skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Also, you know, doctor recommended medication. And not just the "weed doctors" do it either, my conservative neurologist even told me to smoke THC heavy marijuana.

I smoke every day. It absolutely impacts my work and social life, as without it I'm a painful ball of irritation that would have to be on opiates to get anything done.
I'm not that familiar with it, I'd love to know more! I'd be curious what we could bring to Java land.
You're missing the point of the conversation if you think this is about "reputable researchers".
as another example, US lets you bring guns to protests, i am 100% on board with how my government (canada) arrests any idiots who show up with a firearm to a protest.

I generally like the right to protest, but i dont want 100% free for all.
Your comment uses so much loaded language that I'm not actually sure what you're arguing against or for.

> actual green communities that don't require massive cement structures everywhere

I interpret this as meaning more single-family homes rather than apartments and condos.

That would mean urban sprawl which is anything but green. The lower the population density, the less effective mass transit becomes, and more people are driving. Most jobs can't be done from home.

> self-sustaining communities

I interpret this to mean not needing external resources, but this would mean your food choices are limited based on the whims of the local climate. Live up north? Then you're not getting any mangoes or other tropical fruits.
Benjamin Franklin. Went from being a runaway boy to the only person to sign all four documents of the founding of the United States. He dropped out of second grade and taught himself math and reading/writing. He says in his autobiography how he taught himself to write: just rote copying of other people's writing.

His family was not wealthy, but he did have a solid upbringing in a stable family and knew a trade at the professional level by the age of 17, plus has apprenticed at several other trades. He says that his apprenticeship at many trades helped his ability to do science as he could build the experiments himself without asking for help.
My (primitive) sense of fashion wishes it matched the plastic color of the other expansions, rather than the clear plastic
Go ahead and get me a photo off Google images of an alpaca in a suit playing chess in vibrant digital painting style.

Without meaning to sounding rude about it... I'll wait.
> absent other evidence

Perhaps a car embedded in the second floor of a house?
This is certainly plausible, but seems like a rather unreasonably complex potential solution.
I get it, but this is UCSF in SF a progressive city that talks the talk about worker rights. When push comes to shove, they don't care --it's all about money. ne way or the other. Anything, anything they do, makes money somewhere for someone.

A significant portion of the IT staff at UCSF were long-time immigrants to the US, not that it should matter, but SF is about diversity.

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/03/public-universit...
Yes, pretty much. The problem is some cherry picked studies from the 70s that are just plain misinformation. Atkins did a huge disservice to humanity.
Note I merely quoted from the above Github ticket. :)
Yes, I understand what you mean, and I am disagreeing with you that “most” (as in > 50%) renters who have no active plan to leave a metro area would rather buy, but don’t because they can’t afford to. Some, sure. But doesn’t seem like it’s “most”.
only bandwidth wise. latency would be the same assuming that the transmitters and receivers in both cases can process the signal just as fast.
For balance, here’s a rebuttal to the fad that seed oils are our nemesis: https://www.the-nutrivore.com/post/a-comprehensive-rebuttal-...
You should look up the history of protests. They absolutely are meant to disrupt.
One place protoc doesn't align well is the descriptor object. https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/referenc...

Comment placement is basically allowed anywhere by protoc, but how to get those comments within a Descriptor object for a proto is not well defined (there are places where you can put comments that are not available within Descriptor). It provides leading/trailing comments, but there are many other cases that are missed today (like comments embedded within a list of items in an array). Maybe this is a mismatch between what protoc allows and what Descriptor presents, but it's definitely annoying.
No one on the Left is about ignoring race as an issue. That's pretty much a right-wing trope 100%.
Carrot is a great app. However, it's expensive and massively overkill for people living in the Bay Area. $40 a year for a warning the 10 times a year it rains is a bit much.

Still, until iPadOS 16 brought a native weather app, Carrot was the best alternative for using the same app across all my devices (Mac, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch). I'm glad the built in Weather app is sufficiently good that I can drop that subscription.
Thanks!

