skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
At least with "await person.getFullName()", it's more obvious that a network call is being made.
pager code, probably better. "143" = I love you; but 177427*711773 = what time. I don't miss those days. I never had a pager, and i managed to convince all my friends that they shouldn't, either, by pager bombing them. Pagers are still in use, and they're plaintext over the air so if you live near a place that uses pagers (hospitals still use them, for instance), you can get all the messages in real time. It's the frequency. It's in VHF (iirc) so it goes places microwaves cannot; it's also low bandwidth, so the small spectrum carved out for it is usually enough for hundreds of pagers in the area.

And since there's no real place to mention this elsewhere, there's a HTML color bot on fediverse (botsin.space) that periodically posts two colors, that work as compliments as foreground and background, and vice versa. I haven't seen it in a while, but our little instance has gotten popular so the feed rate is up near a few hundred posts an hour to sift through.
>So your trying to tell me, letting Ukraine force Russia out of its territories and showing them and the world that they aren’t the military ““super power”” everyone thought is _bad_ for regional security?.

This is just nonsensical. Offer an argument, and I will be happy to engage with it.

>What is your solution? To let Russia annex whatever territories it wants?.

In a comment upthread I have specified exactly how we should respond to avoid escalating to a nuclear war while also deterring future aggressive actions. Feel free to engage intelligently with those points.
> The US proclaimed this kind of events on their territory as "January 6 attempted coup", and people involved are now being prosecuted by the US authorities.

Yep. And if democrats were to provision laws like that in response: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-protest_laws_in_Ukraine#P...

you would not be describing this coup as "attempted" today.

> The so-called puppet president didn't break state laws

Not sure why that's relevant. As you said it yourself, he was ousted by protesters, not by Supreme Court. Breaking state laws is not the only reason for people to be upset.
Was your original message sent with Reply-To header?

Does the reply have In-Reply-To header matching Message-ID of your original message? If you're unable to see Message-ID of messages sent, does the domain part in In-Reply-To header match your work or private address?
It's possible given the Chinese government's proficiency in abusing terms.

But it seems for now mostly it's still about real crimes. Guys pretending to be from FedEx, saying your delivery have heroin in it, is seized and you need to pay a fine to get out of trouble. This may sound stupid to you, but anecdotally, one smart friend of mine doing physics PhD at MIT recently got tricked to pay ~$2000. BTW: a significant amount of those calls originated from Taiwan, easy to tell from the accent.
Or you could also... stop reading the news. And start doing something more creative :-)

"Internet addiction and the habit of book reading" : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29601573
I know of at least one planetarium that uses this software and the scripting interface for presentations. Nerdland festival had a dark tent with a projector that fills half a sphere this year with iirc a guide to star signs. Quality wasn't fantastic but for a sunny day and the limited budgets these places always have, it was quite acceptable.
The German "Dr. med" is a scam. They do 1 year of an irrelevant experiment that is sped up by p-value fishing and get the "Dr. med" thrown after them. They and their professors generally have no clue about the statistics used to validate the fake and irrelevant experiment.

They also omit the "med", which is much like omitting "h.c.". And they are very keen on using the title in general.
Time to look into what output DD delivers which drives service/product decisions with financial impact and look for an alternative to re-implement. Stop being hypnotized by the fancy blinkenlights.
I think Apple shows that it’s not really an inevitable problem with scale - they largely make products that stick around and are well integrated with each other while being huge in scale and scope.

IMO from the outside the problem with Google seems to be a lack of saying ‘no’ to people - they start so many different offerings without enough/any cohesion, bring stuff to market quite fast, then seemingly strip resources away as soon as they have gone live if the product isn’t instantly an overnight success.
When all discussion happens in the open it's easy to get caught in a bad day. This applies to people as disparate as RMS, Linus Torvalds or Steve Jobs. You can find plenty of anecdotes of how rude or arrogant they are specially after so many years. They have been leaders for decades.

What people would think of us if we were famous? I try to be very polite and reasonable at work but I know, for a fact, that I'm not always at my best. The alternative is easy: you start to talk like a big corp CEO or a politician. You say nothing or give pleasant lies. Your acts may be later despicable but somehow facts are open to interpretation while your words carry all the weight.
> Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE)

Hiding in plain sight, as they say xD
More than this, you must ask them of many, many different people, in different ways. Whatever it is you are doing, it serves many people, in extremely different ways. Ask, then also research patterns of behavior, because sometimes people omit, lie, forget, and so on. I am not afraid to look like a total dumbass, either.

