skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> within the Effective Altruism community, I don't think I can take them quite seriously anymore.

Having been involved with environmental activism and Bitcoin stuff for over a decade you see these types show up every now and then, often just for photo-ops and a self-gratifying projection of themselves in whatever will satisfy thier own ego trip. Honestly, these types are one of the biggest impediments to progress in these movements, they're so disillusional and siphon off much needed capital into these projects that ultimately leave everyone who might have cared at one point entirely apathetic (like you) to the plights and causes because they got burned from one of them.

I think true altruism is an incredibly rare virtue, and subsequently a much needed one in the World at that, but it's often from a source of genuine personal pain and suffering that allows you to recall and thus empathize with someone who is/has gone through similar difficulties you've been through. To that end, I find it impossible for SBF to truly have a sense of self-awareness to realize how toxic and blatantly counter-productive he is and will likely be remembered as in both EA and in The Crypto community.

Karpales was persona non-grata for nearly decade for MTGOX, but at least he did a mea culpa and served time in prison and sadly had his personal life destroyed as a result of his scam. I fear SBF will not face much given his connections and involvement in US politics via donations as well as his family, and THAT shows the hypocrisy of these sorts of people.
New Statement from Google Chrome on JPEG XL
A life in which I not trading my time for money.
Without attempting to take away anything from your comment I will point out that a routine of walking a few miles a day is sufficient to reap most cognitive benefits.
> The obvious answer is to fly home, not to enter the country, and not to let an untrained and clueless individual remove it. Why didn’t he do that?

We don't know given the lack of details in OP, but a few possibilities come to mind:

- Time-sensitivity to attend a meeting, deliver knowledge, deliver goods, etc.

- Fleeing country of origin to seek asylum

- Relatively extraordinary expense of plane ticket and lack of means to purchase another
> when Meta P/E was 9, people should have said to themselves “hey, that’s an incredible opportunity”

AFAIK, Meta doesn't pay dividends. So Buffet (or Gates, who is Buffet but likes tech) would steer clear.
Most of my shell scripts are in JavaScript. It meets most of your requirements, as well as having good support for async behavior. I'll use node for simple scripts and deno if I want to compile to an executable or if it just feel like it.

The language doesn't have native pipes, but I'll sometimes include them in a command string
`const output= exec("firstcommand ${somevariable} | secondcommand")`

As an added bonus you have access to the npm ecosystem.
I'm running my own server for my friends.
11/11 was an inside job
Amazon Is the First Company Ever to Lose $1T in Value
> The only function of the box is to switch the power on and off

That is false. These are much more sophisticated than a mere relay. Sure, there is basic logic between vehicles and EVSEs which is basically a smart relay: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SAE_J1772#Signaling

...but the electronics you mentioned are for onboard controls (energy monitoring, Time of Use enforcement, load balancing between multiple units, etc). Some EVSEs are very simple, but many -- including the one in the article -- also handle upstream communication like OCPP:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Charge_Point_Protocol
https://www.chargepoint.com/files/OCPP-Fact-Sheet.pdf

Here is an example of integrations for the model in the article: https://zaptec.com/downloads/ZapChargerPro_Integration.pdf

There are also implementations of power line communication over the Control Pilot pin in J1772, which most people notice when charging via CCS at a DC Fast Charger, but that is not limited to L3 charging. Note that QCA7005 chip in the article: https://www.qualcomm.com/products/application/wireless-netwo...

