skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ok got it. To your question: I think most of the news are hype. One core reason is not the tech I believe but the economics. You're competing against humans that do physical jobs pretty well for not much money per hour. Hard to beat.

But: There are cases where humans are just missing. For example many restaurants can't find waiters after the pandemic. That's where you see innovation happening. There are actually more and more restaurants using service robots like this one: https://www.pudurobotics.com/product/detail/swiftbot
I'm sure Aaron was thinking of ridiculing fat people, fascism, revenge porn, jailbait or your right to hate the gays when he said he was concerned about corporate tyranny.
They have only banned extreme political ideologies with vaguely violent leanings, and have done so for both sides of the spectrum
Why? The poster expressed an opinion. Seems like they are living an opinionful life.

Don't mistake people disagreeing with you for people failing to hold an opinion. Those are two very different things.
Didn’t HN get an official API a long time ago? Or was that read-only?
I don’t see how is it inherent to subtyping, but language semantics. For example Java will likely add 2 new types of class that will loose identity - at that point Integer (and other, struct-like data) will be optimizable by inlining into the surrounding data structure.
I happen to live in a country where civilian ownership of guns is strictly controlled and mostly forbidden. Despite this, in this country, many kids die because of gun violence, more than in the U.S in both absolute numbers and proportionally. "In a way that happens only in America" is simply misleading and shows how the media narrative I mentioned in my original comment influences your thinking.. All things have tradeoffs, even those that can sometimes be tragic. You're basing extremely broad generalizations on emotional reactions to what really are isolated tragedies.
Thank you. I made a playlist. The one album I could not find was Crash. And the Fitzgerald album has a different cover while the b sides are now red. Appreciated.
I don’t disagree at all. The point is I never really stopped to consider those folks who really will have a hard time moving up to better things, or even laterally. The video I linked, a commercial about a human doing the very job the AI/robotics project aims to do so instead.

It’s short. I hope all commenters take 30 seconds to watch it, and maybe within the discussion in this thread, someone will make a salient point that explains away the nuance I referred to for this exact specific instance.

It just gave me pause, and opened my eyes to that the issue - and my beliefs - can be more nuanced, in light of such things as the PSA from the 80’s I linked in my original post. What’s that guy supposed to do? He Eve said he learned it slowly but now he’s good at it. When all the sun-menial tasks are automated, what becomes of them?

For the record I am a cynical technophile by any measure. I have been called callous (and much worse) for statements like “starvation is a self-solving problem. Eventually there will be enough food for all, as the population decreases”… don’t think me anti-automation; this edge case is a thing that makes me go “hmmm…”
Yes, its an obvious gap in their offering. I assume they wrap pg_upgrade in their RDS upgrade process, but of course it is in-place and requires downtime. Their multi-AZ replication is a high-availability solution but the primary and secondary must both be the same version of PostgreSQL, useless for major upgrades. For our upgrade 9.6 -> 13.4, we had the added complication that we used PostGIS which added a kink to the upgrade path. A reliable, caveat-free, simple AWS-provided logical replication solution for zero DT cluster upgrade was sorely missed and the downtime on the recommended path was painful.
This is not true. Woke is used conservatives use when they want to fismiss and insult, but don't have much argument.
The core issue is 'Is a human obligated to use their body to keep another human alive'

A thought experiment.

You get too drunk and pass out in a bar.

I take you home a f hook you up to a person with failing kidneys so that you filter their blood.

If you unhook yourself they will die.

Should you go to prison for unhooking yourself?
Archery was vital to the survival of early humans
I meant the engineer to manager salary ratio is worse than it is in the US - managers make nearly twice the money for a given level of experience.

Afaik the gap is not as bad in the US, but I may be wrong?

Engineers turned managers would actually be fine, but we're talking traditionally educated managers who are often hired separately/brought in from outside.

Needless to say, they're not all that good, especially with modern startups/software businesses. Which plays a part in making Europe suck at them.
Docker desktop for macOS requires a linux vm on the macOS host, so nested virtualization is required if you want to use docker desktop inside the macOS guest.

Other Tools like multipass kind and minikube on the guest will not work
Reddit only bans links when the Reddit post is mockery/harassment of the original content/creator, as an anti-doxxing measure. Otherwise linking to source is common and encouraged.
Long before Reddit, there were dial-up BBSes in the 1980's. You don't know what petty online brownshirting is if you had not not experienced that --- and every little of it was corporate in any shape or form.
They're still popular in hospitals AFAIK, where they are useful for sending e.g. blood samples and medicines around.
Ha… good one… seems you dealt with this topic many times before.

Add slaughterhouse workers and PTSD to the mix.
Technology can definitely solve some political problems, at least in a very narrow sense. If you don't believe this, ask yourself what happened after the printing press was invented, or the steam engine.

