skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Fast charging is mostly needed in highways, not cities
> There is no control of not doing the 20 sec sprints, so i'm not sure how I can conclude that the sprints give the benefit vs the low intensity work surrounding it.

This.

We cannot tell, from the experiment, how much of a difference each high intensity section in the 10m contributes.
Azure is the most developer hostile cloud environment. I have zero sympathy for people being affected by this because if you voluntarily use Azure then this is what you deserve. Sorry for being so miserable, but Azure has given me soooo much grief over the last 10 years that I'm just completely done with this shitshow of a platform.
Is it actually any more injury prone?
There don't seem to be any Wirth's around, design-wise. We're in the Algol-68 committee's time line.
From the New York Times, but 9to5google say they have corroborated it.
Bitlocker is also the default on most w10 and all w11.
Control would not be safe, going from 500w to idle can cause cardiac problems.
Especially with elevated bmi.
Children learn much more than morals when they are small. Even "nothing happens" stories have some value for them, they teach them other normal things (bread making?), or trigger some thoughts (you need to investigate sometimes). The problem with this story is that it's stupid, there's no explanation for the fairy's behaviour, and the butter park doesn't make sense.
The opposite extreme, slow zone-2 cardio, is important too. It takes forever, but the upside is you can burn through your Netflix queue while doing it.
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> In fact they have brought this to such perfection that if a stranger commits any offence that obliges him to flee from China, they send his portrait far and wide. A search is then made for him and where so ever the person bearing a resemblance to that portrait is found is arrested 30."

China. A surveillance state since the 1300s.

/jk of course
Empirically, it’s obviously necessary.
Grammatically correct utter garbage.
Same, but I use podman, and a simple k8s compatible manifest that I start with "podman play kube manifest.yml"

It supports named volumes, configmaps and that is enough for local dev environments, and editor agnostic.
An ant’s sense of smell is so strong, it can sniff out cancer
They studied sedentary men.

> Methods: Sedentary men [...] performed three weekly sessions of SIT [...] or MICT [...] for 12 weeks or served as non-training controls
Eh, it isn't the AI's fault...

This is the plot he used to feed the AI: "Once upon a time there was porcupine. Every day, she baked a loaf of bread. One day the loaf disappeared. Because of that, she had too much butter. Because of that, things got slippery. Until finally she opened the first ever butter theme park."

I can bet you that if you specifically asked the AI to include some morals it would do so

In fact I'll show you.

Input: what are some values that could be included in a children's book with the following plot: Once upon a time there was porcupine. Every day, she baked a loaf of bread. One day the loaf disappeared. Because of that, she had too much butter. Because of that, things got slippery. Until finally she opened the first ever butter theme park.

Output:

Some values that could be included in a children's book with this plot could include:

Perseverance: The porcupine continues to bake bread even after it goes missing, and she uses her excess butter to create something new and exciting.

Creativity: The porcupine comes up with the idea for a butter theme park, showing that it's possible to turn a problem into an opportunity.

Resourcefulness: The porcupine uses her excess butter to create something new and exciting, rather than letting it go to waste.

Entrepreneurship: The porcupine opens the first ever butter theme park, demonstrating the importance of taking initiative and starting one's own business.
I agree with you 99.8%. I think there would be a clause in any short contract where if you were unable to provide the stock at the end then you would be liable to pay the cash equivalent. If the stock had "gone to the moon" you would be bankrupt but if the stock had gone to zero then your payment would be zero (or maybe miniscule)
I asked the same question and it gives the same answer for every book. What's the point?
Oh good, another of the weekly studies that finds having sedentary people do a light exercise regimen of any kind sees their fitness improve just as others doing light exercise.

Can't wait for the meta study of "it doesn't really matter what you do".
> Everything in between these two is arguably time wasted.

