skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Error bars to uncertainty of facts presented. Confidence.

Sometimes I think the bandwidth/delay product is insufficiently appreciated but I can't quite say why.

Db are widely misunderstood. And RMS. Without a reference, 2x bigger is meaningless. Likewise s/n ratio is misunderstood. Scale free can be OK, but usually not.

People need to know that cells don't have walls and are not bags of liquid. At the scale we're talking about lipid membranes, and van der waals forces inside a cell and the like are not well described by "wall" and "fluid"
"my boss" "my QA team" "my peers" "my partner"
From a Time.com article (1):

> Afterward, Zhang returned to Shanghai and prepared to travel to Beijing for more meetings. On the morning of Jan. 11, he was on the runway at Shanghai Hongqiao Airport when he received a phone call from a colleague, Professor Edward Holmes at the University of Sydney. A few minutes later, Zhang was strapped in for takeoff and still on the phone—then Holmes asked permission to release the genome publicly. “I asked Eddie to give me one minute to think,’” Zhang recalls. “Then I said ok.” For the next two hours, Zhang was cocooned from the world at 35,000 feet, but Holmes’ post on the website Virological.org sent shockwaves through the global scientific community.

1: https://time.com/5882918/zhang-yongzhen-interview-china-coro...
Truffles are an entirely different species.
Ultimately life is (mostly) electrochemistry, but the circumstances (such as nitrogen fixing bacterium) and other circumstances which happen within a field are notoriously difficult to synthesize in a laboratory setting.
Reviews are insanely more useful (provided they re genuine) ofc and any online service without review has to be used carefully, you're right !
** as the only available form of protest against her detention, arrest and conviction for the sharing of information from ground zero in the early days of what would become a global pandemic
So what do you have outside the module that allows you to get or set the value of a slot? A function per slot written inside the module that owns the symbols?

I know that in JavaScript ES6 you can define symbols that are private to the module which defines them which can effectively encapsulate data inside object-instances. That works best with an ES6 classes which have methods which are public but which can then access the data via those module-private symbols.
I'm tempted to make a list of other things that's been part of life for at least a billion years. Hunger is just one of them. Do you think it's unfair how we completely managed to eliminate it? We didn't "fight it" - we crushed it. We won. Hunger just isn't a thing anymore. Not even in Africa, for a decade or two.

Why is death special?
I have rejected recruitment attempts from Facebook, YikYak, and McKinsey on moral grounds. Would they have actually given me offers in the end? Who knows.

Mention it to the recruiter in a polite and constructive way. These companies will change if enough talent rejects them.
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> it's clear that something profoundly unsettling is going on under Xi's leadership

Yeah, for the corrupt politicians in Washington and Canberra.
The solution is to not perpetuate this web3 thing.

What problems does web3 attempt solve anyways? The internet is mostly decentralized already. Maybe the apps and services are localized walled gardens, but you can already vote not to participate in them w/o hashing anything.
If there is literature,two places to start would be pubmed ( pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov) and Google scholar. You may also search for communities where people with the disease hang out-- subreddits, forums, Facebook groups, etc-- and learn about lifestyle and common problems from them. If you know what it is, that just makes it a matter of figuring what type of info it is you desire, and optimizing your search for that. Scihub would also be a good place to look.

One way to easily find good research papers about it, is to go to the Wikipedia page and looking at the citations. They tend to cite the larger summaries, and they'll sometimes be available on pubmed-- if not you may need to look at scihub for the full text. That's a good introduction to the research paper side of information

One thing I've also heard is if your email the author on the research paper, they'll often send it to your for free. While distribution is through expensive journals, researchers can and often want to distribute them freely to intetested parties. Just another alley to search
How does it give Apple more leverage? What leverage do they have?
You don't believe in science, you do it.
That almost every news headline or report involving a "large number" is misleading, and can be deconstructed starting with the question "Is that actually a big number?"

This is the purpose of BBC Radio's "More or Less", which can also be found as a podcast.
Indoor is the key word.
> Reminds me of strategy games where feeding enough “science units” into opaque “research labs” unlocks branches of the technology tree.

