skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You do realize that a large part of of patient interaction is from nurses and physician's assistants and not doctors, right?
So then how do you make people care enough to do a good job if there is no monetary incentive? Should the employer cover this? That’ll will still end with the same, increased prices.

Also this has been tried before, and was widely considered a failure. People don’t like surprise fees, inflated prices, etc. They don’t mind tipping as it gives them some control back.

My job also “tips” me. Every year if my manager likes my work from the previous year then I get more RSUs. If they don’t like my work, then I don’t get RSUs (and maybe fired). Tipping is everywhere.
Why ChatGPT won't replace search engines anytime soon
On the contrary. Those densities would make for excellent public transport opportunities so not everyone would need a car.

I live in Barcelona that's mostly 5 or so levels and I haven't driven a car in 4 years and I love it.
TLS, not Tor
Shrooms are highly unlikely to be sought after by people living on the streets. They are orders of magnitude easier to manufacture than more common street drugs, yet are rare to find people in possession of. They are often not fun, especially if you are at a point where you are already suffering, not to mention how quickly the brain develops a tolerance (often after a single dose). They are nearly impossible to abuse.

People on the streets are after opioids, meth, and alcohol, all of which have presently-legal analogs already.
The github repo:

https://github.com/mattmight/advent-of-code-2022
Not so fast here. From what I've been able to find out (telling that Tesla itself did not release any figures on weights for their semi) the Tesla Semi will weigh about 10 tons (without trailer), which is slightly more than even the most powerful, longest-range long-haul trucks that have ranges of 2000+ miles.

So you have (conservatively) 5 tons less cargo which is a 25% reduction from the typical 20 tons. Then you have (very conservatively) 20% less distance traveled due to needing more frequent recharge stops.

In practice then, you need double the trucks. So yea it is theoretically possible to electrify long-haul trucking, but it's also ruinously expensive. And that's ignoring any considerations for different maintenance.
> The chances of a white Christmas in the UK are around 10%, and depending where you are in the US [0], especially if you consider the population density not pictured in that chart, even lower.

Why do you assume the OP is in the UK or US? We’re discussing climate and weather in the Alps; there are plenty of places in Europe where a white Christmas really was not unusual.
Like this: https://www.trustedreviews.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/54/2...
I think it will. I highly doubt we find that psychedelics are the cure all for mental conditions that its proponents claim.
It's almost certain that the state will spend more money enforcing the new law than it would have cost to provide services and shelter to the people they are trying to make go away.
The startups seeking a cure for old age
It's not just a spectrum from Libertarian Free Market to State Socialism. There are many other forms of economic system.

Capitalism isn't even synonymous with free markets. Capitalism just speaks to who gets to own the businesses (those with the capital). There are alternatives other than "the state". Worker cooperatives exist and are perfectly functional and successful. Which means one economic system that isn't often spoken about might be described as "Free Market Socialism", in which businesses are governed democratically by their workers in a free market. That system doesn't really fit on the above referenced spectrum.
They're leaving a lot of money on the table. No merch, no sponsored videos, no affiliate links, etc. They could be making a lot more if they added additional monetization.
And then each DLL creates its own thread pool... well, usually multiple.
Ask HN: Concerned with consequences of Tech with age – feeling paralyzed
I feel with every year that goes by, I am more conscious of the impact my decisions have on myself, loved ones, and broader communities, particularly when it comes to decisions around my career and what I choose to commit myself to. And that awareness is making it hard to move forward in my career.

I saw the rise of social media and the damaging effects it has had on my own mental health, those of family members, and society as a whole. The lack of deep, embodied connection brought about by the prevalence of screens and mobile devices. The rent-seeking behavior of BigTech. In some way I feel I'm developing a "digital technology = bad, physical nature = good" mindset – a mindset I can't seem to pull myself out of and one that is making it very, very hard for me to feel any sort of excitement for tech.

I feel almost ethically paralyzed from a professional standpoint. Is this what becoming old an grumpy is like? I'm only 35!
I think that the top grossing movies or 2022 are all CGI explosion type movies is better proof that there's still a pretty good appetite for CGI explosion type movies than that I remember it was Endgame.
Yes for sure, although I am interested in using something like OpenCV along with some feedback mechanism to turn the individual wires of the element up or down depending on the progress. Surface temperature would be a good average but that may not give toast that's consistently toasted to the same amount across its surface.
5000 LoC isn't that much.

