skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As with most experiments there's a control group (6 patients). The original statement of 18 participants is correct along with yours of 12 patient treatment group.
Economists working from first principles can reach horrendous conclusions[1].

1. https://mises.org/library/children-and-rights
I find it interesting that there’s an entry for the domains “blender.io” AKA “blender.to” (neither of which work) with an associated list of Bitcoin addresses (p. 3).

I assume this is a Bitcoin tumbler/mixer, but I wasn’t aware that it was on an SDN list — nor exactly what qualifies something to appear on this list.

[1] Treasury FAQ on “virtual currency”:
https://home.treasury.gov/policy-issues/financial-sanctions/...
Tesla's headcount to increase over next 12 months
Kids these days...

Go read a book!
Yes, and that policy turned out to be a huge mistake that the Chinese government is now struggling to reverse.
I sorely lack subscriptions/watches managment in Gitea.

I'd like to be able to get a list what i'm watching and filter it on repo, author, type (issue/pr), and reason like I very often do in github.

There is also no session managment accessible from user side :(
I mean, it's been like this since the first Diablo. Even the sounds and animations when killing major bosses sounded and looked like a slot machine. It's nice that people are upset about it as they should, but this is not a new phenomenon and I'm puzzled why the hate is directed at DI specifically. At the end of the day a grizzled old-school gamer could not play multiplayer, ignore all paid options, and end up with the exact same experience as Diablo 2.
The OP seems to ask for only signal, not the possibility to install any other app. I would call that very much a feature phone.
Apple have a perpetual architecture license from ARM, and having significantly expanded from it they have no reason to purchase ARM (other than to be anticompetitive)
As the other commenters have pointed out already, it seems to be a permissioned blockchain if anything, exactly what Schneier describes as already having existed for decades, nothing new, just marketing.

In particular it's not about having many trusted participants, it's about being public without any trust (from the blog post: "This ledger is public, meaning that anyone can read it").
It's actually possible to fine-tune it by category of notification (Settings > Notifications, either in app or on the web). I turned off Reminder, Friend Updates, and People You May Know, leaving only the notification on things I interact with or things friends brought to my attention.
Being a heroin dealer is such a good business model. Give people a little bit for free until they get addicted, then you start gouging them.

If that sounds appealing to you, but you're scared of getting arrested, you can just develop "free to play" games instead.
You have to add a pain threshold that people will only cross if they think it's worth it for the reward. If the terms included "the PR must be in good faith or constructive to the project and not merely fixing typos or other immaterial changes", people would assume they need to put in real changes, which would be more than it's worth to them for a t-shirt.

I think an even better goal for Hacktoberfest would've been documentation. Translate a page into a new language, or add documentation where it doesn't exist, and you get a t-shirt. Entirely automate the docs for code, get a plushie. Write HOWTOs, get $25 free DO credit.
Sophie Freud, Critic of Her Grandfather’s Gospel, Dies at 97
Mate,
"learn JS" is a little too vague. There is A LOT in the JS world so you need to narrow down your focus. It depends on what youre doing but reading docs, youtube, udemy, blogs, freecodecamp, theodinproject. all great resources.
There are options for switching to the public or non-profit sectors if that's what you are after. In the US Code for America has since 2011 run yearlong partnerships with cities (mostly) to tackle entrenched problems with tech-industry style innovation and processes. Many other national programs have also been launched around the world under similarly named "Code for X" names.

In the US there are also many avenues for contributing at the state or federal levels such as 18f, US Digital Service, Defense Digital Service, and so on. The UK has the Government Digital Service,

If none of those seem right to you, perhaps a stint in academia would appeal more? The demand for research software engineers is skyrocketing, even though the pay being offered is not. Anyone with experience willing to tolerate a pay cut ought not to have much of a problem finding a position (and field) that suits them.
> 2) don’t take N years off from your career.