Or Scully babbling on about "the science", referring to some MacGuffin or other during the later seasons of the X-Files.
The web is free, and the web is free to adopt or not adopt web3
maybe we just need some local travel agency, people can by something like travel of music
You cannot criticize a religion without upsetting all of the followers. Crypto has become a religion.
And when you need to look up the Typescript playground, it's probably best not to abbreviate typescript as "TS".
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That is not a metric.
Hi alphabettsy. I work in growth for Wing Assistant (https://getwingapp.com). We offer dedicated administrative/executive assistants on a full-time, 8hrs/day basis. They're not shared with any other client. Actually we are not alone, other VA companies like Magic and Belay too offer dedicated assistants.
because you don't need solutions to a problem that shouldn't be there in the first place... the only solution is "perhaps let's not do it?"
You are all over the place sorry.
I support this headline. It's the one in my heart. But that said, it isn't the one fortune ran with.
Which relays are guard relays is public knowledge (by necessity, it's how clients know which hops to select). If you operate a middle relay, and you see traffic coming from a relay not known to be a guard, you know it's from a non-standard Tor config, since you should only see circuits being built through guards (ignoring onion service traffic, which is small enough that we can do so in the limit). If you mean "get your relay listed as a guard, but don't accept traffic from anyone else", 1. you're going to lose your guard flag pretty quickly trying that, and 2. you ultimately have the same problem, since the adversarial middle will see that this guard is relaying suspiciously little traffic (relays only get flagged by auths as guards if they can handle above a certain amount of traffic, since they are designed to change infrequently, so a bad one will give you a bad Tor experience for a long time).
I do love a good pedantic correction, thank you :-)
If the web if kept free then there are other groups of companies or "communities" that are profiting off your data.In no way has server costs ever been free.
Plus ça change.
It's finals season, so all the students taking online exams on Canvas had a fun day.
Because it's in the article? And you can certainly find out all about it elsewhere on the internet?

What are you insinuating as the alternative, by the way? She's doing it for kicks?
For the sanguine part it's really more "more sanguine than where I come from". I come from the North of France and have seen some mediterranean populations... Chinese people in HK top them in term of quickness of aggressivity, violence ramp up, frequency of verbal assault etc. It really feel like the fisherman village it was because the english invasion and I married one so I see how family dynamics are also, provided my wife is representative (poor family).

You can say all you want but when an angry man discovered his gf cheated on him during a vacation in Taiwan, murdered her, went back to HK, triggered an extradition debate with Taiwan, made the other side of the border angry in turn (how dare we isolate Taiwan as a jurisdiction, it's China all the same, they say between expletives), triggering a discussion of extradition to the mainland, making this side of the border angry in turn, triggering big protests, making the police angry in turn etc etc, you wonder: if anger was less prominent in everyone's reaction could they simply compromise ?

Someone lost a daughter in all this, and the murderer is free to roam the streets in HK, so what was the meaning of all that angry jazz...
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Servers are cheap and computers are fast. This site appears to be hosted on Neocities: a platform with a generous free tier that doesn't profit off user data.
To be honest, I'm don't know much about philosophy of the mind. From the very little I've read right know, probably my current view is closer to cosmopsychism, maybe?

This is what I just read: "but the difference is that for the analytic idealist the universal mind is a reality which underlies the physical world, whereas for the cosmopsychist the universal mind is the physical universe."
Yep, started in ‘96 or ‘97. There are layouts that might be marginally better, but Dvorak hits a sweet spot by being ubiquitous and extremely good.
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It seems really odd to lambast the 'claims of web3' and then link to a project with far great ambiguity in how it intends to 'make a better, free, decentralized internet'. Indeed, even the authors have to write a dripping apology justifying why they are reliant on Discord, a highly centralized chat service.
That is, the tragedy of the commons[1].

The individual precedes the community, and results tend to wobble around a Pareto Optimal[2] 80/20 solution.

The ones to keep an eye on are those preaching some idealistic ultimate answer this side of ${APOCALYPTIC_EVENT}.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tragedy_of_the_commons

[2] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareto_efficiency
If your site goes down while everyone else's goes down, it's weirdly forgivable.

And being the only one up doesn't win as many market cred points and you'd think.
Not OP, but I dabbled in shroom microdosing for a month years ago. One effect I noticed was the resurfacing of long forgotten mental notes/tasks which not only were bubbling up to the surface, but also became impossible to ignore, forcing them to take priority and get done, for better or worse.
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It's because we didn't have Supabase Auth when we started. We're migrating now: https://github.com/supabase/supabase/pull/4339
Why would they do that though? As long as I have internet I don't need roads.
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Yeah, the whole "she should be more polite about it, and really she brought this on herself for not accepting the terms of a made-up agreement she was not actually offered that's not actually mentioned in the article" thing is pretty absurd/transparent.

