skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I am trying to explain to people I work with that these tools do not work when used for anything else than very small apps.

The reason is that they are solving easy, junior level problems. They are solving the problem of how to do this specific task that requires coding.

What they do not solve is how to develop complex systems. As a developer, you not only learn how to program things and solve technical problems, you also learn the big picture of how to develop large and reliable systems.
This is basically the definition we used. It's practically important because scanners really do miss software copied in via other mechanisms, and most of them give zero indication about it. For a few basic examples, try running your favorite scanner on the wordpress, node, or busybox images on DockerHub and see what the scanner finds.

For Wordpress, most scanners will miss that PHP or Wordpress are even installed in the image. The scanners spit out lots of data, but it's only about what they can find, offering the illusion of completeness or transparency.
PayPal has a monetization problem with Venmo
I made thinktype[1] to write down my thoughts.

[1]: https://thinktype.app/
The Washington Post is in the information industry - paper used to be the medium but that’s changed since the turn of the century and they employ a number of top-notch engineers. Referring to them as “the paper belt” makes as much sense as referring to Microsoft as being in the floppy disk industry because they previously used a lot of those.

Part of what you’re seeing is just that the tech giants are integral to modern society and get covered the way e.g. railroads were a century ago. I think it’s especially strong for companies like Facebook, however, because they’ve not only taken the lion’s share of the profits and lowered standards in a way which has had real-world impact, and things like Facebook’s infamous pivot to video or Google’s AMP were bad-faith attempts to give tech companies more control over journalism. Angry bees are to be expected after kicking the hive.
I've had one. I put them on a pip and they found a more senior role at another company.

Good luck to their new manager.
Don't get too excited, this is medicine right? Surgeons literally cut people open -- don't try this at home.

CAR-T these days is indicated after hugely toxic therapies like BMT have failed. Plus they understand the danger of the cytokine storm responses and are at the ready to mitigate. A successful CAR-T therapy is massively less toxic overall.

If you really want to get freaked out: CAR-T uses a modified, neutered virus to reprogram the T cells. Today that's some lentivirus, but in the 2000s when this was a new therapy, it was a modified HIV. Things get safer over time!
Well, you can still do it. You just have to dig a little for the code. And you can use Active radar. Commercial radar guns that are available for consumers, so there must be frequencies allocated to use this legally

https://www.amazon.com/Bushnell-101911-Velocity-Speed-Gun/dp...

(though if you build your own device, it won't have specific FCC certification, but if you operate with in the same parameters -- frequency and power -- you're extremely unlikely to be noticed or penalized.)
So what is your preferred browser?
Does it have offline support?

This is the one thing I'm missing the most about Notion, Miro, Google Calendar, and all of this - offline support. In German trains, I'm offline, on flights, I'm often offline; while traveling, I'm often offline. Offline capabilities are often neglected.
And drinking onion juice. People laugh, but a 300% increase in rats should be enough of a reason for futher inquiry.
https://www.ergo-log.com/onionjuice.html

and also
"the only human study that directly link between onion and testosterone reveal a positive effect of onion extracts on testosterone"
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6406961/#!po=9....
Not just Sequoia but also Temasek, the Singapore gov’t fund and they’re keeping quiet about it since the binance bailout fell apart.
Give me a break - you went through my comments and came away with the completely wrong political impression! I’m a Republican but not a brain dead MAGA or Q. In fact, I’m hoping for DeSantis in 2024. The only thing I like about Biden is Ukraine support - although I’d like to be more aggressive with aid there.

I’m glad you ate some chicken. I also had chicken last night. The star of the meal wasn’t that though it was actually the black bean salad by Guy Fieri. Only issue it takes a little while to cut and slice all the stuff.

https://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/guy-fieri/black-bean-sal...
There was tons of uncertainty due to the pandemic so big tech over hired with the idea that if things weren't as frothy as expected they'd just get rid of the low performers/non-revenue orgs.
> He totally ignores the actual events that transpired and instead focuses on Sam's purported ideals,

This argument about tone-deafness is kind of collectivist rally against individual conversation. There is no need for everyone to focus on the same thing. One could even argue that overly focusing on the actual events is less productive (as for actual events there will be official investigation that should lead to more solid results).

