skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The problem with the marriage was that he ignored all these things that were various levels of important to his wife rather than take the opportunity to show her that she was important to him.

Unequal division of labor could explain why the dishes were important to her; but that's not in the article and it's not what the article about.

I think an unequal division of labor is largely orthogonal. In my failed marriage, I carried the greater burden by far. Yet it was my ex who had the thought "you don't do X, so you don't love me."
As a youngster the two household computers were connected with parallel and serial lines (for Laplink and games!)

I didn't realize ECP supported DMA.. when compared to a (16550 UART) serial port, that sounds like an ever bigger win than the 8 (vs 1) data wires!
Most (all?) German road and railway bridges have those holes as well if they were build during the cold war. Including provisions for nuclear mines. The Cold War was such a nice period to be alive!
>proteins with less defined structures are generally harder to solve with the usual methods like X-ray crystallography

What do you mean by 'proteins with less defined structures'? I'm not familiar with what this phrase could mean, could you please expand on this concept?
If I calculate correctly, Dutch child care allowance is around $2000 per month, which seems generous. What is the average child care allowance in other EU countries?
If you go looking for it, there is a vast coral reef of diversity beneath the surface where only the 5 media companies that control the mainstream sit.

The best entry into this underworld is podcasting. There are literally millions of podcasts now on every conceivable niche topic and they are so cheap to distribute that there isn't a single dominant aggregator like YouTube. If you can deal with that medium, you'll find a whole universe of creativity.

If you have Android, you can get the Doggcatcher podcasting app ,which doesn't tie to a single aggregator, and explore the vast intellectual underworld yourself.
Do people seriously not adapt to the code style they work with?

I have to deal with different coding styles at every work place, and it takes me all of a week to forget any objections I had to it when I started.
I submit to you that it's clearly not a thunderbolt but an arrow indicating changing directions; that being overlaid on top of a pair of axes is obviously useful in the study of non-Euclidean geometry to indicate the use of wibbly-wobbly dimensions.
I blame people who did not weigh this problem heavy enough in their decisions.

I also personally blame people who voted VVD and CDA in general, but that is a wider and more personal judgement.
It’s very sluggish and looks like a web app. I’m sorry but my first reaction was that this app followed the path of desktop apps converted to JavaScript wrapped in Electron. Thanks for clarifying!
> My setup is pretty lame compared to that: I just have a ~/.local/dotfiles/ git repo and symlink my various files from that repo.

Same here; I did add a shell script to actually make the symlinks (the bulk of which is a single for loop because so many files go to ~/.$FILE), but a "real" tool to manage things always seemed like overkill. In fairness, that probably only works because my configs are mostly the same between machines.
I don't know much about chess, but in other fields I've come to suspect the youtube video market for detailed education is both a lot smaller, and a lot more time-consuming to serve than the market for topic-themed entertainment

For example, imagine I'm restoring a classic 1980s Mini. There's a lot of detail that's only really interesting to people who are actually doing the same task - which is hardly anyone. That's not going to be a highly-rated youtube series.

Whereas a magazine series that shows restored classic cars and provides some details and advice, but keeps things light enough you can half-watch while eating and you won't miss too much? Much more accessible, much bigger audience.
> All I seek is a full sensory experience of what I see and feel within a virtual environment.

Escapism is definitely aiming at that future we just don't have the tech, but that doesn't mean they can't be enjoyed anyway. Personally I thought we would already have VR and so I keep playing to experience it as soon as possible.

> Think of any popular game (csgo, valorant, Fortnite, apex) ... Of course, they have differences like unique visuals, new items, and various ults/powers, but at the very core, it’s the same rotten stew.

I think this criticism is coming from an angle that would surely include chess... it's boring, has 8/9 pieces only, and it hasn't changed in decades or centuries. I think that is missing the point, especially with multiplayer games.
Interesting. Did the effects last? Are you still using it, or was it "one-and-done" kind of an experience?
The MPEG-4 transition was the worst. "Ooh, look, we can now squeeze 4 more channels into the bandwidth of one!" ... yeah, at half the quality.
A snapshot of the current data? So the data is still available and another snapshot can be created?
Urgh. Typical reminder never to let engineers name things. Whoever thought using "open source" for something else than "source is open"...
Subaru is the latest automaker to add what3words navigation
It seems bizarre to me that someone could trademark such a straightforwardly descriptive name.
Cool. I downloaded your hn.html and played with it. Thanks for sharing.
Should be “topographically-arranged” above…
Not all full time work is equal. I’ll bet whoever has the more draining job cares a lot less about the household.
Another thing many couples miss is positive reinforcement.

Many people fall into the trap of ignoring the desired behavior and chastising the undesired behavior.

Because the desired behavior is so normal and benign to one party. But its clearly not to the other party.