See also: Plug and Charge https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_15118
from personal experience i can say: after i started working out extensively, often for 10+ hours a week, i did notice that i just had a lot less time and energy left for intellectual endeavours (which consisted of mostly reading and programming exercise projects). not only was the time spent in the gym "lost" (intellectually), but afterwards (i mostly trained in the evening) i was just too tired and exhausted for longer periods of intense concentration.

that said, i began spending a lot of time reading about exercising instead, which is surprisingly intellectually stimulating. there are a bunch of high level powerlifters, bodybuilders and weightlifters who do, for example, scientific paper reviews and criticism. i learned a lot about second-guessing findings there. road cycling is probably on of the most data driven sports out there (i kinda quit strength sports during covid and started cycling, which is probably even more time consuming).

there are intellectually aspects to - and surrounding - most sports to a degree, but i doubt intelligence is the decicive factor even in comparably tactical athletic disciplines (team sports).
Not the op, but I am 45, did a lot of sport till my 20s, I don't exercise anymore, since at least 20 years, what I notice now is the lack of proper rest: not sleeping enough, for example.

Exercise actually makes me numb these days and I need a couple of days to recover.

While immersing in deep focused studying or exercising my mind by learning new stuff, makes me feel a lot better and much sharper.

To each his own I think.

edit: a friend of mine who never did sports at young age tells me he feels better now that he goes swimming regularly at the age of 42, but who can tell if it is just because exercise is a new experience to him?
Your idea that voting is consent is very flawed, no where in society is the ability to choose not to vote where by they absolves you from rule by the authority. If voting was actual consent then if I were to choose not to vote that would be withdrawing my consent thus I should not be under the rule / jurisdiction of the government.... Try that and you get Sovereign Citizens

So that alone invalidates the idea that voting is "consent to be governed", saying that is like saying when a mugger that comes upon you with a demand of "your money or your life" means you "consented" to give the mugger you money when you hand it over.

Second people feel the force of government every day, most have assimilated this consent threat into their lives as just a part of living but even in the most "free" nations consent threat is there, did you fill out your tax return correctly... is that cop going to pull me over.... etc etc etc etc

The delicate illusion is that this consent overriding threat of violence by the state is somehow legitimate, ethical and moral
Rust has cargo, which just works and doesn't require you to set it up (cargo build --release; hand binary to the client, no makefile required).

but...

we have clouds now, so even if you find something, development will require CD/CI pipeline, github actions and so on.
smart contract wallets allow users to recover funds in the event they lose their private key - https://www.argent.xyz/learn/what-is-a-smart-contract-wallet...
I love how completely complicatedly stupid these scams are.
Nerds and bodybuilders don’t mix well. There is this smart guy though who “invented” a Gym for nerds only. Pretty cool, forgot the name.
Who watches the label makers?

I've always been curious about this myself. This is a loaded topic but the DSM has had a history of revision based on societal and political feedback so it is not entirely clear to me who ensures that the content is strictly following rigorous scientific process. I rarely quote any of their content unless I have personally witnessed overwhelming anecdotal and observational evidence myself, mostly due to not believing anything I read.

I have my own theories as to the actual cause and potential treatments both in terms of bandaging the symptoms and curing the underlying root causes of O.D.D. but testing those theories have potential legal ramifications and going through proper channels are expensive.
> He's banning people who make fun of him.

the policy is about banning anyone who's impersonating someone else. there's a major bot issue with accounts pretending to be others, and people are playing coy about it specifically doing this as a political stunt to show how bugaboo Elon is abusing free speech (an issue they generally only argue in favor of when it affects themselves)
when an audience has preconceived ideas, there is money to be had in 'validating' those ideas. It doesn't matter if you're wrong time and again - you just need to show up with emotionally satisfying narrative and boom - there is your TV appearance, there is your book sale, there is your merch deal. Alex Jones is a conspicuous exemplar but you can find less outrageous versions anywhere.

Gordon Chang for example, 30 year history of 'calling' the imminent collapse of China. Consistently wrong, here's another book deal Uncle Chang!
I couldn't agree more. I like running but what I really enjoy is the change in my daily quality of life when I am regularly running.
I believe most of this, except that no one I know who works out a lot is calm.

If anything, I’m always looking around for empty syringes. They act like they are gonna climb a mountain then come back and try to make me do Beachbody and chalean extreme, then yell at me about what I eat ;)

Not saying exercise is bad, but I do not associate it with calmness. (I’m a healthy dude, you are not hearing this from someone 50 lbs overweight)
Geographically distributed multisig is not an implementation detail, it’s a clear improvement over legacy methods of value storage.

