skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Having never used IBM cloud I have no idea. Just saying it's a possibility. Also just because it sucks doesn't mean businesses won't buy it and force their developers to use it, sadly.

As for Toyota, hybrids were basically their last big innovation. And their plug-in hybrids are iterations on their regular hybrids, not new ground-up designs. Since the late 90s they've been continually behind the curve by intent. Their engines/transmissions/infotainment/interior design is all at least 5 years behind the competition, as are their EVs. They've taken a stance that refinement is more important than bleeding edge innovation, and a good chunk of the market seems to agree (my family included, we drive two Toyotas). The hydrogen stuff is just noise.
There should be official services for that. I'm sure Google (or in Germany, heise.de, which publishes multiple IT-related magazines since forever) sees a lot of that as well. The BBC's home page currently weighs in at around 45kb compressed or 230kb uncompressed. Imagine how much traffic is needlessly generated just by connectivity checks, not to speak of the amount of computing power.
Sure, but now you've made it a custom product. Small movies will just use real guns + blanks.
> The National Survey of Family Growth data shows that in 2002 the most sexually active
top 20 % of American heterosexual men had 12 lifetime sex partners while the top 5 %
had 38 partners.3 Ten years later, in 2012, the most sexually active top 20 % now
reported 15 lifetime sex partners and the top 5 % of men reported 50 lifetime sex
partners.

Year | 2002 | 2012

---------------------------------

Top 20% # Partners | 12 | 15

---------------------------------

Top 5% # Partners | 38 | 50

Wow - so what does 2022 look like?
The answer will not be known until it is too late to be useful.

The trappings of status and qualification on the topic slows the introduction of new perspectives. Here's how:

There are respected and established people who can investigate. They will start their investigations with the same pile of axioms that allowed a blind spot to grow into an issue in the first place.

The alternate is challenging the status quo without pre-existing status to speak on the topic. Which makes it easy to shut down, or at least make sure they're ignored in the official channels.
Individually the vast majority of IOT data points will not be of any espionage value. But I'm sure intelligence agencies will be able to glean insight from the data in unexpected but still useful ways in aggregate.
I personally don't have any trouble with them charging for hosting. I don't even have a problem with them offering paid subscriptions. I have a problem with them restricting consumption to their own Apple Podcasts app, because that makes the results not a podcast at all. Like Spotify, they're creating on-demand audio shows that require their client to listen to.
in case anyone doesn't know what that means, its basically this kind of dockerfile

FROM the_source_image as builder
RUN build.sh

FROM the_source_image
COPY --from=builder /app/artifacts /app/
CMD ....

i'm not sure if you can really call it the new best practice though, its been the default for ... a very long time at this point.
Maybe you two should try it together for fun?

Pro tip: You should probably agree to swipe right on everyone indiscriminately to avoid a potential argument.

Not so pro disclaimer: I'm single and not married, so your mileage may vary. Please report back for... research purposes. :)
"Incel" just means "INvoluntary CELibate".

It's a diverse group with diverse opinions.
Then ping your own server, and if there’s a failure then fallback to pining another public service with known high availability to determine if it’s an Internet issue. Pinging Yandex by default every 5 minutes is not necessary
First of all, the phrase "emotional intelligence" is a pop-psychology invention created by Daniel Goleman which has no clinically meaningful use. There's a big difference between emotional intelligence and emotional regulation.

There's also a difference between traumatic experiences (such as you moving somewhere new at 10 and struggling with isolation and being bullied) and how you may have psychologically adapted to these situations. But nothing you've mentioned implies that your brain can "learn to be put into a depressive mindset" -- it's more the case that strenuous challenges that haven't been addressed, or moved past, or evolved from, will continue to cause problems until work is gradually done to address them.

I have always felt it's similar to musculoskeletal issues. You can do a lot of damage to your lower back by sitting at a desk all day, or to your wrists by typing at an angle that causes repetitive strain. That damage can be "mitigated" in different ways -- medication, surgery, physical rehabilitation. While the last one is most difficult, it's also the most effective because you're training the mind-muscle connection at the point where it's fragility is causing and compounding structural damage.

Even as people get older, until they reach very old age, it's rare for these kinds of MSK problems to occur in ways that cannot be unwound by adherence to physical therapy and a good exercise regimen. I think the same is true for our minds. As you mention in an earlier comment, if you do something that makes you happy, you feel happy for that time before drifting back to depression. But that in and of itself may be the point -- if you are constantly doing things which make you happy, it may not be immediate, but eventually you can re-orient your brain you being default-happy with depressive episodes rather than the other way around. That doesn't make it easy, of course, nor is there a one time fix.
This stack is pretty incomplete for most MVPs, as unless you're building something trivial like a landing page, you'll probably at some point also need libraries or a custom implementation for:

- Validations

- Translations

- Error and request logging and auditing

- Security (CQRS, CORS, CSRF)

- Permissions and a way to integrate it with your authentication (does supabase handle this? don't know)

- Email sending

- Background jobs

- Caching

- File uploading

- Rate limiting

- ...

