skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Here is the AMD64 reference manual https://www.amd.com/system/files/TechDocs/40332.pdf

The stuff you will need most is in Volume 3.
I'm curious to see how many companies on here use RedHat for their server infrastructure?

What are the benefits and costs?
Yes, but it's also a 3-4 hour block if memory serves.
Maybe this tactic will help me get my youtube account back. Any Googlers interested in a 45 year old graying software developer with a dad bod?

But seriously, I wrote a post about my youtube account getting banned and without telling me what caused it just shut down my request for review. Sounds like in all of these companies you can either have a false positive AI flag you, someone decide they dont like you online and report you for something that isnt necessarily true/the case, and then you have some tech workers who either dont care enough to really fix problems or enjoying their fiefdoms and the power they wield at strangers.
> If you do a CT scan and it shows a mass, you’ll order a biopsy.

> But because that patient was low-risk, the harms of that biopsy will outweigh the benefits.

> Thus, you shouldn’t do the CT scan.

> What? If the harms of the biopsy outweigh the benefits, don’t do the damn biopsy!

I'm not sure what the point of doing the CT scan if we're not going to act on its result.

Sure, you gain the confidence that everything's gucci if it turns negative. Is that really worth the stress of the test going positive and the not doing the biopsy? Seems dubious to me.
Mostly "Just works" with Mac and Android. Had more problems on Linux.
For me it is beautiful.

For you it might not be. That's why art is subjective.
> What's the problem with vegans consuming soy long term?

Vegans I have known said that a heavy soy diet over an extended amount of time does impact the thyroid more. While it was anecdotal hearing this, it was not anti-soy, just, about soy quantities over a long time, and the need for a diverse diet for vegans too.

Some of the anti-nutrients seem positive in one way too, which makes it even more complex.
What’s special about money that requires the government to ban consensual sex between two adults when moneys exchanged? I know the real reason is just plain Christian morality. But ignoring that shit, there is nothing inherently wrong or harmful about two adults having sex.
Austin startup FloorFound raises $10.5M to help retailers resell returns
Technically 4 days would be better because of the commute and extended weekends for the employee. But as an employer 6 hours workdays would be the best, you get basically the same value of your employees, since mostly office workers don't really work the 8 and also would make then free to study.

You could also go crazy and get a second or third job.
By having agreed core hours.
>> At that speed, the driver's momentum was around 67.000 kg*m/s.

So? Any large truck moving below the speed limit and being perfectly safe can have vastly more energy. And a speeding motorcycle will have vastly less. In a highly-regulated behavior such as driving, negligence is not a function of energy. It is a matter of law rather than physics.
For sure -- I am not thinking this will change that concept but rather hopefully align both parties in a better way. If you know you'd never want to work in {industry} or for {company}, and hiring folks knew this, they'd waste your and their time less. Conversely, the opposite can hopefully be more valuable than just hoping a role is interesting to a candidate.

What do you think?
should read this comment before reading the article
What they did is a crime, going to the police to say "hello I did a crime!" is a legal darwin award.
i got a clipboard, a checklist, and a navy blue shirt with pencils in the side pocket. we can make this inquiry happen. Also we can steal their servers all with the same outfit.
In the west, the economics are stacked against trains and usually require government subsidy to run, sleeper trains are some of the most expensive since they use lots of staff and carriages that are not much use for anything else.

This company is trying the luxury angle so that people would pay more than they might for a "normal" train and therefore the business might be viable.

Lots of people do use charters and luxury trains so it might not be crazy but the difficult part will be not running too many services to cost money but not too few that they are not useful for the traveller.
One of my kids' high school teachers does something similar - not limited to a single falsehood per class period and bonus points given on the spot for students piping up and correcting. High schoolers aren't always very forthcoming with details about their classroom experiences, so this one teacher does stand out simply because they get talked about positively at home, so I'd say mission accomplished on student engagement.
I think the argument is that an aircraft autopilot is similarly limited.

