skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If that's true, once you lose your main password you lose everything.

It could be mitigated with recovery procedures using a backup code + waiting time, but at that point it wouldn't be zero knowledge.
Not an IR astronomer, but enthusiast astrophotographer. As I understand it there is a bit of leeway in the sunshield. They added strips of "duct tape" going across layers to prevent potential tears from spreading and telescope can still achieve full science power with few tears in the sunshield, depending on their location and sizes. With bigger tears it might be possible to still carry out observations in visible spectrum and near-IR but not in mid-IR as thermal radiation would crush the signal. Mission would still be considered failure in that case.
The "5 commits ahead" are literally only replacing the license and the readmes.
Wait, what? Because they had a bloody war they couldn’t actually deliver what they promised?

I mean we’re nearly 50 years past their victory? When are they going to “enact the American rights Ho Chi Minh showed so much admiration for”?
Thank you for sharing this advice!

Biggest part of burning out was mainly due to just trying to do as "normal" hours as possible which in hindsight was a terrible idea since I'm basically at half-capacity.

The things I didn't like in IT were the printer cartridges, troubleshooting projectors. I liked setting up devices, setting up user credentials through the AD, that sort of thing.

With fiddling I've come to appreciate FOSS and well light weight well working stuff.

One thing I have had problems with is doing things that others have solved (was thinking of making a website tracking app thingie but apparently I shouldn't bother and just run a node server and plop this thing in it). It's a bit discouraging but I know it's probably better I still do it regardless to gain experience.
My languages of interest are JS and Lua if I ever start doing that.

I've worked with a therapist for unrelated reasons for 6 years and this has been one of the topics for the last year since I crave more independence. I've been the happiest in my life this year all things considered.

Sorry if my response isn't very coherent English is not my native tongue.
Considering the locked up two Canadians in retaliation for Canada arresting Meng Wanghzu. I just don't see how I could go there and not have anxiety for the whole trip.

It's a shame though, I always wanted to see China.
It's more than just "attention", it's about feeling individually special.
It tanked for the first six months of the pandemic. It's started coming back as the world has started having events again
some things are worth taking their time.
That's not the equation. If you try to fulfill your desire to assassinate by clicking a payment option on rentahitman.com, you are failing to understand the likelihood this plan will be successful. This is absolutely a sign of being mentally ill or cognitively disabled.
If NT is a snowflake, someone with an actual disorder is a piece of hail, or a speck of dust.

NT is the large part of the bell curve. It’s called typical because they share mental ability traits with over 80% of the rest of humanity.
Yes, but that is about large crowded events specifically, where the crowds can be tens to hundreds of times larger than the number of residents in a midrise, and remaining in a specifically constructed fire-and-smoke-resistant shelter (one’s home) is not an alternative.
Apparently it comes from commercial codes from the ‘50s, which says that important text must be conspicuous [1]

Conspicuous could mean all caps, contrasting text, or different colors. My guess is that CAPITALIZATION was used because most typewriters at the time could do caps, whereas doing different font sizes, colors, bold would have required a special expensive machine. When technology evolved, lawyers being process oriented creatures, stuck with all caps because it was the way things were always done, and therefore safe to do.

[1] https://www.termsfeed.com/blog/all-caps-legal-agreements/
> Each worker process was ran on a separate aws instance, believe it was a t2 with unlimited cpu enabled

I wonder if these kind of processes are cheaper on Lambda.
Propaganda does not benifit you. It benifits the state. To think that the state's goals are your own is a symptom of being poisoned by propaganda.
And if you think diagnoses are bad, wait 'til you see what passes for treatments.
No need to apologize.

Thanks for the help and kind words.
I highly recommend the recent Tim Ferris Podcast + Naval + Chris Dixon episode on web3 (https://tim.blog/2021/10/28/chris-dixon-naval-ravikant/)

The podcasts Bankless and Tapping into Crypto are also good general explainers of what's going on.