I don't think the author is looking for life advice from you. "Being a stay-at-home mum was my choice." She doesn't appear to be kicking herself for becoming a mother. Whether she "expected" this or not, whether it was a "surprise", is not particularly relevant. That's not the issue, it's a red herring. She made her choice, willingly, and now she's looking to restart her career. It feels like some commenters are looking more to be judgmental than helpful.

The survival of humanity itself depends on people having and raising children. But then we turn around and act like it's some kind of personal mistake, a poor choice for which someone deserves social punishment, as opposed to a natural part of life. Why is a gap in someone's résumé viewed as abnormal rather than expected? If anyone deserves to be lectured, it's the employers who are "surprised" that résumé gaps occur and "expect" candidates to have no gaps.
It is great and should be celebrated. For me the big win is no longer having to hand over high-way robbery amounts of money for the Heathrow express. Having a better and cheaper service to Heathrow terminals is brilliant. Byeeeee Heathrow express!
The philosophy I try to follow (which I borrowed from someone else) is: sometimes eat the cake, sometimes have it. Meaning if I’m trying to develop my career for a promotion or new job, I’ll adjust the priorities to achieve that, I.e. spend enough time with the kid, sacrifice me-time, sometimes a bit of sleep, etc. And once I achieve it, then “cool off” a bit, meaning spend all my spare time with the kid, finish work at 5, don’t hesitate to take PTO, etc.
No. Amazon is the last resort. After being denied a negative review and after having to pay with Mastercard in advance instead after delivery i only look at Amazon if i cannot find the product anywhere.
May or may not.
Wow, this is the first time I see someone with musical tastes so close to mine. Like you said, a lot of this music feels very personal. So this feels weird now, like meeting a long lost twin. I could have made that playlist.

I was never really able to pinpoint what makes this music good to me. It has to be a mix of the actual sound, texture and repetitive nature of the drone.

Have you heard the collaboration between Fennesz and Jim O'Rourke?
https://christianfenneszjimorourke.bandcamp.com/track/i-just...
Threading responsibly, or: forkIO considered harmful
As a former AOL user, it was truly a walled garden. For hordes of less tech-savvy users like myself, AOL was the internet. Many of us had little concept of an internet "beyond" AOL.

The current situation might be referred to as "windowed gardens". We get to look around and choose the fiefdom we hate the least.

...progress?
Dude, we got banned from AOL for life after I popped into a mod chat room and started pretending I was one of them. Stupid! But I wanted to play a dangerous game...
I always relish in uninstalling apps when this happens but I hope they have stats somewhere that show: "oh, we sent this annoying marketing notification and an uninstall happens", and I hope some analyst is finding that pattern in their data and telling people about it. But I have to assume the answer is, 'probably not', given that nothing seems to change.
Granted I am 15 or so levels away from max level and haven't touched any endgame activities. Still I am not denying the game is not P2W.
I know they said it, but I don't think OP meant it was built for free, I think they meant that it's available to users/consumers for free.

Nothing is free. All the FOSS I've built and give away "for free" cost me a lot of time, and time is my most valuable asset. So certainly it's not built for free, but it is given away for free (both as in freedom and in beer).

Also important to note, not all FOSS or "free software" is given away for free. All that is required is that the purchase comes with the code and that code can be freely modified by the user.
I liked Wes Boss’ js for beginners course. My favorite part was that he was basically trying out the concept and showing how the language works by experimentation.

I have written a lot of JS but this approach brought needed clarity about the inner workings of the language.
There is a large difference in lootboxes that have the ability to give you more power in the game versus lootboxes that just drop new cosmetic items with no gameplay affect.

Some of those games that you mentioned only contained cosmetic items in the lootboxes.

Gamers as a community have a much more visceral reaction to paying for power in the game, compared to paying for cosmetics.
It’s possible I understand this differently to the way you meant it, but other sections of the Underground have National
Rail trains running on them, and visa versa.
For example, the Wimbledon Branch of the District Line : https://districtdavesforum.co.uk/thread/30753/wimbledon-bran...

