skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My understanding is "yes" and that's coming from someone who has come from depression and a few other mental ailments.

Quite often I get told that my experience and what I have witnessed from my friends and family going through similar change of life situations, is that it's all anecdote.

We must simply wait until enough scientific studies that test "primal methods" such as dopamine management, exercise, etc, come out to support this theory.

Until then, trust the science and buy whatever new pill or method that will solve it.

As for me and my friends however, we have our cure, and we try to motivate others around us with mediocre success. (Who are you to question the ways of science? Dr says to take pills and I can keep eating my junk food..)
Markets are also created and sustained by governments.
The micromanagement is the bigger problem.
I am still curious.

As a FB software engineer you can probably work at any company you want to, so one must assume you want to work at Meta. And why is this?

Serious question here, please respond.
I tend to drink caffeine with I need to recruit mental energy. I find I don't get compulsive cravings to drink coffee and I can drink a single cup of coffee and be fine for the entire day. If anyone knows why this is, I'm all ears, I'm honestly shocked.
> proof of ownership,

Ask for a reciept. An NFT is not selling "proof of ownership", its selling you a product

> transfer of ownership,

The so called "gullible buyers" would not be buyers without this process occurring. An NFT is not selling "transfer of ownership", the transfer is the process itself. It consists of a seller (aka crypto fan), a buyer (aka gullible buyers) and a product (the NFT). The product is what is being being transferred, so how can what is being transferred also facilitate the transfer of ownership?

> enforcement of ownership,

Again, ask for a reciept. If someone robs you, sue them or call the police. That "enforcement of ownership" you seek is a separate product.

> decentralization,

How much more decentralized do you want a jpeg on the internet to be, really?

> universal standards and so on

What universal standards exactly?
Saddest thought of the day.
Python and myNotifier API = Notifications to your phone
>then possibly combine search results with keyword based search (say BM25) to >improve accuracy etc. I am still waiting to see an end-to-end API doing all this
>

Vespa.ai supports combining dense vector search with keyword search and ranking, see https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1vWKhSvFH-4MFcs4aNa9C...

There is also a Vespa sample application (open source, Apache 2) demonstrating multiple different retrieval and ranking strategies over at https://github.com/vespa-engine/sample-apps/blob/master/msma...
I wonder if covid itself can be integrated into the human genome, and what the relative probabilities of this happening are.
> > gold is about the same price in nominal terms that it was ten years ago
> Wouldn't that indicate it working as an inflation hedge?

No, you want it to hold value in real terms.
Just because driving a car isn’t risk free doesn’t mean you outlaw cars. You take the sensible precautions that are available and accept that a life worth living involves a certain amount of risk.
> unnecessarily pointing out places of interest

I have never experienced this in Romania. But if the proprietary clouds give you trouble, try OsmAnd, which uses OpenStreetMap: https://osmand.net/

It is also available on F-Droid: https://f-droid.org/en/packages/net.osmand.plus/
It's a very similar idea. But you could imagine that your brain would be mentally fatigued if you want from chocolate, to video games, to jerking off, to having a cigarette. Etc.

It's a buzzword to get the point across,
I don’t get complaints like this, my Reddit front page looks fine. Are people subscribing to crappy subreddits and then getting mad at the inevitable results?
Would a kiwi like to explain the "resource consent" mentioned, and how many (if any) planning regulations remain? Does this mean that people can now build anything that meets building regs, or is there a different consent process remaining?
Free markets are a game with rules set by the government. "Without using force or fraud" just means not breaking the rules of the game set by the government. It's a very deceptive way to describe rule-following. It implies a very idealistic, unrealistic vision of what those rules are and how they are made.

The people who benefit most from the rules control the system, making sure rules don't change.

The benefit they receive from the rules is to be in a parasitic, extractive, predatory relationship to most of humanity.

