skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes, which is why this is a bad idea.
> religion of rituals that aim to gain some measure of control over a chaotic world
Yes, my experience is that most Japanese are into "actions/practice" more than philosophical "big ideas".

Ise Jingu is my favorite place anywhere; it is a place to stop thinking, become humble before nature and appreciate things as they are.
This is where “new car smell” comes from too.
Depends how many pension funds are invested in its financial derivatives.
> limited open source contributions

Sure, if literally porting the entire X Windows System[1] to OSX is "limited." Or basically paving the way for Linux gaming/3D development because of his work on OpenGL. Let alone his entrepreneurial/seed efforts w.r.t. Oculus, etc. Also, he spoke at Facebook's 2021 Keynote. C'mon, man.

[1] https://github.com/timon37/xwayland/blob/master/hw/xquartz/m...
Few understand the domino effect.

A smaller domino can topple a much bigger one, which can topple a bigger one and so on.
You usually don't proposition your employees, especially if you are a CEO and the context is during a massage that is an employee perk for executives.

"After Insider contacted Musk for comment, he emailed to ask for more time to respond and said there is "a lot more to this story."

"If I were inclined to engage in sexual harassment, this is unlikely to be the first time in my entire 30-year career that it comes to light," he wrote, calling the story a "politically motivated hit piece."

Insider extended the deadline and reiterated the offer to Musk to comment on the claims. He did not respond."

If it weren't true, you would imagine they would more strongly deny the event happened.
Some narcissists understand the idea of mutually beneficial exchanges. If they do, you can trade with them. If they don't and are always angling for the advantage ("winning" discussions or negotiations) or pretend that all transactions are zero sum then go no-contact with them as much as possible.
You have unusual metrics.
Even if this is your preferred way of dealing with them, I don't think it's good for general advice. In my experience narcissists tend to be manipulative, and that any boundaries you put forward are offensive.
Mixing graphite into HDPE appears to make it immune to UV photo-degradation.

There’s even a company that capitalizes on this by making durable boat hulls with it: https://tidemanboats.com/

Not sure how it holds up in plasphalt, but it could be worth exploring graphite additives.
If you do that, you may never write another line of code again (especially in a large organization.)

I like mentorship, helping people figure stuff out, giving technical advice etc. I don't like going to zoom meetings all day, which is what "leadership" in today's modern world has become.
What do you want? Do you want to be challenged? Do you want to be a teacher? Do you want to help your peers elevate? Do you want peers that will help elevate you?

If you want to be a teacher and your peers want to learn perhaps you would enjoy staying where you are. If not, FAANGs, startups, and consultancies (like Thoughtworks) will challenge you.

Or, if you want to feel like a boss and a noob most of the time, start a startup. :)

The point: it’s okay to move on.
I was also surprised the iAPX 432 wasn't on the list. It seems to be the Itanium's grandaddy. It was expensive, targeted to enterprises rather than everyone, tried to push the boundaries (32-bit for the 432, 64-bit for Itanium), and relied on VLIW instruction sets that were beyond the capabilities of compilers. The resemblance is striking.

As for Bulldozer, I was saddled with one for a while. Where it really fell down was (surprise!) its floating point performance. That FPU shared between two integer units makes for some "interesting" performance characteristics when trying to run multiple FP-heavy tasks, but overall, it was merely mediocre rather than terrible. I'm glad AMD hit it out of the park with Zen.
Appears *.mil load balancers have responded quickly to the hug, was able to fetch in <1ms ;)

Any docs like this for US DoD private networks in 2022? Purely for academic research purposes of course! Just browsing the rest the site for pdfs turns up cool def tech like this:

The Directed Energy Warfare Office (DEWO) and Directed Energy Division at the
Naval Surface Warfare Center, Dahlgren Division (NSWCDD) merge past research
and data with continuous innovation in the field of high-power microwave(s) (HPM) to address the critical need for nonlethal, nonkinetic weapon(...)

https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/pdfs/ADA557875.pdf
What fabrics aren’t woven? Isn’t that the definition of fabric - “a woven material”?
Agribusiness will happily choose lower yields in exchange for improved mechanization. Or resistance to disease (higher risk thereof from aggressive monoculture). Or better shelf life/transportability. Or marketability (yellow tomatoes don’t sell as well).

