skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
We didn't, we have Social Security. You don't have to contribute to a 401k. And you can keep it all in a money market fund if you want; it'll still be tax advantaged.
It's easier to get extradited to the US than to North Korea

In fact I don't think any countries will extradite you to North Korea. There's plenty (including many in the neighborhood of Switzerland) that extradite to the US for at least some crimes.
Should compare it to average parking spot size.
So how many guys have you slept with?

It's not neutral but guys like to pretend it is.
I agree on the sentiment. Take some old "large" car and newish midsize car. While the old car will be huge on the outside, steering wheel to backseat distance will be pretty very much comparable. And aside from general ergonomics, that's the thing one usually cares about when looking for larger than micro cars
https://esolangs.org/wiki/Piet

> Piet is a stack-based esoteric programming language in which programs look like abstract paintings.
Some places far from the northern countries taking part in that war will probably be survivable: think South Africa or Argentina and maybe Australia/NZ.
I'm not confident that is it safe to link to the site operated by such hacktivist. I prefer to see link for news article on HN headline, rather than criminal hacker's website itself, but I don't know rules.
> Beyond that things will not really be that bad.

Apart from a gigantic global food crisis for at least a decade - see this comment for just a "small" nuclear war, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34448255 - and the disruption of the supply chain that makes what happend during COVID look like nothing at all happened there? Which means you can also forget about a lot of daily necessities like lots of chemicals and medicines, even if you yourself don't use them directly.

Good luck going into forests trying to get enough wood - together with tens of millions of other people from around you. Never mind food, after the first year, which can probably be covered from the reserves. Asia and Africa will be quite busy dealing with a large population they can't feed any more, anybody who can attempting to flee and they won't take "no" for an answer at the borders.

> After 6 months trains will be running again and there will be plenty of food,

How, magic? (see linked comment and the study there, and remember that's only a "small" nuclear war they are talking about there)

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[silent sigh] Why am I even participating in this kind of discussion... I guess it's early morning and I'm procrastinating.
In my experience, nothing beats solving problems. Even if you get help via solution manuals. I went from being a B/A student to top of my classes (engineering) by solving many problems. I would do my homework and then go back before exams and redo the homework twice for a total of solving the problems 3 times. Never failed me. I actually managed to get a perfect score from a professor who wrote notoriously difficult exams where a 50% to 60% was curved to be a B
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This is genius. Anecdotally I’ve seen a high correlation between procrastination and perfectionism. Once you have a vomit draft I can see how the perfectionist bent suddenly works in your favour.
I don’t think that a religious person who accomplished so much would shy away from killing themselves and everyone else, they will even have some religious justification for it. There are also groups out there who advocate for forcing gods hand into starting the judgment day already.

The religious zealots are not the only risk, there are quite many nihilists out there who don’t believe or even care about their impact on the world.
> Not trying to defend the guy, but come on - he bought a company, took it private, and he is now free to ruin it as he sees fit.

if you can legally do something, then it's ok to do it? or you should do it?

your argument seems pretty amoral - like, you don't expect musk to even have a sense of right and wrong, much less try to act in a manner which many/most would consider decently.

> And we have to consider the fact that when a celebrity does something, it is blown to a much bigger proportion by the media.

i could see this argument, but musk's actions are having serious consequences on thousands++ of people, at least -- thus, i would argue it is and should be a big deal. that he is a celebrity is irrelevant, imo.

> your thesis that bad behaviour only happens because people are unaccountable is demonstrably false.

only? no.

but is bad / antisocial behaviour much more likely when expected to be relatively free of consequences? i'd almost bet my life on it. maybe there's some wrinkle i haven't thought of yet, but it doesn't seem like rocket science.
Doesn't sound right to me. A normal clause of that form would look like "she/her" and indicate that the pronoun is "she" as the subject of a clause and "her" otherwise.

This would indicate that maia wants to be referred to as "it" as the subject of a clause and "she" otherwise.
I prefer taking 10-15 mins in the morning to plan my day. This includes both work and non-work activities. I believe that if this micro-practice of reflecting on tasks, priorities etc. becomes a habit, then for me the at the macro level things begin to fall into place automatically.

Also I prefer good old pen/pencil and a notepad over any software but you could do this any way you like. I always have a pen and notepad lying on my desk. I write lots of different things down like due dates for bills, upcoming birthdays, even ideas or tasks that I do not want to forget. For ideas, tasks etc., you can at a later point rewrite from your notepad to obsidian, trello (or your software of choice).
Assuming:

- you can't change the organization, only your own behavior (just assume it, you don't have to agree)
- the behavioral issues you reported were what caused the company to part ways with you
- those behavioral issues were caused by burnout

What would you do differently to avoid the burnout?
Sorry, if it came across as criticism. I was trying to put myself in your shoes.

