skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"The pronoun game" isn't "using pronouns without context" as GP said, it's avoiding the use of pronouns at all (sometimes even "they" as that could be interpreted as avoidance, depending on how you usually talk) to avoid giving the listener any details about the person being talked about. It was (maybe still is?) common with LGBT people to refer to their boyfriend/girlfriend/partner in a way that didn't draw attention with friends, family, or co-workers that they weren't out to, who might not take it well.
"...and the vegetable was lettuce."

This should be the meme of 2022.

Lettuce. Think about it.
I’d guessed Audi/Diesel/Black/3yr lease based on my motorway commute.
What's wrong with journalists? Using remote desktop to take the exam on behalf of someone else is "hacking"?
Funny thing, I knew when I wrote my comment that they would be at least one answer mentioning enthusiast with their fancy all carbon fibber road bike that cost has much as a car :) .

While it i definitely true that expensive bike existed for a long time, enthusiast where rarely parking this type of bike in the middle of a busy city. These are the kind of bike who are always kept safely in a locked garage. Plus, the number of enthusiast who pay for this kind of bike are way lower. So not only is it more rare for a thief to come across this type of bike, they also might have an harder time reselling it, and reselling it is more dangerous because those bike are easily identifiable and the legitimate owner usually care enough about it to have made it registered.

E-bike are just plain more common, and most people use them for commute which mean they tend to be park in places that are more vulnerable to thief and are easier to resell.
Useful, yes, but for whom? Not necessarily the individual. The ultimate goal of the genes is to propagate themselves, possibly in another body.

In the contemporary research of aging, the hypothesis that "aging is actually at least partly a programmed process and some genes useful in youth may turn against us later" is taken seriously. There seems to be an intriguing negative correlation between age of sexual maturity and lifespan in mammalian species.
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You can now run Crysis on ARM hardware with Box86 and DXVK
Same age baby here, it worked well for mine when she was 6 to 10 months old. After that these kinds of tricks didn't really work anymore.

A normal stuffed toy now has the same effect as a sound and "breathing" one, she holds it and goes to sleep and when she doesn't want to sleep the toy makes no difference.
To be fair it was bad, it lacks depth and imagination that Hayao has
Yeah if you ask a real person with experience they'd probably say check used sites like ebay or gumtree as people buy the machines, get bored, use them as coat racks for a couple of years and then sell them second hand for 10% of the new price.
This supports the view that any interview is really focused on finding a reason not to hire someone rather than finding reasons to hire them. Because if the candidate isn't already someone that could do the job then the company wouldn't be talking to them. I think I first read that view in the book "What Does Somebody Have to Do to Get a Job Around Here??" by Cynthia Shapiro. Some of the advice in that book is a bit dated but it does a good job of conveying the main challenges from both sides of the hiring process.
"... a phone smart enough not to come with any apps. Its intuitive bulky face design comes with a 'super-advanced' rotary dial..."

Love their marketing speak here :)

it actually seems to be made for adults with the Bluetooth connecting to the mobile phone for real calls.
How to Build a New Home Interior from Scratch
For this, you can find suitable Demolition Services in Etobicoke and decide which does the job best for you. People can get bored living in the same place for many years as the design gets old and is not suitable for modern lifestyles. It is the biggest reason why many decide to renovate the place, but they do not know where or how to start. Firstly, you should start with a wall, floor, and ceiling removals, this is known as demolishing your place.
The MIT licensed Essence Operating System is a good stylistic match for the laconic mindset of the Chinese unfettered by Communist Party idealogues. Vector based screen rendering at speed and smallsize. Greenfield new start. Gnome is possibly a political quagmire and there are corner use cases where it has been unresponsive to user wants, such as, the cause of TUI/GUI crashes to Emacs using the Gsomething X toolkit, doesn't happen to Lucid.
Targeting doesn’t have to occur at the cell surface does it?

Perhaps something like introducing tumour suppressor genes to every cell. They’ll have no effect on healthy cells yet detect “badness” in cancerous cells and terminate them.
I never use a VPN. That changes today.
That could be generalised to any URL too.
How long does the battery last? I got a similar product Whisbear, and it needs to be charged every 2 days... We just took the electronics out and it seems to work just as well :D
Wow, that sounds very bad.
Yes, this is called "seniority" and "delegation." As you get more senior, your problems get more important, your time gets more valuable, your needs get more urgent. This is why there are more junior employees than senior employees, why companies are structured like pyramids, why a team generally has one lead, and so on.
??

This is the two wings of the business party arguing over which one of them better represents actual people.