There are many other reasons why separation is better for humans (separation is organization) but these arguments about parallelism are valid for androids, humanoids and aliens.
1 yen is == 0.0076 USD

1M yen is == 7643.65 USD
I think they’re making a comment about the “little green men” who were siezed Crimea, Donetsk and Luhansk in 2014
Thanks, I meant, Clickhouse the company is now providing a hosted solution. We are in India and were waiting for it to land in the India region to try it out.

I feel that databases/warehouse solutions being available through the k8s operator framework is fantastic, especially if it makes sense for your business to package the solution as part of larger infrastructure offering. It is a little bit of a learning curve though.
The vast majority of published scientific progress is completely devoid of value outside their specific field of study, and those in their specific field of study know where to look for it and are(?) giving its due value.

If anything I'd prefer less interest of the general public on specific papers because the way it ends up is with people misunderstanding it to fit whatever the journalist/redditor that peddled it wanted it to mean, maliciously or not.
The Bar Exam is multiple choice, right?

This isn't grading some freeform essay or generating arbitrary legal opinion. It's answering from a limited set of answers.

IMO it's cool, but not THAT shocking given what we've seen from ChatGPT? Especially given GPT 3.5 is only 17% below human test takers?
I don't think this is true at all.

A compiler can't check that your logic is correct. There may be a bit of overlap in the things verified by tests and a compiler but they don't solve the same problem.

How are static types a requirement for encapsulation? Dynamic languages are perfectly capable of providing encapsulation. Statically typed languages are also perfectly capable of having very poor encapsulation.
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In the transition to a post-scarcity world it may be that this crisis represents a transition in which people's mental wellbeing is less moored to earnings and oriented more toward value.
I'm pretty sure that 99% of trans discussions are not having any real implications.

Alone due to how many trans people exist.

But I do think it's critical from a wording perspective to not mix woman with transwoman in certain topics as they just mean different things and implications.

Sports for example, at least on Olympic level.

Or if someone creates a woman save space.

Or fighting for woman rights.

If I say woman rights I mean woman rights like vaginal mutilation, rape etc.

That's Linguistically different to transwoman rights like not getting hanged in Iran due to other believes.

Unfortunately saying this alone is already terf? (I think terf is if you see a difference between woman and transwoman).

Also I'm not a cis man. I'm a man. For most people it's not necessary to do a language exercise in this regard.

This has some implications like for woman quotas: the German green party has a transwoman and if a transwoman is using up a quota to get women in Positions they have not had the proper chance, you know don't have a woman quota but a minority quota.

All good if that's how the green party want to handle it, it's just a different thing with different implications.

For me though I have to admit that I do believe that transwoman in Sport and in original woman quota positions give me the feeling that we undermine woman again and don't think this is helpful.

The discussion with woman save space for example got me in a discussion were a transwoman doesn't think it's okay to exclude her from that save space.

But yes it is not necessary that a woman is tolerant to a transwoman. And she should be tolerant of course but in my opinion it's a pyramid: people tolerate gay people and than they tolerate trans people.

Same issue with transwoman in woman only spaces like a swimming pool.
Yes, men who cannot have erections due to permanent disability or women without vaginas (whether due to surgery or existing disability) cannot marry in the church. It's always been the case.
Largely yes. Some prompts can make it better or worse.
That means the piece of software will work also in the future.

Personally I only use python for throwaway scripts. Whatever is written in Python likely won’t work in 10 years anymore. So they’re all lost in time. Whereas I can continue some of my C++ eternity projects and they still work perfectly fine.
The concept of class invariant in object-oriented programming
That's a related skill, but not the same thing. It's more that once they think "this is a battle," they win. They may just dominate in the meeting if they need to, but they also might just shmooze with your skip-level manager.

Think of Tom Brady - he's a charismatic guy, but if you're on his team and slack off, he'll get you cut without a second thought.
People who live in multiple timelines
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I was co-founder in the past, and I run a few open source projects. My partner specializes in SEO, and my neighbor is in a leading position in an ad agency.

I understand the advertising industry perfectly well, but that's exactly why I hate it so much. All advertising does is help incumbents, because they can afford to waste money on excessive marketing budgets. So many products are sold on buzzwords, false claims and promoting a lifestyle instead of on merit.

Advertising, especially false advertising, needs to be at least heavily regulated if not banned entirely. Even the slightest exaggeration from the truth needs to be punished harshly. It's impossible to compete honestly in a market when your competitors are selling based on AI Cloud Blockchain Smart Industry 4.0 IoT buzzwords.
A far-out plan to build an asteroid city
Well, lets remember how we got there with fentanyl:

"fentanyl was prescribed by doctors to treat severe pain, especially after surgery and for advanced-stage cancer. However, most recent cases of fentanyl-related overdose are linked to illicitly manufactured fentanyl, which is distributed through illegal drug markets for its heroin-like effect."

