skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The people studying yeast metabolism in grad school were always the ones with the best beer (especially the ones that created mutant strains). I think the two might be related.
- Ultra Customizable tools such as: Emacs, Obsidian, Vim, VSCode or anything you have an API to play with. I'm currently making this but for a browser[0].

- Memory: Supermemo, Decaying Curve, Tricks, Algorithms: Including Ankis, Supermemos and more.

- Programming Languages: Any kind. I like interesting stuff such as Zig, Elixir, Lisp and HTML(yes I said it).

[0]: https://github.com/ilse-langnar/notebook
Show HN: Creole Music from Npmusic.org
Appreciate some Cajun music! Thanks to Neal Pomea for the music. Visit his site, too, which is intended to foster enjoyment, appreciation, and understanding of the history of Cajun music!
I would like to amend my previous comment by the way.

It seems that amendhub is in fact not hosting git repositories.

It seems that "Amend" is a revision control system distinct from git.

https://jcs.org/amend

And that amendhub hosts Amend repositories.
Looks lower than ever, https://www.statista.com/statistics/279898/unemployment-rate...
That’s one perspective. Another is that the truly greedy thing is to construct a society such that some people can’t afford basic necessities, and that inflicts far more suffering than people stealing what they need to live.
Show HN: FIFA Interactive Bracket (World Cup)
I'd be scared to talk negative about embracer. MBS might order you to be chopped to bits in a back room over it.

Isn't taking Saudi money like Embracer group has a bit like openly taking mafia investments? When you do let them invest in you, the people who are critical of your operations might start falling out of windows or getting disappeared. Or maybe even chopped to bits in a back room while their wife waits outside for them.
Here's a great retrospective that covers the timeline and the science: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JgrMzvasrm8

TLDR: We knew the mRNA vaccines were effective at preventing serious disease in late 2020. We didn't know for sure (publicly) if the mRNA vaccines reduced transmission rates until mid 2021, as more research concluded. Mid 2021 is when it was demonstrated that mRNA vaccines reduce transmission of the variants of SARS-CoV-2 at the time. As SARS-CoV-2 continues to mutate, more research needs to be done.
The concept gives good google. Here's just one recent paper on the topic:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8659073/
I agree with this completely. However, in this particular instance, I could make an argument for using – or at least subscribing to – Mozilla VPN simply as a method of supporting the organization. It's vital that Mozilla maintains a strong engineering force counteracting monopolies who push loss-leading products to capture markets like web browsing and email.

You don't have to even use it, but every dollar of revenue that Mozilla can attribute to their privacy products and services means one less dollar is needed from their hostage deal with Google.
Yes. Once again And not Or. even playing game you use keyboard a lot. Not just the graphic input, even you live in a graphic world. So is editing etc. both.
That's why you have `:make` which uses `errorfmt` to populate your quickfix list, which is covered in the help `:h make`
bentley revised and updated some of his "programming pearls" columns and published them in 2 editions of books published circa 1986 and 2000. they are among my favorite computer science books, and a great companion to more theoretical data structures, algorithms, and software engineering texts. a great mix of theory, engineering, rules of thumb, insight, creativity etc., all presented lucidly. highly recommended!
There is a significant effort put in by the FBI and others to arrest people who do that.
I mean... if the director of CDC says it directy... you cannot blame misreporting, and someone in that position should know the level of confidence to use when saying such stuff.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33736959

I understand if some random chiropractic from alabama says something, that the data is probably questionable... but the director of CDC does carry some authority.

If if _we don't know something_, isn't mandating that something (vaccines in this case) somehow a bad thing? On one side... "take this, and you won't get sick"... who is responsible when that person gets sick? Or infects grandma? Or actually gets a clot?
Where do you find cheap, good quality printers? I found Amazon pricing to beat my local Microcenter website.
isn’t the top score 4, as in N out of 4?

doodle:ai - Game #22 - 4/8

doodle:ai - Game #17 - 4/7

I don’t get it, 4/8? I see there are 8 valid answers but you can select only 4, or is there a time limit?
`idle-task` has shim as below .

https://github.com/hiroki0525/idle-task/blob/main/src/index....