The backyard gardener doesn’t quite have those worries and could get higher land efficiency.
I can imagine chassis designs that use the same Mainboard but move the Expansion Card slots out. It would also be much more in keeping with the ethos of the product and company to use exactly the same Mainboard in every device.
Yeah I mean as a general human strategy, narcissism works. Not everyone is equipped for it though
Instilling a culture of narcissism was done intentionally in order to sell us stuff. It works and it makes a lot of money, I don’t know how you’d stop something like that.
> Reinforcement learning is a machine learning approach, there is no serious debate about that. The question is whether it is restricted to neural networks, or not.

The answer to the latter question is obviously “no”. Did anyone argue otherwise? mdp2021 suggested that redytedy may have meant that but what he or she actually wrote is “You can USE ML for RL, but the field itself is considered separate from ML and under AI in general.”
> caveat assuming you do research if you are too cutting edge on hardware).

Or just buy Linux hardware with Linux pre-installed, with great support for it...
Why would that matter if both kill you?
But some religions are based on the idea that you won't get to live forever if you are a narcissist.
There must be some applications though. Perhaps in the initial foundation which is probably waterproofed and underground?

Or internal partitioning walls that get painted or plastered over?
The show "Inventing Anna" is a perfect example of this. Charismatic narcissist gaslights everyone around her and anyone who doesn't plan along gets replaced with someone who will.
Thanks for pointing out that it was an employee, although in reality she was a contractee of the flight service.

no, you cannot conclude that if people don't deny something strongly that it means something happened. I don't think he's even denying the event, but wouldn't classify it as "harassment".

There are many ways to interpret what people say and do in public.
I am sad to say that I have had a significant dealings with a narcissist for years without being familiar with the term.

From my experience, the narcissist suffered some traumatic event, probably in ~early childhood, and somehow it caused them to become maladapted in the way they perceive the world and their role in it. I don't believe narcissism is caused by culture/society. Although, it anecdotally, I wonder if there is also a genetic factor.

Regardless of the cause, the person and their behavior are irrevocably damaged and the only way of dealing with them is not feeding them. Maintain extreme neutrality and disinterest and stay as far away as you can. All they do is harm, and they have no capability of ever taking accountability, it is simply beyond their comprehension. If you suggest that there is an issue, you will quickly find out that you are the issue, and the narcissist will get hard at work taking you apart, piece by piece, until there is nothing left of you.
This is where you might use a variation of that "healing cracks" bacteria in conjunction with the "eats plastic" bacteria. If you could get the plastic digesting bacteria to excrete rigid oxides, then most of the plastic would be replaced with an interlocking 3d mesh of concrete and rock-like bacteria waste.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S09500...

It'd eliminate the plastic waste and leave much more environmentally friendly remains, and it'd be self healing.
Show HN: Use GIFs to market your product
Problem is,
plastic can be "dissolved" and then recycled, so why lock precious commodity as plastic in bricks for decades ?
I think this is the idea behind Xpenology [0]

