skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If I learn 3 exercises lifted from a course of 20 and start doing them, say dead lifts, pull ups and bent over rows, then because the Youtube channel I learnt them off doesn't mention the other course I'm not going to find out about it?

Even if we were to wind that back to an earlier time period without all the benefits that search algorithms and the like bring, how would one who benefits from these techniques have such low interest that they'd never bother to find out anything more? I don't buy it.

> Kinda like open source - use but credit.

I'm all for giving credit. What I don't see is how that negatively impacts anyone in this situation - is Patanjali looking for credit? Does he need credit? Have they brought any of his techniques to more people?

All of these questions are yet to be answered with anything approaching a negative impact.
I can't wait to try this. I understand why folks praise III, but II remains my favorite for the art style and slightly smaller scope.
ah, the bare minimum floor rose an inch against the surging tide
OTOH if you don't tune it the default postgres configuration remains extremely low-resource (which also hampers its performances): 128MB shared buffers, 8MB temp buffers, 4MB work_mem, 64MB maintenance_work_mem, 100 connections, 1000 files open.
Super helpful and well documented article, thank you!
> they are a No-op on the hardware.

That is not guaranteed. The only guarantee is that you can round trip conversions via (u)intptr_t. The integer representation of a converted pointer can be completely different to accommodate hardware like the Symbolics lisp machine.
I only really cared about GNU/Linux in production around 2006, until then it was a means to have a cheap UNIX clone at home, while we were deploying Solaris, HP-UX and Aix into production.

Most of the deployments were naturally Solaris based.
They've got a 2000 km border of exposed flat plains that has been routinely invaded in the past. Theyve not got the benefit of a mountain range or an ocean buffering them in the west.

What people (non-elites) dont understand in the west is that geography dictates policy.

Even in spite of that the war probably wouldnt have happened had Iraq, Afghanistan and Libya not placed NATO firmly in the offensive alliance category while it pursued Russian encirclement. Putin started out friendly.
> just a smart TV where the online bit is a removable stick on the back

You're absolutely right. And I've personally capitulate to this reality...

The way that I see it is that there is really no way around this problem except through disconnected-media, over-the-air or homebrew/hacker/open-source solutions. None of these completely satisfy my media cravings.

So however foolish it may be, I still go with the "stick on the back" approach despite their appetite for all my information, because I still trust Apple, Google, Amazon... WAY more than all of these mysterious IPs pointing back to somewhere in Shenzhen.
Gross, 500nits willingly? Why wouldn't you just go for the standard 1000nits where HDR content is mastered for usually or 100nits where SDR is mastered for?
Check out the Cover Story podcast mentioned in the article. It's pretty eye opening. They mention a few centers that historically you can categorize as unsafe. The key would be to find professionals that have your best interests in mind but the podcast and this article reveal how surprisingly difficult that is.
i wonder how succesfull you can be charging good rates above $400 hourly through that platform.
Other than on extremely busy highways or similar, not sure why there were laws against this in the first place. But glad they fixed it. I can’t recall ever riding a bike and stopping for just a stop sign on residential roads.
Moskva Cruiser: What You Need to Know
> show me how an appropriately set income tax disincentivizes work

This can only lead to no appropriately set Scotsmen.
No, it changed reddit from having interesting content and mostly useful constructive commentary to being full of memes and jokes (like Digg). Sure there were pun threads before, but you didn't have to custom tailor the front page to keep it from being complete shit.
"He knew that the way to make people do what you wanted was to make them think it was their idea. If there was one thing that got right up a nome's nose, it was someone saying, 'Here is a really sensible idea. Why are you too stupid to understand?' It wasn't that people were stupid. It was just that people were people."

-- Terry Pratchett (Diggers)
Not really. Content that looks awful on LCDs can look good on CRTs, to the point that there are image processors for old hardware to emulate CRT look on LCD panels.

I've a hard time to find the exact hardware but check out this video for what I have in mind: https://youtu.be/ZsNKu4umHq4?t=218 - 'too accurate' is a very nice way of describing what LCDs do.

Edit: https://www.amazon.com/Gam3Gear-Scanline-Generator-Portable-... - that's one piece of kit
You asked about Tailscales ability to detect and prevent spoofing. Tailscale can because, like I said, it sets up direct P2P authenticated WireGuard tunnels.

Tailscale runs wireguard in the userspace and their clients consume packets directly out of the WireGuard tunnels before passing them onto a single Tailscale virtual interface. At no point is the Tailscale wireguard tunnel attached directly to a virtual interface, the Tailscale client inspects every packet moving in either direction first. I would strongly recommend reading up on how Tailscale handle ACLs, I think you’ll find it enlightening.