References
- https://developer.chrome.com/blog/using-requestidlecallback/...
Hot showers are a truly amazing luxury. Historically not even the wealthiest people on the planet have had access to them. It’s a nice thing to think about when it’s 0 degrees outside and you’re taking a shower for probably a few pennies of water and electricity.
Every country needs a national myth to unite over. Not having one is a recipe for disaster.
Stephen Wolfram is interviewed by Sean Carroll here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bMYtEKjHs0

They discuss the hypergraph model and Sean asks some good, pointed questions.
It's absolutely ridiculous now. It was also in the news today that net migration was 504,000 this year. I absolutely think it was the right thing to do (mostly refugees from Ukraine and Hong Kong) but if you're going to have these migration policies and you've got a housing supply and affordability crisis, you've absolutely got to implement mass house building policies at the same time. This government is an absolute joke but I have very little faith that Starmer is going to be much better. My plan is to leave whilst I still can.

Source: https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/net-migration-at-record-l...
Love the piano example. It’s very cool to see well-established techniques from one discipline transferred to another.

It’s interesting to see that the controller itself is a major limitation rather than human ability or game challenge.
I'm curious to know if the anti-vaxxer community continues their crusader once a cancer curing vaccine is wildly available. Seems to me it would be pretty hard for them to stick to their guns while cancer eats away at their insides.
> Our customer base is already crypto-native, which is what makes this possible.

You've said it yourself. If the only way to accept crypto payments is to have a "crypto-native" userbase, what does this say about its utility for society? If the entire crypto industry is self referential, then once you peel back the layers there's not much left but a big system that moves money around in a circle.
I never really used Twitter in my life, but I've found the Fediverse to be so good I even browse Hacker News much less nowadays. No matter will Twitter collapse or not, this has been quite a lovely addition to my toolbox.

And I love to own my data and have it in EU. And not a single tracker in my instance. And the people I follow are extremely friendly and smart. Thank you!
This print would work fine. The forces cables are subjected to are far lower than the break point of the Z-axis layers. I would print in another orientation that had less interior fill.
It's lies that we're being coerced into repeating, that's what it really is.
People love defending Bernie when it means they can turn the DNC into the Illuminati, but they never seem to want to talk about his platform.

Since you're very concerned about Bernie, that means you're totally 100% about Medicare For All and Free Tuition and a Federal law guaranteeing access to free, safe abortions by real doctors, right?

Cause if you're just using him as a cudgel, that says more about you than it does about anyone else.
Red Hat is working towards a similar feature for anisble automation platform.

https://www.ansible.com/blog/getting-started-with-event-driv...
Outside of a couple of specific products, I've found Amazon Basics products to be pretty awful. I avoid them now.
One ever underrated challenge with prediction markets is creating clear and concise rules for interesting questions, while the easy part is the tech powering the exchange.

For example, "James McIntyre is predicting that: There will be a global stock market crash in 2024." What constitutes a crash here? Or "Patricia Davenport is predicting that: An absolutely massive natural gas discovery will be made by a Southern African country before the end of 2023." has no clear meaning.
An interesting approach to a pleasure/pain maximising agent. It could also fit with a picture of shame touched a bit in the article leading to insecurities which are then compensated in competition.
It’s a Thanksgiving miracle
I think it’s a continuum. Sure, I freely admit that I’m still rather ignorant when it comes to the low-level details of my computer. But compared to the understanding I get from Windows or Ubuntu? From that point of view, I’ve learnt a lot.

