skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I really appreciate you speaking up. It means a lot to women to see men want more than an indentured servant/sex worker.

I'm really sorry to hear about your troubles with your ex-wife. I can imagine it could be really depressing/invalidating to lose a job and not know where to turn. Luckily, as a single person, we don't really have the option of not working so there's an energy and force behind finding a vocation.

I sometimes think in a different reality, I might enjoy teaching and raising children while my husband worked. It's a ton of work though and you don't really get any down time, which is hard.

I did this before when I was dating someone who had a son, but I also worked. I still found it very fulfilling.

When I was a teacher, I always found the kids who were the most grounded were the ones who had a stay-at-home dad.

I think it's nice for kids when one parent is there just for the child rearing.

Some random thoughts and musings, but it's really really tough when both people don't have interests outside the marriage.

I'm sorry you and your ex had to go through this.
> The majority of traffic is mobile and apps still rule that platform due to both a superior experience and better interfaces.

There is no evidence of your second claim in the link. Only that mobile, as a platform, is more popular than desktop. Nothing about "native apps" being the preferred way to interact with the platform. This is an oft proffered point with no solid backing. Rather the opposite. Users rarely, if ever, install apps, but they go to websites.
Indeed. Is the "sound" the brain's interpretation of the vibrations and pressure waves perceived by the eardrum and auditory nerves, or is the sound those vibrations and waves in and of themselves, with no further "processing" necessary for it to be called "sound"? Perhaps we need another new word involved to differentiate the one from the other in discussing "sound"?
"innate biology and psychology" = traditional gender roles is a pretty big leap.
Im interested to know how weather forecasts can be trivialised or 'simple' in other words for a local area. How is it easy to predict what happens in a washing machine of pressure systems and weather patterns split between 2 hemispheres that are in different seasons?
are you a biologist? I'd love to hear from some who are...
You drastically, drastically overestimate just how many calories are derived from vegetables. You also drastically underestimate the amount of protein humans need to survive and thrive. If meat were so easy to replace with agriculture, humans would've already adapted to do that because meat is, as everyone likes to remind us, energy-intensive to raise.
That's actually a good question, I have no experience with underground systems. Most are free standing greenhouses (about 10x more efficient (water and yield) that traditional farming per square foot). Electric is only a major cost for the pumping of water, LED light coverage is very cheap and we don't need to compete with the power of the sun.
What would they pay for these robots?

What would it cost to hire a part-time gardener now?
All those India/Malasya/Guatemala kids stealing a 200 USD PDE book from Pearson should go to jail... in America... Assange style
Then they should outsource the moderation to the server owners and let them mod their own servers however they like.
I think this was already said, but most of what you’ve written here is infrastructure tooling.

Here’s my personal anecdote - for what it’s worth. I’m writing application and service code in Java and C++, mostly using the same libraries I’ve been using for the past 5-7 years.

All of my storage is using Postgres, and for some data crunching use cases, I’ve been using Kinesis, SQS, and SNS, along with two hosts running Spark.

Most of it is pretty boring, which I think is a good thing.

I was writing web pages in HTML in the late 90s and began using MySQL with PHP for the server by the early 2000s. In the last 20 or so odd years, the front end stack has had endless churn and complexity. I’d like to say C++ is insanity, but it feels tame compared to the expansive web stack… all just to create websites.
It works better for entities that were able to gobble up all of the ipv4 space before the rest had a chance in general
Im interested to know how weather forecasts can be trivialised or 'simple' in other words for a local area? It is still dependant on predicting what happens in a washing machine of pressure systems and weather patterns split between 2 hemispheres that are in different seasons.
There is a sane API for this use case on every major platform. The argument is that X11 made a mistake by allowing it by default.
A reputable page in page rank was one which was linked to by many other pages. The links were not bidirectional (unless in the underlying data) and there was only one node type in the graph, pages.

