skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> The issue with CSV, as far as I am concerned, is the escaping. And that isn't minor from either a readability or parsing point of view.

For parsing I'd agree, as you've eliminated the need to handle escaping by declaring some characters off-limits. But for manual editing, to start a .usv file with most editors people would be copying the characters from google rather than just being able to type commas and newlines.

> Are \u001F or \u001E even legal filename characters on any OS? These codes could turn up by chance in a blob of binary data. But it isn't intended for binary data.

Generally I believe NUL and / are the only ASCII characters considered safe to never occur in file/directory names.
Don't forget about this guy, at the ripe old age of 90:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nb-5aQ1EIgc
Thank you! The inability to change the email address is OK, but it should still appear somewhere so I know what it is and that it's not my username. Maybe a note of "you can't change this yet, sorry!" would be nice too.
> If you are procrastinating something, you can also just decide to not do it. Just live, you are fine.

Procrastination can be the thin end of the wedge though and, in extreme cases, deciding not to do things develops into doing nothing, like not going to work, not paying paying bills, not opening letters or answering the phone, and so on...
Re-read my sentence, yes the cerebellum is part of the CNS and so is the spinal cord.
Is the spinal cord part of the brain? Why not.
What I meant is what people generally denote and imagine when we speak about the brain, is actually the cerebrum
https://www.cancer.gov/publications/dictionaries/cancer-term...
The cerebellum, pons, etc are distinct extensions.
>JAG

>URL JOs

>BAH

if only i knew what any of those words mean. Why haven't people learned to describe their abbreviation unless they already pre-established that the audience will definitely know them?
Because the parent comment was ignorant and stupid. Making statements like "one gender does a thing by nature" that is not tied to a core biological function is ridiculous. Now, if we want to have a discussion about "by nurture," then we're able to talk honestly. It's beliefs and statements like that, that make honest conversation nearly impossible and therefore true equality just an idea.
Where's Scip? it's performance relative to CPLEX was pretty good for the problems I threw at it.
Lobsters' deformities linked to subsea cables
Apologies if my comment made it seem I disagree with you.
Air-source heat pumps can definitely be used in many countries here, in fact they are already popular in the UK, and gaining popularity in Spain, due to their efficiency.
The short answer is that some algorithm somewhere thinks that you’ll respond to ads produced in that style.

Since most ad placement is profiled and personalized now, we’re all likely to see a different pattern of ads. That doesn’t just mean seeing different products advertised, but different styles used in those advertisements.

And failing useful profiles, the ads will reflect the expected demographic of what content you’re watching and how you’re accessing it.

And given all that, we shouldn’t be surprised that there are many agencies and clients saying “we want to reach those TikTok kids! Let’s ape that style in our own sterile, corporatized way”

Who knows whether that’s an effective strategy or just an experiment that’ll burn off or tune up after a while. It’s doubtful anybody will share real data about it here.

Personally, I only very rarely see the style of ads you’re talking about.
Thanks! If you follow the thread, they tried 8 more, all of which passed. So that's 10 passing / 2 failing. Still, it answers my question.
That reasoning is like denying charity status to a church thrift store because they don't do income verification at the door, to ensure that only poor customers are allowed to shop there.
After years of iteration, it's time for a fundamental rethinking of iPadOS
> But for manual editing, to start a .usv file with most editors people would be copying the characters from google rather than just being able to type commas and newlines.

That is an issue. However Notepad++ has an "ASCII codes insertion panel". Many other editors probably have something similar. So it isn't too hard.
StreetFighter, FIFA, RuneScape, SimCity, and a couple others.
> However all apps I've tried so far got my steps wrong.

FWIW, every pedometer (digital or not) ever created is "wrong" about the number of steps you take per day. What they do offer is a device- or app-relative measurement of roughly how many steps you take.

https://www.medicinenet.com/pedometers/article.htm

"Accurate pedometers are those with step-count errors less than 10%, high or low. […] The Colorado on the Move, Sportline 330 and 345, and Yamax Skeletone EM-180 were within acceptable high or low error limits of 10%. The Accusplit and Freestyle underestimated steps by 20% and 25%, respectively, and the Walk4Life, Omron, and Oregon Scientific overestimated steps by 20%, 30%, and 45%, respectively."
I agree, there is always something to take away from these discussions that I hadn't previously appreciated.

It is indeed a complex issue but hearing other people's views/experiences helps it become less so.
Not alike as in the same job, alike as in the same level of well-definedness.
I used to suffer from these auras from 2005 to 2015. I never had one before, and they completely disappeared since then. I don't think they were ever followed by any headache, either.

A funny but related story: I was visiting Paray-le-Monial where there's a diorama about the visions of Saint Margaret-Mary ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margaret_Mary_Alacoque ), who is at the origin of the current cult of the "Sacred heart of Jesus".

