skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The same author has another book from around the same time called "Gardens of Imagination" which explains how to write a Wolfenstein 3d-style raycaster. I can highly recommend that book as well.
It can die for multiple reasons.

"Only the Engineers" vs "only the Business" is unnecessarily specific.
I also find this "gene for X" idea troubling. Suppose there are genetic factors that drive increased susceptibility to an environmental factor, for example. Biology is a complex interaction not easily reduced to single-step causal narrative.
It seems like they are on a better track to profitability if their revenue rebounds a bit - i.e. if they get up to 80% of their previous revenue they will be operating that level of revenue with underlying profitably rather than operating unprofitably at their previously larger revenue figure.

IMO Twitter Blue wasn't as much about making a load of money, as it was Musk sticking a stake in the ground and saying 'We are going to change things fast and experiment with things - and I don't want sacred cows'.
Bootstrap is like Rails/Django and it's not leaving anytime soon. This kind of clickbait should be banned on hn
Why rule out hydrogen? In small quantities it’s probably not that dangerous, and it’s cheap to manufacture.
I don't have any experience in this area, but how would one know that the FISA courts are a rubber stamp, as opposed to the requests being brought to the court being only the most reasonable and well-defined ones?

It seems like from the outside the observable effect would be the same (high warrant-granting rate), but the reality between the two is very different.
My mom has adhd. I have it. My kids have. My sister has it. Her kids have it. Her grandkids.

I’m talking full blow ADHD. Actual diagnosis
I think the market for automation and workflow building for non-coders has just grown tremendously. Zapier at this point is probably also focused on winning enterprise customers leaving plenty of room for others to steal users for specific use cases on the low end. Finally I believe Zapier raised their prices at the end of last year (or at least many people got an email to that effect).
The people installing the certs aren't necessarily the people buying the certs. I can't do anything to automate the cert purchases at my current workplace; that's a separate team that I have no control or influence over.

Shorter expiration times just mean they send me an email with the new .pfx every 4 months instead of every 12.
To be fair the lost ad revenue came before the layoffs. The rumours of the Musk takeover were enough to scare off many of the early ad space buyers.
The West didn't stop caring about Iran during those 25 years, they were an active member in the Shah's totalitarian state.
Neo4j v PureThink legal war could be decided by the name given to license
Sorry but no.

We're not living in computer game or virtual reality.

Technology still far from providing us freedom to change our bodies as we want.

It's not about even transgender operations - we can't achieve even smaller goals: to be more healthy, stronger, more beateaful, younger or more mature.

Nobody likes themselves in current state - you, me , my son, my parents, everybody.

Transgender operations should not be taken lightly because they are not transgender in reality.

The one who decided on such path should that it's something heroic in self-modification of such scale.

They'll pay a lot without any guarantee they will earn something.

I think that 100 clinics .. sorry, strong words: I think it's a crime.

Literally. Those "doctors" are not helping weak and unhappy, they're selling what they can't provide, they make people even more unhappy
Poor Dental health has been linked to heart attacks.
Also root canal is like pathway for bacteria to enter blood stream and cause life long source of inflammation.
Potential benefits to humanity woud be so big. Even if it stained teeth would be worth it.
Like MATLAB?
The important difference is not the total number of deaths, but the proportion. Covid killed less than one percent of the US population, while over 60% of Europe's Jews perished in the Holocaust.

The Holocaust almost destroyed an entire people. Covid was a tiny blip in the historical record.
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> Everyone knows that a corporation is not a natural person.

Not everyone knows that is true *legally" The bulk of public debate is ignorant wailing motivated by a false belief that the law treats corporations as natural persons.
I agree that I didn't use lame duck in the textbook definition but it does show the derogatory nature of not doing anything. Likewise congress would be called ineffective if they didn't pass laws. We often hear about gridlock when there's a balance of power with the 2 party system. I think saying 'deliberately designed to make doing something impossible' is an overstatement. Compromise is required. I see more and more that neither party wants to compromise, though. From my perspective, it's hard to talk about any Federal action that would be of benefit. Granted I'm jaded from seeing and being part of second order consequences. What kind of Federal action did you have in mind?

Edit
I didn't address one of your points. You said the laws largely accomplished their purpose. What did you see as their purpose?
Blue-collar actions are found to be criminal. White-collar actions are found to be unlawful and stopped. Government or politician actions are found to be unlawful and continue.
The extra indirection may or may not be a problem, of course. For a lot of places this is used, it is "index.html," after all.

