skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Wow, my guess was since it was 2011, they would've still been using an old-fashioned spinning disk or probably an SSD with that form factor and normal SATA connection, but they were already using M.2 SSD, but a Frankenstein one where an adapter is needed:

https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/n4Fo16YKi45Y5JxL.f...

Source: https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/MacBook+Air+11-Inch+Mid+2011+So...
The basic problem is that machine learning systems don't really understand what they're doing. So most of the time, they do the right thing, and when they do a totally wrong thing, they don't notice. Works fine for advertising, not so much for self-driving.

Look at those systems that generate images or text from a prompt. Usually the results are good, and sometimes they are totally bogus.

As I point out occasionally, the big hole in AI is "common sense", defined as not screwing up big-time in the next 30 seconds. Until that gets solved, AI systems can't be trusted very far.

The control theory people are trying to fix this, so they can use ML to build control systems with safe behavior. The math is really tough. Way beyond me. See IEEE Transactions on Control Systems Technology to follow this. People are trying to make control theory math and ML math play together. Control theory usually has continuity - if it does the same right thing at 0.21 and 0.22, you can be confident it will do the same right thing at 0.215. ML systems do not have that property. Which is why we see those image recognition demos where some minor change in the background noise totally changes the result.
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1k-year-old stalagmites in Indian cave: history of long, deadly droughts
Is this a natural thing that occurs in other countries? I honestly don't think so. Cross country idea exchange like this usually happens due to geography - the citizens themselves see what works in other countries by visiting them on trips & vacations and they bring these ideas back. Otherwise you can't force stuff like this, the people will reject it as foreign and alien. Simply watching videos or being told how great things are in other countries isn't enough, you have to go there and actually experience it.

I would argue the current anti-car movement in the U.S is a result of more americans going abroad for vacation to Europe and Asia and seeing what works there and bringing those ideas back. But how easy is it for Americans to go abroad? Most can't.
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The app was designed for mobile devices, so it will work, but look ugly, on desktop. The signup page asks for your email, but I'm using the free tier of IHP Cloud, which does not support sending emails, so I have no verification process in place. Also, like any IHP app, it uses nix for dependency management, so it should be straightforward to run locally if you want to try that instead.

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That is surprising! I also assumed that being a 2011 it would be a spinning disk drive.
Ts does produce code, ie. for enums, modules/namespaces.
Latest Covid surge a ‘heavy straw on camel’s back’ for every hospital in UK
> We will figure it out, but it may take generations so the best thing to do is just relax and be supportive.

This sounds weird to me, like "support damaging behavior because that's how people find themselves". Because, after all, damaging behavior is what this thread is about. Sure, maybe someone will grow out of being an ass, but maybe they won't. If you support them "no matter what" instead of calling them out, you're prolonging that behavior.
That logic suggests Microsoft should simply never sell development tools, or even productivity software, because they would presumably be able to leverage the advantage of those tools internally in their own interests to crush all competitors.

Microsoft has long taken the position that its interests are served by there just being more computers being used by more people to do more things (‘a computer on every desk’ etc) - not by monopolizing all computer activity. That’s more IBM’s style.

Why I’d it better to ship it than keep it?

If you have a widget that makes software developers 10% more efficient, sure you can use it to make your own developers more efficient, but if your developers currently account for 1% of all the programming productivity on the planet you just realized a value equivalent to 0.1% of global programming potential.

On the other hand if you ship it as a product in exchange for, say, 10% of the increase in value produced, you contributed a value increase to the world equivalent to 9.9% of programming output, and captured .99% of the value of the market for yourself. That’s much more than the value you could have captured yourself and you grew the market meaning you can extract even more value on the next go around.
While I am actually reassured by this that some US Military leaders are not just jarheads, the solution, unfortunately, is not with the US being the world policeman or rest of the world but with the Russian People to recognise the lies being told, shake off the nationalistic crap being spouted and Remove Putin.
You're free not to believe it, but this is based on people who were recruited by the company, and that large device is what convinced them to join.

EDIT: Here's Karl Guttag commenting on Reddit about the version I'm referring to, The Beast: https://www.reddit.com/r/magicleap/comments/9al4lo/magic_lea...

It's fundamentally different from what the ML1 ended up being.
I love this! Although, I don't think it is a simple state diagram.
In the rational context of the universe, life is impossibly rare.
1. Make an app that is 1:1 tied to a physical person's identity. You can only have one account.

2. Only sell tickets to people with these accounts. Only allow 2 tickets to be sold to a single account holder per concert.

