skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Or you could just rank everyone by the number lines they committed in the less 6 months and fire the bottom 50%. I would put very little trust in any review process someone who displayed such lack of judgement comes up with.

A more reasonable explanation is that he just wants the employees to self select. (Sane) People who are unwilling to take this process seriously will just leave and only those who'd fit in the environment he's creating would stay.
I still remember when they posted some articles about those pages wasting time

https://blog.cloudflare.com/introducing-cryptographic-attest...

while they are main reason (in my browsing at least) the "verification pages" happen.
A computer is always just a function from {0,1}^N -> {0,1}^M

The "Inf" interpretation, of, eg., 11111111111111111 isnt infinity.

And, in general, almost every function isnt representable on the discrete domain above.

floats are a hacky interpretation of discrete bit patterns
Maybe SBF & co minted more FTT in order to dump to increase fiat liquidity during the withdrawal phase, and then right after had to hand everything over to the Bahamas. This isn’t the timeline popularly floated, tho
"The decentralized web" is a statement that always leaves me confused.

Who is this central agency that is hosting all our web pages?
What scripts from random subdomains are you referring to? I know that from Cloudfront (Amazon's CDN), not Cloudflare. CF usually keeps everything on your domain.

The "checking your browser" isn't a default CF thing btw, that's up to the site owner and how paranoid they are (with or without reason). It's annoying me too, but we have sites on CF and practically nobody sees any checks when they access our sites.
Ten years ago you needed iTunes to enable your iPhone/iPad.

Sure there are probably was a way to skip most of the requirements (except iTunes itself) but around that time I helped a friend to activate an iPad.

I was forced to register an Apple account AND give it a credit card to activate that iPad.

You can blame MS all you want, but MS IS LATE FOR THE PARTY WITH ALL THAT SHIT.
Yea he could create a FTFY token!
He hasnt swung to the right. That was the point he made. His views havent changed. It only seems that way because so many people have swung to the left.
What's wrong with this? The code is doing... exactly what it says. Call doSomething and if it returns an error do something else. What part of that is noise?
"Yes profesor, truth in any academic field is result of agreement between the people working on that field. Just wondering... its everything Ok at home?"
I don't think I argued for foregoing unit tests in favour of AI. I said that, where AI (or whatever tool, really) is able to find a bug earlier in the process than a unit test can, that seems a win to me.
Right, they must be experts at what Twitter is doing. Industrial, electric, rocket engineering etc. is basically the same as frontend/backend development.

To be fair I can't tell if your post is sarcasm or not.
You can use shit slow language with fat framework and just put it behind CF and run half decent, that's why people use it
There's still a big demand for manuals here, not just from petrolheads either. They're popular generally but in particular with newly qualified drivers, and people who live in urban areas and drive only infrequently. They're just cheaper and more economical.

That being said it is shifting (haha) slowly- I think in the last couple of years the majority of new cars sold have been automatic. But most people buy used anyway so manual is going to be around for a long time yet.
My regular ICE engine car has 200k miles on it and it still running fine. I don't know why this cars won't get triple that, and they don't have drivers ($20 an hour not necessary)
So if I understood correctly, it was the Binance founder who crashed FTX by selling their FTX tokens. I wonder if they regret it now, as it has caused a massive turbulence in the crypto space. Not that I really care, but it's still funny to think about.
Tech debt are those shortcuts now that save a unit of time now but waste 5x units of time later on.

For example, not handling some edge case that rarely shows up, but when it does it causes a bunch of issues that didn't need to happen if it was made properly in the first place.
Mathematics is constrained by properties of abstract objects that the symbols are about.

Here, for example, the mathematician has to imagine a scenario to describe with mathematics (two couter-flow fluids, etc.). The notation gains its meaning from this imagined scenario.

