, I know it applies to pretty much everything else also).
Keep a file of "recipes": What's the command to do that build that I only have to do once every few years? What's the combinations of parameters I need to make that command do what I want? And so on. Stuff that you use rarely enough that you don't have it memorized.
Yes this works with NFTs but does not work with fungible money because there are typically thousands of people willing to sell once the price goes from 100 to 200.
Generally true, but elimination of chronic nightmares is sometimes the whole point.
Thank you for having such a good description on the project! Sometimes the links from HN lead to a page that takes a few minutes of puzzling to figure out what is going on but not yours.
Moral right or not, you have to violate individualism on some level to enforce any action about it. Individualism need not be curtailed by a central authority; cultural norms can do just as good a job.

And for too many people, “individualism” really just means “other people should be free to be like me”.
Its all offline (either in indexeddb or saved as .tldr files) except for multiplayer, which stores the document in an online database. That will eventually work offline too.
Ya I seriously doubt there is much wash trading at the Tier A exchanges you listed above.
Blogging is evolving could be a better way to put it. It is not just social media, there are places like dev.to, medium and substack where blogging is happening. These are not necessarily social media as categorised like FB,Twitter.

Also, there are a lot of static site generators now. Jekyll, Hugo and Pelican are some of the ones that comes to my mind now. They are making blogging more accessible IMO.

Ironically enough, I started blogging a couple of years ago because of social media. I found that social media is not a place for having/sharing concise and thought through ideas or conversations. It is a place to share instantaneous thoughts which are mostly emotionally charged and therefore could be emotionally taxing or unproductive.

But having a blog let's me share my thoughts in a better way instead of a tweet for example. And the audience seems to be much better than in a social media too.

It is like in a way yelling my thoughts from the top of a mountain. There is a chance that someone could hear it, but that is not why you are there, yelling, in the first place.

...Also to occupy my lil corner in the world wide web too!
I mentioned this on the other thread yesterday. This is slow and steady retreat in the face of ever growing threat from a totalitarian regime that is hell bent on world domination. People in the country boycott brands and protest at the drop of a pin but I’m yet to see a concerted effort by peopleto show the brands that this is not okay.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29273640
> How do you manage the hardware and how much savings in time/$ is there really?

There isn't any. It will cost you more.
> majority of sexual abuse happens with family members, so actually leaving a child with a stranger is a lot safer

This is the same argument used to argue planes are safer than cars, but there is a missing component: for individuals choosing which transport to take, they can evaluate the specifics of their case. If they know they are not a high-risk driver, the chance of dying in a car accident is much lower, but the chance of dying in a plane crash stays the same.

As such, for high-risk drivers, travelling by plane is safer, but possibly so is taking a taxi.

The choice here is between male or female carers all of which are non-family members, so it isn't a consideration.
Nice, I bet dwarfs would do well at our use case too. Thanks for sharing.
I doubt the quality of the studies. Also on my first hit “although this is not consistently replicated”.

Google is one thing, reading and interpreting the papers is another. What matters to me is that I feel great, regardless.
How the Coronavirus Stays One Step Ahead of Us – Issue 108: Change
The human mind's ability to see into the future based on sparse data is a fascinating phenomenon, and fairly ubiquitous.
Terraform Opinion #23: Use list of objects over map of maps
I think you are mistaking the media's tendency to focus on controversy in high-status arenas with a broader cultural/political movement that is not at all exclusively focused on elite status.

Calls to integrate schools, calls to reduce our massive incarceration - all of those are designed to be broad based. That those people also want the people who tell media stories and who make political decisions and who run major enterprises to be representative of our population as a whole does not, in my view, indict those people as "elitists."

What's wrong with moralizing? I think some things in how our society is structured ought to change. Is that "theology"?
How about the exchanges do it themselves because there's no regulation and if they don't do it, the volumes would be way to low
Tell us about that time you and your neighbors called your representative and somehow "pressured" him to break against party, donors, and every other force acting in the opposite direction. Did you succeed because you and your neighbors made persuasive arguments, or were you important donors, or did you merely receive an equivocal response? Or was the matter a triviality with no important competing interests?

The real means of pressuring legislators (that is to say, how it is routinely done) is via regulatory capture. To have any influence you need to somehow bring more pressure to bear on your legislator than the current forces which determine your legislator's incentives. Let the legislator weigh in one hand angry constituent phone calls to his staff, and in the other, important donors, access to funding organizations, post-public sector job opportunities, etc. etc. Which hand is more weighed down?

