skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Imho this depends purely on the type of company you apply at. Do your own duedilligigence before applying and be sure to remember that any company should be glad you apply and not the other way around. If in the end the job doesnt make you happy its you who pulls the shortest straw.
> Yea. If we keep burning fossil fuels. I mean, they will run out

who said otherwise?

> What? Of course we are.

not really.

> You lower the average temperature 6

thank god we have lots of earth-greening CO2..

> We've already raised the temperature 1 degree above baseline. That's a LOT.

we're coming out of an ice age
The important distinction then is using another program or device to analyze the bits but without copying them, that takes its own new impression? Like using a camera?
Silicon production is almost all for solar panels now where quality doesn't matter much (not nearly as it does for chips) and price rules. For chip-grade silicon, it's a lot easier and it can be made anywhere and price doesn't matter at all.

Rare earths production concentrated in China simply because they don't care about environment. If there's a trade war, regulations will be softened in the rich world too, plus with embargo to ensure competitiveness, production can go in the rich world as well, there are plenty of rare earths deposits in many countries.
Thank you, that's really insightful! Presumably you could get it to summarize the conversation when the conversation reaches max tokens.
The article doesn’t describe it that way. More like turning off parts if your brain and letting other parts come to the forefront. Thinking of your brain this way, that you have multiple zones I guess jostling for control is an interesting concept.

Personally I was too scared by the Leah Betts type thing (mentioned in the article) at the time to try E and I was had a perhaps irrational fear that drugs would affect academic performance and basically lower my IQ so I never did them.

Of course the main thing I should have been scared of is my first year of driving a car, statistically!
There are good ads and bad ads, mostly it's just businesses throwing mud at a wall and hoping some of it will stick.

Did I ever buy anything from an ad, well I must have since I buy a fair amount of products and something makes me choose one brand or another? I guess it's more subtle than just seeing an ad and thinking I must rush out and buy that thing. Businesses spend a lot of money on brand building and it's kind of hard to not be influenced by this.

One ad campaign that does spring to mind goes back to the early days of analogue mobile when digital was about to become the next big thing. A company called Orange were at the forefront of this and their ads were groundbreaking at the time (more than 20 years ago). I remember thinking I want to be part of this thing.

Ask any British person to complete the sentence 'The future's bright... and I'd be surprised if anyone fails to reply 'The future's Orange.

Comparable products/campaigns would be stuff like the iPhone. But, yeah, they are pretty rare.
Do wonder whether they are using a threshold model instead of simple linear model for dose-response for particulates nowadays. Makes a huge difference when determining health effects at low doses, and back in the day it wasn’t clear which model was the clear winner. Assume a threshold model and most of your health effects disappear.

Probably buried in this light-hearted report (2000 pages).

https://cfpub.epa.gov/ncea/isa/recordisplay.cfm?deid=347534
I had the same thought but it is not possible. I installed as blockers on my PCs, SmartTubeNext on my Android tv and finally YT vanced on my phone
The Unsolved Mystery of the Medallion Fund’s Success (2019)
I also used ecstasy to avoid my anxiety (in the early 2000’s mainly) - I’ve found more recently that therapy from a good professional is better for me.
The idea that you reject such powerful (and yes, dangerous) tools due to the societal stigma to "drugs" is sad and the reason research only now starts to pick up again, way too late.

It's absurd, especially in the US, how a crazy amount of people is put on anti-depressants for years instead.
What is a 1080p MP4 video of a film if not simply a highly detailed, irreversible but guaranteed unique checksum of that original content?
As the late great George Best said:

I spent a lot of money on booze, women and fast cars. The rest I just squandered.
I'm very pro legalization, I think the government should have no say in what people do with their bodies, and I seek new experiences. That being said, by reading what the author said in this article I am so happy I have never done MDMA nor had I anything to do with the culture around it.

Conversations that seem profound, but aren't, making drugs part of your identity, thanks, not for me, and not for the type of people I want to be friends with.

I am happy the events lived through by the author are perceived as having been positive by her today, but if I would have had the same experiences in my youth I would definitely think I wasted my life.
Never, I think, but I can't be sure, it's hard to know because the ads are everywhere, even in TV shows or movies. I usually only buy things I need, never because they're cool or trendy.

I also live in an ad-free digital space, I never use a service with ads that I can't block. I hate advertising, it's the cancer of our societies.
Goldman Sachs India started layoffs secretively
I look forward to a next generation LLM being further trained on the entire contents of sci-hub.
One thing that made Firefox mobile stand apart from other browsers was full desktop extension support. Too bad they scrapped it a few years ago.
These are the same people who then blame capitalism for their mental health issues
The GP is talking about MACHOs; MAssive Compact Halo Objects. They used to be a valid DM candidate but have been ruled out 20-30 years ago. Planets don't give off any non-negligible amount of light. However, they do consist of baryons (read: atoms) which would contribute to the baryonic accoustic oscillations in the CMB power spectrum, so that's a good probe to set upper limits on baryonic matter in general.