That's not the same as saying technology will resolve social problems. And I personally think crypto is ridiculous. But knowing technology can completely reshape politics is still an important lesson.
No, they mean traditional scientific computing (differential equations and the like) merged with machine learning techniques. It's extremely useful in e.g climate modeling. It let's you encode domain knowledge with additional fudge terms approximated by neural networks.

sciml.ai/
> you could just build that as a modern L1 cache.

I think this could work, although if that means the ram is on die, setting up the memory map is much more complex (although maybe you just have a chip select pin for the on-die ram, and have your address decoder circuitry select it when appropriate for your system)

> You could also do pipelining and parallel/out-of-order execution like modern processors

I don't think that fits the prompt of same fundamental design though.
You are actually wrong. Proof of stake blockchains consume much less. For instance on Tezos, transactions create less CO2 than sending an email (without an attachment). The environmental impact of email is colossal, let's criticize that for a minute ;)
Hobby beekeeper here... I kinda disagree with her final summary... I get her point, but there are benefits to encouraging more people to keep them:

-- Additional pollinators.

-- Awareness. I've witnessed for myself in my own backyard the effects of our unusual weather this spring (ahem: climate change) through observing how my bees are interacting with my garden and trees.

-- Overall benefit: Personally, tending them makes for great therapy and my neighbors love the honey.

-- Advocacy. When you are in-tune with the impact of climate change, pesticides, herbicides, and overall aware of the ecology around you, you are more likely to make political and consumer choices based on those learned / observed experiences.

Perhaps its a coincidence, but I noticed more native bees in my garden now too. I don't think I've done anything net-new in terms of flowers or trees since I started keeping honey bees, but maybe I'm just more aware of the native bees now? Disappointed I've not been able to attract Mason bees, but I've got at least three other varieties buzzing around regularly and I've identified the hive of at least one of those types.
Why would it not have a definition? Here's one.

"Woke": an extreme form of contradictory progressivism popularized in the 2010s, which favors censorship and ostracization over intellectual engagement.

The idea that you can't define it is an example of the dynamics at play. The notion that non-woke people know exactly what's going on is unbearable to the woke. It implies that they are not at all "changing the status quo", but that they are the status quo. That their rebellious ideology is in fact the norm in corporate HR departments and colleges everywhere. That their behavior is in no way welcome, or positive, or empathetic, and is really just a LARP of the social causes of the late 20th century, divorced from principle and fact.
That's surprising to hear. I would've thought that'd be the last place I would look for community, but maybe I'll take a look
Also ads. Specifically more data to better target ads.
Satellite technology creates virtual grazing areas in Epping forest
I'm curious what reddit even aspires to be at its greatest.

Most of the popular subreddit's comment sections have top rated comments being something totally predictable and sarcastic.

Right now the top post on r/news is [1]

Contrasted to the equivalent story on hackernews: [2]

There isn't anything remotely thought provoking in the top rated comments on reddit as there is on hackernews.

It seems to me this isn't due to censorship or corporate influence, but purely due to the fact that the reddit post has 100x more upvotes (and therefore more viewership) than the hackernews equivalent.

In the pockets of reddit that have a small but active community, I think it's easier to argue that the original essence and charm of reddit is still very much alive.

I'm skeptical that even without all the corrupting factors mentioned in this article, that reddit would ever be a place for the masses to engage healthy discourse and speech

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/news/comments/vjpfbh/supreme_court_...

[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31862258
reminds me of this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKxQTvqcpSg
Measurement in quantum mechanics is still so weird and foreign to me, even as a postdoc in quantum optics. It will never amaze me how many weird and amazing things we know about measurement, while still not having defined or understood what a measurement really is! Quantum mechanics is terrifying in its opaqueness, it is almost less like a physical theory and more like a mathematical tool
If am not wrong, Little snitch doesn't stop any malicious domain that the user is not aware of.

Little snitch is effectively a MITM app for all connections on the system it is installed on.
> I made a terrible life changing mistake by reading too much of these subreddits.

I don't understand. How could you make a life-changing mistake by reading the news?
https://docs.pyinfra.com/en/2.x/getting-started.html#state-d...

> Do you have a viable alternative for this?

My imperative Fabric 1k line deploy scripts in the past allowed to encapsulate complexity because I had remote state on hands.
I like this 3d printed one too: https://youtu.be/7hUonUE1hEY

Similar principle - separating the input and testing phases, but uses an interesting binary ball bearing approach.
> My social life dissolved over a period of years in my late thirties...

This is extremely common, and if you are a middle aged man or approaching middle age, it is probably happening to you.

If you are a middle-aged man, or even late 20s, it is essential that you make and maintain new friendships. It will seem awkward, but make that effort.

Isolated elderly men is a worldwide social problem [1], which can lead to poor health in the afflicted individuals [2]. It happens because middle-aged men stop making friends like they did in their youth.