What is the equivalent for storing dollars? How about gold?
What's stopping you?

I live in a small house somewhere in the woods. I have 40 acres, a house, a woodshop, a nice "man shed", and several more small buildings for animals and equipment---and I bought all that for $60,000 in the Ozarks.

The slow life doesn't need much to sustain it after you buy your place; maybe it's time to jump off the cliff.

Things I've been doing lately: enjoying our first snow last night. Doing things by a kerosene lantern (because I like lanterns). Wandering the woods...I found a "deadhead" a couple of days ago in great shape. Baking bread. Planting fig trees in my garden. Watching the sunrise. Drinking warm cups of hot cocoa. Making some holiday gifts in my woodshop, with wood harvested from my land.

I'm missing someone to share it with. Add someone to the above: that's the kind of life I dream about.

Good luck to you!
What if you have multiple concurrent connections?
Note that 9P is in fact a binary protocol.
You don’t win anything by taking responsibility but you can lose a lot.
Last I checked the Fish shell had many users and an active community.
A brief interview with Common Lisp co-creator Dr. Scott Fahlman
~20 years ago I interviewed at a large CAD software developer. The thing I remember most is when the interviewer pointed at six desks in the corner and said "that is the team doing fillets and blends".

It is relatively easy to get to a 90% solution but really handling complex evaluations for demanding users is a massive undertaking. Hard to see open source software getting there.
What’s the one book or paper you would recommend?
I don’t understand this comment. Wayland has already been mentioned. macOS and Windows have both also made huge progress in this area. And iOS is the gold standard for modern UI responsiveness.
Vue shines for user interaction. Instead of a single SPA, we usually have one per rendered page (i.e. User Interface). Works very well.

That means you have to parse all the JS on every rendered page.
I wanted to run Doom on one of them. So far I have LCD control for SC6531E (with 9306 LCD panel), USB control for SC6531E/SC6531DA and USB control for MT6260/MT6261 (using API from bootloader).

I load the code not while the OS is running, but through boot via USB.

SC6531DA is similar to SC6531E, but some constants have been changed, so additional research into its firmware is required.

I have enough knowledge to run some game on the SC6531E, but a lot of work still needs to be done.

Anyone want to cooperate with me?
"Subjective" doesn't mean "wrong". Do you only want people to post things they have, like, data for?
The paid portion of the app is only if you wish to have access to the key parameters in real time (pH, water temperature, electricity conductivity). You will be able to use 100% of the device functions with the free app.
Oh boy, does office or resign invalidate employment agreements? Does this free people from any restrictions upon exit or even open up chances for lawsuits?
I agree.

But who actually doesn't?

We all (almost) walk a few miles (or kms) a day, without even realising it.
I think you’re considering only literal cost, and not the opportunity cost (which is typically much higher, and what you’re using to make investment decisions). Suppose you’ve an engineer and they’re paid $100k. Now you’d be tempted to say that anything that takes less than six months and saves more than $50k is worth it. But that’s not true at all. For one, that engineer is actually worth much more than $100k/yr to the company; it costs a lot more to hire and keep that person busy (recruiting, training, an office, a manager, product managers, project managers, etc.). But more importantly: what are the other things they could be doing? Small companies are rarely thinking about micro-efficiency because they are trying to change and grow their products. If this engineer is able to build a feature that will help them grow X% faster, that can have a massive multiplier effect on their prospects (and valuation, for which that $50k saving makes zero difference). Those are the things you’re comparing against, which is why the opportunity cost bar for pure $$ saving improvements is often much higher than it seems.
You can infer a lot from info about where people are. It’s the same reason every mobile app wants your location.
i think in many cases users are closer--node wise and influence wise--to their server admins than they were to twitter's moderation team. always? of course not. but, if this is a major concern for you, then its easy to either start your own server with a group of people or even spin up on your own. this was not possible under twitter.
There’s a metallic ground pin but that doesn’t necessarily mean much, I’ve got an iphone adapter (from the world kit) which is the same and is ungrounded (because the old switchable power adapter has no ground nub).

