skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
yep. You get paid higher if:

- you go straight out of undergrad to industry

- you only do a masters

- you "drop out" after a masters

- you are sponsored by industry to take a 5-6 year
"sabbatical" to get a PhD (which is status-driven, but still tied to "demand", as you say).

- you go to industry without doing a postdoc

If you are in the PhD program to get into academia, it is very much a status-driven, low-paid pursuit (I got paid 26k/yr for ~80h/wk average 6 years, probably generally was working 100-days-straight) and all of the problems in the article apply (including tendency to groupthink in the service of promotion, attracting status-seeking; stupid 20-something men). As a grad student, the undergrad "dishwasher" lab tech was getting paid more than I was (raw; not dividing by hours). Even for postdocs the misery is true. I gave myself a pay raise and hours reduction when I quit being a postdoc and started driving for lyft full-time ~50h/wk on the road, but carve out about 10-ish for like logging off to do social things with friends because I was "in the city anyways".
Random. The results shown here are the words with the largest disparity between the sexes. The total list was almost 62,000 words.

https://link.springer.com/article/10.3758/s13428-018-1077-9
Devil's advocate: Why is Google to blame at all?

Any org with decent IT need to think of business continuity. They need to plan for the risk of a discontinued product or a bankrupt supplier. If the (implicit or explicit) plan is "we accept the risk", then don't blame the supplier.

We offer platform as a service, and are regularly asked for exit plans from our customers. In brief, if we discontinue our platform you will need to do X, which will cost you Y.
Not for me. On desktop Chromium it was prompting me just trying to scroll down the page of any Twitter account.
Agreed. A subset of products are "stripe verified" on Indie Hackers - should be a good enough population.

I think the parent article is interesting, thanks for your contributions. I am not saying that the same should have contained revenue, performance data - just that it would be interesting to see :)
It's interesting hearing the Illusion of Life referred to as a coffee table book, since it's actually a learning resource and reference book for those in animation.
I know it wasn't meant as a diminutive etc... It just caught my eye because it made me think what the delineation would be between a coffee table book and a reference book
Well I'm not the one who made that assertion, I was just explaining what OP had wrote since the person above me didn't understand. I didn't mean to imply it was my opinion nor that it was likely.

Facebook still needs government's help to implement it, so there must be something in it for representatives if it's going to make it through. Seems doubtful Facebook can possibly pass a law on its own. And if Facebook wants to, they can easily require credit card without any law being passed; it's not illegal to require credit card to become a member of a website.
Anyone who read The Great Gatsby in high school should be familiar with the disdain for the nouveau rich amongst old money. The movie Caddyshack also does a good job at depicting this.
Building an Adaptive Favicon
Removing any words of the vocabulary is an aberration.
I don't think folks appreciate just how tetering-on-the-edge local corruption already was before local newspapers started to die. Expect to see a lot more crazy stories coming out when small towns and small cities go so far into private-fiefdom territory that someone outside notices. The only remaining significant bulwark to ruining-the-country levels of corruption is state auditors—and that's if they're not corrupt themselves.

Larger cities may be OK a little while longer since they usually still have some local investigative reporting.

It's one of several reasons I'm no longer sure the Web is compatible with healthy democracy.
There's always the old Aquinas route. Channel it into your work, or get in the habit of prayer or meditation for relief from that aspect of yourself. If a medieval monk whose family did everything possible to provoke a carnal response out of him can find it in himself to get past them, so to can you. It's a mental thing to be sure, but it can be gotten past.

I'd recommend against any pharmaceutical intervention. Better living through chemistry aside, a mental habit of recentering and refocusing is much easier to undo later down the road than drug induced changes to physiology. And yes, those happen, no, they aren't necessarily either researched or monitored for.

If you're still dead set on the pill route, your best bet is a talk with a doctor of reproductive medicine, and they may be in for an ethical quandry.

Might be some old herbal remedies out there but most efforts of ye olde healers were ah, in the opposite direction.
Statistical exponential families: A digest with flash cards
> If it's not illegal it's fine.

A lot of today unicorns started illegally. Uber, Spotify, Airbnb. Yet, nobody comment about those because their goal was supposedly "noble". That's the problem with the variable geometry morality of the left.

"If it's moral from our point of view, but illegal, the laws are the problem. If what's you're doing is immoral from our point of view, but legal, then you should be ashamed of yourself and repent (or die)."

In other words, it's nothing but dogma and proselytism.
It's interesting to me that the Japanese words in the table, "bushido", "katana", and "yakuza" are more known to (this dataset of) men than women. The fashion-related words (taffeta, chignon, espadrille, etc) being known more to women makes sense to me, but I'm not sure why the three Japanese words are more known to men.
cool, i'd suggest the only links you need at the top are 'How it Works', 'Pricing', 'Blog' (for marketing), and 'Contact' (for sales). (edit:) oh yes, and also your call to action, 'Get API Keys'. everything else is footer material, and you already have a fat footer with most of those links anyway.

