skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I program in Common Lisp professionally and this is baloney. People do use common patterns, offered by the language and open-source libraries.

What is being discussed in this sub-thread is an oft-cited criticism of Lisp's "power" being too much for its own good, but rarely (if ever) a reflection of idiomatic practice.
If you don't pay the fine you can't apply for public jobs, if already a government employee you can't receive a salary, can't issue a passport, and other restrictions. Nowadays you can justify the absence using a cellphone.
Python 3 is the worst and the best.

* Language itself is nicer and generally more consistent than py2; caveat: also more complex

* Ecosystem is now fragmented and discombobulated

* Byte strings or whatever are more annoying than in any other programming language I've encountered, hard to say whether this is an improvement or regression compared to Python 2. I get more runtime errors, for sure.

* Breaks a lot of old, useful snippets and packages; they are no longer relevant, but you only find out they are broken when you try to run or import them

* ??? Please fill in anything I've missed!
>There is a robust empirical difference that's seen between races.

There's not an objective/standardized way to even measure intelligence, so you'll forgive me if I treat the claim that there's an empirical difference in intelligence between races with a mountain of skepticism.
Bosch is marvelous. Mucha and Monet are good. Michelangelo tries to be more like his sculptures. Not sure about Walt Disney and Roy Lichtenstein, and Rembrandt version is especially ugly. Maybe it will worth to get rid of "van Rijn" in that sample.

Overall: the impression is better with author's popularity. I think if we train the model only with well-tagged filtered dataset - results may be much better, but we effectively will get a 5-year old Prizm app.
If you can find one through one of their partners https://eurodita.com/category/timber-sauna-pods-barrels/ are pretty decent.
Cold performance, warmup time, wasted iterations, etc. Unfortunately it's impossible (as far as we know) to give a single scalar number for 'performance'.
It's also nice to note that there have been already security audits on the current system, TPS (The public security test for TSE the Superior Electoral Court) happens every year addressing the security of e-voting in Brazil, for example, on TPS 2017, people managed to find arbitrary code execution in the Urna Eletronica (That's how we call the e-voting system here)

Great content to read:
https://urnaeletronica.info/
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/326261911_Execucao_...
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/323470546_The_Retur...
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/330914587_The_Good_...
> But sometimes, especially along the periphery, the right choice is to just make the change and be okay with perpetuating a bad pattern, if it is going to bring disproportionate business value quickly

Agreed. Also tests - if the tests are catching the cases they are supposed to but have anti patterns in the way they are written - it's not always worth it to fix them so long as your new test cases can be easily covered.
From reading the wikipedia entries on Ciro Gomes and Simone Tebet it seems like they would definitely draw more votes from Lula and that in a runoff those votes would overwhelmingly go to Lula - but I'm not too familiar with Brazilian politics, am I missing something?
I had that arrangement, in an identical (rural, remote work) circumstance.

She could have worked, but it would have meant a commute. She didn't earn much anyway, we had very disparate incomes. I didn't have any expectations for her in either direction, I just wanted her to do whatever she thought would be best for herself.

FWIW, she chose not to work, watched a lot of netflix, gained weight, rarely went outside, and wound up leaving. She blamed the location.

I think it's hard for many people to find purpose when they are their own boss in each moment. Many need outside direction, and we all need a purpose.
Nim by Example
> source: I moved and planted saguaro professionally for like 5 years

OK, I'm pretty well destroyed here! Great comeback.

Regarding your germination notes, I would suggest contacting suitable cactus organisations. Here in the UK there's one (british cactus society) also a major cactus grower in Matlock Bath (http://www.abbeybrookcacti.com/) and any suitable over there in the US. What you've got may be valuable info.

re. germination, you might want to play with ethylene as it's a plant hormone associated with ripening and germination - crushed fruit might very well emit ethylene (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethylene_as_a_plant_hormone).

I wonder, how do baby saguaro respond to grafting onto vigorous rootstock? Is that a possible avenue?
In my experience women have much better emotional control. I've seen so many women clearly express no interest in university classes but still be able to put the work in to pass. For men, I've seen that if they have no interest in something, they have a hard time getting themselves to see something through. On the other hand, I've also seen a small group of men become obsessive over something and pretty much neglect everything in pursuit of this obsession which I'm sure in the long term leads some of these men to be at the top of their fields.
Join nicer (online) communities, and aggressively filter out the rest.

I'm down to Hacker News, a handful of subreddits, and literally nothing else. I forget about the toxic internet like I forgot about the internet without an ad blocker.

