skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Seems to me like a misattribution of an underlying factor.

Correlation also isn't causative, and its more likely that the process of digestion is what's causing the difficulties.

It takes a lot of energy to digest stuff and that can continue for several hours depending on the food, and your brain uses a lot of energy too.

I'd first check off the physical stuff, then the wellness stuff, if you want to improve your game.

Depending where you live, a lot of people have been exposed to things that can impact that as well.

Heavy metals being a big one that isn't easily checked by a blood test because it doesn't float around in blood except in acute exposures, and tends to quickly lock up in fat or bones or so doctors have said.

Also, people have biases where if they notice something they are more likely to notice it and potentially draw a link where there is none.
Well, all we can really know is that it's a machine learning-based black box.
If you scroll down on the original post, there's another techemail from Palm CEO Ed Colligan to Steve Jobs [0] in which he says: "Threatening Palm with a patent lawsuit in response to a decision by one employee to leave Apple is just out of line."

So, don't know what Jobs could have done with Google specifically, but safe to assume that it would be something else equally out of line.

[0]: https://twitter.com/TechEmails/status/1422603572814962692
I tracked every hour of my life for 5 years
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Big change! Congratulations on the realization, all the best on the next phase and I wish you find it to be meaningful.
Really cool. I have with git-bug[0] similar properties (offline first, identities, generic "crdt like" base data structure... ). Maybe you'd like to have a look and improve each other's design.

[0]: https://github.com/MichaelMure/git-bug
Given the inherent difficulties in providing specialized training to a thinly-spread and relatively disorganized guerrilla group, I'm guessing that they wouldn't have had the organizational capacity to conduct Morse code lessons.
Continue to work on my indie iOS finance App that helps user to track net worth:

https://www.percento.app

I've been working on this App for 3 years now, I've earned some users in my country. I'm planning to bring more growth in other countries.
A bunch of the fairly major urban (what passes for urban here, anyway) roads were in bad shape on NYE. 101 had partial and complete closures in places due to flooding. Sections of road that are local elevation minima (e.g. under the Caltrain tracks) were just standing water anywhere that drains weren’t working well enough.

I would not try to travel.
I don't think it is reasonable to expect Signal groupchats with more than n participants to stay private, where n is more than 5 and less than 20.

Android malware is a thing and Signal Desktop does not encrypt anything at rest on disk.
Of course George ends up getting "eaten alive" by NYC and losing both jobs.
I have multiple businesses. All online, some in the B2B space and some in the B2C space. My biggest tip would be: focus on the supply chain. Supply chains are the secret to business. It took me a decade of failures to get this fact. If you ever played factorio, therein lies the secret to business. The rest of it is just funnel optimization.
Here’s some nuance: anyone so talented they warrant legal action over a fight to employ them already knows they’re very talented. Being their stakes in a war over strategic business goals isn’t more affirming, it’s almost certainly less. It’s (almost invariably) not cool to be someone else’s meat. Even if you know you’re very highly valued meat, and even if they affirm that your value as meat is very high indeed.
I've been meaning to play with D-Star DD mode on 23cm (1.2 GHz). Supposedly supports native TCP/IP, with Ethernet out from the back of compatible radios.

Not many radios have it, but the IC-9700 does have support.
I don’t understand Jobs’ logic here. Is he just a bully? If Google makes such a great offer that his employee will leave him, shouldn’t he try to make a better offer, or meet with the employee instead of calling Sergey?

Say he did get the offer canceled. How would this employee feel about working for a CEO that does this?
From what I understand, the current classification in the US is what stops a lot of the research. Also, if you can get past that, you have to use crappy weed from the federal government that isn't representative of what people are consuming. I don't have any references available, though.
I agree they could both be used. For some reason I find it much more likely they caught him because his phone tried to connect to a device. But maybe I am giving too much credit to the tech surveillance dragnet.
damn, they get you coming and going. cant even deposit your own money in your own account without paying something
A couple times a year I will binge listen to Corecursive. Love hearing the stories of all these programmers and tech innovators in their own words.
> I'm sure Google / YT has no idea what type of ads to serve me!

I am sure the smart folks in Google will know who is watching based on the videos being watched and show appropriate ads at that time or maybe show generic ads about products which they know parents with young kids want.
For many countries who nominally have free healthcare, the service is so abysmal that people would rather pay the expensive private healthcare than possibly die due to worse treatment
The only things I can think of is that partials can match other fingers’s fingerprints and the temporal aspect —when was the print left, in the act of committing the crime or before or after?

