skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's my opinion that interview anxiety is almost entirely unrelated to: how well someone works with a team; how well someone handles an emergency; and how well someone can related to and work with clients. Source: I've been repeatedly told, over decades, that I'm good or great at all those things—and I enjoy all of those things, for the most part, even when they're tough—but interviews make me anxious as fuck and I hate them (though I'm actually good at the talking parts—I just tend to lock up when someone is watching me work and judging me). It's a totally different thing.
This was a reply to the parent comment about how such a law would work, not what the status quo is.

And Atlantic City casinos can’t legally kick out card counters
If a site owner publishes content and makes it available free of charge, it is available for visitors to consume free of charge. Your argument shows a lack of respect for the autonomy of internet users, who are not obligated to consume ads just because they are presented alongside other site content, just as TV viewers are not obligated to watch the ads during commercial breaks. Site owners have alternative means of generating revenue (affiliate links, sponsored content, merchandise, donations, etc.) and the option of charging for site content. No site owner is entitled to revenue from advertising.
I still remember Android Honeycomb which was supposed to be tablet-first. Then google forgot about it. That was in 2011, eleven years ago.
The Netgain motors are wildly outdated. 100-140v in a world where 400v is almost standard, and 800v is increasingly common.

Means you need very heavy duty wiring/controllers, high current rated batteries, can't use OEM power steering / AC compressors, can't use OEM battery packs, can't use DCFC infrastructure....
Im more interested in whether any of Rogan's 'i could do better' apologies make any difference.

Im not sure what market or audience there is for sensibility & logic & coherence. Discord & strife & whack sell. Rogan is a pusher. Does Rogan find a way to make sense useful & interesting, or does he water down his show under pressure, or does nothing really change & he remains a profiteer of the fringe?

i have little faith or interest i Spotify saying they'll be clearer, take any responsibility. so far they seem like they just are going to slap a disclaimer on shit & call it a day. they have little power in this cultural affair, in my view. that the market handed them this small pass (not a big restoration of value but some) is, in my view, optimistic, is a pretende that this company has any kind of control or hand on the tiller of hotbutton social issues as all.
A former employer got the wrong type of insurance, and because of this mistake he's being deported after trying to obtain residency. A bad image for Sweden, what an inhumane decision to make when someone has been living and working in your country for a decade.
Which is to say that I have experienced boring tech in our stack get worse and cost an unexpected "innovation token".
It is mathematically impossible for the curves not to cross at 5252.
A (very dull) silver lining is that regulators are at least nominally accountable where hackers don't answer to anybody.
I agree, though clearly some forms of advertising is fairly natural and nearly impossible to eliminate completely. Basic business signage is advertising, but it provides reasonable value at low cost to society (assuming the signage is reasonable, not giant McDonalds arches). The most harmful advertising seems to be third party advertising where one party is paid to show advertising to someone else.
> it is suspected, Potential, scientists at Harvard have now invented and simulated

So another hype. I thought IEEE are serious people eveb if they charge a lot of money for their publications.
You can simulate _anything_. All you need is a simulator and a model. Reality is a bit different.
The iPad really has been the only tablet worth buying, it doesn’t cost that much at its lowest end device, has all the great and fast apps creators want (procreate is amazing) and really does it all well. I’ve never used an android device that didn’t always feel slow. Didn’t matter how new/fast the device was.
Here is the ejaculatory fulfillment and affirmation you so deeply desire: You are technically correct!

Here is why it is HILARIOUS that you're being all rules lawyer: my basic complaint is that the article and the general attitude of humanity and capitalism toward environmentalism: pussyfooting around whether we are "technically" in a mass extinction when we have "technically" only caused the extinction of X gigantic morally indefensible quantity of species vs some other number that may be slightly less or more while also being morally indefensible.

It is plain as day doing a modicum of research that we have caused the unnecessary destruction of trillions? quadrillions? of organisms and likely millions of species. Between habitat destruction, agricultural industrialization, invasive species, climate change, and good old poaching and hunting: humans humans humans. We did it.

But your attitude are the reason humanity has fucked up the planet to this degree, and the profit-motive organizations have gotten away with it: obfuscation, FUD, placing impossible burden of proof on the environmentalists, lawyers forming twisted arguments and case law that is "legally correct", paying off politicians to pass laws that make the murder of species "legally correct". You are correct sir! Good job! Way to be CORRECT.

And am I any better? I'm a fucking American. My very existence makes me a massive part of the problem. I am massive piece of shit just by continuing to live, breathe, and shit.

