skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I feel like the phrase "optimizing for engagement" summarizes it, but doesn't quite capture the self-defeating "making things worse for actual people" aspect.
I assume "a few mas" means milli-arc-seconds. Then we see 40 micro-arc-seconds. Normally I would guess "u-v" means ultraviolet, but it seems out of place here.

The buried lede seems to be that the data they got is also consistent with a point source, but the other guys preferred to reconstruct it as a ring.
The semantics of the for loop with an omitted condition more accurately conveys the intent. "Loop forever", vs. "Loop while true is true". A clever compiler will optimize it to the same machine code, but conceptually the while loop is more complex. It requires understanding what a tautology is, for example.
Which non-apple apps can?
> North american cultural bias

The winning entry is literally a rap song.
Specifically, dokku provides

- configuration management as env vars

- reverse proxy routing traffic for a given hostname to the correct container, swapping to the new container upon deploy

- plugin for tls cert generation using letsencrypt

- zero downtime deploys - it starts and smoke tests a new container before taking down the old one on deploy

- plugins for running databases and connecting your apps to them
Illuminating the Security Issues Surrounding Lights-Out Server Management (2013) [pdf]
Containers can be escaped...
I personally prefer ‘for’ for both cases actually ;)
We call them : The Iraq War (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iraq_War) and the Russo-Ukrainian War (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russo-Ukrainian_War)

This is a discussion about a special kind of explosive and a first hand story on how it is used in a conflict. Leave politics aside.
really "while (1)" is the same as "while (1 != 0)" but it's not really any difference, and as mentioned 1==1 and 1!=0 will be optimised out to the same thing
This is very true. YT algorithm is scarily good. Now if I really need it, I only browse YouTube for something specific in incognito mode.

Last year I spent an insane amount of hours watching what I thought was a mix of entertainment and educational videos but everything is entertainment on YouTube or as it seems in all the social networks. I’m not against entertainment but I want to be in control when I seek it, not letting myself be hooked by those algorithms all the time every day. They are so scary because they work too well.
That's helpful, thanks!

Reminds me of a description of continuations as "gotos with parameters" which seems to be what you sort of want - I'll do some reading. Appreciated.
It might just be me, but I never saw the usefulness in widgets that shows the current weather, at your current location. I mean can’t you just look out the window?

Stuffing a three days weather report into $PS1 might be to much information for a prompt.
> Everyone who watched that video instantly became a little happier

Anyone remember what the video was back when it used to work?
I don't have an idea on CPU design. Can this lead to M1 like performance?
Article says cause might be viral proteins in the epithelial layer of intestines, and then assumes those proteins are present due to infection, leaving out the possibility viral proteins are finding their way into youch children's intestines through other means... Such as vaccinated breastfeeding women.
People are brainwashed to use their privacy as a currency for "free" stuff.
I think the article is is saying it won’t lead to much of anything except headaches.
That’s one of the many reasons I’m glad that I live in, and had my kid in, Germany. The year I was off work wasn’t paid anywhere near my pre-baby post-tax salary (those payments are capped at 1800 EUR/mo), but because they cover up to 65% of previous net, and there are very strong legal protections for your job, taking that year is pretty much expected, followed on by a further two years part-time.

That said, I was also amazed at how reasonably-priced formula is here. I had other issues and ended up supplementing for awhile, and it really wouldn’t have been that big a deal - about 2-3 EUR/day using Hipp (midrange) powder if we’d had to feed it exclusively.
What about silicosis?

Rock dust doesn't sound very healthy. People and animals next to the farm will breathe it when the weather is dry.
Forget decoys, some of the videos coming out of Ukraine were showing plenty of Russian tanks with the bags for the reactive armor sagging down clearly only holding the spacers and no ERA plates. It's like the troops believed the cover story that they were only going near the border for a training exercise.
This is just one anecdote and to be treated as such, but I think it's interesting:

While India still buys Russian oil, it seems they demand huge discounts:

https://hindustannewshub.com/russia-ukraine-news/india-deman...

