skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It is small, simple and does the job. Also seems to have good documentation.
What is there not to love about that?

Do you know something better that fills the same gap?
I wonder if you are at liberty to write about the type of work you were doing? Looking from a far it’s hard to see such incremental changes and I wonder how will that affect Stripes future capabilities
Each instance sets their own character limits and some instances are more generous than twitter's limit. But it seems that short posts are more common because many people use mastodon like twitter.
Until some bright spark had the idea to make Thunderbolt 3 share a connector with USB-C. And then Apple (inter alia) released laptops that were either USB-C+Thunderbolt 3 -or- purely USB-C (12" MacBook), making life complicated for folks doing IT support in mixed environments.

It Just Works, Unless It Doesn't™
If you have a prescription it’s not really substance abuse.
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> have you ever seen anything like this happen? A CEO using their personal wealth to cover their customers funds

No, but I would love to see it happen, enforced by a court, and backed by a promise of jail time if the CEO fails to comply in a timely fashion.
So you are saying I have a chance?
I did consider extending that piece to talk about some classic shared blogs, such as Kuro5hin and MetaFilter and Artima - but I decided the piece had enough material already!
Similar to the stated goals of every Miss America winner.

Just stating a worthy goal doesn't excuse anything. The road to hell is paved with good intentions, as the saying goes.
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> A CEO using their personal wealth to cover their customers funds seems unlikely.

It’s in the category of “desperately wants to be true” of crypto crash denial.

I’ve been lampooning people defending FTX in Hacker News all day. This is what I come here for!
On the bright side he doesn't own a house anymore so he doesn't have to worry about paying rent.
To be perfectly honest, while concerning from a corruption perspective, these substances might not be doing what you think.

Are you worried about any and all on the job use? You might be okay with an occasional drink/smoke/addy. I’ve met some people that work very well under these substances, even on a daily basis. I’m not saying this is ever a good cultural decision. Perhaps your a purist.

The stims actually have some stuff under the surface many people aren’t aware of. For instance, many people with cognitive problems do well with even hard stimulates, coke, meth, etc; they do well in the short term, but it doesn’t last. Modern ADHD meds are supposed to alleviate this.

Here’s the kicker. Millions (100,000s?) are being told that their lives are too good for ADHD, then things go to shit. Either that or they tell you you’re too much of a degenerate; just give up your career living independently, and move in with your parents at 30+. They have lots of patients who are wards of the state, that can’t live independently.

Discrimination towards people with ADHD actually seems to be accelerating due to these policies. The world isn’t black and white.

Maybe you were talking about conscious and problematic use? Are you worried about off the job use?
Could you share a link to an explanation of how you use Opsgenie this way? Thanks!
Can you expand on why you think that?

I've had feedback from a lot of people that say they found it really useful.
Personally I like both. Listen first, listen completely and then offer suggestions. While some people will let you get a few lines in and then start blurting out useless suggestions without hearing the full situation.
Democracy can be defined as a popularity contest; democracy does not = good. When I and others say "democratized money", it's not to say it is identical to the definition of democracy as it pertains to a populous voting 1 person 1 vote. More like "money that is not controlled by a single source but rather as large a group as cares to participate who also have access to and knowledge of the tech".
Another way of verifying your fediverse account(s) is to put it on your myname.com page. If you do not own your own domain, get it at gandi.net. You can create a site for free at neocities.com.
"Want to know what you almost never see in the studies investigating the effectiveness of these “therapies”? Life outcome investigations. “Do patients doing CBT actually recover from their depression, as measured by educational attainment/employment/regaining employment?”

That's actually exactly how they measure the efficacy of many psychological and psychiatric interventions for chronic mental health conditions, to the point of it being almost laughable, like if you managed to get a job or get better grades, that must mean you are doing better, everything else be damned. But I suppose that's the most objective metric there is.

"They stay on the $200/session revenue stream forever and get a lifetime prescription to go with it"

This is anecdotal, but every psychiatrist I've been to has attempted to titrate down the dose or remove a medication from my regimen if I've been on it a while, and observe if the improvements from those can be maintained.

Similarly, most of the therapists I have worked with proactively suggested reducing the frequency of sessions once they've observed improvement.

"often for a nebulous “condition” that is basically synonymous with descriptions of the normal human condition. “I feel anxious” gets you a script. Outside of panic attacks, it’s a normal feeling. “I have trouble focusing” gets you an amphetamine script. It’s a normal feeling. “I lack motivation and purpose” gets you an SSRI, with nary a blood test or a scan of the brain. Again, a perfectly normal part of being a human."

