skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This StackOverflow question references it: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4292683/how-do-i-tell-au...

It took years for the GNU maintainers to publish a libtool that fixed this bug, and then years for libtool users to upgrade to the new version.
> Why would I want to do that?

I only mention it to support the assertion that the gender imbalance exists. You wouldn't do it ordinarily.

> I would like to see some data supporting the assumption that male-focused gender issues and male-focused activism are discussed significantly more frequently on HN than female-focused gender issues and female-focused activism.

I didn't make such an assertion, as I was only rebutting the idea that "people interested in gender and identity based activism leave" per se. There are plenty of such discussions — a 700-comment thread on limb lengthening surgery just went by within the last day. The thread is filled with testimonials as to the discrimination faced by short men and the harms caused, including stories of heinous, callous bigotry.

(To which I say: yes let's please work together to be better to each other. Let's start from the assumption that it is human nature to be prejudiced and we all need to work to overcome our biases, rather than dividing ourselves into "x-ist"/"not-x-ist".)

I actually suspect that there may in fact be more male-focused gender identity discussion on HN than female-focused, but I haven't done the research. The misperception about that arises because men may not classify their own identity discussions as identity discussions.
> Not to mention figuring out how to get docker to actually pass the GPU to the container.

Should just be passing `--gpus all` these days, shouldn't it?
How did you manage to fund your hobby with coding? I'd like to do something similar but I feel like a fish in the ocean.
Something like https://whoosh.readthedocs.io for Crystal-Lang, Go-Lang, or as a CLI tool
Tolerable is a synonym of sufferable. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
hackernews trying not to be contrarian for five minutes challenge (IMPOSSIBLE)
That didn't work so well for Ted Kaczynski.
soooo when do we buy the coffin with tons of led lights that needs to get a driver update daily?
I think it’s a lot easier to create a harmful deepfake than a helpful one. It’s easier to create harmful lies than helpful truths.

Imagine - you could convince a parent that their child has died. Show them photographic evidence. I don’t know how close to the edge they’d need to be.
NAME

swizel - takes csv input, selects columns and arbitrarily selects output order

OPTIONS

change the field delimiter (default comma)

handle trimming whitespace per field (or an arbitrary set of chars, e.g. quotes)

ignore or transform a prefixed one-line header or comment (default #)

[bonus points] handle numeric fields (e.g. precision or float/int conversion)

OBLIGATORY

while all of this can already be done with a combination of cut, sed, tr and/or awk, it's a common task when working with columnar data and could be made more intuitive and less error prone. transforming columnar data mostly boils down to clean up and basic sanity checks. good karma on this one.
and knowledge is a boner-killer
I think the actual pictures of the tree worked out quite well, just not the vectors.
Try out JetBrains Datagrip (or any IDE that includes it), it’s much more flexible than SSMS. Not sure if this exact feature exists, but they have a plugin interface, maybe you can write one on your own.

They have a log already: https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/community/po...
The things started to go from bad to worse when work_mem parameter has not been set up correctly.

Some queries that requires a large amount of memory to process started to use disk.

Once the autoscaling kicked in, even if we would have realized about it, wouldn't have helped as you are locked out of the system.

The auto-scaling event was triggered earlier than our alerts for low disk available.

What I don't know yet, is that we have been moving services for multiple days, and the service that required the work_mem parameter was in production in that AWS for 48 hours before started to use disk rather than memory to process the SQL Queries.
People and industries who take on massive debt point to two moments in history to suggest that hyperinflation is still preferable to deflation for economic health. Its pretty flimsy argument IMO.
It's normally 8 days of Bank Holiday in England - New Year's Day, Good Friday and Easter Monday, the two May holidays, the August one, then Christmas and Boxing days.
I think you might be interpreting this wrong. The "let's do this again" after the date is meaningless, that's just a social nicety no matter how the date went. When you ask them out and they give an excuse and no alternative I would interpret that as she didn't think the date went that well. Which leaves you with a couple of options:

If you also were ambivalent about the date you now have the option of just fading out while both parties save face.

If you really liked her and think you'll be a good match you can try and rescue the situation by suggesting a better date (better being some combination of more thoughtful, more expensive, or more personal). You're a little on the back foot but in my experience a lot of successful relationships start this way so you're by no means down and out.
>> I do find it a little condescending when someone messages me "just so you know, I don't want to see you again" after a bad date

I mean, it could be said in a nicer way. "I don't think we're a good match" or something similar is a lot more polite, for example. Most people take it well, in my experience (maybe because the feeling tends to be mutual).
study and consideration is not false beliefs
Yes, with "females can typically smell" I meant that this is widely accepted as true in the animal kingdom.

