skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Why? There are various search engines that perform sufficiently well, all ran by start-up (Neeva, Kagi etc.).

Android is a suitable alternative for iOS.

The absence of European tech giants might reflect the consolidated nature of software rather than the competence of the EU.
The balloon stopped drifting and lingered around military sites beneath it. That seems to rule out solar observation or atmospheric data collection.
My headcanon has a much less refined origin for the Cassiopeia constellation: the W as legs, due to ancient shepherds looking up at the sky and imagining cosmic centerfolds...
yes,lots of medicines are derived from plants. My comment was more about villifying herbal medecine which is routinely done.
> They were very far ahead.

They weren't, though, not really. The tech industry just moves too fast for that kind of pronouncement. It's absolutely true that a Sun-3/75 in 1986 was a revelation[1], but every one of those features was cloned as free software and running on sub-$1000 hardware by 1994. They likewise had a brief moment with SPARC in the early 90's where their machines were the fastest you could buy, but Intel demolished those hopes too[4]. Their swan song was the early dot com boom, where they still held onto the reputation as "The Best Unix" and sold a ton of web server hardware to the more conservative outfits. But we could all see the writing on the wall even then.

I mean, it's true they had some great stuff toward the end. But not that great, and generally not marketed in a way that would help them. Containers are actually a good example. Solaris Zones were... just a weird circus act[2]. I don't know any major players who made bets on the technology. And, again, within 2-3 years Linux had cgroups and LXC running[3] in a more performant (and much cheaper to deploy) environment and that's what Docker picked.

[1] Faster than a VAX, which was still the reference Unix box. Megapixel framebuffer with windowing and competent terminal emulation. Every box was on the Internet. Every box could see the rest of its network over NFS (and most were deployed diskless). FWIW: anyone know where I can get one? Would love one for the collection, but most seem to have disappeared (government and university equipment tends not to end up on eBay...)

[2] Edit because this was misunderstood: I'm saying it was an oddity with minimal uptake, not that it was chaotic or bad as a matter of design.

[3] This too got misunderstood, though I don't see how. I'm really not interested in a flame war about whose container technology is better. I'm just saying that to Sun in the early/mid 00's, it wasn't much of a competetive advantage (as evidenced by the fact that it lost to Docker).

[4] Ooph, this one too. I'm saying that in the early 90's SPARC was dancing with MIPS for the fastest CPUs on the planet, but by the release of the P6 core that was over and Intel had essentially won (though DEC kept the dance going a while longer with Alpha). I'm just amazed at the propensity for folks here to jump in to argue stuff that in my mind was settled decades ago.
I have no reason to distrust this twitter user

Why would you automatically trust a random twitter user? Or was that a joke that flew over my head?
Objects shot down Friday and Saturday were balloons, Schumer says
Thinkpads haven't failed me yet, even if it's a cliched response. The display isn't apt to breaking like a Macbook, and the chassis does a surprisingly good job reducing shock (even on later models). Toughbooks are probably a shoo-in with that logic, and I'd like to try one of HP's recent Elitebooks to see how they stack up.

My Macs usually stay at home if I have a more rugged machine to take with me, just for the peace of mind. It's probably a matter of personal distrust, but I'm a clumsy guy...
It has replaced Google for me.

All programming questions go first into ChatGPT.

The answers it gives are not always drag and drop. But they usually give me a really good place to start.
So without the 1953 coup d'état you're certain there wouldn't have been an Islamic revolution because Islamic groups would never again have held any public sway and power?

That's hard to imagine. Just because it didn't happen in a vacuum doesn't meant "it would never have happened unless exactly these circumstances had existed", which is what I'm saying.

