skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Parents have no time. Shouldn't people without children play a role as well? Especially given they have much more time.
i have been told, that the "push for omicron" is a conspiratorial way of china to distance itself from C19. now its omicron from africa instead of covid from china.
Lukewarm take: It's hard to isolate FB as a major determiner in kids well being when its rise (and controversy) coincides with declining economic opportunities and massive political instability. Was Facebook the reason I was depressed as a teenager, or was it that my single mom was visibly living paycheck to paycheck? Hard to say.
This article directly contradicts the conspiracy theory that redis_mlc implied:

> Yet Zhang denies reports in Western media that his laboratory suffered any prolonged closure, and instead says it was working furiously during the early days of the outbreak. “From late January to April, we screened more than 30,000 viral samples,” says Fan Wu, a researcher who assisted Zhang with the first SARS-CoV-2 sequencing.

Furthermore,

> And, in fact, Zhang insists he first uploaded the genome to the U.S. National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) on Jan. 5—an assertion corroborated by the submission date listed on the U.S government institution’s Genbank. “When we posted the genome on Jan. 5, the United States certainly knew about this virus,” he says.

So was Washington also in on this cover-up conspiracy...?
I don't agree with your conclusions about Web3, but if you have a vision for the future of the web, go for it - you may be right.

Most of the problems cropping up are due to insecure computer programs that run on a blockchain (aka Smart Contracts).

Centralized control whether VC's and money, or Goverments and regulations, skew the decentralized world into a framework that works for Profit or Fit a government model.

Cheers
Should you prefer the woman doctor?
It's so funny how they tried to patent indoor cultivation Cannabis has perfected indoor AG for years now. Its just now that other Ag industry's are waking up to it. Indoor cultivators know how to control every aspect of their environment. I'm confident a mushroom farmer could reproduce this.
If you can develop a robust system of testable explanations for the material reality of your dream world that hold consistently true where/when this is all happening then maybe your question would be useful.

There is complex physiology going on producing a consciousness (so it seems to me) that can be altered when that physiology is altered. We can see at least some of this physiology. Suggesting all that physiology in our world is actually happening in the dream world of some other being doesn't seem very interesting as it still leaves us here in the same material (as we can measure it) reality that science is... still pretty damn good at describing. So why even bring it up? If there's evidence that points us that way, cool, otherwise, Occam's razor seems better.
It's still a fallacy. As with most fallacies, it exist because it's a good enough rule of thumb to live our lives.
Network effects. As long as the other kids socialize on social media, not using social media becomes a drastic socialization penalty. The problem cannot be solved individually, only by collective action. Most parents must ban social media (and electronics in general) for their kids. Which indicates a need to pass laws to ban social media for minors. Bans and teens don't usually work as intended, we probably also need a wide campaign of stigmatization of said social media, akin to anti-smoking campaigns.
I'm curious why McKinsey-- because of the opioid scandal?
> "...isn't it an indication of bad design?"

No. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goto#Common_usage_patterns It's still used in systems programming contexts and in machine language, where there are no branching constructs other than conditional or unconditional jumps (i.e. "goto").
That effectively deals with the problem of your kids accessing screens right now, but you have no idea what the impact of denying access to "social" tech will have on them in the long term. Maybe it'll work out and they'll develop a healthy relationship with tech, or maybe they'll be traumatized by that denial and be far more susceptible to screen addiction in later life because there's no one there to regulate it for them and they haven't had the opportunity to learn how to self-regulate. There's no way to know. This stuff hasn't been around long enough to study it properly.
oh dang, so hmmm
On the contrary, a tilde is a shared cooperative space. A co-op pre-K, a community garden, a maker space.

A walled garden is designed by its owners to keep its users inside -- AOL, Myspace, Facebook.
In this case, "Dynamic" is likely referring to the fact that the robot is dynamic, not the company Boston Dynamics. In fact, Dynamics is literally just the study of forces and their effect on motion, so I feel like it would be a stretch for them to try and own a term used in every undergraduate mechanics class [1].

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamics_%28mechanics%29
What would a real Web3 look like? – Matt Baer
Unless you are actually trying to build an apparatus to measure entanglement, and then you get a much better sense of appreciation for the nature of your belief in something that is nearly impossible to conclusively demonstrate above the noise floor, and feels a lot more like prestidigitation and luck than it should.
Isn't the training done at FP32 and quantized aftweards?

Not that this would make this GPU more appealing. The FP32 performance isn't great either.

