skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
When I tried to do that with typescript, I realized that I was just writing garbage JavaScript. No incentive to really learn any language features for leetcode.
It is under the banner of "for the greater good" that the most horrific atrocities in history have been commited.
"C++0x concepts were rust traits" was an interesting read, leading me to look at P2279, and then at P2437 which may end up in C++ 26. Thanks.
prime day has been mostly a sham for a long while now, just like Black Friday.

R.I.P. awesome deals
No I didn't. The claims in the article are quite easily verified if you follow the links to the FDA site. What are your thoughts on the Pfizer and Moderna studies referenced in this article? I'd love to hear someone put effort into disputing those facts directly with other facts instead of engaging in ad hominem attacks on the publisher.
Never heard of it before this post. Do westerners really assume the entire world has absorbed all of their culture?
I use one. My windows heavy IT team likes to do big storage appliances in windows and serve them to linux vms with nfs. It is horrible and sketchy, and has all kind of weird file caching, permissions, and locking issues. They havent responded positively to my constant dropping of the ceph promo video on them.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QBkH1g4DuKE
WSL 2 Filesystem Performance is Not Yet Fixed After 3 years
This.

I'd have half a mind to call their boss and let them know... but I'd just be making the whole thing worse.

Just let the applicant know...
Asset prices tend to go down before recessions start, and up before they end.
Inspector General: Secret Service Deleted Text Messages Around January 6
Hey Komatsu, thanks for supporting!

haha, I wish we created spam accounts....Tried to get on the first page by posting to the community slack, but that didn't work :(
Stripe has "double trigger" RSUs, meaning you don't actually own them until after IPO + lockup period. There are tax advantages to doing it this way, but it means that a senior hire "getting" $200k/year can't sell on the secondary markets, and may be getting shares that they will never be able to sell for their supposed value.
I'm pretty skeptical, and details are thin, but this is what they say in their FAQ... "Even though the longest range Aptera can drive for about 1,000 miles between charge, the reality is that most of our driving is 30 miles or less. For Aptera, 30 miles consumes about 3 kWh of electricity. Now, let’s say your commute is 15 miles each way, let’s assume it’s dark when you’re driving to and from work. While parked at the office on a sunny day, your Aptera could put back in about 4.4 kWh which is far more than what you’ll use that day. You’ll arrive home with more charge than when you left with. That’s how it works, it’s as simple as that."
Un-paywalled: https://archive.ph/19SmR
And which royal families have claim to power? Do you really think kings and queens still rule in Europe, like in Disney fairytales?
Everything we know about infection science suggests that it would have been a lot worse. Travel restrictions dramatically reduce inter regional spread and lockdowns help reduce the number of people catching COVID locally. Given what we know about how the virus spreads it is basically impossible to argue these measures weren’t effective. There can be some degree of uncertainty over effect size but even comparative studies looking at similar regions that practiced good or bad lockdown policies had shown large effects. Of course anti-vaxxers want to compare bad lockdown policies in rural Utah to good ones in NYC and ignore population density and major factors that cause increased spread that are independent of lockdown policy. But real scientists can do better science than that. Reading critically will eliminate 90% of the badly biased junk arguments out there. We should practice that skill more.
The pandemic really was a case study in why free speech is so important and how little of it we have on the Internet.

Aaron Swartz warned bout this a lot. It was like his main thing.
Midjourney
Hot reloading is typically considered to be concept of swapping out an implementation rather than literally unloading the code from memory. Objective-C is mildly limited by its C heritage but one can go pretty far with runtime trickery to get a similar effect. The other features were removed because they were not fully fleshed out and too unreliable to use.
Redhat builds off of a mountain of open source software that they didn't write. To call it gross and unethical is blatantly hypocritical. If Redhat doesn't want others to use software they create in certain ways, then they should change the license of the OS. Oh, that's right, they can't, because it's not all their software.
Not that it should matter what other articles are on the site -- attacking an argument based on where it's printed is an ad hominem -- but this is Bari Weiss' Substack.

