skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thanks for the write-up! The "empathize with the model" line is great. :)

I think the problem is really that people (in ML especially) come up with solutions before they've properly framed the problem that the solution is trying to solve. We should be finding solutions to actual problems, observed by looking at the data and past model performance on that data.

And once we've got a good problem, there's usually more than one way to address it. Your initial 'good idea' is typically just one, and often not the easiest to implement or evaluate.

So, when faced with an observable problem, I formulate a number of possible causes (hypotheses), and then list two or three ways that I might solve the problem if that hypothesis is correct. I then pick the /simplest/ solution for each hypothesis, implement them, and see how each one does. Some will have more effect than others; this helps update my prior on which hypothesis might really be driving the problem, at which point I might consider revisting some of the more complicated solutions. Assuming it hasn't already been fixed!
Plagiarism is certainly bad, but there is something strange about blowing the whistle this hard on a lowly graduate student. There is something pathological about whoever made this website, and shared this link.
Dogra Magra is a tough one, it is known to be hard to get through even for native speakers. From what I've heard (I have not attempted to read it), it's both dense in information, but very sparse in progression, so it's can be simultaneously boring to read while being extremely confusing, even famous mystery writers like Edogawa Ranpo and Yokomizo Seishi have commented that they were confused and didn't understand the story (they mean it in a good way, I think).

I've polled the 3 Japanese colleagues in my team and none of them have finished it, so I doubt it's something a lone translator would be able to tackle without spending years on it. The blogspot translator probably got into it and hit wall once the story starts going. That said, it sounds like a fun team project if someone were to organize it and keep everybody on track for at least a few months.
My suggestions were in stablecoins. It’s dollars like notes debt and database records. Gemini is the regulated, New York based cryptocurrency exchange run by the Winklevoss twins. I just personally consider it to be the most reputable exchange, closer to Wall Street than the Wild West, so to speak.
You are describing a concept known as alienation in leftist discourse.

> Although the worker is an autonomous, self-realized human being, as an economic entity this worker is directed to goals and diverted to activities that are dictated by the bourgeoisie—who own the means of production—in order to extract from the worker the maximum amount of surplus value in the course of business competition among industrialists.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marx%27s_theory_of_alienation
The Pragmatic Programmer, is a book that's pretty popular and the one I would recommend.

Also,
https://wiki.c2.com/
which is not a book, but lots of software related stuff are present.
Is it possible to write a program that connects to an HTTPS server and archives content, but it keeps track of the session keys and the encrypted data coming from the server, and then records all that session traffic in a file. Replaying the file will allow anyone to observe that the data truly did come from that specific server, because it's signed with the cert for that server.

In other words, is it possible to get any HTTPS website to give you what is essentially a digitally signed copy of content you want to prove originated with that site? And is it true that that digital signature is easily verified to belong to the original website?
It's very kind of you not to care about hurting other people.

Why would you care about offending some people but not others? Or, are you opposed to censoring any form of racism?
Start a company, set yourself as COO, Board Chairman, majority shareholder, etc...but with a minimum wage salary. Set your wife as the CEO. Pop out 4 kids. Pay her an 8 figure salary.

Your wife can be a full-time mom and print money at the same time, with no practical change in gender roles.
If you ever want a motor that can do any high torque job for <$5 go to an autowreckers and try a windscreen wiper motor. They are amazing.

You should already have in mind the performance of these super cheap motors. Think of the torque of a the top of the wiper encountering newly fallen snow/torrential rain/leaves that they commonly have to overcome. They internally have metal gears, are high speed and are designed to be maintenance free.

I've used them for automatic farm gate openers, wire spoolers (spinning out 2 ton spools of fencing wire with no further gearing, just a good flat bearing holding it) and a bunch of other contraptions over the years.
I imagine these pharmacies will use inconspicuous packaging when shipping to states that are known to be problematic. Short of opening and checking every single piece of mail, I doubt there’s much they can do.
reddit will ipo soon, which is why this is frontpaged now, i presume. folks expect the api to soon become much more restrictive. other mirror projects don't have the ideology or reputation of archiveteam.
The issue as well, I think, is that prior to them leaving a lot of the programming enthusiasts are actually undergraduates, who might as well be vermin as far as some faculty are concerned so there is almost no spreading of information. I remember getting told off for saying tuple "instead of table" which was depressing.
But the ~8% on GUSD is not insured right?
Yes, exactly so!

Also, we have already been able to find "magic drugs" for mice, worms, fruit flies, yeast, and other organisms. Currently Celine Halioua's Loyal and Matt Kaeberleine's lab are working on doing the same for dogs - a huge step toward doing the same in even larger mammals, humans.

