skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
We're building Double (https://doubleapp.xyz) as something that fixes a need of our own.

We observed that doing activities in the presence of others overcomes HUGE hurdles in motivation (called body doubling in ADHD communities, but also known as social facilitation: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_facilitation). It's an incredibly interesting effect and something we are excited to share with others as we build it out and discover new ways to tap into the phenomenon.
The initial push for C was that most Unix systems arrived with a C compiler included (there were exceptions ofc, and once the compilers started going pricy there was a lot of volunteers for GCC).

Microsoft and Borland both were companies that made money on selling developer tools (it's been overshadowed by OS and office software for MS, but Microsoft had a lot of business selling compilers etc.) so of course they sold compilers for languages that got popular (and in case of MS, later used the compilers to prop the environment for developers building software for their OSes)
I get how these blinds (or the shutters stavros talks about in a sibling comment) would initially be more popular in Southern countries, but one would think that places with 6 months of always-on daylight would catch up eventually.
I, for one, do not like the trend of the financialization of everything. It is surveillance capitalism times 1000. Where all human behavior becomes an object to bet on.
Sabine Hossenfelder has an interesting take on this [0]

[0] - https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PY_4S_dfUv4
SBF invested heavily in Sequoia as a limited partner. Him raising money from Sequoia in return was a way of adding legitimacy to his empire. Sequoia's motivation was simply to make money. Even famous VC firms aren't immune to making dumb decisions or falling for some fantasy hype rationale. Sequoia had a very fawning blog piece on SBF up that paints a very unfavorable picture of the decision making here, and hilariously enough they were proud of it until the bubble popped.
If you listen to the All-In podcast, or the Pivot podcast there have definitely been some rumblings about certain VC firms doing extremely questionable things with regards to crypto. They don't name names because... well, they don't want to burn bridges/get sued. But it's not difficult to guess which firms will be under scrutiny, Chris Dixon obviously is the most outspoken crypto guy. The question over the next few years is - how have his funds performed. If they've performed anything like crypto he's going to give terrible returns, if they haven't performed anything like crypto I think people would like to know how he managed to create a crypto investment strategy that had a positive ROI, given that the only way money has been made in the cyrpto space so far is pump and dump.
real time p-hacking
This is a cool explanation!

I wrote a Euclidean rhythms plugin for Logic Pro X scripter:

code: https://github.com/stereosteve/ScriptDiddy

demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cInvIxaeYZ4

of course I copy pasted the actual implementation from here:
https://github.com/Lokua/euclidean-sequence/blob/master/inde...

It's pretty fun to use with AUs and VSTs
>This assumes housing moves with inflation

No it doesn't. When you buy a house your price is locked in.

It assumes wages track inflation which is generally the case.

I also made no assumption as to whether this is a peak or trough in the housing market. Obviously it's better to buy at the bottom but that requires market timing. But in either scenario, assuming wages track inflation, the value of your mortgage is eroded faster, the higher inflation is.
The End of Masculinity Has Been Somewhat Exaggerated
> One is a command line based database browser/editor. PhpMyAdmin for the terminal so to say. I do all my database work inside of this editor.

Isnt this just a shell? Like psql, for example?
What if you have Steve who is a brilliant C programmer, better even than Jane, but autistic and so unable to negotiate a better salary than either Bob or Jane? Would you find it ethical to pay him less?
Hmm, ya not sure how I messed up my math so badly. That's my mistake.
Im not really sure what your point is; If there were a similar tool for software dev im sure it would gut the industry in the same way. The thing about these AI art tools is they emulate the normal commission process for a client; You describe what you want with example pictures and a short statement and you get roughly what you wanted.
I dont think there is an equivalent for SW work yet, everything I have seen is aimed at accelerating an expert.

The thing about computers/computing is that being better at a task usually gives someone a commercial advantage; finding them and exchanging money for the implementation seems fairly straightforward...
Free BPA coctail in every canned drink
(Brings forth their best George Carlin impersonation) Plastic!

...I mean, my understanding was that the elephant in the room is BPA and microplastics, but maybe all the other factors are not given enough attention.
The Terminal for the 21st Century
Reconnecting to a stranger I'd shared a bus ride with almost 20 years prior
European SAR space radar already covers earth every few days. Results are free and open.
She's the author of the OP.
Sorry you’re right, it would have been Paredit.

I guess my point is that syntax that works very well with a correctly configured editor used by someone who knows what they’re doing is going to have a higher barrier to entry than a language that can be easily edited in Notepad.
Can confirm.