[0] https://xpenology.org/#What_is_Xpenology
Count Down: How Our Modern World Is Threatening Sperm Counts, Altering Male and Female Reproductive Development, and Imperiling the Future of the Human Race

by Shanna Swan, PhD

https://www.amazon.com/Count-Down-Threatening-Reproductive-D...
How does one even begin to address concerns about toxicity with so many different chemicals? Go in order of concentration? Most to least likely to be biologically active based on models? Cluster them and evaluate the clusters?
Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History (The Metropolitan Museum of Art)
100% on the cows, wrong on hard to grow. Growing in mass quantities is hard on the local environment (global if you count the affects from usage). Corn fed beef is bad.
Wifi quality and socket placement are two things I find myself usually judging hotels on. Not that they're the most important qualities, but unlike most other qualities I care about, they're the main ones that some hotels completely overlook.
Ah. I should have specified - I want to do this with usize / isize so the trick of using a larger integer type wouldn’t work reliably. I can use wrapping_add, but how do you detect overflow in a debug_assert statement?
For what it’s worth, I think the exact opposite. A person that believes in God will see that their life is special, yes, but they will also see that life in general is special. In my opinion, this results in a person with less of an ego than a secular individual that must reckon their path towards a meaningful life all on their own.

And I’m more in the latter group than the former.

Admittedly, I do see how the visibility of outspoken Christians would keep you from my perspective. This is a messaging challenge with personal faith that I think has yet to be fully reckoned with, in fact.
Canada to ban Huawei/ZTE 5G equipment, joining Five Eyes allies
plastic can be infused with chemicals to not burn, but other than that youre right.
Pretty sure there was a slot Pentium 3.

I thought it was cool at the time, made me think of a NES cartridge.
> a political class that seems desperate to start WW3

Well, Putin is the one desperate to start WW3 by replaying the Anschluss and occupation of the Sudetenland in Ukraine.

Our political class are doing everything in their power to frustrate him while not turning it into WW3. It’s hardly the appeasement of Chamberlain, more like a mobilization of soft power, the civil society and the arms industry.

The appetite for boots on the ground action is nowhere, except for from the Ukrainians which is understandable. But they got this, and I’ll be happy to help them rebuild their free, peaceful country with my investments, hopefully soon. They will need Western expertise in medical tech (prostheses) and mental healthcare in the aftermath of the war for sure. Possibly a jolt to their agricultural sector too.
Fyi, GitLab has supported[0] this since quite a while[1].

[0]: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-foss/-/blob/master/doc/...
[1]: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-foss/-/merge_requests/8...
Without any doubt, open source and patent free software is among the factors that enabled progress in the past decades. But does this really mean that patented software doesn't have a place at all in our society?

Do you really think that if software couldn't be patented in the future there wouldn't be any downsides? Wouldn't the benefits of this decision rely on the patent release of code that was designed and developed with such an effort because it was certain that it could be patented?
There are some good lessons in Art of War that I think are broadly applicable, particularly the admonishment against making others feel like they've been backed into a corner. Give people an out, some way to save face, and you can avoid a lot of drama.
It states right in the article he was in contact with them, so he knew the piece was coming out before he made those claims.
If the myths hold truths, the oil companies knew this was an issue in the '70s. By the late 80s the predictions had reached artists and musicians in the UK (how I know this is too convoluted and flakey for this thread). I was taught about climate change (the "greenhouse effect") as a young teen, early 90s. It's been canon for me since then. I have no problem believing that forward looking adults were talking about it, making art and activism in 1980.
glass is made from sand,
there is less glass in world then sand,
and again,
why lock more precious commodity in another product
which we are already making from other less precious commodity ?
What!? Who's buying apple tree branches off you? I've chucked loads out in recent years.
Maybe contact Have I Been Pwned?, work with them to add it to their leak database, notify site owners afterwards with a timeframe for disclosure and release your findings/blog post? Give people a way to check with HIBP, site owners a way to mitigate and claim the credit for the discovery.
Yes, while there is a heavy dose of hyperbole in the media and internet spheres, I think the effect is actually to obscure the level of the present danger.

Kind of the "Boy Who Cried Wolf" problem — e.g., while people yelled "Nazi!" at GW Bush and D Cheney, many of the new crop in that party have already literally tried to steal an election and will implement authoritarian policies if they get power - so much so that even Cheney's daughter is an outcast for merely trying to adhere to democratic principles.