My current job, I'm three years in, still learning new things that are adjacent to my job.
Relicensing gcc would hurt FSF in reputation way more, especially for people who contributed to gcc and didn't want it to be AGPL.
It's not Halloween yet! Don't bring up the living dead...
This is specifically true for some phobias:

https://ec.europa.eu/research-and-innovation/en/horizon-maga...
They can have this attitude, and so can you, but people like me will avoid working with you if you don't believe you should act professionally just because you're not getting paid.
Gui was kidnapped in 2015, so his "application" to restore Chinese citizenship in 2018 was almost certainly not exactly voluntary.
Curiously, antidepressants can trigger suicide in suicidal people because they give them the energy to act on those impulses.

My friend was suicidal, and psilocybin was the only thing that made him go back to wanting to be alive (though the effect only lasted ~2 weeks each time).
> I've got the 13th edition (1926).

An amazing relic from a more civilized age. Though the 1911 edition is often regarded as the absolute best.
At least he doesn't insist you call him Maestro.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=La9c6Af802w
Only the past that’s convenient to make a point, though. The rest, that could prove the opposite, can stay unmentioned. Fuck nationalism, as well as whataboutism.
Pizzaro was a very educated man. /s
> Don’t consume much: caffeine, alcohol, refined sugar.

Alcohol and sugar agreed.

Moderate caffeine intake is largely considered to be beneficial though so I'd remove that from your list. Green tea, yerba mate, and coffee are all healthy beverages for most people. It's important to not drink too much or too late in the day so it doesn't affect sleep, but otherwise caffeine is generally healthy.

Huge meta analysis here.
https://www.bmj.com/content/359/bmj.j5024
You got downvoted but I understand your point of view.
You can buy honorary doctor degrees so it's way easier, probably just more rare.
All about type theory and functional programming. Nothing about memory management.
Valentino Rossi (motorcycle pilot) has been calling himself "The Doctor" since receiving a honoris causa master degree in communication.
You don’t really know this, do you? You’re just forcing to see them at a certain light?
Upvoting a comment on Hacker News.
Sun emits the full spectrum of visible rays. The chlorophyl in the plant absorbs light with red and blue frequencies for photosynthesis and reflects the unused rest, this is what we see as green.
In Italy you can call yourself doctor with a bachelor degree. And people do sign "doctor" in official communication.

It's also illegal to do it without actually having the title.
There's a lot of stats and utilizing personalized information that go into this.

I was part of https://www.oracle.com/industries/utilities/products/opower-... before the oracle acquisition, and we powered the Demand Response program, in addition to other things.

There's a couple steps to this:

1. Eligibility and Program Opt-outs (figure out who it is legal to send the message to)
2. Machine Learning to predict the ROI - how much to offer and how many people are likely to "advertise" to - the utility needs to know so they can keep within budget.
3. What effective, A/B tested messaging to send (some people care about money back, some cared about being green, some both)
4. What medium the customer reacted to (we did batch, usps snail mail - generate PDFs and automated the mailing while minimizing postage cost, or did they react to SMS)
5. The actual platform to blast out texts to all residential customers 24hrs before the DR (Demand Response) event to a city - ex: (BGE) boston, tokyo, PGE (bay area)..

fun times.
"This is absolutely terribly pedantic and..."

Don't worry. You're in the right place :-)
My understanding is free radicals are literally atom sized bombs. Bombs are trouble because they lead to dangerously quick oxidation, transforming a solid into a gas in milliseconds.

Now consider you are a cell. A lot of things you consider important are individual molecules. Free radicals are oxygen ions. So get a few of those ions inside of you and your important molecules are getting oxidized. They’re getting ripped apart. The same as a grenade in a trench. But at the indivisible scale.
Lol find me a laptop where the memory and the fan share the same footprint.laptops aren't short of space.
Didn’t say it’s the only way! But I think you would agree that most popular music is made by artists who have a very prominent public persona, expressed in different ways depending on the genre and subculture the music appeals to. As a fan you’re not just listening to the music as it is, but interpreted in terms of your thoughts and feelings about the artist. That context can make the music feel more meaningful.
Typo in the title: depession -> depRession
Is it possible your client got hold of your personal address indirectly somehow - via a mailing list or something? Maybe in the course of replying, they removed your Outlook address by mistake and then in retyping it, GMail suggested your personal address? Clutching at straws I know...
As a hiring manager, DEI efforts have made hiring a lot more challening.

For my team we pretty much can only hire experienced, senior candidates with specialized skillsets. We do hire and train up juniors from time to time when our team gets big enough and has the time to mentor effectively. Anyway, women and minority candidates do apply (and get hired) for our positions but at much lower percentages.

To meet DEI goals though, our internal recruiters shove completely inexperienced/unqualified candidates into our pipeline and then put internal pressure on us to hire their candidate (one time there was a complaint from HR to a few exceutives claiming we were sabotaging their DEI efforts...the executives had to explain to the HR team how difficult and specialized the job that we do is and how important it is for us to have a pipeline of the best candidates...) even though they can't succeed in the role at that experience level.

