skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Actually I rewrote that comment to not refer to any specific events because I figured whichever one I chose someone would find a way to use it to invalidate the entire concern.

Anyway! The world isn't neatly divided into "pure Truth, delivered to us by Science" and "other things, which can be used to do harm."

This doesn't make potentially dangerous research subjects verboten or banned! But the people doing that research should have a solid understanding of who has an interest in their work, why, and what it may be used for. Having that understanding isn't "advancing a political agenda" I don't think.
The less you invest in public transportation, the more people will drive. The more people that drive, the slower traffic gets. If you just widen the road, all you do is increase the amount of cars that drive. If people can't get to where they are going via public transportation, then they are going to drive instead, increasing congestion. Would recommend watching this video on it:

https://youtu.be/RQY6WGOoYis
The problem with the idea as I see it, is that it'll just tribalize again. You'd need to ensure that requirements are in place for learning and maintaining the chosen language, and prevent substantial evolution within it by any group of people. It's better for something like this to be a 2nd language, which is already in place for the world in English. The easy to learn and write part is mostly there, but getting someone out of the dark ages relies on them learning English. The real problem with maintaining language interop is that you have to practice it. It's infeasible to foist a new language onto the entire world, or choose one, rather than work with what we have. Money and knowledge are the only real motivators and English has it. Just as French did before, and Latin before that. Spanish, Chinese and Hindi probably also have a secure existence and always will. The rest are at risk of dwindling numbers and then extinction. So your wish has been coming true over time.
What about the snow in Miami then? (Jan 19, 1977)
There was an interesting article in slatestarcodex that statet that the prime effekt of psychodelics is reducing primers. This can have negativ consequenz on healthy people that take psyhcodelics. A) because primers are your past so somehow they are you. If the primers get erased your personality is gettig erased. B) if primers are reduced they are near primers that arent that evolved and those primers could suck. Usualy there is filter in our brain that prohibits us from thinking dumb shit like the world is flat. But if those primers are reduced, how should one know that the world doesnt end at the horizont?

I have friends that take ketamin lsd mushrooms etc regulary and they dont seem to have a classical paychosis but something else… the superb ability to believe every shit someone posts on social media. Honestly they are gone and thats this primer effect.

Btw did some shrooms 2 times and it was great
Microsoft isn't slower at fixing security vulnerabilities than other OS vendors. It turns out identifying and fixing issues in a piece of software as large as an OS is hard.
Access to system features is not restricted by licensing, although I believe there is some source code which is licensed to AV vendors. Independent companies do write their own AVs without interacting with MS much at all besides some fairly basic driver signing processes which anyone who writes a kernel driver these days has to go through.
MS does not have unique business reasons for shipping insecure code, and ships an OS which is as secure as they come these days in the form of the xbox.
I used to work for an AV vendor and then the MS security team but now work for another OS vendor.
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10-25mg is nothing, it’s like 5-10x lower than people usually take
> but I’m also asking to hear more compelling and clearly stated reasons than [...] “it’d be better for everyone if things were free”

How could anything be a better reason than that?
> I've never understood how inducing demand doesn't count as success.

That depends on what you see as the goal. If the goal is reducing congestion, then induced demand means that particular goal is harder to achieve. If the goal is to get more people driving then induced demand is a clear success.
The point of roads, from the city's perspective, is to support additional transportation, which causes growth of the city.

More transportation means more trade, more services, and better life for all who live near the roads. It might be in the form of easier-to-get deliveries (Amazon goods), or new jobs that have popped up close by, or new housing developments (aka: homes that previously weren't possible due to the time of transportation, but are now possible thanks to sped up transportation times).

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It turns out that "individualism" is a crappy reason to do anything. The individual argument must be made because we live in a democracy, and its impossible to get the people to agree to something unless you sell them a story regarding individualism.
Luntz did not "come up" with it. By 2003 -- when Luntz started pushing for this term, all the green groups were already using it. The inflection was point was 1998. You can see this in the google n-gram data or just do a time-boxed google search. Every single green group switched to "climate change" by 2001, two years before Luntz started talking about it.
Until you hit the limitation in cache size.
That's a hot take. Do you never do anything on the web which you don't want your ISP to have full access to?

That said, I agree HTTPS is too complicated to set up, even with ACME/LetsEncrypt. I wish you could just set up your own certificate with the public key in your DNS records. But that requires DNSSEC/DoH or similar.
Don’t forget the OEM then trying to make money by adding bucketloads of terrible software and “helpful” tools that screw with power even more.