Besides, it’s not like this knowledge is useless. I now find myself being able to diagnose and fix problems with my system which previously I was clueless about. And it makes it a lot easier for me to learn the lower-level details if I so choose.
Does it sound better if I say "live within their means"?
It's detrimental to all of our careers that this is the example being set for "how engineers should be treated". I'm not your enemy here: if you get hurt and taken for a ride, that effects me because we're in the same market. Knocking the bottom out of the market is bad for all of us. I wish you wouldn't throw yourself into the grinder and help it along, but I hope things work out for you either way.
I assume the severance package comes with some strings attached to it. Like boot working for a competitor for a limited time.
> Look at where RISC-V is today. It's already competitive with most ARM products

Not at the high end. AFAIK it's still very far.

> Qualcomm and Apple will merely want to pump up their profits even higher and ARM is an obstacle, both in licensing costs and terms

Well Apple probably can do whatever they want with ARM, so I highly doubt that's a good reason to switch.

> Because the lack of licensing will foster innovation!!

I mean maybe. TBH I'm not too certain though. It might be the opposite. I find it hard to imagine any competitive high end RISC-V cores will be significantly cheaper to license. Also since it would be very expensive to develop them and there is very little money in licensing tech to others (ARM is not doing that great financially) companies which can build competitive cores might have zero incentive to even make them available to third parties. e.g. why would Apple, Qualcomm, Samsung give away their tech to their competitors? Now at least everyone is on a mostly level playing field and can license same designs for ARM, why would that be the case with ARM?
if you need more strength in a print, increase the vertical and horizontal perimeters (not the infill).
It’s not whataboutism. You’re proposing a change to society, and I’m asking you exactly what that change would look like.
If you can’t measure it based on some agreed upon data source you can’t bet on it. Well you can but just have fun getting your money
Look at the map. Who is going to attack you at this very moment? This is same argument germans kept using about heavy weapons.
“Weird Wonder” Fossil Discovery Adds Piece to Puzzle of Arthropod Evolution
If that's true, does it mean that AI (AGI) which really understand what is it doing is basically impossible without quantum computer or network of quantum computers?
If you know more of a company's stack, you're worth more to them [1].

I was getting $400-$500k total comp in Atlanta. None of us were seeing a compelling reason to leave, at least anecdotally in our limited sample size observations.

In any case, I left to pursue my own startup ambitions. I added one to the count.

[1] Granted, some problems require fresh blood, new ideas, killing internal weirdware, questioning assumptions, new domain experts, new leadership, etc.
Tesla wants government subsidies for its chargers. To qualify for the subsidies your charger must charge more than one brand of EV. Instead of simply putting CCS plugs on their chargers, Tesla is cynically continuing the North American problem of multiple different EV plugs so they qualify for the program without putting CCS plugs on their chargers. It's why they announced the Tesla plug as being open, supposedly for real now as opposed to their previous faux openness:

https://www.tesla.com/blog/opening-north-american-charging-s...

North America will continue to have the idiot problem of moronic dongles and adapters and wondering if a charger will work with your car. It's such a drag on EV ownership.

ICE cars can fuel at any fuel station because fuel standards make it possible. Not having that same level of compatibility for EVs just makes EVs worse.

Europe's got it right, North America's got it wrong.
..maybe. For a given definition of malicious. The flip side of the eye-wateringly expensive and inefficient fuel they're proposing is it's very hard to get the radioactive stuff out of the SiC shell, even with explosives. And getting it to go into thermal runaway would require some exotic materials that can out-last the SiC as it melts.

Spreading tiny fuel pellets everywhere would still be horrible, but far more contained.

The dangers of this would be more diffuse. Large amounts of high level waste compared to a conventional reactor, double the mining, fuel fabrication facilities that are one hopper jam away from going chernobyl. If it were accepted, the industry would get complacent about cracked pellets and Kr-85 or other hard to contain fission byproducts would slowly accumulate everywhere and we'd have to spend 50 years fighting misinformation about how radiation is good for you while it builds up irreversibly.
If only anyone knew what that one awesome startup was.