This woman put her life on the line to do the whole world a service in a time of crisis. Her situation now reflects nothing more than the umbrage her government has taken with information getting out to the rest of the world about what was really happening in Wuhan. Full stop.
If I buy a house I don't have to worry about housing costs.
This guy is a well known professor with an acerbic wit. He got some flack for his tweets last year from his university and has only recently returned. My nephew had him for a class and said he was one of the single best teachers that he'd ever had.
Somehow accumulating dollars - is a sort of investment. Don't you think so. It's simply a more reliable kind of investment.
Ok, I may have put it in annoying tone, will try better next time.

As for buildings on slopes. Swedes and Finns enjoy rocky ground, to which bulidings stick perfectly, and they make all the nice things I mentioned. Here's an example: a mall & offices complex, the elevation difference is 5 m (15 ft): https://www.google.com/maps/@60.1687254,24.9389851,295m/data...

If there's rock under the ground, you bore and put the building on pillars. It won't matter if the surface around the buliding is flat or not.

If you have to build on a sedimentary (sandy) slope then a retaining wall won't fix this at all. You'll need many long piles to hold it to the ground by friction. Retaining wall -- no matter which end of the constuction site -- would have to be a huge and heavy structure to hold to the ground, otherwise it'll be slipping couple of cm/inches per year, which is enough to cause problems.

Even if you level the site on a slope and sedimentary ground, a building will still need long frictional piles to be stable.
Check my provided screenshots. It broke our build.
Never heard this either, though it is plausible - I believe Australia was the first to sequence outside of China, and had extremely low cases reported at the time.

This article mentions the Chinese lab released images of the sequence which is what assisted the Australian lab in reproduction[1], maybe those images is what they are referring to?

[1] https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-01-29/wuhan-coronavirus-cre...
The article was unfortunately all over the place for me, I got little out of it.
>and their politics effect you in ways they don’t people living hundreds of miles away

They don't effect me very much because the government mainly effects the real world and not the internet world.
I posted this because I ride an eScooter work every day and love it. The article focused on the rental market and teething problems. I'd be interested to hear from anybody else who has tried an eScooter and considered one for their daily commute.
Having worked at Lockheed on the engineering side of Hubble for four summers as an intern during undergrad, the idea of the telescope reaching its end of life makes me deeply sad.
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Does Python's asyncio has a scalability issue?
People are losing their minds over this. Barely anything web3 has even been built yet. Perhaps it never will. Still, the idea that young people want to do things differently is so terrifying to these geocity boomers that they must churn out pamphlets like their life depends on it. Embarassing.
Time is one thing. Going fast is also just plain fun.
FP64 is very relevant for the kind of physics simulations that supercomputers are often built for. However the software stack is as well, and there I agree - it’s AMD’s main weak point.
> I always thought it funny that Musk saw this as some sort of 4D chess move and not a tacit admission that his company's products/behavior suck so much, he had to effectively nail a "No comment" placard on the front door.

That's one way of looking at it; another is that he's avoiding the spin and dishonest misleading nature of today's media. He doesn't have to deal with that BS and he probably feels a lot less stress because of it.

> You know what would be awesome? Say negative PR about Tesla comes up, and someone from Tesla calls/emails/tweets a reporter to provide a statement...the reporter ignores them, or tells them to go pound sand, because given Tesla does not have a communications or public relations department, someone from Tesla couldn't possibly be contacting them in an official capacity to provide an authorized statement.

Except Musk has plenty, plenty of reach thanks to his Twitter and other social media accounts, and in most peoples' eyes even though he has been misleading about the whole self-driving thing, hearing a statement directly from the horse's mouth most likely carries more legitimacy in their eyes than hearing it through the media. [0]

[0]: https://news.gallup.com/poll/355526/americans-trust-media-di...
There's a lot of pitfalls. You have to diligent about stuff like making sure you're using region-specific endpoints like sts.us-west-2.amazonaws.com instead of sts.amazonaws.com. And some services, like Route53 and Cloudfront have built-in dependencies on us-east-1. There's also internal dependencies that are sometimes not obvious until an outage occurs.

Though, as you say, none of that's a great excuse for Amazon itself. I know Alexa devices, Ring Devices, Prime Video, imdb.com, etc, also all had issues in the first hours of this outage.
Kotlin has been a godsend when it comes to breaking free of Java dogmatic thinking. The effort to write good functional code is so much less. That's not to say that classes are useless. I try to limit class usage to data structures that do no more than:

- Store data

- Simple convenience functions that tell me about its state

- Side-effect-free mutations (or data massaging) that have no external dependencies other than function params

- Simple validation, if there are no external dependencies

Everything else goes in a service/function.
No but it’s their original mission statement, which is similar to that of the Mundaneum, and Google has failed at it.
2nd law of thermodynamics. IMO it applies to virtual systems.