I can’t make any comments about Minecraft’s ability to detect spoofed packets, like you say that depended on the servers setup. But at point it’s no longer a Tailscale problem, Tailscale can only protect you from stuff sent over Tailscale. You want protection from the internet, you need to look else where.
It might not be what they want to do.
They already have Oracle Linux for that.
10y of http://egypt.urnash.com running on Wordpress with a small set of plugins, including one for security, says otherwise.
Yes, it is a shame that no version of that purely functional Haskell ideal has been created that could reasonably be used for kernel development. Using the type system to constrain side effects of code in the way you suggest would eliminate massive classes of security vulnerabilities and crashes.
LSA is naturally occurring in Hawaiian Baby Rose seed. LSD is not naturally occurring anywhere afaik.
:noted:

though prolly a few more shares if there's a fit on the team :) just starting to build our pipeline of potential candidates, DM is @DotDotJames on twitter :)
Not mentioned anywhere, but probably the strongest effect of psychedelics, is that LSD absolutely kills the desire to drink alcohol for months.
The Ukrainians have made numerous false claims so far in this war. That would be evidence weighing against your heuristic.
I had an xps. The battery swells and the charger stopped working, then the replacement charger stopped working. The keyboard and trackpad werent great either
There is extensive video evidence of his doing this. Can you please explain why it doesn’t work?
Browser developers are not web developers...
> AFAIK their policy is to block IPs that "obscure individual users". Another commenter quoted:

> > Communities typically block edits from IP addresses that obscure individual users.

> Surely they are aware that this is basically all IPs nowadays...?

> If that's genuinely the policy then it should be almost equivalent to just requiring an account for all edits, so why not just do that?

With the shortage of IPv4 addresses and the lack of progression to IPv6 from many ISPs, we're likely going to see users unable to anonymously edit if they start blocking those behind a CGNAT.
The best advice I ever got about my tinnitus was from my mom, who has worse tinnitus than I do: "just forget about it". I know that might sound difficult, but honestly, just try. When you notice it, reassure yourself that it's not really a big problem, and then turn your attention to other things. If you are successful with this, eventually you will only notice it when you remember that you have it and listen for it.

A couple of the things I used to tell myself when it troubled me more than it does now:

- There's nothing you can do about this, so just forget about it.

- We all accumulate damage as we age. None of us are going into the grave in prime condition and if we do, that's a mark of a life not well-lived.

- The fact I can hear this noise means I'm alive: "I hear ringing, therefore I am".

These may not be helpful to you, so invent your own!

The other thing I would recommend is getting a hearing test. If it turns out you have hearing loss, then treatment for that (e.g. hearing aids) may reduce your tinnitus (one theory is that tinnitus is caused by your brain "turning up the gain" on your "audio inputs", so that when you have a hearing aid, your brain no longer needs to do that, and your tinnitus diminishes).

If it turns out you don't have hearing loss, then you can reassure yourself that your tinnitus is not a sign of any damage. I had always assumed my tinnitus was the result of damage due to a lot of music events but it turns out I have excellent hearing, which helps me ignore my tinnitus, because I no longer view it as proof that I hurt myself.

You may also notice that certain things make your tinnitus worse. For instance, if I have a few drinks, mine gets noticeably louder. But because I know the alcohol will wear off, I just ignore it because it's temporary.
> Landlords are not parasites and provide a valuable service.

And tapeworms are attractively slimming!
How come? Last I checked there was a devtool to create virtual authenticators. Unless there’s a way for wikipedia to permit only certain vendors like Yubico, akin to browsers trusting certain CAs, I don’t see how one couldn’t make a bot register thousands of accounts with virtual authenticators.
cookie cancer
I think one could argue that your comment adds much less to the conversation. It's basically just "you're wrong, because I said so."

Maybe - since you have a decade of material to draw from - you could offer a counter-example? I think that would be more conducive to discussion than "don't make such comments."
> Van Gogh is an artist who died 130 years ago; why should the next 50 years be the ones that forget him?

Indeed. I think he will more likely become even better known as people use style transfer and such to generate many new pictures in his style.
when you have 1 x $1,000,000 customer, they dictate your terms. When you have 1,000,000 x $1 customers, you dictate the terms.

It's why you don't see any trillion dollar company who does custom software.
Also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CyberTown

20 years later we're finally somewhat there with VR Chat and Horizon.
I agree with that. But employment is generally at-will in tech. Not fixed-term. Would he prefer to be terminated? When you go from one company to another there's a change in benefits. He could have COBRA for a period of time and then be back on the payroll of the acquiring company. That's no better.
The linked Safety Stop Fact Sheet [0] in the article says this

"The most recent data we have...indicates that in that time frame 72.2% of reported crashes between bicyclists and drivers took place at intersections or were "intersection related." When bicyclists are able to get out of the intersection and away from that conflict zone before a potential crash can even occur their safety improves.