Weiss was a writer for the WSJ, NY Times, and others, and left to start this Substack, as well as the podcast Honestly. And not that it should matter -- again, since she didn't write this -- but she is neither left, nor right. The whole raison d'être for Common Sense is to write about issues from non-canonical angles that other platforms aren't touching.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bari_Weiss

The people who actually wrote the piece are Marty Makary and Tracy Beth Høeg. Makary is a professor of public health at Johns Hopkins, a practicing surgeon, a long-time advocate for evidence-based medicine:

https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/profiles/details/martin-maka...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marty_Makary

Hōeg is a physician with a PhD in public health:

https://www.norcalorthoassociates.com/team/hoeg.php

Both are well-qualified to comment on this issue, and if your only counterargument is that you don't like where it's printed, then we're in a fine place, because I don't see anyone on the left or the right talking about it.
You should lay outside in direct sunlight few days a week, run/lift weights, go on walks in nature.

Physical exertion, vitamin D and testosterone from sunlight and exerting your breathing and cardiovascular system from running will in aggregate improve your mood and energy levels orders of magnitude better than they are now likely better than drugs will do as well without negative side effects, especially cognitive.

Start with walks and sunlight...

Give this a read about serotonin [1] very interesting point of view describing excess serotonin as an energy and metabolic inhibitor, depression inducing, harm-avoidance, hibernation chemical. SSRIs seem like a bad idea in this context. Whereas dopamine as the action chemical. Reduced light is associated with elevated serotonin and depression. You need to get out in sunlight daily off possible.

http://raypeat.com/articles/articles/serotonin-disease-aging...
Of course the turbines will not have been scrapped, but will be sold on. Probably the blades, too.

So, only the towers, really.
Sure, but my point was, as a reply to the thread above, now people my be hesitant to receive such a gift as genuine.

Or give it, for fear of a negative response... the well is being poisoned.
Is calling it "shadow foam" just an escaped brand name, or is there more etymology behind it?
I want this to succeed. I do!

But when you need an artist's rendering to get a picture of your factory... there's probably some 0 to 1 work to be done first.
The Vasa Museum in Stockholm is a MUST see. It is amazing.
> RedHat itself makes money by charging for support on work made by thousands of other coders outside the company

Linux is not developed by thousands of volunteers on their free time in their garage.

At least 85% of commits to the Linux kernel are from corporates (AMD, Intel, Broadcom, RedHat, etc). Linux is free and open source code, but very largely written by people who are paid to do so, by companies that need to somehow make a profit.

RedHat amounts to roughly 20% of these corporate commits, and that's counting in the share of other corporates that frankly mainly only contribute work for their own drivers.

I see paying for RHEL as being 50% for support / 50% for sponsoring Linux development as a whole.
Children never needed it. Their chances of dying to covid are basically zero. And since it seems to do absolutely nothing to prevent the spread, there's no reason whatsoever to give it them other than it'd very profitable to our industrial drug dealers to do so.
What a strange, rambling, yet somehow-compelling read.

I can't say I got anything specific out of it, and maybe I'm just posting this so that others will waste the same 30 minutes of their lives that I, now, can never have back.

But I can't help feeling somehow like it was worth the time.
It’s sad that timescale aggregates don’t work on top of other aggregates. Abstractions is leaking. The ticket is left unaddressed for a while
Moreso for enterprise software. Often the "farming off" is to developers in another, poorer, country.
Elon Musk's 76-year-old dad had a child with step-daughter
I’m with you, but at the same time there is a giant red flag here. This hasn’t been covered by any major news source right or left. If there was any “there there” Fox News would run a special on this for a month straight.