It's attitudes like these that contributed to me failing to seek the proper mental health treatment until later in my life, until my very real, very observable, non-nebulous conditions reached a life-threatening degree.

Something that is "normal" for some people some of the time can be disabling or life-threatening if experienced by someone most of the time. Most people experience physical pain at some points in their lives, but if you are in serious pain nearly every day, you would be right to seek treatment — and no, we don't have perfect tests for all kinds of pain either.

The fields of psychiatry and psychology have many problems, but being a pseudoscience is not one of them.
Even more context:

SQL interface on Differential/Timely Dataflow = https://materialize.com/

Python interface on Differential/Timely Dataflow = https://bytewax.io/

Grossly oversimplified, but directionally correct.
Lots of problems to be solved yet. Moderating 10 comments / day is very different from moderating 10k/day which in turn is different from millions a day.

I'll initially start by moderating comments myself, (need to create a policy first) and see what to do from there.
A failing bank in the US will be taken over by another healthy bank over the weekend (or overnight) with help from the FDIC. You're not really at risk, at least if you're the kind of person who can take their whole account out in cash. The reason they'd put those signs up is that the government doesn't feel like loosening fraud regulations just because there's a bank run on.
Works at somewhere like Burning Man where there's little to have standing waves against.
Along with that, ask the charity what percentage of donated funds go to the cause or what percentage is used for overhead.
That's not what I'm saying - Where did I say it must be true? I'm saying "We cannot conclusively say it's wrong, thus it's not in the same category as the moon landing".

In reality nobody knows the origin for certain, but IMO you seem to fall for the fallacy you are describing but with the opposite premise - i.e. "We cannot conclusively say that the lab leak theory is right or wrong, thus it cannot possibly be a lab leak".
I really like how they thought that hedgehogs picked up grapes etc. with their spines to carry to their hoglets.

There's a cool little animation based on this -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57BTS-W_2QI
They will not get slower speeds, just deprioritized access. They are not guaranteed fast speeds … a big difference.
I recently discovered knapsackpro.com and I'm so glad to pay for it. CircleCI build times are essentially linear with parallelism now. Builds finish faster so we pay for fewer resources. 15 minute build is now 3m45s at the same cost.
cw: ranting, old man shakes fist at cloud

First, "Datassette" has nothing to do with tape-based storage for the C64, and now "VHS" has nothing to do with tape-based storage for video.

This is a nice project with cool results, but we're not out of names for things. Is nothing sacred?
I don't know, when I read US PhD students posting in academic Twitter I'm under the impression that they have to pay huge tuition and go into debt, can barely subsist, are exploited for teaching and can't even do much research, and are often on the brink of depression.

I assumed reality would be somewhat less grim as my sample is probably biased towards the ones who complain, but maybe it's so biased that it doesn't even resemble reality at all.
What do you do? I have ADHD and have wondered if people do this, and what they use.
They don't want you getting too much work done, you might catch up with them
> Constantly braying about the "the law" is part of the the main act of the highest profile scammer claiming to have created Bitcoin.

Whom are you alluding to?
No, there's still Monero and ZCash. And most holders do have their own non-custodial wallets. Or at least wallet seeds from intermediaries like MetaMask.

The speculative frenzy with FedCoins like BTC and ETH will obviously fall to baseline, but the true use case for cryptocurrency still exists.
They'll inevitably come back. Right now you can advertise to more people, more engaged people, and at a discount given these conditions. Why would an advertiser not immediately return as soon as the vitriol dies down?
How do you keep track of private markets? Are you involved in the business?
It's not even binding, so Binance could take a look under the hood and say no thanks. No idea whether FTX can cover withdrawals at this point or what the collateral damage will be.
I'd probably take my chances on the planet rather than on a rush-job interstellar mission. My totally unquantified intuition is that the perturbation caused by the black hole arriving in the system is more likely to eject the planet into interstellar space than to cause it to intersect with either the star or the black hole. Even on an icy sunless de-atmosphered rock I think survival would be possible, living off the internal heat of the planet. The planet would become the interstellar mission.
Glad to hear that abomination has been retired, but what about the PTSD that I still have from looking under-the-covers back in the day?
https://albertcory50.substack.com/p/culture-at-google-part-t...