I suspect that hurts windows’ power usage no matter what the poor engineers at MS want :-/
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Its optional because you don't have to turn it on... not rocket science
The example is not great. I wouldn't blame the use of averages there, but rather not realizing that when the cost of excess/spoil is not symmetrical the optimal answer in terms of minimizing average cost is not going to be the forecasted value regardless of how it was obtained.
Hundreds of billions of Euros? Germany's tax revenue is around 200 billion Euros p. a., so I doubt it.

0: https://www.google.com/search?q=germany+tax+collected&client...
Code reviews make sure the other party at least thinks a bit about the code they write. "Someone is going to look at this, let's at least tidy it up or not be cobbled together underperforming spaghetti". Sure, you can trust your co-workers but do you trust them enough that they have that thought every day of the year?
Imho this is actually the much more interesting revelation to me and look how few words you needed to accomplish that...
I have created a desktop app that can create short and engaging videos for your product/website.

You just enter a website and select a template with animations. Or can animate anything on page.

More video examples:

https://twitter.com/hey_sergei/status/1469041478437687298

https://twitter.com/hey_sergei/status/1477983425462218753

Key features:

- no need to do screen recording

- always up-to-date content, you can re-export video with same effect if text on site changed.

- select and animate any element on a page

- record and replay mouse/keyboard actions.

Everyone loves a good video. The problem is that creating a product video can be hard, especially if you're not a professional.
That's why I plan to add much more templates with wizard steps to make nice videos even when you don't know from where to begin.

It's still an early beta version and not everything is smooth and has bugs, and not easy as I want it to be.

But I really want to hear feedback.
What do you think?
I am not an athlete. On chest days where I go my hardest (high reps and 80% max) I can burn 550 calories. The following day I'm fine. I don't get sore anymore.
That's probably outside the scope of this study. You were probably not in a regulated setting or under the care of a psychiatrist at the time. I'd imagine there's some guidance involved in the whole process that recreational users would miss.
I’m wondering if anyone has created a software model of the mechanism.

Is anyone aware of such a project?

It sounds right up the alley of many HN readers.
> And what happens to the unclaimed/unused wallets that they're holding for their oblivious customers in "the cloud"?

For that matter: what happens when Norton gets hacked and loses the cryptocurrency they've been holding for their users?
Perhaps this is because for some programmers, their career path takes them from writing code to a broader leadership path (mentoring, management, tracking problems, organizing consensus between groups, etc), and they may have stopped actually being a programmer years ago without necessarily even noticing. Unused skills atrophy, so it wouldn't surprise me to see candidates who are experienced mentors and leaders but can no longer write code on a whiteboard (although failing to fizzbuzz is a bit extreme).

Of course, maybe I'm rationalizing and it's just that candidates who aren't fresh out of college need to claim some leadership credentials, and they don't want to lie and say they've formally led or managed anybody, so they just make vague statements about mentoring in the hopes that you check the right box on the hiring rubric.
Do you think it was psilocybin that gave you those thoughts or do you think the idea of psilocybin gave you good cover to experiment in idealism of youth? Your realism and experience sound more like the practical wisdom a lot of people gain over the 10 years of their 20s.
I was creating my own standalone hardware password manager: https://github.com/jareklupinski/zamek

Looking for inspiration and excited testers :)
I have to say the same. It makes the computer "feel" better.

It reminds me of discussions around Mac vs PC in the early days. The experience of using a Mac was more "fluid" than Windows. The Mac would draw windows faster, move the mouse faster (as in more refreshes of the cursor position per second) and that made it more comfortable to use. At the same time I also used Sun and SGI boxes regularly and the stark difference between the jerky mouse movement of the Sun and the fluid, Mac-like, movement of the SGI made the former an inferior experience (even though I liked OpenWindows over SGI's window manager whose name I forgot).

I'd love to have wobbly windows back.
I think there are interesting ways in which gender affects this particular case, though I wouldn't say it dominates. Which is to say, I can see a man doing the same thing, although they would obviously have to adapt a different strategy. Regardless I think a lot of people are afraid to converse in this territory at all lest they get caught up in a wave of anti or pro women downvoters. Additionally I think a lot of people on HN tend to avoid polemic social discussions, because they don't want to risk saying something bad about something they are in agreement with.

