skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> It's strange that we're using the term microdose, even in scientific contexts - prefixes have meanings - it should be called a decidose.

Not really - its from the Greek for small, rather than a SI prefix in this context. If the suffix were quantitative then you might have a case, but we talk quite happily about microphones and microscopes. Microdose is useful because it is not conditional on a particular regular dose size, we just know it is much lower than usual.
How do you apply the mind-shift to projects where you have to finish something in order to advance? I have a couple of songs here that need mixing, but since they entered my to-do list, they are in procrastination realm ...
But sometimes the thing you like is mostly about doing the thing and leaves little room for playing.
“Very old”, it’s a sandybridge.

My daily driver is only one generation newer.
> I still regularly encounter people who are spitting angry against transgender folks

Would those people still be angry at transgender people if they went in the bathrooms (and other sex segregated spaces) they used to go into and didn't complain about being called using their original names, sex and pronouns? I expect the most they'd get in that case is nose wrinkling in disgust.
As others have mentioned start with identifing the relevant functional safety standards for your industry. IEC 61508-3 and the annexes, whilst very verbose, is basically the textbook for safety development.

Pro tip, standards can be hard to find and expensive but you can rent or buy them cheaply from the Latvian Standards website (https://www.lvs.lv/), most are harmonised and exactly the same as IEC or ISO parent standards, just with an LVS cover sheet.

This book ,Embedded Software Development for Safety-Critical Systems by Chris Hobbs gives a great overview of safety software development in general and the key standards, I found it easy to read.

https://www.routledge.com/Embedded-Software-Development-for-...

On a practical note if using C or C++ get familiar with commonly used language subsets such as MISRA (https://www.misra.org.uk) or CERT C, again which is more relevant will depend on industry.

Gimpel's PC-Lint is a commonly used static analyser for MISRA compliance, and you can try with it on their website (https://gimpel.com/demo.html), I haven't come across a free tool complete checker but you can do a lot with clang and GCC.

Some mention of Rust here but I think that would be a hard language to get through a certification process due to the limited options for qualified tools. That said there is work being done there, https://ferrous-systems.com/ferrocene
The goal of Meta AI Research is to do open research, not necessarily with direct applications at the time we start it. Indeed, the architecture, or the lessons learnt working on it can become useful later for the company, for instance for remote presence with VR, to isolate the main speaker from its environnement ( https://arxiv.org/pdf/2206.15423.pdf ).
When I travel abroad I leave my passport in a safe place as much as I can if I don't absolutely have to carry it with me, along with a payment card and some cash.

If I lose my phone or wallet I still have my passport and a mean of payment.

Now I foresee a future in which a cause of homelessness will be losing your phone.
I remember my time in puberty. I was dumb and was heavily influenced by peers. Drug use was normalized back then [in my environment], and I tried all the heavy drugs because it was deemed acceptable among peers, and I regret that. If my peer environment did not influence me in such a bad way, I would have never tried drugs.

This is why I think it is important to protect children from bad influence, especially when it comes from mainstream sources like library, books, media.

I dont want my kids to experiment with same sex sexuality, trans gender stuff, just because it is considered trendy, diverse, equal, inclusive, etc. especially if they will regret it will have poor mental health because of that
Thanks for your comment! By complicated PDFs, what do you mean exactly? A lot of pages? With forms? I've tried with standard technical books I have bought.

The pdf-diff tool simply captures a sort of "screenshot" of a PDF page and then compares it against to the page from the second PDF file you'd like to compare. Since it works by comparing raw pixels, I guess it'll work with complicated PDFs.

Now "working" does not mean it's a good result for the eye and this is why I asked for help regarding some issues.
Easier to rate limit and easier to transition to selling access?
embarassing for whom?
I don't care about his theories. What matters that US export controls on encryption were reduced due to his previous lawsuit and he has offered alternative encryption in the public domain.
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I wonder how many of the people upset about this could even tell the difference on a blind listen? I don't know if it's very, but I'd bet its a very low %.
"No" is a full sentence. You do not owe anyone an explanation beyond "I do not feel like working on this feature".
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They also advertise "Full Self Driving Beta" as being available right now. An actual beta would be a hundred times closer in capability.
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Have you? They are still right - most other animals do not in fact bathe.
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I guess my question is what kind of support do you need for a laptop (that any other manufacturer is going to provide)? Software issues are the OS vendor's problem, for hardware issues they'll just tell you to send it to the shop, parts compatibility doesn't exist since nothing is replaceable... I guess driver issues? But then they'll just tell you to either run Windows Update or install it from their downloads page.
The coolest thing about this is seeing the images generated in almost real time. The bot will generate blobs of colors and then iterate to generate more and more details. Very fun to just watch the various feeds.
I don't use the site, but I read that that was indeed the case:

https://www.businessinsider.com/truth-social-is-shadow-banni...
Yes and I'm calling that neurotic, illogical behavior. If someone down votes you, they don't care what you have to say. So posting that edit will get you more downvotes.
In Poland you don't need to carry one, I've been walletless for like a year now. It's a shame the driver's database is not EU-wide - that would be awesome.
I probably would draw line of old to somewhere Pentium 4. Very old maybe Pentium or 2. Anything Core and beyond is not that old. Slow for current waste of resources, but not really old.
Unlike in the US, where it is expressly against federal law to remove origin marks, and sure to attract enthusiastic prosecution, the UK has no law – Act of Parliament or secondary legislation – which generally requires products to be origin marked. The exception to this is food which is required to be origin marked under EU Regulation 1169/2011. Origin marking for all products other than food is voluntary. So that is why.
I ride my bicycle or motorcycle. You can't be online when your hands are busy.

I'll usually bring a book or a notebook, linger in cafés and parks, and browse random shops.
Well sure, but as I said, this topic very quickly gets stuck in the weeds over definitions and “what do you mean by ...?” questions, as the above couple of comments illustrate.

I’d regard the augmentations you list in your last paragraph as remedies to help restore capabilities that are present in other humans of normal health/ability, prior to aging or injury. Other augmentations that are commonplace are tools that make us more efficient at doing things we can already do; I.e, computers enable us to do much larger calculations, data operations or information archivals/retrievals. But they don’t fundamentally change our evolved nature, so it’s hard to see how the prefix “trans” applies.

Despite many claims of breakthroughs, we’ve yet to see any technology that profoundly alters human genetics, cognition or mortality away from its state of natural evolution a few decades or centuries ago, and it’s not clear that anyone has serious answers for how such transitions will happen, nor how they could happen without a deeper understanding of the mechanisms that underpin them.
I didn't say that NYC is unsafe. Most of NYC is rich neighborhoods, comparatively.

I was specifically referring to those described dense mixed-income neighborhoods where every classes's tragedies end up being spread equally. If you have means ans you raise your children in one of these environments, you're stupid.
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Well, not to take a side here, but it wouldn't, would it? The topics GP listed are (allegedly) 'continuing bad things from past', so why would someone with 'pride in their past' mention them?
Extracting money from electronic interactions is easier than from real ones, I guess? Keeping people isolated and keeping their needs helps companies earn money from fulfilling those needs.

And maybe also the people building these systems are not feeling the consequences enough?
Without going down a political rabbit hole on this, I'm afraid I concurr here, a Labour led coalition is the most likely outcome.
And a big thank you to the wonderful people at the Free Law Project for giving us the ability to find and link to this stuff. They're a non-profit and they accept donations. (hint hint)
Do you allow remote work from outside US? (eg: Japan)
They’re only just coming out of a restricted beta, so having it available to everyone is the opposite of what they were going for , so far.

I also read an interview with the CEO where he said they noticed that mostly people don’t know what to ask it to create, so they just input boring prompts (“a dog”) and, I’m guessing, walked away soon after. But together, seeing what others do, they went much further with it.
They would be just as angry in that situation. Have you seen how trans masculine people get treated?

The bathroom laws forbid them from going into the male bathroom (because they're AFAB), bit if they go into the female bathroom while looking like a bodybuilder, they'll also have the cops called on them.

Bathrooms were never sex segregated, and that's not the point of these laws either: the goal of these laws is to make it so uncomfortable to be visibly trans, that it becomes impossible.

That's why this usually goes hand in hand with bans on even teaching about the existence of LGBT people in schools, the goal is eradication.
The question is how do we get 5 year olds between planning an unethical experiment (consciously or not) and the means to such experiments financed with tax dollars?

Turns out 5 year olds might catch all the bad experiment but due to lack of understanding in the field they will also reject a lot of valid experiments. Domain experts and people who have thought a lot about ethics might have better false positive and false negative rates.

Regulating constraints which impose a prevention paradox is though and is vulnerable to over bureaucratisation. I am unaware how this is handled but you told me nothing convincing which indicates that there is no back pressure limiting how much bureaucracy can be created by IRB.
I could be wrong, but at truly large scale RDMS can’t compete, right? SQL simply can’t horizontally scale in the same way?
Thanks for sharing, these are indeed pretty good images to zoom in on and appreciate the details. The attribution is to Planet.com but I cannot see where they have showcased these images, does anyone know?
So you interpret my comment which is a purely factual one as willingness to giving up on Privacy? OK.
Maybe there should be green revolution in software. Make things efficient again and don't waste time reinventing everything regularly...
You may be right, you may be wrong but with respect, if you can't supply references to peer-reviewed studies to support your contentious assertion then why should anyone believe you?
>I will leave it to others to analyze what aspect of the British national character leads to this hostility to background songs.