Yeah, Trump attempted some left wing populist rhetoric just before he won but it was just rhetoric.
Sure, but long, straight skis are harder to control, causing more accidents for less skilled riders. Many people skiing reasonably well today would have a really hard time using classic material from the 80s-90s
> I think the complete system is a little bit bigger than a grain of salt.

How much bigger, does anyone know or can estimate?
Prototype car-sharing system with NFT (ENS)
For low bandwidth you can just chuck the video on a HostGator shared hosting or similar. Nothing magic - just upload and MP4 and embed a video element in HTML and you are done. Ad free and cheap for low volume sites.

This can probably be scaled up by using S3.
as security researcher recently into blockchain I really enjoyed this article. it has well described possible issues with cryptography without diving too deep into the math. well done :)
Microarchitecturally Intel CPUs are not RISC. Most instructions translate to a single uop, at least in the fused domain, including read-modify and modify-write, which is antithetic to RISC. Also ups are not fixed size.

Also microcoding, which is distinct from uop splitting, predates RISC by decades.
Rock Tech to build lithium plant in Germany
NixOS is BestOS :)
This is exactly why I posted here. Thank you so much for this feedback. Will fix and let you know.
Isn't the idea that your toddler can call grandma but without holding your actual $ 1000 iPhone?
The biggest selling point of Wikipedia at its growth phase was that the content wasn't tied to a single central service, anyone could take it and use it for any other purpose - creating competing services, bundling it with commercial products, etc.

The website where the efforts were finally consolidated was a central place, but it could very well have been developed as a network of nodes dedicated to different aspects of the explanation of areas of knowledge; the license allowed that. And the growth was initially not coordinated from a central place, an anarchic community began working on different areas and only later began coordinating by building top level behavior policies (as intended).
Well, I guess if the comp compensates for the stress you are having, then there is no problem to solve here.

IMHO, while the median comp might be higher in FAANG, one can get comparable or even higher compensation in many other companies given certain level of excellence in one's craft.
The specific involvement of Gates + Epstein is not known but more than likely, he was boinking prostitutes. It has definitely hurts his brand, that said, boinking prostitutes is not a high crime. There's no evidence to suggest that Gates was involved in really bad stuff.

Prince Andrew's public indictment in more serious stuff repudiates the insinuation that the elite are not held to account. Maxwell is an Upper Class French Elite and her trial is visible now for the world to see.

Trump's goings on are also well publicized. They are not apparently illegal, so he's fine. As far as his supporters, well, that's too bad but his actions are public, and it's their absolute choice to support him. FYI being blunt about 'Building A Wall' is not inherently, objectively immoral. Trump is not technically corrupt: the IRS audits him extensively every single year, he had an investigations into his Russian dealings with over 300 witnesses and they turned up nothing on him.

Even Biden Jr's actions are constantly scrutinized.

Bernie Maddoff and other Pozni Schemers are in jail (soon Holmes) , andmost Billionaires don't commit crimes. They have too much to lose.

Could you imagine Xi being charged and imprisoned like Epstein? On trial like Maxwell? Massive Federal Investigation like Trump? Or private information about his apparently infidelity all over the internet? Xi's children in the press every few weeks where journalists pour over conflicts of interest?

In China they dissapear Billionaires for not following party orders, not for being corrupt. Just as in Russia, all rich prisoners are effectively political prisoners.
I think economists use the concept of "marginal utility" to solve the problem you describe. If you already had 10 glasses of water, the marginal utility of having another drink is very low. If you haven't had anything to drink for two days, the marginal utility is high.

Your own example should make it obvious that "utility" is not a good way to think about value. Should people pay 100$ per glass of water, even if they live next to a river of fresh water? It wouldn't lead to good economic results to set prices that way.

I think anything else than "what people are willing to pay" will ultimately lead to bad results. For example the misguided "value theory of labor" keeps messing things up and leading people down the destructive path to communism.
This is good! As I said in another post, the reason I posted this here was to get feedback and improve. All of these points are excellent and I will address them and get back to you.
Agreed (except the part about the patient paying for clinical trials). After I got diagnosed with metastatic prostate cancer last year I was asked to participate in a immunotherapy trial. I declined as a wasn't about to spend the next two years (that could very well be my last) going to the hospital every three weeks to be poked and prodded.
Amazing feedback - which is exactly my reason for posting here. I'll address and get back to you.
My iPad Mini got me to draw again. I want to get good at it. It's a relaxing hobby that forces you to pay attention to your subject.

I want to improve my German. I made a lot of progress in 2020. It emboldened me to be more extroverted, and to try things that were once out of reach due to the language barrier. I'll keep going.