Still it’s not pseudoscience like lie detectors, bitemark and bloodsplatter analyses.
There is a very clear distinction, because the employer has no ability to force you to continue working under the new conditions. There is essentially nothing they can do to prevent you from accepting a better offer elsewhere. If a person cannot find a better offer, then their problem is that the market does not value their labor enough to sustain the previous working conditions, not that their current employer exercised some tyrannical power over them.

An employee also has exactly the same rights. They can offer a salary ultimatum, and terminate the relationship if it is not met, at any time they choose. Both parties have exactly the same entitlements in this scenario.
If TechShop were still alive, I'd be tempted to build that. I have to move
cans about 150 feet. I miss doing building projects, but don't do enough to have a real shop.

The rack and pinion thing was overkill. The steel wheel was never going to have enough traction, but big rubber wheels probably would have. The vertical guide rail, though, is nicely unobtrusive.

All-wheel drive is an option. Put rubber tires under each trash can, with a worm gear and a flexible drive shaft to the next car. Like a Shay narrow-gauge logging locomotive. Maybe integrate the power car with one of the cargo cars and eliminate the "locomotive".

The big problem here would be compatibility with the local Recology robotic garbage trucks.[1] The cans have to be spaced about 2 feet apart so the big gripper can grab them. (Otherwise, the driver has to get out of the truck, and they hate that.) The robot isn't that good at positioning the cans back exactly where it found them, although it does try. So getting them back on the train would be tough.

[1] https://youtu.be/AK3uPcWCNLo?t=150
Passwordless systems are shitty in all kinds of ways: difficult for users to understand, must have multiple hardware tokens, rely on 3P (who likely needs a password anyway), lock in to one vendor, difficult to recover from lost device, sometimes uses derived values--putting all past and future values at risk.

They'll have an answer for every critique, but they're usually weak responses that assume tech literate users.
> Wow how’s you get such a huge jump in views?

It happens when your video reaches the frontpage of Youtube.
Just to add, my daughter has been using 1pw since she was 9. This is just how passwords are managed in my family now. This is the way.
It seems reasonable that DNA evidence should not be used to convict someone alone, but if it's used as a starting point to find other evidence, well and good.

Couldn't that other evidence be perfectly legal but not publicized yet?
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Have you submitted your DNA results to 23andMe or other services? Is this how you were doing the "color clustering", by matching 2nd and 3rd cousins from matches on those sites?

I have no experience in the matter but presumably there's some research for familial facial recognition? So maybe you could collect family photos or "scrape" facebook local to your area to see if you get any hits? Its pretty speculative but maybe it'd be worth a shot?

I have a little experience in bioinformatics so I'd be happy to help inasmuch as I'm able, if that's something you'd want or need. Regardless I would love to hear more about what methods you've tried (and presumably been unsuccessful in).
I wouldn't make that bet. Jobs played favorites and I believe he was known to amply reward his favorites.
It sure took its sweet time passively applying this bandage. I guess that foreign money pouring in was just too easy to favor over the interests of CA citizens. I don't suppose the USA will follow suit?
I find it amusing that in the US its "cash back" when getting money out at a retailer using debit cards but here in Australia its "cash out."
Funnily enough, this is very common in Japan via so called "e-money" stored value cards such as Suica[1], Pasmo, Waon, Nanaco. Those four you can even provision right now into Apple Wallet and load with money via a card if you've got an iPhone made in the last few years.

Accepting them in a sane payment system is a bit of a nightmare however.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suica
> And if you pay for the stay, always , always use a credit card, not a debit card. That way, you can pull the chargeback trigger on them.

You can chargeback with a debit card, I’ve done it a few times myself.
> Why does Indian viewers cause this?

Not a lot of Indians are going to buy your product even if they the cost of the product will probably be lower for Indians so the advertiser makes less money
As a resident in the area, at this precise moment I would rather not own a home here.
yes except here the view counts are dreadfully public reminders that hours of your work can go to get like 10 views if it doesnt please the algorithm… do what makes you happy i guess but i dont get it
The last few years, I've generally been working on video game and UI stuff with Rust. Recently, and for the foreseeable future, I've transitioned from working on my own stuff, to contributing to the Bevy[0] game engine, on the rendering side of things. Temporal antialiasing, screen space ambient occlusion, bloom, image based lighting, etc. It's been very rewarding working on an established project, rather than my own stuff.

[0]: https://bevyengine.org
The thought of Knuth on a rampage made me chuckle.
It’s an honor to be suppressed by C-levels in two giant corporations! It isn’t fawning over the people who systematically deny me seeking value for my talent, I’m privileged to have both of them fuck me simultaneously!
>What would Musk have done?

When you carry your own toilet paper you've got options.
>Are game publishers backing away from NFTs because they don't see value in them, or because they get ruthlessly mocked and harangued online every time they talk about them?