I don't program in Go but when there's Go software that needs fixing, it's so much easier to "go build" it and fix bugs in this unfamiliar language than it is merely to compile software written in many more familiar languages. Build systems that just work is a huge advantage.
No, because you are talking about compounding returns (which I was not), but improving people's lives today gives far greater long-term benefits than investing the money at reasonable return and donating more in the future, for well-known reasons.
FTX investigating “abnormalities” in wake of bankruptcy filing
I just hope the leetcode and other dubious interviewing techniques goes away with it as well
This is diluting the definition of "ponzi scheme" to the point of uselessness. State-backed central currencies emerged because people in informal economies were bartering to exchange goods and services, which is less efficient than having a standardized medium of exchange, so central authorities issued currency in order to increase the efficiency of the economy. That's not a ponzi scheme, because the value of the currency doesn't rely on some greater fool buying the currency from you.

Yes, you can use these currencies as a store of value, and therefore get utility from exchanging them with somebody in the future, but that's not where the value of the currency itself derives from (which is 1. the utility of the currency itself (people want to transact in it in personal affairs, because it's more efficient and reliable than the alternative), and 2. the authority of the state (people must transact in it in state affairs)). Call it what you will, but it's not a ponzi scheme. If you're looking for things in traditional fintech that resemble a ponzi scheme, look at something like a non-voting stock without a dividend.
This is only a problem if you retain a first-past-the-post voting system.

My country uses a single transferable vote system - pretty much no representatives are elected with a majority of their constituency's vote - instead each constituency elects multiple representatives (3-5), and you vote with a ranked choice of all of the people running in your constituency. No one gets a majority of first preferences because there's no concept of a "wasted" vote if you vote for someone on the fringe - your vote will eventually end up transferred to your favourite candidate that can feasibly be elected.

The result is a legislature that is extremely representative of the population at large with a wide gamut of parties. Our politics is obviously still as dysfunctional as anywhere, but I don't think any of it can be chalked up to the electoral system.
This looks really great, but it’s hard to find a situation where I would want to use this rather than the native apps, with the exception on Find My.
That's not an "I built it" story then.

"I was dissatisfied with ... so I made other people build it"
Really love the look and feel. Did you use tailwindUI by any chance?
I'm not sure about the "not needing" part. Imagine there would be several billion Vorlon out there. They wouldn't even need their clever plots to win.
That's nothing compared to what stake and the other bitcoin casinos have been spending on influencers. Until twitch banned them their top sponsored streamers were making a reported 2 to 3 million a month.

Likewise there's tons of crypto money sloshing around the esports world. FTX paid TSM 200 million for naming rights.

In an environment like this its really hard for legit sponsors to pitch influences unless the influencer is personally interested or ethically refuses to work with the crypto sponsor whales.
https://github.com/micouy/kn - `cd` alternative like `z` but based on comparing abbreviations against paths with https://crates.io/crates/powierza-coefficient, not on frecency. I've completely replaced `cd` for over a year. A while ago nushell reimplemented this functionality using my Powierża coefficient.
I am interested in this too. I would do different tradeoffs. I am more interested in optional garbage collection, the parallelism and async story in the language such as threading and coroutines or both together.

I suspect combining garbage collection, exceptions, closures, tail call optimisation, parallelism, JIT compilation and coroutines is difficult to do orthogonally.

On eatonphil's discord someone recently shared this link: This is a framework for building high performance language runtimes

https://github.com/eclipse/omr

I am currently implementing a programming language and compiler and interpreter in my multiversion-concurrency-control repository.

https://github.com/samsquire/multiversion-concurrency-contro...

I am doing codegen that is interpreted by my imaginary interpreter. My assembly has primitives for thread safe multithreading.
Show us a macroeconomics textbook used in the US that says this.
Kind of sounds like Chase / Washington mutual when you put it like that
If you have an iPhone+mac you can use continuity camera which is pretty seamless in comparison: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT213244
My pet peeve with plex is they aren't really focusing on the fundamentals.

Checkout this issue [1]. A 2 year old request to support a newer codec, AV1, with seemingly no support in sight.

Or you've got the fact that plex's transcoding STILL only targets h264 (and gives limited options for bitrate/resolution targets). Most hardware support H.265 (and some newer hardware supports H.266 and AV1).

It's a product that was originally built on serving a media library and it's pushed most of us to working around it while the business is clearly focusing on other priorities.

[1] https://forums.plex.tv/t/add-support-for-av1-coding-standard...
most of the good done in the world thee days is paradoxically perhaps achieved through commerce, not charity per se. and even charities are mostly effective in the sense that they get money flowing into the economy, where people can trade value for value and attend to their material needs, etc etc. most charity is not as effective as simply achieving some equity in income distribution, or barring that just overall higher levels of income and lower costs for the inputs that go into the economy.

dont get fooled by people who think they can put good-ness into a box labelled "giving", I dont believe its that simple.
Also aluminium cans
I don't know what ego has to do with this to be honest. If you regognize that human behavior has an impact on climate change (and the science is clear that it does), don't you have a moral obligation to do something about it, regardless of your ego and intuition?
In my state people making minimum wage make too much to qualify for Medicaid.
It's not just a shell.