The biggest thing people get stuck on on HN is the "Dropbox is a stupid idea, I can replicate it with rsync" problem. Lots of things in web3 are possible without blockchain but they are a far worse experience.

Some things I'm excited about:

- Royal allows bands to sell an NFT of their songs on release, and then the owner of that NFT gets royalties on all future sales of that song.

- Alchemix gives you no interest loans that pay themselves back over time.

- Pool Together is a decentralized savings account where instead of getting a small interest payment all the interest is pooled and payed out as weekly prizes like a lottery.

- DAOs allow massive decentralized companies to be created around any mission - charity work, building new tech, or even buying a copy of the constitution.

- I work for a company called Balancer where you can create an index fund of your favorite coins and you earn interest from your investments rather than pay fees, as traders can use your fund for arbitrage opportunities.

Just being able to provide liqudity to decentralized finance and get a 10 - 30% yearly APY on it is amazing.

These are all still just the tip of the iceberg. When NFTs are mainstream and we have a global permissionless financial system - that's when creativity will really explode.
Im pretty sure all the other ones you talk about refer to them selves as "actually autistic people".
afaik copilot is trained on all public repositories. Paid/free doesn't play into it
1) What's your source for that assertion

2) Assuming it's even true, what should this person do instead?

3) What do you think the outcome would be if this person did contact Microsoft? Since it's a mistake, I assume something bad?
The "spiritual" folks have been unable to show any kind of "microscope" in almost 60 years now. Bring you argument back once you actually have one.

Can also earn $1M https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Million_Dollar_Paranorma...
Hey thanks to everyone for sharing your stories. In many i can reflect my own life. It rly helps to know people have the same struggle and are still kind of mastering themself through their journey. And that some of you are getting the recognition at work or are recognizing people with adhd and trying to integrate us.
This seems to be the new reality.
Sad we get fooled over and over by the same companies.
I've considered CS degree but idk how flexible they can be and the closest institution is 1hour away so that'd take 2 hours of commuting from my already diminished day.

As for military I am not viable for said type 1 narcolepsy (type 1 means "with cataplexy"). For same reasons I can never get a driving license.

Also I forgot to mention in the main post that I am in the EU, Nordic.
The iPhone SE is ~5.5" by ~2.5" which is pretty compact which isn't that much bigger than the Xperia Compact.
"The second factor, and probably the more damning one, is that most ML codes don't actually use that much dynamism." I would argue that this in true precisely because it is not available in an AD system. When I tell friends and coworkers about what zygote can do they light up and start describing different use cases they have that could benefit from AD. Diff eq solving is a big one.
This still won't make a great company. I've seen companies work on great tech, but had no marketing or sales in place, so very few resulting customers. You build it and nobody shows up.

Or companies that had no support/customer service, so engineers are constantly getting interrupted. We get cranky real quick when this happens too many times.

Or companies with poor product management, so engineers waste time building the wrong thing. This goes on despite our objections, only to have it thrown all away in a month or two.

Great engineers are necessary, but not sufficient, for a great tech company.
Our knowledge of schizophrenia is primarily based on what medications alleviate the symptoms, this is something I learned from pharmacology and biopsychology textbooks. Same with ADHD. Autism, I'm not aware of any solid research pointing to overarching mechanisms so please do cite some if you are. I would love to read it.

Just because some symptoms are alleviated by a medication does not mean that must be related to the underlying mechanism. Many times medications are altering symptoms far removed from the initial cause.

Under the "mechanism" section in wikipedia there are multiple theories discussed: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schizophrenia
This is a clear violation of the MIT License. MSFT can and should get in hot water over this. The copyright doesn’t belong to them, just a license to use the software.
Deflector was created by the writers of Deadspin, a sports site owned by gawker, when the new boss of Deadspin told them to stick to writing about sports and not broader issues.
This is the same fallacy behind the argument that we shouldn't care about privacy, because it's always been possible to track and surveil individuals.
I was exactly in your situation 2 years ago (at the start of COVID) and I know what you're going through. I'm not going to tell you to "stay strong" , emotions are a natural thing and should not be suppressed and it's ok to be vulnerable.