The difference is whether the voters choose their leaders or the leaders choose their voters.

So, while we are most definitely not there yet, democracy is literally teetering on the brink, and if too many people fail to vote, everyone will get to see up close what a real autocracy looks like. Seriously, the only thing on the ballot this year is democracy, and people must show up and vote for small-d democratic candidates down to dogcatcher. Get you and every friend you know to show up.
What kind of feedback do you give, directly and indirectly? Do you have any former coworkers you can reach out to and ask them "what's it like to disagree with me?"

Example: I'm currently working on a project led by someone that many people at the company know. Today he shared a sketched out proposal for a problem that's been on our team's plate, and I didn't immediately like it. I started asking him questions to poke holes in his proposal over slack but he had counterarguments ready for everything, and eventually I sort of gave up and said, "ok I guess I just don't quite understand the problem."

His response was to suggest a synchronous video chat, which he started by thanking me for challenging his design. This meant I went from feeling like I was probably dumb and just asking things he'd already through to feeling like I was helping in the design process, even if I couldn't see the problem as clearly.

In the end he convinced me that all my questions had answers and my only counter-proposal would be just as much work and more "surprising" (less intuitive?) within the domain, but I didn't feel argued-down. I felt like my challenges were appreciated, which makes me more likely to raise other challenges again in the future, which reduces the odds that he'll feel like he's working alone.

just an anecdote, but I've worked with high-achievers who had varying ways of welcoming or shutting down input, enabling or crippling the teams around them. I see this suggestion a few places in this thread: if you identify as someone with a relentless drive to improve, then maybe it's time to work on your communication styles and patterns.
NFC is a different protocol and unsecure. I think much of youre issue might be how long it takes your phones chip to initialize, etc. Bluetooth aint great but there isnt much better currently for almost secure short distance communication.
I started collecting benchmarks of the M1 Max on PyTorch here: https://github.com/lucadiliello/pytorch-apple-silicon-benchm...
Anymore details on those? I can't find any info on the CPUs inside
I am not a boomer but am a graybeard Xer with a history degree and things don’t look anywhere as grim to me as they do to you.

Nobody is an expert so I am not replying to try to change your mind, just give you my perspective.

In particular this comment stuck out: “political class that seems desperate to start WW3.” They seem desperate to try and thread the needle to avoid two possible paths to WW3. The aggressor is a very weak and poverty-stricken country and the calculus is that it is better stopped now before it can grow stronger. You can of course disagree (there are plenty of good arguments against that position) but it draw upon perhaps a century of learning.

Ignore the popular press; the biggest political analogy for the US is 1930s France, not Germany, and people are actively defending against that.

I think you are correct to fear the large amount of disinformation and gratuitous (not principled) dissent, but the US and the West has recently faced far worse (USA: 1930s, 1950s), Europe (1870s, 1910s) and come out stronger; and when I look at some of the worst revanchist efforts they seem be a counter response to the “good guys” winning, often noisily and destructively slamming the barn door (gay rights, interracial marriage). I know what it’s like to be a child of an interracial marriage when it was explicitly against the law and believe me it was far worse than today.

Things were far worse in the 1950s under a veneer of gentility. There is no prelapsarian past when the people in government were any better than the folks today.

So yes, worry and work for a better world, but don’t despair. Which are the two things you should be doing anyway, even when things are going swimmingly.
Working with systems long term teaches you that the value of a system is not about the theoretical efficiency but rather the practical efficiency, and this has facets during all phases of a system lifetime. For example, rapid implementation may often trump correctness, comprehensibility of ease of delegation/handover/hiring may often trump other concerns, and reliability / longevity are often facets that come to the fore over time.

