skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Can’t imagine why they didn’t print the name.
A wild ass guess that you'll never be asked to take responsibility for. That's the feature.

1) Be biased.

2) Generate biased data.

3) Feed biased data to the machine.

4) Now it's the machine that's biased; you're just trusting, non-technical, or at worst incompetent.
Yikes. I could understand it if the limit was like $250k per year, but $900 per week is nuts.
When new players learn Go, they're told to "lose their first fifty games as fast as possible."
My del.icio.us bookmarks go back to 2003. The web of course hasn't gone anywhere, but a significant percentage of those links are either gone or no longer reachable at their original address.
Why would the content matter? People Google things because that's all they know how to do, not because the results are amazing. A new way of searching could be novel enough to get people to try, well, a new way of searching.
Based on what evidence do you suggest that they hired people with "no logical thinking". You are part of the problem. I'm sick and tired of engineers being ultra skeptical about the skills of other engineers. It leads to constant peacocking.

In the teach world, if you didn't blog about it you don't know it.
These are almost entirely a list of things that could not exist without (pre-existing) celebrity status, or simply purchases made to get a jump-start on network effect value for an adtech platform that exploits rather than empowers users.
Which interviews are you talking about? He repeatedly talks about the horrors of the Soviet Union. Did you see his interview with Fiona Hill? Didn’t seem pro-Putin to me at all. Of course he sees Putin, just like everyone else, as a human being and not a monster.
"Inadvisable experiments with Estes motors" was a staple of the 2000's for me.

Unfortunately around 2009 or so there was a change in regulations that made them practically unobtainium in my home country, the importer started getting demands from customs for an "explosives permit".
It might be. If you pay in stock, juicing the stock number of you can could save thousands on the backend in wages paid out in total shares.
Except that it does sleep, and deeply... The bars close really early, cabs get very hard to find shortly after, the streets of Manhattan are deserted. The only thing that’s 24H is some rent a cop telling you not to sit on some park bench.
But what if your “good diet” DOES send your body into a panic? That is, physiologically, what occurs with many obese people when they lose weight, REGARDLESS OF WHICH DIET THEY PICK.
They probably also don't want to expose it to users at all because of marketing.

Anyone remember those old ads of PC vs Mac and Mac not getting viruses? Because, I do...
I hired an executive coach who previously did exactly what I did. She helped me get rid of imposter syndrome and focus on what I was good at and how to sell that. I would do it again in heartbeat
Depends on how long you've been in a position, and if you've had time to practice.

5 years out of college, worked in a single place all those years, without ever touching data structures or algorithms under the hood? Yes, I can absolutely see even experienced programmers stumble on relatively "easy" questions.

But that's just the gatekeeper to get them inside the door. You could be a good engineer without knowing how to find the optimal solution to some niche problem, on the spot.
At least we can be thankful it is coinciding with a tough funding environment.

And that it's far more difficult to bootstrap an AI model based business given the infrastructure costs versus a boring old SaaS one.
BRICS?
But that's not the reality of both sides to that coin. The countries that produced cheaply were given that opportunity. The US (and others) have always had the ability to make those cheap products, but countries (both competitive and unfriendly) still wanted to participate in globalization to get a piece of the pie.

It's coming to an end, yes. But there's more nuance to the why than what's outlined in the article. I've been more and more impressed with Peter Zeihan's book "The End of the World is Just the Beginning" which is predicted on explaining the building blocks of globalization over the last 50 years and how and why it's coming to (and has been for some time) an end. It's very obvious why the US wants and needs chips being made state side at this point. It's a matter of national security and a long term protection of the country.

I'd highly recommend the book, however [0].

[0] https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/58782897-the-end-of-the-...
I'm not in finance, but I suspect the rates of return on the cash and the debt are quite relevant.
No problem hiring and firing. Hiring for no reason. Setting a random employee growth target and then hiring to that level to only then fire the same amount of people a couple of years later. It is irresponsible growth targets followed by irresponsible cut backs.
Sometimes you can lower blood pressure with alternatives, like diet, excercise or relaxation techniques. Sometimes a simple diuretic can do the trick. I've heard many doctors say a diuretic should always be tried first.

It's also complicated by the fact that blood pressure is highly individual. There doesn't seem to be one level that is good for all.
Even your link ends with "Cheap Food, Unhealthy Food" and doesn't claim a refutation. It's' plausible higher income men aren't as concerned about healthy food as higher income women.
Yes, C418 was an independent freelancer and even retains ownership of all(?) the songs he produced for Minecraft.
Why hate private trackers? That’s where all the good quality content on public trackers comes from.