In fact from the descriptions, it's very clear that the brilliant, shimmering lights that she related as her visions and revelations of the "Sacred Heart" were simply scintillating scotoma from her migraine, then followed with terrible access of headaches that she interpreted as her mystical ordeal from God.
TVs are massive, so they don't have to be this small and you can already buy TVs with built in cameras, since it can be used for video conferencing. Also, this type of tech can already be used to measure ad awareness in stores [0]. It's also starting to be implemented in cars, to check whether you're paying attention to the road while using 'autonomous' systems.

So... This is not really a type of tech that will enable your fears, it already exists, there just doesn't seem a business model for applying it in TVs yet.

0: https://www.unravelresearch.com/en/blog/eye-tracking-in-adve...
It is all meaningless speculation. There is no reason that broadly measured inflation statistics have any relevance to price increases specific to materials and labor required for the subject at hand, such as ship building or operations of a navy.
Mirror (since I can’t read the original without subscribing) : https://www.bloombergquint.com/onweb/russia-will-quit-intern...
Well clearly it means the "brain" (the cerebrum) contains less than the remaining 10% neurons
https://www.cancer.gov/publications/dictionaries/cancer-term...
Shared with the midbrain and spinal cord.
Of course I am excluding PNS neurons
Along these lines, a more informative form of headline might be: “Dow sinks to level seen X months ago”. In this case it seems like it’s back to the level seen in mid March 2022 , which gives a much better perspective.
Quick googling reveals JAG = Judge Advocate General aka a military lawyer
Because _m is referenced in types, m not, so the compiler adds a referenced flag to _m. And this reference is looked up via a compile-time hash, hence the non-determinism.

just guessing though, I'm a perl expert, not python.
A HN user just created a site for 30 years of financial data and posted it here a few days back. Fintopea.com
This is an embarrassing question to be asking with the implication that the skeptical are at fault.

Our institutions and experts have been so incomprehensibly incompetent over the last half decade, that it is morally and intellectually irresponsible to not approach nearly everything they say or do as simply another data point at best. Gospel? Absolutely not.
He said he'd like to see a paper that proves P=NP.
The military is is very much beloved by the US population and present at big sport events, in Hollywood, on campuses etc. I'm not surprised these topics are getting traction on HN.
I was hoping this article was going to be about TV show syndication. Jerry Seinfeld was worth nearly one billion dollars last time I checked, nearly all from royalties paid out for reruns of the show. How the hell did broadcast networks like NBC afford a payout like that?
O as in opossum.
"nefarious"? "nothing more to it than aspersions"?

Please don't strawman me like that. If you're going to make "the rules of HN dupery" the place where you want to make your stand, then this seems like a peculiar response. These rules for HN dupery are not actually published anywhere outside of HN mod team comments when debates like this come up. By contrast, though, the published commenting guidelines clearly state "Please respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says, not a weaker one that's easier to criticize. Assume good faith."

Which, I realize that this whole tangent is then in contrast with the very next guideline in the list, which exhorts us to "Avoid unrelated controversies and generic tangents." But, since HN lacks the meta-discussion channels that other comparable community sites have, these sorts of frustrations can't really do aything but boil over into public every so often, so I'm self-consciously allowing myself the conceit. In my defense, I've also been following and engaging in what I thought was some of the more interesting HN discussion I've seen in a minute. Including having my opinion on a programming language and its community go through some positive changes. So I do somewhat feel, then, that HN moderation deciding to flag the article and then bury it on the 2nd page because they think it's just a flamewar is tacitly an unfair accusation against which I must defend myself. And, frankly, the alternative defense that it's because it isn't interesting comes across as dismissive and condescending.
You should be placed on some kind of watch list.

Also, How many innocent people do you think you need to kill exactly to sway the CCP.
Multiple companies take a cut of each credit card transaction: the acquiring bank, the payment processor (e.g. Stripe), the network (Visa/MC/Amex), maybe the issuing bank. The fees add up to 2-3%.
I must say I love the design of the site. It’s lightweight and optimized for reading.

Will their be groups of conversation threads like Reddit? How does one find interesting conversations to follow?

Right now there’s a list of conversations that one could browse through but I assume noise:signal ratio will increase as more users make threads.
Perfectionism Can Become a Vicious Cycle in Families (2021)
> doing what she can to undermine them.

She's not trying to undermine anyone, just giving her opinion about where funding should go in order to actually advance our knowledge of the world.
Macbeth...

"...
Double double toil and trouble

Fire burn and cauldron bubble

Scale of dragon, tooth of wolf

Witches' mummy, maw and gulf
... "

In case you wondered what witches' mummy was, now you know.
Not particularly popular, especially nowadays. "Snert", a thick pea soup with pork, is a classic winter dish though.
The goroutine model in go is plenty conceptually simple for concurrency. Correct me if I'm wrong, but loom seems similar in that sense?

