skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The normal way to handle this would be insurance or a line of credit, not selling your company to your competitor overnight.
I'm not actual doctor and there can be better ways to threat your problem, but here are two things that helped me greatly with quality of sleep.

First of all buy yourself high-quality CO2 meter for ~$100 and make sure that CO2 not going over 1000 PPM while you sleeping. Every single time I sleep in closed room with bad ventilation where CO2 getting over 1200-1500 PPM I will wake up in terror. You can't imagine how many people I knew had terrible quality of sleep due to bad ventilaton and never realise it.

Second thing if nothing else works. Try strictly-scientific lucid dreaming practices: record as much of dreams is possible in a diary for several months, do deep breathing before sleep, etc. Looking at your hands every now and then is required and slightly weird, but it totally worth it. Once you get lucid in a dream once and preserve memory of it will become much easier to deal with nightmares.

Lucid dreaming cost nothing even though some REM sleep tracker like one in Apple Watch is useful. Though beware of bullshit.
Awsome - Thank you for creating and open sourcing this cool tool!!!
Hmm, you're right, that should have been obvious. Thanks for the correction.
It's not "lost to the mists" of time. I just don't think researching it to satisfy an argumentative and presumptive person on a link-sharing website would be a good use of my time.
For me it falls under local dialect and if people tell me that it is gender neutral, I believe them. Same as people using "literally" or "ironically" incorrectly; if enough people use words in a certain way, the words change their meaning. That is just how English works. So the essay kinda reads to me as "old man yelling at clouds".

> Authoress

English is a bit weird in that it only does this for certain occupations, e.g. actor or waiter but not for example writers (at least to my knowledge). So if I read "a large group of writers" I would presume that is meant as gender neutral and would be completely fine with it. Again the point being that writxs or similar might be another convention, but that does not make people using "writers" "unthoughtful" or whatever other insult the above poster wants to use.
Exactly, because of bad habits developed elsewhere I sometimes find myself puzzling (as an example) "how do I remove HTML tags in vim?" rather than "how do I remove HTML tags? OK, now do that in vim."
Currently 16 of the 290 are women or 5.9%, and sex absolutely has everything to do with it. It's a patriarchal society and women lack many basic rights and are treated horribly. The protest is a reaction to a 22-year old woman killed for wearing an improper hijab, in violation of Iran's mandatory hijab law.
Just like we've seen the word "literally" transform into meaning roughly the same a "figuratively, but very strongly" we'll might see the word "accountable", start to mean "no consequences for me, but I do want people to think I feel bad (but don't worry, I don't)".
Yep that's the one. I can never remember the person. But this is the video I was referring to: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/gr8AgR42sDo
This is exactly what the article seems to be talking about -- how to identify the emergence of leadership where no formal hierarchy exists, and how to coach those individuals to find leaders.
There is a pool of capital that pays people working for them onchain. They can also do fiat via local subsidiaries, and local contracts for compliance and litigation.

It's almost like it doesn't matter.

For accountability, it barely matters. For financial products they offer, it also barely matters. Most jurisdictions are too small to say anything and all their customers can circumvent any geo-restriction. They have distinct subsidiaries in major markets like USA.
Ok, we've made the title not say convincingly and replaced 'fake' with 'invented'. Thanks!
The author was last aware of the Salesforce headcount on or near January 31.

Yesterday, Salesforce reduced their headcount.

It doesn't seem difficult to parse at all.
There’s a variety of different medications available, it seems common that one or more will give you persistently bad side effects. But usually you can find at least one that’s good. Stimulants seem to have initial side effects that pass after about 2 weeks, as well as side effects from dosages too high.

If you can, try a different medication.

