skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Unless you'd like to make the case that we had 600% inflation in the last year, your explanation does not hold up. (Skim the article. He's poised to make 6 times more than last year)

Sorry, I edited my comment a few times after posting as I looked up more information and it now addresses this.

It doesn't make much sense that he randomly got 6x more than last year. This was probably a stock payout of some multi-year compensation package, combined with inflated stock prices. But little nuances like that get in the way of the "eat the rich" muckraking that places like the Guardian want to push so I imagine they don't spend a lot of time investigating the details.
If storing fat burned calories, it would make for a pretty poor way to store calories...
Is it too old-fashioned of me to prefer IRC? Discord has its place, but I favor IRC.
Rebundling the Data Platform – Dagster Blog
I think that even if Elon Musk and Gwynne Shotwell stopped everything at SpaceX right now, their contributions with Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy are enough to etch their names in history. The three Falcon heavy boosters landing is nothing short of sci-fi coming true.
Um, China is pretty vocally going after Starlink which is part of what makes this financially feasible, so it's not like they are doing nothing. And not to be all conspiracy theory but their complaint sure is being amplified on the interwebs. I think their bigger issue though is it's going to be a whole lot harder to hide things in they want to do in orbit with so many satellites up there all of a sudden.
Agreed it may be off putting but he is an experienced financial investment banker and former CTO just playing the youtube game. His argument is that basically the Fed is going down a rough path right now and they don't have a lot of good options due to the massive debt. Raising interest rates just 1% adds 300B to their payments. Where is that money going to come from?
Options he lays out:
1) Higher taxes (bad idea for a host of reasons)
2) Cut from other budgets to pay it (Military, Medicare, etc)
3) Go back to printing more QE basically creating a cycle of printing money forever as interest rates go up over the next few years. This will sink the value of the dollar.

Also he read Ray Dalio's new book where he talks about long term debt cycles (ones that span ~70+ years) where governments basically need to restructure their debt because it has gone out of control. Nobody is old enough to go through stuff like this so he says most people are unaware of this possible macro scenario. This is Ray Dalio's opinion though and he has been wrong before. But if this comes to pass it will _crash_ the market and drop around 5% of GDP. Great financial crisis was 2.5%. The Fed has some important decisions to make and if they mess up real badly the US might just get a devalued currency, get less foreign and bond investment and eventually (this is extreme) be replaced as the reserve currency.

So we will see how things go over the next 2-10 years. Again I would recommend watching the videos as he lays it out in more detail.
Sam Altman: How the Fed were so wrong about inflation being transient?
Why is it, that golang is this popular? Is it only among arch users?
OMAD works wonders. First three days are brutal, and then you get used to it.
> If the CEO of the world's first trillion dollar company can't make a lot of money, then who can?

Isn't this completely contradicted by

> It's a free market.

?

Wouldn't you expect that a company operating on free market principles went for a good but cheap option? Instead when you look at these companies it is always people born rich and well connected. Even better when you include Theranos, you can have a family history of con artists and the people in these circles will still throw money at you for decades. I would say the market for CEOs is about as free as an Italian getting a pair of custom concrete boots by the local mafia.

Edit: Just checked Cook actually doesn't seem to come from a family that rich. So used to it and when I write a comment I manage to refer to the one guy who wasn't born rich.
Not what you asked for, but related to the method you described:

"Image Retrieval Based on Using Hamming Distance"

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S187705091...

EDIT: Here's a python package that does image deduplication. Not ImageMagick and no idea on its performance though.

https://idealo.github.io/imagededup/
I have been there a decade ago and was fascinated. Space travel is literally rocket science. Can't comprehend the science and engineering behind it.
I agree. But the point is - even if it was 30k or 35k, I would still do it without thinking twice about it. I’m perfectly content with spending one month salary on a vacation.
The whole website would probably take a bit too long ;-)
But please report any typos you find whilst reading to info@cryptomuseum.com
That will land directly on my desk. Thanks, Paul
Just two cents from one who has to use it in a university. In 2020 our university used Zoom for the graduation thesis presentations. In 2021, management decided to use MS Teams to authenticate both students and the committee members over university's SSO.

The SSO is awful as hell. I failed to restore password, half of other non-staff members did not got through it either, and came as guests.

When you install Teams, it requires you to register on MS website, -- which many of us also did -- and then you discover it won't work with uni's SSO.

Most people use MS Teams only for the presentations, and everyone constantly gets lost in groups, calls, chats, etc. Teams seems to have uploadeable/browseable slides feature, where viewers can browse PPTs wherever they want. But only one person of 20 students found out how to use it. Others just shared their screens.

So, the whole point of this switch was SSO (which many were unable to use) to somehow protect from academic fraud (write a work for a student and defend it for them).
Thanks, I used that neat knuth coin-flip trick from your code.