I actually read it on the Russian language Moscow Times first, which mentions Bloomberg, but I'm linking this English article (which mentions MT as source).

Another article, on the English Moscow Times (4th March): "Russia Running Out of Oil Customers" -- https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2022/03/04/russia-running-out...

So it looks like even though Russia still finds buyers it's not easy for them regardless.

Similar for technology, again linking to an English version of what originally was a Russian language article on the Moscow Times (.ru version). It looks like even China does not want to break sanctions on technology sales to Russia: https://hindustannewshub.com/russia-ukraine-news/china-has-j...

I'm reading a lot of "The sanctions don't work", citing that street life in Moscow seems normal. In reputable major German news sites such as Der Spiegel oder Die Zeit, for example, or from some Republicans yesterday (the Washington Post reported).
> Maybe they'll pick an orchid next time!

I feel an Axiom of Choice joke in there somewhere, for the botany + set theory geeks out there...
Nice to see this here! I'm Sanjay Bhangar - I recently gave a talk about some of the history of the project and the technical architecture / setup at State of the Map, US (talk should be online soon).

This is essentially a long-running experiment in repurposing the OpenStreetMap software and architecture to map historical objects, with some modifications to handle dates: essentially, we generate vector tiles for the data and then use client-side filtering of the vector tiles to enable the time slider you see on the site.

Recently, we've been getting quite a lot of usage, and some folks mapping some areas really deeply, which is fantastic to see - of course, it all throws up very interesting questions, some of which are going to be harder to solve than others: we use OpenStreetMap's free tagging system, so a lot of these things would have to evolve as community consensus on tag usage, as OSM has.

As @nfgusedautopart says, it really is a big experiment .. all our code and discussions are open of course, and would love for you to contribute / jump in. This is the Github org: https://github.com/OpenHistoricalMap/

Fork of openstreetmap-website code-base: https://github.com/OpenHistoricalMap/ohm-website

Code for our deploy process to deploy the website code as well as associated services like Overpass (query tool), Tasking Manager (tasking tool), etc: https://github.com/OpenHistoricalMap/ohm-deploy/ (uses Helm + Kubernetes for the deploy).

Consolidated issues: https://github.com/OpenHistoricalMap/issues/issues

There's definitely some wild, fun problems in there - dealing with fuzzy dates, disputed historical facts, events .. though my favourite is likely the coastline problem: https://github.com/OpenHistoricalMap/issues/issues/329

Thanks for posting this here, and super happy to answer any questions if I'm able to.
curl 'wttr.in/?format=%c'

see the readme here for all options:

https://github.com/chubin/wttr.in
>Engs are most productive when they stay 2+ yrs in a team. We should incentivize folks to stay longer than that.

really? I tend to get worn out and bored after 3 years actually.
Off topic but why do terminal emulators default to what on my computers are illegible colours? With a black background the blue that's picked for folders doesn't have enough contrast to read.

On macOS iTerm at least comes with multiple colour schemes but the default setting is still the impossible to read one.
so the obvious (for me) thing to try was:

watch -n 600 -c 'curl -s v2.wttr.in/'

This ALMOST works, but somehow it messes up the formatting for me.
For some reason watch doesn't pass through formatting cleanly or so?
I think other bodies can move other bodies depending on how much energy it uses relative to its motion in that sense of the proof.

Think of it as a budget of initial size.

So the bodies are limited as a whole vs the incorporeal which is infinite and influences the bodies total energy distribution per allowance.
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India’s media is under siege, but what will it take for the public to care?
EFPs are similar but distinct from shaped charges. Shaped charges use a conical liner that forms a jet that is only really effective over a limited range, the liner on EFPs is usually flatter and is designed to form a projectile that is effective over much wider ranges.
>This is Reason. Ther good government policy would be doing nothing, which wouldn't help poor families get formula either.

