skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Fly. Find. Fix.

1. Fly: Trim the airplane for best glide speed (that is the speed that will let you travel the farthest before hitting the ground), which is a value you should have memorized. And don't forget to keep minding the stick and rudder - any unnecessary turns or aileron/rudder miscoordination costs you energy, and that means less time and less distance.

2. Find: Find the best place to put down the plane, and start maneuvering there. A road. A field. A river bed. Or even an airport; at cruising altitude there's one in gliding distance more often than you might think.

3. Fix: Try to get the engine running again. The engine can fail in a way the pilot is hopeless to get it running again, but more often by adjusting the throttle or mixture you'll be able to get it started again (it might have even been mismanagement of those things that caused it to fail - I accidentally turned the fuel off once).

Note that "call mayday" isn't even on that list. Its not like ATC is going to run out and catch you. While on a cross country VFR flight, you ought to have the radio tuned to a center controller, and have flight following so they know which blip on the radar is you. And if you don't do that, you ought to have the radio tuned to guard (the emergency frequency). And then when the "fix" step isn't working out, I would make a quick "MAYDAY MAYDAY MADAY, Center, $CALLSIGN, has an engine out, one on board, forced landing in a river bed to my east." But many people don't do any of those things. And for most of the airspace out there, you're not even required to have a radio, and planes of that vintage often don't.

And while lots of that video is fishy, I'm not reading much into his lack of communication. If I happened to be an experienced skydiver wearing a parachute, and my radio wasn't already tuned to a frequency where someone would be listening, in a panic I might skip talking to anybody in favor of getting out of the airplane while I still had enough altitude to safely deploy the chute.
This is exactly one of the use cases I am excited for NFTs.
No, being a permissive license, MIT license's purpose is to ensure proprietary software can abuse users through copyright.
Many depressed people use alcohol as medication.

otherwise most of them wouldn’t want to socialise at all.
Maybe we should've?
You can do it in a Linux VM container, it's just MacOS processes, not the HW.
How's that different/better from just passing an rsa key around?
I would presume God would find a way to make his intentions clear, maybe through his earthly agents in his church.

If you are concerned that this would need to happen off-chain, and I would need to trust my channel to God NFT launch announcement, then you are of course correct, but note that is is not a slight on NFTs.

NFTs are conceptually no different than the "Google Digital Art Marketplace", except people are less concerned it will be shutdown in two years.
Agree. It's only the term `web3` is confusing. It should be called `crypto`, since it's a niche, not like `web2`, which is universally suitable for everyone.
Most pilots would run a checklist for an engine out situation. Maybe the video skipped over this because it's not raw footage, but it does seem a bit suspicious.
I disagree. If they expect Section 230 protection then they must act as the neutral information providers that the code was meant to protect.

Once they start deciding what to publish or not (eg censoring or banning users) based on the platform’s opinion, then Section 230 should not apply anymore.
I'm fascinated by North Korea.

I think the author shouldn't be so smug about seeing through their propaganda. We have such a sophisticated propaganda in the west that it's much harder to see it.

In comparison NK propaganda is refreshingly childish, funny I would say.
There are about 200 generations between now and then. Your ancestor set needs to only grow by about 10% each generation to include everyone who was alive back then and therefore also them. In a perfectly mixed population your ancestor set grows 100% each generation until it includes everyone. Now humans aren't a perfectly mixed population but you only need a few migrants each century between different societies to reach 10% because in each society it's much closer to 100% (until it includes ~everyone in that society).
Even Mild Cases of Covid May Leave a Mark on the Brain
Astronomy makes outlandish sounding conjectures that can't be replicated either and it is not considered a religion. For example, the big bang cannot be replicated.

