skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Please do not store any sensitive data on this server as the data is openly accessible. We'll delete the data on this server periodically.

It is there for demo purpose ig

It also gives you this warning when you run the build

Warning:
Parseable server is using default credentials.
Setup your credentials with P_USERNAME and P_PASSWORD before storing production logs.

Parseable server is using default object storage backend with public access.
Setup your object storage backend with P_S3_URL before storing production logs.
For sure, between these competing products you will see one respond to a popular feature by mimicking it. But the Dagster framework is fundamentally different from Airflow so over time I don't see it being a feature-vs-feature decision but more of a declarative/reconciliation vs. imperative/task-centric split.
I think jumping to conclusions based on this paper is not a good idea:

* The authors are not experts in this field. They seem to be experts in business management [0], other science fields [1], and the culinary arts [2] but not cardiovascular disease or anything related to it.

* Experts in this field have done extensive reviews, and there is a strong link between saturated fat & CVD, especially if you take into account replacing SFA with PUFA.

* All the world's health bodies agree — from Wikipedia: "Recommendations to reduce, limit or replace dietary intake of trans fats and saturated fats, in favor of unsaturated fats, are made by the World Health Organization, American Heart Association, Health Canada, the US Department of Health and Human Services, the UK National Health Service, the UK Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition, the Australian Department of Health and Aging, the Singapore Ministry of Health, the Indian Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, the New Zealand Ministry of Health, and Hong Kong's Department of Health." [3]

* In my observation, many people strongly dispute the link between SFA & CVD usually subscribe to fringe health beliefs like all-meat diets, etc. Note: I do think limiting sugar/HFCS is a good idea as well.

[0] Reimara Valk: https://www.aud.edu/aud-school/school-of-business-administra...

[1] James Hamill: https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=author:%22Hammill%20Jam...

[2] Jonas Grip: https://ch.linkedin.com/in/jonas-karl-grip-89875a12

[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saturated_fat
I am not against / for any reasonable paradigm. I use multiple however I see fit depending on particular situation. Never wanted to be a "purist".
Personal effects must be like 1% (approximately) of what they ship in, by weight. Consider things like the consumables and construction equipment.
All the marketing in the world isn't going to move the needle if your product doesn't solve a problem or offer a better experience for users.

To say that the success of discord was due to "pouring VC money into marketing" completely misses the whole "we also spent a lot of time and effort to build a product that was better than what was out there and solved a problem for our users."
A: "I have nothing to hide!"

B: "Then stop wearing clothes."

A: "That's stupid, it's against the law to run around naked in public!"

B: "So what if we had privacy laws like that?"

A: "That's stupid, I have nothing to hide!"
You are right, as you and @marc_io point out, I think there is a lot more to unpack here.

Thanks for the links to the doc as well, looks interesting, will have a watch!
Inflation is basically the exact definition of the change in USD's value relative to goods & services.

Unless you are arguing we currently don't have any inflation, which would be a tough sell :)

Also this last CPI report oil & gas pulled inflation down whereas just about everything else pulled it up. Food is hot, but a lot of other things are as well including non-commodity service based industries.
Popular school messaging app hacked to send explicit image to parents
Just a heads up. If you want it to work on your phone you have to check the "Desktop Site" option.
Maybe we will find out in David's second installment ??
That map doesn’t distinguish between waiting for enough satellites to be in the sky overhead and waiting for permission from the local government. For better or worse, each country’s government has to approve the use of any particular frequency, as well as things like transmission power.
I could completely see Tesla making the system more sensitive to pass tests and then in the real world drop the setting down do that it's not emergency braking due to fall positives.

There have been a few reports of motorcyclists getting rear ended by Teslas cars, which if the ANCAP test was GOOD in cyclist settings and hitting motorcycles in real world scenarios, I can see this being the case.
There's a huge difference between secret because it's embarrassing and secret because it's a pain to deal with fraud. Many of them would have no problem turning all of that banking info over to "the authorities" :)
From the article - "[2021 update: I no longer contribute to Racket due to abuse & bullying by the project lead­er­ship. Everyone in the broader Racket commu­nity, however, has always been helpful and kind.]"
What is the difference? If I pick an address in Africa, it tells me "Service date is unknown at this time", does that mean they have coverage there but I cannot purchase it if I live there?

So I could, if I live in Africa, buy it and send it to an address in Europe, go pick it up and then use it from my home in Africa?
I quite enjoy the background pictures my chromecast serves up.

Even the Win10/11 login screen pictures are quite nice, most times.

Really, anything is better than the 20 second eternally looping attract reel of a dvd's main menu. Friends once fell asleep to one of the redneck comedy tour dvds and it reverted to the main menu once playback completed. It was the worst until I turned it off.
That's not going to work. The cashier's check has to be made out to a payee, so it's going to have your name on it. If someone forges a second copy and changes the payee, you'll find out the check wasn't written to you when you verify it.