Primordial black holes are a somewhat related candidate; but those are mostly considered ruled out as well. They are not considered baryonic matter.
You try dealing with everyone's problems and hitting all the deadlines all the time..!
Amazon India also started!

https://www.reddit.com/r/developersIndia/comments/10b1rh1/am...
https://archive.is/1rLEn
After 25 years my dot emacs is _only_ 1000 lines.
This is mostly a thing of the past. Wikipedia lists about a handful of company towns left in US today.
Does it have conversation context like chatgpt?
The early decade or so of electronic music parties were truly magical. People were mostly on MDMA and/or LSD and did not consume much alcohol. Sadly, these days alcohol culture has taken over, and people often use cocaine or speed to remain energetic while drunk. It’s a different kind of vibe - more about escaping versus opening the mind as it is with MDMA or psychedelics.

There are still places where more conscious partying happens. These are typically psychedelic trance or deep techno festivals.

Alcohol truly is one of the worst drug we use - just look at Dr. David Nutt’s research [0]. I really wish young people clubbing these days gravitated towards less harmful drugs.

[0] https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/uk-11660210.am...
"drugs would affect academic performance and basically lower my IQ"

That is not irrational, but very real. Not from taken once or twice, but from excess. Same with alcohol, though.

"the main thing I should have been scared of is my first year of driving a car, statistically"

And the statistics of those doing excessive drugs while driving are considerably worse.
Yup. Apparently.[1] Seems that we agree that your typical structural editor is either too gimped or to inflexible to be useful. But I believe him when he writes that it is possible to make a unified language for editing all kinds of structures. I certainly wouldn’t wanna learn a new editing mode for every little yaml/json/java/rust/yaml-superset/yaml-superset-superset.

[1] But I don’t have time right now to read that main article to find out, since Firefox claims that it is a 2 hour+ read. :p
Let’s compromise then and have ‘foo’, now nobody can write it!
By "good" I mean something I will like using every day, the price doesn't really matter. A tool that just feels bad to use is not a good tool, especially if it's something I'll use multiple times every day.
There is not nearly enough for a functioning N5G Rockbox port. We're still missing a ton of peripheral drivers, power saving, and a flash translation layer implementation. Not to mention there's currently no untethered code execution exploit for the N5G.

The N3G/N4G have an old WIP code dump from years ago, and that's in a much better shape to pick up and try to get upstreamed into Rockbox :).
I even wrote an article on a related topic: push notifications acting as a way to deliver malware to devices by relying on non-technical users being scared into clicking allow.

https://www.lloydatkinson.net/posts/2022/consider-disabling-...
A few minutes in and already commentors talk about "drugs" as if MDMA is in the same category as Heroin, while casually going out for a few beers later.
I have written and maintained a blog post about different methods and tools to include comments on a static website: https://darekkay.com/blog/static-site-comments/
Let me be clear that I don't use ecstasy to regulate my mood (or, personally, at all) and that I'm not a doctor.

I use marijuana to break out of loops of anxiety and repetitive, intrusive thoughts (blessedly legal where I live), and there are some modest downsides, mostly that it's expensive and only works if used in moderation. It helps snap me out of anxiety attacks and shorten the duration of depressive episodes but it isn't magic, I still have to confront my issues and work towards making my life better.

Virtually everyone I know has struggled with anxiety and/or depression and has had success going to therapy and taking some sort of antidepressant. Many of them had to go through several therapists & medications until they found a therapist they meshed with and a prescription/dosage that worked for them; it's a difficult and frustrating process, but I've seen it really work for people in my life.

Like I said, I'm not a doctor, I can only give the most general advice, but it is my belief that if you want your life to be different, it's a real possibility, it's something worth working towards, and if you feel that you use alcohol in excess, it's worth considering whether a professional can help you to identify a different strategy/medication.
I don't believe "most" is true. There is an enormous social stigma around them and people who do/did use them usually try to conceal the fact. It's not just about what others think, this doesn't matter much, but you can easily lose your job and this threatens your very existence. You can probably get away with "I did it many years ago and now I'm clean and I condemn it" but some people will always be suspicious anyway.
The two most accurate keyboards i used were the old Fleksy before it was bought and the BlackBerry Virtual Keyboard on Android.
The Blackberry had the most interesting autocomplete / suggestion feature by putting the words on top of each letter. Typing “Example” can be as simple as typing “e” “x” then swiping up on the “a” if it had the word example on it. This allows more room for suggestions.
Wish there were apps like that on IOS
That's because of a regulatory rachet causing ever increasing safety standards.