Why not use "force or fraud" to liberate yourself from predatory relations?
People laughing about people believing in conspiracy theories spreading conspiracy theories. No useful comments come to mind, can only watch in awe.
Yeah, they absolutely were not scanning photos and anyone with basic knowledge of how hashing works should know that. I was really disappointed with some of the reactions a saw coming from this community, which totally lacked any nuance or acknowledgment of how serious the issue of child abuse is.
What it's like to be a computer
Dumb question: Why does Alexa need to connect to the internet to turn lights on/off or run timers. What happens when it cannot connect to the Amazon mothership.
I have a rule, if I want absolute privacy, nothing electronic. The Amish are on to something. They can still see you, record you and hear you with satelite or plane or drone, so silence is golden. Learn sign language. Technology has now evolved so far you will never escape or evade surveillance if they REALLY want to. But you CAN make it nearly impossible.
Boost Apache Camel Performance on Quarkus
It's about choosing the right Transformer model, there are several models which are smaller, with fewer parameters than bert-base which gives the exact same accuracy as bert-base, which you can use on a modern CPU single digit ms, even with a single intra-thread. See for example, https://github.com/vespa-engine/sample-apps/blob/master/msma...
it means that no, behavior change
could not do the the trick

I am not sure. It could also mean that the no change in behavior has been achieved.
Stromer is a Swiss e-bike company and one of the most expensive e-bike brands on the market.

A better example would be Lunacycle, which sells components for DIYing e-bikes. A 704Wh battery from them costs $550. $781/kWhr. Bafang is another well-known component supplier and sells a 754 Wh battery pack for $600. $795/kWhr.

Those are both 52v packs which are the most 'exotic' on the market at the moment, so there is a bit of a price premium.

In all cases, we're talking retail pricing for complete battery packs, with integrated battery management systems and packaging.

The article is talking about wholesale prices paid by companies buying these cells by the million unit quantity.
Server uptime used to be a point of pride. Now people try to shut them down as often as they can. Funny how things change.
Lessons learned migrating Spring Boot to Quarkus
POC to parallelize long time processes using Kafka and Quarkus
Tldr: MRI to check out the territory then targeted magnetic fields for a week or so.

Why not describe the treatment in the headline? Clicks, that's why.
Future Space Telescopes NASA wants to build (2020) [video]
That's not what was being talked about. Sure, it's the safest aircraft out there, but that's like saying "the safest car". No-one is going to go and seek out the safest car, maybe stay away from unsafe ones, but as long as the general level of safety is high, people will fly on anything.

The problem here is just simply ethics. Boeing did a bad thing, therefore I will refuse to use this plane. If enough people think similarly, Boeing will be punished harshly by its clients, as airlines see that the plane is not profitable due to its public image.
If it works as advertised I don't think people would blink an eye at paying 5 figures for it.
There’s a chip that is on even when the device is off - others will have more information and links. There was discussion recently about this.

I think it’s to keep Bluetooth on for ‘FindMy’ functionality…
It does all voice recognition in the cloud, only the trigger word detection runs locally.
Keep the server on your LAN and you should be relatively safe, no? If it's just for your kids and not their friends too, any old spare computer should probably be sufficient to run it.
You do realize there are almost 100 000 coins out there. How many of those have you actually researched about and come to the conclusion that they lacked "real world utility". Does a casino provide "real world utility"? What about a boxing match.. is there any "real world utility" in that?
But for anyone that can break the protection and manufacture a somewhat descent generic replacement battery the potential profit is enormous. I am sure some Chinese are well aware and hard at work on circumventing the DRM
It's not a case of "doing what you normally do" either. What you normally do got you to this point. It's about recognising the situation and pushing through it, as though you were a robot, and taking a walk around the block, let's say.