One could similarly claim that the German reunification resulted in Russia invading Ukraine, but it's obviously not a direct consequence, and over 30 years lots of things are happening, and things are dynamic, so the "if this then that" line gets weaker with each year that passes. Otherwise we end up with "Cain slaying Abel resulted in cell phones".
It's not that simple to get diagnosed and the drugs are not the first thing that will be tried. I'm sure there are some overprescribing doctors out there, but on the other hand it took me months to get a diagnosis+prescription and required changing who I'm seeing. And that's even before you go on the "let's figure out the correct dosage" ride that takes time, effort, and bad days. It's not your average vitamins.

On the other hand comments like that are among things that contributed to me not getting diagnosed for years, so consider what are the confirmed facts when talking about medical treatments, ok?
This update contains 640 commits and the following highlights:

With the addition of 86 new API interfaces and operators aligned with PyTorch and the fix of 104 bugs related to operator compatibility, OneFlow v0.9.0 provides better PyTorch API and model compatibility. In v0.9.0, users can migrate more PyTorch models to OneFlow with one click and gain faster performance.

Allowing one-click migration of Stable Diffusion、GLM、YOLOv5 etc to OneFlow.

More convenient model migration. Oneflow.load supports loading the torch.save models directly.

With the newly added oneflow.mock_torch module and mock method, oneflow can migrate complex PyTorch models containing multiple scripts with one click without changing the original PyTorch script.

Global Tensor has added a series of interfaces and methods that are convenient for distributed programming, and fixed known related bugs.

The Graph released a new feature of automatic parallelism (version 1), which supports automatic search for the fastest SBP with a specified Placement. When writing distributed models with Global Tensor, users do not need to consider parallelism.

The Graph adds a series of optimizations related to memory, execution speed, pipeline masking, and compilation speed to improve performance and reduces memory overhead.

The Graph provides a series of functions to aid debugging, including analyzing memory logs, displaying the progress during the compilation stage, and the computation graph.

OneFlow IR provides more compilation optimization functions.

The error prompt of OneFlow is more user-friendly, which supports highlighting the error content and simplifies unnecessary information details inside the system. In this connection, you can visually learn about the location and type of the error.

A series of operator optimizations and system optimizations have been added, including Eager instruction scheduling, high-performance CUDA kernel, opening up of multiple memory pools, etc.
I don’t agree with the advice but it’s a little silly to act like the institutions that have been ignoring life-saving and life-bettering treatments due to their phenomenological effects have some immediate monopoly on the right way to use those treatments.
> It seems crazy to me to take a psychedelic while in any remotely depressed mental state.

I don't think we can apply the same broad stipulations to every psychotropic. I expect we'll eventually become very skilled at treatment and when we do, each substance would require a unique set patient preparation and prequalifications.
I think the issue with ChatGPT specifically is the output is an untraceable soup that may or may not be true in any way whatsoever.
Maybe she would have had a better experience spooning some handsome gentleman himself out of his mind on mdma than holding the hand of someone writing in a journal with the other hand and telling her to do breathing exercises? Or maybe not.

These are basically religious experiences and there is a human and emotional element to consider. It's highly non-obvious.
Informatics:Computer Science::chemistry:alchemy? Who is/was our Newton? Mendeleev?
This could be very useful for a project I am just starting on.

No documentation, and example has no content makes the learning curve a bit steep.

Does anyone have any pointers on how to use this?
The Hydropower Potential in Man-Made Waterways
Cross-compiling with cgo can be frustrating at times, at least in my own experience. Since Ebitengine is a game engine, and they made this repository, I am presuming it's related.
What is distressing is that the pattern of misuse seems to mirror other misuses of police arresting authority at the local and state levels.

Would this imply training levels not being what they should be in areas of complying with laws by law enforcement including the FBI, ATF, DOJ, CIA, NSA, etc?
Worked for me on Firefox for Android.
The top 1 reason is that the developer build the binary with newer glibc than users'. And of course your users use older system than yours.

Of course, if everyone builds their binary with glibc from 1997 it would just work. /s
> I mean yeah. I sat in the front. I listened and took no notes

The reason I commented is because I also did all of those things! But only through adding in study could I sit exams and make 0 mistakes.