However, there are a few things that helped me get through the dark times, I am writing them below in the hopes that you may find them useful:

1. Exercise, this is absolutely critical. If you have never done it, it's ok, Julian has a great guide to get started: https://www.julian.com/guide/muscle/intro but there are also lots of guides online.

2. Nutrition is another one, stay away from junk food. Your brain will try to find comfort in high calorie / sugary foods, don't let it win. Eat vegetables and proteins instead.

3. Sleep is a tough one, but also important. Do whatever you need to sleep (exercising will help a lot). Your brain will keep you up at night, learn to recognize this pattern and avoid it when you can.

4. Make a plan. Grab a blank sheet of paper and think of one goal you would like to accomplish, then make the task into smaller sub tasks and from there derive a schedule for achieving it. This will help you stay productive and improve your state of mind.

5. Research. This oddly helped me a lot, I started researching psychology, relationships, listened to "dating" advice (I know.. some speakers were good, some were trash but I enjoyed them nonetheless), TED talks, books, etc.

6. Join communities. If you're an introvert like I am, this is difficult at first but you can start slow. I did this slowly, made a few friends online, then worked up the courage to join discord, then started messaging some of my old friends on Facebook, then had some phone calls and eventually met people face to face (whenever COVID restrictions would allow of course)

7. Don't reach out to your ex, when she/he calls you (and they will) don't respond, avoid contact with their families, don't read old messages, delete their picture, etc Trust me, you have been shot with high caliber rounds right now, you need to heal and they will only get in the way of it.
I hope you manage to get back home and hunker down before this cold snap moves in! If you're in the Redmond / Seattle area, it's gonna be one of those "everyone forgets how to drive" things today and tomorrow (and maybe further!) due to the snowfall.
the following is my personal opinion, unrelated to my work

>In that B scenario, would the human be infringing on the original's copyright? //

Depends on jurisdiction but in general I'd say no as quoting, particularly an insubstantial portion, is allowed (certainly under USA Fair Use, possibly under UK Fair Dealing).

However, and again depends on jurisdiction, copying a whole work to use for AI training or searching can be restricted (though it's on the GitHub license in this case). The snippet might be allowed but copying into a training corpus may be excluded (I think UK have an exception for AI training, but I may have misremembered, it might be a suggestion??).
I find Dr Moulden's explanations of autism excellent - a type of ischemia (stroke).
Well, fuck you politely for assuming whatever about my family. As I told elsewhere, the different countries in Easter Europe had different stories to tell and both you and the OP are from Yugoslavia which is an outlier.
We assault the public’s psyche for profit. I’ve been called worse for less.

I prefer people have opinions rather than the soulless attitude that everything is morally neutral unless political news agitates about it.
Someone at color star has an uncle or dad who works in the 76ers office.
The genocidal attacks on Kurds claimed somewhere between 50k - 180k. Kurds make up 20%-25% of the population, which would have been around 3-4 millions in 1988. If you kill 1-3% of a population, it's very likely that most families will be affected, especially in societies where families are large.

Another ~100k Kurds and Shiite Arabs were killed during the '91 uprisings. Together, they make up more than half of the population.

Unless Saddam was super surgical (#heWasnt), they were affected. Unless of course, by "personally affected", you mean they personally did die. But that would be a very strange idea.
The main alternative is a shared password between sites so if one of those sites gets hacked, your passwords across many sites are compromised.

The security risk in general is not that your main password is guessed or cracked. It’s that a shared password is compromised.
>>Not in courts in the USA.

hmmm I wonder if that is why I stated "SHOULD BE" not that is was. Clearly the indication was that I believe the current position by the court system is wrong, and that we have allowed law enforcement to much latitude in this area. That we as a society to seek to more tightly control what law enforcement is allowed to do in the name of "law and order", then maybe we would not have the clear abuse of power we see on the streets every day.

