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I was pleasantly surprised after I checked my Asus Prime X470-Pro driver page today, and noticed they released a BIOS update for 5800X3D!

Not to say for certain I plan to get it, but it's great that the support is there the day AMD announces it!
I have stopped using Amazon for anything that may come into prolonged contact with my body/skin. I can’t trust that the items aren’t counterfeit and are safe to use
I see it too (work to elect Dems). Especially if gas is over $5 past august. Seeing signs it will cool down though?

Subsidizing gas seems like obvious on paper but fraught with problems especially with inflation (and opposite of what's needed for climate change).

Would love to see federal legalization, or at least decriminalization of marijuana. IDK if only decriminalization would hold up with reconciliation but I think regulating it legalized commerce would.

And sad to say but assuming Roe is gutted/thrown to the states that could galvanize turnout on both sides, hopefully to our benefit. We'll see what games are played with Jackson's nomination too
> Also, we should teach more people to get up early and go lift/exercise.

With permanent DST people will have more opportunities to do that in the daylight after work, as the day will be longer.
The pay gap is much smaller if you compare identical jobs like you're suggesting.
> You still don't "require generics", you might require more performance than idiomatic Go offers, but in this case you're also excluding everything slower than C/C++/Rust irrespective of whether or not the language supports generics.

Performance only drives one of the two alternatives.

> Agreed, but it's foolish to frame language debates purely around the presence or absence of useful features. Many languages have too many features including a great many misfeatures which degrades the overall experience, and your analysis doesn't account for that. Further, there are costs associated with things like generics which your analysis similarly ignores. Further still, it ignores things like tooling, ecosystem, learning curve, etc. This is how you end up with C++.

This isn't an analysis. It's a counterpoint to a single individual on a social media website.

Go's ecosystem and learning curve are great. The best thing I can possibly say about its tooling is "it's better than C and C++". Seriously, how many dependency management paradigms have we gone through so far, and the best thing we can come up with is `go mod`?
In the comments Karpathy wrote this:

> ...today's computers are terrible for neural nets. We are running in total emulation mode and there are many orders of magnitude of improvement to claim from a redesign of the architectures with neural nets in mind.
All these years, I thought it was a site for community.

Dang, TIL, it was a business.

We will miss you CSS-Tricks.
There is no gender pay gap.

It's tiring (and amazing) to see people still hang on to that thoroughly debunked position in 2022. It's still comparing the salary of a CEO to a kindergarten teacher.
Northern folks will finally get an hour back after work to do things
> “Revenge is a dish that tastes best served cold.”

Is that a real quote?
One reboot during a seven month window doesn't sound too bad either.
> You need an extravert on staff, or an introvert who can fake it (that can be even better).

Nice, why is that? Because the faker has more control over his behaviour than the genuine, impulsive extrovert?
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No, 50 years ago people had different lifestyles, jobs, and hobbies. Technology as we know it today did not exist. It's a very different world today and the chances of a different outcome are large enough to warrant repeating this.
The big cities in Alberta look to be fairly far west in a timezone so that may have something to do with it. The further east you are the better DST looks on average. And that far north, I can see getting at least somewhat light mornings earlier in the year being a plus.
The shame you feel for your opinion is a good start
Arm is about 90 minutes away from London
Are we not white? Whenever there's a drop-down that's what I select.
> Censorship and misinformation is a big one.

> Cancel culture. This certainly exists in both political extremes too.

These are the only two that don't read like a blown-out strawman version of the topic, mostly by just being broad.
> being anti-America

Wait, what? I'm American... South American, to be precise. The US as world police doesn't exactly fill me with confidence, given their track record in our part of the Americas.

Whether this world policing is a "US liberal" or a "US right-wing" thing is of no interest to me. Both camps will call anyone who disagrees anti-American, anyway. (I think right now it's more of a "US liberal" thing but it used to be "US center-right/neocon". US politics are confusing!).
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"The authors outline arguments for prohibiting psychedelic patents entirely, noting that patents on psychiatric drugs such as selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) have failed to incentivize innovation or reverse the worsening mental health crisis. 'A non-profit organization called the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) has arguably done more to advance psychedelic science than any other entity,' Marks and Cohen said. 'Without patenting the fruits of its research, MAPS has made MDMA a viable therapy for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).'"

The current profit-chasing system that props up patents is going to completely ignore anything that doesn't help them cash in.

Doesn't matter how many people the current system hurts, doesn't matter how many people will be helped by changing it. The only things that matter are profit and power.
Beautifully put, scotuswroteus.