Winston Churchill used to paint while he's depressed. Its not a case of "they are hopeless" - they need to move and do something. And in the process, recognising what the triggers are and how to overcome it.
Yep there should be a rollback plan, a change review process prior to running it and successful tests from a test system (which should be identical to prod)
I thought pork was just full of worms. I heard in the middle east it was just not as productive as chickens, which would not only give meat but eggs, they used to eat it there.
TIL: border-image CSS property [0]

[0] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/border-imag...
> CNN sees him as an expert on software engineering

CNN has zero expertise in engineering.
No its not a thing. It's a modern variant of the holistic detoxification fad. There might be good things in taking breaks from your everyday stimuli, but the connection to dopamine is wholly imagined and pseudoscienctific.
Yes, Vespa.ai can index billion scale vector datasets https://blog.vespa.ai/billion-scale-knn/

Vespa also allows expressing hybrid sparse and dense retrieval (WAND for sparse, ANN via HNSW for dense). It's also easy to express multi stage retrieval ranking phases, as vector search alone is not achieving state-of-the-art ranking results, see https://blog.vespa.ai/pretrained-transformer-language-models...
I very rarely discuss this. People often get uncomfortable and angry, and I have effectively lost touch with friends that way.

My way:

1) calculate your footprint

2) find options to reduce it

3) find ways to offset the remainder

4) execute

Quite literally: if you are still carbon positive you are still part of (this) problem.

People often complain about difficulty of finding information, the lack of scientific consensus, trouble trusting government, non-profit, corporate bodies, issues with accuracy and precision in measurements and models, etc.

But wtf(!?). Do as best you can. It is not difficult to calculate an _estimate_ on your impact. It is not difficult to find ways to get rid of atmospheric or oceanic carbon. Then dedicate some time, effort, money to do it, to whatever level you feel comfortable with. Your conscience is the only thing that holds you to the effort. Set whatever margins to the calculations and actions as you feel ok with.

5) get yourself carbon neutral for now

6) pay off your carbon life debt

7) cross the line, go 100% climate positive instead of neutral ?
> What you normally do got you to this point.

This is destructive rhetoric.
Here in the UK, one of the national newspapers, The Guardian was so famous for typing mistakes that it was nicknamed 'The Grauniad' by Private Eye, which is a satirical magazine.

It's actually so well know that http://www.grauniad.co.uk redirects to the correct sight
> it means that no, behavior change could not do the the trick.

Or it could mean that the therapist didn't do a great job / didn't account for the individuality of the person
If your favorite shell is Emacs, it already supports remote access using TRAMP.
Show HN: JWEB (a modern implementation of the CWEB Literate Programming system)
> I don't trust that I wouldn't accidentally say something that triggers it to phone a person I'm talking about

Someone set their name on Xbox live to something like "XBox turn off" then got people to read his name, which would turn off their console. It's a harmless example, but it shows that people and devices are susceptible to this kind of attack.
In your example, "TRUE AND NULL" is a value, it's not a boolean condition.

What is the difference? Try this:

SELECT CASE WHEN (TRUE AND NULL) THEN 'A' ELSE 'B' END

Now "TRUE AND NULL" is a boolean condition, and it will return false, and the boolean conditional will evaluate to 'B'. If SQL had three-way logic, some expressions inside the parentheses would make the whole conditional return NULL, but it will always return either 'A' or 'B'.
> to make outbound connections to the internet (or more specifically to the Mojang auth server)

I believe you can forgo even that; a vanilla server jar can be configured to run in "cracked" mode by setting 'online-mode' to false in server.properties. Skins won't work though, players will have steve/alex skins.

It's documented on the no-longer-official wiki here:

> online-mode - Server checks connecting players against Minecraft account database. Set this to false only if the player's server is not connected to the Internet. Hackers with fake accounts can connect if this is set to false! If minecraft.net is down or inaccessible, no players can connect if this is set to true. Setting this variable to off purposely is called "cracking" a server, and servers that are present with online mode off are called "cracked" servers, allowing players with unlicensed copies of Minecraft to join.

https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Server.properties
If dollars are inflated relative to the services and goods they can actually purchase, yet demand for dollars remains high in Europe, would that imply inflation in Europe?
Doesn't self-modifying code cause massive cache flushes and stalls on modern x86 archs?
How is reminding of the fundamental problem of dependencies’ impact on security a yak-shaving?
We use CityNetwork public cloud managed services (MongoDB, Rancher/Kubernetes and Openstack for edge network/load balancer) and are reasonably happy with it.
Our goal was to not need to hire any sysadmins for patching and low-level stuff and that has worked fine.