Every time somebody suggests "just" Next.js, just "Remix", just "flask" or just [insert minimalist framework] I think they're either building something pretty trivial, or wasting a lot of time on rebuilding or integrating things you get for free with batteries included frameworks.
> What makes you think they haven’t been doing mock trials and tons of supervised learning?

The CEO tweeting they fucked up a default judgement [1]. That not only communicates model failure, but also lack of domain expertise and controls at the organisational level.

[1] https://mobile.twitter.com/questauthority/status/16175419211...
SSRIs affect me strangely. I feel mentally like I’m not depressed but then I have all of the symptoms of depression amplified. Oversleep, no motivation etc but hey I feel like I’m not sad internally.
MJ is easy to get started with and works well out of the box. SD is for those that want to do things that MJ can't like embeddings.
Well that escalated quickly...
"There once was a man from Nantucket."

> 1. He had a dog named "Nantucket."

> 2. He lived in a place called a “Scituate.”

> 3. All year long, he would look down at his penis, and say, "This is a barnacle-covered penis."
I believe you're interpreting the OP's second paragraph differently to how it was intended.

The idea isn't that you're "giving" or "providing" or "subsidizing" with welfare - the point is that the subsidization has already occurred, just in a non-human focused way. Factory farming has been subsidized so processed sugars and unhealthy food are the norm. Companies are effectively subsidized by allowing minimum wage scheduling without providing healthcare.

This all has knock on effects. Healthy food isn't just a cultural issue, many people simply don't have the time or access to be able to cook healthy natural food. For the vast majority of people, they have no possible access to a therapist, even if they wanted to or were able to afford it (unlikely in the case of the US healthcare system). And of course, since there's minimal insurance support for general therapy, there's a much smaller market for people to go into it. The negative feedback loop continues.

I agree with your general point that life gives back very little meaning in our society, but its important to understand that this doesn't just occur because life is too easy. For many people, life is hard. And there isn't a visible path out of the situation they're currently in. Checking out/dropping out/giving up is honestly a reasonable response.

TLDR: Try not to think of Welfare as a handout. See it as a signal of a broken society that needs fixing.
Go Developer Survey – January 2023
Aviato took away too many of them
src and href are now forbidden tags. should be filter out the most crap.
Fair, but if you're writing a communication where you care about wording, it's probably going to be public or semi-public anyway
Ah, yes, regulatory burden. Such a boogieman.

It takes a lot of effort to type one sentence on a job posting.

If you're hiring you already know what you're willing to pay for the position. It really isn't that hard to write that down where people besides just HR can see.
I think women get it when they experience the same thing in their 40s.
Fair enough, I did not concisely or accurately demonstrate that wages adjusted for cpi have returned to ~2019 levels which in my mind seems stagnant.
Lol and I thought this was a real phenomenon I have never observed or heard of.
I'm not sure how that's calculated, but in Seattle, 1 kwh of electricity is $0.12, so 100 miles (at ~4mi/kwh) costs $3.

That said, I charge at work for free.
Nextjs deployed on Vercel
Hasura with Postgres
Apollo server deployed on Lambda using serverless framework.
Or your computer crashed and you're having to rebuild from a failed backup. Or you're traveling away from your backups and need access. Or you upload from one device and usually download to your archive on another device. There are more scenarios in heaven and earth than I could possibly list here.
which supplement helped you most ?
My partner and I are in a ENM relationship and that is spot on. I get some matches here and there but she gets 100s of likes
I am happy about the study, since I think this is underresearched. However, I think Gini Index this is a horrible way to look at it.

Regular sex is important, but regularly switching sex partners isn't really how I want to live my life. I don't want 50 lifetime partners, 38, 15, or even 12. I wanted one. That I have more than one is a sign of failure of a relationship each time, which is not a success.

If I had my choice, I'd:

1. go back to a 1930-style relationship, were I would have married early and stayed together.

2. We'd have clear roles, although not the sexist, dated ones from 1930. I'm very flexible, so I don't much care what they are. I just don't want conflict over who does what, re-negotiation of everything, and clear roles eliminate a lot of room for conflict. With some permanent, clear division of responsibility, we both know what's required of a good partner, and if each of us focuses on that, things work out.

3. As a cultural norm, divorce would only happen for fault (abuse, infidelity, etc.). Both sides would try to be good spouses.