If you come with no creds and no attributable sources, why should we listen?
What's the reasoning for this strategy? Is the idea that it's harder to retain a salary job if your older (I'm assuming because you are likely more expensive and a target for redundancy)?
Locks won't stop somebody who wants to get inside no matter what. They will stop somebody who would not mind casing the house, waiting till it's empty, entering without attracting any attention and walking out with loot, which is a "safer" crime than knocking down the door or breaking a window. Breaking and entering is a crime by itself, carries minimum sentence in some jurisdictions. As I understand it's because it's hard to convict somebody who walked in, took stuff and sold it for anything other than trespassing. How do you prove they stole the missing items unless you catch them in the act or have video surveillance inside?
Something's off but I'm not an expert,

A Tesla Model S Long Range has a 95kWh battery, following the logic you present (which makes sense, btw) that energy is equivalent to a 127hp motor working for an hour. A Tesla definitely has more power than this, and it can definitely run for more than hour, so there's something else obviously missing (is regen braking THAT good?).

That aside, your 1.34kW should be enough to charge a big battery like this one in about two weeks, since that Tesla gets about 400 miles of range and Apteras are supposedly much more efficient, I think one should be fine if you expect to drive no more than 20-30 miles per day.

I believe them.
We aren't in a recession. The broad job market is still way too tight.

But it is coming. It is being engineered by the Fed to reduce inflation. Probably sometime next year.
After seeing The last human - Kurzgesagt https://youtu.be/LEENEFaVUzU and realizing that for all
Of human history we have though it was the end - and actually it’s more likely that as the first few billion humans we will be the source of fascination for many generations to come. Our digital record will be preserved and relentlessly studied. Maybe our thread here will be a footnote in a hologram in a few millennia.
The reason Ukraine is at war with Russia is because Ukraine refused to accept Putin's puppet leader, Viktor Yanukovych.

The Ukrainians got fed up with Viktor Yanukovych and his corrupt government so they voted him out.

That annoyed Putin so he hit back with the invasion of Crimea and then he really pushed his luck with a full scale invasion of Ukraine.
Full title:

Elon Musk's 76-year-old dad says he's had another child with his 35-year-old stepdaughter: 'The only thing we are on Earth for is to reproduce'

Un-paywalled: https://archive.ph/xvYto
Have you considered psychedelics at all? Changed my life you do not need dependence on it like SSRIs.
But it’s not the same thing. I think lockdowns were clearly on the balance correct and in my province we on two occasions emerged from lockdown too soon causing a number of health complications. We also ended masking too soon and have made society basically unliveable for anyone who is immunocompromised given their heightened risk since most of the mask protection comes from other people’s masks not their own. It’s downright shameful that we are throwing away people’s lives for minor inconveniences. Almost every immunocompromised kid in the province is back in online schooling while many of them attended schools during mandatory masking. They are getting all the negatives that we were concerned about for everyone with school closures but suddenly that’s less important than freedom from masks. Good societies protect their most vulnerable and we instead choose to intentionally throw them under the bus for very minor conveniences.
NYC Rat Map
I suspect that they believe they will lose less money by doing this than they will lose from fraudsters if they don't do it.

DoorDash is the epitome of the low-margin business. They are almost certainly losing money on a huge fraction of their orders. Losing out on your business hurts them somewhat, probably, but not nearly as much as it would hurt them if they had to foot the bill for a few fraudulent orders.

Your order maybe represents $1 of profit for them. If it was a big order, maybe $3. A single bad order could cost them $50 or $100 easily
If there are covid minimizers, are there covid maximizers?
I wish I knew :)

I picked up "Common Lisp: a Gentle Introduction to Symbolic Computation" after seeing it highly recommended here, but I haven't actually worked through it yet.
I will say that I find the Java-style `Widget widget = new Widget(junk);` infuriating, this barely counts as inference, it's more like lookahead. `my widget = Widget(junk)` is easier to look at and shorter to type, while conveying the same information.