Re-inventing the wheel can actually be a great strategy then, if you plan on keeping something around for a long time, especially if in doing so you (a) document it; (b) fully understand it; (c) remain free of external dependencies.
The last I knew, KaTeX had issues with accessibility. But honestly it is probably just best to ship raw MathML, translated from LaTeX on the server, and use MathJax as a polyfill for Chrome and Edge users. That way you get extremely fast rendering in Safari and Firefox without any extra javascript, and eventually Chrome will catch up.
I did giggle, but the handful of narcissistic personality types I have encountered in my life have be hugely concerned with status, so it doesnt seem a huge stretch to believe they'd concentrate in cities.
It was called Slot 1. The first computer I built for myself used it, circa 2001.
Idk man I could lose 80 pounds. I’m optimistic.
You pick on the one thing that dilutes your point. Carmack is known and famous for developing software -- not for dicking around on Stack Overflow, etc. He was famous long before he ever gave a talk -- and initially he was terrible at talks -- but he was always a 10x developer.

I've worked with some amazing developers who've created unbelievable products that have never written a book, a paper, given a talk, or done a conference. They are probably the silent majority of 10x developers.
I wish the response status actually matched the request
Agreed. But unfortunately, nobody takes climate change (and related cost) seriously. You need a strong Federal government to enforce that cost structure (and hopefully globally, if strong enough), and the United States won't have a strong Federal government for decades to come.
true artist. visionary. big loss for earth.
> the alleged victim of the sexual harassment was not "the head of her own lab" as this article claims, but was a fellow (i.e., the lowest paid position)

She was a Whitehead Fellow, which is a prestigious award that lets the awardee set up their own independent lab.[0] That means she probably would have been hiring her own students, postdocs and lab technicians. This was hardly a low-level position.

0. https://wi.mit.edu/whitehead-fellows-program
Are you OK with the setup that the head of the NIH has his professional ethical decisions overseen by his wife?

PS I don't even get how these people are still working for public institutions - he's 81 and she's 70. I'm not being ageist, I just thought there were policies for this sort of thing.

It's even more amazing to me, that it's such a closed shop and that you can get to oversee people with whom you have a close personal relationship... I mean this isn't meant to be a family business!

PPS I'm not on the right either (or left). I don't vote; these actions are not done with my consent, I do not consider the government to have any authority over me.
Seeing how clever this individual must have been Im guessing MS paint.
I would scrape the data whole, then contact the site owners and send them a copy, maybe through an attorney.

Nuking the data will likely make you a fugitive of the law. I would not advise that.
in "green" economy you have to MANUFACTURE carbohydrates and then produce plastic from that. no oil, should be default in current thinking.
Jquery devs prob don't deserve as much credit as your old greybeard. And jquery was moreso used for browser compatibility and ease of use than performance or so I recall. On the topic of performance in web frameworks I often have to hear people tell me react is faster than plain vanilla Js. I used to argue the point but now I just smile and nod. Maybe the world has gone mad or maybe I'm the one out of touch
Reduced competition. Fewer other businesses are trying to start up at the same time and existing companies have less money to spend to compete against you.

Suppliers will also be eager for new business, same with landlords if you have a physical store. Also easier to hire.
Often, but not always. There are a number of ways lines can and do fail that produce high impedance, including a tree downing a service connection, breaker tripping, etc.
I don't even know how you can compare the recession of 2001 to now. Apple has literal hundreds of billions of cash reserves and is printing money. Pets.com had almost no revenue. These are not the same thing.
Can you define their failures as they burnt more than they eat and still gain weight? Did they checked strictly with the math? Are you 100% sure when they fail, they were eating less calorie in total than the amount they are burning!?

If a person is eating 1000 calories per day regardless what what food, and is burning 2000 calories per day (CO), how is anyone going to gain weight this way?

Please, as I mentioned above, there are many variables, but not the core principle of CICO which is basic math. You cannot create calories out of thin air! It doesn't mean anyone can stick to strict diet with CICO calculation. It doesn't mean they always measure accurately. Don't mix up the failure in application with the principle. I watched many cooking videos in youtube. It doesn't mean that im gonna cook well; It doesn't mean that the recipe is bad