skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This piece resonated with me a lot, as I've also gone through burnout twice - once towards the end of my PhD, and once at a previous job. As a result, I completely agree with your conclusion on getting overwhelmed after once being rather driven and hungry for personal growth.

> Few friends have suggested that I don’t need to have voraciousness for happiness, but the thought of it makes me really uncomfortable

It makes me very uncomfortable too, because in the periods of my life where I lost voraciousness, I wasn't happy in the slightest.
>is the glare real? (and why is it hexagonal).

The hexagonal star pattern is an artifact of the struts holding the secondary mirror.

More details here: https://bigthink.com/starts-with-a-bang/james-webb-spikes/
My tip on writing is to stop thinking about what you want to say and think instead about what you want your audience to perceive. That may sound obvious or meaningless, but there's a subtle difference and it helped my writing become more effective.
I think sarcasm doesn't always translate into text.
Android is the closest to it, currently.

Managed runtime on top of UNIX like kernel and OS IPC everywhere.
Lotteries are an extra tax on those that do not understand math and/or statistics.
I found a great veterinarian through Google reviews before. They had a smattering of negative reviews, but the reviews were all people who wanted to put their pets to sleep, and the vet refused since he thought they could be saved and live a few more years.

Basically all the negative reviews were either that or your typical "I kept canceling at the last minute and they said they wouldn't make any more appointments with me"
So overall pretty much on par then. Higher net salaries in California are offset by better / more predictable healthcare costs in Germany.

Which leaves base pay, I assume the 200k in Berlin were choosen to make the comparison easier. On the surface, lower base pay in Berlin is offset by lower living costs, especially housing (I am aware Berlin is getting more expensive, it is still far from SV so).

Just shows that money isn't everything.
$406 for pemanent activation. It's right there in the article...
I didn't intend it as 'investing' advice. Regardless of recent crashes, all NFTs are valued (by at least one person) infinitely higher than they 'deserve'.
Badenoch also has a degree in Computer Systems Engineering. She probably has a good understanding of the problems with this bill.
> I was looking for an evaluation list, see `edebug-visit-eval-list` (`E`) and `edebug-update-eval-list` (`C-c C-u`) c:

Outside of edebug I've used `trace-function` and `watch-variable` in the past for this.
Why are you promoting the Coca Cola Company? I assume you're not paid to do so
Buddhism has found a new institutional home in the West: the corporation
Google does some shadow filtering on their end. I had the same happen to a 1-star review - it showed fine to me when I was logged in but wouldn't show when searching for the business using an incognito tab in another browser. Had I not checked I would never have known that the review was invisible. The logged-in view faked the number of reviews (one higher than the incognito view), the aggregate score (0.1 lower) and showed my review in the info card.

The reason I suspect it's something automatic (at least in my case), and not something targeted by the business I was reviewing, is that I removed half of the review and it did start showing after around 10 minutes of waiting. I edited the removed half back in and it vanished again. I was eventually able to narrow it down to a couple of paragraphs. One of them contained swearing ("fucking" and "assholes", which the management of the business were), which I guess makes sense. The other was very innocuous so I have no idea why Google disliked it. Anyway, by that time I'd gotten bored of having to wait ~10 mins after every step of this bizarro dystopian binary search so I left it at that.

At this point it's received a handful of likes, and I received an email notification that a hundred people have seen it (and that I should register as a "local reviewer", yeah right). So I guess it's going to stay up for good now and don't need to check it daily out of paranoia any more.

And yes, this was the first and only review I've ever written on Google, in case that's part of the equation.

My biggest takeaways from this were that a) holy shit Google employees are a bunch of assholes and can go fuck themselves for writing code that shadow-filters a review instead of giving any indication that it violates their puritanical Christian policies, and b) Google is apparently not smart enough to fool me when I searched for the review from an incognito tab in a different browser but the same client IP, which almost seems like a mistake. Like, if you're going to make the effort to shadow-ban people, why not be thorough about it?
you missed a chance here by using "pepsimistic"
https://restofworld.org/2021/crypto-remittances/

https://coinflip.tech/blog/how-cryptocurrency-is-aiding-ukra...

https://www.forbes.com/sites/rogerhuang/2020/10/19/dissident...

Your turn: prove your assertion that cryptocurrencies "seem" to be used exclusively by bad people.
By same argument government should sell drugs, payday loans, gambling rings
The very wealthy are even taxed less in EU. The biggest tax is income tax, the wealthy do not have income they own stuff.
If there is no obvious answer to such a question, you can always say Russians.
Then why does my source use it as a measurement? Why wouldn’t they be more specific, if being more specific were very important?

