skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Same for me. I didn't drink loads, but on a Friday if I had a couple of cans I felt like crap on Saturday. Especially if I worked out earlier in the day, I think the body absorbs the alcohol more or slight dehydration made it worse. So I swapped to NA and haven't looked back, just expanded the situations where I'd have NA over a regular beer. Also because you're drinking a beer-like substance, no one thinks you're on a high horse making some anti-alcohol statement (I'm not, I like a beer / wine at times, but don't like the hang-over effect which seems to come on easier and easier the older I get).
Spain is mostly countriside but theres a lot of digging tunnels and building bridges. Maybe not outside Madrid, but it's definitely not flat.
I wonder if Wayland will achieve escape velocity before it gets replaced with some completely new paradigm that's clearly better than everything that came before.

python3 seems to have finally pulled through via deprecation.

I'm pretty convinced at this point IPv6 is going to be de facto replaced with SNI routing. You pretty much have to use TLS anyway.

Platform-level software updates are fascinating.
And had those filler profiles not existed maybe I wouldn’t have joined. But at least when I paid, specifically for OkCupid, the premium filters let me find real people.
> works directly against their own goals (user growth, “engagement”. subscriptions).

... success stories, marriages per day due to the app (as per Match.com's advertising material in the article), word of mouth advertisement for the app to your friends...? Again, from the article, even in 2011 match.com was proudly reporting that its active user base changed out every six months. So the "dating apps don't want you to find someone perfect" narrative strikes me as a little simplistic.

On the other hand, plenty of people use dating apps like Bumble and Tinder to find hook-ups, not the love of their life. These people will keep coming back to the app as a result of being frequently successful.
Intel is going in the right direction: the 13th-gen chips are at 89.5GB/sec with DDR5-5600 memory.

Don't think about the present, think about what the landscape could look like in 3-5 years ;)
> We just made a version of GPT3 finetuned on the complete works of Plato. It produced some solid new dialogues.

I highly highly doubt that.
Probably similar to the 3090Ti - it comes with a little leash that connects to the card and ties off on the top of your case!
Probably more specific to me, but I took bupropion for a month and the urge to drink completely disappeared. Serotonin replacement drugs in general seem to help kick the neurological chemical dependence.
That is the extra indirection I was talking about.
The problem is right there: DLSS3 enabled, most of the game don't or won't support that tech, and so AMD is better and cheaper with plain rasterization. The 6800xt was a better deal than the 3080.
I think the key argument, which is not acknowledged in the article, is that the recent Inflation Reduction Act has quite dramatically improved the unit economics of producing solar panels and batteries to the point of it literally being more economical to manufacture things in the US. It would be a sensible area to invest in regardless of Tesla if you think you have the capability to play in that space.
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Aftermarket ROMs really ought to be a thing on smartwatches, too. All I want is for someone to remove the Google/Apple code and leave the watch/MP3 player functionality. If that existed, I'd probably be fine leaving my phone at home 90% of the time.
This isn't wrong, but it's pretty hyperbolic. A large helping of white rice isn't "toxic" in a meaningful way.
I think we would be much better off using traditional html, bootstrap scss, and some jquery for interactions. But nobody likes to be boring so React it is.

React itself isn't really the problem because there are some valid use cases for it. However, it's currently being thrown at every web development problem even when there are better and more stable solutions.

But if I had to use React today, I'd stay away from MUI for sure since they constantly demonstrated a lack of maturity.
svbtle costs $7 per month and $75 per year. And it has stayed in business for years. I use an SSG and host my blog on vercel for free but for someone who don't want to deal with software and don't want the surveillance of a social blogging platform, hey.com and svbtle are good solutions.
It is easy until you have to support the look and feel of two different server side environments.
Original DLSS 1.0 worked by "hallucinating" a full-res image from a lower-res source image. This didn't work all that great and seems to be abandoned at this point.

DLSS 2.x is a fundamentally different approach, it is standard TAA where the sample weights are set by a ML model based on previous frames and motion vectors.