[1]https://www.independentage.org/news-media/press-releases/iso...

[2]https://www.nia.nih.gov/news/social-isolation-loneliness-old...
Don't expect to bully people into not using perfectly reasonable language. My language is not for you to dictate. Just deal with it, or stop trying to talk.
This is likely the only effective solution!

It would revolutionize the packaging industry and many others, making everything easy to automatically disassemble and recycle.
He wrote that the 50k was for 10 different bug bounties so splitting it up according to those bounties wouldn’t necessarily be “intentionally breaking up transfers to get around limits”.
@blindseer I recommend start writing for your code. Tests are important you should not skip them. Julia vs no Julia
I lead a platform where we've built a market mix model as a product (SaaS) using Bayesian stats. It allows us to:
- Have a prior based on industry benchmarks to constrain the outputs reasonably
- Calibrate the model using AB test results (aka incrementally)
> don’t see how this patent has any legs to stand on.

Well USPTO did move to first-to-file under Obama.

Is there a patent filed before this one?
> I remember thinking it odd because I had never heard a European talk like that.

What did you find odd about that? That a European doesn't want to live in a dangerous city?
As far as I know he never picked his bowley. https://youtu.be/qV8QKZNFxLw
Exploration of the M1 chip architecture with Code Samples
The issues are so much worse than what is being described in this post. Reddit-appointed moderators are used as a protective layer for all of the company's shady, anti-social and sometimes straight up illegal behaviors. The perfect example of this is RPAN, their recently defunct streaming function, where a dozen subreddits were created by the company and populated with moderators, who then spent two years brazenly lying on behalf of the admins at every opportunity and constantly gaslighting the entire community.

They lied to advertisers by inflating viewership numbers 35x higher than reality. They sold their top broadcast mechanism to these advertisers, but repeatedly told the viewers that what they were witnessing was community-created content. The "algorithm" had a built-in caste system which was manually manipulated and curated by admins, while they directed mods to convince the community they don't even have the ability to manipulate the rankings. They even allowed the sexual proposition of minors to take place on a daily basis, while both mods and admins were fully aware of it -- never mind the reports, they were sometimes in the chat while it was happening. They permanently banned anyone who discussed any of these issues, without hesitation.

And this list is just the tip of the iceberg of Reddit's Black Mirror-esque methodologies. The moderators are extremely loyal to the admins, because there are significant perks involved, not least of which being that moderators have notably become a hiring pool. It's no coincidence that the mods who are the most willing to lie are the same people finding employment within the company.
Not going to bed until I get my rotting corpse! multiple 30min corpse runs and at 3am I get my corpse only die again before I make it out of the dungeon. Those were the good ol days.

One thing that made EverQuest good were the sounds. They were mesmerizing at times.
I used reddit for the first time in 2020 and only because a researcher friend told me to ask a question about implementation details of a paper I read. It gave me a good answer and to my surprise had some relatively famous names in the research field in the subreddit.

That said, it also seemed to me like it's (maybe intentionally?) designed to promote bad faith communication[0]. Combine that with the Eternal September phenomenon it seems like an place of inevitable decay; whatever subreddit there is struggling against entropy.

I think I saw an add about "Reddit: the Frontpage of Internet" but I think a more apt catch phrase would be "doormat"; all the rude, dirty people stomp all over it to get to the internet house. The mattress is mud ridden and smells.

And the design of it is like a room without any windows with a broken AC making it humid, mold ridden and hot. And it was made right next to a Highschool and gives free entrance vouchers to the students. Some subreddits might try to carve out a space in the room, keeping it clean and everything but when most people coming in is bad faith and the room is so hopelessly inhospitable, it's just a matter of time.

[0] https://consilienceproject.org/endgames-of-bad-communication...
Is that the case? My experience is that many people am have less patience for people who are willfully ignorant and intentionally anti-intelligence and anti-progress. Given the political climate, at least in the US, would you blame them?

In my experience, I find people more understanding than ever about genuine medical issues and things that aren’t choices that someone has made - something they’re born with.

I think the two are very different.
Why because of all those holes in sequence, of course! Gotta add some frog DNA if you don't want any gaps. Mr. DNA explained it all very clearly back in 1993: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUaFYzFFbBU
my wife’s family has a new year day tradition of doing a straight line walk. great fun and revealing re physical and human geography. Parts of Wales and the North can be physically difficult but are generally doable if you don’t mind crawling through a hedgerow whereas walks in much of the south east (even in what is ostensibly the countryside) are basically impossible.
Yes, yes, I already know this dreary HN pissing contest of topping people and coming up with "cutting" psycho-analysis based on a few simple words in print form.

Now go away, please.
That line revealed to me, as someone who has dealt with similar things, that his real problem now is depression. It's not just sadness, it's an inability to perceive a future where things get better, or even a future at all.