Its the market that drives businesses. If I wait too long to even start trying, chances are slim that I ever will try, markets change you know

On the other hand, if I wait, building a business off the network and skills and reputation and market knowledge I've built, has a higher chance of survival.

My philosophy is to be non-dogmatic but probabilistic and opportunistic. If you see an opportunity, try it out, take a loss maybe, and learn and try again.

Like a good gamble, you need to spend most of the time at the table, in the game before betting big, not working in the shop next door waiting to get in.
Our difference seems to be that I don’t put much weight on your view that nationalism will dominate the discussion. Standard of living will. My hope is UK citizens make decisions to benefit themselves, their family, friends, and community.

The UK cannot maintain its current standard of living without a very large partnership of some sort. Once living standards get bad enough people will be open to non-traditional options.

The EU can’t offer much energy, national security, or manufacturing support these days and U.S. is the only other reasonable option. A partnership, statehood, or something similar with the U.S. would immediately position the UK as the most powerful and desirable region in Europe IMO.

It would also not be one state, more likely 4. England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. They would each get a voice in the USA Federal government. Opportunity of a generation IMO.
Can anyone recommend a good tool set for crimping DuPont/JR style connectors too? They’re such a pain to deal with in my experience, I end up just harvesting random jumper cables with the right pin count/connecter and splicing/soldering instead, because every cheap crimping tool/kit I’ve come across has crazy high failure rates
^ and you think death grips is pretentious? lmao

Death Grips is legitimately good, as in, I bob my head and sing along to it, and it gives me goosebumps because its awesome. Also, there is absolutely 0% chance you could create something that comes close to their music. Their keyboard player is an insanely talented producer and their samples are masterfully collected and utilized.

So honestly sounds to me like you are just closed minded and pretentious.
It works with kwrite/kate/kdevelop.
FWIW, I have heard about that guy being a clown in a waaay different context (when he was at Novell / Suse). Making big, splashy and unrealistic promises and delivering nothing. Self promotion expert apparently.
I expected it to be about CP/CMS on an IBM VM/SP operating system.
Fair enough, but that’s also a cool new feature that drives sales.

I meant it more like, why wouldn’t they fix this objectively bad input mechanism? It would take tiny effort but it wouldn’t improve their sales or they might even calculate that it drives usage of iPhones and therefore good for them even though it’s bad for the users.

For the record I own both an Apple TV and an iPhone, inasmuch one can pretend to own these devices.
I’m not sure I understand 4.

Why would it be easier to translate sound waves to text than scents?
On Bullshit by Harry Frankfurt (2005) [video]
Whatever we do, let me know when China and India and Russia are on board with it.
>I mean that's like every other EU county at this point.

Poland GDP per capita PPP is twice the amount 20 year ago. Most neighboring EU countries have similar results.
If you want some personal motivation to get into genomics, you can get your whole genome sequenced for a few hundred bucks and play around with the raw files yourself. I used Dante Labs[1] and they are great. You can even ask them to delete your data and samples!

[1] – https://dantelabs.com/
Wasm doesn’t yet have any sort of longjmp instructions. Stack switching is currently a proposal and the leading candidate is based on delimited continuations. Additionally, there are no wasm instructions that can manipulate the control stack besides call, indirect call, and return, which are always typechecked. So, if you call untrusted code, you can be assured that it will not be able to manipulate your stack and that it will either return or trap.

Native code might assume that code it calls won’t misbehave in these ways, but wasm guarantees it, and that allows wasm VMs which run untrusted code to have more efficient implementations.
Clever of the elites to depopulate the world via making people scared to take vaccines.
Actually I guess re-adding all those accounts would be good data for training the new spam models
Thank you for sharing, I am looking forward to trying it out.
His expectations seem to be on the level of faang tech lead or staff, probably even more involved consider he keeps using “CTO”.

Starting up and maintaining any sort of community sounds like an intense position, especially over 3-6 months. This sounds like a “sleep at your desk” situation
Why players lie down to defend free kicks
People like to think that this is something that you can "just do" if you try hard enough.