What is the equivalent for HN / Reddit? Are the human based methods superior for lifting interesting content to the community?
Is there any decent way to supplement iron? I’ve never seen any pills in regular stores.
Sure, but also: who cares?

If you think it's worth lying about having 10 years, then why bother lying about having 10 years?

In practice, milestones are more for sharing one's experience than for attaining an award. And if you slip up, telling that truth is honestly more helpful for the other person struggling to stay sober than lying to them about having 10 years.
Germany doesn't traditionally have a reputation for incompetence. It sounds like this podcast gives many proximate reasons for this project's failure. What are the ultimate reasons?
This model is pretty ham-fisted.

The "Blinds" are described as a cult, and a permanent status that endures any level of neglect or separation. In reality, it's extremely common for your unconditional love BFF's to drift away as the relationship atrophies. It's called your 30's and 40's.

MUST the third group of "Shapeshifters" ALL be Machiavellian? Careerists, seeking only to use you for your position and influence? Does this category even exist then, for the overwhelming majority of us who don't have much position or influence? This sounds like category for managers and LinkedIn junkies, not individual contributors and normal humans.

Where is the "Casual Acquaintance" category? The one that honestly describes 90% or more of our interpersonal relationships? The scale REALLY goes from blind devotion, to deep respect for you and your values, to backstabbing work colleagues, to outright "Haters"?

Nonsense.
Wow. Some of these comments are SO harsh. Ow.
AT&T fiber. Haven't tried those particular sites, but the ones I did try to test it all passed (but weren't as thorough as the ones you linked).

Next time I try I'll use those sites and see what they say.
if i love my partner, i don't need to hack it, i just need to extend that love to everything about them.
My family and I did that. I banned its use after the Microsoft account stupidity. Windows 10 is also the last Microsoft OS I will ever use.

I say this as a (now retired) Microsoft stack developer since 1995.
That's why having something like the rehydration machine from bttf would be great. Water = volume and weight.
As explained above, you could create a graph where the nodes are the users and submissions. Then you could have bidirectional links between each user and every submission made by that user.

You could then compute the importance of each node in the graph using PageRank, thus giving you the importance of each user and the importance of each submission.
I absolutely disagree. Someone you work with every day who is an intimate partner in your company that you depend on for your livelihood is far from someone that you can terminate with no hard feelings. I'm sure anyone who has built a company and had to part with a CTO knows that there were many many feelings involved and it was a real partnership and by no means easy.
Thank you. I'll always dabble a bit in construction here and there, either for myself or for friends when I can actually take my time and enjoy it, but doing it professionally is depressing because residential construction is notorious for "not my problem" tradespeople, and I absolutely cannot stand that.
Perhaps you should take the time to find out. Many of the things you mention create a development experience that is pretty cool. It allows you to dynamically change your code and instantly see the result. I do backend systems, embedded systems, and have done a lot of native UI apps.... modern web development with things like vite and vue are really quite nice in comparison. The development feedback loop is very quick
How would you feel on a date if a woman asked, "why have you not been taken?"
Been on this for too many years to count now, it almost feels like an official HN feature, has always been 100% solid.
Kierkegaard's The Sickness Unto Death.

In many books I have tried to find answers and failed. TSUD stresses the importance of who is asking the questions.
This is 2022. Humor is verboten. You're cancelled.
watch out for a few thousand guys on horses though; more recently, ranchers vs. farmers; this decade in North America, pay rent to Lord Gates, farm-meister
At least here (BC, Canada) you have to talk to a pharmacist to get it, but there is no prescription required. You should also have your levels checked semi-regularly if you're taking supplements to ensure that your levels aren't getting too high.
Deprecated Linux Commands You Should Not Use Anymore (and Their Alternatives)
Yeah, but this is what the workup always seems to read like :-)
Diane Duane has written some of my favorite Star Ttek novels
Oh for sure, can you point me to some documentation closer to the specific services in question (free maps data)?

