skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes. Realistically, it is difficult to reach a bad end from a single, isolated hypo event.

But I have myself made the mistake of underestimating hypoglycemia. Growing up, I always had issues of under-dosing insulin, because my bodyweight was always increasing; it seemed like I could always get away with giving a bit more insulin. When I stopped growing in my early 20s, I kept on with the aggressive dosing (got frustrated with the high BG feeling!) and had a string of severe hypo incidents. I had no idea what was happening during these events, but not only that, my neurological response changed and I had hypoglycemic unawareness. And, since I was so aggressive with insulin, my counterregulation was gone, so doses and meals that used to end in 80mg/dL were now ending in 30 mg/dL. And because my neuro response changed after the first few, I would slip into complete unawareness even during a mild 55 or 60 mg/dL.

Unawareness feels like: gosh there is something going on but I don't know what. There's something that I urgently need right now (sugar), if only I could place it. I have to be somewhere (work) this morning, but I don't know where... Imagine having a vivid dream, in which something in the room (like a person talking next to you or a fan turning on or something) affects the dream. Now, while you're in the dream, try to figure out what and where that thing actually is. It can be very very difficult, because it's like, the bug is in the operating system.

You can easily die from this, and many people do, I think the common figure is 1 of 20 t1d end up dying this way. Overaggressive treatment after the honeymoon period ends, when growth stops, or when changing insulins (like moving from long-acting to the pump), or even just having a bad flu -- there are many ways to make this mistake. And it is not obvious at all when you are making this mistake.
Do it anyways. Be assertive about your rights. They were paid for with blood.

There's a reason why "live free or die" is an expression. Your fear of death or punishment can be used to virtually enslave you. So you might as well live free, because you're going to die one way or another.
When’s the big redesign? I’m assuming this is after MySpace had already lost mindshare and was slowly dying out?
These people always want to portray kids seeking treatment as just kids looking to do something rebellious instead of, you know, a tiny portion of kids being miserable because they have to lead a basically fake life while half the country tells them they are stupid and wrong and pedophiles
Dosbox has basically unlimited bus speed, too, so you're not getting the delay from writing to a real VGA.
Yeah you're looking good though I would recommend adding a CloudWatch alert to make sure it doesn't sneak up on you. IIRC in general provisioned IOPS can help with other performance attributes like throughput so I would look at the differences documented by AWS and then take a look at all of the relevant metrics to be certain.
Even popular things such as finding out what are the more popular Path of Exile league starter builds is harder to find now than in the past. At this point, I'm often just searching the PoE forums or subreddit to get an idea for a build.
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This made it occur to me that a tablet that mimics the form of electric typewriters—a fixed-width LCD screen, a bit akin to those on simple calculators, with the full page above it, and text from the LCD appended to the "page" when you move to the next line—might actually be awesome for writing, coupled with an external keyboard. Potentially-very-low input latency while typing, and no page-flickering except when changing lines. You could even scroll back to edit.
Not at all. But there are culturally rich languages with even fewer speakers then Esperanto, and people still learn them. Consider for example people learning ancient Norse, so they can read the Icelandic sagas in the original, or Ancient Greek, or even Klingon or Tolkian elvish so they can understand a fictional Klingon opera or Elven poem.

When you learn Esperanto you get access to a specific literature not available in Indonesian or German. That might be worth it for some people.
>That's not white collar tech jobs, that's ALL jobs in SF

Right! Because:

>If we are take an average SF salary...

>No way average SF salary is that low.

:)
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Nah, it threw a js exception. Tbh it's probably a me problem, been a while since I updated chrome. Tried it on my phone and it loaded up fine in about 3-5 minutes.
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This year, $2.2 billion in cryptocurrency has been stolen from DeFi projects

Many of the thefts have stemmed from flaws in the computer programs — known as “smart contracts” — that power DeFi.

The technology is “highly complicated, and complexity is the enemy of security,” said Steve Walbroehl, a founder of the crypto security firm Halborn.

Note that blockchain is just accounting and mostly irrelevant to the scams and hacks that are proliferating in all directions.
> This solves nothing. Having more people in jail solves nothing.

Yes it does. It gets them off the streets. It is the only thing that will do it.

The problem in the past is that we only incarcerated homeless people overnight. Jail was a revolving door, and people went right back onto the streets after being released, over and over again.

The problem is that we released them before they had recovered from the problems that made them homeless! We put them right back on the streets! It was a stupid policy that achieved nothing.

We need to be willing, as a society, to incarcerate people, and keep them incarcerated, until we have a good reason to believe they will not be homeless when released. This will require massive commitment and expenditure.