That said, I do find folks bend way too many things into fitting this pattern; such that I do not mean to be dismissive of the criticism.
it's not for you
Corporate vs. Web3 – how does it differ?
The first thing to do is to choose the right game. For example, if you are playing World of Warcraft, you may need to hire a professional player https://boosthive.eu/wow/raids to help you level up. These professionals can do a lot more than just move you up the ranks, however. As with any service, you will have to pay them, and they will have to take care of things like changing your password and keeping track of your progress.
I don't even find it that hard to customize. I'm a backend dev at heart, but I develop my own niche side projects.

I would use something like Symfony's Webpack Encore (but if I had to start over, I might use something lightweight like Parcel.js, I might migrate
though), then let a "yarn watch" run in the background and it would re-compile in 2-3 seconds.

While I'm building my product and doing marketing and making sure it is performant and up all the time, I don't have too much time to adjust the details of the menu dropdown in mobile view (or even figure out how to do it).

Bootstrap also has utilities now (e.g. "py-md-3" for a large padding in the y axis - top and bottom - in larger screens) and that's good enough for me as a solo-dev for my own side project. Adjusting the border radius and the shadow in the "btn" class in the Sass already gives it a different feel.
You probably think too highly of the times. They have access though more than quality. They are the official communication channel of the US government and that alone makes them unique and important. It’s comparable to a subscription to a standards library or government code book
I was asking for a source that those were actually used on british cities. That article sounds like bombs that were supposed tk detonate not the ‘ambulance killers’ you say were used.

>When explosive devices failed to detonate

From wikipedia:
The Royal Air Force began bombing military targets in Germany, such as docks and shipyards, in March 1940, and began targeting Berlin in August 1940.

Im sorry Churchill’s unpopular warmongering killed so many of your people.
The fact of Musk talking about taking over was enough to scare off a bunch of advertisers.

And the acquisition itself is the source of the massive new debt.

So, then, once the acquisition went through, the situation was definitely dire.
I’ve never used Bootstrap (which seems amazing since I’ve been a professional web developer for more than 22 years), but from what I know of it, I don’t think it is the same kind of thing as Tailwind. Is it?
The title of the original Nature Genetics paper does the same thing:

>Genome-wide analyses of ADHD identify 27 risk loci, refine the genetic architecture and implicate several cognitive domains
> The truth is that when there are 27 variants linked to ADHD, chances are very good that everyone who goes looking will have at least one of these variants. That does not mean they have ADHD, though.

Yes! And vice versa. Lacking one of these variants doesn't mean you don't have ADHD.
You forgot the Amiga and the Atari, in between, except the Amiga was superior to the IBM PC at a much cheaper price.
Doesn't seem meaningfully different from a task bar when windows at the edge reduce to an avatar.

But it would be harder to write, and add geometric relations between windows that might not be so useful.
This debug-first stepper, complete with workspace view, is now supported in JupyterLab for Python (not necessarily the app) using the xeus-python kernel.
Anecdotes and auto-biographies are the easiest to write, as they require the least research and one is already so familiar with the protagonist.

It will be nice to see ketamine and psychedelics as part of a toolbox professionals can use for treatment. Many current antidepressants cause strong suicidal and homicidal urges. Look at the widely prescribed citalopram disclaimer.

Here's an anecdote: close person to me was crying from how hard they wanted to end it all, as well as delivered urinary tract problems, for life, from one month of citalopram, as per prescription dose.

Or you know, we could discuss somewhat proper research in connection to treatment for depression. The current chemical solutions have so many side-effects that there is a reason medical professionals have been proactively trying and seeking alternative treatment. Ketamine appears very promising.
If you read Lenin, he would describe this situation as a "useful idiot"
> On the contrary, React documentation isn’t great. They didn’t explain how to write efficient tests for a long time. Even with Hooks, I don’t think they give enough information. Most of the time, when I speak to developers about React Hooks, they don’t understand how they work.

I'm not a huge React fan, but I cannot agree with this criticism. Its documentation is thorough and complete. It also introduced the frontend community to the idea of Functional Reactive Programming.
Corporate law is that compensation. Originally, corporate charters were only granted to organizations that proved their worth, and could revoked if they failed to uphold it. When a corporation commits a crime, the managers and employees are responsible.

Now, does law enforcement enforce the law? No, and there the problem.
>So being human expressing likes and dislikes is now a disease?

No, but if I you are unable to do the things you mildy dislike to the point of being detrimental to your life-quality.
There's a difference between "I don't like paying the bills but I'll do it once a month" and "I don't like paying the bills but even if I try to do them I end up not doing them"

I can't really follow your point on the other paragraphs, what are you trying to get at?
I wonder how hard it is. Lots of places women and men have fewer rights.
One way Scala experts deal with people disagreeing with them is to contact those peoples' employers/universities, maybe you should revise your profile accordingly.
There's is no way to forecast when the "next one" is going to be and tell the client to cache for that long.
What puzzles me is Github aka Microsoft being on the other side for once. Probably so it can harm Alphabet.
> i can't see what Commies are doing wrong in terms of demography today

genocide?
> If the issue here is that Wikipedia’s editor set is being dominated by motivated nationalists, then the issue should absolutely be addressed in a non-Wikipedia forum.