I'm not a guy, I'd prefer if you used they to refer to me, but she works too.

The PAM one was a really fun talk to write. I need to finish that postmortem on how that talk went wrong.
The kinds of people who frequent HN
They would also break into smaller groups and the older/advanced children would teach the younger children lessons.
Joan of Arc. French peasant girl who had visions. Ended up leading armies into battle against the English to free her country. Burned at the stake by the English for the crime of wearing pants into battle (instead of a skirt). That's the British for you: kill you and make up some bullshit lie of why they did.
I think we're reaching some insane point in this discussion when a funeral of one of the most well known people in the world, where leaders of literally every major superpower are coming over to pay their respects is called an extravaganza.
I wonder if DX100 firmware could be hacked like that as well, it being another of the 4-op beasts too
> I used to show up early to work, took my responsibilities seriously, and not take shortcuts. Guess what? I get paid the same either way, so what's the point?

What do you imagine happens in Israel, Russia, India, or China when people do that? They get profit sharing? Seems unlikely.
> Even a 3 mile bike ride at that point means you're drenched in sweat, which is just not acceptable in a majority of environments.

First, how much you sweat depends on (a) how out of shape you are. After a couple of weeks your fitness level will improve and you'll sweat less/not-at-all.

As well as (b) how hard you pedal. I used to pedal hard on my cycling commute to work in the Before Times, and did arrive sweaty, but that was I wanted the cardio. I simply wore the funny-looking clothing and changed at work. No, I didn't stink: I took a shower at home beforehand, which reduced the bacteria on my body, and so it was fine. Sweat does not stink (it's just salt water), but bacteria stinks. But if I pedalled at a leisurely pace, then I hardly sweat at all.

Pedalling effort can also be reduced by pedal-assist e-bikes.
I don't think the article is as bad as you make it.

I too find that seniority should involve understanding systems and business e.g. and the author layed it down nicely.
I don't think that it is. The rich and powerful are still real people with real grief. I'm not opposed to people protesting parliment or whatever, but let the mourners mourn in peace.
The article said it isn't plastic only. The chart compared groups of Americans. Asian Americans were the only mostly immigrant group. The article said exposing mice to obesogenic chemicals before birth had effects later in their lives. 1 chemical had effects for 3 generations.
I didn't know we had a king. I thought we were an autonomous collective. [1]

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8bqQ-C1PSE
I had home automation based on Dark Sky API. Sad to see it go.

(mental note: make sure there are always alternate solutions and manual over-rides for external resources.)
I think this would mean eating nothing but home cooked meals or a 3x in grocery bill. I'm not even sure of the latter strategy
The alternative is that you can be arrested for saying something mean at a funeral. I prefer the American system.
A true pioneer, it's interesting to see how the global audience don't want to acknowledge his impact in the EV market

Interesting part at 7:35
This is the UK. You get arrested for taking a plastic knife outside or making mean tweets.
A platform buying up cross-platform apps and making them uni-platform really should be slam dunk anti-trust. It's obviously anti-consumer and concentration of market power.
That's looking on the bright side! A glass half full type of person i'm guessing. lol
- wX (based on NWS data): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=joshuatee.wx / https://f-droid.org/en/packages/joshuatee.wx/

- weawow: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.weawow / https://weawow.com/
They do. That was the selling point.
Does anyone know if Apple is actively using the barometer data from iPhones to work on improving weather forecast accuracy? Dark Sky claimed they were doing this but offered no information about it, so I am skeptical that they actually did work on this.

AFAIK they were not weather nerds / atmospheric scientists, and did not work with researchers on the use of the data, or do any work on statistical verification to know if their barometer data was helping or not, so I expect that they just collected some data but didn't use it.

But Apple could be in a prime position to use the barometers to make weather forecast accuracy improvements.