I don’t like this argument, on the grounds that the average driver has no reason to know what actual autopilots do — I certainly don’t — and therefore naturally go by what it sounds like it does.
In 2021 91.9 percent of the trains in Switzerland were on time (tolerance is 3 minutes)

Source:

https://news.sbb.ch/artikel/109510/puenktlichkeit-2021-zweit...
> Yes you do, because otherwise the sex worker reporting the extortion to the police will also be admitting to a crime. So it won't happen.

No you don't, you just need to make buying sex and pimping illegal, you can do that without punishing the victims, what you call "sex workers" is a euphemism for sex trafficked women.
Connecting an 8086 or 8088 processor to a Raspberry Pi
If you see a link to a post using the default user-disrespecting site, you see the article text and maybe 2-3 “hot” comments, and then a bunch of stuff made to look like the same article but which are not. I literally cannot find how to get all of the comments for a particular topic in a threaded view while not logged in on a phone or iPad browser. The “old” site meanwhile presents exactly that.
The end goal is a bit different, but this reminds me of how some recruiters find my contact information across a ton of sites to try and contact me about changing jobs (some even find work contact info and contacting me there).
I did a similar thing switching from Vanguard to Edward Jones and back to Vanguard. The first year at EJ was great, so I switched the rest of my money to them. Big mistake. While the market was going up, my EJ stuff was going down. I couldn't handle it and switched everything back to Vanguard. I am okay with the overall market doing shitty, me included, but not okay with the market going up while I'm going down.

Anyway, here are some tips I learned:

1. You can transfer some investments "in kind", meaning they just transfer. Other investments are proprietary to an investment company like EJ. Even if it's the same exact investment, the EJ version of iShares whatever can (probably will) have a different stock symbol than another investment company's. This is because the ICs all get kickbacks from putting money into these mutual funds.

2. If you go to Vanguard (for instance) and initiate a transfer from EJ, Vanguard will charge $20 for each proprietary fund they have to sell. They are not allowed to hold these proprietary funds. When investing at EJ, I had multiple accounts (regular, SEP IRA, ROTH IRA, Inherited IRA), and each account had 10-12 investments in their Guided Solutions program (the advisor picks). So that's 50 funds at $20 a pop, or about $1000 if Vanguard sells the funds.

3. Instead, you can have your current money manager either a) move your investments into something that will transfer in kind. This may mitigate your capital gains tax issues - not sure. Vanguard can advise you on this, and from my experience, they are very happy to help you figure out this kind of stuff. Or b) tell your current firm to move all your investments into cash, then do the transfer. As you said, you have capital gains then.

4. EJ also charged me $100 per account to close my business with them. Thanks, I really appreciate an extra $500 fee when I'm leaving.

Moving to EJ and back was a really stupid thing for me to do in hindsight. The first year was great, I should have just moved a little more for the 2nd year instead of everything, and I would have seen that the first year was somewhat of a fluke and they couldn't keep up that performance every year. I had a lot of capital gains from the 2 transfers, it screwed up my health insurance payments, I was out of the market for 2 months while they lolly-gagged around doing the transfers (no one knew why it was taking so long), etc.

For me, it is way more comfortable being in index funds rather than proprietary funds. The EJ proprietary funds might beat the market a lot, or might get beaten a lot, but they sometimes invest in a handful of stocks - maybe 20 - and if they are wrong, it's bad. Whereas with broad market funds, I know I'm losing or gaining with everyone else and don't get anxious about it.

Good luck!
I think the author is correct in the acedemic sense, but ignorant of the reality of healthcare.

If a doctor receives a test result that shows a suspicious mass, then neglects to order a biopsy to investigate further, there are 2 rough outcomes.

1. It was nothing
2. It was cancer

If it turns out to be (2), the doctor and the practice/hospital/whatever gets sued for malpractice.

On a more ranty note, why does everyone think they are better at other people's jobs than those people are? Where is the basic trust in the other? You think a doctor in the United States after ~15 years of school doesn't know that most biopsies turn out to be more harmful that useful? Come on. Restore some basic trust in other's competence.
New ways for the system to fail
Facebook makes over 20x as much money as Twitter, and it's not just on volume; they are vastly better at monetizing each of their ad slots.