Rules for manipulating symbols are therefore insufficient. The proof has to follow from the scenario, which the machine is unable to represent.
With respect to sleep, I think that being disturbed (and/or medicated) might affect REM sleep. And if you don't get your REM sleep eventually your body will try and do it while you're awake. This means lucid dreaming aka delusions.

I think an interesting possibility for an ICU would be to add EEG monitor along with EKG and others. You could not only measure heart rate, but the type and amount of sleep each patient gets. And then use the information to make the ICU better.
I recommend trying to be the one who adapts. Because you can easily make the decision to change yourself, but you're outnumbered if you want to change everyone else.
> People in their 30's and 40's with zero friends looking to make new ones are basically non existent where I live.

Why would they need to have “zero friends”. It is not like people have a max number of friends they can have.
For one thing let me say I'm glad she was sentenced. She took too much risk with the most precious things we have: our lives. However, I think there are a lot more in silicon valley et cetera who would be guilty of similar things she did. Elon Musk is known for having lied about his degree, for instance. Now I don't know whether that's enough. I really think it's not but it's a question to consider. Didn't someone at Twitter lie about bots as well? At least according to Elon. Holmes did go too far so she was nabbed. But it does beg the question whether this will set a precedent for anyone in the fast-talking fast-failing startup circles trying to 'fake it until you make it' or whether any precedent set will be limited to certain sectors, certain types of individuals et cetera. I guess silicon valley lawyers and startup accelerators will have to do their homework and figure out whether anything should change.
Yeah, me and 4 others and 40K, at 40.
For a large country that's true, but regulations could adjust that. If you want to drive a truck into a city in Scandinavia or Germany, there's a good chance it needs to be newer.

For example, to drive into Copenhagen a truck or bus must be from 2015 or later, or there's a €1700 fine. (https://urbanaccessregulations.eu/ has a list/map.)

If you have a truck that's too old, you might have use for it elsewhere in Denmark, or you could sell it to someone who will drive it somewhere without these regulations and sell it there (i.e. eastern, southeastern Europe, Turkey, north Africa).

There's a diagram that would be excellent if it weren't fuzzy on page 5 (Figure 2) demonstrating this nicely. It's not at all unusual to see a truck in Romania or Bulgaria which has the shadow of some German company logo/name on it, where the logos have been removed.

https://www.acea.auto/figure/average-age-of-eu-vehicle-fleet...

(Are there any similar rules in North America? I can see restrictions on new vehicles sold in California, but nothing on what you can drive in.)
I think the frustrating thing for me is that the extreme reaction to his actions are really about his politics. I have no doubt that he would be being praised for saving Twitter instead of ridiculed for ‘destroying’ it if he had been toeing the party line.
Well we need more boys for the army as we need to defend against Russia. We also need boys to construct heavy infrastructure / equipment.
The fact that only boys are obliged to fight on the front line and do the ultimate sacrifice bother no equality champion.
The market! The market! The market! This invisible beast which controls everything for all eternity!

There are always ways of influencing the market. Taxes, subsidies, regulations, advertising. It requires imagination, but let's not feel ourselves enslaved completely to the invisible hand of the new leviathan.
I still dunno how people got conned that DoH aka. "tunnel your every DNS request to american entity that is required by law to spy on you on demand" to be the new "standard" for the browsers
They’re getting at two different things: Pareto is getting at whether the work should be done at all; Price is getting at who does the work that gets done. Both are reasonable lenses to consider.
We've seen similar things where spammers scrape our sites, put them up slightly modified and use cloudflare to block access to most of the web. They're obviously letting Googlebot through, but I've tried accessing it from dozens of countries and they're always straight up denied. I don't know what they're doing exactly, maybe it's an SEO attack, or they might be running ads and allowing that traffic to pass through.

If CF had a simple way to get (verified!) customer details, much of the crime using CF would go away while the pure DDOS-protection and CDN-usage wouldn't be impacted. Legitimate companies have their legal info on their websites anyhow, they don't care if you also can query CF about who they are.
TailwindUI
Harddrives typically come in a vacuum sealed bag, so I wager they could apply the same technique here if the components were small enough.