Cost-wise it’s about 10x AWS because of the managed services (they have no DBaaS yet or anything similar to ECS Fargate). They are working on a MariaDB-aaS offering but we run MongoDB.
I haven’t seen any trace of RabbitMQ support.

Uptime has been OK - not sure if they reach 99.95% there have been some recent low-level storage outages that affected us.

Feel free to DM me for more details perbergland@twitter
> Qt is a commercial project and an effort that would break backwards compatibility

Not sure how that would break backwards compatibility. Moreover, Qt has always tried to plug into native libraries and integrate as well as possible with the host platform.

You have a fair point about GTK. Any implementation should at least cater exactly to their need or they will make their own.
Do super religious kids have a better discipline w.r.t. education?
Yeah as always no one seems to have got the optimum apple ownership thing yet.

1. Buy the cheapest premium device plus one minor upgrade (more storage etc) as that has the lowest total depreciation.

2. Get AppleCare and pay up front

3. Sell it the moment the AppleCare runs out on eBay. Don’t part exchange it.

4. Your monthly TCO is the sticker price plus AppleCare minus the sale price all divided by the months you owned it.

Make sure all the costly events are someone else’s problem.

I’m running a whole stack of apple devices with little incidental cost if anything happens and lowest overall ownership.

Edit: keep one iphone back which isn’t yet entirely obsolete if you need a backup. Still got a working 6s here.
Compartmentalization, is how.
I think this is very hard. I've been that person, desperately seeking clue to why my hammering on a gnu makefile isn't working in BSD make, or misunderstanding linker options and failing to link against the code. Or even, being a corner case of compiler flag mismatches.

The thing is, not everyone sees their own stupidity. And sometimes a bug IS a bug.

So your worry here is two sided. You want 'you have to be this tall (competent) to play there' alongside 'is this inept fool actually telling me something I need to hear'

Sometimes asking for a diff is enough of a test. Not a pull request necessarily, just evidence they even understood how to try to change the code. I know it's a test which I fail often, and so it's a strong test for a well meaning fool.
I actually agree with you.

I'm mostly a C# developer that uses a ton of generics and when I tried Go previously I was disappointed that it didn't have generics. But I continued on. And so I found a handful of other things that would irritate me or would be an inconvenience versus doing the same thing in C#. So generics alone is not the main problem here, it is going from a C#/Java mindset to a Go mindset. In some way we would probably get bored with Go because it is so simple/easy and not much to mess up, versus the super complex object empires in C#/Java land.

So the problem is not really a problem, go is just a different tool for a different kind of problem or if your brain works in a specific way - but I wouldn't call it a problem at all. In a way, go is what Buddhism is to other (more fully featured) religions. I think if you get proficient with you can probably have a very peaceful programming experience and not fight against the system (like in Java, half the battle is just battling the tooling).

Thanks for bringing this up, will give Go another look again, its been a while!
SK Hynix to Manufacture 48 GiB and 96 GiB DDR5 Modules
I don't create a physical or digital flowchart but I guess I probably have one constructed in my head. As the program gets bigger I tend to document more flowcharts.
I would say yes, except for the fact that containers generally run on VMs...
>It's useful for libraries / dependencies where you are dealing with many different libraries and just want to know you can upgrade without having to deal with breaking changes. For a language? Silliness.

A language update comes with the most fundamental set of libraries and APIs: the standard library (doubly so in Golang, which has a lot of batteries included).

It also potentially affects the behavior (if there are breaking changes) of all other third party libs.

The "silliness" part is a non sequitur from what proceeded it (and the following arguments don't justify it either).

>Your version is not really telling you the main things you care about.

The main thing (nay, only thing) I care about (for my existing code) from a language update is whether there were breaking changes.

I could not care less to have reflected in the version number whether a big non-breaking feature was introduced.