I guess that I see some logic in that statement. For example, if you are a cyclist who has to stop at a red light and a car comes up that is turning right I know that sometimes creates a hairy situation if there is not a dedicated turn lane and the car might try to turn in front of you. Is it all instances like that that they are trying to prevent or is it something else. Most of the issues I have when cycling are cars turning off a road and not looking for someone in the bike lane which I think would qualify as "intersection related" but I don't think this would solve that issue. Not saying its a bad idea, but I'm still struggling to see the full logic of it.

[0] https://www.bicyclecolorado.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/S...
What exactly do you mean by this question?

R7RS could totally be used to write a library that allows running any racket/base program. It's called an interpreter :D.

The nice thing about Racket is the #lang system allows you to work with many different languages in the same project. Racket has an R5RS [1], R6RS [2], and R7RS-small [3] implementation as a #lang.

[1] https://docs.racket-lang.org/r5rs/index.html

[2] https://docs.racket-lang.org/r6rs/index.html

[3] https://github.com/lexi-lambda/racket-r7rs/blob/master/READM...
Idemopotency is up there with immutability, queues & purity for making the life of the software architect bearable.

This article glances off a really interesting related problem - the choice between “at most once”, “at least once” and “exactly once” events.

If the process is due to send an alert mail, but the process (or the server or whatever) dies just after the mail is sent but before the status is updated in the system’s state.
One of the appealing things about Neovim has always been

> MessagePack structured communication enables extensions in any language

Is anyone writing extensions in other languages? Does it work well?
My 27yo ("reference Millennial") even has a mental image of the video (although has never seen it on a Tele-Vision Device). It may have entered the meme reservoir on its own at this point.
I'm regularly blocked from editing because I'm on a VPN. I don't get it, as long as I'm logged in then what's the problem? I'd love to know.
>Ukraine hasn't carried out a lot more behind-the-lines attacks on Russian supply convoys

It's hard to do on Russian territory because of closed borders and anti-air. It's hard to do on captured eastern territories because there are too many ethnic Russian and Russian-speaking people live here, who are quite sympathetic to Russia. And there are rumors that FSB acquired the lists of all pro-ukrainian activists on these territories from SBU.

And no, Russia has not even start to retaliate.
Another approach might be to toss it on blot.im. (I’m in no way affiliated with Blot, but I like how simple the product is.)
That's a great point and very fairly made. For my own ISP (BT in the UK), I get a new IP on each router reboot. I understand that for some others like Virgin, the IP is very stable over long periods.
How is playing directly from a computer not a good option? All of my computers on my network are sharing all of their drives all the time and I just go on to other computers drives to get things and I double click them and they play on every computer on my network from Linux to Mac to Windows from H264, 65, vp9, av1... Anything.
http://www.tunetrackersystems.com/products.html
BTW, C++ shat the bed for other better-than-C languages, but C++’s complexity and design failures are their own. In Rust you don’t have rule-of-whatever, it won’t let you write a half-assed destructor. There’s one way to initialize a variable.
WASM-4 2.4 released with Multiplayer support
I'm well past 50, and currently interviewing... Age hasn't been a problem.
I got my last job 18 months ago, and had no problems then either. I think its a matter of keeping your skills current. If your cranking out accounting reports, like I used to do, it's a lot harder then if your doing highly specialized/highly sought after stuff.

I personally think, you make your money in tech 'at the ends' - you either want to be far enough ahead or behind that your abilities matter more then anything else. Figuring on COBOL financing my retirement :-P
This is only true if the tax doesn't account for improvements to the land. If you clear, level, and plant the land, it is suddenly more valuable. Alternatively, If you pay to bring an aqueduct into a desert, it is vastly more valuable.
Stop signs are designed for cars - because of the built in obstructions to their sight lines (e.g. pillars, trim, maybe passengers) that a cyclist doesn’t have, the speed at which cars approach the intersection (much faster, so less time to look, plan and react), etc.

But the issue for the bike (apart from the fact that stop signs mostly aren’t necessary even when they are for cars) is that it takes much longer for a cyclist to take off, so they spend longer on what you could call the ‘danger zone’ of the intersection (where they are crossing the path of traffic) if they have to stop.
What I am thinking is since Female's bones could be a bit less dense, a less percentage survive as long before fossilization occurs.
> Mental health depends on subjective feelings.

This isn’t correct in a lot of places. There is a number of diagnostic criteria. The most important being how much it affects your quality of life.

This can be directly measured by looking at how the individual functions day to day. An example is “Was the person able to shower regularly?” (This assumes the person wishes to shower if they have the ability and opportunity.)

It’s pretty easy to record the number of panic attacks or how often the person has suicidal ideation.

ADHD can be measured by asking the individual to preform tests under specific conditions.

Significant changes in psychosis and paranoia can readily be determined with structured interviews.