If the glass was in the dish washer or washed and put away, I could imagine many couples experiencing no conditioning towards repeating that behavior.
Yes, and that’s what makes ALTER TABLE a bit difficult to implement in SQLite, but that’s also simplifying the implementation:

https://sqlite.org/lang_altertable.html

I agree this is quite unexpected for anyone used to PostgreSQL :)
Tytytyty!!

I know this is not realistic, but the only thing rust is missing is faster compilation times. To be fair, it’s already super fast.

I was adding a repl[1] to create-react-app[2] (trying to achieve something like RoR’s console) and it took way too long for it to boot simply because the dependencies for something like a full scale web app take long to compile. Even with incremental compilation, that first boot time was too much.

[1] https://github.com/google/evcxr/blob/main/evcxr_repl

[2] https://github.com/Wulf/create-rust-app
What difference would it make? The computation part of iPhone photography is an essential part of it.
Perhaps the problem is setting the wrong incentives. The way to deter fraud is not necessarily to make the benefits administration overly strict but to directly dis-incetivize fraud through stiff penalties. For instace if benefits fraud had a penalty of say 10 to 20 years imprisonment if convicted, the number of people trying to commit fraud would very likely go dramatically down.
> the glass was one where she should have given in

Why is that the case?
I've read that SSRIs interfere with them. It feels like a pretty cruel irony.
It's used in german mathematics education (secondary level), either to mark a contradiction in a proof or more generally to mark an erroneous statement.
Even real brokerages often make mistakes, we hear lots about the ones at Robinhood, but it happens at others too. Coinbase will not always the the luxury of undoing their mistakes.
i don't buy that: how is it, they keep asking for an apple-id, and they do that a lot. This data must be going somewhere...
Personally I’d rather lose 100% of the disagreement some of time (i.e. 50%) than part (40%, 50%, 60%) of the argument every time.
Unreal, Unreal Return to Napali, and Unreal Tournament used S3M files for music. Not CD Music
It feels like Hikaru is WSB-ing Chess. I don’t mean that in a dismissive way, though. There’s a lot less downside (maybe none?) for Joe Schmoe internet n00b suddenly acquiring a fanatical interest in chess.
Mathematical model offers clear-cut answers to how morals will change over time
> The 'bulgaren-fraude' was the cause

No. It wasn't a cause, it was an excuse.

Even back then, politicians warned that by cranking down on the relative few "frauding Bulgarians" a lot of collatoral damage was imminent. A politician even refused to implement it because of this and resigned.

It was predicted to have this collatoral damage. I was publicly known that such fraud would be hard to fight at all, even if collatoral damage was accepted. And still, government wanted to appear tough so proceeded anyway.

It was a choice. Not a force of hand.
A Brief Guide to Writing the Philosophy Paper (2008) [pdf]
Awesome, thanks for that! It has a bunch of useful stuff merged, but it's still missing the export tree view feature (https://github.com/wagoodman/dive/pull/324), which can be handy.
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I have a similar experience. I first did shrooms in high school and enjoyed it immensely. But in the few weeks after the trip, I felt great. I was way less nervous talking to people, I felt more confident, and just generally better about myself and life in general.

But if you're interested, be aware: they taste gross and it's pretty common to feel really sick and throw up within the first 30 minutes. But after that, I promise you'll enjoy it, if you are in a good environment of course.
These days many studies use existing medicines as a placebo as opposed to just nothing in the form of sugar.

see also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Placebo#In_research_trials
Maybe I’m old fashioned, but “show me something that you have done” is an important aspect of the interview process. Learning, growing, … are all important but there’s lots and lots of people doing that. People above entry level should have something (ideally more than one something) that they can point to and say “I did that”. I would think this more important outside the “madding crowds” areas of the field.
Like Cooking As A Service aka restaurants?
Absolutely nowhere in the thread chain you are commenting on did someone mention "hiring union busters".
The things I said are true of the poker player Doug Polk. Doug Polk was one of the best 2-player Texas Hold'em poker players on the internet for a couple of years, but only at a point in time where the format was pretty dead. I know very little about Hikaru Nakamura, but it sounds like Hikaru is a much greater chess player than Doug is a poker player. Which is fine, I guess the similarities lie elsewhere.
you can talk about this with your partner before getting married. it could even be worth it for both of you to talk to a marriage counselor before getting married. if you are open about your experience and your worries for your relationship you will be able to find an understanding partner.
I find it bizarre that you can live in one country, travel to a second country, do something that is perfectly legal in both countries, then be arrested months later in a third country.

Is this possible because he is a US citizen, or is anyone who travels to US after having visited North Korea at risk of being incarcerated?
How would they now? By no means those dual nationalities are centrally managed. And therw is no obligation to state a second cotizenship on any papers. Disclaimer: Dual citizenship kids in Europe.
IIRC, AstraZeneca did a similar thing when testing their covid-19 shots. In one of their trials the placebo was a meningitis vaccine.
Also recommend this book. It's a simple system to understand your relationship easier, and it acts as a starting point.