So no, it is completely untrue that any caller to the bank will get an OK. Only someone with your name will. If the bank confirms the check's info, it's good.
Some electronotes material is still on the web:

https://electronotes.netfirms.com/

The "Start Here" loads a PDF and in there you can find URL's to access the actual content (very strange way to build a web site!). Some of it might be in the Internet Archive also.
It also downplays the absolute skill you need to be able to do even the “weekend session” and get something that’s workable - anyone can doodle a design in a weekend and even make changes to it, but getting one that’s actually a workable foundation requires people who know what they’re doing.
It's not free hosting, but Discourse is quite popular for server admins that want a modern-looking design and it can be easily ran on a big box with docker-compose. If the admins have the cash, discourse does offer hosting[0], with companies like Cloudflare doing so[1].

0: https://www.discourse.org/pricing

1: https://community.cloudflare.com/
How? ACL subjects are identified by SIDs not by UID/GID.
Bonus hint: if you are on mobile set the browser to "show desktopsite"
I was sure there was a similar service that folded recently-ish? I can't for the life of me remember its name :(

My only hesitancy is how your company is structured. A charity/b-corp or similar would seem to align more with your domain, but I see no mention of anything like that on your site.

Good luck though - this is a problem that definitely needs solving.
What causes the scar tissue?

Smoking? Irregular exercise?
All business, all the time! No fun allowed!
I remember running into some Kodak digital camera engineers at a FlashPix[0] conference, last century.

Every single one of them was complaining about how their budget and work was being strangled by the film people.

I knew, at that point, that Kodak was "dead man walking."

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FlashPix
This is pretty amusing to me, as somebody who did buy into the early hype - now over a decade ago. I actually got really excited about bitcoin, even mining way back when. It seemed like the possibilities were endless!

That excitement disappeared pretty quickly once I came to the (in hindsight, obvious) realization that its only valid use cases were illicit transactions and speculation. I donated whatever I had and moved well away from it (certainly a poor financial decision in retrospect, but I still believe it was the right choice personally).

The shine has been off BTC for a long time. Even though some (if not most) of the early adopters were as you describe, I suspect that almost all of the more recent comers have only joined the party for the get rich quick scheme.
That friction and vague uneasiness for me is as the nagging thought that it's simply not correct code. In my case I prefer to write as much SQL as reasonably possible to prevent having to write any code in an imperative language.
https://arxiv.org/abs/1806.09823 - you can use this to find nearest neighbors to reduce the number of elements you are considering (or maybe not). Then you need: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dimensionality_reduction
> other 4 hierarchy levels between joel and bill should have challenged & asked those questions already.

Congratulations, you invented bureucracy. Because those 4 levels wouldn't (and most of the time - couldn't) answer those questions, so what they would do? Demand the lower level to answer it.
So don't invest it in that lottery. Invest it in my lottery! I'll sell you as many tickets as you want, I pay out a trillion to one if you win, and I'll keep the risk rate totally unknown to you.
The argument I always make is that people who think they don’t care about privacy probably don’t want everyone to know what they bought at the drugstore. Does everyone need to know you have hemorrhoids? And if you’re not a nudist you were on pretty shaky ground to begin with.

For me I knew people who had been harassed or stalked. Stalking is much worse when they know where you are all the time, and I don’t buy the argument that knowing where the stalker is (symmetric information) works because the two people have different values.
I want this too. I found some answers in HN comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32536780
If You Invested $10k in Tesla at IPO in 2010
The article glosses over the fact that Sasson was not the one to create and use a CCD to capture an image. That was Gil Amelio, Michael Francis Tompsett and George Smith in April 1970, five years earlier. Sasson was the man behind the first commercial digital camera.
That’s true, but it’s not really a characteristic of Python specifically. You could replace “Python” with basically any other language (yes, even languages with “zero cost” abstractions like Rust or C++) and the statement “readability comes at the cost of performance” would still hold true. Poor performance is simply not an intrinsic property of the syntax/grammar of Python.
They should always be just the 100.64.0.0/10 space - are you looking for specific ISP CGN allocations?
I love how these people think traffic just gets there.

Ya know, I'd propose a middlebox day where nobody forwards anyone else's traffic as a reminder that the Internet is fundamentally a cooperative endeavor kept working in no small part by a hell of a lot of voluntary organization, and should not be taken for granted.