Without private trackers, it’s not obvious that anyone would have bothered to extract Widevine keys and set up decryption pipelines for all the streaming sites. (So far zero scene groups seem to have achieved this)
> So what is ChatGPT supposed to be useful for if people need to understand what the answer is in order to ask the "correct" question?

Personally I think there's still a lot of value in mere rephrasing, recontextualizing, perspective shifting, and occasional insightful connection that ChatGPT can do even if it's all using information you already ostensibly know.

As it is often said that one never learns a topic more deeply than when they teach it to others, ChatGPT can serve as the ultimate "rubber duck" coworker for any subject. I'm not sure what we can do about users not using critical thinking, or expecting the machine to do that part for them. There are plenty of non-AI sources of misinformation that can readily be taken uncritically too, though, so it's not necessarily a new problem.
“Quiet Quitting” is a wildly over-dramatic name for just doing your job at a “meets-expectations” level.
I discovered ruby in 2004 and fell in love with it.

tell me your current programming skills and then I can suggest you to build something meaningful and learn the language features along with it.

text file processing
connecting to database and generate reports
processing emails
build a static site generator
build a simple website with sinatra
build a large app with ruby on rails

my twitter id is same as HN id, I can share more pointers, good code to read to master your skills
It's obvious that the students will have to significantly rephasing of the essay, which invalids the whole point of using Chatgpt in the first place.
Sony says the Playstation 5 shortage is over
Lack of friends, a meaningful social life and general peace of mind.
> It’s so hard to eat healthy, I honestly cannot fathom how people do it.

It's honestly just what you're used to.

If you eat tonnes of sugar and fat then that's what you crave.

If you cut sugar out of your diet, after a while the amount of sugar you used to eat will taste wayyy too sweet. Same with fat - eating chips for example will leave a gross fatty taste in your mouth.

99% of food bought out will have a whole lot of oil, fat, and sugar in it.

Eating healthy starts by controlling what goes into your own food. Cook and prepare meals yourself. Once you're in the habit of doing this you simply start to replace bad food for good.

Don't buy junk in the first place, then you won't eat it. Always shop for food when you've already eaten (and thus not hungry). Slowly reduce / eliminate the amount of fatty and sugary food in your meals. Just drink water (seriously, just water, no sweeteners).

Combine that with an exercise routine and you'll be set.
Interesting. There's a conclusion chain around that I'll have to dig up. Thanks for the sanity check.
yes. discuss with doctor. But, surprisingly, many doctors don't even address the issue. They just dispense the pills. Patients need to press the issue.
Can a salesman leave and take all his clients with him, even if there were given to him by the company?
kg, not KG. K is Kelvin, G is giga - this unit does not make sense.
I discovered a breakthrough technique in fighting obesity.

It's so simple anyone can do it and see results in weeks.

The technique is "eat less"
I think most of them do. That's why I would first try diuretics. If that's not enough, try the other ones.
FBI has relationships with certain countries. Criminals prefer to use countries they don't. For reasons.
Its still sold in the UK for certain culinary purposes, surprisingly enough.

As for why your experiments weren't as spectacular as you hoped: the particular charcoal you use is really important. Its best to make your own with a paint can, some willow, a nail, and a campfire.

Adequate crushing of components into floury powder follows, then adequate mixing, and ideally wet-pressing and corning.

Source: an extremely misspent youth.
Its a cycle. Everything that goes up has to come down a little to go up again.
There's a dilemma. If the news sources knew what your preferences were, and you'd somehow pay the cost of filtering the news, then they could ship you just what you wanted. No more stories about mishaps across-the-ocean, or on topics that disinterest or rankle you, or from agencies you don't trust or want to support.

OTOH, who wants their detailed preferences out in the wild? Clearly a tailored model is better; how can that be implemented, in a way that doesn't filter out what you do want to hear about?

Seems like the filtering should happen at the client end. Are there ways to do that? (EG I might temporarily want to follow something for a week. Then not.) But: what's the incentive for the sources to feed your filters?
I think executive function might be a better way to understand obesity, rather than Kahneman's system 1 and system 2 thinking. Inhibitory control in particular seems more relevant[0].

Applying critical thinking (as opposed to applying inhibitory control) is only useful against obesity insofar as you can make changes to your lifestyle and diet. Lots of people know what a calorie is yet still fail to lose weight, because intellectually understanding something doesn't mean you can do it.

[0] https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S01497...
My piano teacher was telling me about some lady was 90 and still giving lessons. She said her ideal death would be to go while waiting for her next student, and the person who found her would be the one who never practices.

Since I don't play anymore, and she moved away anyway, I have a more relaxed attitude about it. I also meet lots and lots of people who studied, but now don't play either.

It really isn't that satisfying for a lot of people, let's face it. If it is for you, that's great and I'm genuinely happy for you. But there's nothing wrong with not wanting to play. It doesn't mean there was any fault in your teachers or your learning methods. Now you pick up your instrument or sit down at it, and everything's difficult. Pieces you used to play are now impossible.