I was only suggesting that it might be indicative of the period deleted data ordinarily takes to leave the backup cycle.
I'm not sure I understand the 2nd part of your comment, but:

from first principles, coming up with an all-purpose algorithm or generally-applicable model is going to be harder than making it work for a single "use case".

for weather patterns, some parts of the country (speaking of the US here since that's where I'm familiar with) have fairly predictable cold front movements from west to east. others have ocean interactions, lake effects, etc.
In '79 when I dabbled in teco it was already arcane and held to be silly to pick. Well, almost: the uni was still invested in teaching it. I have the manual still.

SOS was just easier to understand and led to Ed quite naturally, which in turn leads to ex/vi. I wish nvi had succeeded. I use Vim faut-de-mieux

I'm glad I played in teco but it did not really inform my editor choices in a positive way (I now live in org mode in Emacs, but use vi otherwise)

The standing joke about teco was your name plus $ did something. Since my name starts with g I have a feeling it applied globally whatever followed.
I think the OP was talking about the benefits of improving walkability as a way to reduce emissions, not locking yourself at home.
Gitlab Architecture Overview
> just properly designed & cached.

If only. There's no standardization, no PWA seal of approval. Most website vendors that even bother with a "Add to Home Screen" button on mobile displays aren't interested in anything besides getting a shortcut displayed on their 'desktop'. They certainly aren't doing things like configuring service workers to cache and serve the website offline.
> For energy-starved India, which is aiming for carbon neutrality by 2070, the path to energy security goes through a mix of oil, coal, blended fuels, natural gas, renewables and electricity.

Kind of conspicuous omission not to mention India’s nuclear plan to bootstrap to thorium reactors.
Research Shows Grumpy Moods Can Be Useful
replace twitter with nitter: https://nitter.it/tony_breu/status/1543311124560592898

since I don't use twitter, I've set up a userscript to do it for me
Supplemental supplement anecdote: I also really like Floradix for its gentler GI effects. I was anaemic (from a long term health condition) and well, now I'm not. Daily seems fine, too.

I also use an app to check my haemoglobin levels. It is weird that an app can do this, but I've calibrated it against less frequent in-hospital blood tests and it checks out. See: https://sanguina.com/anemocheck-mobile/
Love the comment and the use of the word “reappoint”. Never thought of the root of the word “disappoint” prior
From what little I know and read it appears that the brain's neural organization is fractal in nature. The same patterns are used and reused at different levels and in all regions.
For the neocortex yes, but there are other (older & deeper) parts of the brain that are definitely task specific. If you come to me without a basal ganglia or a hippocampus. I would be very very surprised if you were "normal".
> I am sorry you have not realized that Trans people do not like being called by their old identity.

> Would you like to argue why trans people like to be called by their old identity repeatedly?

Which has nothing to do with societal acceptance?

Plenty of people don't like what others say, but that has nothing to do with acceptance.

The majority of Americans reject the concept of trans. One poll I saw showed the percentage of people accepting it was declining. I couldn't find, but I think it was Pew.

>I encourage you to ask trans people whether they would find it harassing if they are repeatedly called by their old identity.

And I encourage you to read what I write. I am talking about acceptance not what you should or shouldn't do.

>I do not see how this can be contentious or controversial beyond people acting obtuse.

It is easy to see how it is controversial. Some people do not believe it is possible to be trans. They believe in a gender binary. Perhaps you are the one being obtuse if you don't see how it could controversial?

>So, yes. Doing something someone doesn't like can literally be all it takes for it to be harassment

>Yes, it might be harassment (in a legal sense). If the behaviour upsets him yes it is in the normal sense. The behaviour is also toxic.

I guess we have a fundamental difference in opinion on the definition of harassment. I don't think just saying something mean on Twitter to somebody is harassment.