I’m very familiar with the “BMI is not good!” argument, but if it’s good enough for Harvard’s School of Public Health, it’s good enough for me.
It doesnt matter. It’s all freestyling. All the wild bullshit in the document is there because some pepsi execs reacted to it positively so they went all in on that. Then the document becomes infamous so they will say it was purposely nuts and use it for their own marketing.

These things are done for the execs not consumers. Same goes for Tropicana.
A book "influential" with Russian elites doesn't mean it's teachings are in textbooks or doctrine. The mere fact that many soldiers sent into Ukraine in the first days were surprised, and at least one whole unit surrendered, indicates that popular as Dugin might be among the elites, the common people didn't really know or care.
Overdependence on imports, specifically with no land routes to accommodate them. Tourism too large of a share in GDP didn’t help either.

The government also made some bad snap judgements like stopping their heavy fertilizer subsidies one day which wrecked crop outputs.
I usually love this kind of feedback loops in systems but this one is kinda sad
As long as it stays an additional option next to permanent buying it I don't see the problem. Maybe I didn't care for heated seats zt time of purchase, but suddenly it's a very cold winter and I want it for a couple of months. Or someone wants to buy my car, but really wants heated seats can now do so.
> So much junk to manage.

"The things you own, end up owning you" - Tyler Durdan
Gambling is a vice and pretending that it's not doesn't help people. You do receive utility from buying a single lottery ticket, because it allows you to dream, but that's not something that scales with increased spending. Beyond that, it is never a rational decision to buy lottery tickets. You're almost always going to be happier if you put that money aside in an emergency fund. In the past, you'd be able to use the excuse of poor people being underbanked, but these days there are plenty of fee-free online banks.
What I told the first students at The Univerrsity of Austin
Nuclear energy does not solve the heating part only because most of the existing nuclear plants have not been designed to provide heating, where gas heating was already in use.

There are many parts in Europe where the homes are not heated by gas, but by the waste heat from the local power plants, regardless whether they are gas-based, coal-based or nuclear.

Any existing nuclear plant could be converted to also provide heating for the nearby houses, if the infrastructure of plumbing for the transport of hot water would be built.

However, the last part of the heating infrastructure, where the hot water pipes would have to be passed through the house walls and through the walls of all rooms, would be extremely costly in comparison with an electric heater, even if the operating cost would be lower.

So it is very unlikely that such a conversion would ever be done to already existing houses, even if it is possible.

Heat pumps would have much lower installation costs, while still being more efficient than resistive heaters.
Just like Mozilla's browser might be eventually a footnote in history (I hope not), this too has a potential impact greater than Open Source Security's main project (grsecurity). Kudos.
This is not an RCT nor does it point to one supporting your uric acid claims.

And Lustig is well known, he's on the border of being a crackpot, unfortunately.
Mehmet Oz is a professor emeritus of Columbia, and contributed some amazing shit to the field of cardiology, but now he is undoubtedly a crackpot, so just having some credentials and even a good history is not an automatic pass to get out of presenting high-quality scientific methods.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4822166/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4078442/

And.. this is not the first time this has come up here even:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15760599
This but on a smaller scale was one of the things I really loved about the original Ghost Recon.
The Chinese economic model is very much capitalist, so yes, capitalism is very much a working model.

During the Cultural Revolution, China tried to become "more communist" economically, with predictably bad outcomes.
It is technically possible to self-host email and send mail to O365/Gmail. They don't block 100% of small mail servers, only a fraction of them. But if you out of lack and their AI decided to block your IP, contacting their mail team is form very hard to impossible.
Children play Age of Empire (I and II, but never III (for very long)).

Teens play Rome Total War (I, off course, we do not talk about II).
Interesting. How about post-menopause women?
I think that's missing the point of the GP, because our Windows 9x machines with 64 MB of RAM also had plenty of room for cache. Of course, there have been real advances in GUIs since Windows 9x, and the 9x kernel was hardly state of the art even for its time. But I don't know if a minimum of 2 GB of RAM, and probably more like 4 GB for a usable system, is really necessary.
Mice study, should be in title?
US police departments are not exactly known for trying to hire rocket surgeons.
How to implement light and dark modes with a toggle switch on your website
Sorry, not trying to take a dump on folks' hard work. Just wish it wasn't gated by $ms!
what's the basis for thinking that ketchup or tomato paste or sauce are less nutritious than other cooked vegetables? It's tomatoes.
Every time I stumble upon a project like this one, I'm impressed that people would miss the sound of open space. I can understand that people have some reasons to prefer going to the office instead of WFH but, missing the sound of it ?
This satiety index can be very misleading. Maybe you eat a lot of potatoes, and then you feel full - but for how long?