My observation is that she is a pretty blonde white woman, and I wonder how much harder it would be for a large black woman or a short Indian woman with an accent to accomplish the same thing. It wouldn't surprise most people to hear there may have been some favoritism involved, especially now that she's been revealed as a fraud. The truth is some people are just favored in society and others aren't. I wish it weren't so, I'm certainly not in the favored group, but I can't help but run into that observation in different realms of life. Attractive people tend to get better jobs, more romantic interest, and even babies prefer looking at attractive faces more.

But to say everything she accomplished is because she was a woman is.. well a gross oversimplification. She must have been talented just by virtue of the fact that she was able to create as large a fraud as she did. In trying to avoid sounding like they're simplifying her down to just her looks,I think a lot of people may just avoid conversion instead of trying to create a carefully crafted argument one way or the other. I wonder if even what I wrote won't come off the wrong way. But to me, she employed both her intelligence and her looks in order to get her objective(the latter specifically at least in her affair).
Being profitable and showing their value during a time period where most of the world was locked in their homes and restaurants couldn't seat anyone would have been a better marketing opportunity.

But they couldn't even do that and had to race to an IPO.
> if everyone stars in a porno, no one does.

I am sorry I missed this because I disagree, I think it's worth considering the legal status of lying. Generally, lying is protected speech (and everyone does lie sometimes), but that's not the case when you lie in certain circumstances. We've always recognized that some lies are worse than others and I expect that some fake porns will be worse than others too. I expect that making fake pornography will work the same way, probably following the already-established legal frameworks I suggested.
Einstein opposed Nazi Germany (which aligned with eugenics) and outright rejected the idea of eugenics as a pursuit.

I suspect he would be disgusted at the idea of being used as an exemplar for eugenics.
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If you're in the middle of Virginia on I95 in an electric car, you'd be fine.

To get from Fredericksburg to Richmond or vice versa, you have at least 60 miles of charge in your tank or you were never going to make it. At highway speeds, that's at least 20 kWh of battery power. It won't take more than 300-500 watts to heat the cabin continuously even in the middle of a blizzard. That means your battery will last 44 to 66 hours at minimum. So you've got multiple days of heat, water is falling from the sky, and the bathroom is immediately outside your doors.

This is one of the nice things about electric cars: the motor uses no energy while idling, and moving the car requires so much energy that you'll never run out if you're stationary. Most new EVs today have 60-80 kWh batteries. It would take several weeks to drain a full battery just running A/C or heat along with the radio and screens.
If the metric was really traffic, then that could easily be solved on any road by only allowing even-numbered license numbers to drive on even-numbered days, and vice-versa. If that's an absurd solution, then traffic severity is not the only metric.
Yes, being able to make a clear distinction is important, and subtle variations in pronunciation, whether officially recognized or not, do help. That's why, in particular, people tend to say "fur" instead of "for" - in order (my guess) to avoid confusing it with "four" (which is expected to appear more often in everyday speech than "fur" and "fir").
It's a huge space and I got into it around Feb/March of 2021. Some interesting applications I noticed are:

1. Lending Apps - A trusted decentralized application to deposit collateral and earn more interest than a traditional bank. And then use the same application to take a loan on the basis of the deposited collateral.
Example Apps: Compound / AAVE / TraderJoe.xyz to name a few

2. Exchange Tokens - A simple application to swap between two tokens (ERC-20).
Example: Uniswap, QuickSwap, etc

3. Ownership of digital goods - Imagine if all the digital goods someone owned in Farmville could be sold, traded, exchanged. All of this is possible due to NFT's - ERC 721 Standard
Example: Aavegotchi, Axie Infinity, etc

Interesting research is happening in the field of cryptography - Zero Knowledge Proofs, Verkle Trees.
Foundations/Companies: Matterlabs, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon

A lot of work is happening in app development tooling:
Solidity, Ganache, Brownie, etc
Persona wasn't under the control of Mozilla, either. You could still use it today, if you were willing to set up your own identity server, and if you could find any websites that supported it.
For one thing, why is the text of posting light grey on greyish background? It's almost unreadable on a phone.
Improving public transport absolutely does induce demand and that’s part of the point of making it better. In particular because it’s much more space efficient it also reduces congestion as people switch to it. Same thing with improving cycling facilities.

It’s just inducing demand on an already overused system like private cars doesn’t fix the system being overused unless you can get beyond the desired capacity.
There are better ways of wording that idea. There is also value in wording it better. I basically get your point, but the delivery here is not welcoming and is also not really on par with the enthusiasm that bio-scientists have for the field of genetics and the potential to steer the species towards ever improving health and intelligence.
it's interesting to turn the question around: is it possible to fuck someone up for life w/25mg of psilocybin? with the right set and setting maybe
> and I lost $150 a head. But the processor made $1,800 a head.

