skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The importance of Origin of Consciousness is not its author's throwaway theory. It is, rather, that the questions he raised and failed to answer to anybody's satisfaction, including his own, still have no answer, decades later.

Incidentally, a scholar of ancient Greek I consulted read it and said he was dead wrong about the evolution of emotive terminology.
You mentioned body temperature twice, so I’m going to pick on that one. If it’s a wrist-based device, it’s going to measure your wrist temperature, which normally differs from your body temperature a great deal. The Oura ring works roughly the same with your finger.

What exactly are you looking for WRT your body temperature? Because for most fitness wearables, you just going to be able to log deltas. Kind of a solution looking for a problem at this point.

Overall, you should have well-defined goals before you purchase because a device that can log a bunch of body telemetry gets boring pretty quickly without solid goals.
I went from Google Reader to Digg Reader to Inoreader free to Inoreader paid. Has been pretty solid I have only found one bug - sometimes it doesn't show you the same article you clicked on. Tried to report that but they wanted me to go to lengths to convince them it was not my browser environment - uninstall all extensions etc. Otherwise very happy with it.
Yes, I am aware. But I believe how it works in the UI is that you select it for a post and then it will get automatically applied for all new posts until you turn it off (i.e. it's sticky, either for the thread or globally). Or at least, that's what I've been told as I don't have any "hats". So, it's pretty easy to accidentally apply it.

There is no single person who can speak "for" suckless in the same way some rep can speak "for" Microsoft or Y Combinator or whatnot, so that description doesn't really apply in the first place.
A few exceptions come to mind after reading this:

Large robotics organizations such as self-driving car startups. They currently operate relatively independently under large multi-national corporations.

They have all the trappings of a post-PMF startup like org charts, titles, performance reviews, comp packages but have not proven their business models.
Carbon fixing through deposition mineralization
see also: https://www.nature.com/articles/s43017-019-0011-8#Abs3
> while they lose most of the educational advantages that they had over other schools.

The dirty secret is that they haven't really had those supposed educational advantages for a long time, if ever.

I attended undergrad at a large university that was (and still is) around the 75-100 range in US News rankings. I then attended graduate school at a top-10 US News school. My expectation coming in was that compared to my peers in undergrad, the undergrad students I was teaching as grad student would on average be smarter and work harder, and would have better resources available to them. All three were false. They were on average more ambitious and more demanding (in terms of e.g. asking for points back on assignments), but not smarter.

There are very real advantages to attending an elite school, but they are primarily social rather than educational. Having letters of recommendation from top scholars helps you get into grad school. Making friends with other people attending an elite school can provide all sorts of opportunities down the road. Just having the name on your resume will open doors for you. The undergrad education itself, though, probably isn't better.
Most of stadiums (or similar infrastructures) are built with taxpayers'/government's money, so I genuinely don't know where to draw the line between "a stadium" and "a football stadium". On one end, cities obviously need stadiums; on the other hand, I'm not trying to pretend these specific stadiums in case are not going to benefit the football team and its associated private group the most, despite it can be used by others.

Again, I just feel it's a very nuanced topic.
> I suspect the same is true for other locations in the world.

Well, FWiW the Australian (and New Zealand) standard across the entire country is 240v with (most) internal circuits rated for 10 A .. but a call to an electrician gets you a { 15 | 20 | 25 | 32 } amp circuit pulled from the household breaker box (if high amp circuits weren't added at build time) [1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AS/NZS_3112

In other EV news an Australian state (South Australia) had a net 104.1 per cent wind and solar over seven days (ie produced more renewable energy than total energy used and exported the excess) [2], and in my state "Renewables reach 84 pct share of world’s biggest isolated grid" [3]

[2] https://reneweconomy.com.au/south-australias-incredible-week...

[3] https://reneweconomy.com.au/epic-stuff-renewables-reach-84-p...