The problem is most of these things are not easily and correctly measured by a questionnaire. You need more expertise to get this information out of a patient.
I have no idea. It has to do with the insured transferring from one insurer to another. There can be no overlap due to insurance laws and other complications. There has to be a perfect transition with 0 time in-between.
Do you really believe that Ukraine, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Georgia are planning to invade Russia - is this a credible threat?
Because blocking millions out of billions can still be a reasonable tradeoff, if majority of abuse comes from those millions.
This defense falls apart once you remember that this is a pro-communist subreddit that believes 'wage slavery' is a thing. And besides, this is hardly the only instance where content that breaks the sitewide rules was left up by the mods even after being reported.
I don't see why that would be the case. Perhaps it is just that you disagree with someone.
Parent used the term mushroom, but the article does not.

It's correct that the fungus does not contain LSD the chemical, but it does contain lysergic acid which is colloquially LSD the drug. For a short, layman-targeted article I'm inclined to give the US Forest Service a pass on this one.
There can be other causes besides noise exposure, like TMJ/teeth grinding which can affect the nerves.
Ukrainian forces have been shelling civilian areas in the Donbass since 2014. How much of a stretch is it to believe they would use them as human shields as well? We don't know for sure what is happening on the ground but speculation can go both ways.
So where can I buy this simple machine?

Or do I need a prescription and paying US healthcare level prices?
Whether it reduces tax depends on the specific tax rates. I’m not inquiring about whether it will reduce or increase taxes for farmers, but what kind of farming it incentivizes. If your taxes increase per unit land area, it incentivizes higher density agriculture which is generally going to lean more on chemicals and antibiotics (organic and free range). Unless LVT also increases the costs of inputs and labor, I don’t see how it could possibly incentivize better farming practices.
Snowflake’s handling of JSON data via the “variant” data type is quite nice to work with, both in terms of speed and convenience of the access methods.
I learned about EC from Craig Costello's book on pairings. Amazing read with concrete examples.

https://www.craigcostello.com.au/tutorials
Personally I think it's valid to consider selection-bias effects in authorship -- in general, things are written by the people who are the most excited about the topic, which leads to there being a bias towards excitement. I don't think it invalidates the research but it feels like a valid point.

I think an interesting observation is that this anti-psychedelics post is written by someone who doesn't even want to try them, so this argument of his also says to treat this blog post with skepticism.
Yeah, my stance on this is that it probably makes sense to pull some libraries into the tree that would be useful in kernel development and which have comprehensible dependency trees such that everything could be reviewed and audited. But then I saw the quoted list and thought "oh this doesn't seem like a very serious proposal".
I choose not to give much weight to a referendum held under military occupation.

More generally, "the West is a lot of different people." Many of them are lousy and have made lousy decisions, such as the support for Saudi Arabia.

Democracy doesn't mean perfection, and I'm hugely in favor of making it better. I don't think supporting the current basket of authoritarian regimes on offer is "better". We can agree to disagree.
> Same for lions, btw, although I don't know about their sex' birthrates.

If you don't know the rate how can you say it's true?

By definition there is some sort of distribution of male/female cubs and there is presumably some sort of distribution of pack sizes. But apart from the victorian-inspired documentaries that talk about juvenile male ronins being chased from the pack I don't really know the dynamics, and I doubt anyone but a specialized community does. Where I live in Palo Alto the distribution of lone mountain lions that show up in town seems, anecdotally, to be predominantly female.

Humans are a good example: slightly more males are born but within the range of about 20-50 years of age, the sex ratio is 1:1. Humans have been basically* monogamous throughout recorded history and for whatever reasons that might be it would select for this birth ratio wouldn't it.

* Sure, there are plenty (well, a few percent) of kids whose father is not the male in a given hetero "couple" but it's the couple phenomenon itself that matters here.
It's a bit more complex: being a team means being a community and since we are not (sigh [1]) Borg but still being social animals we need a certain physical interaction BUT we do need that for certain aspects, while we can avoid that for certain others. For instance a remote university is horrific, students and teachers need to be physically together at least for the majority of the time, a research team need to be together equally BUT a company that do not do much research once formed a team with a bit of punctual and casual physical interaction like few events per year do not need much the social part, individuals do have their local sociability separated from the work and while it's a change of culture and model can work well if well done and tested a bit.

Actual issues came mostly IMO because of:

- lack of real distributed org and practice

- bad policies and tools

- the sense of being in a short transitory phase so no one really need to invest in such work form

In the end transports are and was for the entire human history the most expensive thing we need, if we can have many advantages of being together without the transport and physical presence need that's so good we need to work around issues as much as possible.

[1] before the horrendous idea of a Borg's queen of course, because the Borg represent a PERFECT society despite the light S.T. draw on them, a fully integrated and egalitarian society where individual are really peers, all decisions are made in a pure Democracy and they can even makes memories of any individual survive in the community