This is not quite true. There are plenty of libertarian thinkers that would be perfectly happy just cutting checks to poor people and letting them procure what the need.
Part of that, at least for me, is that it is a subscription instead of a la carte. I don't want to have to sign up for a monthly subscription to access a bunch of content, most of which I don't care about, in order to read this one article that interests me.
I don't know if I need 24 bit colors in my terminal, but I agree that being satisfied with such crappy performance when you go a little above "typical" is pretty lame. Software doesn't need to suck, and I appreciate people who want to make it better for better's sake.
The CO2 is at <0.05% concentration. O2 is at >21%.
I feel that P and E split requires putting an asterisk next to the core count. it is dishonest to sell a CPU with N fully featured cores and M gimped cores as a CPU with N+M cores
> Better not render any graphics!

Unironically a good idea. Graphics have always been a mistake - most engineers would agree that if we stuck with very basic output, our software would be in a much better place than today (and more usable, too!)
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Complementary, the author also has an article about ideas: https://nadia.xyz/ideas

*edit:

> If we see more idea machines appear over the next few years, it can be good for everyone – which is why we need more options besides just effective altruism.

Apart from crytpo DAOs, are there any communities that create idea machines?
Recently moved my app from ReactJS to NextJS to support SSR. The community support and the amount of resources it has is incredible.
It's not working so well though, in my experience anyway
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How to optimize AWS S3 storage in 3 minutes?
But the important odds in this situation is not the individual, but the group - if you start with a group of 100 (or whatever) people extraordinarily bad at their job, what is the probability at least 1 makes it 40 years.

Survivorship bias is a bias because the sample is biased - Its when you pick a group of people who have already won and then are surprised that they beat the odds and won because you confuse the probability that a specific person wins with the probability that at least 1 person wins.
Not a doctor, have three questions:

Is what you describe a common issue with other vaccines?

Is this way of "infection" really harmful?

If yes, would the effect of a real COVID infection via breastfeeding be less or more dangerous
"Mad scribblings" (WaPo title) is terrifically offensive – and misleading. If they were incoherent and inconsequential, why review the new book that collects his late notebook writings? The review is favorable. I'm guessing someone other than the reviewer wrote the headline.
Design discussion aside, your site looks really cool. Interested to see where you take it.

Suggestion - I tend to forget these kind of things once a couple of weeks have passed (or at least, forget the name and can never find it again). It's good to have something prominent that I can subscribe to that reminds me what it is you do - a mailing list, Twitter/RSS feed/etc.

I know you have your Patreon, but being honest, I'm unlikely to subscribe straight away the first time I play with something for 30 seconds or so. I need that mental bookmark so I can come back to something a few weeks later. After coming back three or four times, I'm much more open to subscribing.
You do need to train it. It’s very easy to train it to show you stuff you don’t want to see too often. You can mark things as not being interested in to avoid that.

When I had TikTok for the first time - I was like, “is this really for everyone? I don’t get it. I’m getting endless videos of hot women dancing or showing off their figure. I could see why teenage boys get into this but women???” I didn’t even watch many of them but you watch a few (cause boobs) then it can sometimes think that’s the only thing it should show you until forever.

It’s not a perfect algo by any stretch. I was not the only guy who fell victim to this pattern and was interested in TikTok at first but gave it up for a bit because it was showing nothing but booba.

Same with a lot of videos. You watch a few and it decides you should see them forever even if you just had an interest for a few minutes one particular day. It requires specifically saying you’re not interested in order to get it to go away. It requires adjusting.
Oh, where was this?
The goal of this kind of design is M1 like energy efficiency, not performance (I don't know if the Alder Lake P cores can outperform an M1 P core.) M1 has a similar architecture with performance and efficiency cores, but so far I haven't heard of it causing problems for software developers. All versions of macOS that support M1 also have a scheduler that is able to move threads between E and P cores nicely.
Just putting this in here. If you are suffering from insomnia, one possible alternative is to look into CBTI (cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia). Its one of the only clinically proven non-drug-related treatments for insomnia. If you are struggling, google it and try to find a CBTI counselor to help. Don't try it on your own - its quite challenging. It literally saved my life a few years ago.
I wish there was at least a switch to allow the CPU to report the proper CPUID on each core and ideally, also keep AVX512 enabled. You could have a bios setting writing to an MSR. But I guess some idiot gamer somewhere might still enable this setting without understanding a word of the warning it's accompanied by and Intel wants to avoid that.