For humans, the effect appears to be there, but we don't have any stronger evidence. Then again, this might be unpopular to research due to its social implications.
The main issue is that what neural nets are doing is just very fancy heuristic compression of vast amounts of data into a few gigs of vram (and a useful way to access it), so the smaller the model is the less it'll be able to do.
Judging from https://zig.news/kristoff/make-zig-your-c-c-build-system-28g... , this should be possible. Considering Zig's features, I wonder if even the automated build logic in this Qb system couldn't be ported into a Zig build script completely.
A library of person-to-person communication snippets for those of us on the spectrum like this tool https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31224996 but curated by well intentioned community.
> They all paired fine as headphones, but the microphones never worked.

To me that doesn't sound like a hardware problem. I need to switch the codec & profile[0] in pavucontrol to use the microphones, which is not done automatically. That might be the issue here.

[0]: Damm you, bluetooth SIG
I think this is what the OP refers to with "fiddle around for ages". I know the problem not with subs, but when audio is off related to the image. And of course the problem is rare enough that I am never "in training", and have to find a remarkable spot first (e.g. door slam shut or a suitable spot in dialogue), then think about going backwards or forwards, guess the amount, etc. etc. :)
Sure people stop and think. traditionalism does not have a lot of potential for commercial exploitation so you see more of the other. You can't stop it, but you can at least let people know that the whole romantic ecosystem from hollywood to PUAs is basically a marketing scam.
> It's the same reason why phones turned in to "premium" glass and metal sandwiches that people immediately slap in to a cheap plastic case because the "premium" design is simply too thin and slippery to use.

People slap phones in to cheap plastic case to prevent scratches, or to make phones balanced in case of a camera sticking out of the back.
This is true, but hormonal birth control all but destroys the innate ability to do this correctly.

Most hormonal birth control functions by putting the body into a hormonal state that mimics pregnancy. If you're already carrying a baby, what you've evolved to look for in people to become close to during that time is actually people who are genetically more like you, rather than complementary. If for some reason you don't survive, your child will need a replacement for you, not a complement, especially if you conceived the child with someone complementary.

I don't have them to hand, but there have been several studies of this involving t-shirts worn for several days by different men and women smelling them and ranking them. If the women stop using birth control, their whole perception changes.

It's kind of a self-fulfilling prophecy. If your desire is specifically to have sex and not children, what you do to prevent children also makes you less likely to choose a partner who would produce children with you that would have the highest chances of survival.

It's small wonder that if you try to put that person into that role later, it's not going to go very well.
A faster way to bulk delete or upload S3 files. The cli given by AWS is awfully slow for static sites with 100k files.
Why do comedians make jokes about hotels and airplane food? Because it's what they live and breathe every day. It doesn't mean that audiences want those jokes.

The demand for fancy terminals is unproven, but anybody who's pressed <Tab> in their shell or tried to process files with shell pipelines has thought - this could be better.
Yes, spinners are horrible.

A countdown is better, but not all tasks can be subdivided easily to allow for monitoring.

In such cases, I like to use a pop-up window that says something like "Doing X. This may take a minute or so". This tells the user that they shouldn't bother staring at the app, and can do something else for a while. Usually that sort of information is all that's needed. "an hour" means time to work on something else. "a day" means write a postit note to check tomorrow afternoon. Etc.
This post gets it wrong already in the headline. At least if your happiness (instead of short-term satisfaction) is your objective, it's not about love but about love. Let me explain: the headline mentions "eros" for love, which is one of several (Greek) words for love, but focusing on physical erotics (lust). Nothing wrong with lust per se, but lust considered in isolation can be a selfish thing. Now "agape", another (Greek) word for love, focuses on the aspect of unselfish act of loving a person (the way that one loves a child, parent or friend, or a partner that is also a best friend), to want the other to be happy, to want all the best for them, even at the cost of substantial personal sacrifice.

As long as people treat "dating" as some an online shopping for erotic pleasure, a form of cattle market to get cheap sex, they will just keep browsing and comparing, and quickly get bored and move on. True love can only be found if it's not all about eros, but also agape, and to know someone well enough that the latter can grow takes considerable time, and a willingness to understand a person deeply.

Related post (not mine): 4 types of "love":
https://fromerostoagape.wordpress.com/2012/08/09/eros-romant...

I wish all readers of this post that they find their true love if they haven't done so yet.
I would like bootcamps if the people that course them were more passionate about technology. I see them as courses for people that want to get a job quickly and don't care much about technology.