This is if we're myopically focusing on cardiovascular and metabolic outcomes.
Tools such as ChatGPT threaten transparent science; our ground rules for use
It's 8 minutes, not one minute

The people in the study were out of shape to start with

The improved measures were insulin sensitivity index, peak oxygen uptake, and "skeletal muscle mitochondrial content"

No change in body mass

In conclusion, if you're out of shape, you can improve a limited number of fitness measures just as much doing 3x8 minutes of higher intensity exercise as much 3×45m less intense exercise over 12 weeks
Most traditional medicines likely no better than placebo, this is why they are still traditional. Some are outright dangerous, like those that contained aristolochic acid[1].

[1] https://www.asianscientist.com/2017/10/health/liver-cancer-h...
I wonder how self driving cars would manage a "letting an emergency vehicle through"-situation, especially during a traffic jam or at a red light. Because human drivers do the right thing there and do "forbidden" stuff there, like ignoring lanes or driving onto side walks and such.
I remember that back in my console days, COD MW2 on Xbox 360 was full of glitchers and cheaters. I don't think the situation on PC vs console is all that much different.
Congrats, looks really amazing! May I ask what your AI stack is? Do you use MidJourney for the images and GPT for the stories or something else? How do you ensure the output stays consistent across images - do you use the seed image and a custom set of prompts for each image, or did you use eg StableDiffusion and did some customized training à la Dreambooth to ensure consistency? Is the workflow fully automated, or are the outputs reviewed and the prompts iterated on manually?
Me too: https://storykoala.ai/
Do they? It reads more like a request from the community, but without any statement from Gitpod itself.
Works for me (not right now, but in general).
Nah. Read up on the real events behind the Cuban Missile Crisis.

One Soviet General in Cuba decided that he didn't want to be the guy who ended the planet. That's why we're all still here.
I don’t like it. Synthetic looking and doesn’t hit hard.
No, I simply do not want my workstation to be littered with dev dependencies that are used on a single project, or have to install nvm, rvm, asdf, to manage conflicting language runtimes. Nor I want to use Nix, not my jam, sorry.

All I need is Emacs, and podman.
I did something similar back in early 2021 (that I ended up self-publishing for fun). It turned out ok at best, but it was a pretty fun project - it's now a cool snapshot of AI generation technology of the time.

The progress that has been made in text and image generation over the last ~2 years is insane.
The person who bought the chickens told me that battery chickens were not suitable because the bones were too soft. Farm chickens were needed. The farmer never knew what the chickens were for.
Makes sense to use a different domain if everything is down because it could also effect DNS for the main domain.
> I seem to recall Xerox Parc was designed to foster serendipitous meetings between departments.

This has been a common argument about returning to office, especially for R&D jobs. But in my experience in corp R&D, people are so busy in meetings/running between conference rooms, there isn't even enough time to get their actual work done, let alone do free-form discussion. ICs end up using the after-work hours to do most of their work.

WFH actually solves that -- people can stay longer for meetings near the end of the day because they are already home, and don't need to beat the traffic.
Meta refresh IFrame > JS silent fail status page
There are few miseries I deal with regularly that compare to SIP or the hardened runtime telling me I may not debug processes on a computer where I have root. If anything is going to make me abandon macOS (I've been using it since I was a child) it's the "security and privacy" features.
"Android's" track record? Are you sure you don't mean a particular manufacturer or OEM's track record? Because every company that makes Android phones does it differently. Here, Samsung delivered more than they promised:

https://www.aninews.in/news/tech/mobile/samsungs-55-years-ol...

It's not like Apple is delivering all security updates to these old phones either. This one looked pretty critical to them, as the article says it “may have been actively exploited”.
The study apparently only involved male participants. The control group consists of 6, the two treatment groups of 10 and 9 participants. The total N of the study is 25 participants. They conduct a one-way ANOVA on the interaction of time and treatment group indicators. I conclude that the study is woefully underpowered. I do not trust the apparent significance of their results.
I think that’s the way at most companies unfortunately. Maintenance is a cost centre while a new product is a potential revenue stream (until it too becomes a cost centre).
Of course, there's always someone who will say that -.-

Did Windows ME and Windows Vista also work really great for you?
It's going to be the Leak of Legends
which features would you throw out the window?
Every thread on stuff like this there's always someone that has to step in and claim how their cancer was cured by this one weird trick that doctors hate.