Finally, saying the drug doesn't exist in concept form simply reveals complete ignorance of the field of aging research. In fact we have an embarrassment of riches! There are multiple competing paradigms, which each suggest a similar but different mix of therapeutic modalities.

We have David Sinclair's paradigm of information loss via analog epigenetic decay, Blagosklonny's paradigm of programmed aging, DNA loss approaches, the very exciting idea of senolytics, partial reprogramming (a hot one), and others.

You might read Jose Luis Ricon, or Laura Deming, for a quick overview of the subject.

I think we will see the first drug approved specifically to treat aging by 2030 or 2035. Considering how long the current stable of candidates will take to wend their way through the pipeline, that's a pretty optimistic prediction. It will not be a one-and-done deal, but something that will make a difference.
What I meant by that is that the risk of one company that is a component of one of the ETFs taking a major nosedive (let's say, Facebook) is somewhat mitigated by the existence of many other companies in the same ETF, and that the portfolio is divided between a number of different ETFs.

PNQI ETF holdings: https://www.invesco.com/us/financial-products/etfs/holdings?...

As compared to what I was originally looking at doing by putting the bulk of the money into individual stocks, rather than ETFs, though I did also do some of that, with Netflix.
Tiger’s 9 iron is 46 degrees iirc. Modern day pitching wedge is 43-44.

Having said that, tiger can hit his 9 iron 180 if he wants.
With a warrant, probably?

That's not why the postal service is federal though. Establishing a postal system is a power given to congress in the U.S. Constitution. "To establish Post Offices and post Roads;" Actually having a postal system run by the government was something that predates the U.S. constitution.
A good programmer is always lazy. - Ancient Wisdom circa 1980
flagged wtf is this doing here
Honest question: who is this person and why is it on HN?
In part because what is engaging about it is not vested wholly in its aesthetic value. This, of course, does not necessarily preclude a work from being considered art. I think my refusal to consider games of this nature, or indeed games of any sort, as art comes down to the medium. Literature extends literature in a transcendent manner, putting like into a like medium that is wholly expressive and formally complete, whereas games of fantasy enrobe themselves in the trappings of purely aesthetic mediums; but the medium of games leaves room for gaps in its progenitor’s sublimer forms. This is only one man’s opinion though, I concede.
Graph data structures are almost always better represented as some sort of array, with indices for links, than as loose objects on the heap connected with pointers. (This is true in any language except Lisp.) Often the links should themselves be entries in another array, and not just indices, because in the real world you probably want to be able to annotate the links, too. Sometimes only the links.

Heap-allocated graph nodes are really only for CS classes.

At the opposite extremum, use an NxN bit map, with a 1 at a[n,m] to indicate a link between n and m. Or a regular NxN array, with a value V indicating a weight between n and m. Again, no pointers.
Sounds like their disk was very fragmented. Especially at 4:48
Safari iOS note: selected checkbox and option appears as asterisk, which is odd.

Anyway, very nice theme. I think XKCD should use it!
I didn't mean to imply that the clone vendors were breaking a law by using FTDI's VID. As far as I know you are correct that they were not.
I'd buy 6000 Avax with anticipation of steady price appreciation and delegate them for about 10% annually. With your software skills you could also without undue effort run a validator instead and gain a trivial amount more but also capture the occasional airdrop.
Some distros package browser extensions, so you can install them via your regular package manager. For example arch packages firefox-extension-passff (I haven't personally used it though)
Love seeing a CTO chime in explaining the nuance of this discussion while individual contributors act appalled.

Personally, and this is indicative of my contributions, I believe we work in waves, having periods of high and low productivity.

My current organization pays for both my median level of productivity and deep project knowledge. I wish my contributions could be boiled down to 5-10 hours each week, but alas, I’m more of a 25 hour performer.
Also Rust, which said to be competitor for C/C++ in terms of speed and safety.
he would have to move to a state where that’s legal
Nah I've talked to like 4 guys IRL who ended up with bitch tits to varying degrees and the big variable was the soy. They heard that vegetarian was healthy and wanted to try and it's one of the highest protein per calorie vegetarian foods thats cheap. I knew all pretty well and am pretty sure none of them was on gear so not that. Soy is probably fine in small doses but as a major protein source I don't trust it and am not gonna play guinea pig with my health to satisfy somebody's climate policy. Again, it's a good bit worse than chicken breast, lean ground beef, fish etc. in protein per calorie. There's no "bro-band" bullshit the macros are just worse. Plus I don't much like the taste. Smell is also weirdly off putting.

