skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don’t like it, but I’m pretty sure third party doctrine makes it legal because they are only using data that is freely available to any paying customer.

I’m curious if the identifier correlation methods would stand up in court…
> Maybe we should stop thinking of extroverts as fun, lively enchanters and more as hollow, greasy pickpockets.

I have an alternative suggestion: don't try to put people in just two, distinct categories.

We're not red/blue, (pardon the racist terminology)"of color"/white, left/right.

We're at least fifty shades of everything in between.

This whole introvert/extrovert debate to me seems like a yet another attempt at "us vs them".
There is a nice popular science movie called Everything And Nothing, „starring“ Jim Al-Khalili that tells a similar story (without involving string theory). My kids loved it.
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I wonder at what point internal components go external again.

Imagine having a slot for an usb-stick in your notebook, which contains your hard drive. Laptop broken? take your usb-stick and a new Laptop and off you go working again.

Actually I just realized thats what I want.

Want a backup? put stick in Nas and wait 30 minutes.

Want a new PC? take your win10 install and go.

Private surfing on employer hardware? Put the stick into the machine and remove the other one.

PS: I do realize that booting from USB is a thing since a long time, this "vision" is more like an actual end to end concept and, you know, 80GB ps ;)
100% agree. Also just commented this.

You could only run this experiment if you had watched exactly the same amount of videos on both platforms or if you would start from scratch on both!?
Although the extensions will install, good luck getting them to work properly. Even the ones that the browser recommends to install, they are extremely buggy still. I hope one day they’re able to get extensions working better.
There's a lot of "hidden" stuff on Github. I'm not really sure why, the default page when you're logged in and go to github.com is pretty much useless. They could put some of the functionality there.

Maybe you can change it, I don't can't figure it out. Why is "Following" the default, I never need to know that.

I never used the "Trending" but it could be one of these cases where companies are measuring something, decides it's not being used, but fail to consider why that might be. Personally I don't see it being particularly relevant, but many seem to enjoy it.

To navigate to the "tab", which is just a page really. Click on "Explore" and then it's in the middle of the page, under the black menu. Or go here: https://github.com/trending
I'm waiting for "Responding to HN comments with GPT-3"
They really would like for us not to think its being solved by a 14 y.o. the same morning is a debacle. But it is.
I've been using Retool recently for most of our team's internal dashboards and it almost feels like a super power -- able to stand up a usable UI for our non-technical customer success team in an hour or two
/sys/class/power_supply/BAT1/ reports 4.4 Watt at idle with GNOME desktop, a terminal, and min screen brightness.

thermald and powertop suggested tunables.
I loved the humor of the first part of the post.

IMO the problem of Instagram is not only related to Reels, but is more generalized. For the past ~5 years I have been noticing a serious decline in the quality of the interactions and of the content around.

Any interaction nowadays on Instagram feels fake, for the sole purpose of getting attention. The old-style pictures that are almost sure to generate more interactions are recycled old jokes that people with common sense are now tired of reading, but somehow a lot of users still enjoy them.

There are also some unexplainable phenomenas, like pictures with absolutely trash content that probably took zero effort to produce, getting thousands of likes and comments.

These situations (and more...) for me have eventually taken away all the fun of using the app.
Yeah, I suppose the data broker ecosystem is so incestuous it would be hard to know/disambiguate the path of data flow without more transparency in of the data broker APIs/contracts.
Have you managed to set it up? I might have the same computer as you.
> And I think that sounds like delusional thinking.

> That's kinda what I just said :)

I was agreeing with you and it seems you were agreeing with me, now we just have to figure out which one is delusional.
Well, the free market has decided. People who want USB C and that’s their priority can buy an Android phone.

The free market also came up with these.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B092ZT8CJ9?

They are in my go bag.
Hm yeah that would've been the smart thing to do
I can gladly point out that Crystal has a much cleaned up syntax for blocks and procs (compared to Ruby): https://crystal-lang.org/reference/1.5/syntax_and_semantics/...
Pony does stricter sharing semantics than Rust (multicore) with actors and allegedly one of the fastest GCs ever developed. Its community is even smaller than Crystal's. Pony was developed essentially as a PoC to demonstrate the GC.
Remote work is certainly a way to de-focus big metropolis, a bit.
I worry when there is a hidden assumption that people were dummies for the choices they made. That tends to be more true for policy than engineering.