I was a bio major -- the gist was not enough. For example I needed to memorize every reactant and product of the Krebs and Calvin cycles. And the exam would have so much more to both memorize and process then just that. I just couldn't have stuck that knowledge through one-shotting class, and never imagined anyone could.

You truly have a blessed mind.
As a founder of a specific type of the Zapier alternatives, the open source category, this is the thought process we had at Activepieces:

We used Zapier for a long period of time and ran into many issues that we weren’t able to fix by ourselves because of the closed app ecosystem, and had to pay increasing bills for simple tasks that could cost literally zero if we do them in code.

Later, we came across many people with similar problems and more; like not being able to process their data on their own machines, and that’s were we got inspired.

This is not the answer to your question, the real answer imo is that there is a rising movement for open-source alternatives that are loud about being alternatives to proprietary software, that’s why you read it every week very explicitly.

To clarify this, if you go to all of the other proprietary tools like Make, Tray, Workato, Automate and so, you won’t see “Zapier alternative” in their headline.

So the trend is about open source alternatives rather than Zapier alternatives.

A quick search for open source alternatives to Notion, Airtable, Retool, Google Analytics, Tableau, Amplitude will put this before your eyes!
Your analysis is bad and your desire to judge others is worse.

What percentage of millionaires inherited their wealth? Go Google it. Now tell me if it’s ok to judge any group of people based on that percentage.
I don't think "this is a possible result of this treatment, as observed one time" is an illegitimate subject of inquiry because it's not a table of statistics.
Some sealants contain BPA derivatives though. I'd rather have cavities than xenoestrogens messing up my hormonal system, so any non resin sealant is a great step forward
The $200 is their sales price but it happens frequently enough that it’s not hard to get. The regular price is $600 and they do try to upsell with running disease specific tests against your genome. I thought the current wholesale cost of the genome sequencing was $75. After shipping costs there wouldn’t be much profit out of $200 So it is cutting things pretty lean but AFAIK still should be doable.
Thanks :)

Some thoughts:

- I had to search fairly hard to find the ?. I did find it because I wanted to find it, but maybe have icons that haven't been touched one flash or something.

- I wish the fireworks made a launching sound. There is no instantaneous feedback when I first press the button and it makes me feel like I am doing something wrong, but then, later, fireworks!

- Not sure the right approach, but the animation loop is done with RAF and the music isn't paused when the tab becomes inactive. This means that when I come back, the music has been continually playing, but the aurora and fireworks were frozen and my immersion is damaged a bit.

- I don't find the zoom action to be especially meaningful.

- I would strongly prefer changing the color to only affect fireworks which have not yet launched rather than affecting those already shown.

:) Cheers
>> To build muscle, you need to eat more calories than you burn. You need to have a net calorie surplus.

>Not true, can be done, you can find examples on the internet.

>There is no need for a caloric surplus to build muscles. Muscles are build from amino acids, not "calories". The body "eats up" muscles LAST: it will go through your fat first.

Per the latest science, discussed at length in this podcast, and despite any anecdata, this is false. You cannot synthesize muscle without adequate protein (aprox. 1gr per lbs of bodyweight) and a caloric surplus unless anabolic steroids are used. If you have sources for your claim of body recomposition other than ancedata please do provide it.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CyDLbrZK75U
"<your payment processor/financial institution> can completely ruin your N-figure business in one minute"

Fixed that for you. This isn't a Stripe problem, it's a "you need to learn how to color inside the financial lines" problem.
ChatGPT, Whisper C++ running on a netbook to transcribe audio in record time...
Counterargument: Single core performance is more important for most applications, but it is rather unimportant overall. Most phones have already more than enough performance for usual applications. What matters for performance is heavy applications, games, for which GPU and multi-core performance are important, not so much single core performance.

Moreover, if someone really is interested in the speed of normal applications, then it is more useful to directly measure things like start-up times of popular apps. Apple isn't ahead here, as far as I know, despite higher single-core performance.
Sun has the best logo ever...