But I'm hopeful this is a stop-gap solution and we'll just make the p-cores more power efficient under medium load, and merely have the OS clock them lower when something is determined a background task. Then we "only" have to get that part to become smart enough.
I don't think they're meant to be taken that way.

I've had the same bottle of Xanax around for 5 years. It's more like a "break the glass in case of emergency" type thing. Usually reserved for going to funerals or weddings of people I hate, when I can't tie my tie because I'm in a cold sweat. As the kind of alcoholic who never turns down a drink, it surprises me how strongly I don't want to touch diazepam, how little inclination I've ever had to take it recreationally, even though I enjoy it and know it can provide short-term comfort. On a lot of occasions, having the bottle in my pocket just in case has been enough.

Then again, that might be because of how strongly it reacts with alcohol, which is a given in most situations where I'd break out the Xanax...
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>Exercise doesn't help very much, it's really all about diet.

For me, exercise leads to me feeling pretty crappy if I eat badly/too much and drink alcohol. So the exercise leads to me not wanting to feel like that, which leads to improvement in diet.
This is not an apples to apples comparison. They're not even in the same galaxy.

USD does not wipe out hundreds of billions, nearly a trillion, in value in the span of a few days.

BTC has no defense against antagonistic nation states that decide to make it illegal for average citizens to own crypto, such as BTC in China, or those that just decide to make it exceeding difficult to exchange for their national currency electronically. Bonus pressure points if your currency happens to also be the prevailing global reserve currency.

Literally tomorrow the feds could tell Coinbase, Kraken, et al, games up, your asset class is primarily used to facilitate ransomware, drug trafficking, and money laundering, including transactions that involve deeply sanctioned nations like North Korea or Russia, therefore we will no longer allow crypto <=> USD transfers on any platform.

The banks these platforms use to secure USD funds would fall in line immediately.

Poof, the vast majority of retail investors that prop up the price of BTC no longer have access to it.

Countries have tried many different strategies over the years to not conduct international trade primarily via USD, but despite the massive benefits should they achieve that, they've always come up short. BTC especially so. Just ask el Salvador.

My general point here is that crypto enthusiasts are far, far too dismissive of the power of the pen, and the big old brick buildings, and the militaries that support these institutions.

Like other upstarts before, crypto will be bent to suit the needs of humans. And not just an elite, neo-feudal class of early adopters. Assuming it doesn't just implode on its own merit in the meantime.
Is it disingenuous to speak authoritatively on a subject that one doesn't bother to google? Is it also disingenuous to vouch for someone making an inflammatory comment intended on derailing discussion, especially when that discussion is threaded from someone reliving their experience with explosive projectiles?
Some online businesses thrived during lockdown – how are they doing now?
The MRNA jabs by definition induce the recipients body to produce viral proteins, so no, other vaccines would NOT cause similar issues. It's not infection per-se, but could explain unprecedented and novel downstream effects. Breastfeeding during an active COVID infection could cause similar results, though infants and young children lack the ACE-2 receptors the virus most actively infects
I'd only wish, blocking and muting would be as easy as it is with twitter. Seeing crap live streams on your For You Page and having to find your way onto their profile page and it's like 8 clicks before you are back on your FYP.
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Such a condescending comment. Why should this "idiot gamer", who might be a child, be expected to know about this stuff?
I think removing ads from Google Search is pointless for most users.

However, giving extra search features for paying costumers might work.