>>If we allow law enforcement to break some laws legally, they aren't breaking the law.

Again words matter, clearly I should SHOULD NOT, again indicating my bleif that there should not be exemptions in the law for law enforcement like they have today. We as a society would suffer far less abuse from law enforcement if we did not create a separate class of individual called "law enforcement" that we exempt from the laws that everyone else has to obey. Again to be clear this is a position I believe society SHOULD adopt, not that I believe it has, thus commenting "well under the law today...." is pointless as that is not the conversation. I am fully aware that today we do exempt law enforcement from the very laws they are to enforce upon others. I find that to be unethical and untenable

>>It's against the law for you to break my laptop to pieces, but it's not against to law for me to break my laptop to pieces.

That is a ridiculous analogy, that that then some how conclude that we are all property of the government, and by extension law enforcement? That some how property rights apply to abuses by government agent? Really?
25-Dec. Shout-out to everyone else at work
I made a similar post last year at this time and, again, I am in my office on Christmas morning.

There are a few days every year that really show which jobs are vital and which can be left aside for a day. I started my car this morning (-32, -40 with wind chill). On my way to work I drove past a hospital and a care home, both were manned. The dairy farm had its lights on. A cop with his flashers drove past me on the way to some emergency. The macdonalds drive-through was open too. I had to be at work by 0600, but I was relieving someone who had been sitting in another office since 1800. On my computer were the same dozen emails I get every morning, each from someone else who drew the short straw.

There aren't many of us on HN that work weekends let alone Christmas morning, but If you too are sitting in a dark office remember that all across the world are millions of other people working the truly important jobs.
This is false.

Of course Ho Chi Minh would win - there were no free elections in the North (100% of votes went for him!) and substantial support in the South. I wouldn’t call that a fair and free election.

Yes, and I agree the US supported the French materially and with advisors.

But South Vietnam was no longer a colonial power. The French were gone and the Vietnamese called the shots (not without foreign influence, I agree, but similar to the USSR and China influence in the North - you pay the bills you get a say).

But none of that infers the South wasn’t a real country.
So was this just a config screw up or something nefarious?
Maybe they should split it into more specific categories.

Like we don't just say "you have heart disease".
Just make sure you don't try to sync a large number of files (for any syncing solution), or your laptop battery life will go through the floor.
> The larger issue is that anyone using GitHub is donating their work for re-use without attribution through Copilot.

Wrong. Lets say a GPL project is not hosted on GitHub officially. I can easily setup a mirror for it though on GitHub as the GPL doesn't prevent me from doing it...

Point is that anyone can put my work on GitHub, even if I don't want to.Assuming the project is under a free license though.
Thank you for replying!

I answered many things in other comments, but

I've sort of figured out main points why I burned out, mostly overambition with no regard to my condition. So I would work and then basically sleep the rest of the day.

I've been thinking of applying for a supermarket job just for the sake of it. Seems chill. Probably not what you meant though.
"everyone wants the colon" / Larry Wall.
perfect example.
You don't think SpaceX would formulate an attempt to fix it?
But your job isn't to write code. It's to improve the product.
A 'mistake' they are actually doing since a long time now. Here is the cups equivalent with a license change from apache to mit for the CUPS system.

https://github.com/microsoft/cups/commit/ad69bcc78bdea3fea3f...
What if you have a longstanding relationship with law enforcement, and you run a site called "Contact Me, I Will Commit A Crime For You"?
It'd be funny if an AI went off the rails, keeping its prime directive to 'make a lot of money'
90% Projects and WordPress (2015)
The relevant Reddit thread also points out that MSFT has illegally relicensed Apache licensed Apple software in the same way. Apple is very litigious…

https://github.com/microsoft/cups
Python has a similar issue, with lots of so-called "dead batteries" in the standard library.

https://discuss.python.org/t/pep-594-removing-dead-batteries...
Doesn't Hacker News already do that with the "past" link up top?
Hey. Thanks for doing this. Most of my Christmases have been alone. No relationship with my parents.