I don't find myself missing out on futures in Go.
I looked briefly, and it's annoyingly hard to find summaries of the passed (not proposed) NDAA for a specific year, with top line and categorized breakdowns.
I always thought that maybe they went too far with the compromises with the Spectrum. Yep, it was still a huge success (and I had one when I was 8 years old) but maybe with a few tens of bucks more three of the terrible limits could be removed: the limitations in the color attribute, the terrible sound (even without a chip, maybe also a sin-wave generator to be summed to the square wave one and driven together), a default joystick port. With such features the C64 could have had a much harder time to compete.
I think you meant to say TLS. Not SSL.
You fell for the ".substack.com' branding. Initially that used to be some kind of quality signifier when they were first posted to HN; a writer's oasis free from the editorial yoke of big media and the cruft of online advertising.

Now it's mostly Medium.com all over again.
I hear you. Just know that you are enough. You always will be. I know what you're going through. Also struggled for my whole life with these issues and been through my own dark night of the soul. I've found the ancient philosophies of buddhism, taoism, stoicism(this one most), and many others to help me move this boulder all the way up the hill and not constantly failing like Sisyphus. Part of you does die per-say, you're not the same person as you were previously. People refer to that as an awakening, a self-realization, but I see it as your ego dying in the process. Very common if you think about it from a Greek myth perspective of a hero's journey or even part of Star Wars where the Padawan becomes the Jedi Master.

I don't know if this happens to everyone in life nor will everyone realize it, but finding meaning in life for me meant reading tons of books and getting clarity of what was missing in my life after better understanding self-actualization from many angles. After-all it is the big question we all want an answer to. I think I found that, but I still do suffer through stormy weather here and there and I remind myself that I've gotten through it before, I'll get through it again. I've been through years of depression, and now they are more like weeks if not days.

Highly recommend reasons to stay alive by Matt Haig and man's search for meaning by Viktor Frankl if you haven't read them already.

Wishing you the best and do know that you are enough.
There's another way to look at it: you can think of yourself as having just come into existence this instant, having inherited all memories and evidence of any previous existence.

Now you are blessed with the incredible gift of spontaneously coming into existence, plus a vast treasure trove of inherited experience (both good and bad) that you can explore and try to understand, and of inherited skills and knowledge that you can put to use however you choose.
Maybe we can let the Chinese join instead?
True but I think the point is more that when men want to rape, they'll rape anyone and anything they can. Women, men, children, animals. Their depravity knows no bounds.

It does make me wonder if penectomy and castration should be the standard punishment for rape, not just incarceration. Otherwise they're just being given access to a new set of potential victims.
> one cannot just turn a belief on or off based on how beneficial it is.

True, but you can soften your views. I soften mine after sharing my life with a Christian for several years. I used to assist weekly mass - as a non believer - with an open mind. I didn't convert but it changed me. I morphed from a raw Atheist to an Agnostic. She made me understand that I don't need to believe, only respect to be included in the community.
Those tribes have been optimizing their hunter-gatherer lifestyle for thousands of years. Like the rest of modernity, they have innovated (increased their productivity) on their practices and their culture and society has evolved.

So I see this point as being evidence to GPs perspective, rather than your own, respectfully.
The mods there love doing this. "Banned. Reason: Hate speech"

"Why was I banned? I didn't say any hate speech. I just stated my favorite movie."

"I hate that movie, thus it is hate speech because it promotes hate (something that I hate)." or "Read the rules, figure it out"

Sometimes then the mods ironically send actual hate speech in their reply, then block you. Or you reply to them, and replies to mods automatically unlock the nuclear admin ban missiles "for harassment." God forbid you quote their literal message in a report which then triggers the automated word filter bans which are disabled for some reason when it's mod messages.

I'm not really surprised though, since
Threads (whether lightweight or heavyweight) can’t fully replace reactive/proactive/async programming even ignoring performance and scalability. Sometimes network code simply needs to wait for more than one event as a matter of functionality. For example, a program might need to handle the availability of outgoing buffer space and also handle the availability of incoming data. And it might also need to handle completion of a database query or incoming data on a separate connection. Sure, using extra threads might do it, but it’s awkward.
Webapps can easily achieve native like performance, and pre-download everything (using the Cache API), but they will never compare to native apps because Google and Apple don't want to lose control of the multibillion dollar ecosystems.
> Because for most people privacy on the internet isn't important

That's changing. There's a movement online to get people weaned off big tech and surveillance capitalism. The thing about privacy online is that it's hard to measure, since many opt out of telemetry so you can't easily gauge just how many people have opted out of big tech & surveillance. I imagine the number is exponentially rising as each year passes.