Why does the comment on the file say that its lock-free implementation is half as slow as compared to 'sequential' one? Where does the slowness come from? Is it all those while(1) loops waiting to race atomic operations?
Life on ‘Mars’: the strangers pretending to colonize the planet – in Utah
Weird, I use teams regularly and have no real issues. I've experienced some of the issues others describe here, but they aren't major and every software has some little abrasions here and there. I wouldn't single Teams out at all. I think it does what it's supposed to
Sounds like an adventure - What would a career be without an emotional rollercoaster!

Just wait it out, keep up the hard work and face the fear head on. The fact that you’re thinking about it is a good sign.

I work as a PM, and I’m far less technical and I’m more soft skill oriented than the engineers around me. I notice that engineers have a tendency to have a lower tolerance for failure, and they worry when things don’t go exactly according to plan. I like this quality - keeps everything grounded (including me!).

Don’t let these thoughts cloud your judgement. As long as you keep your cool, and show that you’re making progress, it is probably more worthwhile to wait until you catch up than it is to recruit someone to replace you. If anything goes wrong, it could just be a “bad job experience” to be put behind you anyways. Also, others here are giving great actionable advice.
Even if you don’t have a static IP, you can probably restrict to a /24 subnet or maybe /16.

Additionally, you can ensure password access is disabled and use ssh keys along with 2FA.
But you can eat the calories you spend in just a few minutes. If you have a pile of Mars bars, that will supply enough energy to compensate an hour on the treadmill.

Might not be the typical thing an athlete eats, but it certainly keeps the weight on a lot of people.
Belgium announces 4-day work week; right to disconnect after office hours
Yep, very much. Most insulin pumps only cary a few days worth of insulin at a time so it's not uncommon to be heading home after work with only half a day of insulin left. That can quickly become a life-or-death situation.
It is an exception though. Very few people exercise to this level. Similarly you can eat as much as you can if you nicking across Antarctic, but this is not exactly a typical activity.
Just click "learn more" button and you'll see step by step examples of the language features.

A quick take on the front page can't possibly explain much about a language, maybe just a sample of syntax? I don't know why it would've been useful.
Who or what determines what someone needs to earn?

How much do you earn? Could you survive if you got paid 15% less? How about 50% less? Well, if you don't need it then, how about we just cut your pay based on what some arbitrary person decides you "need".
Even harder for me is to remember that someone telling me about their problem is not a request for me to help solve it.
Also anecdotal, but I’m not an athlete (like, the inverse of an athlete, I’m overweight and don’t move enough) and moderate exercising does, in my case, suppress some appetite. I eat les after exercising.

My 2 cents theory is that it suppress the "stress induced" appetite.
I too would prefer := or even =!
Elon Musk Reveals Jaw-Dropping Ignorance About Social Security
So you are saying space ports will need to be far out from civilization, and connected to cities by some sort of high speed transport, maybe one located underground for safety reasons?
I think I tried reading Metafilter once; it was a thread discussing whether men rape for power or for pleasure, and anytime a man tried posting in the thread they were driven off for not "centering women".

Although that style of discourse was pretty common at the time, quite popular on livejournal and later tumblr.

Lately I see complaints about it being full of people who tell you to go to therapy as a solution for everything. Which I didn't even know was a type.
This isn't true. If you can prove me wrong I'd be happy to read about why.

It sounds like we're talking about leases.

talking about future production, the Biden admin allowed more federal lands leasing in their first year than trump did. [1]

They paused new leases at the start but they're back. They are trying to get more money from lease sales but idk where that's at.

And with high covid prices the admin asked companies to increase production back to pre covid levels faster.

Total us production isn't back to pre covid levels yet [2], but all the reporting I've raid says it's because of covid, manic swings in demand and pricing, share price volatility, pressure to reign in spending, and push for renewables [3]

Personally, we do need to get strict with leases. This transition period is going to be painful hard to balance such long term assets (like decades to build and get roi from new large oil development) with a transition that we need to happen as fast as possible.

Going to hurt but could hurt less if we can spend the few T needed to beef up renewables, get new cars on road, replace electric stoves, etc.

[1] https://biologicaldiversity.org/w/news/press-releases/new-da...

[2] https://www.eia.gov/dnav/pet/hist/LeafHandler.ashx?n=PET&s=M...

[3] https://www.cnn.com/2021/11/10/energy/oil-gas-prices-joe-bid...
How does high octane fuel for aviation figure into the history of gasoline? If I remember correctly 100 octane gasoline was used for aviation during World War II before the rise of jet engines shifted aviation to using jet fuel.
Well in this case, the board and shareholders.
How I would love a printer that just works
> Wouldn't you expect that a company operating on free market principles went for a good but cheap option?