Long term, if the opportunity comes to work somewhere where your employer understands adhd take it. There’s often untapped power in our brains that you get access to when your properly supported.
Start providing it (reliability/HA) and turn it into an actual business :-) It'd be a lot more fun than getting a principle position
This doesn’t sound like very complicated chess. Sounds like those Hong Kong TV shows I watched when I was 13
Macros are a cure that's worse than the disease. Unless everyone agrees on which set of macros you're using, you can't trust any code to mean what it looks like it means. (And if you could agree on which set of macros you were using, or what sanity-preserving restrictions you'd put on your macros, surely you'd just build those into your language).
Feelings are rarely rational.
I wish more people would ask simple questions with the expectation of getting a complicated answer.

Usually it’s more along the lines of “for my own understanding, why can’t we just ship things as they’re ready instead of waiting for everything in the order to go in one box?”
.NET 7 RTM: What's new in .NET 7
Awesome - Thanks for the kind words! :)
In vim there are a lot of emacs-like plug-ins that reimplement functionality found elsewhere.

You can still use the vi style workflow though.
> Edit: 30k tweets since joining in 2020 hmm...

In August. Assuming it was August 1st that's 830 days or ~36 tweets a day (Using 29.6K tweet total). That's insane.
Yes, there can be lots of doubt. Women have been known, in the past, to have children even without the threat of a prison sentence.
Traditional metrics for charities only included efficiency metrics. Then there was a movement that said actually effectiveness is more important than efficiency even though it's harder to measure, and started trying to measure effectiveness (like Givewell, 80000 hours, etc...). It's called effective altruism because it focuses on effective giving(i.e. altruism).
IIUC how it would've worked in Australia is:

First round:

Begic and Peltola garner the most first-place votes, Palin is eliminated.

Voters who ranked Palin first get their second choice promoted to first. Presumably that would be Begic for most voters.

Second round:

Begic first choice votes + Palin > Begic votes vs. Peltola votes

Looking at the data in the reddit vote breakdown thread it looks like Begic would've won with this method.
There's probably a lot more in the 'influence on JVM things' side but it's pretty hard to search. There's also stuff like

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14481339

Interestingly, you're the one and only person who has posted a url mentioned in the footnote of the current submission:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=188325

At the time, it looks you were also (give or take) the one and only person who cared.
https://archive.ph/Y3Gir
There's a large segment of tech that doesn't see a tenure at Twitter as a positive

Why?
Introduction to global markets for crude oil [psu class]
> So therefore we should put substance usage into two categories: "abusive" and "safe".

The common public-health-messaging terminology here is "use" vs "abuse."
Civil war incoming…
To be fair to anarchists, it extremely often failed because of outside forces being violent towards them. Nothing in anarchy is inherently doomed to failure, and is a better demonstration of democracy than anything we have currently. (Because if there's anything an anarchist loves more than voting, it's one more voting round).

Calling cryptocurrencies "anarchist" is walking on the corpse of actual anarchists and taking a big, steaming shit on them. Anarcho-capitalists have nothing to do with anarchy and are just kids whose bedtime reading was, regrettably, Ayn Rand.
The 2009 Smiley Award Winner: Kēlen
I mean, the CEO does literally tell people he's running a Ponzi.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-04-25/sam-bankm...
It's very cool that you are sensitive to how frustrating saying "that sucks" is for you. Many people are looking for just that, though. It might be informative to try out "that sucks" enough times to see what response it gets from the person you're interacting with. You might be surprised. (I was.)
Hi all, author here.

Thanks for all the comments. I was not expecting to get on the front page with this little thought I had in the shower this weekend!

Someone reached out to me with the following links, and I thought they'd be good to share:

- https://amodernist.com/texts/emacs-unix.html

- https://protesilaos.com/codelog/2021-09-22-live-stream-emacs...

- https://tilde.town/~ramin_hal9001/articles/emacs-fulfills-th...