3. If someone wishes to sell their ticket (eg. changed plans, etc.), they can do so for 95% of the original purchase price with 5% going back to the band and marketplace.

4. As an added bonus, loyal fans can get first dibs at tickets.

5. Furthermore bad actors at concerts can be tracked and permabanned.
You teach yourself UI/UX by applying knowledge from outside the field through design patterns and trial and error to actual projects. Understand the user data adjust according, rinse repeat.

Understand business, understand programming sufficiently, learn how to understand data, learn how to observe and draw conclusions based on behavior, understand typography, color theory.

Avoid anything that says UX theory, design theory, design thinking, design psychology etc. Whatever relevance they have, it's already baked into the design patterns.

The biggest advice I have is find areas that don't have well established design patterns as that will normally be the areas you will have the ability to have the biggest impact.

This is my anecdotal +20 years experience making sure I stayed relevant.
I guess I disagree, self interest is generally underestimated to disastrous result. The reason being that if you assume someone is out only for themselves and are wrong you lose very little. If you assume the opposite wrongly it is very costly.

The way I see it we are fundamentally the same species which committed all of the atrocities of the 20th century, 19th century, heck all of the extremely violent and callous behavior in recorded history. To believe that human nature has changed much from that in only the span of a few decades is foolhardy.
They’re not the heroes we deserve, but the heroes need.

I’m fascinated by the price discovery problem in concert tickets, but I’m incredibly frustrated by the lack of artist involvement in that system. I usually hate bringing up NFTs and blockchains, but if any industry would benefit from a verified seller market, it could be this one.

It’s not like Bad Bunny (the company, not Benito) is hurting from missing out on the 9X multiple on floor seats, but acts are increasingly dependent on performance revenues to make a living, and they’re largely cut out from that resale market.
I guess quotes from a 25-year-old video game aren't very popular around here.
https://archive.ph/osuCs

TL;DR:

> Perhaps for every percentage point increase in unemployment above 5 percent, the tax rate would fall by three points, and for every percentage point increase in inflation above 3 percent, it would rise by four points. Other rules could apply for periods when unemployment and inflation moved together. The tax code would become responsive to the economy by default, rather than only through new acts of Congress.
There's a population that has an itch for this kind of hard-core simulation, much like there's a niche for ultra-hard platformers, or people who beat Elden Ring with a chef hat and a soup ladle.

It's one of those games where it's not everyone's jam, but for those who like this sort of thing there's not much else out there that scratches this itch.
Arguably, scalping is capitalism in motion. In situations where the supply and demand curves are unbalanced, especially due to things like MSRP (which tend to be agreements between manufacturer and seller) when supply and demand are wildly out of sync (like the graphics card supply shortage), scalpers may more accurately reflect the "true price" of things.

Of course, it can go too far and become a monopoly, just like anything in capitalism without restraint; but they do have a purpose
Today, the way it is commonly eaten is with cream cheese on a bagel, so the plain carbs and dairy should cut the overall saltiness a lot.

That being said, I have fond memories of lox in my childhood, and I remember the bagels used to have much more generous helpings of cream cheese (nearly a half inch of it.) Maybe Americans being more diet conscious has indirectly driven the cream cheese off and lowered the salt tolerance in the dish.
As a web-focused software engineer, I can safely say TypeScript is the best thing that happened to my work in the last decade.

Aside from the known direct benefits of safety and self-documentation, I've found over time that having a pleasant, smooth coding experience and producing elegant code required me to think differently. I work on a project with very complicated and overloaded business logic, but nowadays my code looks very... "algebraic"? state machines within state machines, exhaustive switches everywhere...

Maintaining and modifying such code has been a joy compared to the old ways. Most of the work is just adding a new member to some union or an attribute to a type, following the red trail fixing errors and voilà.
Viagogo is one of the worst out there.

Back in 2015 I bought 2 tickets for AC/DC through them and I paid ~£270. When I got the tickets in my hands I saw that the price was ~£75-£80 each and Viagogo added more than £100, just because they could.

Kudos to Rammstein and I hope more bands will follow and help us get rid of these scammers.
Not myself, but channeling another: "Research on toxic communication patterns in relationships shows that contempt is an accurate predictor of divorce."
https://www.emberrelationshippsychology.com/blog/the-mistake...
Why not just insist as Glastonbury does that each ticket is personal and that the ticket holder's ID must match the name declared when buying the ticket when they enter the festival grounds.

Then a second hand ticket is worthless.

