skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I beg to differ. There are private groups in existence right now, who are excluding protected classes and everyone is perfectly fine with it ( sex ). I don't even have to troll 4chan. They are right there in the open[1]

Unless that kind of double standard is ok.

[1]https://verilymag.com/2020/08/women-only-find-your-tribe-gir...
All these articles really need to clearly layout the downside. You can't send emails as the custom domain. At best, your emails will say "sent by x@gmail.com on behalf of officialdomain.org"
That makes sense. When I worked shiftwork (8 hr days), you'd get good info from the people before you, but not about the people before them (after you), so you'd often have the same problem in that rhythm. But we would stay on shift for months on end, and obviously that helped with all the knowledge walking away all the time.
Hard to say, as they were contributions to existing projects. Those would have happened without me most likely.

- ported numpy/scipy to windows 64 bits, and making sure windows was well supported

- pushing for numpy/scipy to move from svn to git

- wrote a prototype of what would become scikit learn. The project really took off after I stopped contributing though

I do very little coding now, but I had several people I managed go on good careers and thanking me for it. That was maybe in the end the most impactful thing I do, I hope.
Oh and what do you have against engineers? (typical or otherwise)

I used to be Chartered (Stick n Bricks n that) ...
They dont want it being used for porn. I wouldnt either. But they should just say that.
Need an epoch on that
A network of science labs linked to the International Space Station for science centers, museums, libraries, and schools around the world.

Our 10th mission launches next Tuesday on SpaceX-26 cargo Dragon. https://magnitude.io/exolab-10/

Next mission in planning stages Feb 2024.
> I think it would be much better for both patients and healthcare staff alike if there was a greater emphasis placed on focusing on the series of successes and failures that happen over the course of someone's care, not just seeing it as a single shift or a single problem happening in some isolated point in time.

I once had a week as a patient at the Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale AZ. There were many remarkable aspects of care there versus the impossible mess out here in the other world.

But the single most significant aspect of care at Mayo Clinic is that the doctors and nurses and techs get to read your chart before seeing you.

That's it. You write something in the chart, it doesn't get tossed. It might not get parsed completely, but the essential info is there. And the staff does not get penalized for reading it.

(The other big reveal for me at Mayo was the sheer scale and throughput of the system. Healthcare at Mayo did not cost more than healthcare in my small town. It. Cost. The. Same.

It took six months to get in, I had a week, then it was someone else's turn. I presume that the high paying "celebrity" customers can get seen more regularly. So it's not perfect. But holy cow I wish it were easier for healthcare professionals to do their job.)
Not the person that you're responding to, but I write web applications in Haskell. Previously with Servant and these days mostly with scotty. Happy to try to answer any questions you have here, but there are great communities of helpful people on Reddit (r/haskell and r/haskellquestions) and the FP Slack as well. There's no need to go at it alone.

And you're right, Haskell is definitely worth it.
> Do you feel the same way about Alt+Tab window switching?

It's a good question. It seems to work better for window switching because I'm switching more frequently and in a more predictable pattern. It's usually between 2 windows (code window and browser window) or occasionally 3 (code, browser, documentation/reference material).

Whereas it's rare to be switching in a consistent pattern between any 2 code windows. If a situation like that does emerge, I rearrange them so the two I need are side by side.
Sorry, but I do think this is unfair.

There are a lot of people out there who love the way engines sound, and the increased engagement that a manual transmission brings to the driving experience. They aren't all "folks who have too much money", and I really hope this experience continues to be available to those who don't.

There's no denying that cars with DCTs or EVs are faster and better on most metrics. But they are less fun for a lot of people.
Adult porn is filtered too.
Sounds entirely compatible with sending a message.

Message =/= excessive
Or matrix if you really wanted something contemporary.
Thanks! Wasn't aware of that spec.
You forgot that she also hired people to harass her own employees. One committed suicide.

Comparing Holmes to Neumann is an insult to even Neumann.
photons get stretched?
> Corporations (such as Twitter) are exclusively toward the former end of the spectrum.