Lack of the ability to replicate something means that it is just hard to prove that something is true. Not being able to prove something to be true via replication does not mean it is not true.
The NK situation will resolve in some way in the future and whatever the outcome our descendants will look back with sadness that we didn’t come to a solution sooner - it is so clearly hell on Earth.
What is "my" version? I haven't said anything about implementation. IPFS is a great example of what I'm talking about.
Why is agreeing with "It's wise to keep track of information that you can use against people later" an indicator of dark traits? This is what a lawyer does when building a case against a suspect. Are all lawyers somewhat 'dark'?
Frankly speaking, $80K-120K of stock grant over 4 years sounds like a joke. Let's say you earn $200K a year. This is about 10% of your salary. If you get more than 10% pay raise by leaving Apple to join Meta, this bonus will not stop you.
There are cheaper and easier to use brain stimulation treatments for depression than TMS. tDCS, that uses current instead of magnetic fields, might not be exactly as effective as TMS but is much more accessible and can be used at home. It stimulates the same area of the brain as TMS (DLPFC).

Here is a great comparison of noninvasive brain stimulation techniques for depression treatment: https://www.bmj.com/content/364/bmj.l1079

A company that offers tDCS as a home treatment for depression can be found here: https://flowneuroscience.com/
Make your own 80s dystopian music soundtrack
This is amazingly useful and thank you kind stranger. Force touching comes to us all with fumbly aged tremor-hands.
You can’t physically represent or measure PI to more than about 20 decimal places no matter how you arrange matter. The curvature of spacetime itself will ruin any such attempt, not to mention eventually running into the limits of the observable universe itself.

Similarly, according to QM, the number of fundamental particles in any system is not well-defined. They’re constantly appearing and disappearing.

How do you count “people”? Easily and consistently? What about conjoined twins? Still doable? What if the twins are highly asymmetric with one twin just a bump on the head of the other? Just a few cells? Shared brain but seperate bodies? Still easy to “count”?
Yeah I am not against this treatment, but I do think sometimes the mind--body relationship isn't treated very well in modern medicine.

Every mind issue is also a brain issue, and so there is no actually boundary between the "real you" and an ailment --- it's an arbitrary division influenced by social norms.

I am no expert but I understand medical ethics is more trolley problem type stuff than issues like this. Similarly is the fact the many psycological ailments are highly culturally specific but the DSM just sort of assumes American context and doesn't go into this.
And presumably was getting up at 4am every day to bang out emails and code? Seems like there’s a simpler explanation.
Yes, there is a lot of wisdom in some of them. With progres some of the good-old-stuff gets lost and at latter stage it is much harder to introduce them once again.
The reason I chose to measure curse words rather than vocabulary size is that I believed that people with an adequately sized vocabulary would be able to accurately utilize words rather than relying on curse words which are more flexible. To me, curse words seem like easy placeholders for feelings that the speaker or writer isn't willing to take the time to describe.

Testing vocabulary size is similar but penalizes people with a limited but accurate vocabulary, regardless of whether they use curse words as a crutch.

But again, assumptions and flaws, etc, etc.
Read the title and thought it was a measure of melanation rather than an expanded version of the dark triad.
While i normally prefer indentation to demark function scope, it has one huge drawback: When writing callbacks, especially chained promises, Python has no way to express the following in a convenient way.

foo().then(f => {
return bar(f)
}).then(b => {
print(b)
})

Lambdas only allow a single expression. Defining the callback-function upfront leads to lots of boilerplate and reading the code out of order. Async reduces the need of callbacks but instead leads to colored function problem.
I scored 30%, which seems like enough self interest to survive but not enough to hurt others regularly.

Don't feel bad about being on the left! I would much rather have you in my life than someone on the right (unless perhaps we're in a war or something).
I wouldn’t use a SQLite file over NFS. It has caused me locking problems when used by multiple clients.
Andy forgot about the ugliest spart around benchmarks: Yugabyte v Cockroach.
Re. How expensive it is. There are cheap home-use alternatives to TMS. For instance tDCS.