"GLASTONBURY TICKET INFO

ONLY SEE TICKETS ARE AUTHORISED TO SELL TICKETS FOR GLASTONBURY FESTIVAL
No other site or agency will be allocated tickets. All tickets for the Festival are individually personalised to the named ticket holder and are strictly non-transferable. Security checks are carried out on arrival, and only the specified ticket holder will be admitted to the Festival."

https://www.glastonburyfestivals.co.uk/information/tickets/
You can’t type generators properly a la redux-saga
It might be worse than that. Rail wears, so the signature probably changes with time, even if nobody moves the rail.

Then, in the US, they sometimes use "rail grinders" - specialized trains that literally grind the surface of the rail, in order to remove things like spalling that come from heavy use. That probably changes the magnetic signature, too, a lot faster than regular wear does.

That's not insoluble - re-map after you grind. But it does complicate things somewhat.
Conversely, many of the developers I came across in design firms were cargo cult coders who got jobs because they very confidently presented their mediocre-at-best development capabilities as plausible to non-technical people. In fact, they likely didn't even know they weren't great because they generally completed the simple tasks they were given and the people evaluating their work knew less than they did. Not knowing enough to a hire and direct qualified staff is a management problem, not a problem with the field.

TBH, the overwhelming majority of developers assume they know a lot more about UI, UX and visual design work than they actually do... I'm continually shocked by how many think bringing in a UX person to add visual polish to an otherwise complete product in any way makes sense. In software dev environments, they necessarily have a lot of say in who gets hired. If you're not clear on who does what in the design business, you get people with shiny portfolios of app UI screens assembled in Photoshop to do your "UX" if there's enough time and budget left for the "extra" sprint.
Glastonbury already does this.
I have worked at an advertising agency one of whose specialties was designing restaurant menus for many of the largest casual dining chains. It’s incredible the science, art and other inputs you would never suspect that go into the creation of those
Ticket swap comes pretty close to what you describe… https://www.ticketswap.com/
Because money, the original ticket sale company like ticketmaster make money by selling out (scalper buying the tickets).
180 degrees wrong? So women are attracted to shy, poor, unhealthy guys? Why did I waste my 20s in the gym!! Damn I wish I had your pearls of wisdom back then.

Women don’t want assholes, they want security, and the traits I listed are all indications of security, whereas being emotionally sensitive is less so. Hell everyone wants security, it’s why confidence is so attractive.
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I hadn't heard of this, thanks.
This also shifts the cost of the office to the employee.
I disagree. Why is it bad to let the free market determine the price for an item with limited supply?

With scalping, I know that I can get a ticket at at least some price. If I want to go to an event bad enough, I can pay more and get a ticket.

Without scalping, it doesn’t matter how badly I want to go to an event, if I am not lucky enough or fast enough, or able to wait in line, I can’t get a ticket.

Scalping does provide a value… it creates liquidity in the market.
> I really really dislike Windows when it hides paths, for example, "My Pictures". Where the heck is that?

Android has been copying Apple in that it now also has automagic folders and file managers. I also remember Google doing some idiotic A/B tests some moons ago of hiding the actual page result URL, it was one of the reasons (on top of search quality) that I stopped using it.

On Android you now have to go through multiple settings to enable explicit paths as if was somehow an 'advanced' feature to show an explicit file path.

I assume it is mostly driven by UX somehow it is now an agreed truth that file manager abstractions are too complex for the average user to grasp therefore must be vigourously hidden at all cost.
Nowadays, the train controller can stop a train remotely even if unable to raise the train on the radio.

Still baffles me how packed the old system was with failure modes, though.
Why anybody needed an SUV to go to the opera?
Instead we'll get a new alter to worship at together one that makes us all poorer.
It's missing #DADB0D
Some ideas:

• Lack of father figures affect's men's educational success more than women

• Feelings of helplessness due to impossibly high standards beyond just education

• Lack of males employed by the education system mean fewer role models

• Less attention given to them by adults as boys than as girls

• Easily satisfied by pornography

• Lack of success with women causes men to give up on dating and self-care

• Need for more physical activity during childhood and adolescence which school prohibits

• Lack of freedom in the education system puts off even intelligent boys

• Declining social spaces means that men and women participate in society less

I have no proof of any of these, just anecdata
The Romanian lostriță (Romanian for the Danube salmon [1]) also most probably comes from proto-Indo-European, even though Romanian etymology dictionaries "chickened" out on this and used old-Slavic as a source for it (probably because of the word's "ending", "-triță", which is indeed Slavic-sounding).