It's perfectly OK to hate Facebook as a platform or a concept, but their ad revenue team is very good their jobs, and I would be very hesitant to question their decision-making on what does and doesn't attract advertisers.
we must have watched different interviews.
First thing I thought of even though I never heard of this example: It's a terrible idea if you think about it with an economic mind. There are very few scenarios where making things "free" can actually provide a long term benefit for the public. The reason Communist economies don't work isn't because there's not enough wealth in society to guarantee a modest income for everyone. It's because once you take the incentives away people behave differently than they would normally. In the case of a guaranteed workplace with no profit sharing for example you get rampant corruption at the top and workers who don't see the point in doing their job properly because they neither get rewarded for working hard nor can they get fired. So they just show up and do the bare minimum.
Lawmakers reach consensus on Puerto Rico status bill, call for plebiscite
There are some people who don't know the difference between "!" and "?"? I'm serious?
Here in NYC, skaters wouldn't surface on my top 50 list of noise sources. I enjoy hearing the lads getting fresh air, and I always stop and wonder at their skills. But vehicles with bad brakes, emitting horrible piercing screeches!
If the weather is nice, you should leave at 3. To stay happy and motivated.
in your example, the end result is the same. the user is not interested in luggage.
I am sure You have your rightful reasons for this anger, I am sure a lot of people do. I mean, even when You write 'Russia', 'Putin', You purposefully write without capital letters.

Maybe time will tell that, despite your anger, You are right. But I sure pray to God that You are not, and that it hasn't/won't come to that.
Show me a _single_ MP from CDU or CSU in favor of free regional transport.
I dislike this argument so much; "I was here first, so fuck you".

And it's not like people have all that much choice where they want to live, certainly not in recent years. It should be a matter of accepting and adapting: accepting that the world doesn't revolve around you and that you will be bothered by people and organisations around you, and adapting so that we can all live reasonably happy.

How many people go to church in Germany? Turns out, not very many.[1] Should everyone adapt to a small minority "just because they've been doing it for a longer time"? Seems very unreasonable.

I wouldn't mind a church ringing its bells daily; but every 15 minutes, starting at 7am? Yikes! That's just not reasonable today.

[1]: https://www.dw.com/en/german-church-membership-continues-to-...
> At that speed, the driver's momentum was around 67.000 kg*m/s.

> That is an impact about 10 times bigger as getting thrown out of a plane and hitting the ground at terminal velocity.

That doesn't seem right.

Momentum is mass times velocity, p=mv. Average male weight is around 89kg, 74mph is about 33m/s. p_driver=33*89=2937 kg*m/s.

Terminal velocity of a skydiver is around 120mph, which is about 54m/s. p_skydiver=54*87=4698 kg*m/s.

p_skydiver/p_driver=4698/2937=1.6. So the momentum of the driver is smaller than that of falling at terminal velocity by a factor of 1.6.
The author is not arguing against efficiency in the medical system, but against the reasoning of - “if we test for X bad things will happen”
If that is the case, why do experienced Software Engineers, have to spend again, weeks on LeetCode as soon as they decide to get back to the Interview circuit?

And why are so many competitive programmers,(not all) terrible Software Engineers?

https://kislayverma.com/organizations/competitive-programmin...

https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/mythbusting-competitive-pr...
It's pretty shocking for us, too.
Thanks for checking that! I use vscode so this is a no go...
If a market free from regulation improves jobs, I would love to hear how that idea is reconciled with the existence of pimps. A pimp is the abusive free market solution to a regulated sex work market.
are there stats on this?
>have a really bad tendency about 25% of the time to only read headlines.
I post this thread on HN. I honestly can't understand why they would deprecate the Unpublished App option. Was a win win for everyone. Using their Billing API makes sense when you building a business on top of theirs... but it's not our case.