As an example from the article, if the author recognized from the beginning that putting the dishes into the dishwasher made his wife feel loved, he would do so, his wife would be happy, and he would feel happy, starting a virtuous cycle.
No problem. Don't cry later with annoying banners crying for donations in order to keep the site's operations running.
Depends on the antidepressant, but SSRIs like Zoloft do suppress the effect. MAOIs, on the other hand, tend to increase the effect. I'm not sure about Wellbutrin.

There's some charts floating around about it on the internet: https://wiki.tripsit.me/wiki/Drug_combinations
Some cans have a long time until expiration date, like 3 years. If the GP keeps the cans for 2.5 years and then donate them when they still have 6 month left until the expiration date, is that enough time for the food bank to use them?
And the certain point is 5%. Otherwise you are hiding a material condition about the stock, just as if you knew that the dividends were going to be twice what they were expected.
The nice thing about differentiable programming is that we can use all sorts of different optimizers compared to gradient descent that can offer quadratic convergence instead of linear!
This is the cause of the same fight over and over. One side is annoyed by something that is small and takes little time to do. The other side says why are you annoyed by something that is so insignificant? The other side says if its insignificant to you why cant you do it?

I've had some version of this argument 1000's of times and its ended a lot of relationships I had pre marriage.
Exactly right. Now returning to your question... Is it not clear that you might want a method with this type safety that is also restricted to something more specific than [A any]?
After a quick skim https://mind-foundation.org/psychedelic-antidepressant-inter... is worth reading - in a nutshell I have personally seen this:

1. Someone taking SSRI's and psilocybin finds that the dosage... simply doesnt work. I had one individual who ate up to 8! grams before seeing and feeling things that I would see in normal people at about 1.5.

2. This might be really bad for you! There's some evidence that mixing that level of both drugs might be not good for your liver and might get you into toxic levels, and suggests tapering - I honestly dont suggest tapering your anti-depressants unless you are working with a medical professional because well, suicide.

3. If you really want an undenyable trip, just take some salvia (properly), 15 minutes and many of the same after effects.
Also old snapshots
The alcohol, cigarettes, caffeine and sugar that helps us cope doesn't give you a "Brave New World" vibe?
I say it for a very specific reason: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/hillary-clinton-campaign-democr...
k-NN is kind of an interesting machine learning algorithm because it is extremely simple (just take the average of the closest k data points in your dataset), but is, in a certain sense, the "ideal" algorithm. In the limit that the size of your data goes to infinity, k-NN performs perfectly. With the appropriate choice of k it is impossible for any algorithm, no matter how clever, to outperform it. Other ML algorithms generally lack this property.

Of course, the catch is that when they say "infinite data", they really mean "infinite data", especially for high dimensional data. And finding the k nearest neighbors in an extremely large dataset is also a computationally difficult task.

So the real problem in machine learning is, "given that we have much less data than we would like for k-NN and a smaller computational budget, how can we do about as well as k-NN would have done with more data and more compute?"
Nobody outside of this thread would use “normal transactions” and “darkweb” in the same sentence.
I was thinking of The Force Awakens, but I might misremember how positive the critics actually was at time. Maybe it was a bad example.
> I suspect depression medications may inhibit the effect?

When I was on Wellbutrin, it stopped the mental effect of alcohol. When I imbibed, there was no loss of inhibition normally associated with alcohol use. However, I did still lose physical coordination.

Zoloft did not have the same effect.

The brain is a crazy thing.
I'd recommend people don't. Mostly because people read stuff like that and extrospect rather than introspect. "How can I get my partner to speak my love language?" rather than "What is my partner's love language?"

Everything becomes another tool of manipulation. "My love language is 'acts of service', so if you don't take out the trash, you don't love me." That's just straight up emotional manipulation.

Whereas it should be "My husband prepares my coffee and oats every morning. This is how he shows he loves me."

In the first, it's all about how one can use a concept to get what you want. In the second, it's about recognizing what's already being given and what it means.

There should be a rule, where you can learn about this and other concepts, but you are never allowed to talk about it with people you have a relationship with.
I don't see how you are disagreeing with me?

GP said something about compression being a component of intelligence, parent said also brains simulate, then I said yeah i agree, and believe that the content of the simulation is the experience itself, whereas people often think there are 2 things, themselves and the world. I don't believe that at all. There is only one thing happening, the experience you are having now.

I can't follow what you are trying to say.
If it's a psychoactive molecule, it's not really a placebo, in my opinion. I don't think the section you linked refutes this:

>Some suggest that existing medical treatments should be used instead of placebos, to avoid having some patients not receive medicine during the trial.

It discusses medical treatments used instead of placebos, rather than as placebos.