I haven't watched the video by Prot yet, but I felt like these all belonged here to add to the conversation.
This is why being a billionaire should be functionally illegal. Tax away all of that wealth. It is immoral that we allow people to control that much wealth. Vast wealth should be under democratic control.
Well if it's the creator, I think it must be the Celestial Venerable of the Primordial Beginning?
Indeed. But it's a nested abstraction.
https://archive.ph/sTbC6
Having lived in Hong Kong and watched some of these old shows, I concur.
Sorry I thought we had a glimmer of common ground there. You seem so
very sure of yourself. It doesn't hurt me for you to continue with
your beliefs if the only issue is that we disagree. It's just the end
of a promising conversation.
Congratulations. It seems like your project is well received in the community.

Could you elaborate on how this differs from gotify?
That's not why these types of sites do it. They do it because they only make money if you run the arbitrary javascript from their advertisers. If you won't run their code they won't show you what you're there to see. It's a computational paywall.
I posted this comment in response to a similar question:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33524399

People are speaking in broad strokes without bothering to look at the specifics of what was presented at the trial.
Coding for other people is boring. Coding for fun is fun.

I agree that stimulants make boring stuff interesting though. Weed also works, by making your brain work at half speed ;)
I like it! I wish there were some "resources for job seekers" - maybe people could add services or products that are free for job seekers
You missed how there effectively isn't a .NET Core/.NET Framework delination anymore. It is just .NET, and .NET gets security patches from Windows Update.
In particular I find things based on "self-reported" results to be highly suspect, particularly when the comparison is between a relatively expensive technological therapy and simply doing nothing.

There's no blinding and no placebo control and no comparison of measurable results over a long period of study.
I highly recommend using AWS's own Chalice library as it makes local dev _and_ deployment very easy.

If you need more complex cases like deploying docker containers to a Lambda function, take a look at AWS's SAM library. Also supports local dev _and_ makes deployment easy (its essentially a wrapper around Cloudformation so its very powerful).
> When the star in this pair exhausts its hydrogen, the black hole will drain the red giant that it becomes.

I wonder if the accreting matter might undergo fusion.
The whole point is you can fly to Africa and build wells. Which feels really good because you can see your impact.

Or you can work as an investment banker and pay 100 Africans to build wells, which doesn't feel as good, but builds 100x as many wells and employs Africans.
I'm baffled when people (the lead) behave this way. I'm not asking this sarcastically and you probably wouldn't know, but were they on some heavy sedatives or psych drugs?
I did mean lux, and what you are saying is exactly my point. I can't easily light indoor areas that bright, so I need to be outside. There are a few people online that have experimented with indoor lighting that bright for seasonal depression, but it's expensive to do.
So if you worked at Twitter for 3 years what do you do? Have a 3 year gap in your resume? If the company doesn’t want Twitter employees you were not going to get a job there anyway.
The big advantage (and possibly disadvantage) is that the class properties (i.e. the internal state of the iterator/lexer) are implicit, which means you don't need to worry about setting them and restoring them each time. For example, you could write something like this:

let idx = 0;
while (true) {
switch input[idx] {
case '"': {
const [token, length] = lexString(input.slice(idx));
yield token;
idx += length;
case '...': {}
}
}

Here, we don't need to worry about saving the state of the index, because it's implicitly "saved" at the yield, and we know we'll end up back on the line after the yield once control is returned to the generator.

In this case, where the only relevant state is the index, that's not that much of an advantage, but it could be more of an advantage if you were writing a generator function with more internal state - for example, a parser using a state machine to determine which tokens are valid next.
If you go over $250k, you can just open accounts at other banks to keep being insured. Or get your own insurance I suppose.
> FTX asked Binance to sell them the tokens for a fixed price, so as not to crash the FTT token price.

Why would Binance decline this opportunity? If FTX, Binance, and the market knew FTT would just crash, it sounds like a given that Binance should take advantage of the fixed price instead of losing hundreds of millions of dollars "letting the market decide".
Yeah immediately thought of StumbleUpon.