Now I don't expect everyone to be fully private in 10 years, and you'll always get freeloaders exchanging personal data for something free. That's just a fact of life. You have to think of this in terms of 'radioactive waste'. They say data is 'the new oil' but it's really the new radioactive waste!
OTOH Uber is now in a stable place regardless of the author’s further involvement. The author’s story reminds me a lot of my own current situation - shit ton of ops load for years with everything being critical and no time to stabilize, new management comes in, get new hires, most of the old team leaves, mix of remaining old team and new team suss out remaining issues over the next year or two, team eventually falls into the normal working patterns setup by new managers. Does this happen at every big tech company?
I want to learn 3D CAD design. Planning on building a battlebot and my own laptop.
The new instinct 2 solar is the first smartwatch that lasts indefinitely without plugging in. If you are outside enough it will go forever. And it has so many impressive features. We have really entered a new era, thanks largely to this screen tech.
I think we can assume that the author of this post sees these things as equivalents.
TV is watched by many audiences, but teenagers aren't it

so, why put an ad designed for teenagers on a platform that teenagers don't consume?

> Personally, I only very rarely see the style of ads you’re talking about.

i have very different experience in Germany

take Bauhaus for example, they straight up show TikTok videos on TV

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4nV1OPEFUCk
Theranos merchandise on eBay sparks bloodlust among Elizabeth Holmes fans
It is not my field, but the post, the video, has all the markings I see of outrage influencers on youtube: acting like they know better than everyone else, making broad swipes and claims, posting monetized videos with exaggerated eye popping photo covers, and the whole "I used to be them but saw the light and left schtick.", claims of scientists lying, without the honesty of naming names. Well, I'd rather get this kind of review from a review article in a solid journal than this tabloid.
She definitely tried to undermine LIGO. This is a very carefully written article designed to cast shade: http://backreaction.blogspot.com/2019/09/whats-up-with-ligo....
There is nothing inherent to JVMs here, it is just the all around most common error type. It simply don’t make sense to handle many type of errors at call site, because it misses the big picture and for these, return types are not a good fit.
There is a limited pool of resources available to do basic fundamental science and it's fair to argue that things like LHC have absorbed a disproportionate share of these scare resources, without a whole lot to show for it. Since it's the general public that ultimately funds these projects (unless the LHC can attract its own Jeff Bezos), I think it is OK to have a public discussion about it.
well that's easily fixed in software. tesla would actually be the best example for it.
>> The point is with Loom you can

The point I was making is that Loom isn't released, stable, production ready, supported, etc, and there's no still no date when it's supposed to be, so what you can do with Loom in no way affects what I can do with a production codebase, either new or legacy. I'm not sure how you missed that from my post.

I'm not defending reactive programming on the JVM. I'm also not defending threads as units of concurrency. I'm saying I can get the benefits of Project Loom -right now-, in production ready languages/libraries, outside of the JVM, and I can't reasonably pick Project Loom if I want something stable and supported by its creators.
As some other comments have mentioned, South Asia has this concept of hot and cold foods that basically map to one of the sides of the four humors[0]. This classification seeks to define what the reaction of the body is upon ingesting the food/drink and I've always somewhat associated it with foods that can be inflammatory (hot) vs more neutral refreshing drinks (cold). Interesting to see it mentioned on HN

[0]https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Humorism.svg#/media/...
The pricing itself is regressive or progressive regardless of how the revenue is spent - it can just compound the issue if it is not spent well.

Unless there is some sort of exemption it effectively becomes “ban poors from cars” - which may entirely be the desired result.
URL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unrestricted_Line_Officer basically any officer that isn't a specialist. Doctors and lawyers have artificially high ranks compared to non specialists, but you wouldn't expect them to command a ship.
> But the disciplines where the foundations of physics currently make progress are cosmology and astrophysics, and everything quantum, quantum information, quantum computing, quantum metrology, and so on

Everybody ignores the condensed matter people!
What's the alternative? This is true of many historical facts we take for granted.

The earliest accounts of Jesus were written only one generation after Jesus's death. Plenty of first-hand accounts were still available. There are many of corroborative accounts of Jesus and other historical accounts of this period.

Christianity had spread to Greece in 50 AD, only 20 years after Jesus's supposed death. In an age where information moved so slowly, it's remarkable that Christianity had spread so quickly.

It's fair to dispute the details of the canonical/apocryphal stories—surely those are contrived—but the idea of Jesus had to come from somewhere. No one else was interested in taking the credit, which should tell us something.
Yeah, that's absolutely fair, a greenfield Scala project can avoid a lot of Java nowadays.

But, at the other end of things, teams that were already using Java and want to start incorporating Scala don't have that option. And 10 year old Scala projects didn't originally have that option, and doing something about it now may be a lift on the scale of a complete rewrite.
Then the Trisolarans will win without question