"The tyranny of the minority is infinitely more odious and intolerable and more to be feared than that of the majority"

- William McKinley
Our dev team is made of meat. Forcing us to read and write boilerplate is not only demoralizing and error-prone but also millions of times slower than having the compiler generate that code.

This might have been a good tradeoff when they could barely fit a C compiler in a PDP-7, but that was half a century ago.
I don't really think it simplifies things to change every single meeting/appointment/agreed-upon time an hour forward/backward two times a year without changing the actual clock time. If I have a weekly appointment at 11:30 for the whole year, I don't want to be putting that at 10:30 in some months and 11:30 in others. But if you move the clock an hour forward or backward, it can just stay at 11:30 on every day (though the effective time will of course be different).
Not sure you replied to the right person I never called the ICC a “foreign court.”

However, whether or not US judges are, or may be, appointed to the ICC or any other tribunal, US judges don’t make them domestic courts nor would they apply domestic law.

From the time of the Nuremberg Trials these kinds of courts are commonly called international tribunals in English, the ICC is just a proper name of one such international tribunal. Another includes the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, which was not a domestic court.

Arguably the first hybrid international
tribunal/domestic court was the Special Court for Sierra Leon where both international
law and domestic laws were applied. If Liberia ever successfully gets a war crimes it is likely to be a similar hybrid international tribunal/domestic court approach. Coincidentally I was part of a law clinic that represented a number of Liberian refugees and torture victims and obtained a $22M judgment against the son of the Liberian ex-President Charles Taylor in the US under the Foreign Tort Claims Act. If you’ve ever seen the movie Lord of War, the son is the character in this clip [2] with the golden AK-47 though the names were changed to Baptiste it’s otherwise pretty accurate, down to the fact Charles “Chucky” Taylor Jr. was a private school kid in Florida with a normal life until he went to Liberia and become the head of his Father’s security force ironically called Anti-terrorism Unit.

[1] https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=go9kV4nxsfk
Well, then I pass the word to American diplomat (and architect of the Cold war) George Kennan, who wrote an article in NYT in 1997(!), claiming NATO (i.e. US) expansion to Russian borders to be fateful error: https://www.nytimes.com/1997/02/05/opinion/a-fateful-error.h...

Can't you see that Ukraine war is the direct consequence of this decision? To reinforce the statement: all public polls in 90s showed Russians to be very enthusiastic about cooperating with West, they truly believed that the Western model is just and brings prosperity. But it is US' political arrogance and notorious "exceptionality" distracted not only authorities, but people from believing US. People lost trust in US even before propaganda started to arise. Think about it, my American friend.

Of course, living in such a safe island as USA, far from potential enemies and with insanely huge military budget you might think it is not your problem. And obviously you do. But keep in mind that every consequence has a cause.

In 90s US had a unique chance to make this world a better and safer place, but instead US planted seeds of nowadays' wars. Have you heard of Wolfowitz Doctrine (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolfowitz_Doctrine)? Even written in diplomatic language, it is horrific. Current US foreign policy is no better.

So please don't BS us that US "defends and promotes democracy across the world", because it simply doesn't. You accuse people on HN of "living in cloister", but it is you who transmits US slogans without slightest hint of critical thinking. Dixi
I wonder if it has to do with which towers it is connecting to rather than where it thinks you are. I know time sync is important so perhaps your phone just shows you the timezone of the nearest tower and that almost always works well enough?
I literally have no idea what this comment means. I re-read it several times unsuccessfully. I am familiar with Scott Alexander but that did not help my comprehension.
I've got the A04 model (ARM). Its more of something to play with than anything else. I keep it by my bed for fooling around with my side projects in the night.
I asked for a study which shows people would prefer more daylight in the mornings rather than evenings. Not everyone who gets to work early prefers daylight in the mornings. Some would like later evenings but also happen to get to work early, my mom being an example of it.

Once again, your opinion is just that, your opinion. It doesn't mean everyone else shares it.
Lol at the idea that electing Democrats will help with gas prices. Come to Cali and see how that works in practice.
Presumably because opening/working hours remain the same by the clock when we switch (or when you are on the edge of a zone as in some of the studies) rather than adjust, and they are currently more optimal for one of those.

At any rate, I also strongly suspect it doesn't matter which one is picked but only as long as everything else is adjusted around it.
Aren't the health detriments the same whether you shift your working hours / schedule or shift the clock?

Aren't they effectively exactly the same thing, especially if they're coordinated? And if they're not coordinated, isn't it a bigger mess in terms of knowing when things are supposed to change?
Why? Do you use the Fn key all the time? I sent my Dell laptop back because the ctrl key was on the left and an unremappable Fn key was where ctrl is supposed to be.
Actually think founders need to look existential questions in the eye, and figure out reasonable answers to them. Yes the questions are better framed in an open-ended non-demeaning way, but asking them will save you from locking yourself up for years building something nobody wants.