1970s reactors and regs were much less sane and didn't value a human life north of a billion dollars like modern ones do.
You could also do it by chucking something like a Varnish cache in front of it, and invalidate a page on a new comment.
Tell me more about this coop...
Yet using the objc runtime defeats the purpose of being easier to port to other platforms.
"over" does not mean "to the complete exclusion of".

The point is that documentation by itself doesn't deliver any value, and there are
diminishing returns with amount and detail level of documentation.

Agile doesn't say you shouldn't document, it says you shouldn't spend more time documenting your API endpoints than Implementing them.
Compiling newrelic PHP agent on Apple M1 ARM64
The hangover can be brutal. Especially if you do more than one dose in a night. Don't do that.
Parent didn’t provide an argument and the burden of proof is on them.
Routine vaccinations drop among U.S. kindergartners for the third year in a row
What a great read. Can anyone recommend any further reading that delves into this period of iPhone development? I vaguely remember reading a similar post some time ago, although regarding iOS development during that period.
I am fine with whatever restrictions Rust puts on `{foo}` in things like `println!()`. Just being able to interpolate a simple variable or constant is a huge improvement.
This makes me wonder if you could somehow train the AI to extract "AI gadgets" which are specific types of problems that can be solved by either a regular algorithm or a subnetwork. ChatGPT would produce a directive to the AI gadget.

If you ask it addition it will generate a prompt for an AI gadget that handles simple equations. If you ask it logic questions it will generate a prompt for an AI gadget that handles logic.

What this does is reduce ChatGPT down to a generic NLP state machine which can be turned into a multi disciplinary problem solver.
That's also true, but copyright does exist in a lot of countries - often with moral rights as the basis for the concept.
The article claims about 3 million truck tractors on US roads, and puts the cost of each driver at about $65k/year.

Am I correct in naively calculating something like $200B/year on the table for full-self-driving truck technology?
Big Wayland
I did a lot of custom bindings. Those can really bloat up the config. + Lots of packages with their configs.
Yeah, I wish I found those places, I really hate alcohol.

I do hope I see it legalized one day, because someone like me can't even think of where to start to look for them.
Is that so? I see a lot of people not wanting to switch for solely more money because they expect to hate it at a potential new company.
The whole point is that sometimes I don't want to be myself. I want to be a bit different. Happier, for example.
> Why there are needs to use docker GUIs?

Because to some people using GUIs are more approachable and in some case objectively better (e.g. telling the state of things at a glance and efficiently using screen real estate, with graphs and whatnot), whereas the ways they're worse in might not dealbreakers (e.g. lack of automation, given that there can still be APIs or access to the underlying cluster anyways).

For an example of this, see pieces of software that one can use to manage orchestrators (essentially one step further than just running individual containers, but a good example of how UIs can be useful):

- Portainer: https://www.portainer.io/

- Rancher: https://www.rancher.com/products/rancher

Some orchestrators even include dashboards on their own:

- Kubernetes dashboard: https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/access-application-cluster/...

- Nomad web UI: https://developer.hashicorp.com/nomad/tutorials/web-ui

And some of that applies to running regular containers and managing them locally: for many it can be useful to be able to just click around to discover more details about a container, as well as what's using storage and so on. Thankfully the CLIs of Docker and competing runtimes are pretty well structured as they are, but I guess it's just a different type of UX.

At the end of the day, what works for you, or even what you find comfortable to use, might not be the case for someone else and vice versa. It's definitely nice to have that choice in the first place, and to know the various options out there.
Meanwhile long Covid sounds more or less like the chronic health problems I've had since ~2014 (which nearly ruined my life).

In my case it seems to be autoimmune, so maybe that's part of what's happening with long Covid as well.

There are various protocols (mostly dietary) that attempt to help, under names like "Autoimmune Paleo". It all seems under-studied. Maybe now that millions of people are having the same symptoms, there might be some movement on it.

That or GSK will come up with a drug that doesn't really help and has a lot of side effects but the medical community will declare the problem solved and move on.
Unfortunately for George, and his generation, they ended up with a more physically and mentally damaging, addictive drug.
good point, but didn't Google Image search lose some case and have to change their behavior?
Have you been to European dance/hard dance festivals? Most people are on X or other psychedelics there
It's more about being your best self. There is a range of "you"ness, many possible versions of you, angling for a particular one is just self improvement, even if done by artificial means.
A few things that I've owned for a long time:

- A Pilot Metropolitan fountain pen. I bought mine for $15 nearly a decade ago, and it is to this day my goto pen. It works as smooth as the first day, which is better than some much more expensive fountain pens. And it basically requires no maintenance, other than refilling it with ink.