So, uhh, we have the infrastructure to charge EV's in isolated rural parts of the country and have had for decades .. increased generation is an issue but we have plans to significantly increase global green hydrogen production and export excess over local demand.
I love this. Although if I sat down and started handwriting this article—as the author did—I would make it to the second sentence where the word “percolating” is, and I’d have to pull out my phone to double check the spelling.
https://archive.vn/r5zP6
I have a lot of pictures from vacations I took with my parents. My dad is gone now, and mom doesn’t travel much anymore. I’m glad we took those vacations when we could.

(They don’t necessarily need to be expensive vacations, though.)
>I have to wear fingerless gloves so that I can use my smartphone to receive orders from DoorDash, Uber, and Grubhub

Hasn't this been a solved problem since like ... 2007? https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/best-touchscreen-...
Owsley Stanley, a Berkeley student, was the primary producer of LSD for the western US between 1965-1967. I always thought the joke was a reference to him.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Owsley_Stanley
Your stake is locked for a non trivial amount of time. Right now you can't even get them out, in the future after withdrawing stake is implemented, the locked out time is something like 12 months or more (I think).
Just because OP isn't going on vacation doesn't make them a hoarder. Just as those that enjoy vacations aren't throwing money away. As you suggested, each person has different dreams. And, that's expected.
But I see tons of disabled people here. I agree that my country does not have enough disability infrastructure, but that hasn't stopped me from noticing disabled people. Not only that, we have lots of LGBT people even though people are more against them than in any western countries. I also notice lots of mentally-ill person (ranging from ADHD and depression to full-lunatic). People here socially boycott even depressed people but that hasn't stopped people from coming out as depressed. Hence, that led me to believe that only forced-habituation is the explanation.
I left because it was becoming intolerable. The politics were driving a lower quality of life for me. I’m not on the red or blue team. The problem is there is no longer political balance. Without a check on power, quality of life which includes costs but not limited to money were getting progressively worse.
Actually, quite a bit of people read my blog... Well maybe it's a lot of plagiarizing bots reading it too, but at least there is a lot of activity. It would be nice if I could make a living off of blogging without plastering ads everywhere (I don't). What's funny is that there are thousands of organic reads on my blog, but somehow the associated Twitter account has been stuck on 8 followers for the past 5 years.

Nobody cares about the Twitter account perhaps.

As we get into more innovations such as ChatGPT and "AI" Personality, Image (Stable Diffusion), and Music generation (Technically which are somewhat scripts that literally scrape the internet and prior works to smash together "new" derivative Frankensteinian works) we're looking as a grim future of content theft, and the agricultural mining of independent intellectual work, which will mean that individual independent thoughts and works will become worthless the minute they are published online. Eventually, brilliant minds will go quiet, and then suddenly "AI" will begin to falter, and that's when people will know they should have bookmarked your old (now gone private blog)
In my experience, journals are surprisingly (?) uninterested in these sort of things. The university will then just refer to the journal and reply that the claim of plagiarism must be fabricated as the journal would surely have done something.
> if you have apple devices

Does it work if you have apple devices and also non-apple devices?
It says what the Riemann hypothesis is and that it has not been proven.

Even if you broke the problem into (already proven) steps that may lead to a proof, you would need a strong background in mathematics simply to verify anything it claims.
You Sir are badass and should definitely share some of all that on a website/blog of yours. Would be genuinely curious to read more!
You forgot politically correct HR tone good. Telling the hard truth bad
Oh wow, I had the exact opposite reaction. Very close to a childhoold in poverty - lost my family when I was 5, adopted, homeless, etc. - but when I graduated college, my apartment rent was $2000 in DC, I was vacationing in Norway, and eating and drinking at the most expensive restaurants. I made a bet that I was going to make decent amount of money in salary, and that bet has paid off. Debt-free from university, sizeable retirement accounts and savings, etc. Now, I wasn't able to afford to buy a home or condo at 25 like my peers, but I thought I was okay given I was starting over.