(I know it’s a forum post but that old website is a wealth of information about the District Line).
Measuring an old gas stove in a tiny kitchen seems suspect, modern homes have kitchens in much larger open spaces. My kitchen is in quite a large great room with 11’ ceilings, in combination with running the fan I have a hard time believing it would cause the same issues as it does in some of the older small apartments.
A better way to think about it is that these games are designed for - and paid for by - exactly the very few people who want to spend this much on winning a game. Everybody else gets to free-ride on this, and only pay what they want (mostly zero)
Sure. But since you have a lot of experience with the Estonian e-residency, maybe you know any real life examples where managing an Estonian company without personally being an Estonian tax resident made sense?
Android apps can classify notifications into different categories that you can individually toggle. I haven't personally noticed a lot of abuse of this.
I actually disagree. I was the same kind of kid as OP, very punk rock and anti-authority. Kids do, in my experience, get that way for a reason. Usually it's seeing systemic abuse from a source a kid has, when you grow up it seems insignificant in retrospect, but at the time it likely looked like most major authorities do when you're an adult.

That said, continuing to expose myself to systems and situations like that can easily diverge the path of becoming a "well adjusted adult". It is possible they could be broken and made subservient, but I think it's more likely you'll see even further rejection of the system, and rejection of it's future influence.
Robert Sapolsky talks a bit about how Electric Fish communicate via electricity in this lecture on Ethology [1].

It feels like we're just beginning to discover the extent to which non-human communication blankets the earth. Sounds, colors, chemicals, sub/supersonic vibration, all seem to mediate communication between various species, including plants and fungi.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISVaoLlW104
Yes, you can set it to turn on when you triple tap the right button.
So is this going to be like the Java purchase where nobody sees the value in the thing until someone comes and turns it into a cash cow?
The hard part of research is the domain/scientific knowledge, not the scripting. If you look at the original paper, the method is informed by their knowledge of astrophysics, and their knowledge of the current state of the field and existing methods.

Many (maybe most) researchers are terrible programmers, it's a non-issue. If you want to learn how to do this kind of work you have to learn the science.
Are you suggesting people put their electric kettles on the stove? Or that people place their hot kettles on the counter?
Sorry for bring pedantic, but it is still not the best way to frame it. I worked in open source projects for about half of my professional life, and I wouldn't be able to do so "for free". I also make a point of supporting FOSS development as much as possible, and I have not ever paid a dime for proprietary software.

Free software is amazing and infinitely more valuable than closed source solutions, and we should never take it for granted or think that we are entitled for the time and effort of FOSS developers.
> I have no idea why the user is even being mentioned in this headline. I haven't used GitHub in a while, and am unfamiliar with orgs and subgroups, but tagging a developer subgroup on a PR seems...a reasonable thing for a new contributor to do? How is it their fault that the developer subgroup has been hijacked by this organization to mean "Anyone who has ever signed the Terms of Service To View Our Code"?

At mentioning all admins and developers in general on a PR is bad etiquette. Look at the title of the PR here as well. "Merge ASAP"? What kind of attitude is that? Github should have some controls on notifications as should Epic games in how they manage their groups, but this highlights bad etiquette.
No, this is Not Normal
I highly doubt anyone will learn every bit of information in the book. I highly doubt anyone will remember every bit of information in the book. Which parts of it will be necessary are very dependent on one's future.
> has a top speed of 86 mph and in my experience only attains that for 15 minutes between Boston and NYC.

135 to 150mph. There are plenty of YouTube videos of people independently verifying the speed either from the train using a phone speedometer app) or using a speed measurement device from alongside the track.