I don't think that most of it needs replacing. I meet friends and friends of friends, and occasionally strangers, and I get plenty of interesting interactions that way. Twitter and the like were never a substitute for that.
€145?! That's mad. I can get them from Amazon UK and the prices are decent.

400g worth for £30.99 plus £5 shipping.
On the Hands of Sergei Rachmaninoff
pinky to thumb in C-Eb-G-C-G is about a 12" fingerspan, for perspective. And that's leaving out the need to deftly hit Eb G and C without clashing the other notes.
The Chevy Volt hybrid was much more responsive and faster than the Toyota hybrids. The Toyota ones tend to fall back on the gasoline engine when pushed.

The problem was that is was more expensive for GM to build than a pure EV and they wanted to make a clear break.
Except now you're lugging around the weight of the gas engine and taking on all the extra maintenance complexity of the gas engine, just on the off chance that for some reason you're going to need to road trip longer than the equivalent pure EV's range and won't be able to rent a more appropriate vehicle for it.
Did some more research to see if anything had changed in this space. I found two interesting projects (haven't used them myself yet though):

One in C# (with support for auth)

https://github.com/alanedwardes/Estranged.Lfs

One in Rust (but no Auth, have to run reverse proxy)

https://github.com/jasonwhite/rudolfs

Both seem interesting. Anyone use these?
As with programming, an AI model cannot replace the key parts but can help automate the monotony.

For me it's exciting to use as placeholder art and then have a 'real' artist review it.
https://web.archive.org/web/20221002215004/https://lulu.subs...

https://archive.ph/dEKil

(For those not wishing to be smacked in the face with a wet fish pop-over registration modal dialog upon scrolling down the page; fku substk)
>unless we are forced to listen to & give them a platform

No, actually if you just don't explicitly engage in hiring practices on the basis of ideology.

https://unherd.com/thepost/political-discrimination-is-fuell...

>Several studies find that between 18 and 55% of academics would discriminate against a Right-wing applicant for a job or grant. I found that 40-45% of North American academics would not hire a Trump supporter and 1 in 3 in Britain would not hire a Leave supporter.

I of course don't expect the fact to lead to any form of reflection. After all, it's obvious you can't even grasp the fact that ideological diversity is beneficial and matters while ethnic diversity doesn't matter and is often harmful.
Sure thing.

I get most of my social interactions through alternative spirituality groups I belong to.

Bowling league sounds great. I'll be attending a runner's meet-up this week. Can I run? Barely, but I want to get better.

I have weekly phone calls with long distance friends.

I have dinner / go to concerts with a cousin who lives 45 minutes away about once a month.

I have a domestic partner.

There are a number of other social pursuits that I want to take up, like using coworking spaces or makerspaces, and starting to cultivate a network of people interested in coliving.

It's challenging. I put effort into it. It's always top of mind for me to be cultivating my social life. It's very much worth it.
So then no, you have seen no device giving her signals from the outside. You see no accomplis telling her what her opponents cards are.

That would be actual evidence. Give the name of the person who was giving her signals, and then use the video footage, from the 30 different cameras that were pointed at everyone.

Show the video, of the hand signal. Directly say which person, in the room, was giving her info on her opponents cards. And explain exactly how it was done, with video evidence.

> why does she have to have a device? why does it have to be metal?

I was giving an example of what evidence would actually look like.
These are all looking at various surrogate endpoints, and seem to be short term interventions. At best you could say they show saunas are safe for populations with heart disease. Cardiac and overall mortality would be the key endpoint to test in a large RCT. Even so, there won’t be a placebo. The control group would have to do something for it to be a fair comparison… perhaps something sauna-like but with less physiological impact (Massage? A cooler sauna?).
The comments from this individual made me question if they understand what "logic" means.

The write:

> Take it to the logical extreme.

Then proceeds to make a number of serious illogical comments?

Killing off state lotto leads to pension defaults, bars going bankrupt, etc?

as you said, no better use of the money?

The entirely missed my point which was people do dumb things with their money on a regular basis, lotto and gambling were two examples in my opinion. Naturally people who gamble would disagree and they are entitled to their opinions.
Who is the monster and why?
Ask HN: Getting into Low Level Dev?
I’m taking this beginner security course online and am having a lot of fun. However, I haven’t done C or assembly since college and grad school 5-6 years ago. What are some good ways to become good at these levels? Additionally, I’m interested in any resources. Currently studying x86 assembly and reading through Kernigan’s C book
This is when I thought "this person needs an editor". This article has many flaws.
> If you want to call me an asshole, call me an asshole directly instead of “this thread might be a clue why.”