Here is a great comparison of noninvasive brain stimulation techniques for depression treatment: https://www.bmj.com/content/364/bmj.l1079

A company that offers tDCS as a home treatment for depression can be found here: https://flowneuroscience.com/
Sounds similar to what Apple has done with application privacy settings.
It won't stay long. `web` marks a generally available, free stuff, which ETH isn't. Let's just stick with `crypto`, it suits better.
I don't know and who said anything about blockchain? I'm just telling you what I want. I have no interest or obligation in proving anything besides that.
I've asked for this many times (though not here) and still haven't received a satisfactory answer, so I'm curious: who said any of this? Is there a single influential architect of the net or the web who believed this or is this something that was and is a politically aspirational goal by special interest groups like the GNU folks?
Can you please provide some links to said providers . I wasn't able to find any. Just some that mention it
It’s only recently (as in the last decade) that a drop-in replacement for MSVC’s cl.exe came along that’s ABI compatible and accepts the same CLI arguments: https://clang.llvm.org/docs/MSVCCompatibility.html

Incidentally, that’s around the same time MSVC started getting updates and became bearable.
Anonymized data is rarely anonymous
Yep, almost exactly. Best glide in a t-craft is going to be about 65 mph, give or take. It's a better-than-average glider, and with the prop stopped should be able to get close to 10:1 (although I surely wouldn't plan on it); so vertical speed is about 6.5 mph, or ~575 fpm. If you're optimizing for time in the air (loiter) instead of glide distance you can pull it a bit slower than best glide -- Vx is about 57 mph, which at 10:1 (you'll get a bit less below best glide, but not much less) would be 500 fpm.
Not a fan of those. The questions are imprecise. What does "is it better?" even mean? Better for me? Better for ethical reasons? Better for the society?

How about the torment question? If I torment someone that I think deserves it I wouldn't feel bad at all. If I somehow end up tormenting someone not fully deserving it I would feel very bad. They seem to think beliefs justifying hurting others for good reasons are dark. I think the contrary: it's your duty to society to make sure to apply swift payback for bad behaviors. It's usually altruistic as well: you won't feel any better and it might cost you but the world is a better place when there are consequences for bad behavior.

I still scored low 2.57. It's scary to think so many people score much higher.

There isn't much respect left in me when it comes to social psychology. Seeing yet another survey using imprecise language doesn't help. I seriously question this branch as science at this point. Did it every produce anything useful when it comes to making predictions about actual people?
Israel isn’t the reason why the trains between Iran and Iraq or between Lebanon and Syria aren’t running.

None of the infrastructure nor even the routes would be viable for a modern railroad infrastructure, blaming Israel for the utter lack of investment in infrastructure across the Middle East is laughable.
Great idea! Really useful when doing zoom calls.
After scrolling through an entire 40 page paper on the risks of using machine learning in criminal justice systems I have absolutely no idea how that is related to psychology terminology in Northern Europe.

Is there a name for a strategy in debate where you just throw a random paper at people and hope they don't click on it?
There are a few psychological constructs in our head that really tie deep into the mental pain

I forgot who i saw recently that said we have a strong mirroring need in our brain, which means our happiness is extremely relative, if you suffer while people don't .. it hurts more; if people are in the same boat the pain gets softer.

Oh and yeah unconscious fears are often the root of so many mental issues.. abandoning (to) fears is often a massive trick.
Does Vedaist for mobile support fully offline usage? I really really dislike being spied on every time I use a dictionary that's hooked up to some API. I bought Dictionary-dot-com Pro a few years ago because it was the only such app I could find for iOS, but then they removed the offline functionality I paid for in a 2.0 release anyway :/
Sounds rad :D
Ive been in a similar position. Learning from the higher end of things but beginning to pick up some clisp.

Ive been toying with the idea of quantum mechanics in relation to scale free architecture... wanting to read this book on quantum chemistry and group theory and eventually think from the bottom up, but in a way that could perhaps keep the "entanglements" to the priorities set on higher levels of the semantic stack...