This two options seem to be the same. If they were getting harangued online everytime they talked about them, but they provided value, they would still be in the game. As you said there's no reason to have them.
How do you ensure that you don't amplify the wrong sample? That would seem to be the crux of the matter, especially for a sample from a fingerprint. Seems like most of the time you'll end up sequencing non-human DNA, given the disgustingness of the biological environment.

EDIT: ...or another persons DNA. Note that in general you aren't sequencing against a desired match, but generating a target for some future sequence (obtained from a suspect) to match against.
It does work on M1, that's my personal setup.
Great observation. I think people without a ton of experience with weed fail to appreciate just how different it is compared to alcohol. Back when weed was illegal I used to have a joke I would make with dealers. I would ask them what the strain of the weed I was buying, and usually they would tell me it was some Sour Diesel Purple Hurple Haze Hybrid or whatever (they were making it up on the spot most of the time, I'm sure). And I would then ask "Will it get me high?" and everyone would laugh.

The joke being that these days it's all the same stuff. It's either complete shit weed (which is rare) or high potency modern bud that is all basically interchangeable. I personally have never even been able to detect a real difference between sativa and indica, let alone individual strains. Does some of it taste kind of different...sure? But smoking something or even vaping it is just fundamentally a different experience. It's not food, it's clearly a drug. It's in your mouth for like a second max. Tolerance works differently too, unless you are a daily, habitual user you're not sitting there puffing on a 90% THC weed pen for hours. One puff and you're fucked up. But you can have a glass or two of wine and feel mostly normal, even for someone who doesn't drink often. You can sip on it.

So IMO all of this had led me to the same conclusion as you. The market is headed for complete commoditization in no time. I have a friend who works for Altria and she was saying even 10 years ago they were planning for complete legalization and to dominate the market once it happened. The growing fields were already purchased back then.
An example of where mypy chokes:

def foo(data: list[str]):
r = [] # error: Need type annotation
for key in data:
r.append(key if len(r) > 0 else '')
return r
Most Americans are extremely polite compared to Indians at least. The first time someone randomly greeted me on the street I thought I was being scammed. Maybe just a mexico thing?
>Humans like humans showing up in person and to blow smoke up their ass

Humans also like that in person meeting to be a swanky ski village for them and their WaGs. Or some resort at an exotic beach location. Or some high end club. Or some other type of payola type of arrangement. Those are kind of hard to do over email
An obvious question that perhaps has been researched - I'm curious how many different individuals' DNA would normally be found using current methods at a given site? Surely they don't just take a sample from a likely location and assume it's the perp?
PCR will only amplify DNA that exists in a sample. If you get a partial sample, running it through PCR will just give you more of what you already have. Helpful if you need a specific concentration of DNA to run an assay but not helpful otherwise.

It is possible to link a person to a partial DNA sample with something like patterns in SNPs but PCR won't help you create a full genome from a partial one.

Not sure if OP was misspeaking when they said "not enough to sequence" but they may have meant, not enough DNA to get a definitive match with the database samples.
One third of Vancouver according to this post:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34226812
Reg E is Reg E regardless of whether you’re on credit or debit rails, and most other regulations/laws are similar, but feel free to ask an extremely specialized lawyer for the specifics in your state.

The thing that is materially different are brand rules, because Visa/Mastercard/etc are effectively their own legal systems. They can, and do, require issuers to do certainly things vis customers and dispute resolution that go above what the law strictly requires. Those requirements may be more customer-friendly than what the debit network saddled the bank with, as debit networks have less of a brand to protect and less power over issuers.

(Speaking strictly for myself and on the basis of things I have believed for a long time: unless you need cash back, customers should choose credit ~every time.)
Why do I get the impression this is a leading question...

If you have the option between cache busting and just using the correct HTTP verb, please choose the latter.

As to whether there was an option in this particular case, I think the fact I referred to it as a "truly truly awful codebase" should provide a hint.
I'm working on improving & scaling up my startup - https://www.hairstyleai.com

It's an app that let's you try on new hairstyles with AI technology.

Launched the MVP in November and released the full app in December.

It was well received so now my focus is on making it the best possible experience for users & doubling down on marketing.
this email's aim is to suppress market wages.

you're mythologizing and neglecting the market-wide knock-on effects of rampant illegal wage theft collusion like this.
Pity that engineer if Steve talked him into staying, you know he was in Steve’s shit list after that.
> Is he just a bully?

LMAO. Yes. And a bad person.
How does it look like? Do you mean this? https://haibane-tenshi.github.io/rust-reborrowing/

If you assume = always moves you can just never use automatic reborrowing (do &mut * instead) and you'll loose nothing.

