skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is one I remember
https://docs.sciml.ai/DiffEqParamEstim/stable/tutorials/ODE_...

All of the cost function values are infinite, which results in an empty plot.

There were others, but it's been too long that I don't recall exactly which ones.

Edit:
Here is another from the advanced tutorials

DiffEqUncertainty/02-AD_and_optimization.ipynb

The fourth cell produces the error

Simultaneously using keywords vars and idxs is not supported. Please only use idxs.

Stacktrace:
[1] error(s::String)
@ Base ./error.jl:35
[2] macro expansion
[3] apply_recipe(plotattributes::AbstractDict{Symbol, Any}, sol::SciMLBase.AbstractTimeseriesSolution)
@ SciMLBase ~/.julia/packages/RecipesBase/eU0hg/src/RecipesBase.jl:300
[4] _process_userrecipes!(plt::Any, plotattributes::Any, args::Any)
@ RecipesPipeline ~/.julia/packages/RecipesPipeline/XxUHt/src/user_recipe.jl:38
[5] recipe_pipeline!(plt::Any, plotattributes::Any, args::Any)
@ RecipesPipeline ~/.julia/packages/RecipesPipeline/XxUHt/src/RecipesPipeline.jl:72
[6] _plot!(plt::Plots.Plot, plotattributes::Any, args::Any)
@ Plots ~/.julia/packages/Plots/aRJ6C/src/plot.jl:225
[7] #plot#182
@ ~/.julia/packages/Plots/aRJ6C/src/plot.jl:102 [inlined]
[8] top-level scope
@ In[4]:11
[9] eval
@ ./boot.jl:368 [inlined]
[10] include_string(mapexpr::typeof(REPL.softscope), mod::Module, code::String, filename::String)
@ Base ./loading.jl:1428
> good chance you come away with rabies.

Naw, they've tested them in Toronto: none had rabbies since 1997. A sick raccoon usually has distemper, which you have nothing to worry about as a human. It's the 2-3% of bats with rabies you have to worry about.

https://www.toronto.ca/community-people/health-wellness-care...

> Try to get between a raccoon and it's trash

Why would I do that?
This is beyond exhausting to see on HN on every single thread related to cryptocurrency and unfortunately your comment is the straw the broke the camel's back.

The heart of HN is a community which celebrates technical curiosity and exploration.

Honestly, cut your shit out. I've grown completely tired of this kind of attitude, it goes against literally everything that drove us towards technical fields to begin with. To see this kind of dismissive, hostile, and vitriolic behavior towards any technical space is not what we as a community should ever have to come to accept or tolerate.
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Plain 5% vinegar will be fine. It will smell funny if you open the door during the dry cycle. But it is safe, non-toxic, and will prevent mineral spots, and help rinse starch.
I'm not sure what gave you the impression that I support putting "bad" students alongside "good" students, which is what I presume you mean by "redistribute misfortune". My last comment is specifically denies this (ie. "having "bad" students alongside "good" students"), and "redistribution" straightforwardly implies redistribution in resources/money.
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We have strict quality assurance requirements, and so there's a fair amount of testing and process involved.

This project is mostly focused on our sodium-metal reactor project, but it is generally applicable to others.
I love me some free speech, but I don't think I've ever met a true free speech absolutist.

Most of are just fine with limiting speech when it's for the public good. We don't want companies to be able to lie about their products, so we support laws against false advertising. We're okay with people getting arrested for making bomb threats. We even approve of compelling speech when it means forcing companies by law to label the ingredients of their products!

Left unchecked spam makes the services we love unusable. It can prevent us from having those same discussions we flock to social media platforms to try to engage in.

Social media platforms should provide a constructive environment where ideas can be freely discussed and that means moderation is necessary for things like keeping out spam, keeping discussions on topic, and even filtering out trolls.

Content moderation is essential to a healthy forum, but obviously care has be taken to maintain a balance between restricting and allowing content guided by what would best facilitate the constructive discussion of ideas, and not based on personal feelings about the ideas themselves. It's not an easy task, and it's thankless work, but if it wasn't for moderation none of us would be here talking about how spam should or shouldn't be allowed to ruin everything.
> I really want a language that is memory and thread safe, but culled, honed and cut down to the absolute minimum language, to reduce the learning curve.

The problem is the syntax around the borrow checker is the learning curve. And if you cut out that, you are basically back to plain-old-C.
But then, my first reaction would be that there has been no change but mere dissociation leading to a wider distribution of the sodium and chloride ions throughout the water molecules, and therefore it is only a 'physical change'.

The less water you use, the closer the sodium and chloride ions get. Until at the end, the sodium and chloride ions have no water molecules at all separating them as they sit neatly in their crystal lattice.