In the old days, playing music and listening to music were much more closely related. Nowadays, you can hear a much better version of the Goldberg Variations than you'll ever manage to play (and if that statement doesn't fit you, I apologize). You can hear guitar solos that you have no hope of ever playing.
Furthermore, your friends most likely don't want to hear you. Once you've made them smile with your Smoke on the Water riff they'll politely move on.

I think it's a good thing to have done. It makes you appreciate the music you listen to, much much more. But if you don't practice anymore, don't feel bad about it.
Asking a Bengali to avoid white rice is going to get you laughed out of the room.
Steps 2 and 4 are what the internet tells me are the moneymakers.
Kendrick Lamar’s New Chapter: Raw, Intimate and Unconstrained
AHK_X11 is AutoHotkey for Linux and it does not yet support Wayland, but it's definitely possible https://github.com/phil294/AHK_X11/issues/2 (see also: ydotool)
When I tried it with the same prompt, it explained the second for loop as

The second for loop iterates over the values of i starting at 0 and going up to, but not including, n * 2. Within this loop is a statement that increments i by 1. This statement has no effect on the loop because i is already being incremented by the loop itself.

which is incorrect.
Preventing a sales person from soliciting their former customers is entirely covered by a non-solicitation contract, and claiming that a non-compete agreement is needed is a total straw man.
So if I'm not completely respectful and I don't admit defeat before even we begin you're unwilling to examine the scientific evidence?
> So... uh... I feel pretty confident I know what I'm talking about when I say, that's not naive... that's exactly how elections work.

That's adorable, but it's simple naive to think the guy on the McDonalds counter has as much input in elections as the PhD in public policy. Which is for the best because why in the fuck would we want a system where anybody no matter how stupid, gets equal say in how society runs? We put limits on "democracy" for a reason.

> The difference is that once they hire someone, they have to give that person an equal voice in the enterprise. And yes, that increases freedom.

Again, why in the fuck should the guy running the counter at McDonalds get an equal voice when he doesn't have equal knowledge or ability?

Oh wait, are you one of those people who pretends everybody is equally capable?
There are brilliant devs at Amazon. There are poor devs at Amazon. The quality of the dev has very little bearing on promotion and hiring from what I can tell. Story telling and document writing appear to be the only things that are graded on a scale, everything else is pass/fail.
How about this alternative explanation: Apple is very concerned about its perception in public and doesn't want user to see that their OS has quite a malware issue.

A lot of Apple users still believe that macOS is superiors when it comes to security. But reality looks more like:

https://in.mashable.com/tech/11411/sorry-mac-owners-a-new-re...

No news:

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/blog/2009/mar/20/brow...
This is worrisome - joined Amazon ~4 months ago because it seemed like the most sensible thing to do considering my immigration status. Have one last attempt left at the H-1B lottery; PERM is underway but no hopes of getting it finished before STEM OPT runs out. Was thinking of getting married to my girlfriend soon, but not too sure about that anymore (she's in the 3rd year of her PhD so she cannot really move with me) if I'm going to get axed considering the job market isn't the best either. Not hyped about the prospect of moving to my home country since I have not lived there since I was 9. F*k, life just hasn't been kind these last couple years.
I’m pretty sure I first saw “quiet quitting” coming from, like, the productivity fetishist LinkedIn set, or something along those lines (although I could be wrong, this was not allocated a high-priority sector of memory). Which is to say, I think it is a term originally intended to shame employees who are simply fulfilling their responsibilities. I
guess it has been reclaimed or something, though?
But a few dedicated snow machines would make the work go so much faster. They’re more effective also because they actually remove the snow (in concert with a heap of regular construction dump trucks) rather than just shoving it onto the gutter/sidewalk. Sure, in NYC it melts fairly quickly, but for main avenues it would be a huge improvement.
I would collect sulphur - good quality from near the railroad tracks as small amounts would inevitably bounce out onto the ground from large shipments going by.
While i may agree with you, generalisations of sorts are incorrect.
I can’t get companies to not find anything above $160k-$180k as jarring.