What is harder to be illicitly manufactured? fentanyl or "shrooms"
Thank you for pulling this up, I had never heard of it. It warms my heart to see that people go out of their way to make coding accessible. Do you happen to know of any ways I can help in making coding more accessible?
One of the most notorious examples of banning was that of Trump from Twitter. He went and built his own. I've seen news report on his "tweets" (or whatever they're called on his platform) as if they were on Twitter. Banned? Yes. Silenced? No.
Start with a less offensive domain name if you want someone to read your precious thoughts.
I converted the value to USD to see if it changes the article title. 1,000,000 Japanese Yen equals
7,646.05 United States Dollar
Jan 3, 3:27 PM UTC.

Japanese government offers families 7,500 dollars a child to leave Tokyo.

I don't think the work culture in Japan allows the teleworking situation that the government expects. The goal of 10,000 people out of 13 million by 2027 also seems wildly ineffective for the described objective. I don't know if I agree with even 3 million yen being generous for this kind of relocation. There's a condition where the people have to return the money if they relocate within five years.

Is there a cultural motivation I am missing?
I would think that it could post most tests, as the tests are generally based on factual information and not creativity.
The LNG is regasified before entering the gas network.
Sure there are. The last thing we need is more demands for substances that inhibit rational thinking.
This says it is Br'er

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Br%27er_Rabbit
An ad campaign for buying drugs and avoiding sanctions isn't going to go over very well
This channel in particular is less about Lego than mechanics and experiments, so adults have plenty to enjoy from the videos.

There’s a video about building a quadcopter for instance, and bricks are used for the frame but he’s also be soldering to have what he needs on the chip. Same for the submarine ones, where the radio control will have nothing to do with Lego.

And you’ll see magnets, metal axles, non Lego controllers, survolting etc. Highly recommend for anyone curious about funny practical experiments.
I'm not sure about the social media activity either but as a data broker they're selling the consumer activity. Anyone else who happens to have your social activity, phone, zip and email is free to buy it from them and link it together. Problem is you fork over all those identifiers for KYC whenever you sign up for something and buried in the T&C will be a clause allowing them to share your data for business activities.
> they force alignment on one language or at least runtime

How is this possibly a down-side from an org perspective? You don't want to fracture knowledge and make hiring/training more difficult even if there are some technical optimizations possible otherwise.
At sober to moderately buzzed no, anything more yes.
I wouldn't call it a "tug of war" but it seems like a lot of people are/were happy to just leave a lot of things as expensive civil infractions (not the case here) because they implicitly trust the cops/DA to only enforce it on people who are "violating cultural standards" (e.g. drinking in broad daylight on your front porch somewhere "nice" vs the same behavior in the hood).
Yes. People at the top have a natural affinity for power. They intuitively understand power, they feel it, and they don’t feel any shame about seeking and wielding power.

These are the type of people we’ve chosen to reward in society and unfortunately most people have drunk the kool-aid and have been convinced that these people deserve to be rewarded. And even further, they think society can’t function unless we reward these people!
>In a democracy the voters are responsible for the actions of the leaders

The corollary being that citizens of democratic countries have the leaders they deserve.
I'm willing to bet a chat bot would perform better than most public defenders.
There's value in muttering to yourself in a way that means you can revisit those mutterings one day!
It can't solve quadratic equations.
Exactly my question. The teams are going to be organized around something. Even if not intentionally, it'll be true in practice, as people are going to end up knowing things. And if you fight that, it only gets worse.

Long ago I consulted for one company that reconstituted teams for every new project, so people got swapped around every few months, usually ending up in a new chunk of the code. Whatever the theoretical benefits, it meant that nobody felt a sense of ownership for any of the code. Combine that with aggressively short project deadlines and an absolute refusal to ever adjust them and the code rapidly dropped in quality. After all, you'd be on something else soon, so any mess wasn't your long-term problem. And why should you bother given that the code you started with wasn't pristine?

As far as I can tell, the best it gets is organizing around the most durable features of the business environment. E.g., audiences and their real-world needs. Next, long-lived solutions to those needs. And then you find the common and/or large needs of those teams and spin up service teams around them. And in the background, some strong culture around what the priorities really are, so that service teams don't get so self-important that they become the tail wagging the dog.