Google too, of course, but AFAIK they are not working on this.
Trans fats are now banned in the US so there's not much of a need to look.
Sorry, the booster had a problem in it's engine, not explosion.

Also the capsule blasted free, the plume of the escape rocket made the booster look like it exploded, but later the telemetry say the booster was in one piece as it fell down.

Of-course when it hit (not landed) the ground pieces would be all over the place.
> Refusing to give alms to the poor "because it would discriminate against the rich" seems obviously fallacious to me.

In what way is this obviously fallacious? Alms have to come from somewhere, and if you take them from the rich then it is clearly discrimination against the rich. You could very well make the argument that this is justified, but fallacious it is not.

That aside, it doesn't take a lot of scanning through those who purportedly wish to give alms to the poor before you find some outright revenge-driven rhetoric.
How could you possibly control for the major confounder of “having the kind of parent who would intentionally subject their unborn child to THC”?
This sounds a lot like trunk based development: feature flags, incremental changes, no long-lived feature branches.

I think better tooling around git will help a lot with speeding up development teams.
Currently rocking an ExpressCard to 3x USB-3 adapter in my 2007 Core 2 Duo laptop, with my laptop motherboard modified to supply 5V to the two reserved EC pins, and the EC modified to pull 5V from the two pins instead of generating 500mA of 5V using a boost converter. The card works fine on Linux and is noticeably faster than USB 2.0, but the drivers blue-screen on Vista and I have not tested on 7 (the laptop is too old for proper drivers, and today is more of a toy and novelty than a proper tool, but Linux Mint MATE runs excellently still).
M2 MacBook Air speakers damanged doing sine sweep tests at full volume
The official reason that guy got arrested was for "a tweet causing anxiety"
That's like complaining that you will get arrested for having sex in the middle of the street, but sex in a film is somehow fine(surely it's because movie producers have money and are in cahoots with the government, and not for any other, more logical reason, like the fact that art forms, no matter how poor in taste, are protected by society).
They will have a REST api again.

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/weatherkitrestapi
The API is replaced by https://developer.apple.com/documentation/weatherkitrestapi which is available as a REST API and can be used on non-Apple platforms.
It's likely for "disturbing the peace" which is a little more cut-and-dry than rudeness. So many weird people on both sides of this event, though. I don't care about the queen but props to you if you do. Let's just not make it a thing more than it needs to be.
https://nasstatus.faa.gov - will give you exceptionally accurate information about flight delays unrelated to your aircraft. wx & airspace.
> Anecdotally I know plenty of cannabis users, and many of them have obvious mental issues

If there’s a causal link, I wonder in which direction is more common? I know kids from my neighborhood who now smoke a lot of weed. I think most of them had issues long before trying weed and weed was more of an escape for them, much like booze is for many.
iPhone 14 Plus Pre-Orders Worse Than iPhone 13 Mini, Product Strategy 'Fails'
The data is public and comes from NOAA but they are doing their own forecasting.

Here is a blog post from one of the devs about their process (2011): http://jackadam.github.io/2011/how-dark-sky-works/
> claiming that AI is generating something completely new is a bit naive IMHO.

I don't see how AI art is less new than the vast majority of human art. Both can create unique compositions that are still deeply rooted in patterns and principles thousands of years old.

> Humans mix a much more broader and deeper experience pool to create things without prompts.

AI does not have understanding, but it's stealing the underlying patterns that are the end result of that human experience.
Just as a baseline, we know smoking cannabis is unsafe because it’s smoke going into your lungs. That’s never healthy. Any particulate inhalation is bad for your lungs.
I often finish tests long before the time limit is up, for a variety of reasons, but I can't think of any time where the results took that into account. Should it? (IMO yes, but that gets difficult to account for)
Measuring the performance of a CDN isn't that interesting. This is about the fastest blog I have seen and it doesn't have a CDN in front of it:

https://www.lukew.com
A question for those in this thread who want to ban a privacy service because it's utilized for unlawful activity:

What's your opinion of Tor?
That is not a question you would be asked. You would be asked if you have ever been convicted of a criminal offense a pardon wasn't granted for.
Wait why N² and not 2.pow(n)?
Haskell is a well-designed language so there is a lot to learn from it!
For me they were on point, sometimes down to the minute. That is, until Apple bought them.
Fredrick Douglas. Black slave in Maryland. Was taught the alphabet, but that's about all. Taught himself words by going up to white boys and saying "I know more words than you do." The other boy would respond "yea, how about this word and this word and this word?" Fredrick: "oh, wow, you are right."

Seems to have escaped to the North by writing his own papers. Ended up as an absolutely amazing writer. See his autobiography "The Narrative of the Life of Fredrick Douglas, an American Slave." Amazingly well-written.
> Entirely non-Unicode. International text is supported, but it isn't based on Unicode nor requiring any unified character encoding.

What are some of the issues you see with Unicode?
a food desert is a (usually) hyperbolic phrase used to describe areas where access to nutritionally balanced food is hindered by something like scarcity or economy and replaced with access to food that is cheap and plentiful but nutritionally unsound.
You can buy a Neighborhood Electric Vehicle today and drive it on many city streets.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neighborhood_Electric_Vehicle?...
I think I benefited from multi-grade classrooms and certainly enjoyed interacting with multiple cohorts of students. I missed that after switching back to largely single-grade.
I used to do implementations for an EDI provider. They were almost always custom. I am shocked there’s a belief that it isn’t custom. Most projects took weeks to just setup a single partner relationship.
USAian here:

> Protests should be allowed

They are.

> destroying public property

Is illegal and you can be arrested for it.

> advocating violence or hate

Is illegal and you can be arrested for it.

You just can’t be arrested for “being rude”. You have to commit a crime.

Protesting does not mean you’re immune to prosecution for non-free-speech crimes. What happened with the BLM riots was simply governments deciding, for one reason or another, not to stop the crimes being committed.
I've seen feature branches attacked a lot and the common refrain is always the same. They live for weeks and then are hard to merge back in.

This is why you should be merging main back into your feature branch daily, so imo this is just a strawman.

That's assuming it's not reasonable to have smaller features. Sometimes it's not. You should strive for feature branches that live for a day or two, but if you MUST have it longer, just merge back in.
Bribing companies to avoid selling your competitor's product doesn't hurt, either.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Micro_Devices,_Inc.....
Kuo: iPhone 14 Plus Pre-Orders Worse Than iPhone 13 Mini, Strategy 'Fails'
Is anyone applying deep learning to weather forecasting? Seems like there might be a disruption opportunity there.
I don't think anyone can answer that question but you.

But here are some questions for you:

What is your financial situation like? Would taking a sabbatical put you in a bad situation with your savings, or even worse, debt?

What if what you really want is not a sabbatical, but a different job?

I can tell you my experience is that taking time off has been good for me health-wise, but it wasn't a financial hardship to do it, and I'm self employed, so my work situation is a little unusual. I expect it might have the opposite effect you're low on savings and try to take long time off without an income.

It sort of makes me mad sometimes to think that burnout is so prevalent in our industry that people dream of taking not just a vacation, but a long sabbatical, just to recover.
Watching close enough?

This has been Appple's business model and advertising for decades: your digital lifestyle hardware and software solution.
https://javaparser.org/
I think you missed his point.

The public paid for this funeral, and therefor they have every right to participate in it.

They should show some respect, it is a funeral after all. If they wanted a "private funeral" they should pay for one.
In a lot of ways in the US i see the issue here coming down to prohibition. If Marijuana was legal and regulated then the FDA could prosecute fraudsters that claim the drug is “completely hazard free miracle herb that doctors HATE”.