Well, have your gold star. You have won this argument! But you have lost the war. We all have.
There is no need of a screen. Either a WPS button or start in access point mode, find its IP address, connect to a web server on that address and set the SSID and password there. I got stuff doing both ways upon the first start up or after a factory reset.
Looks like a director planning out path to their promotion.
Twitter is a private platform where you can express any belief, even with ill-intent and your actions are judged by biased algorithms and people that are not accountable to any checks and balances of a government that derives its authority from the consent and will of the governed.
Fool me once... Google has killed any hardware good will they previously had. My ipad has won me over completely, I am thinking about moving from Android to Apple for my next phone.
Ok but is the iPad the future? I mean it seems to have plateaued at a very respectable position, but it doesn't look like it's going to conquer the world the way it looked a few years ago.
please consider taking your own advice.

with ladders/bridges and walls/moats i am talking about the existing material reality that has one class (the propertied class) creating unnecessary artificial scarcity (on non-scarce material, i.e. using the intellectual property system) which stops the organic spread of technology and knowledge overall, as it's following the profit motive of capitalism. this article is from a socialist magazine, so it's common to refer to systemic black boxing and alienating/obscuring technology as 'gatekeeping'/'rent-seeking' (creating walls with unaffordable gates (for 99.999% of us)).
Spelling mistake from 35 years ago. Strong no hire!

Wait... perhaps that's why the github account route may have issues...
I can type quite fast and reliably on my iPad, but I use the big (very expensive) iPad Pro.
Hey, can you guys scoop up the zombie remnants of Keybase? Doesn't that align well with DDG?
I don't think so. You could make a Wordle clone with exactly the same ability to share results, and there would be no reason to use the original Wordle over Wordle 2. This is not true of say, Facebook - the fact that all your friends are already on Facebook makes it more valuable than Facebook 2.
The scales are different: torque is from 0 to 700 Nm, power is from 0 to 300 KW.
People smoke cigarettes, they drink alcohol, they bet. All are losing propositions in multiple ways. There is no scenario where you can stop any of it. You can make it harder and more costly but they will do it anyway. Some gamblers have discovered the stock market (especially call options) as a way to bet. The nice thing about that is your downside can be limited and nobody is going to "shut you down" like a casino if you win too much. I'm not a big casino gambler but I know how to play blackjack (not counting) and have won enough to be shadowed and proofed every 5 minutes in a casino to bother me when I was young. They send a clear message - your loses are unlimited but your gains are capped!
The iPad selling well annoys me, as it's prevented a touchscreen/drawable MacBook.

Apple and most others would rather us have broken and locked down operating systems that sell us apps, it's more profitable for them and increasingly it's what consumers want to.
I get what you are saying, and as a young hobbyist back in the day I loved perusing ads in specialist magazines. These days though I'm a much more informed and involved buyer, and have found that ads are usually not a great indicator of the best product or service for a particular need. I don't agree that online advice is worse than ads. It's a matter of doing the legwork to find the right place online for a particular interest, and also cross-referencing multiple sources to avoid getting caught by astroturfing. Ads are biased by their design and nature, and in most cases the placer of the ad has zero interest in making sure you choose the best product. They want you to buy their product even if it's not the best fit.
Yeah, we should go back to the good old days of religious wars, plagues, and famine.
What is the NYT buying here? If they paywall it or put ads on it, anyone can easily make a Wordle clone as long as they give it a different name and don't copy the original code.
They were also pretty lambasted in popular culture around that time. The Other Guys (2010) is a good example of how the car was treated in the cultural zeitgeist at the time (though part of the joke that the movie makes is demonstrating how economical and great the car is despite its ‘uncool’ vibes).
My company has an Android app and we are always trying to buy devices that run 'latest' android for testing. Google has the Pixel phones and since a few years there is a list of other brands that can run the newest OS while it is in beta. But since I think Android 10, there never has been a tablet in this line of devices, only phones. It just shows how much of an afterthought tablets are for Google at the moment
Yes, that's why I provided a reference, but it remains true that they're squatting the prefix. What is your point?
At the risk of adding heaps of low effort replies, I've been waiting for my @duck address since it came out. Can someone please forward me one if they have one spare?
Arxiv.org has been online for 30 years. Is there a specific reason you think they (or the other preprint servers) might grow less open in ten more years? They have a Covid research banner on the front page now, but it’s a reasonable blanket “don’t get your medical advice from a preprint server” kind of deal

Arxiv doesn’t formally review submissions, but to post there you have to pass a topic filter (to make sure you fit in a covered sub field) and meet some other criteria

This part is probably the closest to a filter on non-mainstream science: https://arxiv.org/help/moderation#scholarly-interest

It’s more geared towards filtering pseudoscience and non-research stuff than blocking articles because mods don’t agree with the conclusion.
Why don't they focus on Chrome OS? It can run Android apps and has a full featured browser. You can even install Linux. I'd rather use a Chrome OS tablet than an Android tablet.
One thing I am missing here. Docker, as much as it has the shortcomings you list, has an entire fleet of posix libraries, utils and tools at its availability. This has meant 99% of applications could wholesale lift their application and deploy it within a container. When I look at WASM/WASI there is no networking API, no storage API, crypto, etc etc. I can see its value for offloading parts of a web application that require a more speedy execution, but I cannot see anyway of running a full headless application which is where containers are hugely utilised right now.
Besides reusing the name superposition I don’t think I see a connection to our universe.