I don't think that's a very common pattern, fully optional and it can be just treated as another exception to the rule, just like Copy types. You don't have to manually write .copy() in some cases, and you don't have to manually write &mut* in some others. But that's what happens. Move is still done.

So that's total of two exceptions. Way easier to be tackled individually when the time comes than assuming = means something else, or something complex from the start.
Random idea try different service or server IPs to send from. Could be you send from the same server as a spammer?
Especially, if you can then use the paper trail of that fight in evidence in your lawsuit to obtain even more money from these two asshats.
i would recommend a chromebook. cheap, simple, and probably what she'll use at school.
Double the cost? I thought about getting winter tires but my all season tires are rated for 60,000 miles or 6 years whichever comes first. I only drive like 6,000 miles per year so getting a second set of tires means buying 2 sets of tires every 6 years.
BTW, if you haven't tried wild strawberries, I would highly recommend. They are not super sweet, but they have very strong, concentrated flavor, much more so than regular strawberries. Seems to be largely unknown in US, unfortunately?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fragaria_vesca
Steve Jobs was a ruthless, envious asshole. He reacted this way inside Apple. The fact that Apple did as well as it did was despite this being a pretty well known central part of how the business was run.
I love APRS. The big deal for me is being able to not just hit a repeater, but 2 or 3. Now my 5 watt hand held can reach out of the back county when I'm hiking and actually get somewhere. Bonus that there is a gateway between APRS and SMS.

Yeah, you can drive around and show the world where you are, but using it to write SMS messages when cell reception doesn't exist is awesome.

I don't know about everyone, but if I'm driving around with it on it is so I can see where I get coverage and where I don't. I have to use and test so I know it works when I want to communicate, but overall I'm not a ham to be social.
It's actually pretty close in speed, and quite a bit faster to compile larger code bases. The key benefit is being able to debug while the program is running in VESA modes, something you couldn't do in Turbo C or similar environments.
Weed is incredibly easy to grow and consumers simply cannot consume all that much of it. Half of all weed users like the idea of investing in weed industries. Too much investor money chasing a small TAM.
https://serratus.io/
They are referring to a different type of public. Blogging and the like.

But now I’m curious. Do baristas get upset if people are spending a lot of time there? I’m not a coffee drinker, so I never partake in coffee shop work. But as someone who has worked in the service industry, I can honestly say I would not have had the slightest care if people are spending all day in the shop. As long as they aren’t causing a scene or holding back from closing down.
after all that work, you don't even want to write here who that person is?
I wasn't expecting scaling the points by a some multiplier number for line through points example https://github.com/stevenpetryk/mafs/blob/main/src/display/L...

Doing some trigonometry to get the angles of the points and drawing lines from the svg edges could be a better approach
It was the same 15 years, write a good article and then pray (or use SEO) so that Google ranks your link at the top of the user's search page. Some pages get lot of views because Google decides to show that link to their search engine users, some pages get no views because Google didnt like it.
The fish are _red herrings_ – even the dolphin.
Homeless people can and do sometimes die in storms. Typically, emergency shelters are opened to try to mitigate the risk.
While it might be true that 23andMe complies with court orders in specific cases, there is likely a distinction between individual subpoenas and carte blanche catalog access for law enforcement. I say this because a famous cold case in Philadelphia was recently solved with genetic geneaology and the researcher notes explicitly that law enforcement uses GEDMatch and not Ancestry or 23andMe for these cases [0]

[0] https://www.inquirer.com/news/philadelphia/joseph-zarelli-bo...
Isn’t that almost always the case in a class action suit?
You think bulk growers are making significantly more than $500 a lb? $30/g was fictional even before legalization.
I do think I should be able to post something publicly and not have it indexed by search engines. If someone screencaps it or copy/pastes it fine but the original should live on the dark web.

This is one of those things that tech needs think is pointless when in reality opting out of search indexing drops your visibility to nothing which is good for making sure your posts don’t “break containment.”

Unless you’re a public figure or social media influencer having a post tied to your IRL identity blow up is usually a bad thing.
> "match", "if let", "unwrap_or_else()", etc...

all different ways to write `if err != nil`, none of them are better than the other

> mapping/propagating an error

which is literally what i said "moves all your error handling logic to a separate file"

have you written any long-term maintainable code? comments like yours is why i've lost hope in rust and the community; you don't even understand the challenges large code bases face and yet continue with baseless zealotry.
I’d hunker down and try to enjoy where you are.
> I don't understand how

why, not how

can't edit the comment..
InventAI: https://inventai.xyz

This is a generative AI product. I'm building differentiating features I won't discuss yet. I'm considering a source-available license where you'd still pay a subscription for commercial use.