My point is that the size of the container tells something about the size of the components. "Completely disassembled" would mean every nut and bolt would be taken apart, which I don't think is the case given the size of the container.
> I mean, sorry, but I consider that malicious.

Welcome to microsoft ecosystem
The Dutch artist Peter Struycken has made paintings with various rainbow palette, not using some kind of computer based method (although he is a prominent computer artist), but just his eyes. See: https://www.pstruycken.nl/EnS20.html (A computer program was used to design of the pattern being used in the paintings.)

He has created many colour palettes for specific buildings and applications. See: https://www.pstruycken.nl/EnDyn.html?Li,tag=q&w
Which part of euro zone has an interest rate of 12%
But they did. The line of code is literally in the CompVis release and you can disable it.
It's not really a preference if it's only what you can afford. People who only buy second-hand cars will naturally end up with whatever was new 5 years ago, which will gradually include more automatic ICE cars, hybrids and EVs.
Ok, this is obviously NOT NASA.

Creativity is OBViOUsLY good to solve problems.

resume: the whole thing is an irony joke, but as often with irony, a lot of folks will take it for real. #bad
>Same thing?

I was commenting on the "short lasting" part (and the nuances between neverin vs nevera, first one being for "short lasting" storms/thunderstorms, the latter being more generic).

>The root of the word seems to be disbelief ne + vjera

The word is completely unrelated to disbelief, it's of Venetian origin (< nevèra, meaning snow blizzard).
Shin Ramyun Red, but Mama Pork is good too.

Honestly tho it's not much more effort to make a 15-minute tantanmen with air-dried wheat noodles and soy milk broth. It tastes so much better and is more healthy than deep-fried instant stuff.

https://youtu.be/nC4t1LDDt4A

I do all the egg and toppings whenever I make any instant ramen.

I used to import catering packs of pre-made tonkotsu broth from Japan and freeze them in single-serving containers. I had friends tell me my ramen was better than most actual restaurants.
Toeing the party line how? Any CEO who takes control of a company and behaves erratically towards its workforce, at he is doing now, would get criticized. The only difference is that alternate version of Musk might get called a hypocrite or a fraud, so just a different set of insults.

SBF was a huge Democratic Party donor and he's not escaping severe criticism because of it, even if the NYT and some other outlets might've gone easy on him. The court of public opinion is still severely against him.
Hakata is good. I should try get those again.
5 years with good behavior or with political connections she can get a pardon say after 2 years.
>to provide jobs for the engineers that built them so that they aren't financially tempted to build them for an enemy

Isn't the threat of treason/jail enough of a deterrent for engineers not to build nuclear weapons for other countries?

Kind of like a beefed up NDA.
Sure calculating infinity is easy as long as you redefine "infinity" to be something which isn't actual infinity. But it's useless for many mathematical proofs. Having overflow of some finite floating point calculations labelled as "infinity" is useful for calculations of some practical problems, but it shouldn't be confused with the actual mathematical concept of infinity just because both use the same word.
And are most of the people she‘s well-connected to not annoyed that she lost their money?

And isn‘t attractive just stating the same as good genetics?

And is she really that smart, given the fact that she first dropped out and then her company failed and now she was imprisoned and the company only „worked“ anyway because of fraud?
Aha of course, the democrats would have applauded brutally laying off 75% of the workforce had he been “toeing the party line”.
In the US it’s woefully abused, though - political cronies are excused their crimes as a quid pro quo in return for silence - it’s appallingly corrupt and unprincipled.

People who are guilty of a crime and prosecuted fairly under the law should generally serve their sentence. Exceptions to that are best managed by an independent and transparent tribunal who can give principled reasons for commuting specific sentences, for example a prisoner serving a very long term has undergone a genuine moral transformation and is now safe to release, or changes in society have rendered prosecutions of a certain time and place anachronistic and unjust be modern standards.
Metal shutters slammed down over the windows and poison gas was released.
It certainly is a social construct, because what tools are at my disposal to convince someone who disagrees otherwise? In that sense everything is a social construct.