Edited to add after reading the comment again: Having said that, by the way you have reacted to my comment..I think it would serve you well to be more introspective of your thought process.

Why are you so sensitive to criticism and if you expect others to toe the lines of the boundaries that aren’t clearly defined, you shouldn’t have shared the details.

Engaging in any kind of interaction where people lend their ears to your words is calling upon their time and attention. If you call upon our time and ask for our attention and then complain about perceived criticism that you are not comfortable with it..then perhaps you should be aware that people can’t read your mind.

It comes across as manipulative where you are instructing the public as to the kind of response you’d like to hear. You have to pay people for that. Those people are called therapists and they charge $250/hour.

I think you need take some time off and ask yourself why you react like this. It isn’t normal and it must be difficult for you to interact with the RoW. It would be in your best interest to not consider everyone as against you.

Also: I didn’t read every comment and your reply to it in the thread. This is not my homework. I only replied to the parent.

ETA: good grief!! I read some more of the thread. Perhaps you need to speak to a woman instead of chatting with other men with the same problem. Someone needs to say this. As a female, I have a dim view of this chit chat amongst what seems to be a mostly a male bubble.

If a man wants to improve their relationship with women, then they need to speak to women. Not speak to other men who are essentially enablers here.
Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, Snapchat and TikTok all forbid third party clients.

The only outlier, Reddit, is massively unprofitable.

You can't run an advertising business while inviting competitors to use your content for free.
>what's the likelihood that an order like that by Stalin would be documented so explicitly if at all?

Some of his/his associates documents have been published post fall of the USSR, so non-zero but low. That's why the claim seemed extraordinary.
Who said it’s interpreted?
Afaik falafel isn't just chickpeas. It also has some vegetables, spices, at least the one that I prefer and even after baking it doesn't feel too dry
I live in Germany and regularly travel to neighbouring countries by car. The lack of speed limits on some sections of the German Autobahn makes traveling through that country seriously exhausting. While you just keep on keeping on on non-German highways driving on a German Autobahn section without tempo limit can feel like entering a war.

The typical makeup of a three-lane section of German Autobahn is:

- Right: trucks, very slow vehicles
- Middle: people who go at reasonable speeds (~130 to 160 km/h depending on the terrain)
- Left: people who disregard the physics of air resistance and blast without limits

This is the ideal, but not what you will encounter on the road. Whenever a truck overtakes another you have to beeak down or use the leftmost lane and make sure the cars that approach from behind with a potential delta of 100+ km/h don't crush you to death. Generally this leads to many stressful and dangerous situations.

Speed limits make sense because they make driving safer by deceeasing the possible speed delta between vehicles who share a road.
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1923 dollars are worth more than face value to collectors, but that's marginal value so you'd have to sell them pretty slowly.

Anyway, that's what you get for not contributing to money velocity. It's not designed as a savings product, so don't save with it.
How much money do we spend contributing to the training set?

Those insights, comments, articles, code example, etc are free to use because we published those on sites that don't own the content but earn from it. If they owned them, the they would be responsible for hate speech.

So our costs for producing the training set is negligible.
One strong influence on not coming back if taking time off is, I believe, the comfort one attains from a steady income. You worked only part-time which may have mitigated that influence.
while BQP vs P is all nice and good, afaik, the scaling just isn't there yet on the hardware. one, the noise is too high, two the bits are too low, and apparently we don't have error correction whatsoever.

i remember that even the 'factoring of 15' on a quantum computer uses some special hacks (that needs the answer) to code it in.
There's a sweet spot where you have a few moments to reflect on the shockwave that is heading your way after you see the bright flash of the explosion (and are probably blinded by that). Far enough away that you can still dive into a corner for protection and survival. Anywhere too close and it won't matter what you do. But there's an appreciable range where the shock wave is going to do significant but potentially survivable damage and where you might have a couple of seconds to do something.
If you feel confident in your calculations, sure. I've seen the same argument in average speed zones in UK - "in theory" if there's heavy traffic and you go slower than 70mph for a good while, when the traffic clears up you should be able to go much faster and not get a ticket, right? Well, it's not so simple, because the "average" calculation can be done over small stretches instead of the whole big stretch(so if there are 12 cameras on the stretch, the average might be taken from the first 4, then next 4 then next 4 - so it's not so easy to avoid being charged for speeding). The easiest way around it is to....just not speed.
This is actually how you get anything properly done in regards to your brain chemistry (according to current knowledge). Reaching goalposts consistently propagates the drive to continue.
In video form: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fibDNwF8bjs
SQL Aggregate Functions
This explains the SQL aggregate functions which includes AVG(), COUNT(), FIRST(), LAST(), MAX(), MIN(), and SUM() functions.
Yeah, if it doesn’t boot it doesn’t count. Everything after reset vector counts as game code.
The golden era of being an open startup is gone
Do not do that. Thinking about investments violates like four of the rules.