Actually though you might find this interesting: there’s a fundamental disconnect between our universe and the von neumann architecture, which is that the rules of our universe appear to be reversible. By which I mean, if there are two possible unique states the universe can be in at time T, there will be exactly two possible unique states the universe can be in at time T+1. This is counter to how an AND gate works, where the result is the same for multiple states (0 AND 1 = 0 as well as 1 AND 0 and 0 AND 0) - one bit of information is lost.

This means that the extra bit must be converted into heat, which puts a lower bound on the amount of heat an AND gate can produce during its operation. There are reversible models of computation (that are not turing complete) which could theoretically run without producing any heat.
A Beginners Guide to Quantum Cryptography: From Basics to Blockchain
Heck, it would be cute to see Wordle in the paper!
At least in the context of YouTube where ad-blocking is very difficult, I think his claim holds.

If I put a video online with a paywall, but you figure out you can (non trivially) bypass the payment screen, I’d call that piracy.

In this case, the payment screen is the ad before the video.
I don't use the "taboo" terminology, but I frequently ask people to operationalise their definitions in arguments. ("What specific steps would I go through to test whether the system is scalable or not?")

The first time I ask, people ignore it and/or don't understand it.

The second time I ask, people get uncomfortable because generally they haven't thought about what they mean to that level of detail, and they try to weasel out of it.

The third time I ask, it diverges. Some people give me a reasonable definition. Some people say "sorry that's not possible" and depending on the subject, I pause the argument at that point to do something else.
Stylistically I think it is most appropriate when you are writing conversions/cleanup/transformations. Places where method chaining is nice but not always possible. Suppose you are doing a bunch of string manipulation with custom string operations (maybe a custom regex engine with timeouts unlike the default JS regex API).
I'm the same way, they had a good thing with the Google Nexus 5X and it's been downhill ever since then.
Why on earth would a company on the cutting edge of EV technology sell their motor for $3.5k?

> Mind you the work shops will bank even more with all the "scrap metal (engine block, catalytic converters etc)" so maybe we'd see free swap deals.

What? You severely over-estimate the value of that unprocessed "scrap metal."

Also, the EV motor is probably one of the least expensive parts of the system. It's the battery and inverter that are expensive.
I'm one of those and have difficulties with most bitter drinks as well so the problem compounds as I have to have more sugar than most to drink coffee or nonherbal teas. I found that the sugar free off brand winco red bull doesn't trigger the same sour/bitter for me which is great. I still stick with water, milk, barley tea, and hot cocoa (I make my own mix) for the most part.
How much possibility? Like once per a decade? Edge case could be ignored by patience at charging station or rent a car.
Reposting is allowed, and this looks incredible; you should definitely repost some time soon. I've kinda put off getting into Haskell... this feels like I've waited long enough to catch the next big thing.
Hey, I kind of know that name - ran across this years ago: https://twitter.com/isfirrinjured

...though I remember it being its own site/domain, not a twitter account.
Good thing you didn't try to recursively macroexpand GNU, or your post would be infinitely long!
They added cost by reinventing the wheel. It's a status symbol for bad drivers to pay more for something different.
At this rate I would not be half surprised to see in-wheel type hubmotors as used in some electric skateboards [1] or the OneWheel [2]. That kind of changes the whole drive train concept.

[1] https://www.backfireboards.com/products/backfire-g3-with-sup...

[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29797315
It is a fair point, because it doesn't need to be the year of the Linux Desktop for those tools to be installed on and used daily on the vast majority of computers right now, dwarfing the number of ALL desktops, thereby being extremely popular.
How many death threats have you received for the "heresy" of removing the rotary engine from the RX-8?
You forgot the biggest downside which is that naming things is hard. It also often causes important names to get lost in the jumble of temporary names.
I'm convinced that true justice, prosperity and peace are out of our collective reach right now. My goal is to survive and be honest in a world where we only have shadows (or, too often, parodies) of these things. I am not necessarily opposed to you approaching your stated goals, though I think everyone who tries will fail unless we can create good relationships that transcend things like legal systems. I think that might also be what you are actually hungry for, since you cite concern about "constitution worship". I think the constitution and traditional law codes like it could be a relatively effective rule of law if it were actually followed. Probably more effective than whatever new thing we can make up today with our collective minds largely strung out with fear, stress, anger and mental illness.
I feel a bit dumb because I can't figure out how to use this on my m1 mac. I installed the package, edited the configuration file to include some of the public peers, and tried to click on some yggdrasil links on the website. It keeps timing out. Am I doing something wrong?
Well, I mean, technically, 9 months in the future is still in the future, so…
Modern Development Environment for the Nokia N-Gage
If a site owner doesn't want to provide content for free of charge, then they shouldn't do that. Nobody is forcing a site owner to provide free content. Site owners can charge for the content if they want to.