I want to become more handy. I realised now that volunteering for a halfway house might be an excellent way to do it. I don't want to just be good with computers.
West Virginia offers free guns as incentive to get Covid vaccines
All I want to know is, can I Bluetooth audio device it into my work laptop's SIP client? It could sit inside webcam view for those important conf calls
>'in a few years'
Is it? I was surprised how complex the heros as well as the antagonists are. One can understand their motivation of all and it has a couple of unpredictable twists.

Compare that to standard Disney movies .. You can guess from the beginning what will happen.

Also watched Mononoke first.
My favorites are Naussica and Totoro :) all movies form Miyazaki are amazing and watchable. If you wonder about his skill,check some of the ghibli movies he was not involved in.
Great feedback. Thank you. TBH I have never seen this happen in all my years of using services like these but its defo a worthwhile consideration.
It probably won't affect your income much, at least not relative to the effort you put into it.
Goro has had a lot of issue going out of his father shadow and making a name for himself. He didn't really want to be a director in the first place.
But after his first movie being a clear copy of his father style, he really started to develop his own identity and his recent productions have been quite innovative and interesting, he even dabbled in full 3d animation which was a big no no for a lot of the old guard of animation in Japan.

He is reportedly working on a new feature film, and I am actually more exited for his project than his father one (but I still would love for a new Hayao movie).
As someone who had to sit in crappy aircraft and sleep in hotels once a week until the pandemic broke out it's been a net positive for me. But I appreciate that this is not the case for everyone and that there are large numbers of people that like to work in an office.
Until they start using encryption, which is relatively easy.
haha ok this is something I will remedy. As stated in other replies, the reason for posting here was to get feedback and improve the product (I just put to together over the weekend there)
Even if that were the case, there could be intelligences which think so quickly that humans are still slow fools by comparison. Particularly since we know of many limits to human intelligence. For example, humans can only truly think of a couple hundred different individuals as persons, instead of just examples of the general concept of people. That's why ten people dying in a three car pileup don't make you ten times as sad as one person being hit by a car. See also, the monkeysphere or Pak Protectors. Humans also have limits in relational comprehension. For example, you can know, and he can know that you know, and she can know that he knows that you know, and I can sort of know how she knows that he knows that you know, but somewhere around there it breaks down for a human mind.
I couldn't stop laughing/crying reading this trip into high school and college. As a kid I thought I was the dense fool who couldn't make sense of X. Nope, it just sucked. Thanks for keeping this history alive :)

As a matter of fact, the mess with widgets and X APIs was the turning point for me where I started to understand why these suits spent so much damn $$$ on Win32
I think our top doctor here in bc said it wonderfully. We must anticipate and plan for the worst even as we hope for the best.

It isn't asking for much after what we've been through to go a month with more caution. If we had a 1918 flu, and then another strain worse than that within 2 years, of course we might take some precautions when we find a 3rd strain overtaking the 2nd strain.
This is demonstrative of one of the great superpowers of Lisp: that you can write mini native code compilers—without knowing a lick of assembly. (But knowing assembly certainly helps you optimize the heck out of it.)

More specifically, you can compile syntax (of your choosing) into performant, low-level Lisp code, which the Lisp compiler can then compile into efficient machine code. To do this, you need no extra tools, no intermediate files, no compiler hooks, no virtual machines, no byte codes, and no non-standard or non-portable features. It has been built in to Lisp since at least the 1980s.

Making miniature "JIT" compilers is also a technique a quantum simulator in Lisp [0a, 0b] uses to optimize quantum gate operations. It analyzes the quantum gate matrix and, on the fly, compiles it into optimized numerical Lisp code that is equivalent to that matrix acting on vectors of tensor product spaces (i.e., super huge arrays of complex double floats). Using another language would require me to do arduous things like write assembly code or learn a library like LibJIT [1] which may not even interface well with my host language.

Other simulators out there written in C use huge hand-unrolled loops with comments like

// THIS CODE WAS GENERATED, DO NOT TOUCH

and/or in-line assembly code, and still can't optimize specific matrix shapes and structures, or do algebraic simplifications to eliminate work altogether.

The regex library FTA is a great, and clean, example of a long standing practice of compiling regexen, except it doesn't use any fancy VMs or any fancy JITs, just "when you see this regex, automatically turn it into this Common Lisp code, and let the Lisp compiler handle the rest."

[0a] https://github.com/quil-lang/qvm

[0b] COMPILE-OPERATOR: https://github.com/quil-lang/qvm/blob/master/src/compile-gat...