Ultimately the odds are that it's masking the symptoms in one way or another. Much like my cousin who went full into traditional medicine and claimed it solved all of her issues that she still has after downing a cocktail of 50 essential oils and whisky.
Absolutely, there's always a moral to a story in any well-known children book. As for trusting the old, well-tested stories more, I agree, we all grew up on them, but they also hold a darker side as many of the classics also hide a lot of subtle old days social and gender stereotypes and references, as well as many hidden sexual allegories that I personally don't really want my kids to buy into - from banal ones like portraying aristocrats as superior, to the really foobar ones with all these passive princesses just sitting and waiting for that one prince charming to come and rescue them. Hats off to the new wave of fairytales (like e.g. Shrek) that are now trying to move away from all these stereotypes.
> Sorry for being so miserable, but Azure has given me soooo much grief over the last 10 years that I'm just completely done with this shitshow of a platform.

And yet it continues to rake in billions + grow 20-40% month over month (even if it is slowing)
Hey josh, cal.com does support paid events
Luckily Microsoft also provides a service for that: Safelinks https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/security/off...

Also a personal favorite of mine: http://microsft.com (not entirely sure if its just to prevent typosquatting or if this is actually used in some products)
What about the people who work for companies use Azure and were not involved in the decision?
This reminded me of the rules for fiction in Flaubert's Parrot. They don't include any mention of whimsy, in fact, but it was fun rereading them.
sigh took them decades to realise. clap-clap

For me it's a common knowledge and I use it quite often.
I always imagined Fuchsia as a server OS, not a replacement for Linux on Android. Wouldn't their KataOS/Sparrow project be more relevant to Android?
Hoping this is fixed by the time I wake up (US). Was just talking with some vendors today that it's Microsoft's world and we just need to adjust to it.
For a reason I have no idea made any sense. It was expensive but also wicked fast. Second hand Optane pci-e cards can be had on eBay and they’re amazing.
They did make their own decision. They connected to a network which has some content filtered. I'd imagine porn, gore sites, etc are - if not blocked - logged.
Apple beefs up smartphone services in ‘silent war’ against Google
As others below have pointed out, the study specifically targets certain markers, and these markers do not encompass "fitness" as we would expect.

I learnt the lesson a long time ago that you need to train long and low as well as short and hard, so I'd like to repost this article from Mark Twight (if anybody has a better - or more original, link, please feel free to post it): https://equipesolitaire.com/blogs/discourse/85824260-no-free...
I don't think this is saying 1 minute of high-intensity sprints is better than all other exercise, if you're doing multiple 40+ km bike rides per week you're probably not the intended audience for this type of exercise. However, I do think it is fair to use the word "fitness" as short-hand for what they were measuring because the below (from the "Results" in the Abstract linked) is a bit of a mouthful and doesn't neatly fit in the title:

" Peak oxygen uptake increased after training by 19% in both groups (SIT: 32±7 to 38±8; MICT: 34±6 to 40±8ml/kg/min; p<0.001 for both). Insulin sensitivity index (CSI), determined by intravenous glucose tolerance tests performed before and 72 hours after training, increased similarly after SIT (4.9±2.5 to 7.5±4.7, p = 0.002) and MICT (5.0±3.3 to 6.7±5.0 x 10-4 min-1 [μU/mL]-1, p = 0.013) (p<0.05). Skeletal muscle mitochondrial content also increased similarly after SIT and MICT, as primarily reflected by the maximal activity of citrate synthase (CS; P<0.001). The corresponding changes in the control group were small for VO2peak (p = 0.99), CSI (p = 0.63) and CS (p = 0.97). "
They all have little hair left on their heads and I feel somewhat sorry for them.
sure! peer@cal.com or cal.com/peer
Windows ME was one of my favorite versions of Windows, not being ironic about it either. Its infamy has more to do with how Joe Average uses computers in general.