I think the more accurate term here would be "control", not "placebo". It arguably could create or enhance a placebo effect with respect to psilocybin, but I think "control" would be less confusing terminology to refer to the non-psilocybin substance. Then again, they're the research university and I'm a random internet commenter, so they probably have more authority on this than I do.
My assumption and this article is badly worded. The wording suggests the second group are not treatment-resistant, and considering the loading and expected timeline of any kind of effect of Escitalopram it may well have been their current medication. Especially as from my experience loading an SSRI has a very unmistakable physical unpleasantness which would be a give-away.

There's also the ethical limitations of taking someone off a medication they need for their wellbeing to try something else, which is largely not allowed which makes trialing certain alternatives difficult and complex.
I'd suppose the thing I'd warn here: Remember that, by definition, this article was written by a failure -- meaning that the likelihood that they fully understand the situation even now is still pretty low; especially since they're still likely in a sense seeking validation by writing the article.

Ideally, you'd like to hear from a success. And at the risk being the horn-tooter, (married for 15+ years), when I read this I'm like "sigh, okay, where to begin..."

(As in, I can't even respond to it directly; I'd have to be like, "no, ask me a precise question and I'll see if I can answer it to the best of my ability.)
Accepting the war-driven petro-dollar is equally ideological.
True, probably due to the founder being one of the OG crytpocurrency individual.
Yes, depression medications inhibit the reuptake of serotonin whilst psychedelics bind to your serotonin receptors.
That's a default limit. I'm sure they will raise if you walk in and tell them you're going to transfer x amount out.
Less defined means flexible in this case. So either parts that are completely random on their own, or parts that can adopt multiple different structures.

There are also intrinsically disordered proteins that have no defined structure when they are on their own, that's essentially like a piece of string that is almost completely flexible. Those proteins can still adopt a specific well-defined structure if they bind to something else.
I missed the joke. Which movie is this?
> they taste gross and it's pretty common to feel really sick and throw up within the first 30 minutes

FYI, if you make a tea instead of ingesting them directly, both of these issues can be avoided.
Exactly. Although GP's solution of learning to live with this particular habit is great and necessary, changing the environment is almost always necessary to change behavior. Always look so see what simple change will encourage the behavior you want.
That's still a lot better than what you have with a dedicated server.

For you to lose your OS image with a dedicated server only takes your HDD to die.

For you to lose your OS image on EC2 (where you made a snapshot of your volume in one-click) would take a lot of shitstorm to happen at AWS -- as I presume that they backup across sites.
The other lesson is that often the people that succeed are people who can lean into the intensity and are OK with it. For example, look at someone like Michael Jordan -- extremely competitive. But its almost as if that's their fuel. And when they leave competitive environments then they miss them. Steve Jobs and Bill Gates seem to have some of that in them too.

That said, its not something I have. I'm OK not being the world's best at something -- I'm OK just enjoying riding my bike through the park.
NI-FE (nickel-iron) are pretty good batteries that basically never die. terribly expensive though, and comparatively low power density.
Well, we Germans are known for our baked goods and at a bakery you will find a wide variety including French croissants, baguette or Italian ciabatta. But at least in Bavaria "bread" is the one I linked and you refer to everything else by name. Whole grain bread usually comes in that form and of course toast. It's just not what comes to my mind especially in the context of a loaf.
A kid is filling cups with tap water to drink.

At what point is a priest blessing them all?
I'm all for static/strong typing and all, but I like being able to quickly apply hotfixes (or add logging to debug an issue) in production without having to wait for a full recompilation/rollout (which is undesirable when the system is down). For me, it's the only plus.
My professor has talked about this. He thinks that the real gem of the deep learning revolution is the ability to take the derivative of arbitrary code and use that to optimize. Deep learning is just one application of that, but there are tons more.
Voltage * Electrons == energy.

Iron stores 2 electrons at very low voltage. That fundamentally limits its energy density.

Li-ion stores ... some number... of electrons at 3.7V. Looking at the periodic table, I think 1 electron? In any case, the big 3.7V drop really changes its energy / power characteristics.

You'll need additional cells to increase either voltage or current (doesn't matter which: electric-engineers can convert either voltage or current into power). But without fundamentally good voltage or current (ie: stored electron) stats, you're just not going to have much energy storage.

And if each of those cells are heavier because you're using say... a heavier element (ex: Iron) instead of lighter elements (ex: Hydrogen or Li-ion), then its that much worse.
They don't do this as charity, though: they do this because customer disgust with being nickle and dimed over a hotdog, and thereby the resultant lost sales from their actual warehouse, will do more harm to shareholder profits than they would gain back on selling more expensive hot dogs (and maybe, just maybe, the hotdogs were always a loss leader anyway, to make the trip to Costco to buy hundreds of dollars of groceries more enjoyable to begin with).