In an ideal competitive free market, there is no “good, but cheap” option; the marginal cost equals the marginal value delivered.
I once saw a data tables with lots of diets. There was a column with the name of the diet, what you typically ate on the diet, etc. But the final column was "How does this diet work?" Every single row said the same thing, something like: "By eating a caloric deficit".
Although it may seem surprising to some that humans put on more fat than their fellow apes, this is at least somewhat predictable when you look at other ways in which humans are different from other apes.

Putting aside our intellect, we our developing towards having little to no fur came with the benefit of being able to sweat, which means we could track animals further than they could persist. It allowed us to effectively outrun, or outwalk, herds of animals.

That comes with a tradeoff, which is the lack of fur means not being able to retain as much heat in the cold. Being able to store more fat is the obvious alternative.
I don't really understand this workflow, why does this need to happen in Slack at all, when you already use Jira? Wouldn't it be far easier to raise a ticket in Jira directly, have all the info there, and then mark is as a bug/no bug?
I’m unaware of the similarities actually.
I wouldn't have any issue with giving the president a salary of 10 million/year. We as a society really need to do a better job to put our most qualified individuals in running society instead of having them optimize ad revenue.
And yet the article you're commenting on says that you don't burn more calories by exercising...
If it is true, it definitely changes the narrative.
What have these two people actually done, except lying all the time? And abusing their workers?

Also, these "magical" landings have been made 60 YEARS AGO! Go Musk! Hyperloop! FSD! Robotaxis! Semi! VTOL with pressurized air! Tesla robot! Pedo guy!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39cjZTCay24
Yeah, this is me. I naturally eat a lot less when I am exercising than when I am not. I'll often exercise in the morning and then have no desire to eat until dinner time.
They don't determine how much Cook or anyone needs to earn, they determine how much they are willing to pay to get the CEO they want.
0 degree what?

Fahrenheit, Celsius, horizontal angle?
Koka is a good example of a language having effect sets: in koka, it's called a row of effects, and is written as

<exn, console, e>

where single letters denote generic params.

In the case of needing a correlation id, this is a great use case for effects! First we declare an effect type:

effect correlation_id
ctl id(): int

Then we set up a handler:

with ctl id()
resume(7)

log("nice!")

Here we just use 7, but we could be incrementing a counter per request or something.

Then any functions that are called in this scope, when they call 'id', will receive 7:

fun log(message: string): <console, correlation_id> () {
println(id())
println(message)
}

Which, using the above handler, would print:

7
nice!

For example. Hope this helps!
> Often fast food is the only obvious option

Ironically fast food often has some of the most easily available calories and macronutrient ratio. Working out the calories and macro for a home-made meal can be much more time-consuming
> It's fast as shit

Why does this keep being said about VSCode? Electron has it’s benefits and so does VSCode but it’s in no way fast or “fast as shit” as far as editors and even IDEs go, sorry but it’s slow.
But buttons, collars, ties, and other artefacts of 1500s tailoring technology have such respectability and gravitas!
I was hesitant to change the title but I don’t think people would have known what this was otherwise, and I wanted to link to the original publication by Gab.
New Bazel docs experience and infrastructure
Professional athletes cut for several days quite often. It’s well researched area.

But better way for regular people is just do OMAD. You get used to it after first three days, which are brutal. So, strong motivation is required, but still easier than real cut for bodybuilders or fighters.
Oh, yeah. I use that all the time. Just never hear it called that.
I dont know ... this one is often repeated. Including in context when completely sedentary people want to improve health (as opposed to "I want loose weight for aesthetic reasons").

> it never really worked because I’d unconsciously eat to compensate

Your body is actually building muscles after exercising. It is also repairing damage caused by exercising. You actually should eat more, but more of the right stuff.
Given the US has to fund its operations via debt, I wouldn’t expect them to pay their President much. If they were making tens/hundreds of billions in profits a year then sure, give them a big fat check for eliminating the national deficit.
I love chat software like Slack and Discord. But I gotta say, those products really nailed their product names.

Slack. Almost nothing to do with work.

Discord. Almost nothing to do with communication.
Sigh.

1. A barrel of oil isn't just gas.. About half is for bunker oil, diesel and kerosene that runs boats, trucks and jets. That need isn't going away no matter how many batteries you make. The rest (40-50%) of the barrel is a waste stream that can be used as light gasoline, plastics and chemicals.

We will always have the second half because we always need the first half.

2. As others have mentioned, all oil is not equal. Shale and tar sands (tight oil) are not producing the heavy cuts/blends that we require for bunker oil, diesel and aircraft. US will need to balance export of shale based (or nat gas) energy with import of heavier grades of oil. Probably always. This isn't "independence"..it's codependence at best, and it will require the world burning gas for cars. How's your CO2?