Any other people affected by this here?
Do you as a rule look at a sample of the individual raw data, non aggregated?
It’s mostly sugar.
Sex, booze, sex, friends, sex,family, sex, books, sex, traveling, sex, science, sex, art, sex, tech, sex, movies, sex, art, sex, sociology, sex, anthropology, sex, big problems of the humankind, sex. In that order.

Sometimes I wonder if an Eskimo girl would wear a pink finger ring while listening to Irish folk music while traveling between Mombasa and Easter Island for a conference about mouses who wear green umbrellas.
So like 40€ for 8 consecutive days. That greatly reduces usefulness if you just want to travel to one spot and back.
What I got from this is that the most effective nootropics are things that affect energy levels and feelings of wellbeing. Items which are not stimulants rating highly indicates to a large degree that the underlying mechanism for many people might simply be alleviating their own anxiety so they can focus.

The reality then, probably matches the chart pretty well for the types of people who do focused work and can afford to try things out and the best routine is likely what people have known is good for many things tied to health for a long time:

1. Lose weight.

2. Exercise regularly.

3. Get good sleep.
In 18th century Europe this same argument was used to deprive actors of civil rights.

Robespierre had to argue in 1789 that the French Republic should let actors and Jews vote:

https://www.amis-robespierre.org/Robespierre-dans-le-texte-S...
Ambitious Brain Recordings Create Unprecedented Portrait of Vision in Action
The difference between an answered and unanswered question is absolutely not the same. Nil means the user has not told us how much luggage they have. 0 means the user has 0 luggage. We can assume a lack of response means zero, or we can mark the field as required, in which case the UI needs to prompt the user for a response in the nil case but not the 0 case. This is an extremely simple, common example. There are many cases where nil is not equivalent to 0 semantically or logically.
Winning solutions of Kaggle competitions
hyper.rs too. Introduced to it via nft. And it's quite performant. Dreaming of a grand re-arch. All golang services in rust now ;)
Have you heard of… Google? Search, Gmail, Maps, Android, YouTube, Smart Assistants, home security cameras, thermostats, Chrome, and more, and more, and more.

I’ll stick with my assertion that Google collects 1-3 orders of magnitude more data than Microsoft.
Google AMP also implied having your site copied and hosted on Google's servers. This was one of the most contentions points, because it wasn't merely a markup standard, but takeover of traffic.
Speaking only, solely, and specifically as a user... why do I care if the content is in an integrity-checked hosted cache or if the site owner has analytics? Neither is important to the experience of accessing the content.

The problem with simple, fast-loading, no-hijacking web documents is that history shows quite clearly that they don't stay that way for long. Every single website owner could adopt that standard today. Every single website owner has had that same chance every day for the past two decades. We're still not there.
Show HN: Mkincl – Reuse Makefiles and scripts across repositories
Hey HN!

Here's an idea I've been playing around with for a while. The jist of it is to utilize Makefiles to construct reusable CI/CD pipelines that can be ergonomically executed locally.

Feedback is very much appreciated!
Among other things, I'm working on migrating a bunch of infrastructure from Linode to OVH. As part of that, I'm working to ensure that every. last. drop. of this stuff has an automated deployment using Ansible. Having a bunch of hand-rolled, "pet" servers causes issues.

One very noticeable problem is that it's really easy to let things get out of date because upgrading them is painful without automation. So, for example, our CRM application is really old. Like, really, super, painfully old. Which means the other half of this project is "currency" - that is, updating software to current versions, and generally modernizing things.

The web server and xmpp server have been updated, and now I'm working on the server that hosts SugarCRM (which is no longer OSS, so we're migrating to a different product which was forked from Sugar), Mediawiki, and some locally developed stuff.

There's a few other miscellaneous improvements being made as part of all this as well: migrating all DNS records to ONE provider is one. Before, we had stuff on Route 53, and Rackspace. The latter was a legacy of our first website having been hosted on Slicehost way back in the day, and so we wound up being Rackspace customers for a time after they acquired Slicehost. We moved away from them for VPS's years ago, but DNS records for two domains got left there, and we've been dutifully paying an invoice of like $1.50 every month for DNS hosting all this time. Nothing against Rackspace, but I want things more centralized, so that is migrated to Route 53 now.