Also, building a better version of X is usually less promising than building the first version of Y. Especially when X is pretty well-executed.

Most top startups I see are carving out their own niche: https://topstartups.io/
Believe whatever you want, but that's just not where the shared cultural assumption is anymore. It carries the same weight to someone born after the fall of the USSR as asserting someone must be royalty because of their purple jacket.

Convincing people requires that you work forward from the assumptions they hold toward your views. I'm not sure what asserting that other people actually do hold your assumptions when they keep telling you they don't accomplishes.
Of course not! You missed the most (only?) important one: more debt!

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> Having some Sun during this time is nice for most people.

Is there a study that actually proves this? That people prefer daylight in the mornings when they're an early riser? I don't think they're as correlated as you and the other person are making it seem to be.
> "why would someone use your engine over Google" as a reasonably good question, as opposed to "nobody is going to use your engine over Google because it's a household verb".

Well, one of these is a question, the other is a statement... Actually I noticed that if you look at his examples of what not to say, none of them are questions. So maybe a better idea is "don't say discouraging things to your founder friends, ask them questions instead."
Surely the idiots wouldn't use summer time permanently. Winter time is needed. Summers are bright day all day long, it's summer time that needs to be gotten rid of
1084 comments? This is the ultimate bikeshedding issue.
You lose an hour of sleep once, gain it the other time. I don’t understand the fuss. Mostly balances out
I would much prefer we use something other than corn.

Again, there was no need to oversell it. The majority of drivers will see reduction in performance and or will use more fuel.

What we should have done is optimize all this a couple decades ago and we would have a much proved discussion today.

Or... maybe people just use less. 7 percent? Easy.

Notice we have a big push for people to return to the office, for example? Maybe just not do that.

In any case, we will end up with something. It won't go as well as planned. Impact will be higher than planned.

It will be oversold too

Personally, I know what to do here and that is get some buffer fuel and deal from there cutting my own use.
Literally #1 on my list of reasons to get a new job by November is I'm not going to that meeting ever again.

There's the objective set of reasons to do something, and then there's the list your emotional brain actually pays attention to, and this is #1 on that list. Most of our weird behaviors and a lot of our difficult conversations are caused by trying to stuff an emotional decision into a business suit.
Carfax or a similiar service should give you the facts you need about the history of the car.
That’s like the next 10 days that used to decide the pandemic: a rolling window since December 19.
I'm pretty sure the Vietnamese have already began to complain about the impacts of damming in Chinese Tibet.

Though I read that in the news, so take it with a grain of salt
> In light of this research, permanent winter time would be good for health and economy. Permanent summer time will be worse.

Only one of these papers (the researchgate one) actually asserts a hypothesis for the root cause of the correlation observed that might (but see below) make this true--later time of sunrise. The others all assert the hypothesis that being further out of sync with the rest of your time zone (which determines what one paper calls "social time") is the root cause. The way to fix that is not permanent winter time but narrower time zones--for example, a good chunk of what is now the Eastern time zone in the US is closer to the Central time zone meridian and should really be in that time zone. But that fix is orthogonal to the permanent summer time question.

Unfortunately for your argument, the one remaining paper (the researchgate one) is looking at variation with latitude, not variation with longitude. Latitude variation is going to be there regardless of what we do with daylight savings time. The fix for anyone bothered by the researchgate paper's findings is to move further south.
So you're saying that you miss the fact that people in other cultures are better at pretending to care about you? Personally, not sure if that's better or worse.
Some of these projects kinda remind me of the http tunnel over icmp/ping to bypass in-flight wifi restrictions. That was an interesting hacker news post a while back.
Nothing is perfect. I focus on solving problems
Minerals, particularly rare earths, that are a huge strategic asset to
China and their desire to dominate the world economy. It's also in a strategic place vis a vis India, and they can't tolerate even a degree of autonomy of such a large area adjacent to their rival in Asia. But the real threat is a national and religious identity separate from China.
there are white Latinos. they would've been descendants of Spanish or Portuguese colonizers who didn't intermarry much or at all. Latino is an ethnicity, white is a race, at least according to the Census.

Louis CK, Snooki, Vanna White, Charlie Sheen, Nicole Richie, and Ryan Lochte are all considered white, but have Latino ancestry.
School just starts way too damn early. I remember school at like 8:30 in elementary school. My son starts at 7:20. He has to get up at like 6:00 because it takes so long to get him up.
1. I like the snarky tone. I feel like it goes reasonably well against condensation. That whole Peter Pan quip is BS virtue signaling against nothing.