Something, something, uncomfortable social awkwardness, being trapped in a confined space, and the music just highlighting the social awkwardness and lack of escape.

Plus how can you talk about the weather, if the music is drowning it out?
I've never seen one in mainland Europe. But then again we don't have all that many highrises with regular foot traffic. It's almost exclusively office buildings.
Why wouldn't

SELECT *
FROM (SELECT year, COUNT(*) as nb_sales, SUM(price) as income
FROM sales)
WHERE nb_sales > 10 AND income < 1000;

work just like your example?
> It was the consumer's choice on what to buy and where to buy it from

I'm sorry, can you remind me when companies offered the same product made outside of China and in China, as an alternative choice? The companies decided to go offshore, not the consumers.
Watching the reels spinning at different rates and the tape moving on an intricate path, in a high-end open-reel tape recorder with multiple motors and multiple heads, e.g. a Revox, was even more satisfying.
Shifting the topic and implying i’m some sort of fanboy doesn’t address the argument. Indeed blind faith, i.e making assumptions before something is even seen, works both ways. Since i see a lot of critique that is literally based on an ad opening. Do you realise how ridiculous this sounds? I don’t care about anecdotes plucked from twitter, anyone can form a counter point with a whole other set of tweets.

What I’ve said, all along: It’s a privacy preserving ad product, an already announced solution to not being able to feature events, upgrades, expansions which currently doesn’t exist.

Getting caught into an irrelevant philosophical debate on the virtue of ads does reveal your bias, regardless of who you say you are.
It's counterintuitive, but stepping through a very complex codebase with a debugger and taking notes along the way was great in my case.

Also, attempting to draw a sequence diagram and fixing it as you go trains the brain to handle a mental model of a large process.
Power analyses for repeated measures designs are usually done with Monte Carlo simulations: you generate fake but plausible data sets with a hypothesized effect size, then analyze these data sets and count how often the effect is detected.

I agree that N=34 seems low. The effect would have to be quite large to be detected and there may be a risk of Type M (magnitude overestimated) and Type S (incorrect sign) errors. The results should therefore be interpreted in the light of a power analysis.
Is he claiming that it is a literal backdoor though? Couldn't Bernstein have a point that the NIST picked Rijndael as the winner of the AES competition because the way it was usually implemented was susceptible to timing attacks? Even if it the engineering principle was mostly unknown at the time, one might guess that e.g. NSA was aware of it and may have provided some helpful feedback.
> So you deny the rights of a community of people to decide what they deem legal or illegal ? All this for the personal benefit of a (literal) couple of people ?

I hate to invoke Godwin, but just because a society decides to outlaw belonging to a certain minority doesn't make it right. The NSDAP's Anti-Jew laws were also passed in parliament, but still those laws were very obviously wrong.
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This should work with WHERE too at least as long as the name given using AS in the SELECT is given to a row and not to an aggregate.
What is the difference between "Low Dose" and "Microdose" though? I have heard the specific term Low Dose before.
Devo? Never heard of them but thanks. Youve just introduced me and love it. https://youtu.be/3tWQewxXHy0?t=266
Goal is throughput. You want people in and out fast and something interesting might combat that.
Other than being annoying, what are the arguments for permitting AI to hold patents? Why does anyone want their AI as opposed to their shoelaces holding a patent? I don't get it. Seems like the only purpose is to cause legislation preventing it, which is fine, but what are the problems and benefits of an AI holding patents? Is the purpose merely to politically advance AI, re: nutty affectation, or to prevent the same? Again, but why?
I was going to say the same thing, but then I realised the initial claim was also about 'cultural unity'. So fair enough, and yes a lot of Europe (or all of it in a few sections) has been culturally unified since time immemorial.

It is a bit more complex though, certainly even today there's some very distinct 'culture' in different regions across India. But also shared themes and roots (e.g. Sanskrit & texts written in it, from which modern 'distinct' languages/beliefs/teachings have been derived) that kumarvr's far better placed to comment on than I am.
Really interesting tool. I've always found the task of finding the right CSS selectors tiresome, so I created tool which automatically extracts the right selectors for you (and builds a scraper as well). Open Source on GitHub: https://github.com/lorey/mlscraper
True enough. I totally agree with you. without Discord if it will be normal web portal it will be very nice.
Nice article that would have been even better without all the “ass” and “fucking”.
I don't think licensing is real issue. The type of music and thus license would be different from other platforms. And getting one for specific use case with unlimited use likely wouldn't be that expensive.
> then I stopped showering altogether

After having had over the course of my life a small number of friends who stopped bathing for one reason or another, and my successfully talking them back into the habit, I will tell you what I told them:

With respect, I guarantee you, you stink to the people around you, and you cannot smell it yourself. Find a soap that does not irritate your skin and use it.