So it is claimed, but I don't think that's true and without data it's simply a matter of opinion.
I can’t understand how cloud means “simple and cheap” to so many people and companies. In fact it’s the absolute opposite.

There’s tons of much, much more powerful and cheap servers you can get online than those of the major clouds, often with little or no traffic fees.

Most companies are too lazy to even investigate the choices.
As a physician, shift length is honestly a red herring.

As much as I hated doing 24-28 hour shifts on inpatient services, continuity of care does matter and errors do occur in handover.

You have to keep in mind that medicine between 12am and 6am is what we call “keep people alive.” 6am to 12pm after an overnight is for handover.

You’re not trying to diagnose a new illness overnight or make changes in management, your job is to deal with acute overnight concerns only. Furthermore, you’re supported by services such as RACE (an in hospital emergency response team) so you’re not dealing with critically ill patients alone. If you’re on a surgical service and need to go to the OR, staff/fellow + senior residents come in to help.

Acute care services where you’re seeing new/undifferentiated patients and need to be on your game, such as ER and radiology, tend to limit shifts to 8-12 hours.
Ah, but that's probably because nobody plays any real instruments that have issues with transposition to arbitrary keys.
Do people still hold anything this guy says as having any truth to it?
How did SBF get his seed money? That's really the only difference between him and everyone else.
The news article doesn't state the legal authority, but the statement from Securities Commission of the Bahamas of course does. "Under the Digital Assets and Registered Exchanges Act, 2020 (DARE Act), the Commission has the authority..."

The government has the right to do this because FTX agreed to this.
Clinical trial on beneficial effects of young donor plasma transfusion (2016)
> But the idea that the technology itself should be limited based on the subjective tastes and whims of the day makes my stomach churn.

That's your prerogative when you create something. And while I agree with filtering out porn, you can take solice that people will bypass it.
I tried it, but I found it too radical a workflow change, and it wasn't intuitive for me. Loved the concept though.
I was using a Win 11 Pro installer stick on a Surface 4 the other day paired with a USB Ethernet interface. Aside from the fact that keyboard and mouse don’t work, because Windows doesn’t have drivers for a Microsoft Surface during install, I was able to convince Microsoft that I have no connection by unplugging the Ethernet cable right before the Microsoft account login prompt. Maybe I was lucky? Or really old installer? (Got it from Amazon Japan)

It’s definitely not an OS I would like to make my daily driver. I just hope Apple won’t go down that road with macOS.
Prison is for punishment. Not everyone believes in the "turn the other cheek" nonsense. She has harmed a lot of people and should be punished for it.
It's the idea that's free, not the API.
As the late Chesterton said, "Don't ever take a fence down until you know the reason why it was put up."

A lot of people think comments are descriptive rather than prescriptive. They think a comment is the equivalent of writing "Fence" on a plaque and nailing it to the fence. "It's a fence," they say, "You don't need a sign to know that."

Later, when the next property owner discovers the fence, they are stumped. What the hell was this put here for? A prescriptive comment might have said, "This was erected to keep out chupacabras," answering not what it is, but why.

You might know about the chupacabras, but if you don't pass it on then you clearly don't care about who has to inherit your property.
>Ayahuasca ceremonies are among the most profound, cherished experiences of my life. I prepare for months before partaking in them to make sure my emotional, physical, and spiritual health is in a good place.

If set and setting are so important, what does that say about it being an aid for negative ailments like anxiety and depression.

It, like a lot of psychedelica, sound like a great thing for people who are otherwise in great emotional shape, and want to find themselves or take it to the next level.
What do you mean "you people"?
I'm more curious what software looks like when built by building architects.
I meant i as in the iterator variable for a counter like when using enumerate() or a c style for loop where you manually specify the list index.
I guess my issue is not hermeticity but ephemeral constrainers and stateless approach to things. Maybe a "one-way" hermeticity... a semi-permeability if you will.
AI model shows what humans would look like in Year 3000
Ask HN: How to I optimize a warm intro to a well known figure?
I have a close connection who is willing to introduce me to a well known figure. I'd like to meet this person because I believe they would be a good seed investor for an idea I have. I think the idea is strong (but it's just an idea). I'm curious what other factors I should consider when reaching out. Thanks!
I honestly don't know. For some reason, with JS frameworks, everyone seems to agree that improving ergonomics is a good thing. New methods are added, old ones are tweaked, constantly improving the developer experience.