DLSS3 takes this further and actually does interpolation (or, extrapolation?) of additional frame(s) based on the previous "concrete" frame and the motion vectors for objects inside the game.
So make the compositor use the size of the buffer the window supplied when rendering the decorations (or at least allow the old size for a frame or so). Next problem.
This is a complex question that doesn't have a yes/no answer, and you're wording it as if you're allergic to nuance and want to bait me into a flamewar. That is the literal definition of "flamebait".

Having a particular skill, such as "knowing javascript", is also a signal that "pushes already disadvantaged groups further down the list of candidates". So, you tell me.

You're not the first person to think about these issues. This stuff is no different than people publishing their portfolio on artstation, or even on their personal website. And on SO specifically, it's also very similar to having on your CV a list of places you volunteered at: Unpaid jobs to show off your skills.
> That's why when you first start on any dating service, you're (typically) inundated with activity, so that you can always chase that high, and when you can't get it, you try to pay for it.

It's striking how the business model is indistinguishable from how cocaine dealers were described to us as kids in the 80s.
Tinder and OkCupid are not in the "I want to find a partner for life" demographic, they are in the "we give you a constant stream of hookup connections" business.
Do you want to run speech synthesis on remote server (all visitors are getting same experience), or your own computer (Web Speech API)?
Worth noting: Airships are far more weather-sensitive than pretty much any other form of long-distance transportation. Heavy bursts of rain, cross-winds, downdrafts, etc. that a train would never notice and a commercial airplane easily compensate for can easily crash an airship.
Edge is still a unique level of clusterfuck, eg. not having an end to end encrypted sync service, has a bunch more dark patterns than most browsers, and at least on mobile the session ID is hardware based, not ephemeral.

It definitely has an excellent vertical tabs implementation (though Brave will soon have a similar one) and other good UI design choices.
Great question!

There are GPU support brackets for these behemoths.

Also known as ANTI-SAG brackets.
I know someone who has had multiple 3090s for a couple years now, using them exclusively for ML(he's a data scientist) and none of them have failed. So I'm not sure which models you have in mind when you say "consumer grade" - the 3090(and the 4090 by extension) were always meant as replacement for the Titan series, which wasn't exactly "consumer" level.
I mainly work with financial institutions and most of them have had their first real hands-on pentest in just the past year despite receiving audits (nessus scans) quarterly to yearly by various entities for decades (FDIC, state department of banking, cyber insurance, and the ATM vendor).

There's a lot of stuff that comes up in a properly driven pentest that nessus just doesn't do. Never had a nessus operator pass the hash into domain admin or pretend to be a Spectrum technician and hide in the closet until after hours.
Why people have big GPU's is not because games look better (they don't). It's because they want the best fps and no micro-stutters.

A game on max settings looks the same on different cards. The thing that really changes is the framerate.

Game studio's bring in more demanding settings when people have the power to run them. So what will happen is even more raytracing and post processing effects that you can turn on or off.
They do have memory-holed some very inconvenient blog posts, such as this https://techcrunch.com/2009/11/18/okcupid-inbox-attractive/ (probably exists somewhere on archive.org)
Over 60% of the way past the filter on /r/AskHistorians . . . Agreed we should be a touch more timely!
Why Europe is so vulnerable to heat waves
The problem is worse than that... The app/site developers interests are directly opposing the users interests.

The user (perhaps) wants to find a lifelong partner, and never use dating apps again.

The site developer wants users to never find a lifelong partner, and to spend months/years returning to the app to find new candidates.

In my experience, the developer usually wins - some users on dating sites have been there a decade or more, and active much of that time.
New 3D printing filament? Or does it require too high of a temperature?
My ADHD medication isn’t amphetamines.

ADHD treatment isn’t for everyone.

Untreated ADHD is a little-known root cause for alcohol abuse.

(I am not your doctor, this is not medical advice.)
I beg to disagree. Self-hatred is always negative and certainly does not correlate with any particular behavior. Does being hooked on doughnuts and ice-cream go hand-in-hand with self-hatred? What is so special about alcohol versus porn or sugar or Pokemon or Amazon Prime or Netflix?

I applaud your self-awareness and realization that you personally cannot drink moderately but must reject the assertion that there are such things as "regular life" and "alcoholism". Define these states of being...