I might be a bit far out here but my goal is to eventually gather enough knowledgeable folks in a shared repository to at least begin a collection of discussions about what is desired. I started a github repo w a collective approach and the forum is open for app if youre interested in collaboration.
The more of these "takes" that i can account for in designing a new lang the better, and as other commenters point out the disagreements that would arise in collective development i think thats where forks and merges can come in handy. Insteads of docs as code maybe more like code as docs? With atomicity and scalability? Am i just naive? Ill find out later.
https://github.com/holarchyclub/discussions/discussions
Same here. I was wondering how they are going to achieve it, and if we are supposed to send them our pictures with standard grayscale charts held against our face or something.
TBH, nobody really likes working with such jerks, you might not realize that they also don't get ahead in their careers more often than not. I'm fairly certain most highly dark people are in prison, especially the spiteful.

The sad part of the story is people often cognitive dissonance themselves about the bad they do in the world, or make it abstract because most people don't like to be the bad guy of their personal story and might score as being a fairly light person, even if they do harm.
There are so many Unicorn db companies now. It's hard to mention all of them
Not in OP's shoes but maybe they used to enjoy the convenience of being able to just watch Friends on Netflix. Or maybe they login to their Netflix on an "un-approved" device such as an Ubuntu PC and Netflix deems this bad so they get capped to 480p video streaming. Or just maybe, whatever price is deemed appropriate for a NF subscription is no match for the volumes of content available on the other side of the high seas for free.
I stole that idea from the 1970's FORTRAN program ADVENT, the precursor to Zork.

I was amazed that I never ran across another DOS program that used the technique.
Qt 6.2 Web Assembly What's New
I didn’t realize you could add custom dictionaries to the Dictionary app on macOS. Can something similar be done for iOS and iPadOS?
I can see a way it could make sense. The NFT contains text that declares what the buyer of it gets. For instance they get the right to use the digital art on their website. And maybe a right to sell that right to someone else if they stop using it on their website.

If I tried to create such an NFT from someone else's art that would be fraud if I don't own the copyright to that art.

Is that how it works in practice? Do NFTs (typically) include immutable text which clearly spells out what rights are transferred to the buyer of the NFT? And because the text of the NFT is in the blockchain which can not easily be forged, courts will accept that fact as evidence of a binding contract?
Well I'm not saying they have to sell any at all. But if they don't they're responsible for higher prices and shortages etc.

Also, the rules are pretty clear. You can't sell to Germany you can only sell to the whole EU or not. If you decide not to then why not say so and admit you're causing shortages and price spikes? Isn't that the whole point of this sort of diplomacy?
I scored 2.88 (77%) and still can’t live it well. As all tests, it may bring random acute thoughts at each question and you doubt if you should answer honestly and situatively, or “generally”, which you are not, in every situation. Maybe I just suck at tests and someone has to tell me.
Lately I've been reflecting on the source of my low feelings and I have determined that in my case that alcohol is playing a key role. It is a de-motivator and its effects are pernicious in that it causes the user to become unaware that it is responsible for exacerbating depressed moods even after feeling intoxicated has worn off. I drink responsibly but think its time to cut it out to see if I feel better.
Just took the test and was thinking exactly the same
But that's well before sixth grade level. It's possible it is a huge factor, but it's also possible it's less than 5% of the problem.
TikTok Should Worry Economists
Noah then formed a new startup; Olo, a white label delivery platform for restaurants. It’s publicly-traded and worth $3B!

https://www.olo.com/

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/olo/
I am simply saying that humans by nature are irrational. You have to deliberately discipline yourself to be dispassionate in constructing logical arguments. Atheism is illogical and unscientific. It is a collection of people deliberately and unconsciously picking and choosing specific evidence to validate a pre-existing belief that they already staked so much of their identity on.

A person born into atheism isn't just going to change sides as soon as he's presented with evidence that Christianity is real. Rather he will twist and bend the existing evidence in a way so as to support is current world view.