The problem has become so great that nothing else will work. There are no other possible solutions. Plus, if you see the way these people currently live, you'd realize that being institutionalized is better than the hell that is currently their daily lives.
i wonder if any smart locks are down, people being locked in or out of their AirBNBs would be pretty funny.
This certainly feels a natural extension from being able to do it off of code already.

https://media.defcon.org/DEF%20CON%2026/DEF%20CON%2026%20pre...
What argument? The point is that everybody votes based on their particular opinions of what is moral or immoral, often related to their religious beliefs, this is not a new phenomenon, and it is not at odds with freedom of religion.
> Plan9's permission system is very simple and doesn't map well to other VFS's

Plan 9 is a pure VFS OS. 9p uses regular unix permissions which map just fine. The major issue is that since plan 9 is all vfs, there are no crufty unix leftovers like hidden dot files or hard/soft links. User specific configuration files belong in $user/lib and bind replaces hacky links. These old unix hacks were accommodated in 9p2000.u. Further extensions to .u resulted in 9p2000.L which adds some Linux metadata stuff (I cant remember right now, my memory of 9p2000.u/L is fading).
That's awesome! I tried a split keyboard for a short period and it felt special. How long did it take you to reach your previous typing speed when you first started?
There are beds available. That's all you need to know. When police go to an illegal camp and say, you need to go to a shelter, it's not accurate to say they have nowhere to go. They do have somewhere to go.

Handwaving this away and saying, well, maybe according to some estimate we may run out of beds in the future -- when we haven't run out of beds and never do, is not a serious argument.
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Docusign has terrible outsourced tech support and dreadful account management. I'm wondering what all these people are actually doing. There are decent alternatives for the majority of uses, and they cost so much less.
I do believe a sizeable percent of all blogs and comments on the big bad internet are already generated by AI / models / etc. Especially so for the anonymous ones. So it's an AI buddy that's going to unmask lots of its AI buddies.

Also, as others have commented, it's going to be hilarious when the AI shall unmask comments written in the style of Obama or Trudeau.

But, as always, it's amazing to see taxpayer dollars hard at useful work.
I participated in many status page color discussions and we always discussed sla. Shrug
Cynical take: When has Google ever cared whether or not anyone else can play with their toys? Plus it's less likely to be cancelled if it's never turned into a product.
You would be surprised how common this is. Lots of startup companies also love to brag about how many xooglers they have recruited. I once interviewed at a startup and the CTO introduced himself as "xoogler". After the interview I checked his Linkedin profile and he had a summer internship at Google 7 years ago.
Totally unnecessary. Just make levels granular so that there's never a large difference in the same role. Junior developer I, II, III, IV. Developer I, II, III, IV. Senior developer I, II... Then you can post whatever salary you want, just say that the candidates' experience and ability matches a different level if you want to pay them more or less. I don't see anything in the bill that prohibits companies from saying "your performance doesn't match level X, but we are willing to offer level Y".

Ultimately if companies want to give a candidate more money to seal a hire they'll find a way. If they don't want to pay a candidate as much they'll either just not hire them, or offer a different role. I suspect this will be a superficial change and nothing more.
...and a garbage collector is one of those. It's not magic fairy dust, it's still software that works on the same processing unit as your program, and obeys the same rules. Computers are finite automata, they can't beget true randomness, so any software system that is isolated to a single machine is "deterministic", if you have enough context.
How much do Big Tech companies pay their employees?
Smart move to pool these things together to dominate HN etc for a week or so.
A release every ~2 months or so feels bite size but combined you got a full feast.
I guess it depends on your standards but to say you’re priced out everywhere with no context is a wild exaggeration if you’re in the top 5% of earners.

a $1M house or condo bought at 3% rates would have been under $5k all in a month. I’m fairly certain a single person with mid six figure income could easily afford that. It’s now around $6k which should also be doable.
I'm very curios how many developers DocuSign has.

At Bulksign https://bulksign.com, we're building a digital signatures platform which has comparable features with a tiny team.
JS disabled which eradicates whole classes of attacks which de-anon you
I don't think Wick's has ever been in the top spot in Louisville pizza. The last Impellizerri's just forever closed (in N'Albany), sadly, but Bearno's was always better than Wick's. (People are welcome to fight me on that. Wick's gets higher rated in people's heads sometimes simply because of its proximity to bars and usefulness as drunk food. Take off the drunk goggles and its not as good as you think.) Then there's all the recent up-and-comers like The Post.
Yeah, even something “simple” like a replacement of Visa or Mastercard is quite complicated.
Just a couple days ago I was searching for a funny video I had seen. I tried searching on YouTube and Google - typing in descriptions, what I remembered of the title, the excerpts of dialog I could recall, what was going on in the video - couldn't find anything even close to it. Searched on TikTok and got it in the first result.