But for the first time this year, I reached out to spend Christmas with my bestfriend and his family. Its a lot of fun.

I also met the love of my life, and although she's traveling with her family right now, we are getting engaged soon and she reassures me ill never have to spend a Christmas alone.

I never thought I'd spend a Christmas with loved ones in my life, so if you are feeling alone, just know that it could change.

Much love, and merry christmas
Of course there are differences, but in terms of large traits and behaviors over the majority of the population there are a lot of similarities. Saying no one is NT hurts those who absolutely aren't.
My favourite among this class of Python libraries has been traits from Enthought:

https://github.com/enthought/traits
you are cherry-picking history in order to further your narrative about exploitation.

in reality, humanity has been at war for millennia. the chinese have been at war with all their neighbours for centuries. slavery has been the status-quo until 200 years ago.

you are also assuming just because some politician is immoral than people will also be immoral. this is false.

does this have anything to do with how the chinese government treats its citizens in the present? not at all
Because it isn’t in compliance with the terms of many popular licenses to create derivative works without attribution. Therefore the only possible claim Microsoft have to do so is via terms and conditions, which would not apply to code hosted on a stand-alone website.

It might be time for popular licenses to update themselves for this new-found threat.
It always irks me how people bash modern food and its safety and glorify all the natural handmade and handpreserved food. Literally zero respect for painstakingly developed processes that save life and health of hundreds of thousands people on daily basis.
Yes, you can "donate" someone else's code, knowing Microsoft will violate a use-with-attribution license.

You can do it, but it's WRONG.

Copilot is trained on public GitHub repositories of any license: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/GitHub_Copilot#Technology

We must all stop using GitHub.
If it's legally sound to do that, then it's legally sound to scrape code from Stack overflow as well. No special license is granted to GitHub to train CoPilot; the hosting license in the ToS[0] specifically doesn't allow its use outside of GitHub itself[1], so i'd argue that applies to running copilot in VSCode for code not destined for GitHub - and i'm sure MS's lawyers reviewed such a product launch.

0: https://docs.github.com/en/github/site-policy/github-terms-o...

1: > This license does not grant GitHub the right to .. otherwise distribute or use Your Content outside of our provision of the Service
But, to play devil's advocate, isn't this exactly what we should want, long term?

I think the end goal is for Black and autistic people to be thought of as people first and foremost, and their differences would take a back seat. This is the only way we can be one big happy family. Wouldn't the best way to accomplish this be for the rest to realize that they actually have something in common with the marginalized groups?

Imagine a white supremacist who learns they had a Black ancestor. That would transform their whole world view.

Same with autism: neurotypical people being able to relate to quirks that cause social exclusion isn't something to shut down. We should be celebrating the normalization of these things because that is how they stop being markers of the "other".

Sometimes I wonder what the people who are up in arms about being "not properly" Black, autistic, etc. have as their end game. Perpetual exclusion of the marginalized groups for sympathy points? I think many would gladly trade those points for greater inclusion.
You can't own something by just saying you do!

Only the copyright owner can license the work to others, or issue under a different license if they like.
Thankfully, Taiwanese game franchises like "Sword & Fairy" are still available. It's deeply irritating that Emperor Xi is now butting his interfering nose into gaming entertainment.
Your lack of historical knowledge is showing.

The US never installed a government in the South. That was the French as a part of the ‘54 Treaty.

And your comment about a “free and fair” election makes me laugh. What do you suppose the vote would have been in the North? 100%? Probably.

Clearly a lot of Vietnamese opposed the communist regime. They lost, despite the support of the US. And the North won, with the support of China and the USSR.

There is not “rightful” winner, just the winner.