I have the talk by Theodore Gray that I hosted, where he does some experiments with fire. This was a fun one to get approval from Facilities for.
When estimating tasks difficulty, every time we hear the word "just" it gets bumped one more level. Experience tells that this small word always hide a world of hurt and not thought out edge cases or legacy code.
In my experience, this is hyperbolic and not reflective of actual Lisp code people write or read. A lot of code is pretty straightforward: functions and classes. Some domains (like quantum computing) benefit from macros that introduce syntax that is broadly known to that domain's community, and would otherwise be opaque and inscrutable were it not for macros.

Have people written bad, useless, nearly antagonistic macros? Sure, but that happens with any abstraction in any language, including humble functions.
I think once the cult includes the majority of the population and GDP of a country, we just call it society.
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Part of the supposed appeal of BNPL is that if the market gets risky, you have much more choice about how much new credit you can offer, since you're free to offer it per-purchase not per-customer.

It makes more sense for a large retailer to run it themselves, though; there's not necessarily any value in a dedicated company selling it straight to customers.
And you lose the right to effect any chargebacks if any errors happen anywhere in the process, including mistyping the receiver address. I would happily pay 0.04% for such a powerful insurance.
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What does the quote refer to? Who would it be career limiting for? The bearer of bad news? The manager who delivered the quote?
Test what? There is a massive problem. The priority is to acknowledge and solve it, not to spend a huge amount of time shooting the messenger or managing feelings.
Like I said from the very beginning, you can only provide links that are highly edited and leave out the context. At the end of the day only the naive and gullible will trust those videos. Your choice of course.
OT: Are those books worth reading? I loved the Power Broker but the LBJ books are a whole lot to get through.
The thing created by a US Government agency at the height of the Cold War is your example of anarchist success story?
exFAT is also the only FS I have had completely die on me like this. These days I only really use external storage for pirated movies to play on my TV so its no big deal. Everything else should be backed up in multiple places.
Maybe he likes Haskell better than OCaml.
CEOs saying they're accountable is just another way of saying sorry (not really) and being polite. This is just business and as long as reasonable severance packages are paid, employees will be willing to work there when times are better.
It's hard to articulate the problem like that.

So I was going through a documentation of an ORM library for another project of mine, and it was kinda poorly written. And I didn't feel like going through the effort required to go to another website and ask questions there. I thought I wish I could ask questions right here.

So I took that feeling and turned it into something tangible.
Or a remote-controlled bulldozer. (Though that could be jammed...)
Without damping them you get a few problems around standing waves and room modes.

Those modes will make it so that you have some areas in the room where that frequency will be uncomfortably loud, and other areas where it goes away entirely.
Yes, I do. Conservative societies do their thing and I disagree with it. They can call it tradition but it’s discriminatory and inappropriate for a world tournament where spectators are expected. I can counter with a conservative “they’re heretics and should all die in flames” but that’s equally wrong and bigoted. But lots and lots of people have these kinds of views. They should be left to themselves.
If they "failed to charge" your credit card then you didn't pay for the service, didn't get the service, are not a customer, and they don't owe you anything.

Robbery is a felony where things are actually taken, and force is used. This is, at most, a customer service issue or civil matter, and not a felony.
Meditation definitely helps. A combination of Metta, Anapanasati, and Vipassana mediation really helped me.
Access to amphetamine is a civil rights issue.

Also, normies should be able to partake if they just thinks it boosts their performance.
The weird style - was it on purpose or were they really bad at drawing stuff?
In the Glass-Steagall sense, they probably shouldn't. Mixing commercial banking and investment banking was illegal from 1933-1999, and it is (arguably) one of the underlying factors in the 2008 financial crisis.

Note: There's a difference between being a custodian of customers' investments (brokerage / commercial banking) versus proactively investing customer deposits (investment banking).
You do have to be careful with these systems, they like to go boom:

https://twitter.com/UAWeapons/status/1590087764070268928

Video description: Drone video of a Russian armored column advancing when a mine-clearing vehicle gets hit, suffers earth shattering kaboom when the mine-clearing charge goes up.
The article doesn't really do justice to the composability - it provides little to no examples. So I'll try to provide some:

Emacs has a lot of functionality on displaying email, handling attachments, etc. This made it almost trivial for notmuch[1] to make a frontend for their tool. If you think about it, notmuch is merely a stand alone indexer. But they quickly made a full blown email client in Emacs revolving around notmuch by borrowing most of the functionality from packages like Gnus, etc.

magit has a neat menu based interface. Now many other packages make use of its interface even though they have nothing to do with git.