Im good with bugs if there's something a bit higher protein than crickets for replacing protein powder but the macros just aren't that good. Mostly I just want the feds Klaus Schwab and the UN to stay the hell out of my kitchen.
I would tend to agree with your claim "the latter statement, though, seems much more reasonable of an assumption", but that does not give any particular reason to think that minds are examples of such phenomena.
For a vague and sparse post such as this I’d rather do that smh thing at OP and not the commenters.
Buy a portfolio of dividend-paying stocks with highly secure underlying businesses such as public utilities.

Hold on to a stock as long as the underlying business is still secure.

Trade out of a stock only if there is a more secure one with more dividends to trade into.

If market prices allow the dividends from your $600K portfolio to exceed your living expenses, then no more work for money.
The normals?

Come on guys. Plenty of software devs are actually working during the day.

What are you guys doing if you're not working? Reading articles? Playing Halo?
If you put it in an index mutual fund and ignore it for 10 years, you can possibly retire on it. Leave it in for 20 years and you can retire comfortably. In the meantime, you really only need to worry about not spending it. Even if there is a big recession, over the 20+ year time frame you’ll still be fine

Isn’t it great? If you grow up extremely poor, you have to work your whole life, especially since you can’t afford school at first. But if you just have money, you just need to not spend it and you’ll be a multi millionaire. Capitalism at work
I’d argue a lot of the ugliness of this is a product of the basic syntax of genetics in go.

The syntax in other languages with generics (C#, Swift, Java, and even c++) for this construct is easy to read. And obviously there’s always Haskell where you often don’t need explicit type annotations at all :D
Ask HN: What are the some ways and resources to learn web-dev for a back end dev
So your perspective is that this drug should remain unavailable "for the safety of the women"? Oh jeezy Petes...
Why do programmers seem to love the preposition 'against'? 'On' would have been fine
you often do you code these days?
I can't imagine placing the push handle at the gazing-down-the-barrel end of this contraption without constant background anxiety about losing an eye or a few teeth.

Maybe it's an intentionally motivating reminder to get to work on the autonomous caddy feature?
How would this compare to loading a sqlite database into memory and performing queries with it?
Yeah, this app improved my entire life.
Cool, now i can create that linux partition!
Please don't take HN threads into flamewar. It's not what this site is for, and it destroys what it is for.
I use Windows (10) and MacOS and I like the Mac way better. How often do I need to click on the wifi and volume icons? Hardly ever. Might as well merge them into one menu.
It varied by plan. The newest unlimited plans have it included at all levels, until recently the shared family plans (I think) had it as an add-on. I don’t remember the details, only that my son was on a different et plan than my wife for a while (but within 2-3 years) because he needed tethering for work (we’re all on same account).
Please don't post unsubstantive comments on divisive topics. That's against the site guidelines because it leads to flamewars.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
I'm aware of AT and the work they do. Its a great initiative.

I'm just saying that other projects like https://pushshift.io/ have been capturing all reddit posts and comments for years now.
There are good companies out there, trust me. Have you tried getting a professional to look at your CV and see what can be improved? If you feel that you lack certain skills, do you have a plan to address the skill gap?
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> Apple doesn’t even let you use alternate browsers

Are you sure that's true? When I was using my MacBook a year ago, I used Chrome with no problems. Set as default and never had to look at Safari again.

One of the points I've made against Microsoft doing this is not even control freak Apple goes this far.
Definitely not just you, when I first saw a link I was looking for the Aliens reference and was slightly confused
> does

Makes you wonder...

https://askubuntu.com/questions/1258371/oom-killer-never-run...
Ehm... exactly. Dyson is no different. Plenty of them get exactly the same sort of vilification for similar actions.
If you do need help, I hope you get it.

I have been having success with narrative conversational therapy.

At my best, especially on projects I care about, I’m a high performer. At my worst, I’m slow and mediocre. In the end, most of us are simply average.
Defi llama dot com is a leaderboard for TVL or total value locked across multiple chains — analogous to Assets Under Management. Take a look at some of the larger projects and most LP sites are code forks of other large projects. They often have stats or info pages that display LP pool balances, tx per day, profitability etc. I think barring a catastrophic bug in the now very tested LP code, stablecoin LP — and eventually Forex stablecoin LP will be the biggest banking revolution in the 2020s.
$600,000 doesn't get you "a few apartments in capital cities in Europe"
>The benchmarks speak volumes of dishonesty.

Not really. They are designed to showcase a common use case across multiple technologies.

The beauty of this benchmark is that there is a hardware limit included so that it forces you to create novel solutions to perform well.

>Note also that Julia would be number 1 in almost all of those benchmarks if you were to rank by speed of second run (as expected...). It's funny because once you notice it those benchmarks are basically an ad for Julia.