So the easy win has my vote.
> CeDeFi

You gotta be Kidding me. That’s like frozen boiling water.
Reads exactly like an Onion article.
I've been involved with companies buying from IBM for over 20 years. Since the Lotus Notes days I've always been impressed by their support chasing down hairy issues. Like, their tier1 would escalate to T3 when mostly needed. Compare to Google where robots lock you out for days. Expensive but never had a client be mad about it.
You missed the joke, but missing the context is kind of the point of this joke.
Sure, I'll take it a step further. Any storage of your money that doesn't involve you fully controlling your own keys is stupid because it is literally antithetical to the entire purpose of crypto. If you want to let someone else hold on to your money for yield, great. Use something already established, ensured, and proven. But not crypto.

Not your keys, not your crypto. How many times must it be said?
You wrote --- > "People have been saying that for decades. And in fact the opposite is happening. Visa/MC raising rates. PayPal raising rates. Volume shifting to more expensive BNPL."

He wrote--- > "CC companies are raising their rates because their margin is soon to be compressed."

He's talking about fees for transactions. Not rates. They are raising rates to make up for the lost fees.
Find a local community college or career center and go after work to do practice interviews until you don't feel quite as anxious. Then apply for as many jobs per day as you can muster (I know, it's annoying and demoralizing).

The way out of the current situation is to apply for jobs. The more you do the faster you'll be out.

Try to remember interviews aren't a reflection on your character or anything like that. They're just one off conversations, usually with people who aren't even good at interviewing in the first place.
> If only online dating relied on talking to get a match. Instead it relies on - hmm - your photos to get a match.

On Feeld I had a scenery photo to keep my identity secret. That isn't uncommon.
Above link goes to front page instead of article. Try this:

https://interestingengineering.com/the-worlds-most-durable-e...
Don’t forget long covid is estimated at roughly 20%, which is quite significant.
That used to drive me crazy at work where we have lots of chinese, indian and other asian names. Fortunately it seems that Outlook now checks words against the names in the TO/FROM fields.
What do you mean http://Fairandbalanced.truth isn't accurate? It says so in the title!
Even if they did jam the GPS signal, it would only reduce the accuracy of the system since the missiles have inertial guidance systems as well. I dont know if the accuracy of such a system under degraded GNSS conditions is public knowledge, but I bet its pretty good.
It is one of the common problems/approaches to disenfranchisement - make it hard to get a government issued ID.

Getting a photo ID so you can vote is easy. Unless you’re poor, black, Latino or elderly. https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/courts_law/getting-a...
That's strange because I can't think of a language with a bigger first party library than .NET. The breadth of System. and Microsoft. is enormous.
Using undergrads is how you get W.E.I.R.D. science
Afaik, that can be introduced into court as well. If spoliation of evidence can be demonstrated, evidence of that can be brought into court, and the jury can be instructed that they are allowed (but not required) to assume that the evidence was unfavorable to the party that destroyed it.

That they're willing to admit it is extremely concerning. It either means they think they can get away with it, or that whatever was in the texts is worse than what they're being accused of. Neither is a good thing for a functioning democracy.
But usually there's a lock-up period anyway. If the public market decides it's worth 60b the IPO price might not matter.

But also, as an employee, wouldn't you rather have 600k in a public company than 1m in a promise that may or may not substantiate? And if you do believe that it's a 100b company you can just hold.
If you don't mind me asking, why did you decide to discontinue use? Do you feel like you're done needing it? Are you checking back in with your "natural" self to compare against the past 8 years? I assume the effects of the drug don't last after discontinuing use so your anxieties will theoretically return?
FYI you can get devices which can detect low day light conditions and automatically switch your lights on.
Grocy is a web-based self-hosted groceries and household management solution
Denoising Diffusion at 1 second per output image
That advice more and more doesn't work in this day and age. Though it's a good goal, just not that achievable
If they are in a post-Eternal-September situation, they follow the Facebook.com path: grow at all costs, then coast and squeeze revenue until the last wave of users leave. (FB's TAM is "everyone", so it's lucrative. Most others have a smaller market).