I am pretty sure $150 is "Net", while $1800 is "Gross". Not to mention Meatpacker gets all the benefits of current market because of how and when the deal and distribution are structured. As is the case in every industry, I have no idea how to fix this.

Another point worth mentioning, US Beef pricing are much more susceptible to export market demand than pork or poultry.
Right, and this is exactly my concern. Not that this sort of research will uncover new information that will make people form new prejudices. But that they will use this research to justify acting on the prejudices they already have.

I didn't mention nazis and they are just one example. If you pare away the context then sure, this could go either way, it could be used to reduce these divisions. But the history of scientific racism clearly shows another pattern.
A good reminder to keep some warm blankets/coats/gloves/hats in your trunk, along with some non-perishable snacks and a first-aid kit & flashlight.

Water is harder to store in the winter since it will freeze and burst containers if full, but snow can be melted given a container to put it in.

Also a good to refuel often. I try treat 1/2 a tank as empty and stop accordingly. On longer trips it lines up well with bathroom breaks.
A decently funded competitor could strip their userbase pretty quickly. There's not a lot of user loyalty in this particular market segment at this particular time, and OpenSea hasn't made much effort to increase it.

That said, just because it could happen doesn't mean it will.
Akash Network - https://akash.network/ A decentralized, censorship-resistant alternative to AWS and othe cloud providers.

UnFederal Reserve - https://www.unfederalreserve.com/ Fund of funds that allows crypto holders to provide cash to non-bank lenders

Basic Attention Token - https://basicattentiontoken.org/ Ad-free browsing(among other things)

Enjin - https://enjin.io - tradeable assets for a digital economy

Robonomics - https://robonomics.network - Open-source platform for IoT applications.

Conceal Network - https://conceal.network/ - Decentralized finance, private transactions and encrypted messaging.

...and at least a thousand more.
I haven't run Windows in any serious capacity in about 11 years now, but even in 2010 or so, it was pretty rare that I ever got viruses on my computer (even with all the trips to torrent websites to download TOTALLY LEGAL STUFF).

I've been running Linux or Mac since then, and due to their lower userbase there tends to be fewer viruses (as far as I understand it), but I would have to assume that Windows has gotten more secure and less virusey than it was 11 years ago? I don't think anyone I know even uses antivirus anymore. Maybe I'm mistaken.

All that said, I've thought Norton Antivirus was a bloated piece of shit piece of software even when computer viruses were a problem for me. I guess them installing a crypto miner is just further proof of that.
How much traffic does the gallery get? Unless you have enough people in a given area hitting the site enough for the Cloudflare PoP in that area to have a warm cache, the first request for each image is going to be slower than going directly to the origin server.
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Well there is US Sen. Tim Kaine of Virginia, that is stuck in this situation (But not in immediate danger ).
I think there are some other rare side effects, like vision abnormalities.

The proper way to phrase their findings is that psilocybin has a favorable safety profile and should be studied in more detail with larger numbers of participants.
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I think you meant he's a TV personality and his show is great for entertainment.
Literally all of them have gone in my Y, which isn't more than an inch or two deeper. Honestly you're overstating this. If you didn't like it you didn't like it, but don't tell me you can't get useful stuff in there.
> why do Americans particularly insist on severe, inhumane, and disproportional punishment?

Part of the reason is because punishment is so wildly variable and also sentences are almost always shortened drastically. It never looks like justice prevails. A "20 year sentence" is never actually "20 years", it could easily end up being a few years + probation, or even less.
Sunshield just got fully deployed too! https://blogs.nasa.gov/webb/2022/01/04/webb-team-tensions-fi...
> offers a suggestion that makes the code even better

plus, software engineering is a team sport, so if something works but is opaque, that's a fine thing to point out in a review, otherwise one runs the risk of being The "Foo Component" Owner™ and that's usually no fun and is for sure not healthy for any reasonably sized org

I am also a monster fan of the "Apply Suggestion" button in GitLab, which allows me to meet the reviewer half-way by even doing the legwork for the suggested change. If they agree, push button and we're back on track. It's suboptimal for any process that requires/encourages signed commits, but damn handy otherwise
Claims like "transform your business" or "best pizza in town" are generally considered non-specific puffery and aren't subject to fraud or false advertising enforcements.

Something like "perform n lab tests with a single drop of blood" is a very specific claim.
Google's Firebase SDK collects Crashdata despite opt out