Incidentally, this is one of several things I've thought FF should have integrated into the browser to differentiate themselves and maybe retain or, if you can imagine it, grow their userbase. It'd be an outstanding core of a distributed social network, if they wanted to take it that direction, and a decade or so ago FF was uniquely positioned to make such a thing happen by integrating it directly with the browser so the best way to experience it was in FF. These days, I'm not sure they've got enough users left to make such a play, but they did at one time.
Taking for granted that sex or ethnicity dictate how someone votes is responsible for countless political failures in actually protecting the rights of women and others. The undercurrents supporting hard-right politics (and even "patriarchal" politics, or any kind of politics, really) are complex.

Plus, I was legitimately curious.
I had a colleague who regularly took modafinil and was pretty open about it. He'd work for well over 24 hours straight. I don't think it improved his performance at all.

The only other software engineer I know to do this was into pretty much every chemical but there are people like that in every industry.
Now I got really curious why just making it landscape wouldn’t solve the problem. It would give white space on the side regardless of which document format was used to print the page, wouldn’t it? Is it due to a different size of the printed label?
Ha! I made something similar with a Telegram bot :)

https://github.com/Askannz/nag#http-endpoint
I have performed logistic regression in Calc, by using the Solver feature to find coefficients, after multiplying the input with them, passing the output to a sigmoid, and computing the mean squared error.

I suspect anything more advanced than this would be better worth implementing as a script, rather than using Excel.

The main arguments for Excel, that I suspect, would be better collaboration features (like comments and sharing and such), and better integration with other MS tools (Outlook etc.).

But even then, perhaps a script or Jupyter Notebook would be easier to work with (for diffs and version control that are not vendor-locked).
Nvidia OmniVerse Beta Now Available
Beer is cool and all but ya'll heard about the -borrow checker-?

..Hello?
> Eskimo and other aboriginal groups

You do realize they only migrated to the far north within the last 4000 or so years right? They're also significantly paler than related groups that live closer to the equator (such as indigenous peoples in Mexico).
Just pirate it ?
Need a butt swinger for that: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KW-ONbO5NYU
Robinhood stock price falling when my bot is buying more shares. I will trust the A.i I guess.

Robinhood is still screwing over users on market orders.

I mirror trades between Alpaca and Robin Hood.
When my bot executes trades on alpaca. 90% of the time it’s exactly what is quoted at that time.
Example: If my account value is $30,000. I sell all at market. I get $30,000(-$0.01 fee for selling) so I get 29,999.99

The same quote executed on Robinhood. I lose %0.21 or %0.51 on my account value.
Example: If my account value is $30,000. I sell all at market. I get $29,937.

You may say. Bruh. Just use limit order.
Limit orders sometimes don’t get filled. On alpaca, it gets filled.
Robinhood market orders takes away your gains.

You may think I’m joking. But I’m not. Last year. I got an email from RobinHood addressing it and crediting my account. This year. It’s worst.

Last year email.

* We're reaching out to let you know that we noticed there were some trades in 2021 that did not execute at the expected price. Therefore, we have updated some of your executions from this year. These trades have been corrected and you will be provided with updated trade confirmations.
As a result of the updated executions, you’ll see in your account that these trades are being corrected to reflect:
•An improved price, or;
•A disimproved price, in which case we’ve issued you a cash credit equaling the amount of the correction in your account. *
How 'non-verbal communication' is going digital
This is ridiculous, and I imagine it's only true for one Twitter employee who's only been there for a very short time. If this was the case how would you expect these people to get a job if they got further down the funnel? Do you think a big unexplained gap in your timeline is better then having worked at Twitter?
> This list is an aggregation of public layoff lists where people voluntarily signed up, plus people who sign up through us.

You should be actively getting the consent of these people on these lists. They consented to have their info in lists created and shared by colleagues, not as part of your service.
G refers to the apparent magnitude[0] in the main filter used by the European Space Agency's Gaia space telescope (one of the most important scientific missions going on right now, though the public is less aware of it than, say, JWST).[1,2]

pc refers to "parsec," a unit of distance approximately equal to 3.3 light years. Parsecs are a natural unit of distance, because a star that is one parsec away has a yearly parallax "wobble" of one arcsecond (not by accident - this is how the parsec is defined). Parallax is the fundamental way in which distances to nearby stars are measured, so parsecs are the natural unit to use. Every greater distance in astronomy is defined with reference to parsecs: kiloparsecs, Megaparsecs, Gigaparsecs, ...

0. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apparent_magnitude

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaia_(spacecraft)

2. https://www.esa.int/Science_Exploration/Space_Science/Gaia
While I don't agree with the sentiment in this incident, the "accountable" word often means like "I wish I could make this better by doing absolutely nothing".
Responsible, but not really accountable. Accountable would mean falling on his sword.
Where’s he enforcing anything on westerners? He’s not going around France telling them to cool it with the sodomy.
Am I understand right that with the knowledge of the topic name I can also publish announcement messages into that "official" topic?
I used to have very vivid nightmares similar to the one you had of your childhood friend. Extremely violent, extremely vivid stuff, especially common when I was a child/teenager. I didn't have an easy life, but nothing really violently traumatic , just the usual fights with my brothers, and the YMCA pickup basketball fights.

I'm just glad I'm not the only one. The violent nightmares actually started to resurface in my early 20s, when I was actively training Muay Thai, but I was also binge drinking- I cut both of those activities- Muay Thai due to headaches, drinking alcohol, just because I stopped enjoying it. I suspect that there's some aspect of physical head trauma that puts our brain into a subconscious fight or flight mode when we dream.
Coffee is a very mild stimulant in comparison to amphetamines and similar.

Depending on your current health, other medications, and if you drink alcohol, stimulants can be relatively harmless to deadly. Mixing an upper and downer has a history of stopping hearts without warning.

They’re restricted for good reason. It sucks that some of us just need them to function normally (adhd,etc), but if you don’t need them be aware of the risks.
3 ways AI is scaling helpful technologies worldwide
They have a lot of positions open at their Singapore and Hong Kong... offices?
Yes - Sales is a function/dept/team. Account executives are part of sales teams.
Assessing quality of AI literary translation by comparing with human translation
In math, the obvious things aren't always true and the true things are often not obvious.

Trivially, the identity f(x) = x satisfies the guarantee as well. What amounts to insightful observation is the definition and classification of these functions. In exploring their existence in various forms, we can begin to understand what properties these functions share.

So the interesting part is not that this class of function _exists_, because of course it does! Your intuition has led you to three possible candidates. But if we limit ourselves to only the functions that satisfy the condition _wave-in implies wave-out_ what do they look like as a whole? What do these guarantees buy us if we _know_ the result will be a wave? For example, f(g(x)) is also guaranteed to be _wave-in-wave-out_. Again, maybe obvious, but it's a building block we can use once we've proved it true.
They don't have to be fixed, a scalar multiple is allowed too. e^ax is an eigenfunction of the derivative too.
We deserve better
You appear to be contrasting layoffs to quitting, so wouldn't you be the one who doesn't have your coworkers' backs?
Much of the feedback around blocking (instances and profiles) is less than transparent, some of which is by design.

Fully-transparent blocking tends to play to the interests of griefers, abusers, and trolls.

For many instances, blocks are listed on the /about/more page of the instance. Mind that you'd also have to check to see if the remote instance is blocking your own.
I've also seen this variant:

Why did the multi-threaded chicken cross the road?

other side. to the To get
That sounds very frustrating and difficult. I'm really sorry. Do you have good professional care? Are you in a safe place?
We definitely take input from the community and are interested to hear from teams about which compliance frameworks they would like to see. We also think open source and self-hosting has a role to play here. For example, some countries have data residency requirements, and we hope that developers would start by using Medplum and building additional features/validating their self-hosted environment up to a local compliance standard.
Agda is a really interesting language. A great way to learn the power of Dependent Types.
You should see the kitchen, would make even the well-prescribed HFT teams look sober.
Teeth, prenatal growth, and the evolution of human-like pregnancy in later Homo
It would make a lot of sense if the tanks shrinkflate as well.