But with Git, every conversation about improving the CLI has 50% of the participants claiming that the other 50% are just too stupid to use it, and that the CLI is brilliant.
Because working in security sometimes I want to test malware on outdated AV, blocking full internet causes command and control failures, creating a weird spot to analyse traffic. Disabling Defender is not persistent (it seems to switch itself on, etc).
Tools for thought as cultural practices, not computational objects
I’ve driven stick lots of my life and no it doesn’t. You press the pedal on electric and the smooth instant and seemingly endless application of power is one of the absolute best parts of it.
Cosmic crisp is the only apple I'll ever eat
I did something similar for years with Sublime and Gitsavvy. But I couldn't stop Sublime updating itself from time to time, and it kept breaking Gitsavvy, and it got really tedious to try to fix it.
Cosmic crisp apples are the only apples I'll ever eat
This is the move for any business intending to cut costs to near 0 and ride out a user base subscription to inevitable product death.

I’ve seen this happen multiple times; there are whole companies with this as their business model.
Interesting quote from this article:

“ As a student at Penn, I received a crash course education on the finer nuances of whiteness. The Fraternity system allowed the groups of same-caste whites to congregate together. There were Jewish, Southern White, WASP, and International White frats. While they didn’t put a billboard up saying “if you are not this or that, please don’t apply”, everyone surmised pretty quickly which house was which. My house was one of the traditionally more diverse fraternities, at least as far as Penn fraternities go. In the early 1990’s, the house got into a bit of trouble when a member of the WASP frat called a black brother by a racial slur. One of our house’s brothers or pledges retaliated by kidnapping a brother of the WASP frat, tying him to a flagpole in the black West Philly ghetto with a boombox playing Malcom X speeches.”

This dude clearly has serious issues with race. The framing of that is insane, it’s still an interesting article but it is heavily inflammatory
> most code is bland and boring plumbing work anyways.

So a decent amount of devs get a nice six-figure salary (RSU, equity), pretty good benefits, kush perks, and more to mess with a template? Órale...
Audit what? Fake books and data?
Musk revoked hateful conduct policy against targeted harassment of trans people
If you're doing golang in a large monorepo, in a company of 1000+ engineers, then maybe. If you're a a mobile dev in a similar sized company, then also maybe. If you have devops resources and SRE's and dedicated personnel that understand bazel, then maybe.

Personally I wouldn't touch it with a 10 foot pole. It's an opinionated task runner, with terrible docs, that if you don't configure correctly, will just hurt your dev process.
API Gateway for Web3: How Apisix Empowers Hyperchain
I used to use Gitsavvy in Sublime, and honestly it was much, much better than what VSCode offers so far.
A dozen at least, yes.
A manual EV can make sense. A normal stick is just a torque modifier. If we have a "stick" that limits torque of an EV, with this we can limit the way torque is delivered in each gear, with this the experience of such drive can be similar.
Peak MAU means nothing if they can’t keep investors or get those people to pay (to make up for the advertisers they may be losing).

It is likely at peak MAU because a lot of people want to be “in” during what they _think_ is the crash (think of crypto a year ago when it was a peak, but now it’s way down). Current MAU may or may not be reflective of MAU in a month or two since the reason is so weird.

The old financial statements are probably meaningless at this point given how much has changed and how many advertisers have reportedly pulled out.

Not saying that I think Twitter will “fail” or even that it won’t be profitable. Just saying your metric is likely meaningless and is just a snapshot of a weird time.
Live Nation, TM's parent corporation, owns every thing. If they don't own the venue itself, then they likely own some portion of access to it. For example, you want to advertise the event? LN owns all the ads on the radio stations.