You need to check the back of the plug, the nub of the charger (which is metallic) slides into a rail thing. With the cables, the rails have a metal strip to connect with the charger’s nub: https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/8ec896d8-54...
I’d go as far as to say that the burden of proof is on anybody claiming that regular exercise is not as fundamental as regular eating or regular sleeping or regular breathing. Reductionist, functionalist science has been extremely harmful in shaping how people understand themselves.
Not on ESXI, but as unikernels, sure,

https://github.com/solo-io/unik

https://hermitcore.org/

https://github.com/icexin/eggos

https://nanovms.com/

"Pure Go Unikernels - go metal with TamaGo"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOEl5BCfHv0
Maybe we can add a blue check for private jets that don't want to display their registration on the plane ;)
It's strange that you bring the super app point up. Having worked in one the Sequoia-backed companies with a similar valuation in the past and following a few of their other investments, I could never understand the pressure to make a super app. Yes, I know about WeChat. But I just don't see these types of apps having a success where I live at the moment (not China).
I think that would have counted as a deportation or similar and he would have had worse problems the next time he visited.
Which seems to only include trading for other coins and carbon credits. Not sure how it lets you get your cryptocoins into a form you can buy a hamburger without some sort of “an exchange account, creating a potential security risk.”.
Read the title as "what if regular expressions is the best cognitive exercise" and I was fairly skeptical.
>> No body wants a Nuclear War and 40 million refugees off the coast of Australia.

For thise wondering about this reference:

https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/the-birth-and-death...
Pure Go Unikernels – go metal with TamaGo (2020)
Likely insiders withdrawing funds
Yes, but the same people that own these planes have been telling me since the beginning that I don't need to worry unless I'm hiding something.
Online sports-betting apps face customer complaints over withdrawing funds
Benthos – stream processing framework written in Golang
>Gary Gensler being accused by a congressman

Congressman is a republican. I don't like republicans, but I recognize their words are disregarded by non-overtly-rightwing media. Admittedly some Rs spew lots of bullshit so I get that, but it would be nice if serious reporters would look into serious claims like this.

The Gary Gensler angle on this is very interesting and thus far everyone but 4chan tinfoilers has been mum about it.
Your comment was a wild ride. First asserting people who work out aren’t calm and then going into steroid use.
Guess her attorneys had to make a run at getting a short house arrest and community service sentence but that request sure makes her look even less remorseful for her actions. Plus, as we discovered with Jussie Smollett, community service can be an absolute joke of a punishment. Hanging out with people who love you while you provide 'professional services' is not much of a punishment.

For someone like Holmes, perhaps something like working in a community health clinic in a disadvantaged community would be an appropriate community service sentence (after incarceration) and help her see that there is a bigger world out there than the insular one world of privilege she lived in.
I also have unmedicated, diagnosed adhd. I view it as training my brain to STFU. It’s gotten good enough that in my every day life, I find that now, even a few sets of push ups can help me reset when I’m in a doom loop.
Might be worth mentioning- this is a Clojure UI library.
I did the stairway to heaven in hike in Hawaii. Started when it was still dark. It was exhausting, but in many ways it felt mind opening.
Certain physical experiences build neural connections that you can't get any other way. Just being in a position to slip and die will make you alert and releases adrenaline, and you need to focus. Regular mountain climbers are probably different humans. Plus the views were spectacular.
What percentage of either are actually in a healthy environment?

The stats from the AHA show 60%-70% are overweight/obese.

Another study shows upwards of 70% on perscription medication.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/study-shows-70-percent-of-ameri...