Distilled impression.

Water cooled inline engines. Small frontal area means lower drag. Water cooled provides a forgiving flexible operating envelope. What you want in a fighter. Downside, more complicated. Upside better performance means kill enemy better.

Air cooled radials. The drag penalty is less as the engine size increases. More reliable as long as you stay inside the design envelop. Scales up better than inline water cooled engines. Better suited for multi-engined bombers with a well defined mission profile.

At the end of the war though it was obvious that turbojets were the future for fighters. Which is why water cooled engines went away. Radials though are more efficient at lower speeds than early turbojets which is why they persisted.
"Those who stayed behind, either stayed because they benefit from the cronyism or are held back by family or lack of marketable skills."

Or maybe none of those, there are plenty of people with good jobs here and no reason to leave, not all of us make minimum wage or live in Lisbon.
Daniel Jassby is kind of a joke in the fusion community. The self appointed expert that says that (almost) all startups in the field are BS. Journalists often cite him to "balance" their article with an alternative view.

Tokamaks are a very expensive way of boiling water, and many think it will be hard or impossible to produce electricity at market costs.

That's why non-tokamak approaches are followed with interest and hope.
My bad. The problem also does not state that Mary has adequate eyesight to use a computer or that she even has access to electricity to power a computer. Life is so hard
> I expect someone could come up with a more sensible one.

- Imagine you hand out a survey where some answers are on a likert scale. "strongly dislike" is worse than "dislike", which is worse than "neutral" and so on.

- The median ranking over a set of ranking on different criteria.

- When the domain is not the real numbers. "The median employee of this company has 1.5 kids".
The reality is different. In this aspect, it's real. There're only 2 types.

Those who're used to be vocal or were born vocal, they couldn't stop being vocal.
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Yes, this is something important that the post is missing
> “work environment is a place where people want to go the extra mile.”

The truth is, there's a spectrum. It runs from mis-fit employees, to bad or mis-fit managers, to lame uninspiring culture, to shite leaders. And finally, sometime a combo of all the above.

The other truth is, employees - like consumers and their wallets - have the power to vote with their feet. Staying in an unhealthy relationship and "quiet quitting" is a form of assimilation. It's enables the bad decision making and bad behaviour of others.

Life is too short to assimilate and end up an enabler. Quiet quitting is a victim mentality. Eventually that is only going to make the unhealthy relationship unhealthier. The irony of QQ is that eventually becomes part of the problem.
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I so liked to to doomscroll Instagram because it would just find nice pictures for me, but it’s ruined with Reels.

First, they rig it so that on every page, there’ll be a reel. You can spot them and flag each and every one with “I don’t want to see this” and it will continue trying to show you reels. It’s definitely an explicit rule to show Reels.

Each Reel it finds for me has some mildly interesting-looking footage combined with the worst sounds you can think of.

Usually it’s some generic down-shifted voice that says “drop the bass” before these clipped, farting sounds come out of the phone.

The best example I ran across had someone putting lubricant until a ball bearing, coupled with what seems to be a cover of a Justin Bieber song but with what sound like cartoon dog voices.

In a dull moment I would like to mindlessly scroll for pretty pictures. It used to show me rockets and women. I like rockets and I like women. Now it shows me farty bass.
If you consider existence / non-existence as a quantum superposition you'll have 0 observers and thus no entanglement in the non-existing branch and basically get existence for free. Maybe existence just happens to be the default. Joscha Bach has more elaborate thoughts on this.
He plays quarterback and plays that position like old school players, he's a statue. Go find a video of him running, it ain't pretty and he isn't fast. The game has changed a bit too with less contact, especially for QB's. Defensive players will get called for many more penalties today than 15 years ago so that has worked in his favor later in his career.

Some of his success should also be attributed to being with one of the best coaches of all time. Many of the teams he played on had a top defense which really helps in the NFL. And then there's luck that he hasn't had any major injuries.

There have been other players professionally competent into their 40's but it is rare. I think a lot of it is just more knowledge about nutrition, health science, etc.

Nolan Ryan in baseball was an anomoly as well, played for 27 years in a physically demanding position as a pitcher.
>This is irrelevant to the question being discussed

It's completely relevant. The point being that being anti zionist is a necessary precondition of being consistently antiracist.

I will condemn clear and open anti semitism. I have no problem with that.