3. Peak oil (conventional) was 2005, and then the shale oil financial stunt (thanks negative interest rates!!) took us to Nov 2018 when -- *Before covid* peak oil, and energy happened.

We're on the downslope of production without massive "demand destruction".

4. The energy price predicament is that below $80/barrel, shale and tight producers can't make money (and there will be no further investment) and above $80 and the rest of the economy gets killed.

None of these ideas are mine. All are easily goog'd.
I think it depends heavily on what you do. When you run, you tend to eat less, me definitely. When you weight lift, do body weight exercises, do anything that builds muscle, you need to eat. Personally I get more hungry about HIIT too.

And that additional eating is not a bad thing either. It is body needing supply to build muscles. For most beginners, that is a good thing.
Pretty sure this is the same for me, I don't eat before the gym in the morning and if anything feel slightly less like eating after.
I'm arguing against the many comments in this thread that called the police a "worthless institution" because of some anecdotes, which is analogous to saying "sql is slow" because you particular query is slow; instead both subjects require thought about realistic scenarios and expectations to understand why things are the way they are.

> "appear like they were interested"

They're interested but they're not there to appease. As I already said several times before, police need laws and courts to back them up or their work is ineffective. You should contact your maylor and local DA about why that jurisdiction has so many face punchings by the homeless in the first place.
I think it is most often wrong to use the word 'wrong'. That implies there is the right way and the wrong way. But in fact there are only better ways and worse ways, to do things.

The "right way" somebody envisions to be THE right way can be worse than something even better.

So instead of saying "Hey you are definitely doing it wrong" you can say "I can see an alternative way of doing this which might be better in some cases, for some purposes, for some users".
But that's exactly why you use a password manager; so it can generate passwords for you, while you only need to remember one password to unlock it.
Set your current IP in the security group and update it whenever it changes. You could make the update through the aws cli, this way you don’t have to login into the console every time
>everyone in CA that I know is ready to be done with gas

If you ever needed evidence that you live inside your own little comfortable echo chamber...
There isn't that much difference between .NET Core 1 and .NET 7. Most changes are additive and opt-in. All of your learning still applies.

The upgrade process is usually: 1) change version, 2) fix compiler errors (if any), 3) run tests.
Yann LeCun: Can large language models imitate doctors?
The reality of exercise and diet is sort of depressing: it is much, much harder to get in shape than it is to stay in shape.

You can spend months with completely different habits, and see almost no difference. Your muscles build up from the inside, and your fat burns off from the outside. Muscle is also denser when you get on the scale.

There is a silver lining. Muscles burn calories faster than other cells in day-to-day life. If you're persistent and patient, you will get there eventually.

Alcohol also trips a lot of people up. It'll run you about 100-200 calories/drink, and it metabolizes like sugar.
Or the related quote, "Abs are made in the kitchen" (edit: oops someone beat me to that). Even someone who's never done a lick of physical training can have visible abs if their bodyfat % is low enough. Meanwhile some of the strongest people I know do not have visible abs.
Wordle Bans 'Slave' as New York Times Stops Users Entering Offensive Words
Pretty sure blocking major transit substantially prohibits commerce, and the degree to which that is true is not really relevant. They're doing it, and you think it's a fundamental right.

And do you think literally nothing negative should happen to you at the hand of the government until you're convicted of a crime? Should police refuse to use force against someone actively breaking into a home, just because the burglar is just a "suspect"?

Courts will be involved if a crime is being committed, but more importantly a right (you believe in) is being violated. The government is, in every other situation, expected to step in to provide immediate relief to the physical violation of the right to conduct commerce (again, the right you believe in) of the Canadian citizens. This is no different.
But before that, they need to survive until sexual maturity, which is well north of one year for most fish. They're not like mice which can reproduce inside of a month or three.
Voat was subject to a campaign planned by multiple neo-nazi communities, particularly 8chan's /pol/, to make the site unusable for non-nazis. It involved mass claiming any boards that could possibly be popular and giving them an explicitly white nationalist spin.

I can't really blame them for not stepping up to the plate and saying 'fuck off', since the genesis of the site had to do with Reddit overmoderation, and even appearing to step into the same shoes could have had killed the site.
> How many other employees at Apple (the ones we're comparing how minuscule their pay compared to the CEO) can run the company as well as he has? Vision, implementation, everything.

That's a good question!

I'd speculate that, if we could re-run history with different CEO's for Apple, some might do worse than the current-CEO while some might do better. The huge, undeniable advantage a sitting-CEO has over their hypothetical competition is that the sitting-CEO was the one who got the chance to try.

Not to deny that a sitting-CEO had to do stuff to get selected. But if their main advantage over those who weren't selected was that they managed to get selected, then presumably we'd have to credit them with having won the selection-process, not with out-performing their hypothetical competition at the job.