But if a site owner does choose to provide their content for free, it is not the responsibility of the site visitor to ensure that such a business model is successful. Internet users do not have any legal or moral obligation to avoid consuming content that is provided free of charge. Internet users also do not have any legal or moral obligation to consume all of the content that is presented in one place.
This might not be the right place to ask..

How to find value from LessWrong? I see people derive value from it, but when I visit it, it’s not obvious
You're right! Let's get back to burning that black gold.
No. A dumb contract doesn't replace a solicitor and it doesn't replace a bank. You're just saying things now.
If we get to a point where interacting with browser DOM is comparably fast with Wasm, either through JS or with native APIs, then we could see Wasm replace React. That said, you're right that we probably won't see anything of that sort in the short term.
Ask HN: What's the algorithm behind Polycam 3D reconstruction? Any one?
Anyone who can reverse engineer and tell the algorithm behind polycam app? https://poly.cam/

It is just amazing!!
I was thinking the same thing. Chromebook duets are so good at their price point as both a light work tablet and laptop.

The newer duet 5 has an OLED display too at $459.

Chromebooks are also supported for 8 years compared to barely a year for most Android tablets.

Chrome OS can run all the popular desktop apps too like vscode and Chrome desktop which is missing on android.

They have got the recipe for success here.
https://archive.fo/nravV
Are we talking about giant folding tablet phones or actual tablets? I only saw one mention of folding in the article but it was just about OS updates. I'm not sure a phone that unfolds into a tablet works with current technology. It's a fun gimmick and some people apparently love it, but the phone aspect ratio is weird, they're chonky, and there's a lot of room for mechanical failure.

At any rate, I had both of the Nexus 7's back in the day and was very disappointed when they just... stopped. Now I have an iPad Mini and it's awesome. I can't see myself ever going back to Google after they just left us high and dry once before. Especially when Apple's lineup is very stable. I'm positive there will be another iPad coming. Google tablet? Who knows.
Google Photos drops unlimited 'Original quality' uploads from the Pixel 3
It causes higher blood pressure and is statistically associated with heart problems. https://www.health.harvard.edu/staying-healthy/do-you-really...
> Their primary purpose isn't to deal with shame, its to ask doctors to not jump to the conclusion that the problem is the weight.

That's dumb, because doctors that are weight-fixated (which is a real problem) aren't going to be less weight-fixated with a patient that is visibly defensive around weight. It centers attention on the thing you want least attention on. If you've got a doctor with this problem and it is interfering with your care, you don't need a ”don’t weigh me” card you need a different doctor.

(OTOH, I’ve seen the “don’t weigh unless specifically necessary, and don't put the weight in follow-up notes” thing, whether in card or oral-request form, recommended for people with eating disorders where seeing/knowing their current weight can be a trigger, and think it is wholly sensible there.)
I had the same experience, but it was not for a lack of motivation, it was just too much content to handle. We had 5-7 subjects with crazy amounts of exercises to hand in every week. I spend almost 20 hours a week on one subject in my first year. But there were still 4 other subjects to handle and we were expected to have a 40-hour week which of course was completely unrealistic. How are you supposed to read text books in addition to that?
Fossil: Fossil versus Git
you can enable addons in private mode
> The iPad selling well annoys me, as it's prevented a touchscreen/drawable MacBook.

I am extremely grateful that this has been Apple's path, because I don't want touch screen support in macOS. It would inevitably make it worse for keyboard and mouse usage, as has happened with both Windows and Gnome.
Yeah! Didn’t they say it evolved in rats? Hmm.. I wonder where they use rats? Yet nobody wants to say it.
They all have to start with G, and the G recursively stands for itself. ;)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recursive_acronym
Personally the CDC’s greatest sin was their narrative push against natural immunity. And sadly it was repeated as infinitum by the media. One paper with an incredibly misleading title and another so problematic that one can only wonder how it got even published. But the media and “science communicators” didn’t think twice in praising them and compounding on those same lies.

More recently another paper on covid and childhood diabetes (cause now they’ve gotta push the jabs on the young ones) has been causing the same level of scrutiny.

This isn’t science anymore.
What are your thoughts on soda water?
It is absolutely not most likely. What is likely is that they want to hold safe opinions. Spend even a little bit of time looking into lab leak theory and you’ll see.
I may not be the target market for this product, but I've never owned a tablet. I have a smartphone, a gaming PC, a fourth gen console, but I've never been interested in acquiring a tablet. Tablets can't fit into my pocket, nor do they have the processing power or the resolution of a full fledged computer.