The memory bandwidth seems pretty good though.
Perhaps having a setup where it has a fallback on Cloudflare Tunnel when you detect you're under a DDOS attack. Could this not be feasible?
Related: Does anyone know of any studies that actually isolates social media as harmful to well being? Time spent on social media is a poor indicator given that it could be valuable escapism. Like any comparison of kids who have _no_ exposure to social media, but share otherwise identical socio-economic situations?
Absolutely, the "secret sauce" is in the tooling and workflows. Other OSs have great container tech underneath - illumos zones and FreeBSD jails - but without the ease of use and ease of moving around images, they're a lot less useful.
After a 20 year run the Annual Question blog stopped the following year

https://www.edge.org/annual-questions
Assuming every single OS process that has access to the NUMA segment is written in Rust and originates from exactly the same build, which is impossible to represent on the type system.
TLDR:

"Researchers with the Reproducibility Project: Cancer Biology aimed to replicate 193 experiments from 53 top cancer papers published from 2010 to 2012. But only a quarter of those experiments were able to be reproduced....

"What’s more, of the 50 experiments from 23 papers that were reproduced, effect sizes were, on average, 85 percent lower than those reported.... "

Whatever you call this, it's not 'top' science, it's not even science - no matter how much it cost.
many many have tried, and only a small few have succeeded, and last I checked, none were giving up any of the details about the growth medium or environment to anyone else.

this article is not working for me now, and I hope this is The Day where The Secrets are revealed. probably not, but one can hope.
This ALONE shows how BAD discovery is on TikTok. I dont understand your point other then TikTok has alot of sheep, very little content (that is not based on viral trends), and very bad recommendation engine.

ie. If <teen boy> show <teen girl with ass hanging out>
if <teen girl> show <teen boy with tattos and shirt off>

Netflix's recommendation engine is just as bad. It cant even work out that i watch a show all the time to put it to the front of my list. I type 2 letters into the search bar, and all it does it search alphabetically give me a stupid suggestion.
Yep, the divide is still there, I meant it's not quite so extreme. There are good people everywhere, but not having so much FAANG 4x comp vs .gov, maybe the alternative is contracting for 2x perm rate - it does make a difference.
I wouldn't bother -- I tracked reports of amateur cultivation for Laetiporus sulphureus in past years, and did not see much success. If there is any to be had, it's likely outdoor-only.
What about pulling in binary packages the first time you try to run them. Or pulling in shared library packages the first time an app tried to load them.
I am on the complete opposite side of this. I eat a fair amount of wild mushrooms and morels are the ones I enjoy most. My kids too. They pretty much don’t eat anything except morels. To me morels have all of the good mushroom flavour and texture without any of the bad parts.
You misunderstand. She is not a "Western propagandist", she is being cynically abused by them--like the authors of this article.

Many people in America have gone to jail for being radicalized and behaving erratically, from islamic extremists to Jan 6 rioters. It is statistically guaranteed that any large society to have small numbers of vulnerable, impressionable people & sociopaths who would abuse them for narrow personal or ideological gain.

Why do you think it is controversial that she deserves to be safe and healthy?
How to Design a Supersonic Jet Engine – The Tale of Jatayu
> A function per slot written inside the module that owns the symbols?

Yes, usually you define accessors/readers for the slots that you want to be available to others. An accessor is basically a function that can be used like a variable, but allows arbitrary code to run when getting/setting it (this is important to allow macros to be written without having to constantly worry about whether something is a function call or a variable). The `defclass` macro has an option to automatically generate accessors, readers or writers for the simple case (just directly reading/writing the slot), but you can also define more complex ones by hand.

You could of course also export the symbol to allow direct access to the slot, but accessors are the typical choice.
Am I missing something? This is a link to an article where a bunch of scientists and public intellectuals answer the question, and it provides all kinds of cool content, such as "impedance matching", and the notion that natural selection implies that our DNA can tell us about the environments our genetic ancestors lived in.

Instead of reading, reacting, or engaging with any of those ideas, people are just directly responding to the headline as though this is an ask HN thread. I'm not sure that that's what was intended here?

I would love to hear people talk about this "genetic book of the dead" idea. For instance, the terrifying drowning reflex that people have, there must have been scenarios in our evolutionary past where that happened often enough that this mutation came in handy, which is haunting to think about. I would love for this thread to be a discussion of the ideas presented in the article.
Farming indoors provides a host of benefits, like lack of pests and year-round cultivation.
The criticism of catering to early adopters and whales is a bit weird to me. How is this different than any project that receives funding? What's the ideal solution for this?

Personally, I'm curious to see a project like Mastodon or Peertube fund itself using a token. I don't think those projects will ever get any meaningful use aside a few nerds and outcasts that got booted off of Web2 properties. You'll probably get speculators in it purely for profit, but to me it sounds better than the alternatives.
> modern Mac OS and Linux desktop environments don't just match up to Windows, but surpass it in many respects.