Google search quality is in severe decline in my opinion. I have many experiences where I am searching for stuff that I know exists and that I know Google of yesteryear would have found, and Google comes back with garbage results and spam. Personally, I am hopeful that this means a Google-killer will be coming along soon.
No, the gas is flowing out of the pipeline because the pipeline wasn't empty. Apparently, it will take until Sunday for the pipeline to empty.
Most people won't use a language-mixer of sorts. Do you think Apple or The Google are going to provide this as a feature on their devices? Of course not. The vast majority of people wouldn't even care to want such a feature. The whole point is to use this technology against everyday people, not the criminals who might be savvy enough to obfuscate their identity.
Could I interest you by chance in an Alphasmart word processor?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AlphaSmart
I used your guide earlier this very week to get a handle on the basics of pcal/tla for some stuff at work. Thanks!
That's a bit complicated. The most basic thing is awareness, and advertising definitely does what you'd expect there. If your problem is that nobody knows who "nemothekid" is then you're not going to get many votes, and advertising "nemothekid" helps with that.

But it gets murky pretty quickly after that, an advert which tells people "nemothekid" is a straight shooting maverick, a fresh face with plenty of experience, who is laser focused across a broad range - vote nemothekid, that's nemo-the-kid - well that might work fine even though that's self-contradictory nonsense. Because it put your name in a voters head.
Agreed. I really hate DALL-E's censoring of prompts, I'm glad they're losing out.
I am curious if it will help our builds; they are pretty slow, even to the point we have all kinds of tricks to speed them up. Thanks for trying to fix this upfront anyway.
What a mistake, they should have setup a developer fund

VC funding = it'll become Figma
TBF China hasn't got a lot of choice. They do not have a highly effective vaccine. Millions of people in China would die if COVID were allowed to spread. Damned if you do, damned if you don't.
> of course, in practice, once they've bought, people tend to be averse to their "investment" losing 20% or 30%, even if they did lock in a good interest rate they'll be paying for years to make up the fall.

This is not entirely irrational. The median length of hone ownership is about 13 years. With stable value and interest rates, this is not a big issue. People can role their equity into their next home and just pay the transaction cost of selling. With rising rates and falling prices, you would also need to realize the loss, and give up on the counteracting benefit of a low rate.

The net effect of this is to make people more reluctant to move than they otherwise would be.
You forgot about the portals. It had portals before Portal. It also features some pretty cool weapons and other mechanics. Pretty cool game. Too bad Human Head never got to finish the second one
Yet another wonder/danger of social logins.
I'm working on a team to build alternative YouTube recommendations. You can search a channel to get a list of similar channels. Our list for Asianometry includes the Asia Society's official channel which has videos of public talks on Asian geopolitics, TechTechPotato which covers semiconductor chips, and Dongfang Hour covering the Chinese space program, as well as dozens more channels covering hardware and asian geopolitics (sometimes both!):

https://channelgalaxy.com/id%3DUC1LpsuAUaKoMzzJSEt5WImw/
I'm getting an error when I visit that site[0] even with JS enabled. The source code is kinda weird too.

[0] https://www.meta.com/
The good old virtually-irreplacable-core-component-as-a-service model.
So Cloudflare is going full cloud provider?
Agreed; SD barely follows prompts at all.
> so you'd either have to convince the user to install a PWA via the URL bar affordance (which already requires real HTTPS and respects the LOD),

Getting a valid SSL certificate for getFakeSaas.com is free, and respecting LoD has no effect at this time. Once the PWA is installed, there is no LOD, amd my PWA can phish any domain I desire with faked affordances.
One of my most unpopular opinions is that CP2077 was one of the best games of the last 10 years.

The _launch_ was a disaster, as far as a AAA game goes, I will 100% agree with that. However... if you had a decent PC and didn't have unlucky bugs, it was an amazing experience. You could go down any random street and it really felt like there was an adventure behind every corner... and not just any adventure, these things were incredibly detailed.
does anyone have recommended video-based ways of learning about TLA+?
It was 41 minutes from the first sign of trouble in our monitoring (an SQS queue backing up because the lambda it triggers wasn't getting invoked) to AWS posting the "informational" status.
> I only think it's the case in terms of medicine or science, especially disciplines that are so granular that even someone from one subfield can't fully understand a paper in the next.

Paycheck adjacent it is then.

> I don't think politics or war are as specialised. Also, those things are within the realms of daily experience, while most physics is not.

Evidently we all have our areas of ignorance. It’s silly that you say leading armies and countries is a matter of everyday experience, but physics isn’t. Suffice to say modern warfare is a deep field and politics is basically intractable for any formal approach.

And doubtless experts at defense contractors will use similar arguments to yours for why their funding shouldn’t be cut either.

> You know well why a lay person's opinion on politics is more relevant than a lay person's opinion on physics.