>What can JBP do about it if it upsets him

Peterson obviously won't do this. He believes people should be free to call others bigots regardless if they are a bigot or not.
Importing Turkish workers to handle Schiphol is going to cause a clusterfuck in Dutch politics through the islamophobes. The Turks were the biggest initial group of immigrants that caused backlash here.
Wish there is more detail here. SVG is a text file format so it is hard to imagine how this would work.
Yes and this is exactly what the fed and governmental agencies attempt to model. Modeling such systems is very naive, but so is some cult-like belief in some first principles taught in Econ 101.
Low NOx ammonia burner have been demonstrated, and you can add an SCR filters to filter the rest. Our team at Airthium is working on a low NOx external ammonia burner tailored to our energy storage system.
As I mentioned elsewhere, you can get supplements but at least in BC you need to speak to a pharmacist to get them, though no prescription is required.
Funny. The landing page told me immediately what it is. And I'm not some expert, I've only done a little bit of hobbyist JS development.
I've lived in 7 cities in China and wet markets were always within comfortable walking distance.

I've tried biking to supermarkets in America but the closest has always been like 30 minutes away, and I need to have a crate just to sanely carry a decent amount to feed my family.

May not be representative, but it was sure nice always having fresh food nearby.
The reason I explicitly noted Nintendo and Apple is because they are not "rando companies". They are companies with explicit track records of not focus grouping every product to death.

You say the Wii was "mixed", but that's just wrong. It outsold the PS3 and XBox 360.

The Wii U was a misstep, but the Switch is essentially a Wii U/Game Boy hybrid. Because Nintendo saw what was off with the Switch and made the changes.

As for Apple, they were lambasted for removing the Home button, removing the audio jack, making their own chips. But those have all been not the major missteps people thought they were.
The Hot New Millennial Trend Is Scamming Amazon for Big Money
This paper reads like it was written by an AI trained on plagiarized undergrad assignments.
Tesla are paying for labellers, aka Data Annotation Specialists:

https://www.tesla.com/careers/search/job/data-annotation-spe...

But, I would be surprised if they don't also use 3rd party labelled data sets.
Tough shit. You made a dumb point and now you're doubling down on it, and challenging me to get into an argument about it with you. All of which is typical trolling behavior.
Time Enough for Love (Heinlein)
If HN leans extremely conservative to you, you're living in an extremely liberal bubble
Any given resource, as it becomes more scarce, goes up in price thus preventing there ever being zero of the given resource. The “world ending” result that fear mongering press outlets pushed is therefore not possible.
Several dead in Copenhagen mall shooting; suspect arrested
Partial is the most valuable when you have red tests that are resisting simple fixes. I would definitely encourage running the entire tests every hour or two at the least.

We have a project where the team split the tests into chunks and eventually I figured out the reason why is because they had coupling between tests, and running them all together ran into problems. I worry about other people opening that door, because it’s damned hard to close again.
There is no ssl so no cert fingerprint shodan matching leak
It's good to know that soon it will take less energy for people to lose money on crypto.
Ok, I don't want the language to be Turing-complete (checked), but I also don't want the parser to open network sockets.
There is the Imperial Library of Trantor: https://trantor.is/

They offer a clearnet and a hidden service .onion incase you don’t want ISPs blocking access to it.
All these Gitlab pages are really impressive. I found https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/development/fe_guide/graphql.html pretty useful!
I'm reading back again through all the comments on this thread- and I just want to say that yours is one of few that have provided me with real encouragement and validation and been respectful to women. I really want to thank you for being so kind and understanding and supporting me in moving forward.
from redengine import RedEngine

app = RedEngine()

@app.task('daily')
def do_things():
...

if __name__ == "__main__":
app.run()

> We initialized the RedEngine application, created one task which runs every 10 seconds and then we started the app. https://red-engine.readthedocs.io/en/stable/tutorial/quick_s...

Might wanna fix that.
Unfortunately everything causes cancer, every biochemical mechanism can be related to cancer somehow. As a researcher in life science or chemistry or whatever you "package" whatever you were doing anyway to meet grant terms.

This means that (after the politics are done) increased cancer funding ends up being an increase in "general" science funding.