Limiting her to just stadiums is pretty bad too.
Is Twitter now KiwiFarms 2.0?
> Something being Turing complete doesn't mean much. VBA isn't dangerous because it's Turing complete, it's dangerous because it has APIs that allow it direct access to the host system. You could perfectly well design a system that is not turing complete that would still expose the same kind of vulnerabilities.

You are right that I was emphasising the wrong part of it, in the sense that Turing completeness and security are partially orthogonal: you can be highly non-Turing complete and totally insecure. But you can not be Turing complete and totally secure (essentially Rice's theorem), and that's the point that I meant to make.

My post also may have misrepresented Knuth's concern (sadly, he didn't explain it to me personally, so I don't know). A more practical concern with a Turing-complete markup language, even on an airgapped machine whose security is of less significance, is that you can't guarantee halting, and it doesn't matter how fast your markup language compiles if you feed it a document on which it doesn't halt ….
It’s pretty simple, he was lying.
Do you have any evidence? At a glance, this seems to be Bahamian civil servants diligently doing their duty that was given.
Ukraine Partners with FTX to Launch New Crypto Donation Website (3/2022)
You and the OP have got the wrong prince.

https://www.arabianbusiness.com/public/images/2014/09/03/alw...

https://www.businessinsider.com/prince-alwaleed-supports-dor...

This prince ran afoul of the prince you are thinking off and spent some time in a hotel in KSA pondering what is more important: his health or his money. And let history record he was sensibly more concerned with his health.

https://peakoil.com/publicpolicy/prince-alwaleed-finally-rel...
Unfortunately it's not that simple. On my system with bridges for hyper-v and wireguard tunnels, the NCSI service happily ignores my default route and tries to establish connectivity through one of the other devices when resuming from sleep.

It wouldn't be that bad if it was just the status indicator, but several apps refuse to work properly if "internet" isn't detected. The workaround is to disable every other adapter in the system until NCSI is happy. I ended up binary patching the connection test service in memory to get it to always return true.
It is way too soon to say if it is brilliant. If the company tanks and can't recover, then it's not brilliant. This is not at all out of the realm of the possible.

It's not like it would have been that hard to do the same thing more carefully, many other executives have taken over distressed companies and managed dramatic cutbacks better.
Do you guys thank Siri?
You’re not a rude arsehole to your assistant are you?
On the particular trip in question, I was actually meeting someone who had just flown in (with her bike).

But yeah, I have flown with my bike quite a few times. It's mildly annoying.
I believe Nintendo uses http://conntest.nintendowifi.net/ for their consoles.

Edit: an update (3.0.0) to the Switch changed it to http://ctest.cdn.nintendo.net/ but I can't seem to access it from a web browser.
I certainly saw that. The issue we had was my sister grilling everyone who came into the room, or even walked by, often the same questions that she already asked that person earlier. I could see everyone starting to dread seeing her. The “squeaky wheel gets the grease” doesn't apply if people are avoiding the patients room.

My father's cardiologist was explaining the procedure he was about to perform and my sister and mother were so upset they just flooded him with irrelevant questions and questions that he had already answered. I kept trying to get them to stop talking over top the surgeon and actually listen to the answers he was giving. He finally asked me if I could "socialize this with your family" so he could return to the operating room.
I have traits/behaviors consistent with what I know to be autism. Whenever I speak I have to translate images to words. This is often slow staggered for me. Also, I often don't remember what was said/asked while I'm talking so I just keep my train of thought going, and that leads me to other topics. I often end my talking with "does that answer your questions?" just to be sure I didn't veer too far off topic.
There's a lot of folks who clearly put "this is a parody" in every one of their "I'm Elon Musk" tweets and got banned and are still banned. He's kept redefining "clearly indicated" but only after banning people who were making fun of him.