I can read about it and adopt it (or not) whether there's a accompanying big version number change or not.

>It's much much more useful to the users to say, 2.0 introduced generics, it's distinct.

That's quite irrelevant, isn't it?

It's not useful to users that follow the language (page, forums, blogs, etc.) and would already know which release introduced generics.

And it's also not useful to new users that get started with generics from day one of their Go use either.

So who would it be useful to?

Such a use would make the version number the equivalent of a "we got big new feature for you" blog post.
How to test if your Linux server is vulnerable to Log4j
An Overview of 2021 from a Mobile perspective
Thanks! will definitely keep that in mind next time i see a white paper
Two click scrolling kind of works though it's set to some ridiculous speed. If click it slightly sideways with my finger it's interpreted as a two finger click.
Uncut: Tesla Self-Driving Beta on Urban Roads
https://www.amazon.in/Luminous-12150H-Solar-Battery-Multicol...

uh, this one says
Long cycles (1500 @80% DOD, 5000 @ 20% DOD); AH efficiency > 90%; WH efficiency > 80%

sure 1500 is not 5000 but its also not 500. second, it says 60 months warranty which they mean "replacement" so if i exhaust the 1500 in 5 years,they would replace it at no extra charge, suppose it happens after 4 years. the new batteries would give me another 4 ~ years so in total i would get around 5+4~5 years life out of paying just once.
i'm not saying LFP is bad, just expensive.
The article puts some numbers on it, as well:

> That means that while Parker Solar Probe will be traveling through a space with temperatures of several million degrees, the surface of the heat shield that faces the Sun will only get heated to about 2,500 degrees Fahrenheit (about 1,400 degrees Celsius).
I don't think that's a fair assessment.

You absolutely have hidden assumptions about what the words mean. We all do.

Be open minded towards other interpretations you may take for granted.
Some people have pointed out that this article makes case for "traditionally" conservative issues and I agree.
I'm not ashamed to admit that I'm greatly influenced by Taleb way of summarizing knowledge in his books and how he deals with this issues, so I'll give it my take:
- if something existed through out cultures, it was probably tested and it exists for a reason(1,3,4)
- word used today in English might not have completely (etymological) different meaning (3)
- question of progress is not a yes/no question but "at what speed" (4,6)
- high value signals have "value" if there is skin in the game(1)
- you don't experiment on complex systems(2)
- the idiot-yet-intellectual (5)
- it's the outcome that matters (6)
> From scratch and with minimalism as a guideline.

I am not sure I ever saw a minimal Java program (but I am not a Java programmer, so maybe it is just my limited perspective).
Yeah, this should come with a note that this is intended for people with slow redeployment pipelines, to protect them until they can actually deploy a permanent fix.
Zero knowledge proofs have existed since the 80s. How much longer do we have to wait for this revolutionizing?
Do you consider these effects you felt to be good? I didn't catch if it is a good or bad experience
You're right, I'll rescind that, it's usually the case for me but not for everyone
The notion of simplicity is really lost even among really good developers. People equate heavy abstractions that provide out of the box features or one line invocations as offering something simple, but that couldn't be farther from the truth. Reusable, composable modules is the way to build complex software. In this instance, a logging module should have absolutely nothing to do with remote lookups. If you want to tie remote lookup with your logging, add a decorator module on top of your logging module that can do it. Letting this complexity leak to the other 99% of users who will never use this is just madness.
Go packages its own templating language, doesn't quite scream "minimal".
Very simple

They count on the following set of assumptions:

* The inflation we're seeing is transitory, and almost all of it has already materialized

* FED will give in to the political pressure and increase interest rates

* ECB is more isolated from politics and will not
From that specs it looks like Archived Feeds using <link rel="prev-archive"> are what should be used for most feeds as pagination does not let you reliably reconstruct the whole feed and is meant more for dynamic content like search results. I'll definitely look at implementing archives for all of my feeds even though client support is probably low - can't expect clients to implement this with no feeds having archives.