I do not know that. I know that the both the layman’s and the physicist’s opinions on politics and physics are equally irrelevant to the people who control spending and policy. I may not be up to date on the latest epicycles added to quantum chromodynamics, but I’ve had enough experience to know that the grants are not allotted on the basis of actual scientific merit.

I do think naked self-interest is leading you into cognitive dissonance. You know full well that science funding is more a political matter than a scientific one. Thus you either contradict yourself or agree that the opinions of the layman ought to be relevant to funding physics experimentation.
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Me? I am old school and just clip right through some surfaces.
> OpenAI rushed into monetisation and control before having a killer app

They also went for B2B first. Which is weird. Why not parallel a B2C app? It could be a subscription or packs of drawings. It would generate buzz and give useful data on the sorts of things real people type into these systems. I
I'm not sure that's true. There are quite a few venture capital firms in the UK that invest in the software world.

The problem is more that, especially in the past 10 years or so, the sheer number of failures you need to absorb in order to get one success seems out of whack to the historical norm. The VC firms in the UK and rest of Europe (really, everywhere that's not California) can only afford relatively small investments for relatively large chunks of equity. To get VC firms on the scale of a16z or YC you need to have at least one mega hit, ideally several, and then you make big investments in hundreds of ropey startups in the hope that another one comes good. That's the US approach. The UK hasn't had an equivalent of a Google or Netscape that could kickstart whole new VC funds.

The past 10 years feels especially poor for non-US VC because so much money flooded into the market that there are dozens of venture backed "tech firms" for every obvious idea, so companies outside the US just get outspent into oblivion. How on earth would a UK firm have competed against Uber for example? The sums of money burned were astronomical. Blockchain firms also sucked up vast amounts of talent and capital in the UK due to its adjacency to finance, but with relatively little to show for it all.

It feels like in the era where the big US funds were made, companies were risky but still on a reasonable scale. Google/Facebook etc became profitable within a small number of years. You didn't get funds willing to pump money into firms for a decade+ with no ROI in sight.
Thank you so much for recording this. I appreciate it a ton.

It’s incredible to look at it from the user’s perspective. And happy that you found it useful. Gives me a few ideas on how to improve certain things.

And to compare it to Crisp, that’s just amazing. Would love to see Transistor’s help and api docs on Subsection at some point.

This was great!
We can do this. Just email.
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Sure, it just depends on what your goal is and what your budget is. If you have millions of dollars and want to give a candidate a boost, you can definitely do so. Ads that feature the candidates name will increase voter familiarity, which will increase votes. Even with the new rules in place, you can probably still achieve similar ends by running 'get the vote out' ads only in areas where your candidate's likely voters live.

But this doesn't mean FB ads work for everyone. Most companies don't have millions of dollars to spend on raising awareness, because mere awareness doesn't translate into purchases in the same way it translates into votes.
Ah, by "Already done" I was referring to to the fact that your blog post exists and addresses the performance issues :-)
It would be a really hilarious to find a backdoored app and demand the source code for the backdoors in accordance with the license.
If you'll allow me to speculate on what I think you're getting at, it looks like you are trying gather a list of potential heresies in order to respond and remind us that none of those examples are illegal to express. And, because that speech is not illegal, there is no reason to fear the government having the ability to associate one's speech with one's real identity through these tools.

That being said, people like me worry because the government also has things like the Disposition Matrix. Sure, our speech is perfectly legal and protected by the First Amendment but there's nothing stopping some agency from classifying us as a risk and subjecting us to all sorts of who-knows-what behind the scenes.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disposition_Matrix
Many states have salary history bans to mitigate this. It doesn't prevent Equifax from doing other things with your salary history but it isn't a factor in seeking employment if you are served by competent legislators.
How is that the case ? How can SMS be exploited?
> We are currently testing a DALL·E API with several customers and are excited to soon offer it more broadly to developers and businesses so they can build apps on this powerful system.

Here’s the real news! Just hope they disable the autoban for API users. It’s one thing to filter NSFW outputs like SD websites do, but blocking application API accounts for requests by end users would make it unusable.
Congrats on the launch. Apple Silicon really threw a wrench in Docker local development workflows, and this feels like a natural solution.

Does docker compose work with this?
Dall.e is much better at understanding what you want. And sometimes stable diffusion feels a bit overfitted on some prompt (especially with cars).

But Dall.e is often behind in terms of image quality. They are nice looking from far, but a bit more blurry or weird than stable diffusion if you look closely.

However you can use boths together. These days I tend to use stable diffusion first, but when a prompt is not going well I copy paste it in dall.e and get what I meant much easily. And then I import the dall.e generated image in stable diffusion to work it a bit more and get something a bit better looking.
Did they have media blackouts? Where I live they do and I think it helps to chill down the discourse and garbage scandals.
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