They've even gone so far as to modify resumes of people we interview to inflate the experience level and immediately get caught out by the candidate who tells us that isn't the resume they submitted...and these are our _internal_ recruiters fucking with us like this. They even pushed through a candidate once who didn't speak any of the same languages as anyone else on our team. We only found out at the in-person interview stage...
Yep, Altavista was the one to use before Google. I'm not sure the search results were that much better to be honest when they launched, although they were good.

Call me shallow, but I liked the simple, distraction free landing page and the "feeling lucky" button.
Meeting is just a way of describing a numinous experience. I have heard atheists, christians, pagans and sikhs alike use the term. Mathematicians often use it to describe especially profound proofs regardless of religion.
Every single one of these has an effect on serotonin receptors, there are a lot of clinical antidepressants that don’t make you trip but affect serotonin.

So I don’t think this is actually proof of the trip being needed
actually that doesn't require javascript.

Up voting is done via a link.

https://news.ycombinator.com/vote?id={id}&how=up&auth={auth}
What are the 4 isolate environments in your case? Dev, test, accp, and prod? If so, you almost slash the cost by 50% by only monitoring accp and prod. Can be accomplished by introducing a toggle in your lambda’s.
> Remember the USA and Europe have good free speech laws that will protect those "persuasion."

I know the US is a special case, but in most of Europe, free speech does not cover threats, intimidation and blackmail.
I have tried most of these non psychadelic analogs

They don't do anything such as iso-dmt for example
If they paid the $100,000 why would they be embarassed? There's probably a psychological explanation for their reasoning. M.D. is a "doctor", but a person with their PhD is a "Doctor of ..." If anything, I'm more inclined to believe someone with a Doctorate in anything other than medicine.

Perhaps the PhD holders don't want to be associated with the hubris that most medical doctors exude. For reference, google "endometriosis suffer" or spend some time researching medical malpractice.

It also is possible that a lot of kids coming out of the 80s got a bum deal on their education - or at least feel they did. Like, "it was too easy to get this degree" - from the standpoint of applying themselves, not the overall workload of getting a PhD. Medical Doctors who are board certified, that did all their rotations, and whatever else required, there's only one other doctorate that requires more workload, and that's psychiatry.

What should maybe be questioned is why someone needs a doctorate for "the world to learn from them."
By their very nature, "diversity" and "inclusion" are racist because it must consider someone's race. By arguing for "diversity" and "inclusion" we are mandating we judge people for what they are, rather than who they are; judge them by the color of their skin rather than the quality of their character.

"Anti-racism", which in American academia usually comes about in the form of blacks and latinos receiving preferential treatment at the cost of whites and asians, is indeed racism.

Racism is not acceptable, no matter how benevolent the intent or goal.

And while we're here, since it's part of the bigger, main discussion anyway:

"Equity" is the anti-thesis of equality, because "equity" mandates that all individuals arrive (and stay!) at the same place in life no matter who they are. It throws out individual ambitions and efforts towards obtaining a better silver plate in lieu of society handing everyone the same steel plate.
It makes me happy that #ACAC1A is about the right colour for the flowers of the sweet acacia tree (a pale yellow).
How mobile games are designed to scam you
I wish I saw more nature in your generated pictures. Replacing one piece of concrete with another is not enough for me
The old profile is still under C:\Users

No old data is deleted. In OPs case the user moved the data over to the temp one and then it gets deleted on relog.

For a home user the fix is hopefully to just reboot

For a domain users I have to do this when it happens:
https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/48012-fix-youve-been-sig...
"I hate the news" by Aaron Swartz [0]

[0]: http://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/hatethenews
There is a lot misinformation about RMS out there, you've posted some of it. This addresses some of it https://stallmansupport.org/

"Georgia Lyle", there is no such person, the Georgia you are thinking of wrote ~3 tweets, the FSF staff who were her coworkers did not agree that they were accurate. She rarely interacted with RMS, it was not part of her job, she was spreading rumors she had heard (and posted years after she had left the FSF and had no further involvement with Free Software). It looks like she's deleted them since. I think a lot of RMS misinformation has been an attempt to support feminism at his expense, and because his personality/autism tends to make some people rather unsympathetic to him. Note, the current FSF Executive Director (who's job is to work with the board, thus RMS), is currently a woman who was on FSF staff for years before taking that job.
Your rationale for the lack of attempting to right past wrongs is we all die? Is that how you view the Justice system? I assume you see no need for detectives.
v10 is in beta and will go into RC fairly soon. I'd put my money on a 2022 final release. I'm already using it in production and it's rock solid. Only complaint is still having to restart the TS server in your editor occasionally due to all the inference magic it does.
To JS developers' credit, writing modern JS in many ways already is like writing a distributed system.