Also, launder your clothes. We humans sweat proteins, which when they decay, smell bad. If we sweat into our clothes, the proteins remain there and smell bad. The people around you unconsciously interpret this as illness, and will instinctively avoid you.

My friends who stopped cleaning (and were not ill in some way) almost universally were questioning societal standards after childhoods with controlling parents, as hippies or otherwise back-to-nature transcendentalists. Not sure if that's you, but if so, it checks.
Yes there are, you can have a look at https://github.com/etzinis/sudo_rm_rf for instance for 2 speakers separation. There is also this one for 3 speakers: https://huggingface.co/speechbrain/sepformer-whamr
Going to plug it and consider this my weekly marketing complete so
that I can justify going back to coding.

I'm building https://feetr.io which is a stock discovery algorithm and
it's cool because it found two stocks yesterday: AMC and BBBY. AMC
went up 34% and BBBY went up 24%.

What makes it cooler, I think, is that it is averaging 4.2% daily
increase across all stocks, with the best performing of each day
averaging 6%.

What might make it cool for the HN crowd is that every single part of
it is written in common lisp. I got a lot of "are you sure" at the
beginning because there is this entrenched idea that lisp can't be
used for serious work. Happy to report that that view is completely
wrong in my case.

I get so excited to build each individual component and so I don't
suffer from the burn out or flailing interest that seems to plague a
lot of other indie hackers.

Feetr will be a paid service when it launches but I think very
justifiable at $8.99 per month. As it hasn't launched, I'm spending
time talking through the stocks that it's watching during premarket
trading, hoping to show people how it works, what it's looking for and
potentially what to expect for the coming day.

Example thread here: https://twitter.com/0xsmcn/status/1555462396696748032
I see the appeal of microdosing, but to me it renders similar to the kick you might get out of rebelliously sipping a pocket-flask at work. You get the mental boost of "letting loose" while impaired just below the radar.
Statistical analysis exploratory studies tho get some ballpark numbers. They didn't even estimate power in this case. If you have to rely on statistics to observe effect, the effect is small.

The most likely biases and noise comes from experimental design and other factors related to the study.

In exploratory science doing two different studies with N=30 is much better than doing one study with N=60.
Planet frequently shares images on their Twitter account if that helps:

https://mobile.twitter.com/planet
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> and constantly being the center of attention.

Microdosing that one alone would bring enormous benefits... "Ego death" is basically an axiom on all doctrines promising more fulfilling, meaningful lives.

Yes, psilocybin helps a lot on microdosing it... One-point anecdata.
Audiophiles talking about quantum fluctuations in their analog recordings :-)
Based on available literature, 0,5 grams of dried mushrooms is definitely not a microdose.
> We are not saying "this is a boy" and then giving them testosterone when they hit 12 so that they match their "assigned" gender.

That's literally what happens, especially to inter people, though.

And sometimes even done for cis people if their natural hormone levels are too low, or rather their parents and doctors deem them too low (the child is never asked).
I think you should be looking for people who love to teach, or at least share their knowledge.
Can you provide repro steps?
If there's the suspiscion that NIST interests aren't aligned with the public ones (at least wrt cryprography, I hope they're at least honest with the physical constants), why do we still allow them do dictate the standards?

I mean, there's plenty of standards bodies and experts in the cryptography community around the world that could probably do a better job. At this point NIST should be treated as a compromised certificate authority: just ignore them and move along.
The main difference is that PostScript is a programming language, and PDF is not. PDF is a random-access file format that does not have variables, conditionals, loops, and so on. Most PDF renderers do not contain PostScript interpreters. PDF does borrow some syntax from PostScript, and the PDF imaging model was initially the same as PostScript's, though PDF has added features since then.
> I think our current situation of extremely disproportional wealth is a new phenomenon

Isn’t it more an old phenomenon coming back? All over Europe you had the kings, which were very rich, under them a rich upper class with big houses and staff, tradesmen as the middle class and peasants doing all the work living in extreme poverty.
Very nice. I did this myself earlier this summer with NixOS + PC Engines APU2. Costed ~320 USD.

Having a serial connection when tinkering with network config was absolutely crucial for me.
This Britisher brushes his teeth after lunch too, on the advice of his Polish dentist. (And not because they were in poor health or anything, just as a matter of policy, where did 2x daily come from, 3x is better, especially if you're eating 3x.)

(Now, even if I don't eat breakfast or lunch, which is quite typical, certainly not both, they'll start to feel unclean and I'll brush them before eating or drinking in the evening.)
Sure, but some causes of infertility are correlated and persistent.

If I'm exposed to poisons in the air or water, it's likely to happen to others as well - especially if it's at levels where it's not immediately noticed.

Many other causes of effective infertility are unlikely to impact entire groups of people across long periods of time.
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