If they are in a pre-Eternal-September situation and they want to avoid Eternal September, that's different. Then, they should work to slow user growth, improve onboarding, and have some moderation. The goal is to integrate new users slowly, so they buy into the culture before they change it. It's difficult.
If they’re able to keep all things equal, with your example in mind, then they cushioned the employee pool at an earlier round and are burning through the shares faster than when the round closed. It’s a bandaid, the real hope hope is that the injury in terms of valuation is truly a scratch that won’t leave a scar.
This article is nuts and the citations of "compelling studies" are by the authors themselves AND pre-print without peer review... Even at first pass, the following statement is bonkers:

"Then they ignored natural immunity. Wrong again. The vast majority of children have already had Covid, but this has made no difference in the blanket mandates for childhood vaccines. And now, by mandating vaccines and boosters for young healthy people, with no strong supporting data, these agencies are only further eroding public trust."

What the fuck is "natural immunity" when we have had 5 variants of omnicron and infection doesn't provide immunity to the other variants?

The real crime IMO, is that... U.S. Public Health Agencies Aren't ‘Following the Science,’... the science of how we could actually reduce spread and decrease the 350~ DEATHS per day adding to the more than 1 Million dead already.
You can also buy inexpensive blade tips for wood burning tools and soldering irons that very easily cut certain types of foam, if you have a well ventilated space to do it.
New York City Open Data Law (2012)
I feel increasing alone in this position but I absolutely hate those Python-like languages.

They look like Python, and they occasionally act like Python. But occasionally they don't, and the mask of looking like Python obscures those times. Then you never really know which Python facilities you have and which ones you don't.
> and C having the Most Vexing Parse

C++ too. Just to be pedantic.
Try getting a job as a tester or tech support 1st. Once you are established at a company you want to work in then you work your way toward the software development area. Once a company(managers) understand and know your work ethic they will be more likely to take a chance on you.
Have you heard about PMCs (private military company)? Some of them own tanks. Generally you do not have to be sovereign to buy tank - you just need friendly government.
> so there's something else obviously missing

Take a look at the shape of the car. Pretty much the entire thing is designed around minimizing drag.
The key idea is that this car is very efficient, due to its incredibly low Cd of 0.15, and lightweight construction. That enables stuff that other EVs can't do. Like 1,000 mile range, and adding up to 40mi / day via its on-board solar charging.

I pre-ordered one when I heard them interviewed on an NPR show this spring: https://www.wbur.org/hereandnow/2021/09/22/electric-cars-sun.... Rich rebuilds also did an episode around them: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-KdsjVQhu0

I hope they get off the ground and actually start shipping cars
Awesome that you built something that helps you and you’re sharing it.
Wow, what an awesome website! There's a huge wealth of content there and the UI seems great. All open source, too: https://github.com/exercism/website
The market is like a theater with a small door.
But everyone believes in some censorship so it’s disingenuous to claim one side believes in free speech and others don’t. Both sides want to censor harmful activity it’s just a question of what bar of harm they are using. Some people want to censor only things like child porn. Others want to censor things like the TidePods challenge too. Still others want to censor quack cures that don’t work that people might die from using in place of actual treatment.

The problem with bad free speech is that people aren’t accountable to it. If you convince someone of a quack cure and they try it and die as a result even if they have proof they tried it because of what you said it’s very difficult to hold you to any legal accountability. The net result is speech that has freedom from responsibility.
scary stuff. have they yet determined what exactly caused the food poisoning in the daily lentils?
Count me as another big Dhall fan -- Dhall was a huge improvement on our codebase compared to Helm for large Kubernetes deployments.

Full disclosure: I maintain the [dhall](https://pypi.org/project/dhall/) package on PyPI
Why not put copilot code into a SAST tool as a training layer?
Nothing we use in military aviation is branded like that; we just use layered foam. As I understand it it's just that you do light on dark so it looks like shadows.
Thanks for the response. Which ABBYY product(s) is this? I'm a little confused by their website, seems like they offer quite a lot of combinations of things.