I wasn't suggesting anything of the sort, but your belligerence and unwillingness to accept any other point of view is what I was suggesting, along with the bannings you've brought up.

> I never said white supremacists were censoring me.

Really?

> Did you not see where I said they censored me?
> How are they not catering to white supremacists

If you didn't write it then you suggested it to the point where to now claim anything else undermines your argument, as does the goalpost moving.

So, which is it? They're catering to white supremacists or Gab isn't really a free speech paradise. Once you've picked one then perhaps you can form a cogent argument for it. Let me know.
Or just use torrents cause none of these companies can get their shit together... https://images7.memedroid.com/images/UPLOADED297/610d0083656...
Really?

first: tone & language means this is silly of me to reply.

second: how about basically the entire existence of the US

so many examples of government & local police enforced white ethnic activism and active racism & enslavement.

fugitive slave act. legally forced segregation & jim crow laws.
Yes, I meant the big guys and I am worried about the trend
Sure. Are you prepared to wait 10’s of thousands of years for that to happen?
I made no comment on the Brazil election, because I have no information about even how elections look like in Brazil.

I was just commenting on the statement that only fraudsters would be against electronic voting machines.
For example. Rust has other safety properties beyond memory safety.
500W average power draw while running a game

2h average a day playing games

40c/kWh for power

30 * 0.4 * 2 * 0.5 = 12 EUR/month

Stadia Pro was 10 EUR. So you're not wrong, though it's easily within the margin of error for this ballpark estimate (e.g. I wish I still had 14 hours a week for gaming; the power draw could be off by a factor of two in either direction, ...). And in winter, using power for computing is just a roundabout way of heating your living area, so in a way, it's free. I wonder if increased electricity costs were a factor in shutting down Stadia.
J&J didn't invent esketamine, they patented the use and formulations of esketamine for certain conditions.
Just a couple, as well, and my grandfather did neuroscience research.

I guess it's true that things like the IAT show a strong and easily replicable cognitive priming effect, I just hadn't thought of it that way. But the replicability problem isn't limited to social priming; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Priming_%28psychology%29#Repli... talks about other forms of priming that have experienced replication problems.

Several of the Big Five predictive effects mentioned in the WP page do go beyond self-report instruments, even though it's true that there are many more correlations with other self-report instruments. A few of them are large effects.
i mentioned a potential device. have you even played poker before in a casino?
I was asking about mailing lists, but even so, people who are posting interesting newsletters are also very welcome.

BTW, thank you everyone who posted (or is going to post) an answer. There are many great suggestions!
The character set is called latin. Is it some strange patriotism to call it anything else?
Fair point. The alternative however is to spend the same amount (or more) on an EV and have to rent a car for weekend trips.
> If my browser is funneling all of its traffic through a specific VPN instead of letting my system handle it

It's not. According to the article, it only funnels insecure traffic through the Cloudflare VPN (eg, to a site with an invalid certificate). And this doesn't prevent you from using your own VPN as well.

If you're connecting to a site over HTTP, and the packet takes 10 hops to get there, that's 10 machines that can see who you're connecting to and what data you're sending. Including, in all likelihood, a major CDN like Cloudflare. Also including anyone on the same public Wifi network. This data was never kept private to begin with.

If you're connecting over HTTPS with a valid certificate, the VPN isn't used. Even if it were though, they couldn't see your data. It's encrypted.
> that feels right, and slightly magical

Postgres does this effect to me. It’s the perfect SQL syntax, the regular one, etc.
Not the person you're replying to, but you can see how SigNoz did it here [1]

Essentially you add: keys Array(String), values Array(String) and write the pairs accordingly.

https://github.com/SigNoz/signoz/blob/develop/deploy/docker-...
Is their choice not to use it, but is not a norm engraved in marble. For each one that declines to use the title, you would find ten in the Academia that will happily use it. It depends on if is a formal context or not.
Simone is from a centrist party. She tried forming a "third option", but failed to gain traction. I do think that she has a solid position for 2026.

Ciro is from a traditional leftist party, and worked in the Lula government. In the past few weeks he has been resorting to nationalistic and more right-wing talk (pro family values, against identity politics). So the Ciro from the beginning of the election would draw votes from Lula, but not the one in the end. Some trivia: Glenn Greenwald has a close relationship with Ciro.
We do not have breeder reactors in a commercialized form. Rejecting solar/wind because technologies are not yet in widespread use, but accepting breeders with nuclear, is hypocritical.

Recycling fuel from LWRs to make MOX is not the same thing. It would only extend that 5 years by a couple of additional years.