This sort of whataboutisn is a blatant attempt at reframing the issue as an irrational ideological battle where one side just so happens to be winning instead of what it really is: a random guy trying to push unfounded conspiracy theories into a medium designed to express consensus supported by primary sources.
Are we tricking ChatGPT or is ChatGPT tricking us
Invalidate browser's cache?
Zero investors in a corporation want their money back. The ones that did sold their shares. Why make them dissolve and reincorporate and disrupt the ongoing business?
And the "crazy nineties" happened shortly after USSR's collapse. Hyperinflation, high levels of poverty, poor law enforcement, gang wars and high unemployment where things the average exsoviet citizen had to face in his daily life for years.

In some countries this was solved with external intervention (like adhesion to the EU) but others ended up being post-soviet dictatorships. In my humble opinion, we wouldn't have seen this many wars unfold in Eastern Europe if both Yugoslavia's and USSR's collapse had been better organized and supervised. Citizens of countries under oppressive regimes must fight against them... But avoid at all costs a power vacuum to appear.
Ask HN: How are you using ChatGPT to make yourself more effective in your work?
I work in IT Architecture and I am trying to figure out how to make myself better at my job using ChatGPT. However, I do not see any way to get it to help with IT roadmaps, blueprints and architecture governance. I deal with a lot of vendor technologies and ChatGPT does not know much about them or its knowledge is severely outdated. I am not comfortable with loading my documents into to ChatGPT dialog as I do not know where they might end up. My counterparts in s/w development also have not figured out a way to make ChatGPT useful for them as our issues are specific to our use cases. So my question is how are you using it to make yourself more productive or effective in your day-today job.
Its the same as people saying "I'm a bit OCD". They aren't.

Having both OCD and ADHD I can tell you that people who say they are "a bit OCD" or "a bit ADHD" have never wished they were dead because their executive function is shot and their emotional regulation is so compromised, and that they're fed up of washing their hands until they bleed.

Everyone has some traits of most disorders from time to time. What marks a disorder is that it is constant, unrelenting, pathological and happiness destroying.
Sounds interesting, if you don't have caries in visible parts of your teeth!

I did a quick search and it's apparently also an effective treatment for adults:

"According to an umbrella review, application of 38% SDF prevented root caries in adults with success rates 72% higher than a placebo treatment. The same review reported a prevented fraction for successful root caries arrest, between 100% and 725% higher as compared to a placebo treatment.21 Moreover, application of 38% SDF in combination with oral health education was found to be the most effective method for preventing root caries in adults."[0]

[0] https://www.ada.org/resources/research/science-and-research-...
And we could say "oh this spate of cancer victims in this area must all be genetically related" until we find major chemical spills poisoned the ground water.
Correlation is not causation.
“The engineers did a better job building a resilient system than we expected” speaks well for the fired folks, but doesn’t preclude it eventually hitting a point where that resiliency runs out.
Agreed, however the acquisition scared off many advertisers and put the company in massive debt.

So the business side is very much in a bad spot, objectively.

Therefore I judge it the probable main culprit if the company fails.
https://archive.is/r7wYt
Even the general constraint solver? There are tools like Z3 which are designed to solve this sort of problem (quickly and exhaustively), and then there are tools like TLA+ which can solve this sort of problem (slowly and exhaustively).
Not exactly. ADHD isn’t equivalent to having a lack of discipline to focus on things you don’t like.

ADHD is a more severe condition. It’s important to avoid equating dislike for uninteresting tasks with ADHD. That’s not what ADHD patients are suffering from.

It’s also very important to avoid giving the impression that stimulant medications are an easy solution for motivation. The motivating side effects of stimulants wears off as tolerance sets in, so people who depend on stimulants for motivation to do boring tasks can end up in a bad place after a few years or even months. ADHD treatment isn’t equivalent to getting motivation from a pill, but it can reduce some of the distractions and impulses that can pull people away from tasks.
Those disgusted by rave culture really should get out more
That’s impressive, they are really bootstrap. The quality of their hardware and their support has been fantastic I highly recommend them if you can afford the weight
I suppose it’s a consequence of cheap DNA sequencing flooding the market. Especially without any “genetic counseling” or other services to help them draw realistic conclusions about their data, it’s only natural that most would have a poor mental model for the nuances of genetic expression.
"People are strange

When you estranged

Faces look ugly

When you're alone"

J. Morisson

(Everybody is strange and weird in their own ways)
Natural Language Processing with Prolog
I’m skeptical of their material choices. Gold plated copper 8km underground? If the gold gets damaged, it seems like they may have a problem. What’s wrong with stainless steel? And pumping 90000 gpm of demineralized water through hot copper doesn’t sound like a very nice thing to do with the copper, although I have no actual experience with this. (Certainly, various water compositions are quite corrosive to copper at room temperature, and I’ve seen copper damaged by corrosive water.)