> but Aaronson seems to be taking an extremely strong stance in support of Sam by saying "the worst thing he did is he incorrectly weighted money"

That just seems like misreading of the post, Scott explicitly wrote: "If SBF indeed gambled away his customers’ deposits and lied about it, then I condemn for it utterly".
I feel it would be like SQL with multiple dialects. Some small set would be interoperable, but eventually things end up diverging.
Hormones can definitely come with a host of side effects and must be treated with respect, but it seems like our medical community has no problem handing out hormones for some reasons (birth control, acne), but male TRT is highly regulated. I blame the major league baseball steroid scandal and an undue legislative focus on fairness in sports.
There was a time when the State Department had a budget for promoting American "high culture" abroad. Low culture likely never needed any help. I've read articles complaining that the US government no longer has a program to actively spread American culture, so maybe the government is actually no longer involved and it just happens through economic forces.

Somebody mentioned American style Halloween, which I think is a rather interesting case due to its recent, extremely rapid spread. Halloween is like catnip for youth, because it combines three enticing things -- goodies, costumes, and sanctioned convention-breaking. The spread of Halloween has been very controversial, even in some Western countries, but I think it's unstoppable unless the receiving culture has something at least as appealing to compete. I attribute the rapid spread in this generation to the internet.
I coworker once wondered about my Wolves in the throne room-tshirt and when I sent him a link his comment was "wow, thats... saturated"

I would think that the white noise scale from less to more goes something like

Nu-metal, power metal, heavy metal, death metal,(edit:) thrash metal, black metal, noisecore
It seems odd to run kubectl every time you open the shell. I just save the output and source it in every shell. On my machine it's 40ms to create a shell and eval the output of "kubectl completion bash". It's <10ms to "source ~/.dotfiles/compleation/kubectl".
Exporting some aspects of American culture is not bad in itself. What bothers me, as a European, is that some people confuse some aspects of American culture as ready patterns to be implemented in corporate environments in other countries.

For example, the USA has a particular history of racial inequality, and in many companies employees need to undergo compulsory training about the so-called "white privilege" and so on. I was surprised to see this being imported in the UK. Most of my friends ignored it just like other parts of the corpoculture ("you just need to watch the video and mark the right answers") but there is something unsettling about this. And obviously there is no room for any discussion, should you be so inconsiderate to start it.
Makgeolli
So very much this.

It takes a week to learn Python syntax, it takes 10 years to be a good software engineer. Engineering software without code is what the most senior software engineers do all the time because the less experienced folks need (want!) direction from them and they have the knowledge and wisdom to provide it instead of coding.
Chances are those satisfied people exist, but you never hear of them because they never left bootstrapping territory. Honesty, modesty and getting investment, you can pick at most two. Because telling a would-be investor "I'll be happy breaking even" is equivalent to openly announcing that you'll steal their money.
So the answer is "use bazel" or "use Nixpkg" since then every input is not only known by the build system, but is hashed in the dependency tree?
Ah yes, the glorious Atom character input delay. Still, pretty interesting. I also found that Trello lacks some features and became too bloated over the years. NightReader plugin works well for darkmode, that's a plus. I will give your thing a try
Just bought it. At least I know what I will do if I retired or in my spare time.
I've been hitting the gym for a few months now, and one thing that completely blew my mind was the existence of hypercalorics. Imagine that, not being able to eat a lot (specially carbs) and having to resort to these solutions.