https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Bogleheads®_investment_philo...

The purpose of financial advisors is to stop people from thinking; if you just stop thinking on your own you'll never need one.
That's great advice. I do something similar with art. I draw 100 poor sketches/drawings that are meant to be really bad and then eventually the good idea pops out without trying.

I think this has something to do with avoiding triggering your amygdala, because once the stress sets in you get a fight or flight reaction and then creativity gets completely shut down. Dance around the amygdala and you'll be creating cool stuff.
Hey, I'm the author of this blog post. I didn't think anyone would even read it, let alone post it on HN. To be honest it's a little scary how many people are seeing this post since it's basically my 2am anxiety-fueled cry for help. But it's also motivating reading all these comments from people who've had similar experiences and are offering encouragement. I'm reading every one of your replies and they're giving me the confidence that I can be better and do better.
Maia uses both she and it pronouns. The poster before me misgendered it though, which absolutely isn't okay.
VR replaces your world with a virtual one. AR casts virtual things into the normal world.

Camera pass through isn't AR, the same way a security camera isn't AR just because you could potentially view it on a VR HMD. There needs to be the component of combining the normal and virtual worlds. Camera pass through is just an ease of use feature.
It does have the Toyota Hilux, which is very similar to the Tacoma.
Really cool - I’m loving this playlist!

“Radiohead with chillwave”
I love Lua but I can also see AWK working like a charm here.
very unsafe situation when 50% drive 100 and the rest are doing 50.

somebody has to adjust. speed fans usually are not the ones to compromise, so everybody drives around 100.

people get used to 100, some groups starts pushing for 110, and this keeps up based on safety feeling of speed lovers.
A decreasing percentage if otherwise IT-literate people know about the 8.3 limit introduced by DOS that is slowly fading into history.
Demonstrating causal connections using the macOS log
Impossible Burger is the stuff used at Burger King. At least in Finland. Or did you mean available at the supermarket ?
One time (early 2000s) my dad was driving across a remote and desolate stretch of Utah, on a motorcycle, doing speeds well into the 3 digit miles per hour.

Approaching civilization, he had slowed to a reasonable speed of his own accord and was surprised to be pulled over by a highway patrolman, who proceeded to greet him by name and revealed that a helicopter had been trailing him and retrieved his registration detail from above. The officer was relatively friendly about the whole thing but he received a costly ticket.
* The Man Who Loved Only Numbers, by Paul Hoffman

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/714583.The_Man_Who_Loved...

* Algorithms to Live By, by Brian Christian & Tom Griffiths (not really a Math book, mostly computer science, but still has some math algorithms and their implementations to real life)

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/25666050-algorithms-to-l...
Ha! Loved the linked story. Thanks for posting.
Event the $400 Quest can do that
Vague criteria are a recipe for abuse by corrupt cops and a feeding ground for lawyers. I'm all for looking at individual cases, but where possible, strict and simple rules that everybody can understand are best. This applies to traffic rules as much as it does to tax law and other things.
Genesis Filed for Bankruptcy
I do something similar. There even used to be a lovely website that had a text entry box which would delete words if you didn’t keep up a certain words per minute. It sounds daft but it was actually useful to use at least a couple of times to train yourself to keep writing, even if it was garbage.
I think now I might be tempted to use dictation to reduce barriers ti getting words down even more.
Rooting for you get through this! How did the meeting go?
> We already produce multiple times more food than what we will actually consume

It's funny, your comment seems very naive to me. :)

For example, it misses all of the problems subtleties - and so, its potential solutions.

Eg: Where are we producing more food than is being consumed? Who is benefitting from it, and who is losing out? Which of these misallocations can be easily solved? How?

By examining this issue properly, instead of writing it off as a perennial failure that nothing can be done about, potential modifications appear, ideas form, applications start to be structured.