What are these "toolings" that are missing in Windows? I have found the opposite to be true. On Macos I need an app to properly snap windows, another app to make my mouse scroll properly, another app to have per-app volume control, another app to do poorly substitute paint.exe. Windows has all that and more, built-in.
Do you mean besides Facebook’s own internal research that shows it’s harmful? It seems like their employees would know best, since they have access to the most data.

https://www.wsj.com/amp/articles/facebook-knows-instagram-is...
Hotline was awesome. In the mid to late 90s, it might have been my primary online activity besides AIM. I used to get all kinds of electronic music samples from various servers. It was a great way to discover random music as well.
Organic chemistry. Most of the stuff barely requires high school math to understand and is fundamental for health and nutrition are your responsibility to take care of, not your doctors'. As a corollary, macro nutrients.

How computer works from logic gates and up. (I think it was in the article under boolean logic) This one actually requires high school math to understand, but not that much. Knowledge is power and tech is everywhere in our life and society. Democracy as we know it can't continue to exist if the power is in the minds of a few technocrats.
It really is! But that is why we have track days. There really is no excuse for doing on a public road.
Databases, stateful part of services, have matured to have multi-region support. This isn't new either. Nobody's saying that its easy to have multi-region redundancy for stateful services. Its just something you need to have to prevent nasty single region outages affect your service. This is an excellent example where it would have been better to have degraded performance (higher latency) instead of complete unavailability and interruption in business.
How to Retrieve Deleted Files on Windows 11
I'm a bit late to the discussion but I like the way Bandcamp does discovery. They have a carousel that you can very easily listen to 20-30 songs in quick succession, and they have these curated blog posts where you can read and listen to the music on a topic.

I really get the feeling that the folks and Bandcamp are actually into music.

Everything else I've tried just seems to make it very hard to break out of the bubble they decided to put me in.
TBH, having worked in big companies, I don't really trust the quality of their research without really thinking through it myself -- is there a non-paywall version of that article that has specifics about what the data showed?

More direct to your question: Not necessarily anything more than their research, but something that details what specifically their research shows and what those research methods were?

FWIW: I did end up finding a nonpaywall version, and the research wasn't super reliable / great. They asked people specifically how instagram made them feel, which is subject to a lot of biases and not a solid objective indicator. I understand it may be the best we do, but that's not a great reason to trust it.
> ... and missing out on all of the experience, documentation, and tooling that are publicly available for Kubernetes, Docker, etc.

After working with Docker and Kubernetes for some years, i consider that a huge win. Heck, even a cgi-bin script hacked together in perl is better documented and more reliable!
Crypto lobbying is going ballistic
A late comment, but this sortakinda vaguely leans in the general direction you're describing: https://github.com/RedBalloonShenanigans/MonitorDarkly
Twist: All the kids already abandoned Facebook and Instagram.
>GCP was not a productization of their existing infrastructure

Neither was AWS.
Just found FairShake – carry for all referrals
Proportions in the solar system. Most people know that Moon:Sun diameters is 400, and so is distances to Moon and Sun from Earth. That's why it eclipses Sun so well. But hardly anyone knows that this kind of proportions are almost everywhere in the solar system.
Biden and Trump and KRudd and ScoMo are all Chinese puppets?
"Makes you a Rockstar C++ Programmer in 2 minutes" https://github.com/avinassh/rockstar
For me McKinsey is a company that consults governments and big corps at the same time and then influences government policy in favour of the corps.
Yes, I refused Facebook, recruiter asked why, I said the usual stuff about privacy, web beacons, personal profiling, etc. Recruiter wrote down "did not like the product".
I think it’s because it opens up the narrative part of our brains.

Why are stories powerful?

The material world is the facts. It could be intoxicated man driving his car dies crashing into telephone pole. If the other facts could be he had just finished robbing someone and being abusive to a woman and then got in his car, your mind tells a story about “justice”.

Maybe the facts were he was a gay man who just came out to his conservative parents and they disowned him and he got drunk and drove into the pole out of sorrow. The story becomes “injustice”, “tragedy”.

But justice, tragedy, injustice aren’t material things.
Psychedelics tend to set your mind on these things, and give meaning to what we’re just material facts. The meaning of them may or may not be true, but pondering on them and thinking about their meaning is sure to change your worldview (ie the root of meaning or how you “perceive” the world.)
At least in big tech cities it is in no way a ridiculous thing to say. I interviewed with about 20+ companies based in SF, NYC, Seattle and only one loop didn’t have leetcode equivalent steps
It was different when your typical application came on ten floppy disks. Not being able to use it on the next version of Windows might hinder the adoption of Windows.
https://lmgtfy.app/?q=instagram+harmful+teenage+girls
In a traditional internet style architecture, your Roomba and phone would both have globally routable addresses and could directly communicate - your local network would provide hosts with internet connectivity.
If you mean integrating the hardware stack to existing open-source software stacks, the yes, Nvidia has the clear advantage. What Nvidia has accomplished is not trivial but it’s not an impossible feat.
You sound like a nihilist. Do you Marx much too?
Every time web3 is mentioned, a sizeable portion of HackerNews goes into "old man shouting at clouds" mode and logic seems to go out the window.