... except you can't.
Government Officials Invest in Companies Their Agencies Oversee
btrfs and snapperd do have a performance penalty as the number of snapshots increases. Having 100+ usually means snapper list will take north of an hour. You can easily reach these numbers if you are taking a snapshot every handful of minutes.

Even background snapper cleanups will start to take a toll, since even if they are done with ionice they tend to block simultaneous accesses to the filesystem while they are in progress. If you have your root on the same filesystem, it's not pretty -- lots of periodic system-wide freezes with the HDD LEDs non-stop blinking. I tend to limit snapshots always to < 20 for that reason (and so does the default snapperd config).
My girlfriend once got a message on OKCupid, that she was categorized into the group of especially popular people.

I contacted the staff, but never found out what this meant in the end.
12 Factor App Revisited
I like to read this that you were already married when you found your wife, and were trying to see what you needed to do to get OkCupid to recommend her.
You absolutely should pay for dating apps. They barely work otherwise.
The 4090 ist 5x as quick as a 1070, its only fair that it is also 5x as expensive. /s

I still hope that Ada's price will come down once Nvidia has cleared its considerable inventory of unsold Ampere SKUs. This will not happen until next year, unless AMD is pricing RDNA3 aggressively, which they would be stupid to do.
Depends on what you're playing and the experience you want. 4k@60fps or 2k@144fps is a struggle with a lot of newer games with any of the RTX 3000 cards. And ray tracing brings even the mighty 3090 to its knees.

Granted, ray tracing is optional (I can't even distinguish between RT and non-RT in games like CP:2077), and DLSS is a game-changer for 4k gaming. But there are plenty of games that I've been playing would be served better by a 4080 over my 3080.
It's a combination of the following:

1. By deep-diving in topics I encounter during work (this is not limited to programming skills, but also e.g. product/people management).

2. By taking on difficult projects

3. By working and keeping in touch with experts

4. By teaching other people what I know
Honestly I expected Joe to ramble a lot more, but I understand this demo is meant for people to listen to Jobs so they probably had to cut out a lot Joe's ramblings.
Is it?

To a complete outsider it feels as if Hinge is just becoming the new Tinder. Anecdotal of course (mostly from women friends), but partly supported by the growth of Hinge lately.

People looking for relationships don't want to be matched with people only looking for hookups, and people looking for hookups don't want to part of a club that accepts them. Apps have the incentive to make money so they don't really do anything.
You can't cheat the laws of metabolism. If you're in a large caloric deficit, the body will not waste energy building muscle, which is an EXTREMELY expensive process. If you weight train and consume hundreds of grams of protein per day, you can work to maintain the lean tissue, and in some cases if you're a beginner and/or obese, you can put on some muscle in the beginning, but it won't last.

Building muscle requires a slight caloric surplus and sufficient protein intake spread out through the day (last part is more about optimization)
The obvious reason that large companies want arbitration is because it's cheaper. People file frivolous lawsuits against large companies all the time, and since it costs minimum $100K in legal fees to take a case to trial, these companies (or their insurance companies) will generally choose to just settle and make a payout because it's actually cheaper than going to court, even if they win. Arbitration is a much quicker and cheaper process, so it effectively counters the tactic of filing frivolous suits for greenmail payments.
Allen Carr books. First quit smoking, then drinking
https://www.statista.com/statistics/819966/mcdonald-s-number...
Tesla didn't want a fee, but they did want a patent cross-license.
I never had one fail, but I had to go through some big hurdles to use them at work (University research lab) properly.

Namely, there are 2 big issues:
- Virtualization: Getting vGPU functionality out of them (most of the time, there's no point in having a full 1080 Ti for only 1 job, we want to have it split on more than 1 VM).
- Kubernetes workloads: I'm running a simple workload that uses the GPU (for testing for instance) and k8s wants it all for only one pod.
Paywall removed:

https://www.wsj.com/articles/government-officials-invest-in-...

https://archive.ph/YAyi5
Eventually pretty much everyone will offer cryptos as a payment option. You are free not to choose to do so, but some people do want to. For example, it is likely the biggest online retailer will in time

https://www.reuters.com/technology/amazon-ceo-says-not-addin...
Aside: I'm in my late twenties and have used various of the currently popular dating apps on/off over the last few years. Whenever I see one of the old OKC blogposts around the internet, it's kind of striking how different the pictures look from what you'd see on the apps today. It's possible/not unlikely I'm overinterpreting based on the different style/fashion alone here, but it just all seems a lot less posed & staged, and like there's much more variance than with the pictures you see today, and even the extremely attractive examples seem much more natural.
That's one way of thinking about it, and it works well for Python.