Point being, people like to spew out CICO as if fat people just don't understand thermodynamics. What I've found is that matters is appetite: some people just get full way faster than others. Beyond metabolism differences, NEAT, emotional responses, etc, I think that's actually the major factor. So a hormone like that can be game-changing
Odd -- Germany has a similar system and smaller parties kinda feel forced to take responsibility and thus take part in a coalition. Might be media influence, but also because "Opposition ist Mist" - "[being in the] oppoisition is garbage" (Franz Müntefering).
Different people react to the same meds in vastly different ways. You’ll need more than N=1 to throw out notions of general effects of large amounts of steroids.
There was a third party developer who made a Spotify app for the watch. Spotify hired him and then dragged its feet for 2 more years. Even now there are third party apps that perform better than Spotify. I think Spotify is finally releasing a decent app but they’re absolutely not without sin in this fight. Even after Apple added some functionality they wanted they didn’t want to build anything because that would’ve made their case weak. They put their petty grievances over caring about their loyal customers.

https://www.engadget.com/2017-04-12-spotify-apple-watch-app....
I am living and working in Longyearbyen, and have an apartment through work. It stands unused for 4 weeks when I am away on summer vacation. Send me a mesage if you are interested in renting
I'm building https://linklonk.com - a news aggregator that prioritizes content from sources (RSS and other user channels) that you upvoted before.

The server part is written in Golang (sqlc, pgx, gorilla/mux) and I think server development is a great fit to learn Golang.

I want to expand the idea of personalized ranking ("others also liked") from content feed to group decision making. Basically, let a group member delegate their vote to other members that voted like them in the past.
Average 50 year old is declined to about the same level as an average 18 year old so… this statement is probably accurate but uninteresting.
Development of a Fermented Bitter Gourd (Momordica Charantia)–Grape Beverage
All we have is now coercion. On account of figments of people's imagination.

We could try embracing individual freedom. At least that won't be a fantasy.
Basically yes - unless you also keep enough metadata around somewhere for a scanner to know what version of nginx is installed. This can be done out-of-band with an SBOM, or in-band by using package manager metadata.
It gets passed on just fine culturally
AWS multi-region VPC peering using Terraform
How to securely connect two VPCs from different regions.
That's exactly the kind of uncollaborative attitude we try not to indulge in.
PartiallyTyped, these two extremes ought not to be practiced by one who has gone forth from the household life. There is an addiction to indulgence of sense-pleasures, which is low, coarse, the way of ordinary people, unworthy, and unprofitable; and there is an addiction to self-mortification, which is painful, unworthy, and unprofitable.

Avoiding both these extremes, the Perfect One has realized the Middle Path; it gives vision, gives knowledge, and leads to calm, to insight, to enlightenment and to Nibbana. And what is that Middle Path realized by the Tathagata...? It is the Noble Eightfold Path, and nothing else, namely: right understanding, right thought, right speech, right action, right livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness and right concentration.
American culture emphasizes broadly human qualities and individualism, coupled with a healthy dose of materialism, greed, and a small dose of hedonism. Mixed in is a dark thread of violence. Couple this with a massive advertising and export focused business world, and adjoined with a melting pot of global culture, it’s well adapted to cultural adoption.

I see a lot of discussion of force and it feels blind to colonialism and other even more forceful cultural indoctrination. American culture isn’t generally forced on anyone (exceptions exist!). It evolved as individual humanism by a multicultural society, so it’s essentially the cultural equivalent to a donut - super appealing to our human senses, relatable across cultures, and probably bad for you in large quantities. That doesn’t require force, just availability and marketing.
Show HN: Twix – Atomic React Styling with TailwindCSS
> "This “1 percent effect” includes the rates of declining sperm counts, decreasing testosterone levels and increasing rates of testicular cancer, as well as a rise in the prevalence of erectile dysfunction."

The article, and many with it, focuses on sperm count, testosterone levels and other things, but this does not necessarily mean that reproduction is going down. A much bigger cause is probably that couples decide they do not want to have kids or that couples form later today than before so the woman is close to 40 when they start to try.