Should probably look at moving all of our domains to one registrar as well, eventually.
Memorizing Transformers
My car (not as advanced as a Tesla) reads the speed limit using cameras to parse street signs.

Maps will always lag reality, but this is a commonly driven street, probably not the first Tesla to drive down it-- Waze was using info like this for years, hate to think Tesla is less capable.

In short, there is no excuse for Tesla's maps not knowing about the speed change on this stretch of road.
You're right, but I think the mentality around marijuana legality is colored by the fact that marijuana remains illegal federally, marijuana legality is so new in many places, and marijuana isn't fully unrestricted even when "legalized". This page has a bunch of tables regarding the legality of recreational marijuana in Michigan: https://www.clickondetroit.com/news/michigan/2022/05/19/a-gu...

So while I don't think they should have done what they did, I'm not shocked that cops walked into a building full of marijuana plants and thought "we have to bust these guys". I think if marijuana became completely legal and unrestricted nationwide, cops would probably get it - "welp, I guess this is legal now".
In my opinion if a language has False/None/Null/Nil as first class values, then the only sane path is for everything else to be True: the number zero, NaN, empty string, empty list, empty set, etc. All of those should evaluate to True.
Of course, depends highly on the value of "they".
Because the "you may have heard..." pattern is worse than useless, here's actual info to compare and decide whether either of these may work for you:

https://knowledgebase.frame.work/de/in-welche-lander-und-reg...

https://system76.com/shipping

Sadly, protectionism is a thing. Launching in new countries is hard and expensive. Perhaps there's a company in country that would do it better than some giant international megacorp.
> Women already feel pressure to perform sexual favors in exchange for things. That is a problem with society and culture, quite separate from what we're talking about here.

No, it's completely intertwined. Because these pressures exist in numerous contexts, we've developed both social norms and laws to limit the race to the bottom, overwhelmingly with the support of the women affected by those pressures.

> All adult women want is the empowerment to make decisions for their own bodies. It is theirs, after all.

Which women? More women identify as "conservative" than "liberal"--and even among the latter, legalizing sex work is not a majority (and possibly not even mainstream) position.

My mom thinks sex work is very bad for society. It's probably one of the things my mom, all my aunts, and my wife's mom and aunts agree with, despite being from different countries and otherwise having quite different political views. Opposition to sex work is something that women tend to get the most riled up about, because ultimately its mothers and daughters that suffer from the consequences of sex work.
I think he means the momentum of the driver+car system, not the momentum of the driver alone.
This claim conflicts with my real life experience.

I lived in SF and the 24/7 sirens of SOMA were unbearable.
Most of San Francisco is broken.
The vast majority of the people that we met on the train were retirement-age people from the working- or middle-classes; and the journey was the centerpiece of a special celebration for them. It's very different from the typical international business/first-class flight crowd, for example.
Standing is determined in the course of a suit, and this is in LA.
Hamburg Sbahn/Ubahn are the same price, ~6.50€ for the daily ticket.
The 9€ ticket is a no-brainer!
My understanding is that, for typical "retirement age" humans, any major surgery (including "physically minor, but you're under general anesthesia for a while surgery) carries a high risk both of very slow recovery, and of very slow or obviously incomplete recovery of pre-surgery mental capabilities.
To be frank, if a service makes using their stuff unpleasant for me, I'll just try not use the service rather than installing third-party apps. In fact there is very little “try” involved in this case, avoiding Reddit on mobile completely and only occasionally bothering on desktop when it comes up in specific searches or passed on links, doesn't leave me feeling I'm missing out on anything useful.
YouTube loses more money paying someone to review your case than what they stand to make if you come back. Their insurance policy for this is the guarantee that any actually large creator getting banned will generate enough PR buzz for a fully-fledged Googler to be notified and raise an internal issue about it.