I realized I lived through a peculiar hell when I was young, so I definitely made up for it buy working hard, playin' hard.
It's hot, but 115-degree summers is an exaggeration. The high is usually around 100 degrees (still too hot, of course). I do much prefer the weather in California.
Monetization = TikTok directly pays you a share of the ads / impressions of your videos.

Many influencers do of course receive external compensation (YouTube requires a direct mention of such compensation in the video, not sure about TikTok's views.)

TikTok's monetization can range depending on the types of ads they can put in front of your content (from personal experience, "family friendly" content gets much higher rates), but typically fall in the 2-3 cents per 1000 views range. So 1 million views ~ $25.

But first you have to be approved as a monetizable partner, which usually requires a certain threshold of regular content production, views, etc.
Rem sleep is typically measured in a sleep lab with many sensors, including EEG sensors - which do not exist on the wrist devices; inferring Rem is thus difficult. To me, it's just a kind of "relative" reading: think "rest state", and I care about it changing from time to time.

I upgraded to a Charge 5 from Charge 4, even though I happen to own an iWatch as well. Big mistake.

Charge 5 is happy to beep sms (morse code) from time to time when my cell phone picks up text messages. In the day time, that's fine, buf 4am in the fucking morning? There's no damned way to turn it off.

I am not aware of a skin temperature reading on it, though it does do an EKG-like reading, just like the iWatch. No clue whether it will phone 911 if my ticker gets funky; iWatch is known to do that.

I think I'd rather go back to a Charge 4, if only to get rid of text messages. I really don't need them - especially in the middle of the night.
> How does one cite a blog in a publication?

I would make a BibTeX @misc entry with the author, title, and URL. Similar example without even a URL: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Qiskit/qiskit/master/Qiski.... Here's how that shows up in Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.com/scholar?cluster=82533882547072366...
Makes sense. Could a fever still be detected with the wrist temperature? I was reading the wikipedia page on fever, and it has this interesting graphic showing different fever patterns:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fever#/media/File:Fever_Patter...

...so I was wondering if this could lead to rough diagnostic method using a temperature sensing fitness wearable.
You're correct which is why I don't stake on ETH. Until the powers that be decided on the rules I won't participate. Until then most of my coins are in PoW.
I guess they assumed your comment was related to the article.
There are what, 8 home games every year for an NFL team?

That's a lot of money coming in for parking, hotels, restaurants, and bars in the area. A Super Bowl that the new stadiums usually get can bring half a billion in. That stadium also gets used for other events like concerts.

The bad thing is you can't spent less than $2 billion on a new stadium. Kind of like a new apartment building, it has to be high end.
Yeah, it's kind funny, it's part of their culture, somehow still complaining.
Plagiarizing blogs is a full time occupation for a Doctor. No time to be doing plebian things like writing emails
I’m bored of these takes. There are zero novel insights in this piece.

The set of things that ChatGPT can’t do is much larger than the set of things it can do. However the set of things it can do is already genuinely useful and valuable.

I’d much rather see blog posts about “cool new things I discovered ChatGPT is good at” than the millionth post saying what it can’t do.
It's roughly 1 million Thai Baht. It's also roughly 2 bitcoin.
Armored Bears ftw.
That could be the case for the author of the blog in question, and it would still be legitimate to take issue with someone passing off the work as their own.
> within reason, like a duplex/triplex, or an accessory dwelling unit.

OP is literally advocating for building refugee camps, not duplexes.
As a recent grad, I think there's room to have both had an amazing experience and be upset about huge structural issues. The student body is mostly great, the education is generally very good, and the industry connections are amazing. At the same time, the administration has become corporatized, and the "pot of gold" at the end of many degrees in the form of SV or consulting jobs means that many students and professors aren't willing to invest energy into building a better University.
essentially chromium, which is open sores.
As do I.