Of course irresponsible fools are taking advantage in a gap in the law to make short term profits.
This is slowly transforming from tiresome to nauseating. Yes, the rhetoric needs to end, but not that rhetoric. People should stop whining about how they don't want to return to office, and just find jobs where it is not mandatory. There are thousands of these jobs, and there's nothing wrong with them. Let market figure that out. Or, if you are really interested in FAANG-level salaries - you should play by their rules.

And please stop making up stories about how bad managers are to blame. Just don't work with bad managers.
You might be onto something. The US government has been subsidizing dairy products [1] and it has caused a huge surplus[2], which processed food manufacturers then try to add into anything they can because it's a cheap filler. But it wouldn't be a cheap filler if it hadn't been for the government propping up the production. Dairy farmers in this country make so much milk that they will sometimes dump it rather than sell it [3].

[1] https://www.farmanddairy.com/top-stories/a-brief-history-of-...

[2] https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2018/06/28/ameri...

[3] https://youtu.be/orTNTwaZauQ
In a democracy? Sure, arrests can still occur, but one needs to be a lot more careful than the argument OP used.

However, the UK is a kingdom in various important ways, and this was the funeral of the head of state and the head of the official state religion.
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Even assuming it's great original code for an interesting problem, I don't think it says much about the candidate and how he will do in your company.
It may not be good that people are being arrested for rudeness, but it is definitely better than them being arrested for their political views.
gitflow is not feature flow, that seems to be a common misunderstanding.
You don't get it.

> A never-ending stream of novel music that tailors itself to you.

That's worthless. A firehose of novelty is almost immediately no longer novel.

Why would anyone want this?

It's the same problem already with streaming services and their own series. They're all already joyless and immediately forgettable. They have less and less value.

Your breathlessly described "amazing transformation" sounds incredibly boring and pointless.
Hiring for Empathy in Engineering Organizations- a Winning Formula
I see this exact same comment did pretty well on Reddit too: https://www.reddit.com/r/unitedkingdom/comments/xckw5v/comme...

1. Not all of the arrests have been made at a "funeral"
2. It wasn't a funeral
3. If you're going to have a very public precession, parading a body through the streets with all the obedients lapping it up, surely you have to have a level of tolerance for dissenting voices? I imagine the disruption this event caused on Edinburgh was pretty large...

There's wall to wall coverage of this event happening worldwide right now, we need room for the dissenting voices too. Otherwise it's just outright sycophancy
Yeah, that's fair enough :)
i see quite a few confusing or ill spirited comments so I suppose most of this thread is from a distinctly United States American perspective. Its worth kindly pointing out the UK has its own law and order, much of which applies to your character and conduct in the public sphere.

Conversely Whilst considered in egregiously poor taste, burlish crass and offensive protests are generally permitted in the USA provided they are performed on public property. a prime example is the Westboro Baptist Church, a cavalcade of questionably religious zealots who protest everything from LGBTQ funerals to the funerals of war veterans. They shout, scream, and generally send mourners into distress and misery for the duration of their service.
Since about half the country seem to want to show up, it seems reasonable and proportionate. I wouldn't have a problem with some celebrity's funeral being a huge affair either, even if I didn't care for that celebrity myself.

In case I'm misunderstood, I don't feel strongly either way about the British royalty, but I'm OK with allowing a significant proportion of the population being left alone to get on with what ceremony they want to do, given that they want to do it.
There are boxes, for sure!

There's a rubric of requirements. Technical proficiency, leadership, mentorship, cross-functional impact. If you want to be cynical about it, sure -- it can mean you drive projects just for the impact, you lead internal conferences, you hold meetings, you mentor, whatever, all for the self-serving benefits of promotion.

And you definitely get the whiff of that occasionally from certain initiatves people take on.

But I generally find it pretty positive and inspiring to see how it encourages people to grow, and how it drives the tone of the organization. For example I've never worked somewhere where it was so encouraged to take on tasks outside of your comfort zone. To suck at things, and learn, and get better -- versus staying in your own little hole and getting very good at your specific role, but no more.