But Intel didnt kill SGI, or MIPS for that matter.

SGI killed themselves for a too-expensive-walled garden.

I dont know who the industrial design team was at SGI for all their cases, but their cases are still legendary beautiful artifacts of computing (like CRAY)

It sucks that FB now operates out of SUNs HQ...

Fun fact ; when we designed the Lucas' Presidio Complex and moved ILM and other Lucas entities in there, they had a boatload of old SGI full rack machines (SGI machines that were the same size as a 42u cabinet) and several were turned into keggerators.

Sadly I could have taken some of these amazing SGIs, but I was in an apartment in SF at the time and didnt have space for them.... it would have been worth it for me to rent a storage space and grab those machines... sadly many ~$500,000 SGI cabinets just went to the dump. (2004)
Look at Shein from the perspective of a Recommender Systems researcher
Can’t possibly discount the possibility that this is FUD put out by the pharmaceutical industry to counterweight the increased openness to psychedelics, in part from Pollan’s How to Change Your Mind book and Netflix series.

My experience has been that with proper set and setting, I got months of relief from a good psychedelic experience. Shrooms. My first mushroom trip I had tears streaming down my face for something like two hours- but there was such profound relief along with it, like I was feeling and letting go of decades of the sorts of things that get a person a complex trauma diagnosis.

I’ve tried LSD; it was more cerebral whereas shrooms had a more emotional component. LSD didn’t provide that sort of relief. But the visuals were stunning (which, while newt to experience, isn’t what I was hoping for).

Also tried ketamine sessions at my primary care dr’s office. Did not like it; during the trip, which seemed to have a duration of eternity, I was a disembodied consciousness considering my life. I could genuinely see this as being somewhere between disconcerting and alarming as hell to a first -timer. Also, it wasn’t particularly cathartic and the clinical setting was an unwelcome distraction.
This looks like a second-chance pool story as it didn't get much attention last time it was posted.

See dang's comments on the pool here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26998308
No but that's an altogether different suggestion from advising depressed people go get high at a rave.
People are not afraid of losing the job. People are afraid that the job they will get next will be much worse (in pay, in conditions, in work etc.)

$200-300k is not normal in the US and if you are getting fired from one of the few firms paying that much you might have some elevated anxiety that it will take a lot of effort to find another job with such a pay and perks.

But if you are a part of a massive layoff and you read that other such firms are going through layoffs too then you are really afraid that you might not be able to get an equivalent job in the near future as your former colleagues will be competing with you for the reduced number of these high-paying jobs left.
Getty Heirs' Trust Battle: Progressive Conscience Meets Dynastic Secrets
Symptoms of Insomnia May Reduce Likelihood of Alcohol-Induced Blackout
I would say that they are red herrings because despite directly and definitively addressing these issues with people that raise them, they simply come up with a new list of reasons to oppose.

I've been fighting this for years, and it's always the same, there is no way to address all the concerns because the list of concerns is bottomless.

You see it in this thread, we started with concerns about someone sharing a wall and here we are...

Pointing out that schools are emptying in an area due to lack of children with an agong population, and that same person that one second ago was burning with concern for school crowding now has an entirety different concern completely unrelated, and has switched gears without even acknowledging that their concern was addressed.

I don't believe a single person that says these are their actual concerns, unless they continue to show interest in their concern after their objection has been addressed.

These sorts of "concerns" are just stalling tactics, ways to avoid talking about their actual interest: stopping the housing at all costs.
I just checked out a couple videos of hydrogen filled party balloons being lit. I think it’s safe to say it could be a pants wetting experience and likely ignite paper party decorations.
I’ve been deep in this for about 5 years. A couple of thoughts and anecdotes that may apply.

* You can probably trim your budget by 20%. I’ve talked with a couple folks who do this just by switching from a credit card to a debit card. Screw the rewards.

* Budgeting is the only way. It’s not near as terrible as people think. Just cut crap you won’t miss not having anyway. Be very disciplined.