Often it is also reported as if it is the end of the human race, but we forget that there are many solutions to this (in vitro, adoption, ...). And in absolute terms there are more babies born today than ever before.
I’ve got more interesting things to do :)
What is a peer to peer Browser network?
Some people think ripping unborn children out of the womb is a barbaric idea.
Willpower is a finite resource indeed, you can't rely on that.
Interesting. We are very much in need of something like this.

BUT; I setup both mobile and and desktop web. Seems like they are not syncing. Certainly not real time. Added to desktop and still not on mobile 3 minutes later even if i refresh. I logged into both with my goggle account. Are they even the same board?

Deal breaker on the lack of realtime sync.
Oh I must have missed their AEPAC (American Emirates Public Affairs Committee) inaugural address.
The dot com crash was epic. Keep in mind it was also aligned with post Y2K. The growth in the late 90's was extreme. Both in new tech (Web, Java) and legacy systems (Y2K).

Almost all companies cut IT spending to the bone for about 24 months. The rebound in hiring was pretty quick, but wages where suppressed until the later 2000s.
> in developed nations soon to be significant falling populations

Are there any studies how much of this is caused by hormone levels and medical infertility? ....and how much is caused by people studying until 25 and working on their careers until 35 before they even star trying (compared to going to highschool until 18, starting a job at 19 and making kids at 20)? Also, how many people can actually afford to move to a place with an extra room for a child + all the extra expenses when you actually get a child?

I know it's anecdotal, but i know very few couples who want a kid, but are unable to get one while trying... i know more than that people, who didn't want a kid, but it "just happened", and i know A LOT more people, who'd like a kid, but "when they can afford one", and that 'when' isn't 'now' (mostly due to housing prices)

edit: also looking at a whole population, there is a huge difference if you start making kids at 20 (since you have time to raise 2, 3, even more... if you can afford them) or if you start making your first at 35, where the biological clock is showing it's signs, and even a second kid is a big "if", if you don't start immediately after the first one.
There is (generally speaking) no prior restraint against publishing classified information in the United States. Snowden is in trouble for disclosing classified information that he didn't have a right to disclose by virtue of his employment. Anyone not so restricted can (generally speaking) publish any classified information they get a hold of, although they might be strongly discouraged from doing so for a variety of reasons.

It is like the situation with trade secrets - anyone can publish trade secrets except those who have a duty not to disclose them, and often they can as well once the secret becomes public knowledge.

There are, however, statutory exceptions for national defense information like plans to a military base or plans and specifications for certain weapons. In those cases it doesn't matter how you came into possession of the related documents you can't legally publish it anyway.
> Mine is currently hovering around 350. I'll gradually increase it to 600

What units are this? Free or total testosterone?
"Less well known is the paradox of tolerance: Unlimited tolerance must lead to the disappearance of tolerance. If we extend unlimited tolerance even to those who are intolerant, if we are not prepared to defend a tolerant society against the onslaught of the intolerant, then the tolerant will be destroyed, and tolerance with them" - Karl Popper, The Open Society and Its Enemies.

Sorry to say, but intolerance is to be defeated, with words, with votes, with lawyers, with guns if (only if) it comes to that. Ask the Ukrainian people.

If you are coming after women's rights, their autonomy, their health you (your idea) shall not be tolerated.
Magic Lantern will take care of that.

To accomplish what the OP does, I use a USB HDMI in, a mini HDMI to HDMI cable, and Magic Lantern on my Rebel. It works well.

Magic Lantern allows me to leave the camera in preview without overlays for indefinite time periods. It can also provide video this way, but heat can be an issue there…
barely program at all? looks like leetcode is bot getting the right people hired after all?
I really cringe at the thought of H2 at home for multiple reasons.

- a wide explosive concentration range (LEL to UEL). The wider the range, the more opportunity you have for encountering an explosive mix if there's a leak.