While there is some control, much of the positive attributes a person can have are genetic, as much as 50%, I've read. Nothing you can do about it.

For example of this, let's look at infants. We all know some infants and babies are wonderful and everyone wants to be around them, and others are not.

You know what I mean - the baby who smiles and coos and giggles and holds their arms up to be picked up, even by strangers, they are happy and trusting. Meanwhile, some kids cry, frown, are fearful. This all happens in infants, before they even really understand the environment or get kicked in the teeth to make them like that. Kids are like this almost straight out of the womb - 2 weeks into the world.

All I'm saying is that there is a massive genetic component to disposition, I don't think this is too controversial if you think upon it.

So those people who are born with a great disposition go through life that is easier if people like them more.

People with bad genetic disposition can work on it, sure, but they are starting from a 50% disadvantage, and having to work twice as hard is extremely difficult, because it is a 24/7 thing. It's not natural, so you have to be thinking about it all the time, whereas in one with good genetics, they are at 100% right at birth so they don't even have to bother working on being a good person that everyone likes. Opportunities come to them unbidden. Even the people giving the opportunities don't see it that way, they just do it, because...why wouldn't they?

This is only a rough framework, I know there are many variables. It's a stripped down view. But that's how I see it.
I can't not make this joke: Where do I send my BTC?
Attentive subset of good drivers doing millions of miles vs general public is a big difference. Is FSD's reputation being saved by the small pool of good drivers rather the reverse? If so, worst case scenario will be pretty grim.
The trough of disillusionment. I suggest you get a coach, if you've never made a way through it before.

Additionally and anecdotally as you've said, around that time is when promotion is offered often without the difficulty level/growth opportunity changing in role responsibility.

Lastly, it's a team sport.
Fast transformer inference with Metal Performance Shaders
While generally true, for what is worth the recently popular play money prediction site Manifold Markets, as well as the general predictions site Metaculus both seem to do well and reflect what you see elsewhere quick.
We had them before too. A girl died in my country due to a J&J shot, autopsy was done by a whole panel of doctors, we officially stopped using J&J vaccine, our minister of health made an apology (while not admitting that she got vaccinated due to his mandates), official reports were published...

...and people here got all snarky when I mentioned her death, and attacked me with stuff like "what are your qualifications to rule her death as caused by vaccines?" and "i'm guessing you did the autopsy yourself?"
Zero liability or recourse for injuries sustained by reasonable force during the commission of a provable crime.
Yeah, that was my experience. Now I just model stuff in Blender and haven't printed anything in a while. I'll probably get back into printing stuff once I get a new storage solution for my filament (and install some of these upgrades I've been sitting on for a year).
Yes, just what I really need.

A maniac like Elon in control of my communication and video and voice calling.

*grabs more popcorn while enjoying the car crash*
What's amazing is how no one is honing in on the real reason this is happening, the DA's office combined with state laws make it hard to bail people and send people to prison. That's the decision made, and it's referred to as the carceral system. It's something viewed as urgently needing reform, and that's how the progressive DA's operate. Look at Alvin Bragg, the Manhattan DA's program (https://www.manhattanda.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/Day-O...)

If cops are standing around doing nothing, it's because it's pointless to engage with a suspect physically, risking yourself while by the way people around whip out their phones to video you, if the suspect will be released on their own recognizance on some lowered charge, if the charge isn't dropped anyway.

You can also add, if you want to criticize cops, that they're civil workers at the end of the day, and most are in for the benefits, such as pension and healthcare, rather than pretending to be superheroes or vigilantes.
Seems like the Apple M1 Max is almost half as fast as a RTX 3090. Pretty cool!
Google "cell phones and alzheimer's" and the top hits are contradictory of the positive outcome in the linked paper. This one [1] supports that conclusion.

[1] https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/01/100106193217.h...
Thanks for doing what you do!