I cant in good faith condemn anti semitism and not condemn Isaac Herzog's comments. Anti semitism is racism. Isaac made some very clear and very obvious racist remarks as the head of the zionist state too. To be consistently antiracist I have to condemn those too, as well as the sheer overwhelming levels of racism inherent in the state he leads.

It is also a natural consequence of holding these views that you will, inevitably be accused of antisemitism. The correlation on that is nearly 100% as far as I can see - it happened to me, it happened to all of my friends, it happened to everyone involved in BDS.

Consistent antiracism guarantees that you will falsely be accused of antisemitism...by racists.

>As I described above, anti-Zionism is a wide tent with some racist genocidal crackpot conspiracy theorist

And pro zionism is a wide tent with a self declared racist at the very top whose racism is endorsed, whether implicitly or explicitly by damn near everybody in the tent.

I keep asking pro zionists and zionist apologists to prove themselves exceptions to this rule and they consistently refuse - thereby implicitly placing themselves in the "pro racism" group, i suppose.

>Dishonestly euphemistic and you know it.

No, not really. I tend to view the president of a cause to be a bit more representative of it than I do a few crackpots who hold up a flag. I similarly dont view Baruch Goldstein as representative of all zionists.

Unlike most other people who conflate antisemitism and antizionism, I dont just have a preferred flavor of racism.
It’s different kinds of people. I know more people with an apple mx computer than with a gaming computer (people have a console to game or nothing at all).
the thing eats 15GB memory on my M1 Pro with 32GB RAM... you're probably slowed down by swapping if you only have 16GB RAM...
I have a very similar story from around 1986 or so.

We had a big lightning strike and a ball formed, also about tennis ball sized. It traveled slowly through our dining room over the heads of all the adults sitting there, then moving into the living room. It also aimed for the crt tv, although in our case I don't think it did much of a jump as it entered it.

It switched the tv off and caused a power surge that made all the lights flicker, but everything was fine after (although the tv had a discolored spot that even with degaussing took some time to go away).

The really interesting thing for me at the time with it being some kind of lightning was how slow it moved.
Perhaps, you think? ^^

The gaming PC market is huge. Have a look at https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20210329005150/en/Glo... to get some numbers. There is a list of shipments in a year. Apple sells a lot of units, but not nearly enough to match the accumulated household supplies of gaming PCs - in how much, 2 years, while gaming PCs and laptops are still being sold?

Don't take that comment personally please, but this "perhaps" is a perfect example of being in a complete Apple bubble. It's so far from reality it is frankly unfathomable.
That Chinese athlete joined the Olympics as member of the Chinese Badminton Team, with the focus on "team". If the team's coaches decided that her opponent in the semis had better chances to beat the Danish lady (the only other non-Chinese athlete left in the semis) then what happened here is indeed right for the Chinese team as a whole. As it happens, the Danish lady was defeated in the final by the Chinese athlete chosen by the Chinese coaches to play against her, so it seems that the coach's action was the correct one for the Chinese Badminton Team.
But you are the one who said "socialism = worst suffering humanity has ever called forth" - this is the worst of the uninformed FoxNews hyperbole you find on there.

I simply don't see how asking for a social safety net, national healthcare and economic justice for the poor relates to that hence my remarks ????.

If that makes me a Socialist then so be it.
Perhaps cheap easy labelling of ideas is the issue here.
I’m assuming the claims from anti-Chinese propaganda - Zenz et al - are true. It’s still not worse from what’s happening in US.
Pay to fly would create an incentive for airlines to overbook in each flight in order to ensure high utilisation in case of a no-show. Germany outperforms itself in idiotic ideas yet another time.
Throughout history ordinary soldiers were often unwilling to fight against people from their own community. This often limited how authoritarian governments could respond to public unrest forcing them to accept reform or even leave power. Obviously they tried solving this by stationing troops far away from their home regions, creating various elite forces/deaths squads etc. But these all very expensive and/or required significant forethought.

Drones on the other hand are cheap and require fairly few people to operate. A few deaths squads in the control might be enough to suppress an entire country.
Agreed. This showed me a nice use case scenario for GPT3 that I wasn't aware of.
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> the Danes would not conspire in the same way

It's perfectly normal for different teams to have different tactics, given the same inputs. Why should the Chinese have followed the hypothetical tactic chosen by the Danes?
DupeGuru is an interesting tool to find duplicates.

It's fast and flexible.