There are multiple completion frameworks, and it's always gratifying to utilize one of them for your own needs. As an example, I wanted to keep a directory of contacts. I used org-roam to create a node for each contact, and freely put any information I wanted in there (notes about the person, etc). However, I sometimes keep meeting minutes at work (in org mode) and whenever I mention a person, I want a link to his/her contact page. So I hacked up some elisp functions to:

1. Insert a new person (and return a link to him/her)

2. Select an existing person (this is where using a completion framework comes in).

Think of all the different pieces I used:

1. Org mode

2. Org-roam

3. A completion framework like vertico to show me only nodes that are people, and not all my notes nodes.

4. Calendar functionality to specify times/dates (really I'm using the functionality in org mode, which builds on the Emacs calendar functionality).

Basically I built a minutes taking tool + contacts management by using various components of packages. It was not a lot of code - perhaps 1-2 screenfuls.

I once had a directory with a lot of video files. I wanted to share some with friends, but needed to go through each one to decide if it's relevant to them. I wrote some simple elisp that, within dired (Emac's file manager), when I hit Enter on an mp4 file, would play the file using mplayer. If I wanted to share it, with another keybinding, it would put a link to the file in a particular org document.

This is a typical example, of utilizing several different Emacs packages to achieve a custom task.

[1] https://notmuchmail.org/
There is a treatment, but they don't want to use it yet. It is all about Neuronal Nitric Oxide Synthase and Glutamate.

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00213-022-06212-7

In fact, this may treat most neurological disorders. Increasing nNOS as a treatment has been overlooked for the last two decades.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2413191/

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S01664...

This is how I cured my Schizoaffective Bipolar Disorder:
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/gbb.12193
I literally just finished rewatching WarGames! Synchronicity!
is there a business need to do this? like seriously.
> I have seen a disproportionally bigger number of blowups of highly regulated industries

Source for your claim? Sounds incredibly outlandish to me, but perhaps we are thinking of different industries.
Two Medieval Monks were also very interested in this topic:

https://the-toast.net/2015/04/01/two-medieval-monks-invent-b...
I think in context and common usage "accountable" means facing some consequences for your actions or mistakes. Watching your net worth shrink (on paper) counts in some respect, but Zuckerberg won't lose his job, his benefits, have to move, or have to scramble to find a job in this climate.

I suppose we can call the Meta situation "capable of being explained" too. That won't really help the people getting laid off in the next week or two.
Not really no. For as long as I have been working you'd just stick it on the company cloud storage solution and send them a link.

I feel like I'm not too far off the average by only using external storage to load movies on to play on my TV.
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I was chatting with the devs at my company and they've just migrated their code to .Net 6!
I see what you’re saying and the juries opinion there. I just do not agree with their assessment

> Though they initially were divided, jurors soon agreed to acquit Ms. Holmes on the one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and three counts of wire fraud tied to patients, Ms. Stefanek said. She said the jury concluded that prosecutors didn’t present enough evidence to show that Ms. Holmes knowingly pitched a faulty product to induce patients to pay for tests.

I don’t know the word for it, but this fits a type of behavior I’ve observed where people will break a behavior into a series of actions and since each action on its own is not a problem, then the behavior represented by the set of actions is deemed not problematic. Her company sold a product alleging X performance when she knew that this was false. Her product was then sold to people looking for a product that had X performance specifically because it was so beyond what any competitors had come up with. It was not a commodity good that they just happened to have purchased from this one vendor and didn’t care about the fraudulent performance claims.

There is no way I could not see this as fraud. I don’t disagree with the facts you’ve presented, I’m making a value judgement
Read only access would be nice. Sometimes you might want to copy out some files stored on the other OS drive.
BTW, what ever happened to Catherine Coley, CEO of Binance US?
I hadn't noticed the "Sometimes people make mistak" line on the console before until I put the script together.
Are you sure you can charge back that bank transfer? In theory sure, but in practice?
Can you give us a TL;DR on how those schemes resulted in modern central banking? It's challenging to find solid info on the introduction/acceptance of central banking as the status quo. Lots of it veers hard into conspiracy theory and information that I can tell is wrong from a handful of college finance courses.

I know this is the second (or third) central banking paradigm that has existed in the US. The last one got shut down by ol' AJ, but I don't really understand how that all went down and how it's different (or similar) to what we have now.