In my experience nothing beats the feeling of fullness after eating food with high fat content. It may not be the quickest to kick in, eg. you eat salad with lots of olive oil and cheese, you might feel light in the following hour or so. But then the fat digestion really starts, and you won't even want to think about food for the next 6-8 hours.

This is why keto works so well, especially when combined with fasting / intermittent fasting. If you eat a lot of fat, IF is a breeze - it's not that you have to manage your hunger (and eat various snacks every 2-3 hours), but that you don't have hunger at all, in fact, you feel full all the time. If you hadn't tried it you cannot even imagine how good this feeling is...
Or just productive. One of my jobs is union. You can get away with not committing anything for weeks there.
FWIW, I got a 90 day period between being notified as at risk of redundancy and being made redundant in Ireland.

This stuff is very country dependent and it seems that many countries in western Europe require a bunch of time before escorting you off the premises.
> It's said he's struggling a lot because you have to join the racist white groups in lifer prison

Said by who?
FAMGA don't offer unlimited vacation: https://www.levels.fyi/benefits/
It’s not a matter of passing or failing. More people apply to become cops than they have slots in the academy. The role of the exam is basically to sort the list of applicants to the police academy (along with veteran status, residency status, language abilities and anything else mandated by the civil service law.)

Yes, the test is easy. Scoring a 70% will leave you eligible for the academy (assuming all other requirements to be a cop are met.) But the point is to try to give some kind of reasonable score that allows them to objectively sort applicants.
> There's nothing unjust about imprisoning drug traffickers, organised crime bosses and those that seek to put out hits on their enemies.

There is when the state breaks its own principles and rules, that is the point. It is literally unjust, and the states behavior must be beyond reproach.

> Particularly that last part. Sorry if that offends you.

I am not offended, I asked my questions, which you dodged, in good faith.

I agree with you that murder for hire must be treated seriously. Part of why I find this unjust is that he should have been tried on that charge first and foremost. Yet it looks like it was primarily used to harm his character, and it was not formally brought and successfully won by the state. If the guy did, he should not escape trial for an explicit charge, do you disagree?

> You can moralise and equivocate all you like, he is not being held for his views or his politics, he is not being held for political activity, but for his clear criminal actions, which include attempts to have people murdered. That's not 'political'.

Are you asserting that the drug war, isn’t political?

Are you furthermore asserting that assassinations aren’t inherently political in that context?

Political isn’t a get out of jail free card, and I am not equivocating. I firmly believe he still should stand trial for the murder for hire charges, don’t you?
lowest bidder took the 50mil.
on a serious note tho, this is craziness. technical education and knowing how to code should be mandatory for these kinds of jobs.
Which police departments around the world have hiring criteria equivalent to "rocket surgeons"?
My i3bar is using 162MB, but I use a pretty extensively customized py3status. The /usr/bin/i3 executable itself reports not even a couple hundred KB for me.
All things deserve to be worth exactly what somebody is willing to pay for them.
That's incorrect. Most NFTs don't sell. This you see with the naive giving away their NFTs on Twitter after hoping minting NFTs of their art would finally help them to get somewhere. A large chunk of the ones that do sell are being bought by the artist themselves to save face or attempt to spark demand.

This is without even getting into stuff like this: https://thatkimparker.medium.com/most-artists-are-not-making...
Windows here in Europe don't usually slide. And in Europe we like looking out of them :)

But heat pumps are also available in single units now. They're getting quite popular because they can be self installed (no refrigerant engineer necessary).
And the offshore RMB<>USD is nearing the top of the government range why?
You should look at the UPSC exam sample questions from India.
Can you explain what a New London, CT hiring practice has to do with a question on the NYPD exam?
While I loved the original games, I did not like this new comic style at all - it is a very different type of humor. Also, the impressions of the new game by these trailers were very unsatisfying and not really like a game I would enjoy playing and not at all like the original games.

So I wondered, how should a modern reboot of the game actually look like?

The graphic style is sth very subjective. I think just keeping the old pixel graphics would not be appropriate. But then what style? Should it be some comic style? Or more realistic? Or maybe sth in between, like GTA? Maybe like Halo? There is a similar discussion around Monkey Island now.

I assume it should be a proper 3D game.

What type of game? I think this should follow the old style. Ie. some small puzzle elements (but not too hard), some maze-style levels, levels where you do not just go from left-to-right but in any directions, where you collect key cards or whatever, activate some mechanisms etc. Maybe it's a bit like Tomb Raider.

The main character should be the same. The setting should be similar, the same, or maybe extended, of course different worlds. I think there should be more and new and different opponents, aliens, etc.