Here's another one, and the way I think about it:

def _loop(i):
functions.append(lambda: print(f"Hello {i}"))

_loop(0)
_loop(1)
_loop(2)

print(i)
# Error!

I highly prefer lexical scoping, where the variables are bound to the block they were declared in, like Javascript's `let` vs the old `var`. This avoids shadowing and general namespace pollution.

I know it's not how Python operates, but I think it's how it should. Though I'd argue the syntactical similarities between functions and loops nudge users towards this second model.
interesting. i have a PV system. i want to use the half installed central heating system (only piping laid down) (no boiler or FCU/room unit) and i have this crazy idea.
use solar water heater to heat water, that feeds into a water storage tank, that water gets heated MORE by an air source water heater and a small circulation pump uses that water storage to heat the house.

i am hoping, since we currently have 0 whole house heating, this would be better than nothing and the problem of not having consistent electricity to run the air source heat pump all times would be alleviated somehow by using solar water.

is that crazy?
DeepMind AI One-Ups Mathematicians at a Calculation Crucial to Computing
Can banned users still post blocked comments? That doesn't seem like how a ban would work, but the moderation is pretty hush hush, so I really don't know.
Or in other terms, a hack to work around the limitations of CSDs which MS is stuck with. We don't need to copy their mistakes.
* "The Wayback Machine has not archived that URL."

* The google search you linked it took me 2 minutes staring at the results page before I notifed the part where the relevant information comes up. It's on a sub-link with the heading "Docs", 80% of the way down the page in an h3. That's pretty damn buried.

I think it's safe to say they essentially phoned in and checked the box on the whole security disclosure thing. Do they meet the requirement technically? Yes. But the info is actually pretty buried so much so that archive.org has never seen it before. Should be on their site footer.
PCIe Gen 5? Please, they've already announced PCIe Gen 7, NVIDIA is so behind. /s

But seriously, unless you need PCIe Gen 5 or have a 240hz monitor, it's not that huge of a deal. Yes, it's a $1600 card, but what are you going to do? Buy AMD (which presumably won't have quite as good performance), or wait until next year?
I’m not sure if it’s like this everywhere in USA, but usually prisoners need to pay for lots of necessities from their own money, like the rest of us - except they get higher prices, because economy.
Looking Back at ATI Technologies
Surely not if the device has no access to the machine until after you press grant.
>get out of just hating yourself when you fail

This part is a choice. Choose to stop beating yourself up over it. You’re not perfect and neither is anyone else.

Ultimately quitting is a continuous series of small decisions. You can make a decision at this instant, but you don’t control your future self, and you need to be ok with that. Come to the table with the understanding of the long term goal. If you slip up, the most important thing is to get back on track, which means letting go of transient mistakes and focusing on the long term path you’re on.

A corollary to the above, if and when you slip up and buy a 12 pack, don’t keep it around, throw whatever you have leftover away.

“But that’s such a waste!”

Buying it in the first place was a waste. once your craving is satisfied, how does drinking a bunch of extra beer you don’t even want productive?

If that means you’ve bought 12 beers and drank one, and you’ve searched the itch: throw 11 away, far away from you. The prime directive is to reset yourself back on the path as soon as possible.
Yeah, that sounds about right. I am actually single again (ha...), so the quality of the match is not gonna be as deep as a compatability based algo like OKC - Hinge profiles are relatively shallow, and hard to get right. It's much better for getting laid, not finding the love of your life.

I don't plan on returning to any apps, because the whole experience feels dehumanizing, and I'm looking for something enduring now.
You may not be getting enough electrolytes, especially salt. Try drinking broth, taking a salt tablet, or adding some salt to your water. For me, the brain fog lifts within half an hour of taking salt.