4. Extended families would live together and support each other (which also keeps an eye on things not going south).

I'm not trying to impose that on anyone else, except for a research methodology to account for people like me.
I am a regular reader of Reddit's "Am I the Asshole" and the sheer number of terrible boyfriends/husbands is jaw-dropping. And that's probably always been true, but what has changed is the extent to which women now have agency through having decent jobs and not being social pariahs if they're not married and pregnant by 22. The stuff my grandmother put up with just doesn't fly today.

So if the content of AITA is any guide, we could solve a lot of these problems just by training the bottom quartile of men in the basics. Hygiene. Being a good roommate. Being a good friend. Being a good economic partner. Etc, etc. There appear to be a lot of guys out there who want to go from having mommy do everything while they play video games to having a bang maid [1] who does the same. It's no wonder they're having a harder and harder time getting any.

[1] https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=bang%20maid
The problem with dating apps is that there is an inherent divide, and Match Group (the company that owns pretty much all online dating apps) actively exploits this. Lonely men are deliberately targeted and charged more for services. It may seem silly or nonsensical from above, but for many young men apps like Tinder are the only way of finding "love" they've ever known and they directly equate swipes (or the lack thereof) with their desirability and prospects.

OLD used to be a great way to meet people. However, helping people establish meaningful longterm connections and stop using the service isn't a sustainable business model.

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/04/11/goldman-asks-is-curing-patie...
Maybe not enough foods that meet that requirement is available to feed all of the us?

"In the last couple of centuries humans have done a strange thing: we’ve dug the biggest pits, the deepest holes, and the longest tunnels the world has ever seen, all to find the most insidious and subtle poisons known to our mammalian bodies, remove them from deep inside rocks where they had lain sequestered for eons, and concentrate them in the places where most of us live. We’re starting to think this maybe wasn’t a good idea." https://www.resilience.org/stories/2014-08-11/using-plants-t...
Maintain a broadly diversified portfolio. If you have money to invest, try to avoid tech, since it's highly correlated with your employment situation. Keep costs low and savings high.

Also most importantly don't read the news. I had just started working in 2008 and honestly didn't really pay attention to the recession and luckily it never affected me materially or mentally.
It’s called “Japan”. Low performers are kept in corporations to do nothing all day while many of their peers work themselves to death.
Given that nuclear subs were supposed to use the ability to pick up BBC Radio 4 as a signal to determine if London had fallen, I think, no matter how improbable, it would at least be prudent to check the MOD didn’t have any alarms set to go off if the BBC website stopped responding on port 80.
My bad! That's what I meant. I've read both but I was specifically referring the the Indian heatwave in the opening of Ministry For The Future. Thanks for jogging my memory.
Humanity solves this by having an entrepreneur that just wants to have a business up & running in a sustainable, bootstrapped way, that will give jobs to X people earning Y in salary, while the founder in the long run will earn 5-7Y salary. Instead of having founders that want to be billionaires with VC money in a 5 years time-frame. There is still risk, and a business might fail and jobs be lost, but the scale is different.
Suggest her to try being a recruiter on LinkedIn as a thought experiment. Initial message should be "Hello, I have an exciting job offer for you, I've seen you know React".
Anytime you're holding a gun, its incumbent on you handle it safely. Period.
The Wheel of Time a huge epic. Got started in 1990.

Later completed in 2013 by Sanderson.
Moreso, you never know if there's some logic bomb inserted in the response.

And it's not at all far-fetched. We have the Sony PS2 Linux yanked away after it being a sold feature. And with a joke of a response to that, indicates that any internet connected device is a rental to the ever-changing terms of the real owner.
To be fair this is not entirely due to social dynamics but rather due to MatchGroup companies following identical monetization patterns. They’re just capitalizing on male desperation and artificially widening or narrowing the gap depending on how much you pay.

If you observe the actual dating climate it’s nowhere near this bad and in larger cities like NYC it can even be closer to 1:1.

Rather than a social problem this is an economic problem, and as dystopian as it sounds I personally think the solution here is a non-profit or even govt sponsored dating app. It would be stupidly easy to do this and also add a whole lot more trust (bad actors may face real consequences), which is one of the other huge reasons why dating apps struggle with getting women into their app.
unless you're already accustomed to jealousy management via some sort of ENM, it's probably unwise.
anyone with experience or opinions on keeper? https://www.keepersecurity.com/
They would hop on a p2p or federated social network in a heartbeat if it were the only option.