However as with any code I published I would be fairly annoyed were someone to lift it and present it as their own without either first contacting me (which is trivial) or citing me.

I have found a lot of references to things I have done on google scholar et al and I am flattered to have been included.

I don’t understand why anyone would risk being caught out like this. Citing is trivial and indicates you have done research and then built on someone else’s work.
i binged a vast number of chili crisps in 2018 and 2019 and lao gan ma is one of the few i can cite & return to regularly. great mix of spices. fun story, thanks.
I love carrying the pager during holidays. Nobody breaks anything ;-)
All these are available today as Gnome extensions!

I have wobbly windows, transparency, desktop cube, and burning windows. Desktop Cube is by far the most useless yet most fascinating. If you turn the cube to where your desktop is on the far side, you can see your video still playing mirrored. I'm not sure why that fascinates me so much...
Sipeed LM4A RISC-V module to power RPi 4 competitor with 4-core 16GB RAM and GPU
I disagree, but I think this is one of the most interesting questions of our time.
Yes. I use KeePassXC in exactly this way.
I wonder why there isn’t a json file for map and other related details that could just be on each company’s website with location, hours, and other key metadata.

I would imagine a map equivalent of an RSS feed would be nice, although companies like Starbucks and McDonald’s files would probably need to be compressed due to the sheer number of locations.
In my experience these wear out extremely quickly even when following the manufacturer's care instructions. Inevitably the touch functionality degrades leading to me ripping them off in frustration to do what I need to do in the moment. I've switched to fingerless gloves with a mitten flap.
Right, so because your state and country is ahead in this area, everyone else is "a hut in Siberia?"

My comment specifically mentioned a 2030 or 2035 mandate, which is a US mandate. Why would you argue against a US mandate by talking about Australia? You're not doing the EV group any favors by ignoring the problems people describe that prevent them from buying one, and there is currently no US legislation to enable a mandate in the timeframe it would be required.
What you didn't mention is that Uber and Doordash aren't very profitable. Also, it's in their interest to cut costs... which means paying their worker less.
I've had it go through a few cycles of "hey that's wrong" followed by another answer. Sometimes it finds the right answer eventually.

It also has told me that it doesn't learn from the chat, but I've seen it change its answers after discussion and going back to the original questions.
Quality of life goes down every year here and it becomes more lawless feeling. There are rampant homeless camps in most big cities--Oakland looks worse than a third world country. I can't even imagine running a small business here and what a nightmare it would be.
I'll do you one better. I'm currently using a Tandy 1000. Tho I do have pcem handy too so I can more easily work with modern tooling if needed.

Thanks for the tip!
Yup this is classic scream testing
Disagree. This week has been dry, so no icing conditions taking out all sorts of key energy infrastructure (wind turbines being only one of many on that list) like last time.
Seattle has restricted public financing for teams. We just picked up an NHL expansion team anyway :).

https://www.seattlepi.com/news/article/Initiative-91-Seattle...
but one must also temper the idea that you can be self-made, just as long as you put in the hard yards. Wasn't there a recent ask HN front-page thread about how the poster was ready to give up being an indiehacker and an entrepreneur?

it is indeed much safer to min/max wage & work-life balance, and spend that time improving yourself. Then, use the capital to invest. But you will not reach billionaire status doing this - but you can make enough to be comfortable.
I actually got looks of pity from people at an Ivy League party when I told them I went to a state school (the top public school in my state, no less)!

I really believe that places like Stanford (and even top Greek orgs at “lower tier” schools) are elitist in a way that’s harmful to society. They are pay-to-play for the vast majority of attendees (not saying you don’t have to be smart to get in - but the number of smart applicants is far greater than the number of slots and they consistently favor applicants who can pay $100k/year in tuition[1]). They’re also a straight shot to the institutions that control the world - my friends who went to Ivy Leagues now work in government and media, while my state school friends work in tech (not FAANG but startups and medium sized firms), public health, and non-profits.