Apart from that, with the help of computers, it can be made absolutely precise and clear which statements follow from which axioms, and in that sense it is not a social construct at all. It also is much less cumbersome than it used to be, and will continue to improve quickly.

I can sit down and prove something using a tool like Isabelle, and I will be as sure of its "truth" as I can possibly be, and it really doesn't matter what other people, mathematicians or not, think about it. That's the beauty of it.

Of course, you could say my belief in Isabelle is also a social construct. Except it is not, I know exactly how Isabelle works. There could be issues with Isabelle, but these issues adding up to make my proof wrong are very unlikely, especially in addition to my independent understanding of the proof.

But of course, it is much nicer if others can see the same truth that I do, and for this, computer-assisted proof is actually great, because it allows to understand and trust in the high-level structure of a proof without having to verify every little gritty low-level detail.
I suppose if it were a tournament you might go out relatively late, or later than you would as a complete amateur, just because it would take you a little while to be worn away by the blinds.
Look up life expectancy in prison. It’s not much worse than living in Chicago.
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OCaml 5.0.0 – First Beta
My Google-fu is not working well with recidivism this morning, but there does seem to be some evidence it's true, e.g.:

Offenders who committed a crime of dishonesty had the highest reconviction rate (45.6%)

https://www.lawscot.org.uk/news-and-events/legal-news/reconv...
> because the inherently subjective "elegance" and "beauty" gets lost in translation.

That's a very subjective POV, and perhaps one that varies by area of math. Many computer proof developments are more cleanly refactored/abstracted than the manual equivalent, because it's so easy to refactor a computer proof without worrying that the new proof might fail to prove the same statement.
There are special female sections at some jails esp for woman that is pregnant or has babies - afaik they can stay with the mom until they need to go to school.
I think this quarter might look good for twitter with 70-80% of their employees gone but next isn't going to look so great after there is no one to fix bugs and add features.
DuckDuckGo but it's just Bing and the results suck.

Sometimes there's something I know exists and DDG can't find it, but Google does instantly. I'm considering switching back to G.
Sure, that's called audio super resolution, there's a few papers/projects doing that. Haven't really seen models which are robust and have good generalization though.
That's assuming Russia's nukes are maintained well enough to actually work, but judging by the state of their army and navy, where all the tech is falling apart, Russia's nuclear arsenal, as big as it is on paper, might be all duds.
I think the parent commenter actually answered your question why wouldn’t.
There could be more to the story but I believe Elon Musk has said that he has autism. I’ve heard it said that autism is often misdiagnosed as bipolar because they are similar in some ways. That being said I would say there’s a difference between a hypomanic/depression swing/episode and an intense interest/ burnout swing/episode.

More on the topic, the things you listed as responsible management are all removing agency from the person and treating them like children because otherwise you can’t be trusted. Imo being responsible is learning to manage your own issues as an adult.
Before Section 230, common law was going to make everyone who runs a moderated forum liable for content posted by users[1].

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stratton_Oakmont,_Inc._v._Prod....
>I wonder what the etymology is.

Yep, it's of Romance origin, etymological dictionaries list it as originating in Venetian nevèra, with an understandable semantic shift.
That may be true for an outsourced team of "yes men" but I would imagine the talent at Twitter has more self-respect than that.

If the boss asks me to perform "office heroics", I will want to know what for. When I was younger I could power through that, while the stress would be absorbed by alcohol and my liver. Many people are too experienced and too tired of that crap. This has the vibe of an early tech company run by hard-partyng bros. Go time! Tequila and code!