- A uni KURU TOGA mechanical pencil, also bought a decade ago. I don't use pencil very often, so I might not be the best judge of its durability, but it's basically as good as new.

- My violin has been with me since I first switched to full size, which was a long time ago, and still sounding sweet and sonorous. Violins in general are made to last, and quite fixable should any damage occur. Strings and hair need to be replaced regularly, though.

- I have a wooden tablet holder that I made myself in high school. It's just a block of wood with a groove, though.

- Glassware, ceramic-ware, and metal-ware in the kitchen just seem to categorically not break down, even the really cheap ones. My mom's main kitchen knife has been with our family for about 50 years, and still receives daily usage. Just a brand-less traditional knife from local market, cheap, nothing fancy.

- I have got an InstaPot. It was already several years old when I got it, and I've used it for about 7 years since. Not sure about BIFL, but haven't seen any sign of breakage yet.
I've heard it called "Suicide Tuesday" or perhaps "Suicide Wednesday" in your case
Yes you’re right of course but YouTube is not doing anything about it. Where is the middle ground between great firewall of china and an unlimited stream of content that anyone anywhere can target at kids that is available because it fits someone else’s definition of free speech for this to be available?
Doesn't this approach make you update results of failing tests wholesale and possibly miss where a new result of some test is actually wrong?

https://docs.rs/expect-test/latest/expect_test/
Sounds like a glyph encoding.
Doesn't build or run for me on any of the computers i try it. Is there a way to have a Docker container for that? Also, if i do the http(s) offload with nginx to redirect on it's 8080 port, will the rest work with appropriate ports open?
You can contact me on Telegram @codeda, i am willing to pay for the Dockerfile for it.
I was glad to read this, I feel the same. Deep down I’ve been dreading that the cause is just me getting old…
I meant it more that if the suit fails in the U.S similar suits might work in other countries.

It is a multi-front battle they face.
I’m sorry, but the article you linked is just sensational - its header claims alcohol is more harmful than heroin. Alcohol usage is extremely widespread, so of course its negative effects are more obvious in the population than other drugs. Personally, I’d rather be surrounded by a group of alcohol abusers than a group of psychedelics abusers.
I hope you are aware that you are the one doing the "gaslighting".
nftables are now supported so one hassle less, bump up the kernel. I also use Docker in WSL2 to keep Windows clean. I love this setup.
https://developer.apple.com/xcode-cloud/ ;-)
But incentives to maximize output is different from incentives to preserve current artists’ livelihoods.

We can create incentives so more people become doctors, but the purpose of incentives at the end of the day must maximize life saving, whether it’s done by an AI or a doctor using an AI.
> Alcohol truly is one of the worst drug we use

I also highly recommend episode about alcohol from Huberman Lab:
https://hubermanlab.com/what-alcohol-does-to-your-body-brain...

They eye opener for me was how "moderate" alcohol use (like 6 beers over the weekend or 1 beer every day) causes lasting effects. One of them is increasing cortisol levels throughout the week.
I don't think that (strong) anxiety is part of ones "true nature", but rather something you get from childhood traumas etc.

And mind altering drugs can help overcome those - or they can push you deeper into them.
Same in other parts of Europe. Current population of 18-30 year olds for sure has a majority of people who tried MDMA or other psychedelics
The f-string annoyance that dwarfs all others is forgetting the bloody f, and the associated forehead slap when the console says "the answer to your big calculation is {answer}" (sic). Unfortunately I'm not sure there's any clever language solution to that.
Many reasons.

The event is too far back in the past to be proven and prosecuted.

And in the uk and europe, the governments will not go after such things,maybe europe is a bit more free than other countries in that regard.

And once the uk was past this https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ebeneezer_Goode , it became mainstream.
I think I would keep the f-prefix if I were to do a Python dialect from scratch with lessons learned. Making { a special character in any string seems excessive and prone to user injected rogue values that are hard to catch in all places of a large system.

Having the slightly safer types of strings be the default seems prudent.
How to Program Simply by Not Using Object-Oriented Programming
> I disagree, because it could be prevented by not training on copyrighted material in the first place.

This.

> The legal system hasn't yet reviewed such widespread infringement yet to create precedent. But eventually it will, and I don't believe it will be kind.

There you go, we'll see how this is tested against the AI bros once the legal system catches up.
Web design is still going to be in demand at the high end but most businesses these days will settle for a Facebook page or free WordPress theme. If this looks the same as every other site then, from their point of view, it's validation of sorts that they are doing the right thing.

Regarding eCommerce, you really don't want your visitors to do anything other than add products to the cart and checkout so a simple, universal design is preferable to something that's going to win awards for aesthetic appeal.
Do you think homeless people are mostly homeless because of the lack of a house?
Well, theoretically more like a vague memory of it or taking notes on it.