Here is one (go to timestamp 6:13):

https://youtu.be/KHF8ajhAZa8
Fun fact: dmenu was also ported to macOS. Unfortunately it doesn’t work very well yet but still, it’s pretty cool!
It should, but the negative attention this game is getting is not proportional to the degree of awfulness of the monetisation. I am just jaded by the misinformation and double standard the Internet have these days, when you see some content creators even proclaiming this game the greediest game ever made! [0] which is objectively not true. Will these creators dare to critize other mobile games like Genshin Impact and Clash of Clans? No, because these games have ten times bigger fanbase than Diablo Immortal and Blizzard is a easy target.

[0] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6lAfEanRsQ
>Also Amazon will let you do planned deliveries with fewer boxes if you pick a day a few days out.

For a while I was selecting this option, as far as I can tell they just completely ignore it since items still come in individual shipments the vast majority of the time.
In my opinion, smaller and nicer can be achieved right now. It all starts in the home, and then in the neighborhood, and then in the community. The internet can be a tool for these things alone: home, neighborhood, community.

The “magic” solution: stay in bounds and focus on what’s closest; nicer things will emerge on the macro scale.
Also iOS.
Not necessarily.

In theory one can construct a chaotic (this is a precise definition) function with very little data that could replicate that class of noise with finite data.

Infinite lists are also another beautiful construct in lazily evaluated languages.
The resolution of the video is 4K. The bitrate is typically not as high as a 4K Blu-ray so it doesn't look as good but it is 4K. All you need for it to be 4K and not be a lie is 4K resolution and they do that. It's not the BEST 4K you can get but it is 4K. All video is compressed. Streaming sites are just more compressed.

The same is true of 1080p on streaming sites too. The bitrate is worse than what you'd get on a disc.
I'm gravitating more and more to using Walmart.com as a first stop. They seem to be ramping inventory way up, their site--especially search--is a pleasure to use compared to Amazon, and shipping is a minor differentiator, if any.

For books, I always check bookfinder before ordering from Amazon.

But if you get a funky product on Amazon, I would think that returning it would be a fine way of registering disapproval. It can't be that good for Amazon, and you can bet they're noticing both the product and the vendor when it happens.
Why dont they go public? after the nvidia fell through i cant imagine qualcomm acquiring them.
It seems like ARM is in a really strong position for the next decade or two. Would be an instant BUY rating by most brokers IMO.
There’s an iOS feature called time-sensitive notifications (which eg Uber uses). Unfortunately it’s a subset of notifications as a whole, so I can’t disable notifications and allow only time-sensitive ones :-/
I follow the same rule. But I will also then go one star review it.

I will also one-star review any app that prompts me to review it by first asking me if I like it (sneaky sneaky!)
Vast majority of people do not have large homes to fit large kitchens
> maybe that's what would get RISC-V to take off?

Export controls to China alone will do it.
You likely know this, but Ulysses is meant to be read aloud (or at least internally voiced) and as a stream of consciousness. The closest modern equivalent is reading transcripts of Trump’s speeches.
Remember also how Diablo 3 was released (in most countries) with a real money Auction House, which was later removed because even the devs realized that it hurt the game ?
Other than economics. It would be a large expensive in terms of bandwidth, processing, and maintenance of the TTS service. It can be difficult to get users to pay for the core content, let alone optional secondary content like this.
> I have quite high standards when I hire, which is why I don't use leetcode to assess. :)

How would you go about checking if somebody is qualified in an interview?

Using his past experience may help but too often it can be embellished or flat out lied about. That's why these algorithm interviews became popular in the first place, to my knowledge.
An interesting way to think about it for sure. Sub in “jack daniels” or “bud light” for Diablo and it gets depressing fast when you consider 80% of liquor is consumed by less than 10% of drinkers, who each have an average of 20+ drinks a week, every week (forgive that I cannot source but trust this is based on seeing real data).