(i should note that i usually browse in narrow windows, so i often get the mobile version; most designers don't think about how people actually use browsers)
You don't understand why fitness classes exist? I'm not sure if you are being purposefully obtuse or not.
The "free" market gets too much credit: the best tech came from monopolies[1]

Android is more "free market" than iOS: network providers and OEMs can extend the source code to their requirements and "compete" to consumers detriment. The consensus on HN seems to be that the centralized planning/walled garden approach of iOS is superior.

1. I'm being intentionally provocative,but hear me out: Unix, the IBM PC, Angular, React, CUDA
> Not exactly. In American English "bring a pot to a boil" is much more common. When I read "enough energy to boil 60 kettles of water" I thought "vaporize".

Disagree that this is a) a much more common phrasing or b) that your interpretation would be the common one. I've yet to run into a situation where somebody asked me to "boil some water" and intended for me to vaporize all the water in some vessel.
Psychedelic Research for Mass Mental Health
So… no push notifications means it’s broken. Is that hard to understand?
Omg, we had the remotes too and they often broke or stopped working and we had to get them replaced via the company that was contracted. Eventually, my teachers stopped using them because they were more trouble than they were worth.
All you gotta do is prove you are anxious or depressed and you can get an SSRI or SNRI from a primary care doc.

This will suppress your libido.

Probably the poster would fit the criteria. Just that he has the strong idea that he is unattractive and is distressed by this is an indication. The poster should print out this list

https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/depression/sy...

and then check anything that applies and being really liberal in accepting that he has the symptoms. I'd guess leading with "I want to nuke my libido" would be a winning story with some docs, but if you can tell a sprawling story of how distressed you are that works in as many symptoms as possible you are going to get the script. Unlike a lot of situations you want to go to the doc's office looking as bad as you can.

You will get a low dose and you should keep in touch with the doc, if side effects are bothering you they can switch you to another med, if you have no response or a partial response you should increase the dose, certainly the anti-libido effect is dose dependent.

There is also talk therapy but if you do enough of that you are probably going to get a girlfriend, repair any relationship you are in, leave a relationship that is bad, turn poly, or have something develop in a forward direction.
Same experience here in Central Florida, a large chunk of independent complexes were bought up by Greystar, and promptly driven into the ground. Of course since the whole area is growing they still run profitably, but the complexes are barely kept up, maintenance is slow and QoL is overall poor.

You can even see they rebrand them every 3-4 years to get rid of bad reviews...
Strange. All the male words are perfectly commonplace, and all the female ones appear to be completely made up.
> "what is the thing that is wrong that is common among all those cases?"

That's the easiest part, usually it is achieved since a long time. But biology is incredibly complicated, much more than everything else. It's certainly not something linear with one causal event and a unique consequence. Beings have selected multiple pathways to achieve a function during million of years. Multiple systems are interacting and changing roles. For example there is not a unique immune system but a galaxy of components assuming different roles at different times.

And technology plays an important role, a century ago we were unable to discern anything else than neurons in a brain, now we can "see" multiple glial cells. How to theorize about something we do not know as existing?

> On the other hand, what chance does one then have to make a contribution to the field?

The best is to work with scientists to solve some issue and them publish with them. I once talked with someone who did that with success.
So the problem now is to meet scientists. The easiest way is to present a poster in a conference in order to meet a maximum of scientists at a low cost.
If you are not accustomed to "posters" it's a one page summary of what is often a future paper. Master and PhD students are accustomed to present posters but usually there is no other entry barriers than the cost of attending the conference (~$800).

> for example, the address of a gene is different depending on what transcription description I am looking at

Probably because they use different reference genomes. The reference genomes are arbitrary, all humans have slightly different genomes. See:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1000_Genomes_Project

> I get a 404 page

Many thanks, I will look at this ASAP.
With firefox's market share of about 10%, the "we don't support firefox" message is basically announcing "our website is useless to 1 in 10 people". Very frustrating.
My understanding was that the real teeth behind both EOs is that they prohibited American companies from doing business with Huawei and TikTok. So Huawei would not be able to sell through American retailers, and TikTok wouldn't be available in the Apple store or the Play store, and they couldn't get an American CDN.
Fairchild was acquired by Onsemi
Privacy Preserving Attribution for Advertising
AI Dreaming of Edgar Allan Poe's The Raven
What an odd take. It's a service. Paying $95 for an oil change is lazy or uninformed. Anyone can change their own oil.
"bad things" is a subjective concept. A former roommate was building a website in the mid 2000 for a dildo company. You probably don't care, but a religious zealot might consider it "bad".