Then again, I know we're so locked into the Internet as medium now that practically everyone would be completely hosed if such a thing did happen, and I don't trust the disaster recovery plans spent anywhere near enough time on "the angry middlebox" contingency to know what to do to get things running again.
How to organize individuals to maximize learning
What I can see with my own eyes is unacceptable. I can question the blog post and videos but the links they provide are plain as day. Making money off of sexualized images of children is wrong.
I buy into both parent statements - table sugar and hfcs are basically the same AND hcfs is in absolutely everything and is bad for us
Huge congratulations to the tokio.rs team — the async runtime has proven to work well even in such demanding project.
Don't get me started on the wasteland that "My Documents" has become, given 20 years of incompetent developers.
Discord's search definitely has lots of space for improvement, but it's already among the best in all these new IM services.

For example, Telegram has it 10 times worse than Discord. It (roughly) can only search whole words, which basically means it doesn't work with East Asian languages at all (since they don't have spaces between words).
That makes perfect sense. If the service is not available, it's not available. The reason why doesn't make a difference "how available" it is. Either it is, or it isn't.

Seems a bit like false marketing to say "Starlink is now on all seven continents" when it's more like "Starlink has satellites over seven continents but you can only actually use it on five of them"
Expression problem exists in both OOP and FP[1]

[1] https://wiki.c2.com/?ExpressionProblem
> As a brown person

A typical brown person in the US is very privileged, so the qualification doesn't add weight to the argument.

> don't face trials and tribulation.

Nobody has made this claim.
Are you the author? Do you have some fee samples of your work or the class? Perhaps a short part, like 10 minutes.
I don't know how much we can relate to smaller business, but it does seem like the average life expectancy of a business is lesser than the expected work span.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/1259275/average-company-...

I do agree on the case for the value of the business as an asset.

> cash savings and running a business are not exclusive, actually, usually people running business have more assets/cash that people working for somebody else.

It's true that it does make sense, especially since you probably get more financial literacy by running a business.

I've been pondering how to have my own consulting myself for a while. Maybe I'm a bit sour of not having found a proper way yet...
I really wouldn't put it that way, though. The core part of SDI, the missile defense, isn't part of NDSA. And the "transport layer" is something new to NDSA as far as I can tell.
China has previously demonstrated anti-satellite weapons multiple times just to demonstrate they have them (and maybe make sure they work), I doubt they'd be that worried about the cost to demonstrate that they mean it and are willing to use them.
These pies are a new invention.

Humanity has never eaten so much carbs + fats at the same time as we do now.

The fact that your dear grandma makes it does not make it less poisonus.

Even our grandparents eat totaly different foods nowadays then people 200 years ago do, so even though grandma is old compared to us, she is still a very young compared to human evolution and our dietary changes.
Why would a mind mapping tool cause such a reaction? Are diagrams considered not serious where you work? Was the tool heavily ornamental/stylized? Or was it seen as writing down things that are obvious?
On the modern internet, I don't know that being searchable and indexed is always a benefit.

I like the idea of a semi-private space. I don't want people on the internet to be able to drudge up out of context statements I made 10 years ago by googling "site:discord.com <my discord name>". I can tell a lot of people are the same way just by their behavior; the discussion that happens on Discord is a lot different than anything on, say, HN or Reddit, and certainly Facebook or LinkedIn.

People are a lot more open when they're not worried about being watched. Discussion that happens on public forums usually sounds like everyone's at a job interview getting scrutinized by a potential employer. Which, in fairness, they effectively are.
Standard error said there was a call to undefined function mb_strlen(), which apparently isn't available by default on php.
Discord has almost twice the active users and probably not a great deal of overlap with GitHub. And people won't necessarily want to join a community they would join on one with an account made on the other.
If El Salvador looks like a genius and their poorest citizens come around and get on board, the next crash will cause a humanitarian crisis: the poorest of the world will literally have given money to the rich who were able to get out of the market fast enough.
Don't see anything about importing existing notes into the app, is this possible?
does your company have any public information about this? Blogs, job descriptions with numbers, twitter threads?
Your article took a surface look at the issue. Here is a study showing they are not identical.

Effects of high-fructose diets on central appetite signaling and cognitive function
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25988134/
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.

Doesn't the preponderance of evidence show that saturated fats aren't horrible but still- when people replaced them with unsaturated fats their heart disease risk dropped?
What is the equivalent in other countries, then? I.e. where college attentance is increasing, but where U.S. norms about diversity are less acute?
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What is cardiovascular disease? If we dig into that we find things like atherosclerosis and other types of diseases. Something like atherosclerosis happens, in large part due to LDL cholesterol [1]. There are many studies and papers on it. Scientists know a fair amount about what's going on here.

Saturated Fat is a leading cause of high LDL cholesterol [2]. Dietary cholesterol plays a role in elevated cholesterol but to a lesser extent. A way to think about it is that animals (including humans) produce the LDL cholesterol they need. Cows, pigs, and other animals do too. When you eat them you eat extra LDL cholesterol that ends up in your system.