Dude's got the most fragile ego as this whole episode has demonstrated.

Most of the folks getting banned for actually pretending to be someone else were either obviously a joke because they were totally silly, or were only able to look remotely real because of the idiotic $8 "you're real if you pay us" policy.
I suppose the people still there must either be Elon fanboys, or have really limited options (e.g. in the country on a work visa).

I'm imagining a big tech company suddenly run by James Damores, rather than having a minority of them scattered about.
The problem is you are trying to make something "deep" when it wasn't trying to be
That's cryptocurrency. There are some other applications of blockchain, usually centred around recording non-cryptocurrency transactions (transfer of ownership of diamonds being the best known example), or smart contracts for things like flood insurance where the activating event for the policy can be taken from a mutually trusted sourec. I think that most of them are inferior to traditional ways of reaching the objective, but they are not open to Ponzi schemes.
FortressOne, a fork of the 1996 Quake mod Team Fortress. Though there are only a few dozen players, for them, and me, the game and the friendships that have built up around it means the world.
No idea. I do play piano, but it was such a long time ago that I got lessons, it's hard to remember what was taught. I think whatever I was told about posture definitely didn't sink in though.
Not PP, but how often do you find yourself tracking down lazy-evaluation / GC-related performance issues?

I've heard some horror stories and I honestly don't have the mental model yet to track these things down. Even learning Rust, it still has the same "stack + heap + eager eval" sort of thing as C++.

I'm not sure how much of this is done in practice, or if the folks who've had it happen to them are just prolific at internet complaints.
How do you handle deploys of SQL related things in a CI/CD way?
Most HFTs primarily engage in market making (matching buyers and sellers) which absolutely is a very useful and necessary function to society unless your position is that markets should not exist.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Market_maker
In 1000 AD I live on an island of blond and left handed people, therefore the typical human is left handed blond
I’m a deep atheist.

Nothing could convince me there is a god.

I simply don’t believe in any sort of god at all. No heaven, no hell. When you’re dead, you're dead.

You are welcome to your own beliefs. I won’t impose mine on you and don’t impose yours on me.
Can you explain why one ICU room costs millions, and why they cost 10k a day even if no one is in them? Neither makes sense to me. I can imagine say 100k in monitoring equipment in a room.

Maybe it's the hospital inflation applied to equipment?
Not sure when Micro$oft can stop such abusive moves. Why the user have to be able connect to your endpoint to prove they are connected? Why keep nagging me to set active hours coz I regularly use my computer 8am to 6pm?

Anyway, won't be my problem much longer.
> absolute fabrication

So you're accusing me of making it up? malice? I am just stating what I've experienced for over a year of browsing and participating on r/conservative.

Instead of trusting me or you, I'll just leave the link here for people to decide: https://www.reddit.com/r/conservative

And to add to the accusation, I've found the opposite on Reddit and HN. Stating conservative opinions are not welcomed at all. It's not even slightly off. The situation is completely lop-sided.

Next time you accuse some of "absolute fabrication", consider the best interpretation of their experience.
Five Intellectual Horrors of the SBF/EA Complex
Not since she friend-zoned me.
For one of the leading database engines, I created the cost model that the database uses to pick between database query plan choices for almost every query (except trivial ones). For that same database engine I led the card estimation team and did part of the design of the cardinality estimation and statistics that powers the cost estimation.
At least in the UK Twitter was mostly politicians, journalists, and tech.
I really want to know, who is the male business executive who endangered the health of thousands of people by giving them faulty medical information, or something similarly serious, and wasn't punished?

I have heard many people say this about Holmes, but never with an example. It has begun to seem like a presumption of sexism is its own evidence, no actual evidence needed.
You're wrong about the reasons why but you're still right that it's irresponsible to have kids before going to prison.
Thanks, this is great resource, I am hoping to start some hobbyist project on these MCUs. My previous experience is purely software side. Hope I can get some idea of low level protocols such as displaying through I2C etc.
Republicans want to burn coal out of sheer spite to own the libs.