A computer-related job can be really burning for people that don't like technology.

I don't see a technology-passionate person with technology and computers cursing a bootcamp instead of a degree when you are going to learn in a much deeper way.
there are a number of factors involved -- but i reckon one factor to keep in mind is that some fraction of the population may become aggressive if rejected in person, so if you don't know your date well and have no idea how they might react, you might be more concerned about disengaging from the in-person situation safely than being completely open and up front about what you're thinking.
Neat, that's one subject that's always bugged me as every article or video out there just handwaves away settling of propellant tanks in orbit with "ullage thrusters". No one ever mentions how you get a nice continuous feed to your ullage thrusters though.
That was the first study mentioned, solely for the purpose of confirming nutrition loss and not for the authors' speculations about causes. The next study was the Australian one cited to confirm protein loss.

If you want to know where they drew the statements about causes from, you might check the next three studies which, like the first two, are directly cited and linked within the text of the article.

But that probably wouldn't make a good comment, though.
Given that the spying on catalan independentists started under the previous government (right wing, strongly centralist), I wouldn't discard it extended subsequently to the current one (coalition of left wing and extreme left, some of which friendly to catalan nationalists). It remains to be seen if the analysis they are conducting now reveals other members of the government who have been spied too.

I guess this could come from the previous government, rogue elements of the state, or an international actor, but I wonder if we wil be told when and if it is found out.
It almost seems like Pegasus has been used most heavily against the allies of the US.
Generally great machines for Linux. Just a PSA from a X1E gen2 owner: Do NOT get the NVidia GPU, do NOT get the fastest CPU and most importantly: do NOT opt for the 4k screen.

With 1080p and Intel GPU it is a good, even great laptop with ok battery life (if you can look over the touchpad). Wonderful keyboard, good Linux support (even fingerprint reader works).
But just as with the last Intel macbook, the GPU, 10th gen CPU on 14nm and thermally constrained chassis will make this a hot mess with 2 hours battery life , fans always spinning and poor framerates on desktop.
That being said, Ubuntu has come a long way and in general. Not sure if I would go for a M1 mbp, or another Thinkpad today.
Is it this one? https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonCloudWatch/latest/events/S...

At a quick glance, the syntax looks similar to the one used by Quartz Scheduler, so you can almost use this: https://freeformatter.com/cron-expression-generator-quartz.h...

I say "almost" because Quartz Scheduler expressions have one additional field: seconds. And there are more than likely differences in how nontrivial expressions and corner cases are handled by different tools.
What we have from Apple laptops, when it comes to the ThinkPad keyboard, is like comparing stone tablets with a 1980 IBM electric type writer ;)
I can understand not liking Sanchez, although your comment seems too much.

But El Diario, while being biased to the left, has never seemed to me like particularly loyal to PSOE. I used to read El País and I stopped exactly for that reason, but El Diario seems to me like one of the few still doing real journalism.

I love it when I find comments on HN discussing their own countries politics, especially if I don’t know a lot about their country. I hope other readers remember to take your comment, and of course mine, with generous pinches of salt.
I'd imagine the Polish notation and lambda expressions are orders of magnitude more well know than lisp.
For market no idea.

For electron, because it is the only reasonable multi platform UI platform out there. I do not like that fact but it is true.

For why, because the terminal protocol is atrocious, mix data with control signalling, mix together multiple layers making it really hard to extend it, is stuck emulating an emulator of a physical device from the 70s, is bursting at the seams and is blocking dozens of possibilities in ergonomics that would make our industry kill less people.

Is it well done or can it make money ? I doubt it. Is there an obvious need with wide impact? Fuck yes.
"Top schools" is about founding for research not about education or student body quality ...
If only you had left out the pheromones part I would have agreed with you wholeheartedly. That's a lesson I should learn as well: do not pivot in the message, rather write a new one.
Sometimes people are not aware of limits that even cursory research would have shown them. They then produce the impossible, because they didn’t know it was impossible.

Technical Example: I remember reading awhile back about a demoscene contributor who used to watch amazing 3d scenes and never understood they were not rendered in real time, so he worked at it until he figured out how to render 3d scenes as quickly as some of the other examples he had seen but his were real-time. He was so sure that others were doing it, he kept trying to optimize/improve until his were grossly better.

Dating Example: Lookup the first interview between David Letterman and Nick Offerman (Ron Swanson from Parks and Rec). They talk about how he’s married to Megan Mullally (from Will and Grace). He didn’t know who she was when he met her (she would have been quite famous at the time), and complimented her and asked her out. His ignorance of basic known things allowed a confidence to succeed at something ordinary that would otherwise intimidate a lot of men.