As for Vista, while I did not use it in its day I can tell its problems were far more to do with crapass hardware manufacturers and their crapass drivers. Vista with access to 7's drivers and hardware runs just fine.
Is there any feasible way to get midjourney to use the same "character" each time ? The hedgehog and the girl (and the woods) just change - losing some emotional constant across the book.

I am "writing" a book about fairies with my seven year old and Inthink I might use midjourney for the background scenes and photoshop in her fairies, but ... yeah chatgpt and midjourney are kinda like twitter / FB - a mirror of our society and it's artifacts.
What a pain, sorry to hear that and great that it worked.
Similarly there's no way to shut down an HTTP client, the connection pool sticks around for the duration of the program.
which one is missing?
CEOs work for the shareholders not for the employees.

Over the past 2 years, GOOGL is up 3% while QQQ (benchmark) is down 11%.

Why would the shareholders want to fire Sundar Pinchai?

It's weird to me that people don't take the slightest amount of time to think about who can fire Sundar before writing a whole article about firing Sundar.

If you want to fight for worker's rights - advocate for unions or something, this is just clickbait.
I think it was 10 minutes in total:

2min warmup

20sec max effort

2min recovery

20sec max effort

2min recovery

20sec max effort

3min cooldown
This is mainly an effect of Google being such a dominant player though. The sort of search results that are dominating Google is essentially a sort of local minimum in the fitness function.

It's pretty easy to create an search engine that outperforms google in dealing with SEO by valuing different things than Google. But as long as you have a system with a strong monopoly in search directing a huge swath of web traffic, there will be a sort of evolutionary pressure in the direction of what we're seeing on Google.

It's not a function of the sort of search enginge Google is, but its market position, and the fact that there is a metric shit-ton of money to be made in successfully adapting to its algorithms.
Ive used gcp and ive been billed like 10% of minimal wage for setting GCPs demo with like 7 very simple microservices (i dont remember exactly) 4 times and every of them was running like 5 minutes after being deployed and then project was killed

Shit is expensive as hell

For the same money I could rent some weak linux box for a year

Or something decent for a month

Edit 10ms

https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/microservices-demo
When we can use Oberon, there is no need for Modula-2. Oberon is by far simpler and superior. Just enum and records might be missing from the default Oberon.
Did I read this wrong or were the layoffs exclusively for GTM and G&A?

So no R&D, which is who would know the intimate details?
BAAs are not a problem once the company has HIPAA compliance itself
I grind away at our codebase day in day out causing me immense personal anxiety and burnout risk and all for what?

Well! The honest answer is because software engineering is an incredibly satisfying intellectual pursuit. So satisfying that outside of work in my spare time I literally do it for free, giving away my work to strangers as free / open source software.

Why draw a salary then? Or stock? Well obviously I have to feed my family. But also I have to then see that I’m getting a big share of the pie too, because otherwise someone else will be eating some pie that was rightfully mine, and that feels wrong.

Would my C-level pals get their $15m exit without my work? Maybe, but it’s less likely. Would they get it if the other top engineers and I all downed tools or walked out as a group? No. So why is their exit equivalent to several mansions and mine is around about a year’s worth of salary?

Waterfall edge marble kitchen island indeed.
What does that have to do with medicine?
Is it not a bit of a scientific straw man? Most exercise classes, aerobics, CrossFit, whatever, contains bursts of high intensity exercise?
That's quite reductionist (and a bit racist). Islam grew very quickly under Omar Ibn AlKhtab.

> Under Umar, the caliphate expanded at an unprecedented rate, ruling the Sasanian Empire and more than two-thirds of the Byzantine Empire.[3] His attacks against the Sasanian Empire resulted in the conquest of Persia in less than two years (642–644). According to Jewish tradition, Umar set aside the Christian ban on Jews and allowed them into Jerusalem and to worship.[4] Umar was assassinated by the Persian slave Abu Lu'lu'a Firuz in 644.

All of these civilizations will contribute to the Empire. Not much different than what's happening in the US right now.