Perhaps most disturbingly, these elite schools do in fact seem to be the ones least open to independent thought. At that Ivy League party, when people talked about something serious (not gossip or TV or whatever), it was inevitably their career trajectories, real and imagined. The parties at my state school had discussions ranging from local politics to heterodox economic theories.

The place where I disagree with the article is the idea that these elite schools were once unique bastions of free thought. Research your local public university and you’ll find that they were a hub for, as an example, anti-war protests. Kent State was Kent State, not Harvard or Yale.

I think (and this is my guess, not anything I have research to back) the “anti-fun” shift is some strange combination of healthy respect for the people (mostly underpaid janitors, groundskeepers, etc.) who have to clean up after the shenanigans of rich children and a collective fear of having an image of yourself doing something stupid preserved forever on social media.

[1] https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/09/10/magazine/coll...
Well CA might have the best jobs in the world & great weather , for people to move away from there speaks mountains about the issues plaguing the city.
It seems like the plagiarizing author was simply too arrogant to even consider a simple email outreach along the lines of, “Hi! We seem to share an interest here. Would you be willing to share what you have with me for my own work?”

Which would both avoided the awkwardness (to put it mildly— academic integrity can be fragile… unless it’s a blog you plagiarize? Anyway…) and resulted in a higher quality work by the plagiarist who might have obtained access to more portions &/or higher resolution images.

Placing arrogance as some flavor of pride— the overly proud and prideful of the world are in some circle of a Venn diagram that overlaps significantly with the set of people that make the world a shitty place at times.
I get what you mean, but keep in mind that for every distro you're reliant on the community to get nvidia support integrated. Also if you only have few apps that require it, then the nixGL flake is not bad. https://github.com/guibou/nixGL
You know, when people go out on a limb for me to do things like that, I never forget them. Cheers
you're doing something good. here's a virtual hug.
It seems laughable to worry about how easily automated transporation can be selectively taken away when in present times rail and bus workers go on strike plenty often. I'd gladly replace my car with an on-demand service if it was reliable and cheaper than purchasing and maintaining my Prius.
It’s always been odd that the sport of the land of capitalism is the least free market of all the worlds sport - particularly compared with European soccer for example

https://syndication.bleacherreport.com/amp/177539-american-s...
What do you think hidden layers do?
The OP was referring to Buffet's bet not investment : https://www.advisorperspectives.com/articles/2017/11/13/ted-...
It's not slim or a fitness band, but I like my Garmin smart watch (the discontinued Forerunner 645 Music). It also doesn't have great data access.

It's comfortable, has good enough battery life, is easy to use, and so on.
Me: How many letters are in the word “smorgle” ?

GPT: There is no word "smorgle" in the English language.

Me: I never said it was English.

GPT: I apologize for assuming that "smorgle" was a word in the English language. Without any further context or information about the word "smorgle," I am unable to determine how many letters it has or provide any additional information about it.

Me: Count the letters

GPT: If you would like me to count the letters in the word "smorgle," it has 7 letters.
Thanks for sharing from a recent IRA pilot! I'm surprised they didn't do this as a CAT III ILS. A DA of 250' with Rudolph leaves a lot of margin for Santa to get snowed in.
The constitution is above both federal and state laws, which are much more on par than you're suggesting.
Are you not allowed to cite websites in academic papers?
> ChatGPT seems like it is "just" a very advanced Chinese Room(?).

The basic definition of a Chinese Room is that the output is indistinguishable from a human; the whole point of the thought experiment is to illustrate a claim that external behavior cannot be taken as proof of actual understanding.

A very advanced Chinese Room would be a system without general understanding that nevertheless behaved as if it were a generally superhuman intelligence.
Right but my workstation isn’t an embedded instance.

It’s Linux/BSD, Open we can do as we please. I’m not saying it’s for me but I guess like kinks or other niches “to each their own”.