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huchen
What's even more wild is that even regular cycling is double the energy efficient as walking. And ebikes are 5x more energy efficient than walking.
Your edited version is good. Conveys the feeling of the situation well without seeming smug at all
Because space settlement could pose a threat to you guys, I mean the US, and also because of cosmic radiation. Habitats with thick enough shield are way too impractical to launch from down here, and must be somehow constructed in space, which is hard.
>> I would not recommend divorcing. She has said she will remain married to you until the kids are adult. This is a GREAT commitment.

So where I live, the standard for alimony is 1 year for every 3 that you are married. On top of that, if you're married 20+ years they think you should pay for life. There is no law that states this and couples are free to decide whatever they can agree to, but once layers are involved you're at a more significant financial risk the longer you stay married.

In short, if you honestly believe it will not work you should get out sooner rather than later. It will be better for both of you. Not sure about the kids though, but living under a broken relationship isn't good for them either.
Would you be kind enough to check if that version contains anything on calculating the length of the perimeter of an ellipse. Backstory, I was living in London in 1990 and this guy was trying to sell me & girlfriend a set of the E.B. I asked him to show me the article on the length of the perimeter of an ellipse and he ... well, he didn't. Later I discovered that it is a very tricky matter. But I wonder if there is anything in that version that mentions the difficulty.
Who is Morty?
Viagogo buys tickets with fake names and addresses already. Requiring IDs may prevent that but knowing Viagogo gives zero fucks about laws they would probably fake that verification as well.
>… a loss of general sense of belonging or even loyalty to your employer.

I don’t think you have to worry about that one being lost anymore
that already exist in the whole Kpop scene in South Korea

Im not really sure why It has not expended to other regions of the world

UEFA/FIFA has managed to deal really good with scalping for soccer matches.

Is just matter of time.
“ The reason we value the games of rationality and science over the games of religion and mythology is that the former games produce significantly more power.”

This is probably wrong. We know from the stats that power belong to those who show up. The religious are showing up from a demographic standpoint due to above-replacement-rate fertility. Rationality can’t choose when a child should exist with much confidence; the delay causes the slow degradation of the ‘rations’ institute.
My daughter has a rare genetic disorder, cardiofaciocutaneous syndrome (CFC), and it was not until 2 years in that we were able to get a diagnosis after a whole gene sequence. It was game-changing to get the diagnosis, because it connected a to a community and to doctors who could help.

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CoPilot helps me code (mostly Rails full stack stuff) a lot faster than ever, which is no small feat considering I've got 30 plus years of daily programming experience, half of that in Rails. Occasionally CoPilot produces output that is nothing short of miraculous, stunning even. Suggesting that it's a faulty area of research, that the creators of CoPilot were somehow overreaching (if that's indeed what you're saying) is imbecilic.
Society is very clearly railing against men trying to be assertive to the point that many would opt to not try at all. At the same time, we see research with token correlations coming out, specifically mentioning Western women respond positively to men with "dark triad" attributes.

Even the "quit dating assholes" stereotype is obvious, with women falling for the typical cocky jerk who goes against what society claims a man should be. Then it turns out, that guy ended up being problematic and scarred the girl for life.

Does that mean assertiveness has to be dark? No. But frankly, society is doing a lot to kill the "dark assertiveness" while not doing anything to insert "light assertiveness", if you're willing to view it that way. We're not exactly raising boys to be cowboys and gentlemen, we're raising them to be doormats and appeal to women in ways which clearly aren't dropping panties.
A social hacker! You never had to initiate the hard conversation. Just indulge your feelings a bit, it's even a little therapeutic, and then the burden for ending things is on her.
Could easily be for testing/development/research.
Because preventing people from giving their tickets to someone else is exceedingly shitty.
Marriage is, unfortunately, not a rational decision for many of us. In my specific case, she got pregnant, and I "did the right thing" for the sake of a stable home for my child(ren).

And on that specific front, things are fine. The kids believe they are being raised in a warm, loving household. I've accepted my fate, but I will raise my son with different lessons than I had.

That said, I have (multiple) friends whose fiances turned from "Perfect Angel" into "Literally Hitler" the day after marriage, so even if my situation was a proper evaluation of my life partner, it should be noted that many men are defrauded by that particular trap as well.
Don't worry, the first commercial robot will be for sale , probably in 10 years if not more (and probably not from tesla).

This was a POC ? Not even sure what was it. Kind of a demo robot with some labs videos.

The real question is what happen to Tesla after Toyota comes with cheap EV.
Paris' road system was redesigned. It seems far less haphazard than London to me, at least the bits I've seen.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haussmann%27s_renovation_of_Pa...
Photoprism advertises itself as only having facial recognition, is that not correct?