Seawater uranium extraction has been demonstrated at the gram scale. It would have to be scaled up by something close to a factor of a trillion to power the world. Also, powering a single 1 GW(e) reactor would require a collector field on 170 square kilometers of continental shelf, in an area with good ocean currents. The levelized power/area would be considerably worse than PV.

I will add that running a reactor on bred isotopes (233U, various Pu isotopes) presents an additional problem. All of these have considerably lower delayed neutron fraction than 235U. This means the reactors will be operating much closer to prompt criticality. One could resort to subcritical reactors, but that means adding a 100 MW (or so) 1 GeV linac to each to add the needed extra neutrons. And of course no such accelerator driven reactors have ever been built.
It was absolutely obvious that the time period I was referencing was now, not 60 years ago. You have to be especially dense to not get that.

Also, you were not explicitly asked or referenced in my comment so your first point is irrelevant.

Yes, especially dense.
What do you think about Xbox Cloud Streaming?
That doesn't sound fair to me.
I definitely haven't found anything better which is also relatively available in the US. But I think that Königsberg-style marzipan is way better than Lübeck-style (and would do so even if my mother weren't from East Prussia. :)
How can we set up Stable Diffusion on our own Linux servers, so we can generate NFTs or whatever?
> She had the losing hand at the time she called by a few percentage points.

This tells me you don't understand the basics of poker. Which is fine, but you might want to be clear about that before opining :P

While the expected percent change of her winning the hand was slightly worse than a coinflip, her pot odds made her call +EV. In other words by calling that allin, she stood to profit. Your comment was implicitly assuming that she can only win as much money as she puts in with the final bet.

So yeah, 53% of the time she's going to lose the hand, but her actual expected value of making the call is positive.

> I haven't played running it twice but it looked like there was still importance to secrecy before the second river was flipped given the way they were acting.

I'm a bit confused by this, could you explain this in another way? If you're saying that there was maybe a reason to maintain secrecy (as far as what hand she had) after the first run, that's not true because she already won a hand therefore she will have to show her hand regardless of how the second river goes.
You can die of something that isn’t a leading cause of death, and you can position yourself to be in worse health later on without dying.
I didn’t claim it would be correct or accurate. I doubted your allegation that it would not be taken as authoritative.
> i mentioned a potential device.

Ok great, have you looked at the device? You say it was a ring, then prove it. Show me the picture of the internals of the ring, and show me how the ring was giving her signals.

Thats evidence. A picture of you opening up the ring, and showing a hidden computer or whatever you think the cheating ring is doing, is evidence of cheating.
Playing jacks is exactly what you’d expect from a player who hasn’t memorized all the odds.

Especially since it works sometimes, it can become a huge trap.
Just read the "Profession" by Isaak Azimov :)
You don't have to be an activist just because you give a damn. Being a good citizen in the world means caring enough about other people to not trample them. Not caring simply means not bothering to check if you're stepping on people and not changing course once you found out that you have.

For example, having a spokesperson who some people actually listen to publicly question whether a very young woman coerced by Jeffrey Epstein into having sex with his friend can justifiably say she was "assaulted." If he actually cared as much about his social impact as his friend's justifiably ruined reputation, he'd have just shut his mouth at the very least. If you think that's an unreasonable expectation then that's just sad.
I really don't understand how Next.js can be so big without a native way to do background jobs. Isn't that a requirement in anything that is not just a static page?
Security audits and supervisors from all parties in all steps for starters.

The voting machine prints a total for that machine at the same time that the votes are transferred to the central counting, this process is public, the supervisor from each party get a copy of the total, and one copy is publicly affixed at the voting place, so parallel aggregating from the partial counts is possible (and has been done by sampling).

Internal counting on the voting machine is somewhat validated by picking random voting machines out of the voting places and conducting a parallel voting, publicly broadcasted, on which known amount of votes for each candidate are input and the result from the machine is compared to the expected. Only thing missing that I can think of is actually doing this parallel voting on the same time and place the voting was expected to take place.
If you ignore the whole K-Pop thing, this is a good article with good advice.
Don't worry. If the US political party that YouTube employees favor loses the next election, this rule will be gone.
FreeRTOS is a better choice in a lot of circumstances. But you don't get a driver ecosystem like Linux.

In embedded the trend is heading toward heterogenous systems, where you have an application processor running Linux and a coprocessor (sometimes on the same die) that runs an RTOS.
I like the Daily Dad - to the point, fun and helpful. I grew up without a father and every little bit helps with 2 young kids during these times.
She specifically said she put him on ace high at one point, at which point Garrett retorts that (paraphrased, despite the quotes) "if she thought he had ace high why would she call with jack high?"