When someone points out the depth of corruption and dysfunction and this elicits the response "just call your legislator", it strikes me as either patronizing or merely naive.
VIM. I don't know how people program without being able to quickly move the cursor around, quickly regex code, or any of the million of things VIM does.
Sounds like a problem with politicians as well, particularly beyond the local level.
You do NOT need to change the prices for it to be a wash trade.

What you gave me a profitable and likely illegal example of a wash trade, but not a definition of wash trade.

A wash trade could be selling thing X for $100 and buying thing Y for $100 where X and Y are the same exact underlying thing. Just moving pointless trades back and forth inflates volumes, which makes people thing the market is moving.

See https://www.investopedia.com/terms/w/washtrading.asp for more
True and true, but the current system is just a madhouse... The funny part is when people are confusing stock price with approval of the company/concept and its business soundness (also looking forward), e.g. with Tesla or cryptocurrencies.
Actually the OP replied to another comment below, and I guess they did provide accommodations and it ultimately didn’t work out.

Sincerely, I hope that this person gets the help they need.
"I dont know the argument so I'll just post a link and force everyone else to make it for me"
Makes sense, I'll look into it. I haven't been able to test on a lot of devices, especially tablets.

As far as the select mode, try double-tapping one of the tools! That will keep that tool selected until you manually select a different one.
They seem kinda busy over there, maybe they have higher priorities?
Crypto market shrunk by $500B since Bitcoin's all-time high
Your smartphone buzzes. It's an alert asking you to send money for an IPO for hot new startup.

This stock gives you no actual claim to anything. The company doesn't even make a profit. Even when it did, it's unlikely to pay a dividend.

Now that the IPO has failed to launch, you're being refunded your money, but you lost a lot of time and effort evaluating the deal and the startup lost a lot on banker fees. The start up CEO even bragged about how many people interested were first time investors.

Whats your point in all this? Something people were enthusiastic about that didn't work out. Not everything always works out. Why do you care?
There is no reason to lie. If you feel that the job is not working out, tell your boss how you are feeling and that you are thinking it may be better to leave. They might agree, and you all separate pleasantly... or they might disagree and help you resolve the problems so you can have a better working environment. There could be other reactions as well, but you never know unless you talk.
> - Ikea forcing you to give them 11% on your business incomes because you use a desk and a chair that you bought there in your office. For the same reasons...

They very well can make these stipulations and expect you to pay them. They have every right to go "uh we need 100% of your business profit if you want to buy IKEA furniture". You have every right not to do that due to the unreasonable payment terms. You'll need to ask your lawmakers to fix this if you think it's unjust and you're being forced against your will to oblige.
Extremely sceptical that the volume is fake in the largest exchanges. You can see it's real for yourself by putting an order in the book and simulating when it should be filled and compare that to the actual fill. You'll see that they line up closely for the large exchanges which is strong evidence that the volume is real.
When we considered the permanent and irreversible dependency and damage that years of anti-depressants could have done, the choice seemed to favor mushrooms.

That said, we...
- took smaller doses
- went with a beginner friendly strain
- dosed in a calm, trusting setting
- had guides that ensured our safety

Don't take these things lightly, and they'll treat you well.
Eric Weinstein: How Not to Formulate a Theory of Everything
I was confused what "dss-flash" was so I looked it up.

It's a DAO that enables you to mint infinite DAI (some crappy "stablecoin") for a transaction as long as you pay it back in the same transaction.

One of the stated goals of this "feature" is

> Exploits requiring a large amount of capital will be found quicker which makes the DeFi space safer overall.

Ah yes, intentionally making your own product less secure and more open to abuse, so you can make it more secure. Good work. This is taking testing in production to a whole new level.
And here was me thinking Wheel of Time and their "sa'angreals".
Shouldn't Tesla be included? Largest companies by market cap: Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Tesla, Meta = TAMAMA
>People setting out purely to "make money" often focus heavily on "building an audience" rather than "crafting content for an audience"

The issue is not just burnout. It's that an emphasis on pageviews can (though doesn't necessarily) lead to crafting content that attracts clicks and engagement rather than content that actually benefits a potential audience (and yourself).

It's not binary of course. Headline writers have been crafting titles that entice readers to read the rest of the text before there were clicks. But it's certainly more prevalent on the web.
For a household size connection sure, but once you're looking at extremely high voltages the electrical solution becomes hard. It's a totally different kind of cable and has very different problems to deal with. Meanwhile a pipe fundamentally doesn't change whether it's 1in or 48in wide.
CBD didn’t do anything for me, even at higher doses. Either most reported experiences are placebo, or I’m just not sensitive to it.
Soon we get to the point when the Tinkerbell believers become violent against the unfaithful because their heresy is what spoiling the magic.