- a low ignition energy. A small static discharge has more than enough energy to ignite H2.

- It's a functionally difficult gas to work with. It's an escape artist. You have to use the right materials. You have issues like embrittlement, hydrogen stress cracking. It's not great from a volumetric energy density perspective - more watts are required for pumping X units of energy than a fuel with a higher energy density. To bump up the energy density, you compress it and or liquefy it.. which costs energy, you've got high working pressures, and are possibly dealing with cryogenics as well.
There used to be “Open this page in IE” browser extensions. It shouldn’t be too difficult to have a similar “Open this page in Chrome/Edge”.
Popular business magazine Forbes is coming to the Sandbox metaverse in partnership with Polygonal Mind.
If i add on mobile and do a CNTL-R to refresh the entire page the item shows on desktop.
Gantt charts can be made in MS Project, Google Sheets,: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gantt_chart

Critical path method > Basic techniques: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Critical_path_method#Basic_tec... :

> Components: The essential technique for using CPM [8][9] is to construct a model of the project that includes the following:

> (1) A list of all activities required to complete the project (typically categorized within a work breakdown structure), (2) The time (duration) that each activity will take to complete,
(3) The dependencies between the activities and,
(4) Logical end points such as milestones or deliverable items.

> Using these values, CPM calculates the *longest path* of planned activities to logical end points or to the end of the project, and *the earliest and latest that each activity can start and finish without making the project longer.* This process determines which activities are "critical" (i.e., on the longest path) and which have "total float" (i.e., can be delayed without making the project longer). In project management, a critical path is the sequence of project network activities which add up to the longest overall duration, regardless if that longest duration has float or not. This determines the *shortest time possible to complete the project.\
"*

Re: [Hilbert curve, Pyschedule, CSP,] Scheduling of [OS, Conference Room,] and other Resources
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31777451 https://westurner.github.io/hnlog/#comment-31777451

Complexity and/or Time estimates can be stuffed into nonexclusive namespaced label names on GitHub/GitLab/Gitea:

#ComplexityEstimate:
C:1
C: Fibonacci[n]
C: (A), J, Q, K, (A)

#TimeEstimate:
T:2d
T:5m

#Good First Issue

GitLab EE and Gitea have time tracking on Issues and Pull Requests.

Gitea has untyped Issue dependency edges, but there could probably easily be another column in the is-it-a through table for the many-to-many Issue edges table to support typed edges with URIs i.e. JSONLD RDF.

GitLab Free supports the "relates to" Linked Issue relation; EE also supports "blocks"/"is blocked by".

Planning poker: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planning_poker

Agile estimation: https://www.google.com/search?q=agile+estimation

"Agile Estimating and Planning" (2005) https://g.co/kgs/kDScM7
I've learnt to sorta live it and workaround it but one egregious example was a passport renewal site for a (non US) country whose image uploading function failed silently on image upload.

Repeated the process multiple times for an hour until it occurred to me to just try a chrome-based browser. Worked fine after that.

I've run into quite a few crypto-related sites that break in weird ways when interacting with wallets / etc. The relative frequency of these issues on crypto sites are really the most disappointing - so much for decentralisation, anti-monopoly, etc, etc

Not keen to name and shame in this thread but my primary worry is that it will drive away more people from Firefox.
And that, too :) One can't simply change X dependencies that are used by Y services used by Z apps.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xylospongium
If you were mucking around with dual-booting in the 90s DOS-era, you had to know about `fdisk /mbr' as you'd inevitably trash your master boot record. It became a bit of a ritual for people to tell others about it, and I do remember it being undocumented at the time.
Things that increase testosterone levels that I know of: medication, reducing excess body fat (but not too much), frequent exercises and reducing stress.

But realistically, significant increase in testosterone levels is only achievable with medication. And that's REALLY not something you want to do without a doctor monitoring your frequent blood tests. Because there is always a price to pay when we intervene with medication. And you want that price to be the lowest possible.