Not sure where you're getting that but even on second run Julia doesn't really compete with DT/Polars
> I don't understand why they insist on calling it Star Trek when it's nothing like the show.

Here are some of the elements off the top of my head

1. Takes place in the same universe

2. The characters belong to Starfleet

3. Spock

4. Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry

5. *spoiler* Cardassian Federation President in Season 4

6. Trills

7. Warp drives

8. Replicators

9. Romulans merging with Vulcans to reunify

10. Synthetic humanoid modeled after Data, Lore, etc.

11. New stuff like Tardigrades

12. Mirror universe

13. Unified earth

14. Klingons

15. Ferengi

I mean, I get it, original Star Trek is super campy, but like all the ST since ST:TOS, ST:D is inclusive, prioritizes working together to solve monumental challenges, and breaks cultural barriers many people don't even realize exist unless they are marginalized.

And damn, they got amazing Tardigrades. Such a cool run at the concept. I really enjoy the show for what it is, not to satisfy some deep longing for legacy Star Trek. Picard satisfies the legacy urges nicely.
> Are we still talking about Pelosi? She’s not a Senator

We’re talking about the suggestion “if every Senator were elected for 15 years...

Which, yes, was an odd suggestion in this thread for the reason you point out, sure.
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First, please don't be an asshole and/or be snarky on HN. We don't want that here. (See https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html.)

Second, "Please respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says, not a weaker one that's easier to criticize. Assume good faith." (also in https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html)

Third, punishing users for discussing something work-related is one of the worst things you can do to damage this place. We want knowledgeable comments, and for most people, our work is what we know the most about. Disincentivizing that is a losing proposition (https://hn.algolia.com/?query=disincent%20by:dang&dateRange=...) so please don't.
I'm not overly productive. The only thing that you do that I don't do is try to hide it. I'm fine with it I guess.

I actually want to work harder, but working with a team, there's a lot of syncing, waiting, accounting, bookkeeping, whatever.
Uh.. Do you know that NSO group is widely suspected in helping authoritarian governments to target journalists?
This is awesome! Gonna pick it up as soon as I'm on my laptop :)
Good programmers by definition are lazy - Ancient wisdom circa 1980
Is there a Windows 95 version?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dc_SDyLYq3U
The problem is cmd-tab brings everything up. For example, if you have a terminal window and a browser window next to each other that you're flipping between, but there's a browser window under the terminal window, cmd-tab will obscure the terminal.
I'm not upper management. Most upper management gets paid way too much for the value they bring.

But, when you have the opportunity to work under an excellent CEO or CTO you will learn that they do bring 10x or even 100x the value you bring to the team.
The problem is when you are trying to verify the data down the line the original certificate (up to and including the root cert or even the authority itself) will have expired, so it won’t be possible to trust it.
If you are worried about big meat than surely you acknowledge there is at least as big an agenda of shoving soy and bugs down people's throats. Democrats, UN, WEF, lots of NGOs all have thrown their weight hard behind it. What makes you think "science" against meat is any less pressured?
I absolutely hate having to do a daily stand up. I'll have my tickets done by the end of sprint, just not before that though.
> I've wondered if it's not a ploy by cloud vendors and the ecosystem around them to increase peoples' cloud bills. Not only do you end up using many times more CPU but you end up transferring a lot of data between availability zones, and many clouds bill for that.

Disagree. I'd argue that microservices are inherently more cost effective to scale. By breaking up your services you can deploy them in arbitrary ways, essentially bin packing N microservices onto K instances.

When your data volume is light you reduce K and repack your N services.

Because your services are broken apart they're easier to move around and you have more fine grained scaling.

> further increasing lock-in to the managed cloud paradigm if not to individual clouds.

Also disagree. We use Nomad and it's not hard to imagine how we would move to another cloud.
OMG, +2 for this bootcamp. I think the above comment about shroomwater in a camelback applies here.
I stared at that for like an hour straight as a kid.
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Seeing from US East Coast.

Edit: Status page updated: https://status.slack.com/2021-12/7e48573b25cc9abe

Edit: Resolved.
Which is why in Japan, you take a (quick, purposeful) shower and then get in the bath. Those baths are exceptionally pleasant.
What is money? What is the role of the state in the value of currencies? What is the average life of fiat currencies? https://wtfhappenedin1971.com/
I'm curious to know how different the work feels on your new systems/kernel team than when you were working on the full stack REST stuff. Of course, the subject matter is different, but does the work feel different? Like more rigorous, interesting, meaningful, clever, etc? Does it challenge you more? Do you feel like you're more able to explore your full potential on the new team?

I'm quite curious how different it is.