It is a terminal UI in which you can browse tables, go into tables, browse and edit rows in a spreadsheet like interface etc.

If there is any database out there that is commonly used to demonstrate DB software, I could record a little screencast.

So far, it supports SQLite, MariaDB and MySql.
I still think the t-SNE blobs are beautiful and interesting!
I lost faith in cryptocurrency pretty early on because of the idea that it costs money to send or receive money. My ideal of a currency is it should be free of cost or almost free of cost to send or receive money.

There was another post here about a thought experiment where someone asked if I had eight billion dollars, how can I send a dollar to every person on earth? Well, right now you can't because it costs too much to send or receive money.

I don't have a solution but the fact that eth is full of "gas" people who want USD, makes me think it is no different from the Bitcoin crowd regardless of the pos switch. Or to quote the wolf of wall street, the people who own Bitcoin and Ethereum networks still take home cold hard cash. Don't fall for their BS. Bitcoin or eth doesn't pay for your mining rigs or your electricity.
Did you mean to point to that as a problem?

Because all this means is that minorities can not be stumbled upon.
When the people who print the real currency are your friends, the people who are supposed to regulate who can print currency are your friends, and the people who lend you massive amounts of real currency are your friends - it is easy to delude yourself into believing that on a long enough time scale some of the plebs will buy your funny money and you will become more liquid and everything will sort of work out somehow.

Money creates more money, so if can can create money that creates more money, we're broadening the economy, expanding it all the time.. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_3T-Af57Pg)

Sort of similar to how Trump said his own net worth fluctuates day to day sometimes based on his feelings since it is tied to perceptions of the Trump name as a brand.

Or how George Costanza said it's not a lie if you believe it.

Or how a gambler who is down is sure he can make it back.

In other words, yeah, as fraudulent as can be. Lets see if anybody actually goes to jail.
If you think YC somehow provides protection against rat duck games by VCs I have some very bad news to share with you.
> Basically, we should hold ourselves and our political process to the highest standards, rather than the easiest ones.

It sounds like you're describing Plato's philosopher kings.

A key component of both sortition and Plato's Republic is that they're selecting leaders who aren't actively seeking power, in contrast to elections. (According to Plato, philosophers seek truth, not power, and must be forced to rule for the benefit of the community.)
But not every one in Athens was a citizen. There were many slaves etc.

This is election as per 18th century Britain elections by the propertied classes.
Where do you go with that? If there's no social contract then there's nothing wrong with coercing people in the first place so the discussion is moot.
Make sure your compiler is actually doing that zeroing, as memory that is destined for deallocation does not have many requirements imposed on it.
> Strength levels seem to be decreasing in general.

This is one thing I have noticed, men in my parents's generation in their 50s were much stronger than my peers (and me). And I have been noticing I am a bit stronger than men in there 20s (on average). Of course I tossed out people who work out.

I have been seeing articles like this for a while, I personally believe this has to do with the environment and how the food we eat is grown.
This should be easily doable! Grab any model, pull off the output layer, run data through it to get a dataset of vector embeddings, and then run UMAP on it.
> Being connected and well off, should now be a sign of lack of inventive mind than having one.

Or how about it is neutral?
I created a Chrome extension to add a keyboard shortcut that moves your current tab to a new window:

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/tab-to-windowpopup...
Congratulations! You have managed to both post the same argument they just refuted ("some governments in the past were bad, therefore we need to be able to avoid all governments forever"), and invoke Godwin's Law at the same time!

Pretty impressive, I'd say.
Yes, 4 and 2 have the same set of prime factors: 2.
Stress and social status, society used to revolve around social status, if you were married and had a house and a decent job people respected you, your family was grateful, and apparently all these things boost your testosterone (heard it somewhere but not sure) today if you have these things some people will actually look down on you (according to the internet not sure again), and with the constant Ferris wheel of the news people can't seem to catch a break.

But wtf do I know, not a biologist, not a doctor, etc. just my 2 cents.
Big Investors Are Giving Up on Crypto Markets Going Mainstream
A country like America has too many needs and responsibilities for direct democracy. Having full-time representatives handle these responsibilities gives me comfort; I don't want and can't afford the responsibility of learning the ins and outs of every aspect of American government. I don't have the time or energy for that, so if I were told to vote on all of those issues I'd either be voting at random or in the manner the media told me to. And where is the value of that? No, I want representatives to do most of it for me. Public referendums on some social policy issues are generally good, and I've voted in a few of those, but please do not make me responsible for all of it.