Noone who has any interest in web3 is going to change their minds based on strawman sloganeering arguments like those presented in this article, and it's hard to imagine someone who is currently undecided being persuaded when the very first arguments presented are as weak as 1)"There are projects with this thing called 'quadratic voting' that I don't like" 2)"You don't need cryptocurrency to be decentralized" 3)"If it was good why would FB and Twitter allow it?"
Some drugs get cleared from your bloodstream by an enzyme grapefruit disables, so build up when you eat grapefruit. Others depend on that enzyme to be converted to their active form, so grapefruit keeps them inactive. Your pharmacist is probably better at identifying stuff like that than your doctor.

Once I was traveling, and left my meds behind. Eating grapefruit twice a day maintained drug levels in my bloodstream while I worked out an alternative supply. This is very uncertain business.

Lemon and lime also have the stuff grapefruit has. So, pigging out on lemon bars can be as dangerous as eating grapefruit, if it is.
It's more complex than that, but it's pretty much how the energy market works. Saying BTC only spends a special kind of sanctioned energy is magical thinking.

Why does BTC increase demand for green energy but not other kinds of energy? Or does it increase demand for all types of energy available in the grids in which it's generated?
I know a teacher that tried this. Daughter is struggling to be included in social circles with her peers and can't include themselves because online happenings and lingo have become apart of conversation and language. It's funny watching parents be surprised by things like cursing, saying "don't hang out with those kids". Not realizing that's all of them.

Like it or not YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and the internet in general has taken up the place of parenting and social interaction because parents are worked to death for the 1% and social media is designed the same way as casinos. They're designed to prey upon your instincts and are demonstrated to be quite effective at it. I wouldn't mind if tomorrow Facebook, Snapchat, Instagram, Reddit, etc, all disappeared overnight. Obviously government can't have the power to do that because they'll go after everything but that.
> she should be more polite about it

My motto has always been that I should be polite to any reasonable counterparts. I have dealt with CCP members before, a lot of them high officials. Those are reasonable people. I see no reason to not be polite.

But I did not suggest Zhang Zhan to be polite particularly. I suggest her keep her safe and healthy, such that she can educate the mass.

You can call this absurd, but your assessment would be more convincing if you can give the evidences.

One call Gahdi absurd, and see what he achieved...

> She brought this on herself for not accepting the terms of a made-up agreement

No, CCP put her in prison according to some law. She did hungry strike out of her own western influenced values.

To call this brought her onto her self, it's a misread. I never intended to depict that kind of image. I guess it was my English doing a disservice.

> she was not actually offered that's not actually mentioned in the article

I mean, this is pretty much the norm in china. Political issues are always solved with some back channel.

Zhang Zhan would refuse to accept such term. And she obviously decide to show her anger by hungry strike.

That's separate from the fact that the government can jail her on the ground of some dubious evidences and some previously enacted laws.

All in all, that's not to say one can blame herself for such suffering. That's not what I said, and not what I believe.

Well, it probably was my English doing me a disservice here again.

> This woman put her life on the line to do the whole world a service in a time of crisis

Not sure if you have watched her video.

Her video is about people and business suffering during the lockdown. Just like a lot of businesses are closed here in US, some random guy is going to post video about it. And showing great emotions about that. Viewers are moved and calling the lockdown inhuman violating human rights etc. Look, one even refuse the vaccine...

Is that a service to the world. Sure.

Is it extraordinary? I don't see that. I mean, it's a pandemic. Lockdown or not, no one knows how bad it would have been. And human history has no previous example of a large country like China can successfully extinguish a more than usual coronacirus before wide spreading.

She of course should not be jailed for posting videos. But to say she is some kind of Nobel character who did great benefit, is just plainly baseless.

> 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

You can find a lot of vlog type video on what's happened during lockdown. Nothing too terrible. Just like what we experienced last March or so...

You are writing a lot of haunting words without much evidences. Don't fall for the MSM propaganda... BBC's deliberate video editing has been ridiculed on YouTube constantly. One example: BBC PSed trees to grey in order to show a gloomy scene out of nowhere... https://youtu.be/eS8EceIa1MQ
One could argue that at least ExpressVPN is upfront about that in their ads.
You seem to work too many days per year or have shorter days.

With 220 work days and 16 wake hours I think you would lose less than 4 days.
Microsoft's win32 moat is looking more like an anchor.
I agree.

Most articles seems to be about VMS. I want to use cgroups and namespace to manange apps I use daily and that can be easily compromised.

Things like, neovim plugins, the terminal (kitty now edits the zshrc) etc.

I am aware of sandbox tools, like firejail. But wish there was more resources on how to manange local apps.
Impressive work!
Most authors, if not all, are from DeepMind Edmonton office.