The fact that the CDA and 230 have tilted the internet away from those, by propping up currently large businesses does not mean that's the only way the internet can work.
nice, but where's the swing in the generated midis? Would be also nice to here the midi with appropriate soundfont (not piano)
Put a backpack on with some weight in it and go for the same walk. You’ll get a much better workout, you’ll feel better and it doesn’t even feel all that different to walking without it. If you want more information on this have a read through this:

https://blog.goruck.com/rucking-training/the-rucking-white-p...

It helped me get through a depressing period in my life.
Hopefully no one is using lambda for connection health checks. An empty static page on a CDN is probably a better use of resources.

But yeah, at that point just ping google since they’ve spent millions on availability.
Yes, you are right. Thanks for the suggestions.
It depends. You'd have to be able to prove they'd never offer anybody that max.

It's likely that 25% under the listed maximum is the maximum they'll offer GP when paired with their resume/experience/interview performance.
People who think like this don't tend to stay married long.
I think it's not going to be that hard to argue that the company is infringing the copyright of those whose images they are using. Especially once the judge is show how similar the output of SD can be to a particular artist's images with the right prompts (proving that SD has memorized a significant amount of those images).
This whole thing was clearly a marketing stunt, they knew from the beginning they wouldn't be able to do it but they got a ton of free publicity out of it.
Obviously crap article ignoring actual self driving and only comparing lane assist
Practically, yes - it's more-or-less equivalent.

Psychologically, I'm not so sure. Loss aversion is a much stronger than not getting a benefit (think about not getting your bonus versus taking a pay-cut at work; even if the amounts are the same, I doubt you would feel the same about it) - so I think the explicit tax on childlessness would be more influential because of that.
But Obesity isn't very much about personal choice, as evidenced by most people being able to keep a reasonable weight without counting calories or putting in any effort whatsoever, while people like me have to obsess over everything because if we ate the way we "naturally" feel like we should then we'd be blimps.

Or rather, it is about choice, but the choice for some is "obsess over it and suffer a lot more than the people around you for the rest of your life", not to mention generally being treated like not being able to fight your body's compulsions is a personal failing by people who don't have to fucking do that.

P.S.: And before you go shoving your fad bullshit advice of the week at me, it should be noted that at one point I had lost half my body weight and am still over 100lbs down. I have been doing this for over a decade, I have tried every trick anyone has yet devised to make this easier and none of the work for this kind of weight.

Any diet will work for 10-15lbs. Like, literally any diet. This has been shown multiple times. Losing real, serious, obesity-level weight takes significant effort and suffering continuously and anyone who says differently is full of shit.

...unless there's a drug involved. Amphetamines and the new class of diabetes drugs seem to actually work wonders. The former is obviously problematic and ill-advised.
I haven't personally used it, but it looks like a really solid choice as well.

I know of Andrew Culver through Twitter and he seems like a genuinely nice person.
Does anyone think this a lot of this is hormone driven? I know there are studies that show sperm counts are dropping due to chemicals, but I haven’t been able to find anything regarding testosterone levels. I’m not arguing that having higher testosterone will make women more attracted to men, but having higher testosterone undoubtedly gives you more energy/confidence to succeed in life (which probably makes you more attractive to women).
Midjourney AI: /Imagine Beautiful Women
Tinder is straight up depressing for the median dude. My mind was blown just how much harder it was to get a date on tinder vs getting a date in real life. I can do the latter pretty easily but trying to get one on tinder would be like months of constant effort to then get ditched before the date even starts.

It feels like 90% of women on there are chasing the top 10% of dudes and not settling for anything else.
The need itself is the problem, and it's really surprising noone looks at it this way. A drug that 'd make me completely asexual (with no orientation) is the real solution for me, as currently there's none available.
Even ASCII characters like $&@ don’t work.
> it's way harder to argue that the millions of people who follow those celebrities shouldn't be allowed to hear what they have to say, even if they want to.

Nobody is making that argument. The actual argument is that a private company should not be compelled to provide free hosting for them. They can and have used other hosting services but many of their followers apparently prefer not to use those alternatives.
As far as I understand, a blockchain is only needed to achieve consensus on the network state. Why does social media require this?
Not to diminish how hard it is to be impacted by layoffs, 1.5% and 2.5% is fairly small. This really does feel more like restructuring than what the rest of tech has been seeing.
Did everyone forget about the Seinfeld episode where George gets smarter when he foregoes sex altogether?

Because that's how it works IRL
Yeah, and python has been most of my exposure to local Docker, so that may be coloring my experience here. Running a couple off-the-shelf applications in the background with Docker isn't too bad, but having it at the center of your dev workflow where you're constantly rebuilding a container around your own code is just awful in my experience
Anecdotal, but a co-worker’s parent works at NHIS and I’ve heard they’ve adopted Kubernetes.