I think the kind of humor should be similar. But this is maybe hard to get right because I'm not sure how it fits together with modern graphics.

Should it be violent? Should there be blood? Maybe that fits the humor. I don't know.
Right, dark matter sounds like nonsense. Talk about undetectable magic stuff.

It sounds like I'll have to find this out the hard way and do the work myself.

I'd be much more likely to believe there's a bizarre almost random mess of an X factor that makes everything nonlinear and noneuclidean at a large enough scale and the reason there's inconsistencies is because there's observational mutations that aren't as obvious as gravitational lensing

Let's see if I'm motivated enough to do it.

I'm not expecting to find anything new but instead to satisfy my skepticism. I can be ridiculous on the level of demonstration I demand to be convinced
> You get your notice time, and you get paid until your actual termination date, but you spend that time at home ("freigestellt").

Isn’t the US model of severance pay better because you can take a new job while in your severance period.
Depends what you mean by server.

Some old game server processes would support a "copyover" function. They would write the file descriptors of connected sockets to a file, restart the process, then read the list of file descriptors back into memory and resume normal use of the socket. Unsophisticated, but it works. It's completely transparent to the client because the connection is never actually closed. The worst the client might experience is some latency as their input gets buffered by the OS while the server process restarts.

Of course the connection would not persist over a physical server restart (or something like a pod being killed or whatever). I imagine it's possible to move a connection between nodes, though, with a fairly similar process.
These police? https://thewire.in/government/why-police-brutality-and-tortu...
She is popular. I had to switch radio channel yesterday when one of her supporters called in; Rwanda effectively locked in the "casual nazi" constituency for her, and that constituency is vast.

It's possible she won't find the 30 MPs she needs to get on the ballot, but if she manages to get on the shortlist, I'd bet good money she will win.
All anti-spam systems have non-zero false positive rate. It is hard to fix all FP in advance, but relatively easy to do this on case-by-case basis. When an FP affects some large sender it gets fixed. When it affects small senders - it is ignored because Big Corps don't care about small fish. They would be happy if all small mail servers will disappear and the market will be controlled by a few big companies.
I’ve got 128GB of RAM and I would _love_ my OS to use it. But unless I’m explicitly blocking out memory by running a VM or loading a large dataset I’ve never seen it go above 20GB, and even that’s after turning off paging and tweaking windows to cache stuff more aggressively.
Rustup 1.25.0
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Are you familiar with the term "anecdotal evidence"? Your comment is such a good example of it that I almost think it was intentional.
It says right there in the paper

“ In both mice and human males”
Although mice are mentioned in the abstract, it seems like they tested mice and humans, and put both sets of results in one paper:

"In both mice and human males, increased appetite is correlated with elevated levels of circulating ghrelin."
The thing I never understood was why Pepsi got into running that airline out of Korea
Yeah, that's an option as well. Or you stay on the payroll for the notice period, usually 3 months in Germany and enjoy your time off. Both are fine and depend on the circumstances. I had both in my life, working until the end (basically, there was somr vacation to be taken at the end) and stopping to work when I handed in the notice or was given the notice (both happened). Personally, I prefer the latter option.
Yeah, which in a global energy crisis, is about the best you can hope for.
The State of Kubernetes Stateful Workloads at DreamWorks
Needs someone coming up to you and asking if you have a minute every 30 seconds
Sure, they can make thinking of a pink elephant criminal, too. That doesn't mean it will actually be effective.
It its coming towards you in the other lane, which is the most likely circumstances for it to be moving towards you … Ignoring a turn signal sounds like a great way to have a head on collision.
Sure you pay for it, and a second time to use it.
Which behavior do you refer to? How many people has this happened to? How hard was it to demonstrate non-guilt?

The only English language resources I can find deal specifically with people involved with Uber and Uber-like systems.
> For some people winning the lottery (even smaller prices) is literally the only "realistic" way of getting a moderate amount of "wealth"

That itself is questionable. Let's say somebody of poor socioeconomic background wins $100,000 in the lottery. Would they suddenly make reasonable financial choices with that money and "make it"? It's possible. But it would require completely changing the mindset that made them play the lottery in the first place. You know, the "It's a gamble and it's risky, but I feel like it's all about God." mindset. Possible. But unlikely, if you ask me.

This is a poor argument in favor of lotteries. It would be more beneficial for people in those areas to have less incentive to burn their money on lottery tickets, and the money that does get burned go to better education and improving conditions for them to climb the social latter and provide more realistic ways for building wealth. Instead of hoping for God's intervention through lottery wins.
Yes, that police.
Are you surprised that education is not a solution for everything?