I'm no historian or anything, but based on history, it was probably Omar who made up Islam in the first place as a way to conquer. The Wikipedia page has some info on that:

> Umar converted to Islam in 616, one year after the Migration to Abyssinia. The story was recounted in Ibn Ishaq's Sīrah. On his way to murder Muhammad, Umar met his best friend Nu'aym ibn Abd Allah who had secretly converted to Islam but had not told Umar. When Umar informed him that he had set out to kill Muhammad, Nu'aym said, “By God, you have deceived yourself, O Umar! Do you think that Banu Abd al-Manaf would let you run around alive once you had killed their son Muhammad? Why don't you return to your own house and at least set it straight?"

This story is probably BS. Omar influenced Muhammad and had him under his command. He then used him to propagate his rule. He was quite agnostic in his state building (he accepted both Jewish and Christians).
Your https://storynoworky.ai unfortunately :(
There is a scene in HBO's Westworld where a character is at a workstation describing a scene using her voice and a low fidelity preview is created in real time. She can manipulate the environment, actors, emotions, etc. I believe this should be end goal for GAI- enabling creatives to build and iterate faster.
That's what happens when you don't have an independent party that keeps tabs on this.
Seems like it. Empty search results here.
Hard disagree. You’re free to do as you please as long as it doesn’t impact others.

Annexing patios and terraces for smokers use very much impacts non smokers. And it’s not like I can sidestep the problem because maybe I would also like to enjoy a meal or drink outdoors without smoking, and if I don’t I still have to walk through a toxic cloud to get into the venue. Never mind being pretty much in the smoking section if the only spot left is near the door or window.

People who smoke bother those who don’t much more than the other way around. It takes one smoker to ruin the air and make it toxic in a 15–30m radius for everyone else.

This isn’t “my” problem. Im not being facetious or picky. Posting an area as smoking doesn’t absolve anyone of the consequences or burden on others. Cigarette smoke stinks (even most smokers agree), is known to be a potent carcinogen, and no one should be forced to inhale secondhand smoke whenever a smoker feels like indulging (and harming themselves but at least it’s their prerogative and mostly their problem except for the huge societal financial burden to treat them afterwards)

Also, this might sound weird in puritanical US but there really isn’t anything sordid about bars or restaurants in Europe. Some bars are more geared towards adults but most places are a mix of families and adults, taking your children with you to these venues doesn’t make you a bad parent and happens often.
Not sure if it's directly related, but GitHub is also experiencing issues: https://www.githubstatus.com/
> major gaps in our understanding of our bodies

True. But it doesn't cancel the fact that most preachers of detoxication and such are cranks.
This is pathetic. You provided only multiple repetitions of a general description of your supposed process, dancing around very specific and concrete questions. You did not dispute any of my claims. Your explanation sounds a lot like the non-language of these moron CEOs in their layoff letters. A modicum of respect for your readership here would have been to highlight which other threads already display this information and discussion. Instead you clearly posted in your first response that it was an arbitrary decision. Also, calling this guy "grinchy" to make it somehow cartoonish is oversimplifying the danger these present to real livelihoods. Think US employees and health insurance for them and their dependants being tied to employment, etc. Just hideous. Please put the whole thread back to the frontpage.
Great satire, very poignant and entertaining.
When there are adversaries with the time, knowledge, and sometimes money to dismantle you, it absolutely is crucial to obfuscate
Does the Internet Archive use Azure? archive.org is throwing 503s
The difference is that the billionaire (better put, the owner class) is the apex predator, so to speak, so there is no one above it demanding higher rents or threatening to put out if business. He falls from ten billion to seven billion. There is so much extra padding he could never spend it.

Caveat, I am not anti capitalist. But I do think much of the dynamic driving the entire financial side of the economy is the mental process of a very few. That is, at tuis level its not impersonal forces.

They pick up the phone (or mail in this case) to the CEO of the companies they own and say: get the stock price back up by cutting 20 percent.
Because it's not the developers that choose the platform and Microsoft knows that.
(South) too