What's also needed is much better targeting of the money already spent.
I also made a Telegram bot for HN replies:

https://t.me/hn_replies_bot
They buy it up because they expect it will be needed by their customers, among whom is the US federal government. However, the world did not end, addresses can still be had, and things are still functional. I would say that the doom saying press was alarmist.
So, people worked around the problem and that world didn’t break.
The web page list $50, but with 0 bids.
Recently I've worked on a fast wordcount program for a programming contest[0]. I ran into the typical issues where some data structures should be padded to be a small power of 2 size so that accesses to array elements do not cross cache lines[1]. Later, when sort of playing around with the program, I noticed that I could make it ~3% slower by changing my bump allocator to align all allocations to 4k boundaries or make it ~5% faster by changing my bump allocator to add a small number of cache lines (1 works pretty well but 5 and 11 seem to work better) of padding to each allocation. Since I had sort of paid attention in computer architecture class I expected that this was due to set associativity in the cache. Still, I was surprised to see effects this large from this sort of change in a program that calls the bump allocator fewer than 300 times, doesn't really have any obvious "process the same indices of a bunch of arrays" access patterns, and cannot run into this issue by processing the same field of each element of an array of very large structs because it does not contain any very large structs.

One person I mentioned this to pointed me to TFA, which the best writeup of these issues I've seen, so I submitted it.

It seems like the full picture of "how not to ruin your day by allocating and sizing stuff" is something like this: Structs should be power of 2 sized, up to the cache line size, which is probably 64 bytes for the device you're reading this on unless it's an M1 mac and then it's 128. As the article points out, the next bunch of bits (6-9 of them in the article, but maybe more today) after the bottom 6 or 7 determine the set the cache line belongs to, so you want to put different values into those, which means that if you have some struct larger than your cache line size, and you want to have an array of those things and maybe traverse that array and access the same member of each element of the array, then you would do well to make sure that the size of that thing is an odd multiple of the cache line size, or at least not a large power of 2 multiple of the cache line size. In addition, if you would like to allocate a bunch of buffers, and you commonly access the fronts of your buffers more than the middles or the backs, then you would do well to make sure that the fronts of your buffers end up in many different sets. As far as I know, no off-the-shelf allocator will do this for you (i.e. if you repeatedly ask your allocator for 4MB buffers, they will all be at least 4k-aligned, and this is very bad for you), so you'll have to do it yourself. I'd love to have someone point out an off-the-shelf allocator that will go out of its way to avoid returning only 4k-aligned buffers though.

Thanks.

[0]: https://easyperf.net/blog/2022/05/28/Performance-analysis-an...

[1]: https://lemire.me/blog/2022/06/06/data-structure-size-and-ca...
That is one of the ones I'm meaning by the original alternative subs. My DVD has them and that insert a special edition IIRC so I assumed all the DVD releases had the option.
Are you saying real life has bad writing?
CI is RCE. You want to make sure you're keeping control over that.
Yeah but Google requires you to also input a password, this does not. It only needs your email.
> On the same note I quit Duolingo when I realized that the modicum of German I was learning was quickly overtaken by my teenage daughter. She was in a very average German class spending less time on lessons.

how much german have you learned since quitting?
/me sits back, waits for someone to make a Robux<->ETH bridge
Golden rule of piracy: don’t profit from stolen works or it’s not piracy, it’s profiteering.
My theory is that a lot of web dev is not that hard. JS and especially TS are pretty good. The tasks are often simple. Browsers are awesome now. Minor bugs are tolerated.

Programmers love wheel reinventing and web has evolved to be forgiving enough that you can get away with it. If there's 10 ways that work really well, programmers will add 10 more.
Why are Dutch farmers protesting over emissions?
On the contrary, when you actually grow up you realize life is too short and your time has value, and you no longer feel obliged to entertain every fool and asshole who wanders by.
For comparison, GM sold 7,217 electric cars last quarter. Tesla sold 254,695.