To actually meet a "natural" is quite rare :)

BMI is a lifestyle choice, but obviously unhealthy environments are a side effect of low-quality data/food/education
Pre-existing Funds that are just sitting waiting around to be put into depositor accounts once a bank fails have low to no velocity. Giving them to money-spending depositors is inflationary by virtue of increasing the velocity of that money that was previously just sitting on the sideline. Even in the scenario you present is inflationary.
That statement immediately exposes you as a crank.

Millions of excess deaths happened, deaths that would not have happened without COVID infections. I had otherwise perfectly healthy friends and family either die or be stuck with long term conditions from it.

There’s value in debating the best measures taken to handle the pandemic, there’s none whatsoever in denying it was even a thing.
This is a declaration of principles, not an appeal to credentialism.
Which has always been transparent bullshit.
Maybe things other than their flights could be tracked in an organized manner, and over time a higher resolution picture of what they are getting up to on the planet would emerge and motivate people to do something to improve upon the situation.
This is a story I don’t like. The World Cup is soon, and to say the losers aren’t brilliant, is a mistake.

I commend the effort.
I tried out the square dancing class my boomer parents attend and found it similarly challenging. You're changing direction, changing partners, and remembering calls. Now I wonder if I'm stagnating by just doing trail run.
“Wordle editor” became a real job at The New York Times
Can’t you trivially turn off a transponder?
There seems to be an extradition treaty US-Argentina though
https://www.congress.gov/treaty-document/105th-congress/18

Edit: but none Bahamas-Argentina: https://mofa.gov.bs/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/BILATERAL-TRE...
Wouldn't it also need a continuous copper pipe until it meets the ground? A pipe being made of copper or iron doesn't mean it's not connected to a plastic pipe or adapter upstream; and I've seen plumbers using a rubbery-looking tape between the threads when screwing two metal pipes together, which might not be conductive.
“ Reuters and The Block confirm that SBF had a backdoor that could move funds between FTX/Alameda without triggering internal audits or accounting. This allowed Sam to borrow 1:1 any amount of user deposits between the two "separate" entities.”

https://twitter.com/autismcapital/status/1591459380742225922...
Working out doesn’t by itself make you Albert Einstein or Dalai Lama. It just makes you better than you were before, at least according to these studies.

One could speculate why folks who are already prone to exercising aren’t necessarily calm folks but that’s just speculation.
All government tend towards authoritarianism, just look at what happened under "good governments" during COVID, with full support of the population. (which I am sure is an unpopular opinion here)

There is no fix for that.
That is amazing work. I am still blown away this kind of stuff can be done on the web.
I'll admit, it was too long for me now, but I got to this bit, which makes for a perfect tl;dr I guess:

> SBF needed to find a path on which he’d be a coin toss away from going totally bust.
Readings in the Philosophy of Technology
A developer is surprised that improper electrical infrastructure causes systemic computer malfunctions. Surprised enough to write an article about it.

I feel like this just perfectly summarizes my early years in the tech field, back when I was a screwdriver jockey and spent my afternoons diving under desks. "Why yes, person who gets paid more than twice what I do- spilling a chai latte on your laptop keyboard does mean that it has to go away to a computer hospital for a bit, and no, I cannot magically go back in time and make a copy of all of your important files on an external hard drive for you."

To the author: no hard feelings- I love devs. But just like you might be surprised at the person struggling to write a simple be five-line bash script, sometimes the hardware-oriented folks are surprised at what doesn't occur as an obvious issue to others.
Have you considered the Gingery series? That could be fun if you have the physical capacity. Seems like you have all the required interest.

Cheers.
Not falling over while moving and interacting with physical objects successfully.

You can throw at it few gpus worth of computing power and still end up short.
I don’t think the point is that physical work makes humans intelligent in comparison to animals. I think the point is that physically active humans exercise aspects of their intelligence that modern sedentary humans do not.
what if you get caught and sent to prison and can't unfollow them for the next ten years, that would be embarrassing! make you seem like you can't stand up for yourself!