The optimum distribution of food is a solvable problem, it's a great application of AI/ML, and assuming the easiest-to-solve routes can be cheaply identified first, could be a great startup idea requiring a minimal investment in likely mostly communications-based (very cheap) solutions. In the easiest cases resources only need rerouting. In probably the hardest, regulations need changing.

Yet, I've witnessed local, underfunded grass-roots organisations actually pull this off. One essentially solved homeless hunger in an area (and contained a bunch of other social issues in the process), simply by going to all local restaurants and grocers, collecting everything they throw out each day, and offering it instead to those in need.

Regarding the future, and the potential technological empowerment of such initiatives, AI/ML/automation/robotics - it's all open source, cheap and widely available. I often see interesting projects, or useful learning resources put online by people you might refer to as "the poor".

I don't think the idea they can't afford these things pans out. They might end up a couple of generations behind in tech, but that doesn't equal zero participation in the benefits.

As for the "elite", they are historically only ever a transient force, eventually eliminated by the gross unpalatability of their continuing excess. Relying on their continued dominance doesn't just strike me as exactly what they'd wish us to do, it also - given the endlessly-repeating historical precedent - seems foolish.
So the Citroen looks taller even though it’s shorter by measurement.

Isn’t this exactly the effect they are explaining in the FAQ? (Link at the bottom of the page). Depending on the curvature of the roof line, if you stand closer or further away, perspective will make one car or the other look taller.
Same. One doctor didn't understand the previuos one prescription - that it's a combo for self-amplifying symptoms and makes no sense incomplete - I'm lucky that the other worked there for a while. No doctor found out that as a vegetarian I may be missing an enzyme (bromelain, which dissolve mucus).
I've been reading some books recently around taking notes and distraction. The most salient part of the book Indistractable is how distraction is primarily a pain management problem.

The relevant chapter starts with

> But after digesting the scientific literature, I had to face the fact that the motivation for diversion originates within us. As is the case with all human behavior, distraction is just another way our brains attempt to deal with pain. If we accept this fact, it makes sense that the only way to handle distraction is by learning to handle discomfort.
If distraction costs us time, then time management is pain management.

Which I felt was a decent stab at the heart of the issue.
Exactly! That was the exact thing I was trying to think of a way to do.

Got any ideas? There’s discriminators, but after reading over prior work, it seems like they help, but they weren’t really a groundbreaking / effective solution.

I had two harebrained ideas in mind. One is to add yolo style object detection. The difference between a blurry mess and a recognizable object is the fact that it’s a recognizable object, so minimizing the error wrt yolo might work. (“If there are more recognizable objects in the ground truth image than the generated image, penalize the network”)

The other was to try to make some kind of physics-based prediction of the world — if it knows roughly where a street is, or where a wall is relative to an object, then it’ll likely be less confused when generating objects. That idea is very nascent, but right now I’m attacking it by trying to get our RNN to predict an nbody simulation. (Two or three 2D circles that have a gravitational effect on each other, with bouncing when they collide.) The RNN is surprisingly okay at that, even though it’s only examining pixels, but it gets blurry. I was going to try to get it to spit out actual predictions of position, velocity, acceleration, radius in the hopes that it’ll be able to make a connection between “I know there’s a ball flying along this trajectory, so obviously it should still be there 3 frames from now.”

It seems like the more traditional solution is to add a loss term related to the optical flow of the image (displacement from the previous frame to current), or to do foreground/background segmentation masks and have it focus only on the foreground. Both of those feel like partial solutions though, and it feels like there should be some general way to “force it to make up its mind,” as you say. So if you have any oddball ideas (or professional solutions), I’d love to hear!
Unless it's a CSV file exported from a Nordic locale Excel, in which case your CSV exports will use semi-colon as column separators and commas as decimal points. And yes the filename will still end with ".csv"

So the following Excel export I just did will parse perfect fine with your CSV parser but give you completely the wrong thing:

1;2,3;3,3
2;7,3;9,3
3;4,5;7,5
Elon Musk's Appetite for Destruction
That.....frankly doesn't make sense, or it breaks the English language in ways that I'm not familiar with(admittedly it's not my first language).

Do you mean that instead of saying "it's her apple" you'd say "it's she apple"?
This is great - I like RTEMS but I was looking for something like DiscoBSD when I found it
Any comments on developing with either would be most appreciated
No one talks about fun here, but it is something different wanting to go on despise hardships vs. giving all up (and the people dependant on you).