But I love all the war stories here and would love to hear more, as I think there are no perfect global solutions to organizational problems. I think it's mostly in the details of circumstance, history, and the people involved.
If OP takes you up on this, DM me and I'll throw you some cash for doing this.
BNPLs: Businesses Needing Provided Legibility (2022)
Ah, OK. I assumed it was just a matter of adding the right extension to VSCode or Sublime and you were off to the races. If this fills a gap that's great.
You can't solve the halting problem either, and yet somehow useful work gets done.
The fact that you need to apologize and explain why you care about issues that might affect men is telling in and of itself.

The American Zeitgeist around gender issues is distorted to dehumanize men and alienate anyone who even dares to recognize this fact. I'm a pretty hardcore liberal and I I'm totally astonished on a daily basis at the hate in vitriol directed at men that go without comment, let alone castigation that it deserves.

As for the rest of your post, absolutely. I love being a dad and it's a shame that our society doesn't seem to care much about father's apart from being a provider of money. Every man should be aware that if things go south and their marriage that their children could be taken away from them and they will be vilified if they try to get them back. You will not get sympathy from your friends or family or from the public at large. He will be fighting the tide.
I mean, I think psilocybes (and LSD!) should be fully deregulated, sure :)

However:

(1) If you trust your illicit psilocybin sources, OR already decriminalizes personal use drugs (Measure 110), so, if this isn't your cup of (psilocybin) tea, there's nothing stopping you from doing precisely what you propose.

(2) If you have a trip sitter you trust and is willing to sit with you, there's nothing stopping you from bringing them to said center. Ostensibly having someone experienced around can't hurt, and is pretty likely better than what most people are getting most of the time. Surely we can agree that it's reasonable that some people would get more out of a trip if they have professional guidance, and it's not just a safety ("is this person going to rob me/assault me") issue? Perhaps a problem is one of assumptions: I think this is set up to allow recreational use but encourage therapeutic use, coupled with the idea that therapeutic use is aided (made possible?) by the presence of trained staff.
commenting is valid, it would be cool to see that in a feed reader. But ActivityPub can do that, I believe Write.as has comments.

but video ads? none for me thanks.
Hi, Andy!
are they serving hallucinogenics? Do you trip on bud light?
I think this book is probably more about men who aren't working and are instead doing nothing productive. Raising children wouldn't count.
This is a poorly written article full of FUD about a topic that deserves more genuine consideration.
No, you're thinking of the LSAT.
> when developers of GNOME, Wireguard, Redox, etc are already able to self-host their own code on their websites

Yeah, but most of us are not developers of them. It often takes less than an hour to self-host Git/Mastodon/Email/DNS or anything else (most of which have ready to use Docker images anyway) that we tend to centralize, but they come with huge maintenance cost (time, money, backups, security, etc).

I self-host my web sites because that's something I actually want to maintain and have more control over. I will leave the rest to the experts because even us "(technies)" easily mess things up.
Extremely funny, because for the last fifteen years whenever it got bitterly, unseasonably cold (like in the US last week) - climate deniers would quietly chuckle and be shouted down with screams of "weather is not climate".

Which it's true, it was stupid then to take a cold snap as "climate change is fake lol", but it's also stupid now to take a warm spell as "we are doomed climate chaaange".
Hi, thanks for the response.

The issue is not about sending email (switching providers). The issue is about our customers being able to receive the emails. If we send email to other email clients, they receive the message.

The issue occurs when our customer uses Gmail or any google product. The mail gets classified as spam in those cases.

A good guess is that Google/Gmail maintains their own internal private blocklists, and our domain is most likely on it (even if it is a false positive).
Decriminalization and legalization are different things.

Decriminalization is removing criminal penalties - there may still be fines or other non criminal penalties.
I'd love to talk to you more about this, can I contact you?
My email is in my profile, which gives you my YT Channel.
Yeah but 1M yen isn't that much...
Red tape provides space for graft, which wants projects never completed. Grafty projects are finally completed when it looks like the money would dry up regardless.

Nukes are among the graftiest projects (alongside urban tunnels, some places). NB, even without the graft and even discounting public subsidy, they would be among the most expensive power sources, so there is never a good reason to build one.
I would definitely choose Sublime over this, only because Sublime isn't limited to/focused on a single language. However, if I were a paying CLion user, this editor might be a more compelling buy if it addresses some pain points, like performance.

but then again, Jetbrains is working on their own "polyglot" editor called Fleet, which is aiming to be much faster and more lightweight than their existing dinosaur IDEs.
The switch up of terminology annoys me still. Computers don't operate on decimal. Their hardware is built as such. It just seems like a way to mislead customers into buying less data than they think they're getting.
For all intents and purposes, at our scale both are the same. You have to go back several decades for baseline natural variation to be larger than the human-caused increase in average temperatures.
No? What do you mean? Federal vs. state? Enforced or not?