When you do place together all the facts, logically speaking, what follows is that the bible is real.
Not outrageous at all (except for the last bit, perhaps). I’d be surprised if there isn't some kind of data to back this up.
My D score is 2.09
Watch out everyone! :)
> To give an analogy: someone who can't walk has a disability, but it would be a failure of the instructor to make 5K running the only way to get a passing grade in physical education

And that individualized education would have no effect whatsoever on their place in the eventual statistic that x% of Americans cannot run 5k.
I love it. It should have an option for setting the modem speed, to give you the real experience of waiting 30s for each image to load.
How does what improve? I haven't said anything about implementation.
w/o paywall: https://archive.is/OyUfo
This appears to be the intended link:

https://va3zza.com/blog/amprnet-bgp/
I have colleagues (lawyers) who make a killing doing nothing more than suing various companies for “infringement” of these copyrighted “models.”

This is a gross oversimplification, but someone mentions d-score in a textbook without licensing, and suddenly you get a lawsuit demanding you reprint every single textbook (or you can make a retroactive licensing payment—how convenient).
Speak for yourself. The last thing I want during covid is to be stuck in a metal box with 100 strangers uncomfortably wearing masks instead of in my own car blasting music with the window down.
False dichotomy. Convincing yourself that all blockchain will ever be is data posted in Bitcoin PKscripts is embarrassing.
Pycharm matches the indentation level to where the cursor is located when pasting. This is hardly ever a problem in practice.
I think symptoms of depression are reduced to too few dimensions (these being all disorders names coming from a science which cannot reproduce most of its results).

Imagine Einstein. He can't figure it out and solve the constant problem. Somethings not right. He's not happy, not sleeping well. He's thinking hard.

But then, he takes a pill. Suddenly, no more thinking during bike rides. "I'm just looking around and dopamine rushes in, it's great".

(I'm not discouraging treatment if you have a problem !! Positive feedback loop of negativity can kill you.)

I just mean that if you have high standards you may be less easily satisfied. I do think it's good to be able to step back and really enjoy a walk or music without a care in the world, but I also don't think there's something wrong with people who don't, and instead just focus on their problem. Or even are just looking for a problem or a puzzle interesting enough to solve.

It's all in the context. Sleep is important, you should sleep well. But maybe if you are lunching a rocket tomorrow it's fine to have a problem sleeping. Respect to others is the most basic thing, but maybe if they keep distracting you from work which can improve everybody's life it's ok to say something harsh but effective. And so on.

I don't think you can truly change the world if you sincerely enjoy its current state.
The story behind subgenual cingulate and mood had long been known . DBS targets it as well for depression

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/labs/pmc/articles/PMC2729429/

Only difference here is that normal TMS targets a part of the brain that is not the same for every one. subgenual cingulate location for every one is a bit different . With help of fmri they can know exactly where it is instead of just using a default location
i filed my taxes with emacs and org mode need i say more? :-) .
I imported bunch of csv's in org mode table added formulas to it and used it as spreadsheet all the while adding my own comments that will not be visible in the final version and than merged them and exported it back in json format which is understood by the tax software. I also exported it in html format for external viewers(who don't have emacs)
Wow thanks for the link, that does clearly show how Bible literalists(?) think about topics like that.
I swear this is the worse comment I saw on HN, I'm going very political here:

I'm not native english speaker, but calling fact checkers more damaging to society then: fox news, qanon, american nazism, evangelical believes, mormons, all christianity, school schootings, obama being war criminal for drone bombing iraqis, climate catastrphy and propping up islam regimes in saudi arabia etc, war on public transport by motor-lobby, end of democracy in us

I could go for hours, I smell right wing bullshit from miles, or OP is autistic
As someone else on the left it's pretty eye opening just to read some of the questions.

Would you take a punch if someone you hated took two punches?

Would you go to hell if you could ensure your rivals ended up there with you?

Jesus. Who goes through life collecting people they hate this much? Maybe I've been lucky but I don't have any rivals that I'd want to see with anything more serious than a papercut or mild social embarrassment.