Sadly this mentality tends to make it more difficult to do the things you need to dig yourself out of a depressive episode. It's self-reinforcing.
https://arapackelaw.com/inter-partes-review/ipr-better-inval...

The AIPLA Report of the Economic Survey for 2017 notes that the typical patent infringement suit with less than $1 million at stake costs on average costs more than $600,000 dollars, while the typical patent infringement suit with between $1-10 million at stake costs on average nearly $1.5 million to litigate.

https://blueironip.com/what-are-the-costs-to-enforce-or-defe...

Costs for IPR or Post-Grant Review (approximate mean):

Through filing petition: $120,000.
Through end of motion practice: $300,000.
Through PTAB hearing: $400,000.
Through appeal: $600,000
WoW is pretty hard for younger kids to get into. Minecraft and Roblox are available on ipads and WoW is not.
Why are all you people talking about this?

A man puts an anonymous blog out there with no way to be contacted. He wants to talk AT us. He doesn't want communication.

I came here curious about what people could possibly be commenting on. It's like you are all peering into a petri dish. This is a man's life. He's probably very depressed. The whole situation is just sad.
TRON is a development project of real-time architecture for embeded systems
People have been required to disclose vaccine status for decades in many situations.

Your right to privacy is not absolute; the state (and society in general) frequently need to know things about you to function well, including protecting public health and reducing senseless death.

This is a necessary evil for us to have a civilization in the first place and is not "destroying the bedrock of the last 50 years of social progress." Vaccine "mandates" are not unduly invasive, because the vaccine is free and shown beyond all reasonable doubt to be safe.

In any case, Loving v. Virginia was not decided on the basis of privacy at all - it was decided under the Equal Protection clause and the Due Process clause. If Thomas gets his way and decides to revisit the conclusion in this case, it will be because he does not think that marriage is a protected under the Privileges and Immunities clause.

It will have nothing to do with the right to privacy, because that case had nothing to do with it.
I believe the solution is obvious: don't store all source code in a central place where it can be harvested automatically. I.e. don't use GitHub.
The Crackdown on Florida Rehab Clinics That Became Piss-Test Scams
> Getting a cert error on FF/Android

That is because the SSL certificate name only matches *.github.com

You need to access the website over HTTP → http://yamanote.style/
I usually opt for an AMM like Uniswap, but I check for liquidity pools elsewhere too

Just be sure to check liquidity depth and current network transaction fees beforehand
Your videos were my first thought uppon reading this article. Even the formulation of 'seperating input from testing' matches your video.
The articles are written by "digital people" based on parameters:

https://celody.com/evolution.html
I am not sure if I would call trying all combinations "picking s lock" — wouldn't adding a couple of pins simply make that infeasible again? You could also bring all 46k key variations and try them out, and you'll open it with 23k attempts on average, but that would not make the lock pickable if I was to talk about it.

I have no clue about locks, but there's a difference between brute forcing a password and decrypting it from the hash.
Those are well known limitations of Apple virtualized OSes. The threshold for solving those issues involves using a different virtualization framework and a lot of reverse engineering.
It actually seems to say that they have recourse through an established process with congress and that the courts decline to override this process. Apparently Boule availed himself of this process but was dissatisfied with the results (I guess because though it prompted an internal investigation of the agent it didn't result in any damages being awarded to him?)

Basically it sounds like if you don't agree that border patrol agents should be allowed to conduct warrantless searches near the border for the sake of national security then you should contact your congressperson and voice your condemnation of the policy.
articles about fast fashion are all the same, i never learn something new unless it’s a deep dive into a single company.
Or, you know, maybe they really were drunk teenagers.
The point being that was a definition pulled out of your ass that not everyone shares, and then you got on a soap box of opinion-based nonsense that you "feel" is right. You are speaking from nowhere but an emotional place and trying to dress it up in pseudo-intellectual analyses of the state of the world, and it shows.

For some, the term Woke goes no farther than "they cast a black person in this movie."
Many decide to go higher.. Away from the code and into team lead. That feels like a fate worse than death to me. I decided to go deeper. I spent time pealing back the layers of the language I'm working with. Digging into it the edges.

To be honest, I've not really figured it out. I really love coding, and don't love team lead type things.
but the whole point of using Julia is that you don't need C(relatively same speed). Why would you interface it a Scientific Computing library written in C. Also C doesn't really sound like a good language for Scientific Computing. People do SC in Python and which is why Julia i.e. to solve two language problems and mind boggling speeds like C with syntax like Python
I included that in 'running fine', though admittedly some of these laptops may not be showing great battery life and may experience the occasional issue waking up from sleep mode. These students have been using their Linux installations for almost a year now; enough time for any subtle problems to emerge.
this is actually interesting but sounds very complex. How about writing tests?