<grin>
Underground bins are a potential solution. This is what The Netherlands use: https://youtu.be/0JtoSafhvLM
CSIRO's treatment of some of their best CS researchers is atrocious: https://microkerneldude.org/2022/02/17/a-story-of-betrayal-c...
Interactive tool to split the US into sections of equal population
You can't track impressions of blocked ads. Also, uBlock uses rules for not just domains/urls, but elements on the page as well. Oftentimes, the space where the ad would appear is either blocked already or would be trivial to add
no

it's a surfactant

surfactants emulsify lipids in polar liquids like water

such emulsification is crucial to many kinds of cleaning

because cell membranes are lipid bilayers surfactants also can cause cytolysis, maybe relevant if you're trying to get bacterial films off your teeth, and sds is commonly used for this in bio labs

surfactants also often foam but this is irrelevant

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sodium_dodecyl_sulfate
There's also a large spectrum of "bad" kids, and a lot of the time the "bad" students educational needs aren't being met, either. For instance, there are, as you said, kids who are violent and disruptive and the answer might not be to expose them to more students but to remove them from the student body entirely and get them into a specialized program focused on trying to improve the emotional problems the kid has.

There are other "bad" students which might not be a problem, but it's clear that the efforts to educate them are a waste[1]:

> In the last four years, France’s son passed three classes, failed 22 and was late or absent 272 days, the teen’s transcript shows.
**
> France’s son has a 0.13 GPA, which traditionally places a student near the bottom of their class. But in his case, it put him 62nd out of 120, which would indicate a wider-spread academic performance issue going on at the school.

You can't just drop some good kids into this failing system and expect students like that to suddenly do well.

I think people should reconsider trade schools, including ones that start at relatively young ages. Include an opportunity to earn money at a young age. Just paying teachers to teach kids like that classes that they keep failing doesn't help the kids or anyone else.

[1] https://www.fox5dc.com/news/baltimore-area-student-passed-on...
I also learned this hot water trick.

Apparently, energy efficient dishwashers have an energy budget per cycle and will only put a fixed amount into heating water, so getting hotter water into the dishwasher makes a huge difference in performance.
“some IP may have been repurposed from the Data General Nova” - the default/bring-up Alto microcode* was/is more or less Nova compatible which is hardly IP IMHO. Different hardware by far and never DG software. I think the Nova was the console controller for the PARC MAXC PDP-10 clone hence their familiarity with the architecture.

*Altos and successor D-machines are soft machines.
Your comment does not apply to California, my state, and you did not qualify your statement with a given state. In California it’s acceptable and common for a district to have their own parcel taxes. See: Berkeley Unified and its BSEP parcel tax.
NYC Charter stats: 15% of NYC public school students attend public charter schools. 9% of the students are multilingual learners, 18% have IEPs, 80% of students are economically disadvantaged.
Yes. Adoption is in this strange place of being something that everyone understands the pitfalls of government regulation (custody of a human) but by necessity it must be regulated. Services have filled the space by charging for everything and they have a captive market that has no other choice. The problem is exasperated by the presence of potential adopters who have biases related to age or race of children.
They should hire my Australian cattle dog (bash aka babydog)
When we lived in houses with gas, some difficult to remove yellow residue formed on the outsides of all our stainless steel. We assumed it was cooking oil, but apparently, it was not. Our induction range completely eliminated that problem.

I wonder how much of the gunk is still in my lungs.
It’s hard for you because you’re incredibly biased by your personal medical history.
Imagine for a moment that the volume of spam is compared to the volume of oration. Unlimited volume is not permitted in free speech. That is a disruption to public life.

There is no reason to assume that this theory would fail to be legitimized in courts. Spam is not legal in other arenas, i.e. phone calls & texts.

The fact that the operators of spam bots are difficult to prosecute does not mean what they are doing has legal grounds.
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Wow, this is crazy, thank you so much for sharing! I love reading history like this! :D

Every time I read about the history of character encodings I feel like I learn about a new encoding standard that attempted to standardize things. Reading about this led me to reading more about ASCII as well. I learned it was derived from the 1924 ITA2 standard which was itself derived from the "Baudot" printing telegraph encoding from 1874! It always amazes me how much history surrounds this topic! [1]

Also, that DTIC site is such a treasure trove of great information! :D

[1] http://www.baudot.net/docs/smith--teletype-codes.pdf
Giving more money and resources to people who don’t want to take advantage of them in the first place isn’t going to fix the problem.
Most of the problems with policing as we see them today involve police behaving as humans do in life or death situations, even "bad shoots" have fundamental elements of reasonableness to them most of the time, whereas a robot does not have to worry about being killed by the perp or any number of things that require use of force that we consider excessive.
I think it's too late but I'd love to see it happen and would donate.

Mozilla had one job: keep Firefox going as long and as sustainably as possible. And they've utterly failed in my eyes. I'm sure they don't see it that way. But, they could have had a well paid engineering group, a small marketing group and invested all the rest of the cash they got over the years from Google to support themselves for a really long time. No ridiculous purchases, no stupid products, no executive pay packages. They've been searching for profit they didn't need, they could have just sat on their endowment.