[1] https://www.gnu.org/software/libjit/
Fly then attempts to land on another palm tree. “You are most welcome to land mr fly, but first you just need to authenticate with the first palm tree”.
I was the only reader back then as well, not only this book but the entire technical books section they had there.
We are in for the journey.
Yeah I wondered this myself and my colleagues at the day job and myself were kinda stumped. How does any OSS prove that the repo linked is what is actually deployed?
Yeah Germany is terrible, they buy'd NSO licenses because their own bundes-troyaner is bullshit, every second year they want to introduce "child safety measures" aka you need to identify yourself so you can browse anything else then the lego website, and many many more examples...just like this one, germany is a shame in this regard.

But Julia Reda, the CCC and netzpolitik.org are just great!
I want to learn Kubernetes and get the CKAD certification.

After years of using Marathon my company made the switch to K8s and I’d like to get into it properly.
If they're copying all letters that come in and giving the copies to the prisoners, then it seems like an earnest effort to block the medium, not the content. So it doesn't seem like a pretense to me.
I don't want to discount that as a possibility, it is much more a matter of fact. A lot has to do with wealthier people being able to afford better education and generally being able to invest more time in the offsprings chances on the jobmarket.
This all leads to very able people having worse chances because they had bad luck in the socioeconomic class lottery when being born, thus unnecessarily restricting mobility between social classes.
I don't have an air purifier myself, but I've talked to people who own air purifiers and read lots of online reviews.

All I've heard is that on the lowest setting they are very silent, but on "auto" mode they start up regularly and are not silent at all, and if your room is anywhere close to the recommended size the lowest setting doesn't do much at all.

I was mostly researching about the Mi brand air purifiers, since they are readily available in Europe and a lot cheaper than European brands, but if you have suggestions for a brand that makes purifiers that are actually silent AND effective I'd be curious to hear about them.
In my (unpopular) opinion trials for people with incurable cancer are quite predatory. You are supposed to participate to help science, not yourself. But in reality many people desperately cling to anything that gives them hope.
I doubt anyone needs this, but I want to buy it just for the product description! It's full of gems, e.g. "Sort of sleek mobile design experience with colors, numbers, and wobbly eyes that will turn heads".

Can't tell if this is inspired by market research, or if someone at the company simply had the freedom to create something that's just fun. Kinda wish it's the latter.
Australia doesn't look too well lately to be honest. Not really sad to live at the opposite side of the planet right now.

I think shielding vulnerable people from infection is a laudable and necessary goal for a state that wants to be a service to the population, I don't believe a state has an end in itself aside from consolidating the interest of the population.

This is clear evidence that states cannot responsibly manage their power if they aren't restricted by necessary boundaries.

> "But there is absolutely no excuse for the actions of these three this morning."

I disagree. I think these ridiculous rules are part that forced the teenagers hand and are therefore a health risk to everyone.
The young and less well off can just move back in with their parents. Most engineers I know come from relative wealth (parents are lawyers/real estate investors/company owners), so a lot of my peers are doing exactly that.

I think it's mostly HackerNews types who believe that losing free meal service and providing their employer with free office space makes them truly free.
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I find amusing the fractal nature of the universe: we say that some problems are complex (i.e NP-Hard) because no matter the algorithm you design I can devise a problem instance that will take exponential time for your algorithm (informal explanation). Clearly designing metrics for human is even worse: no matter the metric, people will find a way not only to make it hard to measure, but to make the metric fail. Which takes me to the following strengthening of the Turing test:

A true AI will not only pass the Turing test, it will do so by cheating.
This reminds me of the way you fill in an online form in Germany: You go to the online form, print it out, fill it in, then either fax it, send it by post or put it in the institutions mailbox in person.

Or how some gyms required the membership cancellation be done by post during the 2020 lockdowns.

Paper based bureaucracy in Germany is an exhaustive tradition that has survived the internet age and seems is not going away anytime soon.
they could broadcast the books to different cells by embedded audio
Where do the dumps come from. Are test takers contributing to dumps from memory after they finish the exam. People were doing that with the patent bar, which also reuses some questions. Now test takers have to agree to confidentiality requirements.
Then we need a powerpoint virtual machine[1].

[1] https://www.andrew.cmu.edu/user/twildenh/PowerPointTM/Paper....
This would be great for someone who spends a lot of time on the phone - salespeople, etc.

I guess call centre employees would count too but that would be just cruel.
The RTOS's don't often have schedules, but you can do locks or signals on shared memory. With that you can do "work pools", though I've only ever seen Cortex-M with dual cores.
> people in Chinese prisons who are there merely for being of a certain ethnicity.

That is an odd example to trot out, given the overwhelmingly greater number of black people held in US prisons for basically the same reason.

But the topic you keep trying to distract us from is the relative security of the US elite class, which has nothing to do with underclass in prison.