I just grabbed a couple quick links on the topic. There are many podcasts with cardiologists on this, books by dietitians, and papers by researchers.

On a personal note, I had high cholesterol and cut out dietary cholesterol and saturated fats (to the level recommended by the american heart association [3]). In a few months my LDL cholesterol dropped about 70 points. I know it's anecdotal but it worked for me and several others I know.

[1] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33966809/

[2] https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/high-blood-ch...

[3] https://www.heart.org/en/healthy-living/healthy-eating/eat-s...
Thanks! You can follow our other founder on twitter @dudley or our official account @stackaid. If you sign up for an invite we'll keep you posted on new developments as well.
...as well as the tiring dance of having to explain things over and over and...

In an ideal world, if i haven't found an answer from a previous thread on my own, i could be gently nudged into the right direction.

Mind you, i've been around on IRC for a very long time and know how tiring it can get to basically get asked the same question in different form all the time (and "having" to answer it).
>as gas generally is wasted by heat wicking around the edge of your pan.

Not that we shouldn't be moving away from gas, but that heat might not be a waste in the wintertime, since it is also displacing heat you needed to keep your house warm. Of course it is best if to use a heat pump to keep your house warm, because you can then get efficiencies of greater than 100%.
I'm genuinely curious here: is first mover advantage real? I can think of plenty of examples where the second mouse got the cheese, so to speak (digital cameras being one; search another; electric cars another, etc etc). Where has being the first, as opposed to the cheapest or best, really mattered?
Glad to see you doing this!

I like the value add that TideLift does, but the minimum buy-in for TideLift was more than we were willing to spend as a small startup. I felt bummed that we weren't able to help.

No such problem here, though - expect me to signup very shortly :)
South Korea fines Google, Meta over privacy violations
Google misrepresenting number of results on page 1 of search
Example: Try searching for "Dalle mini" and scroll to the bottom of the page. It lists only 2 pages of results.

But when you click into the second page and scroll to the bottom, you'll see many more pages.
It's okay, the population will crash in the next three generations and only the smartest will survive. /s
It matters how quickly it is absorbed and the actual -amount- as usual. Apple has far less "energy" per volume than a potato. You can't just look at ratios obviously. all that glucose gets broken down into sucrose and fructose and that's the point. Being toxic is a function of both "chemical" and amount. a potato will have a much higher amount of fructose per unit that an apple after it all gets broken down, an apple also has fiber that will slow down the absorption of the glucose/fructose.The ratio of fructose/sucrose in standard issue is such that it should be slightly worse than cane sugar, but not that much worse.
I want to emphasize something here. Artists in general are not technical. Many don’t have the knowledge and skills to build their own render farm. This is why services like yours exist. Don’t listen to people trying to work the economics of build vs buy when a studio doesn’t have the technical chops to run their own. If they did, they would. Some do. Most don’t. If you’re a Disney/Pixar or VFX shop you probably have it. If you are a freelance artist, you probably don’t.

Considering that Blender is being used more and more for high production shots, you’ll be happy services like this exist. At least until you release your feature.

Keep going. Folks who can build their own render farm, will, but the vast majority of artists won’t.
I cannot imagine the sheer amount of energy wasted by a whole bunch of NPM packages running on my phone...
Eh, it depends on who "you" are. I'm pretty sure the USAF can use them on all seven continents. Meanwhile I, not having a contract, can't use them on any continent.
> Obviously math is essential to the work that we do, but the physical world decides whether the math is right, not the other way arounnd

That was the belief before the 1800s. But with the discovery of non-euclidean geometry, math has been divorced from the physical world. Math is simply a system of axioms and proofs. Math is purely abstract and logical. Whatever math that physicists use just simply happens to align with the physical world.

Also, the physical world doesn't confirm whether the math is "right". Math is deductive, not inductive. As long as the math is derivable from the axioms, it is right. The physical world/experiments determine whether the mathematical model aligns with the physical world. The physical world has no say in math. Not anymore.

> So I'm trained to actively disregard non-physical, not relevant mathematical implications.

In the past, when a mathematical model predicted something ( relativity to quantum physics to elements ), experiments were conducted to determine whether the models aligned with the physical world. If the mathematical models make predictions that physicists currently can't verify with experiments, should we disregard it? Do we need technology to advance to where we can conduct experiments. Do we need physics to become more abstract? Perhaps model the physical world in the virtual world. Would experiments in the virtual world be applicable to physics? Seems like physics is both at a dead-end and on the cusp of a revolution.
"I hate to see more legislation and regulation in general"

With the same approach we would still have child labor in factories...
I always thought that female sexual selectivity guards against our becoming an idiocracy (since intelligence is hereditable).

Help me see your point of view.