We're gonna make a deal, I'll let you work in ad-tech, and you let me build tool which allow people to shoot themselves in the foot.
I mean, the ad model doesn’t seem to be working all that well for local news rooms either.

My point was simply to show a counter example that news must survive off of ad revenue.

The old model of subscriptions covering cost of production + ads delivering the profits is just dead.
Yes. Ublock Origin , please!
Let me guess...

Such dataset could be used as a gender captcha.
The "male" words aren't technobabble though. They're just scientific language. The data certainly seems to very clearly represent the impact of the historical bias in education, entertainment, and the world in general to emphasise "science" as a pursuit for males and "craft" as a pursuit for girls.
I would love a PH where you have to show off an actual product (instead of blogspam guides, design resources, etc, even though these can be useful)
That is a massive rabbit hole. "anti-democratic messages" and "anti-us sentiment" is going to inevitably be used to further undemocratic process and imperialism. An article "The US blew up a hospital" gets flagged as anti-us sentiment, and buried. A journalist covering political contributions gets buried by "anti-democratic messages". This is basically inevitable.
I think you have a valid point, although I think it should probably be the "decimillionaire next door" to keep up with inflation and retain its original meaning. This is a case where the floor dropped out and the ceiling is falling, when a "millionaire" doesn't really mean what it meant many years ago.

In 1904, $1M inflation adjusted is $31M now. In 1956, it's $9.9M. Seems to have peeked at 2007/8. The uptick to "billionaire" started around 1982 which is about $2.79M. Words are very discrete bins and usage lag.

https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=Millionaire%2C...

While there is a very valid point that many who frequent this site may be considered millionaires and by some, considered wealthy relative to the median in current times, that isn't to say the median hasn't been falling in terms of the sheer scale of wealth these days.
Hi all, post author here. Just to say this was a really interesting piece to work on - I had a lot of fun poring through the data.
EFL should never be recommended as a serious option.
Why stop there?

Eliminate the entropic, commingling contamination problem by separately collecting 1, 2 and everything else for resource extraction.
Yes, I believe it's in all (most?) of the products within the "Sitara" line, or at least AM33XX models.

Lowrisc.org also has a similar plan for what they call "minion cores" in their RISCV based product, whenever that happens. Some NXP processors also have something called an "eTPU" that seems similar.
I am unclear what is the value added by this link, other than to rekindle some inflammatory discussion that was had at length already?

It shows that the go build tools are especially brittle and making assumptions they should not. And that for some reason people do not maintain a local cache of their dependencies, while having unreasonable expectations of FOSS library maintainers (this library will apparently be archived on the 28th of this month if no new maintainer steps up).
I'm surprised to hear about them being used for attendance. Attendance usually isn't a factor at the college level, especially for large lecture classes.

I _have_ heard them being used to try and create a more interactive, engaging environment for the students. Typically they're used something like this:

The teacher explains something, then asks a question that you can correctly answer if you understood the explanation. There's N answers available; the question + multiple choice answers are on the current slide.

Students then group up into small-ish groups (4 people or so, maybe less) and each group discusses the question & comes up with an answer, and then they use the clicker to make their choice.

Once all the groups have had a chance to answer the teacher displays a bar chart / histogram showing how many groups chose each answer.

The next part I'm not 100% clear on the details, but the bar chart points the students in the right direction AND provides feedback for the instructor. For example, if pretty much everyone got the right answer then the teacher can give the groups that didn't choose the right answer a couple minutes to re-discuss and/or ask questions. If lotsa' students got the wrong answer then the teacher can go back and clarify stuff, etc, etc.

So yeah - the point of clickers is to transform a passive "listen to the teacher lecture" experience into something that is more interactive and engaging.

In terms of apps - I don't use clickers myself (I teach smaller classes), but if I wanted to I'd definitely use an app for this. I suspect that people still using physical clickers got started with them and are continuing to use them. Personally I'd get my college to buy a classroom set for the students to borrow each class (or to checkout for the semester/quarter/term) but there's overhead with that, too
I would think, given your username, that you would have a feeling that these male words are more 'badass'?
There’s nothing fundamentally expensive about a Tokamak. We’re in the phase of fusion of “computers have 1 Kb of memory and take up a whole basement.”
I mean, if you don't invest in the speculative, how do you expect things to advance? Failure at any particular venture isn't a bad outcome.
So - interesting, turns out it is done, and in this very area too. I read the 1960 report of their dive[1], linked to in the parent article. And it talks about "800 TNT explosions" preceding their dive in the Trieste.