In practise this will mean legal regulation and support, probably by some further perversion of IP laws. Really dont see any end game that aint ugly.
This illustrates as I've said how out of touch IPv6 folks are.

The demand for IPv4 is incredible right now. The value of a /8 went from $0 to close to a billion dollars.

The claim that new IPv4 space has no value is ridiculous. These ranges don't have to be perfect.

I think IPv6 folks just don't understand how high the demand for IPv4 is, it's gone UP since IPv6 came out and folks have realized IPv6 is going to be much much harder to adopt then expected. And this proposal does nothing to stop IPv6. You know your IPv6 proposal is bad when it depends on stopping others from improving alternatives :)
Literally anyone who had any idea what crypto markets are like knew that these markets were extremely illiquid.
I'm generally pro-cryptocurrencies, but Uniswap definitly makes it harder to see wash trading, not easier. One wallet !== one person, while the regulated, centralized exchanges normally require you to answer bunch of questions and prove your identity because of KYC/AML laws, to guarantee that each participant is just that, one participant.
Modernizing deployments with container images in AWS Lambda
Here trams are numbered 1 to 10, and the latter I tell my kid is "one oh", not "ten". No need to jump into place notation just yet (he's not yet two).
Error Boundaries in React, how It's made?
Over short distances sure, but once you're talking thousands of km a pipeline is way simpler.
I learned very early on in my career that the right way to do estimates is to do multiple estimates and cross-check them. If you have multiple estimates using different methodologies and they all are fairly close then you know you have a good estimate.

Time estimates are still useful even if the range is large. If a high-bound estimate is still acceptable - great, ship it. If a low-bound estimate is barely good enough, that is a huge risk. If you get multiple estimates from multiple developers and they are wildly different, there's a conversation (i.e planning poker)
One technique is to ask for 3 point estimates. Get everyone involved to estimate each item in three different ways:

1. How long it will take if everything goes well and according to plan.

2. How long it will take if everything goes wrong and we uncover further problems along the way. Probably getting those risks listed.

3. How long it is likely to take.

I imagine we tend towards doing just one of the first two, but having to do both should lead to more agreement on the third.

That said - its been about 30 years since I was taught this as part of critical path analysis, and I've never seen it used in the wild.
> I do not have the requisite experience with cryptography to honestly represent to people that this is a private platform.

Fair. E2E isn't trivial. However, platforms generally need to be built privacy focused from the ground up. It's hard to go back to a platform and add these things back in.

I would encourage you to add these features early, with the appropriate warnings until an audit can happen. "Hey, we're trying to keep all your message end-to-end encrypted but we haven't had our implementation audited yet. Thanks for being an early user!"
No, it studied "well-being, mindfulness, life satisfaction, and paranoia" also.

https://elifesciences.org/articles/62878#s4
Tesla has so many versions of "FSD" or Full Self Driving because they keep shifting the post for what exactly is Full Self Driving.

What even is FSD compared to SD, where did the need to tack on "Full" come from? And I bet it's because of them calling their lane assist cruise "Autopilot" which implies self driving.
I don't have the time right now to respond in a longer form, but I will say this:

I make a big deal out of "lack of diversity" in the field. I, like most people I know who think this is a big deal, do not think that this is exclusively or even primarily due to bias in hiring. I attended a majority black school, so I certainly understand that there are upstream problems.

All of the problems you identified with (2) are still problems of equality around opportunity, not outcome. Identifying that there is a problem, even if it doesn't naturally point to solutions, is still worth doing - because as you can see in this thread, there are plenty of people with a lot invested in denying that there is any problem at all.
That’s why the nonfungibility of fine art is essential to its role in tax evasion.
"Have a nice day."
"No thanks. I have other plans."
Even Rainbows Have a Dark Side
Waymo and Cruise will start rolling out commercial service next year in a few cities
That's not true though. IntelliJ has its own plugin system for this reason.
> We quantify the wash trading on each unregulated exchange, which averaged over 70% of the reported volume.

Coinbase isn’t one of the unregulated exchanges.
First, even if your statement was correct, it would say nothing about the OP (or my) issues of selective sampling.

Second, people who receive medicine for their ailments are not 'drug seekers' by any stretch of the imagination. People do not 'seek' blood thinners arbitrarily, people seek drugs which provide some kind of physical or psychoactive experience i.e. cocaine, opiods, thc. Very few prescription drugs fit that category.
I think this article misses the point. Estimation should never be a goal. It should merely a tool that helps with identifying risks early on and that helps with identifying the "minimum viable product (MVP)". The term MVP was never mentioned in this article and I don't see how you can have a serious discussion about project estimation and dismiss the benefits of agile without even mentioning the term MVP...