Also, this thing is 8km deep, and it will have water going down one way and steam going back up the other way. The fluids are moving, which complicates things, but the hydrostatic pressure of 8km of water is 11k psi, and the hydrostatic pressure of 8km of steam is much much less, and there will be some gnarly dynamics involved. (As a relevant example, a tube of water that’s sealed and hot at the bottom makes a geyser!). And any residual solids in the water going down will stay down the hole as scale.

If I were designing this thing, I would seriously consider a working fluid that is liquid over the entire operating range.
Any comercial airline or military pilot that’s flown long term will have a UFO story, from his own experience or someone told him. Has been the case for ages. I have a relative who was a pilot and he would always tell me UFO stories from other people.
Ran into this on nytimes.com. Ended up using the polyfill. The benefits of dialog are just too great to not use it. So much easier than using other modal libraries or rolling your own.
> if they get up to 80% of their previous revenue

Again with the giant ifs.
I always wondered why the topic of sealants was always related to children and figured it was somehow only appropriate for teeth with an approaching end date. Are there any issues such as needing to reapply it every X years?
Isn’t it mainly based on how Wolfram Mathematica works?
> Putting each tasklet's stack in different places on the actual stack and jumping between them is inherently unsafe and not portable. You must be sure that each tasklet does not consume too much stack so that it does not overwrite another.

It's absolutely unsafe and a ridiculous to do, but what's the reasoning for it being unportable? Wouldn't it just be just as unsafe anywhere that C compiles?

> On BSD Unices, you can only longjump back up the stack. Otherwise, longjmp() will call longjmperror() and terminate the program.

The manpage claims that the semantics is not "only jump back up the stack", but rather that you can't longjmp to "[...] an environment that that has already returned". Technically, the tasklet the we're longjmp'ing to never terminates, right?
Limb regeneration through bioelectric signals [1] [2], like calling an API of the damaged cells to start the reconstruction.

[1] "Diverse Intelligence" - a talk by Michael Levin, https://youtu.be/iIQX6m2eRPY?t=3097

[2] Acute multidrug delivery via a wearable bioreactor facilitates long-term limb regeneration and functional recovery in adult Xenopus laevis, https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.abj2164
Yes, I believe transgender people exist if you define the condition as people who wish they were of the opposite sex or mistakenly think they are of the opposite sex. They definitely really have mental conditions that result in wishes and feelings related to sex and gender, but if they claim that they truly are of the opposite sex, they are mistaken.
I was given ketamine to reduce my dislocated shoulder.

I experienced something very similar to what the author writes, ending up in a black void and feeling like I'm tumbling into nothingness. I remember yelling out in the ER "no, no, NO!" as the spinning and tumbling toward the void increased.

I believe recreational uses refer to this as the "k-hole" and I found it extremely unpleasant.
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2021/05/foriegn-intelligence-s...
From my perspective, I think ads are just about the smallest issue with YouTube's platform. I don't mind a reasonable amount of YouTube ads too much. Hosting millions of videos is expensive, and it's reasonable that they find a way to at least make enough money to sustain it. I'm not expecting Google to host a free video charity forever; are you?

But YouTube's management is incredibly hostile to both creators and viewers with regards to everything that made them so popular in the first place: everything from bad algorithms, to censorship, to bad and unfriendly policies for independent creators, to cringe Rewind and CEO videos, and other things show that show that they really don't care about keeping a beautiful site alive.
Not really. Bootstrap is more of a template, Tailwind is more of a DSL.
> one of the many reasons why normal people are disgusted by rave culture

I’ve never been to a rave but I’ve also never met anyone in my life who has expressed disgust by rave culture. Is this a thing?
> Spy satellites couldn’t be hiding a bomb that they could drop.

I have no doubt that several global powers have armed satellites in orbit ready to strike at any moment. And probably since before most of us were born. Are we really to believe all that investment into space flight and no weapons just because we're told that?
A Family of Human Cannonballers
Is there any company working on "cloning" or growing teeth? That way we don't have to worry about cavities or root canal any longer? When I was a kid, I was sure we'd have this tech by now. How hard is it to grow teeth?