Still, we must consider that growth is what a company is after, and that growth happens at the margin, not the core.
LSD microdosing does not appear to improve mood or cognitive ability: study
Raising kids is full time labor considering that even when you are off, you are on call.
They seem to work pretty well in Ukraine, grenades dropped from consumer drones.
What do caged animals tell us about our mental lives?
From context, I think it might be Network Operations Center, which was a common acronym at one time.
Ohhh this must be marvelous and can't wait to check it out! I really appreciate this tune from Fennesz - Tom but have a really hard time with both the brevity of the tune, and finding similar styles.

https://open.spotify.com/track/2iHvSdltCRLlCVYAjRxLNj

On another note. Do you know the project The Dead Texan? its another alias from the artist behind Stars of the Lid and it's an album that just seems to get better with every listen.

Especially the Aegina Airlines is very evoking, though not directly up the alley of Noise I'd say.
Lots of companies dump all notifications into the same bucket, either out of laziness, or purposefully to make it less likely you turn off their spam notifications (looking at you Oculus).
network operations center
I guess it depends on where you live, but it is so much less expensive to be childless in the US. Monetary aid provided by the government does not cover the costs, let alone make it profitable.

And government aid is not just for unfortunate events, it's used to promote desired behavior. That's why there are subsidies for companies developing green energy and EVs, for farmers growing certain crops, for animal feed (very frustrating as someone who always has to pay more for veggie burgers), and many other things. Clearly, though, the US doesn't value parenthood very much because the monetary incentives simply are not enough. I guess when you know your replacement rates are kept afloat by immigration, you don't care much if your citizens have kids.

It's funny that you say being social is easier, because what I see is the opposite. Being a parent isn't a panacea for socialization. It can be very isolating when your childless friends can drop whatever they are doing to go have a good time (so they don't bother to make plans, they just go) while you have to secure a babysitter just to get a quiet dinner. Your friends have to accommodate you, and many will not.

As someone who is currently childless with both new parent friends and not-so-new parent friends, it's very clear to see how much simpler it is for the ones of us who don't have kids have to be social or follow their own interests.

I feel in no way compelled by any law or incentive to have children and am in fact dreading the day my wife is serious about having them, because I have seen first hand what it does to your bank account and your personal life.
For git specifically, I quite like https://learngitbranching.js.org/. Helps connect the visual/spatial understanding with the raw CLI commands.
I always keep mine about 70-80% brightness cause I think it look clearer. Anyone else feel better with low brightness?
Talk about a click bait title... This is no where even close to cheating. It's like saying any test you've ever prepped for in the past was cheating.
>We may have the worst behaved children in the entire world.

On what metric?
Had similar ideas - I share the author's frustration in India, the delivery apps and banking apps are the worst culprits.

I wonder if the regulators can be asked to extend the "Do Not Call" registry to include barring such app notifications? For example, the National Do Not Call Registry in my country has now been renamed to National Customer Preference Register (NCPR). This now gives indians more fine-grained options to choose what kind of marketing calls we want to bar or receive:

> “Transactional message” means a message triggered by a transaction performed by the subscriber, who is also the sender’s customer, provided such a message is sent within 30 minutes of the transaction being performed and is directly related to it. Provided that the transaction may be a banking transaction, delivery of OTP, purchase of goods or services, etc. ... “Unsolicited commercial communication or UCC” means any commercial communication that is neither as per the consent nor as per registered preference(s) of recipient, but shall not include: (i)Any transactional message or transactional voice call ...

Source: TRAI regulation - https://trai.gov.in/sites/default/files/DraftUCCRegulation29...

They can extend this to mobile OS notifications and ask Google, Apple, Samsung etc. (mobile OS makers) to ensure that all promotional messages through such notifications are blocked, and only "transactional messages" are allowed.
Within that link under Stripe:

> Programming/debugging phone screen + on site with your own laptop/setup and full access to internet, systems design discussion and talk with hiring manager about team alignment.

That seems to me to be a technical interview. I'm not sure what makes this different from a Facebook or Google.
> Researchers teach swarm of drones to navigate forest without crashing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9ZbipO8vxM
Wow. Chill out, it's just taxes.