[1]http://www.deepseachallenge.com/the-expedition/1960-dive/
Indeed, it seems like an effective way for a radio station to "capture" more listeners!
I saw The Hobbit in a theater playing at 60fps in 3D and several people in the theater laughed at points in the film that were not supposed to be funny just because how odd certain things looked. Although I personally enjoyed the unique presentation it kind of made me realize that 60fps would never take off.
I can say ‘in California X and in the US Y’ without implying California is not in the US.
Yep. That's sad.

But I understand that ironing out all the issues on all browsers is very resource demanding...
From other comment
> I mean, start with why his wife is divorcing him (Jeffery Epstein) and why he's no longer on the board at Microsoft(inappropriate relationships with staffers), then go into how he's screwed up public schooling in the US, then Microsoft under him. That's the easy stuff that you can see publicly.
I love your initial reflex, which is to question the requirement itself.

In general, this comment is exactly the sort of discussion I'd be interested in hearing if I interviewed people.
Can't wait to give this a try when its working. One of my family's favorite board games.
I think who they are sharing with (potentially) matters more than the number of orgs they are sharing with.
I don't use twitter. I found this quickly on duckgogo

https://www.apple.com/feedback/safari.html

Doing that form. I figured out that my Mac doesn't have the latest OS. I'm running on 11.3.1 I thought it was supposed to "update" itself. I don't see any new OS updates on the App Store or whatever it's called. I think it's BS the updates just take up more memory space on the computer AND make the computer run slower.

Our computers immediately depreciate like cars. I was able to make my older Mac Laptop from 2012 last 9 years and I am running on version 10. Now it's dying again. A clean install might fix it. I also had some upgrades to the hardware and fixes.

Making your car and computer run as long as possible saves a lot of money. Buying the newest stuff is wow expensive.
Not necessarily clearly external bias. I can think of an alternate possible explanation.
It's interesting to me that the Japanese words in the table, "bushido", "katana", and "yakuza" are more known to (this dataset of) men than women.

Those three words in particular feature heavily in lots of video games and films. That could explain some of it.
japanese cultural appreciation is heavily indexed on nerd culture and that's heavily men. just an additional audience to skew the metrics.
And thus your disingenuous Socratic method is revealed as not genuine curiosity but rather a veiled method of (in your own words) "luring people."
Well, same as facebook and US.
An EdTech App (Coursicle) Is Sending Bizarre Push Notifications to Students
No, we should not ignore the messengers. There are enough credible people and content supporting your arguments, and there is no need to shove in the fundraising campaigns of opportunistic people that regularily argue against human rights.
edit: my bad, I expected it to be the case but it turns out I had it in my gitconfig instead.

They are just going along the git default, so yes, a new repo will be on main branch by default.
Somebody set us up the frost

Main defroster not turn on

Elon: all your Teslas are belong to us

You have no chance to drive

FSD

for great Future

reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_your_base_are_belong_to_us
> Social Media Companies: It's OK to not have any new content to show me every few seconds. It's OK if I see the same things for a while until new, meaningful content comes my way

You are not the one who decides whether it is "OK". Every dopamine microhit they give out reinforces dependence, and is another chance to backhaul surveillance telemetry and show ads. It may fail on you personally, but it seemingly works on the majority of people. Your (our) problem is allowing third party software, bound to its own incentives, to mediate our attention in the first place.
Wind + Solar are near useless without storage, and we do not have anything close to the storage necessary.
I was daydreaming about something like this the other night. This is even cooler than what I was picturing! My only complaint is the download arrow threw me off for a bit, I wanted to copy to clipboard but did not realize that was hidden behind the arrow. Switching that icon to a clipboard that pops the modal might add some clarity.
well, lets see here.. its currently causing increased forest fires, rising sea levels, desertification, glaciers melting, destabilization of the sea currents, collapsing ecosystems.

DO I need to spell it out for you or are you willfully living under a rock?
> You want to get paid: move to cheap suburb of a medium sized city and start writing heresy, the more inflammatory the better. Accusations of politicians and celebrities. Cheap pablum for frothing basement trolls and listicles of reasons never to let your kids leave the house. Election conspiracy theories and a new expose on why red wine and chocolate will cure Covid. Corporate public relations expressing the deepest committment of the NFL to protect everyone and only good from here on out. Anything that someone is willing to pay you to write because nobody else will write it for free.

This escalated quickly. I somehow expected a more nuanced take at the end than this rushed version paradoxically reinforcing a superficial stance critiqued before.

Well, the overall point comes across and is an interesting take but fails to be substantial i.e. backed by some more convincing data instead of an initial gossip over the gossip.
Musk Looks Increasingly Isolated as Automakers Embrace Lidar
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