* Track net worth and savings rate. There are lots of tools for this. I made https://fiers.co for myself - others use it too :). Personal capital is great if you are okay giving access to financial data.

* Avoid debt like the plague. Mortgages are okay but the bigger it is the longer you’ll be tied to a particular income.

* The value of time increases as you get older with a sharp uptick around 40. Given it takes 10-15 years of diligence to decouple your lifestyle and income - get started in your early 30s.

* It will take 10-15 years before you have financial independence. This doesn’t mean you will quit your job…but it does mean you have the freedom to do things that like that which aren’t so tied to you earning income to meet your goals.

* Shortcuts will just distract you and make your journey take longer.
The Islamic Republic brings much misery, upheaval and deaths.

I don’t really see your point.
Can C++ Be Saved? Bjarne Stroustrup on Ensuring Memory Safety
I don’t think we’ve reached a perfect CSS workflow yet.

Bootstrap requires learning a new set of class names.

Tailwind is like in-line styles with fewer characters.

With both you can create an exponential number of similar looking, yet unique styles. It makes editing easy, but there’s no consistency constraints.

I think the holy grail will be something that enforces consistency without memorizing a new, unique styling dialect.
I'm sure you could find some unhappy trip experiences on erowid if you believe it is literally impossible that anyone could have a negative experience.
You don’t know enough white suburban conservative Christian seniors. I agree it’s not exactly a huge group, but in my experience in the Midwest that’s where you might find disgust.

Everywhere else? I agree, normal people are not in general “disgusted” by kids at parties dancing all night dressed in neon or whatever the kids these days do.
Claiming that Allende was destroying democracy is totally ahistorical.
>Insomnia as a moderator of alcohol use and blackout: Potential role in acute physiological consequences

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S03064...
There's a case report [0] where they were able to reverse the staining with a potassium idiode treatment, might be a potential solution in the future.

[0] https://meridian.allenpress.com/operative-dentistry/article-...
Sweden is a white ethnostate that did forced sterilization of trans people until 2013, so it is unsurprising that it has center-right views on transitioning. I know some trans teens who left Sweden and moved to the US over the medical protocols there.

It's far more important that someone resolve their gender dysphoria than concerns like needing lifelong treatment. Plenty of political detransitioners are still dysphoric, they've just chosen alternative treatment modalities that we know lead to less happiness (which is fine as an individual decision, it's just bad to set public policy based on that).
clickable links: https://openpodcast.dev/demo , https://github.com/openpodcast
Not only is this my experience as well, it represents the massive heritability of it and other disorders. Some studies have shown neurodivergence in 80% of offspring with 2 neurodivergent parents. Another amazing study recently revealed that neurodivergent friendships and romantic partners are 11X more likely to be with a fellow neurodivergent vs neurotypical person. It is theorized it comes down to patterns of behavior and communication- “she gets me like nobody else”.
A University "development department" doesn't have a list of their biggest donors anywhere? Somehow I doubt that.
That for example has to be the most complicated way I've ever seen to change the font on a bootstrap website. All you need to do is include the bootstrap library and then include your custom css file after. In your custom css file you override the font. No need to change it via sass. I don't think this developer understands basic css overrides. As a side note I use bootstrap and have never messed with the sass section.

I chose bootstrap over tailwind for my personal projects purely because tailwind looks terrible to read. For example the card example they chose. Div class"card" vs figure class"puke lots of classes I will easily forget" .

I think these two frameworks are aimed at entirely different types of people with entirely different goals.
Complains about words, semi-colons, Julia syntax which prevents writing one-liners, wants a REPL, wants symbols and brevity and optimised numeric work, doesn't try APL?

Swift: 840 lines

Nim: 768 lines

C#: 872 lines

Julia: 761 lines

Rust: 861 lines

Python: 550 lines

I am curious what a good APL-er [better than me] could do without trying to codegolf it, and how it performs.