It can even search for similar files (binary, music and pictures).

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Kind of funny when somebody talks about having PM experience from Meta... Bro, you didn't do anything at all.
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Neither of those MacBook Airs have a glass display, do they?

Nothing about the M1s is more fragile than before, just treat your things more carefully.
Technology this...

Growth that...

Profit here, profit there...

Meanwhile most people bust their asses working absolutely soulless jobs while the quality of life decreases and the wealth inequalities increase

But yes, the stock market is up and we never sold so much useless shit on amazon so I guess we're gucci
The cash is a big, big deal. And it comes with benefits like having more time off, better health care, a higher quality of life. Cash is intimately linked; highly, highly correlated with respect from strangers. You can't ignore it.

Lawyers can afford better clothes, giving them instantly more respect from strangers. They eat at more expensive restaurants, shop at higher class shops, fly in a better class. Their respect might be shallow and paid for, but again, let's not ignore it.

Now think of two generic families - one has a kid who just graduated law school, one has a kid who just graduated teacher's college. I don't think the teacher's family would be significantly more proud, in shallow terms. Probably the opposite, and that's sad af.

Think of what happens when a cop stops a teacher, compared to when they stop a lawyer - who are they more scared of overreaching with?

In many situations, the lawyer has more connections, and more capability in many ways to inflict consequences on people who mess with them.

I've heard many times that teachers are overpaid - seriously, I have. People complain that their job is too fulfilling (which is insane, for sure, but I do hear it). People are envious of the three month "holiday" every year, ignorant of all that needs to be done in that time.

I'm neither a teacher or a lawyer, but I know many teachers who deserve far better lives, and many lawyers who deserve far, far less.
To the defense of extroverts, most examples in the article are about hyperactive salesmen in some form selling bad ideas to people who don't know better, for a short term gain. Heck, many of these people are social chameleons pretending to be extroverts (some continuing to, some breaking down eventually, some becoming extroverts).

Fundamental issue, people are 'stupid' (not always actually stupid, just exhausted, tired, unwilling to care, don't know enough, misunderstand), and society rewards individuals for taking advantage of others as long as it doesn't break the law. And even breaking the law can be profitable.
Making fun of and mocking a belief in God/Jesus is harmless compared to some the stuff on the extreme rightwing - now who had a noose for "traitors" at their political rallies.

You don't see lefties burning crosses, displaying Nazi symbols or parading with signs i.r.o Jews now do you ???.

Nope the problem is mainly from one side.
But you don't tend to want to land at enormous speed.
Invent roles, or straight up lie. The giveaway is usually that they want a call with you to discuss details, or can’t produce any job description.
On the opposite end of the spectrum, I live in Japan, and Youtube has shown me ads for very local stuff in some remote parts of the US.
After hearing about this issue I went to the Apple store and tried to intentionally crack the screens on the display units. Closed the lids on several units with items between the screen and keyboard. Flexed the screen in several directions. Nothing.
This is the story of how Rick Wolter learned to program in prison and ultimately became a professional iOS developer.

I figure any story that involves smuggling a python interpreter into prison on a USB stick seems like it might interest hacker news.

But it's also a look at how hard it can be to move up from a disadvantaged background.
absolutely pointless option - disable in the bios and live a peaceful life.
>It’s a free market

Commercial aviation? Good one. When’s the next bailout?
Here's the argument presented in the article.

premise 1: all manipulative people are bad

premise 2: some manipulative people are extroverts

conclusion: all extroverts are bad

I'm not sure I agree with the argument. It seems to be loudly and publicly proclaiming something as a fact when it's a logical fallacy. Not unusual these days.
How do you justify the current record corporate profits?

Also, Quantitative Easing was literally printing money and yet EU rates (inflation & sovereign debt interest) remained low, many times negative - with some EU countries observing actual deflation.

Only when the supply shock did happen (Covid & Ukraine), rates started to increase. And only after that, price gouging practices started by riding the supply shock public perception - resulting in said record corporate profits.

If there was inflation caused by excess money, how could corporate profits be at record highs?
> No worries, I did this a few years back and the process took a while but I got the money.

"No worries", that's perhaps fine if you have access to large amounts of cash or credit to fund replacement flights whilst you wait until the airline finally pulls its finger out. And what then if the replacement flights you booked get cancelled at the last minute? Now you're out thousands of euros.

So no, it's not "no worries".
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