2. It’s a public forum. Lots of people hold beliefs that rising early is somehow “better” or less lazy or something. That belief is more strongly held amongst old people when the 20th century culture pushed it on people. It’s as much for you as for others.

3. Do people get up before 7 because they want to or have to. My point still stands that we shouldn’t force a schedule on people (my argument falls a bit for service workers I admit where time open is actually impactful on revenue).

3. No young people are not trying to move this because they don’t want to learn. There is a natural distribution in times when people naturally rise. I happen to naturally rise around 9, so i like to start work at 10, and thats at the far end, so i've become a strong advocate for this. It’s not natural to put everyone on the same schedule when there is no valid reason. This generation is the first one to truly call BS on applying farmers' schedules to all of society. Why must software engineers start work at 7 and not 9? There is no good reason. It does not improve productivity, it is not required for business.

4. Why is your way the right way? What about if 10am was the natural start of work time? All those 7am’ers are just trying to end work at 3 so they don’t have to work till EOD. SMH they get so sleepy they can’t do the rest of their life past 5pm. They need to learn to drink a coffee and keep working instead of being lazy and going to bed before society is done with the day.

5. This bill is sponsored by Rubio, who i don't think is a fan fav among the young, so idt it should be seen as "this generation" passing the bill. Besides, similar bills have been proposed for generations.
Thanks so much for this. I confirmed that this works on a virgin firefox install, and was able to get it working on my config after messing with the search settings to enable search suggestions.

The key here is that if firefox sees an exact match to a bookmark keyword, it will put that as the top hit on the address bar. So if you put a short keyword for your bookmark (in this case, ha for the aforementioned hackaday example) you can type in h a {enter} and it will take you to the full url of the bookmark instead of the base.
Robin Williams had a quote that was along the lines of

"whenever people ask me for advice on how to become a successful comedian, I tell them they won't make it and they should give up. Anyone who listens to me and gives up wouldn't have made it anyways, and that saves them hardship down the road. Anyone who has the determination to make it along the hard path wouldn't listen to me anyways"
When reading these posts, I want to believe that the Russian army will fail as much as anyone. But I am reminded of Knoll's Law, and moreover reminded that up until the moment Russia invaded, there were armchair "experts on Russia" and "experts on Putin" saying it was a bluff and guaranteeing there would be no invasion. Black swan for sure.
grandparent is advocating permanent standard time/winter time, not permanent DST.
I went to school with Alan and Jose, and I believe they're honestly doing their best to get a real product out there. The company blog (https://blog.popcorncomputer.com/) indicates that they should be shipping to the earliest purchasers very soon.
What about a 30 min shift? There are already time zone that are shifted by 30min.
It appears so! Having re-written the GIF implementation for Pharo and Squeak, I can tell you that it gets a little more complicated due to dynamic bit sizes of codes and things like that. LZW, which was meant for strings, is cleverly applied to pixels in the GIF spec
I moved into a new house last summer and every time there's a new problem I look for The Money Pit on one of the 5 streaming services I subscribe to but haven't found it yet :/ It's so good. I hate The Godfather too.
Many latinos have white skin.
This is on point. It is not that the service is not replaced by a service serving the customer better. The customer is already being served perfectly fine.
How does IKEA specifically compare to other places? Do they especially do a lot of illegal logging or just the industry baseline amount?

I would think that, given the same source, IKEA would be better than just about anyone, since their products are mostly just air and yet somehow seem to last a rather long time.

In fact, I would almost suspect that our obsession with "Real quality" is a bigger issue than ikea, because ikea stuff often doesn't ever wear out, it is discarded before that because we are taught that we should be aiming to upgrade and eventually own quality things, despite the tech having progressed beyond the need to use solid woods in a lot of cases.
I'm sure your CEO got their bonus though, if not a premium on the bonus because they lead the company through such hard times.
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I think you would find an APU that powerful would suffer the same fate as discrete GPUs in that it would be low-stock and/or expensive. Same thing with the M1 Ultra, starts at $2k it looks like
Same here when I was in middle school. I never understood the standing for bus in the dark argument. I thought that was just normal.
Why not something self-hosted?
Exactly. It could be built incrementally as well, with placeholders, until the relevant experts are consulted who can fill out the details.
Note that this is from 2018. I haven't noticed too much AMP traffic/links lately.

Maybe this threat was averted?
I am not sure gas will remain that high. I’ve noticed gas starting to reduce slightly already.

I can see populist measures, such as prohibiting or limiting exports of gasoline or whatever, to potentially reduce the gas price in the near term.
You might be passing up great deals if you discount cars sold cheaper than others for no other reason aside from price.