They effectively killed their golden goose, a lovely goose that everyone else wanted to pet.
It's somewhat frequently discussed in articles about UX here that Apple loves to hide useful functionality behind unintuitive and undiscoverable actions, and this is no exception. When Macs work, they work well. When they don't, it's a nightmare to figure out what's wrong through the (deliberate?) opaqueness. Here's a memorable example I encountered recently:

https://i.stack.imgur.com/svab0m.jpg

https://i.stack.imgur.com/xjQKxm.jpg

Try to guess what that... art is trying to say, and then go here to find the answer:

https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/427422/mac-mini-do...
Why not try a different university? Or a university in a different country?

I am also in academia but in a field that is not CS related and we get visiting professors all the time. You should do some research and see if you could apply for any research grants/fellowships in different countries or at least different universities in your area. You seem to be quite burned out by the drama at your institution and changing your environment could be beneficial. Just because things are managed poorly at your institution does not mean they are done equally poorly elsewhere.
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> I think a lot of people don't get past the "learn all the characters first" barrier.

PSA: That's not an actual barrier. It's a borderline useless thing that some significant subset of self-learners seem to do, for reasons I cannot explain.

There is no such thing as "learning the characters". You need to learn words and sentences. You can certainly categorize the learning by character (this is how it's done in Japanese language schools), but that's not necessary (or necessarily advisable), and going from that to "I must first learn the characters" is pathological. People get stuck on this because they spend weeks/months/years doing rote memorization, and make no progress toward understanding the actual language.

Eventually you get to a place where you can start to infer word meanings from kanji, but that's a lot like using latin roots to infer the meanings of unknown words in English. It's a nice-to-have, not an essential tool, and you'll get there anyway if you simply study words.
This is how I feel about Ramanujan. He seemed to pull mathematical truths, fully formed, out of some parallel dimension connected only to his mind.
If you go on the HN Algolia, there are a lot of posts from students and people involved with Lambda over the years that might paint a clearer picture of what kind of dysfunction was taking place at the company.
Strongly recommend reading A Deepness In The Sky before reading A Fire Upon the Deep. They're both good books but ADITS is phenomenal and much more similar to Accelerando, whereas AFUTD is less "hard sci-fi" and more "fantasy".
What is being referred to as ""good"" in this thread is simply science, aka the scientific method of testing theories and taking what can be proven and cross-validated, and applying it to everything.

When people talk about taking their kids out of the public school system based on the ideologies- they mean evolution, possibly "contraceptives work", and maybe even CRT which just validates that racism existed throughout the entire history of the United States, eg disliking how schools teach "the Civil War was about states rights over owning slaves", the HIV/AIDS epidemic was a colossal failure of US policymaking, and that racism didn't end somewhere between the 70's and the 90's.
I mean, they’re already using LLMs. Namely, BERT.
It is the #1 cause of death in the US for ages 1-4, and #2 from 5-14.

Also, if you drink it, you will certainly die.

https://www.cdc.gov/drowning/facts/index.html
https://stefangagne.com/floatingpoint/ Something to the same tune, written by the dood who did "Sailor Nothing".
I keep reading about how great julia, but every time I try it, it just seems to suck. So, mission accomplished, I guess?
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Why is it seen as acceptable for a government to jail people, but it’s seen as bad form for a corporation to do the same?
It's fair to assume he cut moderation teams because they were intimately involved with suppression of speech at the behest of the government and political interests.

Determining those moderators which have been witting participants in the chilling of free speech is more difficult than axing a great many of them that underperformed and keeping the few with real tangible contribution.
Which largely doesn’t happen only because the US congress passed at an early explicit liability shield for gun manufacturers.

It seems reasonable that this might prevail in court given the arguments in the post. No guarantee, but as they say, that’s why we have the trial.
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weird. it felt like your heart was pounding out of your chest as well? what about heart palpitations (feeling like your heart skipped a beat)?

my blood pressure is high but I never tested it with specifically caffeine + Adderall, I just know it was high with Adderall.
Exactly.

This is an enormously updated Eliza. Its usefulness is predicated upon its training corpus but because our corpus ingestion sizes are so large today it becomes a qualitatively different experience when searching on information that has already been generated.

However, synthesizing or inferring new conclusions from existing information still is our leg work to perform.

I found that StackOverflow type questions work quite well. Breaking down research paper text filled with lingo I'm not familiar with works well. Threading James Burke-Connections-like insight comprehensions among information in front of me though, is still on me.
Apple has already gone through this of course, and I wonder if it’s going to happen again. And I wonder if a company can survive it. It certainly almost killed Apple the first time, and required Jobs’ return to steer it away from the cliff (I suspect that only someone charismatic like Jobs, in a strongly loyal-customer-base company like Apple could pull it off)

I think we’re probably still a good 5 years away from something like that.
The web browser I'm dreaming of (2021)
How can this be fixed given the vested interests involved?
I imagine that divorce attorney ads would go for quite the premium
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