To be clear, I think it definitely helps to look into things, but ignorance can sometimes counter-balance doubt, which can grossly affect outcomes.
This sounds like what people in my culture have held forth as the ideal for "marriage" for centuries.

Sure, there were times before that where it was much more utilitarian, but anywhere you see talk of "two becoming one flesh" is at least as intense as what's mentioned in this quotation!
Dating by apps is terrible but bars are arguably even worse.
They just announced they'll be rebranding as OpenYourWallet
According to the government, these hacks occurred between May and June 2021, and they are announcing and denouncing this today. After the reports of the catalan independency politicians being spied with the same tool. The timing is terrible and raises obvious suspicions.
Yes, but getting surrounded by people who also went to Oxford is the point - how else are you to get a Cabinet position and a peerage? If you haven't got those connections you have to pay (sorry, "donate") real money for those privileges.
It's already obligatory if you want to compete at the top level.

> chances are that it was unthinkable for a player to even be a contender for the elite level without doping.

Which is really the case for most sports today.
"Geometry as a service". An API endpoint that takes a compact description of various 3d shapes and returns a GLTF file. I'd start by maybe wrapping the various tools from https://www.antiprism.com/ but there's scope to create a more friendly set of tools for generating generally useful simple meshes.
> They're not asking to run the trained model for free.

I am :D
Yes, I can never remember that. It's faster to just go to some online tool than to look up how to convert timestamps with `date`. Especially since I often switch between Linux and "BSD" (macOS). Something like this would be nice:

$ datez 1651483224
human-readable-timestamp
$ datez human-readable-timestamp
1651483224
Yes, but it was still was trained on a large dataset for the purpose of drawing. It's not an AGI that just happened to be asked to draw bicycles.

Maybe a better comparison would be a trained artist, who likely wouldn't make such egregious mistakes.
Note that ACH expect a reponse under 3 days, so a blocked forever do not work. Because guess what. People expect an answer.

Saying to people "a system somewhere is blocked for possibly forever, so too bad we cannot do your thing" is our reality. Our system exist for their impact on people.

Otherwise they are art... which also exist for its impact on people.
The thing you’ve described hasn’t happened though. You’re really talking about two recent projects - Fig and Warp - neither of which are Electron and only one of which is a terminal. It’s true however that both of them have been rightly criticised for their frankly offensive telemetry shit.
A cross-platform command-line tool + C library with permissive license that makes compressed file-deduplicated snapshots of directories with accompanying indexed metadata. It should be foolproof, use a fast compression algorithm like snappy or LZO, and be optimized for fast multicore creation and extraction (but with optional CPU-limiting). Metadata could be stored in an sqlite database.
Well if you have a library or app without dependencies producing working Makefile for multiple platforms can work as with lua. But the moment you start introducing dependencies on external libraries everything breaks very easily even between different flavors of Linux and build tools such as automake or cmake can mitigate the problem of finding correct paths and names.

No-one loves such tools but they are not used without a reason.
One can run all day and still not travel a mile.

One can not travel a mile without travelling a mile.

The fact that you can run in circles does not mean therefor running produces nonresults and the only way to travel is to rely on the luck that you magically land where you want, even though that does happen to a few people.
Same here. I just laid my 3 conditions (4 days week, 100% remote, X€ per month) right away in the introduction interview and made it clear that I wouldn't be interested to move forward if these were not met. Most companies I interviewed with were OK with this. The job market for SE (depending on experience) nowadays allows these types of requests with good compensation.
So elegant that genes have had to be renamed to stop Excel mutilating them.
As you mention Switzerland, this newspaper article might be interesting:
https://web.archive.org/web/20190601232951/https://www.tages...

I.e. apart from the general trade-off problem between maximum yield and maximum taste, things are also exacerbated by the big supermarket chains demanding varieties that are delivering a "consistent taste year-round". As even the best tomatoes are only mediocre-tasting during winter, that apparently means standardising on mediocre-tasting tomatoes all year round, instead of mediocre tomatoes during winter and tasty tomatoes in the summer.
> Go to bars. They're full of young people looking for love.

Surprisingly this may still be true (I thought people didn't drink as much these days) but it's significantly less common than apps for couples now.

https://www.pnas.org/doi/pdf/10.1073/pnas.1908630116

Also not very popular for lesbians.

https://www.graphext.com/post/how-couples-meet-and-stay-toge...
Here I go, telling people I went to Oxford... the town people have little to no interest in socialising with people who are leaving in three years' time.