Even if you stay fully client-side, you have bits of code that are running in different parts of the browser and you have to marshal data back and forth between them. Many web API functions are really RPC calls into a different browser process.

JS has has primitives like channels, promises or async/await to deal with those.

At least there might be some ways how you could use those as as building blocks for an RPC system which lets you handle the three problems better.
Sounds like good ideas for sure.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/send-feedback-to...
in sweden that'd mean 5 more years of university, after 5 years of university.
It also blows my mind, we are also heavy Datadog users and our Datadog bill is roughly 1/10 of the AWS one. Our architecture isn't fully based on serverless because we like to get work done, but I wonder if that's the only cause or if they are using custom metrics wrong or something along those lines.

If you're paying less than 10% of infra costs for monitoring, you probably don't have good enough monitoring. But if you're paying more than 25% of your infra costs for monitoring, someone is not doing their job.
Computers are not as intelligent as humans right now at coding. So it's no surprise that they can't improve code (let alone their own).

If we ever get them there, then it's likely that the usual resourcing considerations will come into play, and refactoring/optimization/redesign will be viable if you throw hours at them. But unlike with human optimization, every hour spent there will increase the effectiveness of future optimizations.
Haidt was required to endorse an ideology stating “the only remedy to racist discrimination is antiracist discrimination…only remedy to past discrimination is present discrimination.” We can debate the merits of that premise. Simpler is concluding it’s contentiousness. Academia exists to resolve contention; forcing an outcome by dictat is dishonest.
I didnt mean to be disrespectful. I just suffered so much the pain of what I highlighted of the introduction that I reacted too fast. I apologize to the author of the package.

PS: leeoniya, your link makes no sense in this context.
The article contains a pretty cool surface-level visual of written language "coverage". I found it necessary to watch at 2x speed but toggling through the frames is neat.

It's a funny comparison, but makes me ponder "writing spreading around the world" vs "adoption of internet around the world"
I see that you can only create an account on your computer (I use a Mac). I will soon take a look at how I can back it up (in addition to my usual time machine stuff).

Is there an option to create an online account that we could trust?
do you have any examples of someone who got an honorary doctorate by paying for it?
Do any operating systems expose mixed buffering (for real screen rendering) to applications? I know Windows used to allow full-screen apps to implement single buffering, but I don't know if it could seamlessly transition into double buffering.
When thinking about it it seems pretty weird. Wouldn't most free radicals either enter via lungs or digestive tracts? And those will have plenty of stuff to react before any anti-oxidant can get to work... And anti-oxidants spreading through body on other hand seems bit worrying.
Occam's razor attempt at explaining this. You are connected on LinkedIn, your client got your gmail from your LinkedIn profile, and now the gmail address is set in the "primary" field of their contact card for you.

My 2 cents, without having any more context than what you described.

There are more elaborate/automated versions of what I described in B2B marketing (like auto update of CRMs based on LinkedIn data). Pretty standard stuff.

I tend to stay connected with business acquaintances when they are in between jobs, and in those periods, i keep their publicly given Gmail on file to engage with them. I try to update with new pro addresses when they find a new gig, but the update is not always systematic.
One counterpoint to that is that this works very well in Erlang (and Elixir) and has done so for 30+ year. Well, I might be cheating a little bit with my definition of "so" :)

I'll agree with you that it's not a trivial change, far from it. You need switching your mindset from local to remote, from procedures to agent messages, from exceptions to non-local error-handling, but it remains quite simple and readable.

I feel that Telefunc is bringing developers a good chunk of the way towards that goal. And, who know, maybe there is another simple model that is not exactly agents, and that would also work nicely.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11307758
Oh, thank you! So it appears that he worked there for 9 years and was in the hardware field with exposure to VR.. really interesting.
Is it not? I learned about the Holodomor in high school in Oklahoma of all places.
How is the principle incorrect? It’s a truth like evolution. You can’t fix past discrimination without future discrimination, in most cases. That is something you can model quite nicely mathematically.

The question is just if it is reprehensible to do so. Or if there are times when it is more or less reprehensible.
There’s also some evidence that those serotonergic antidepressants actually worsen depression and make it chronic.
Not the GP, but I would definitely consider REST a layer in a RPC framework.
https://www.amazon.com/Papyrus-Invention-Books-Ancient-World....
Whatever you do, avoid the award winning, amazing, and wordless Qatsi trilogy.

Although the third one while enjoying psilocybin in a theater was beyond the usual cinematic experience…or maybe don’t click on links submitted by users with handles like “thunderbong” expecting a TED talk.
The problem is, how many people has Stallman personally put off working in GNU software? Certainly me, and at least two of my friends. I can't know exactly, but I bet lots of others.