A big misconception about software among laypeople is it doesn’t need maintenance. It’s just not true.

Even the best of them need maintenance and up gradation for the simple reason that the environment in which operates is continuously changing.
I see, thank you for the explanation.
Why are those mutually exclusive? Ethical grandstanding can be a method to motivate change. To me it seems like a stronger argument than economics as those incentives are all currently pushing in the opposite direction.
I thought it was a useful label to describe a set of people who would make an effort not to settle for supernatural explanations
What is wrong with the cell wall idea. Yes it is a lipid double layer, but it seems to separate the inside and outside quite well (you need all those channels to get stuff in)
Can they be solved? How would you suggest to solve early adopters / whale issue?

In crypto you're represented by pair of keys and by design anyone can have as many pairs of keys as they want. And to fix it you'll have to compromise on decentralisation and / or privacy.

For now almost every single crypto project including majority of legit ones is some sort of pyramid scheme.
The kinesis outage in 2020 and the S3 outage in 2017 didn't change much. Both as bad or worse than today.
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Generally giving the recruiter your opinion of the company will not do much. But if they keep hearing the same reason from many different candidates, to the point where it is affecting hiring, they might react in some way. If you're not taking the job anyway, you don't have to worry about their opinion of you. But be polite and professional in your criticism.
It's interesting how a multibillion company can make a simple editor a little worse, while a single guy with a few contributors can make something so useful (Notepad++).

Of course it's important with backwards compatibility but.. is it worth the cost?
I followed Matthew over from project honeypot and they sent me a T-shirt for being one of the first 100 users on cloudflare. I’m sure if I wanted I’d have gotten more help. Thing is, you’re right, I’m a paying customer and even though Pages is a beta product waiting two months for an intelligent response for a documented issue seems extreme. Fortunately a more mature product exists on Netlify. I just pay them for services.
If you are operating a small website, sure. Most business aren’t. How does Neocities earn money if no one is footing the bill? Free tiers are a marketing strategy, not a business model.
The joke here is that this is a straw man of the top comments and equally warrants a reductio ad Hitlerum (well done if this is intentional)
It'll be implemented for cloud servers as well in the near future according to the official post on the forum.

> In addition to the continuous optimization of this solution, we are also already working on being able to offer cloud servers optionally with IPv6 only. Here we still ask you for a little patience!

https://forum.hetzner.com/index.php?thread/28691-ipv6-only-f...
If we really want a decentralized internet, the right ISP needs to come along and strike the right balance between allowing ingress traffic and pricing. If everyone could run a website from their homes without worrying about DDNS then things would be much easier -- buy a <$25 SBC, buy a domain name, and you're off to the races on the "small" internet -- if you ever need more then pick what you want.

We don't need blockchain for this.
The SF is the standard deviation. The dependent group was spending 5.5 hours a day.

Though I probably spend over 24 glowing rectangles-hours per day, soooo…

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Done. You are now looped in. Thanks.
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I'm not completely convinced that these four categories are The Categories – but the general idea is absolutely what I mean. Thanks for the reference!
I would wager she was a vulnerable person (just watch her videos, they're still up) who made some poor choices was preyed on by Western propagandists who encouraged her to snowball her plight and garner media attention. Probably fed her lies that she would become an international symbol of oppression like Anne Frank.

Unfortunately for her handlers, such narratives have been overplayed and attention is a scarce resource nowadays.

Needless to day, I hope she ends up safe and healthy through this ordeal and isn't driven to suicide for worthless ideological points.
Isn't that basically the PHP model? Which isn't to say it's bad, I remember it as quite exhaustive: https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.strptime.php
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In a way it was awful. It was sort of like anti-agile. There was absolutely no dialog between the devs and the customer. If the requirements said the throttle had to be on the touchscreen (to use an example from another comment), that's what we did, even if we strongly suspected this was a really bad idea. I was too far down the food chain to know where these requirements came from, it was like they were handed down to Moses on stone tablets.

How fast could we develop? In addition to the requirements, we were also handed a schedule (a PERT chart, if anyone still knows what that is). It was laughably padded. Padded so much that it would have been impossible to fall behind schedule. I almost always finished my work for the day before lunch. Sometimes I would then go for a three martini lunch with the sales guys, or spend the afternoon in the library or flying the F-14 simulator. Sometimes I would spend the afternoon working on tools to make debugging easier. It was a fun job, but ultimately unsatisfying and I left after two years.
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