E.g. letting you write complex queries or using operator like AROUND or page types (e.g. querying "3d printing pagetype:academic" or "3d printing pagetype:tutorial") or all the other query features that they deprecated over the years (see https://ahrefs.com/blog/google-advanced-search-operators/) or reverse citations (e.g. querying "cites:en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crazy_Thing" and getting all pages that link to Crazy Thing on Wikipedia)
And that's just one of the MANY issues that can prevent breastfeeding, even when everyone involved wants to breastfeed.
>There are TikToks on eigenvectors, Taylor series expansions, making butter blocks for traditional layered pastries, calculus, Kubernetes and how to exit vi.

So? It's still limited by the ADD format of TikTok and you'll forget about it 3 seconds later. It's garbage.
Mail-in voting is substantially different to voting in person at a voting station, and has a much larger attack surface. It should be absolutely minimized or potentially even eliminated or replaced with something more secure.

Also, some states use electronic voting/counting machines, which should be looked at with suspicion. How can you, as somebody who wants to verify the integrity of an election, observe that they are not subject to vote manipulation?

Paper voting has the same central point of failure as the above proposal, they effectively have a voting pool manager, which is the State itself (though different in each State). These are notoriously bad at managing the voter pool, and issue ballots for the dead and people who have long emigrated. There are issues with people who have moves states and are issued ballots in multiple states - under mail-in voting they can trivially vote twice. If they were forced to vote in person they would have to make the trip between states on voting day.
I very much don't understand why Intel didn't disable AVX-512 on the P cores, unless and until the OS writes to a new MSR that means "I understand that the P cores can do AVX-512, while the E cores cannot", and then enable AVX-512 on the P cores.

Old OS versions continue to work fine, and newer OS versions can opt into the new world and benefit.
This have the same vibes that AMD FX cpus "core" count.
As an aside, what's with all the chiropractors starting cults and self-help websites and running for office calling themselves "doctors" these days? It's like every time I hear about some dirtbag doctor selling a fake covid cure, turns out to be a chiropractor. Chiropractic was a quack gig to begin with, but whatever online university decided to call it a doctoral degree deserves a special place in hell. Still, doesn't fully explain their disproportionate presence in the snake oil business in the past decade.
Not in its current form.
Eventually, it has become a very valuable tool that I use once a couple of days

A tool or a toy? I don’t have tiktok and am suspicious whether folks itt mistake a good algorithm for a good content, or is it really helpful to your interests. I mean, if youtube or twitter had it, would you still stick to tiktok? What does it deliver apart from fragmented “shorts” erudition?
Not a bad idea, but I'm just going to ask that they pay the normal price in a few weeks. If my product really is game-changing for them, they'll pay it. If they won't, then a discount is only prolonging the inevitable. My current price is really the most competitive price that I can offer, so it's take it or leave it.
How well do batteries compare to human energy storage in fat?
> The Iraq War was a protracted armed conflict in Iraq from 2003 to 2011 that began with the *invasion of Iraq by the United States–led coalition*...

Whilst I agree that the preceding comments are off topic with their own inflammatory agenda's I do think it's important in generally acknowledging the war was caused by a US led invasion based on lies.

Disclaimer: I fought there and lost people there, and after, but thankfully came out unscathed.
Why should JS be used as a compilation target for C/C++?
It very much is. A UX consultant we used introduced me to the term and it was incredibly helpful.

This training series from webflow touches on it, but perhaps not as much detail as you'd like https://university.webflow.com/lesson/freelancer-220-develop...
My guess would be that this is because of thread migration.

(After reading the TFA: that's what Agner says right there in the 4th paragraph.)

(After re-reading the comment: I guess that the OS changes would need to be extensive with little to no benefit: running AVX2 on all cores will likely be faster than running 2 P cores with AVX512. The only thing that is really affected is the code that could use AVX512_FP16, but I doubt there's a lot of it outside of Intel.)