Besides, handing nukes over to a plebiscite is a bone-chillingly awful idea. In the days following 9/11 I think we probably would have voted to start a nuclear war. The public, save the Dixie Chicks, were even more blood thirsty than the US Government.
What would you replace leetcode with? For all its faults, and I agree there are many, leetcode is at least more or less objective and (for employers) very cheap.
This is a C compiler that is small, not a Small-C compiler that I initially thought it would be.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Small-C
Ah yes, I wanted to play GPT-3 and posted what I think the summary is here as a comment.
Its not just historically (atleast if you include IoT/Industrial/Medical devices) Microsoft's "Section 52" (IoT security research group) called out this issue in several allocators used in IoT in April 2021 [0][1].

[0] https://msrc-blog.microsoft.com/2021/04/29/badalloc-memory-a...

[1] Full list: https://www.cisa.gov/uscert/ics/advisories/icsa-21-119-04
Depends on how you set the fields.
As they say, markets can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent.
Other factor beyond plastics & BPA may be higher consumption of meat, dairy and eggs, which are full of estrogens.

https://nutritionfacts.org/2016/09/13/estrogen-animal-produc...
Don't forget dedicated "delivery" 36xx series machines from Symbolics, which were lower priced specifically because they weren't supposed to be used with the development environment.
Update: Matt Kane on Twitter (https://twitter.com/ascorbic/status/1591728244323389440) replied to my thread explaining that:

1) Part of the issue here is my Netlify account having branch builds enabled, which resulted in two builds running for every commit. This resulted in longer queue times with a concurrency level of 1, which would explain about ~20s of the queuing time seen here to run a branch build of similar length.

2) The other part is Netlify's previews run on PR creation, not on every commit like on all the other services tested here. This explains another ~5s of delay between creating the branch and opening the PR.

That unfortunately still leaves ~30s of the total ~55s of queuing time above unaccounted for. Initial tests with branch builds turned off show results that are much more competitive, but it was performed on 4AM on a Sunday, so I can't conclusively rule out additional queuing delays during busier hours yet. Will be investigating further during PDT business hours. Stay tuned for another update!
>It's like recursive valuation.

Exactly correct. Most of these crypto companies hold assets that are nothing but tokens they or an affiliated entity print on demand. Just like how most of Tether's assets are commercial paper yet they refuse to name whose commercial paper and no one who makes a market in that space has ever dealt with them - it's obvious the commercial paper was issued by other crypto companies and likely secured only by crypto. And how exactly do people think all of those staking/farming operations are generating those ridiculous levels of "yield"?
Here's another arbitrary passive radar project I just found on GitHub:

https://github.com/Max-Manning/passiveRadar

I suspect this particular cat is out of the bag.
I am unable to recall where i read this years ago, but testosterone is not just decreasing in males, it is also decreasing in mammals across the board in North America.
https://github.com/piku, for sure. I was getting tired of deploying stuff manually or juggling containers for the simplest of apps, so I sat down and wrote most of it in a couple of weekends.

I now deploy the vast majority of my personal projects with it (including container-based ones, actually).
question should be "why would it not".
if we all keep our modern lifestyles soon our test levels will match women's
If I get it right, SBF had already become a billionaire through trading his own money, and only then he founded FTX and started gambling with customers money too? He'd already won, he could have had meth orgies and not work another day for the rest of his life, yet he decided to only then start defrauding customers? If that's what's happened, the word greed doesn't do justice to how insane that is, that must be some sort of sociopathic/gambling disorder, rationalized through effective altruism and an unusual take on utility theory (linear utility). But it's probably too early to tell what really happened.
That depends they are.

However the issue is that the party members are a small proportion of the general public.

Thus a small group is enough to win the vote in the party, This tends in a two party system to make the winner more extreme and less likely to be liked by the general public.

See Liz Truss as a good example here (as well as Trump)
Upbase has a completely different way of structuring all the tools it has to offer. Each tool has its own place, separated from the others. And that creates clarity. In a nutshell, it's more organized and way easier to get started with than Notion.
Crypto.com “accidentally” sent 320k ETH of user deposits to Gate .io on Oct 21st
Have you seen https://www.parrothq.com? (I’m not affiliated.)

Or you can build something using a combination of LLM models (OpenAI, Cohere, Hugging Face) and Pinecone (offers keyword-aware semantic search which is what you probably want for domain-specific content like legal… I am affiliated).
It need not be classified to fall under ITAR.
I don't disagree. However, the article doesn't mention any of those circumstances it just says no coercion.

You fail to take into account unvaccinated people using up hospital space resulting in too little space for responsible members of society.
That's part of the idea of adware social networks that want to track everything about you as an individual. It's not an intrinsic requirement of all social networks.
Poweramp is alive and doing fine still as well.
It can also be (and often is) used by people fighting authoritarian governments.
Not having to zero out allocations can mean that malloc runs slightly faster.