I don't know how it is at manufacturing and engineering companies like Tesla/SpaceX, but in the software business I've learned one thing - if you don't have respect for your engineers and you don't trust them, treating them like "resources", don't be in this business at all.
I love my dog almost as much as I love my friends, but I’d feel sorry for someone who isn’t able to see the difference between the kinds of joy those relationships can bring a person.
No worries, you can always find time and opportunities
They draw the line on a legal request. You don't want them to break the law, do you? There's a difference between pulling content off due to your disfavor of the content itself and legal requests to take it off.
If you interpret "mov eax, ebx" as "eax = ebx", it's not that weird.
This made no sense at all
Instead of giving us a small number of colors, could this idea be turned into a new colorspace model?
The Feynman diagram of commuting.
Because in my experience, where I live, once people past 30 have at least one reliable friend in their life the can rely on, they don't open themselves to making new ones, so they invest their time and energy elsewhere.

One person was really blunt with me: "you're a pretty cool guy, but I don't have time/space in my life for new people". Other people are less blunt but the same principle applies.
This is very true. Only thing is that after some time people stop trying and the other party is also needed
Wow, I find this quite interesting, however, there are probably some real downsides to this? Maybe someone else can highlight some of those.

An issue I can think of is for instance: consider a system where each time a new request comes in a new transaction is started. That situation would result in having a new `DBImpl struct` for each request. It seems that that last "but you probably only have one of these DB objects" doesn't hold. How would you tackle that issue?
I started with Z80, and later moved to X86. To me intel order is the correct order, and everything else is weird and wrong!
He's unable to receive ASCII text strings over email?
It's not even the risk. Depending on the day you ask me, If I was given the option of living as a billionaire for several years and then spending several years in prison, I might just take it.

Though I suppose I personally would prefer the prison time first and the billionaire thing after (like in Chekhov's "The Bet"). In any case, I'm sure that there's a big fraction of humanity who would jump at the chance.
I guess it makes more sense when you consider reciprocity.

Pouring your finite and valuable time into assisting a friend achieve their goals implies that they will, at least to some extent, help you with yours. It doesn't matter if they're aligned as long as you understand one another.

Whereas with the "let's catch up" friends, the implicit agreement is that by making you sacrifice for the relationship, you get the right to make them sacrifice.

I guess the latter is better than nothing, as it beats being alone, but an optimising brain leads one towards putting in minimum effort and letting the relationship decay to the point of just being alive.
An ideal computer is an universal machine. A real computer has real limitations on what is calculable, even among the things that are theoretically calculable.
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Maybe I am being stupid, but I cannot see anywhere where you describe what you consider to be "NSFW"
A Python script full of spaghetti code I worte for my family business.

It syncs their various ecommerce channels into a single Google Sheets. I wrote over two weeks during the early days of lockdowns because they had to pivot to ecommerce fast.

I have been making it more efficient since but it is a lot of spaghetti code.

It has saved the business about 20,000 hours.
It seemed strange to me as well. IIRC she cares about (empathises with) cows only as not to be a disturbance in the killing process.

Eg. single column access, remove direct sight of blood, steps to "guarantee" the painless death, etc.

But there is nothing what can be done with the smells and sounds, all animals know beforehand they're gonna be killed, and with the nature of the killing job causing unnecessary 'mistakes' and violence. It's something different to see her talking in a meat processing facility, cleaned up and ready for filming, and then see hidden recording of the process (won't describe it here, it's too gruesome).

And she can do nothing for the slaughtermen and their families themselves. They have a plethora of psychologic problems themselves, have to see a shrink every 3 months, if i'm not mistaken, and their families often have higher numbers of domestic violence than normal.
I've got a context-dependent skill. I can type on two different keyboard layouts. If it is one of my computers my brain switches to a different mode than when it some other computer. It fails when when some other computer uses my layout.

I don't know my password at all. I remember it in terms of finger movements.
Because it's easier for a particular department to buy a domain than it is to tell whomever manages the microsoft.com domain to create a subdomain.