In my experience if you ask for $200k, you better be ready to do lots of on call, mentoring, hop on any call asked of you anytime, never have conflict with anybody, be super easy for managers to get along with (just shut up and say yes and do it no questions asked)

Kind of not worth it.
Apparently they're not the source of profit:

```Amazon initiated a broad cost-cutting review to pare back on units that were unprofitable```
Figure out a compelling answer for what that explanatory factor is, and you'll be a billionaire.

Chalking it all up to willpower is, however, unconvincing. When I managed to get down to ~22 BMI awhile back using the willpower approach, I spent literally every moment distracted and obsessing over the food I couldn't have, for months on end. That's not something that most people at 22 BMI do (unless you think that they also use their willpower to quash the constant intrusive thoughts). It's not a huge leap that others who struggle with getting to a healthy body weight experience something similar, especially because it's what they report happening. I wouldn't be surprised if the people who fail outright have even stronger cravings than I did.
Crystal ball time: stable diffusion sketch artists will be with us soon. They’ll gave us, to borrow the phrase, spitting image renders of criminals based on witness testimony.

But I bet Chat GPT dispatchers make it to the front lines first. Helping direct first responders while talking people through emergency situations.
As someone who is from Ceylon (Sri Lanka), I'd say to be careful of the most commercially available cinnamon that are meant to be used with food and tea too, because they may be flavored to dial down the otherwise strong taste/aroma of cinnamon.

I know because one of my friends has a cinnamon farm, and what he makes at his place is nothing compared to the cinnamon I could buy from supermarkets when I was living in the Netherlands. Look for Sri Lankan markets if you are looking for unaltered stuff.
It’s far less reasonable.

If you are skilled in being the chief of staff at google maps, it is likely your highest market value is in that particular niche.

Restricting your employment opportunities to those where you don’t have the highest market value through the use of non-competes is absolutely unethical and needs to be banned.
This is why guitar is considered a folk instrument. I think that’s what’s cool about guitar—-its low floor but high ceiling. You can strum open chords or on the other end learn difficult pieces on classical guitar. Similar to what you shared, classical guitarists will tell you nobody cares when they’re playing something super difficult. Sometimes people just can’t tell the effort it takes and don’t relate to the piece being played.

As a guitarist I found piano even easier to sound decent as there is no real threat of accidentally muting anything or plucking at a weird angle. But if you’re musically inclined its pretty easy to tell who has dedicated the time to learning it well.
Have been working on a dark mode extension for Chrome and Firefox. The idea is to make it as lightweight as possible.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/dark-mode-lit...

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/dark-mode-lite/bdl...
I gave you the math, which you couldn't challenge. It's the reason people continue to buy homes every day. You want it to sound impossible, but that's simply not backed up by the data.
On the TV show ‘Alone’, a diet high in pine xylem probably hurt one contestants digestion. Commercial trees might have pesticides mostly on the easy-to-eat parts.
Not sure I'm getting your point. Somehow Rust forces you to have colorful terminal output? Rust is high overhead? You can't strive for simplicity and write in Rust?

Sure it's a bit silly to rewrite a nice simple tool for because it's the new fad. However if writing a new simple tool I'd certainly consider Rust.

How is Rust incompatible with aligning with the philosophy that encourages building simple yet functional things?
Maybe that's the point. A lack of overt threats leads to greater trepidation over covert threats. Wouldn't you think that there was more anxiety and stress in the Cold War among the civilian population than in WWII? Certainly societal upheavals seem to indicate so.
The big elephant in the room is where did everyone's endogenous GLP-1 peptide go? A similar elephant in the room is why is synthetic thyroid hormone to replace all the missing endogenous thyroid hormones such a high selling drug?

What in the environment is slowly poisoning everyone so their bodies don't work normally?

Here's a clue, one of hundreds in the medical literature:

"The endocrine disrupting potential of monosodium glutamate (MSG) on secretion of the glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) gut hormone and GLP-1 receptor interaction" https://twitter.com/hashtag/AtmosphericRiver?src=hashtag_cli...

There is a huge bias against anyone saying anything in food or otherwise causing anything more than a trivial negative health effect. Everyone says eat healthy, but there's so much more the government in the U.S could do to protect the average consumer from damaging unnecessary food additives. The EU is much better about these food additive issues.
I've been a performing jazz musician for 40+ years. I've never heard of or observed heroin use, never been offered it. I doubt that jazz musicians are more or less likely to partake, than the population in general. Alcohol is a big problem.
You found out why they called it brimstone! I did exactly what you did as a kid and I wondered if it didn't permanently damage my lungs...
They have very little credibility currently because of past miscues beginning in 2018. The fed has to talk tough because if they were to say “we probably aren’t going to hike much more” markets would likely rebound, easing liquidity and making their job of reducing inflation harder if not impossible.

The problem is that it seems the bond market sees through this and isn’t buying the tough talk. I think most people believe the fed and buy into the popular narrative that taking rates from zero to 4.5% will decimate the economy (even though 4% is actually very normal historically and anything under 4 was considered quite low).

Watch what happens with fed policy if CPI comes in well beneath expectations next Thursday.
non-canonical by a few churches. In my head canon it's the only one that is true.
Bring your lunch with you.

If you do order out, get a salad and skip the dressing.