skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Who says it has to be unique to be bad?
Better Airflow with Metaflow
Work-for-hire copyright is owned by the company, and they don't die natural deaths.
Doesn't preclude finding a shrine of some kind though right? What (if anything) was the equivalent of garlanded photo-portraits before cameras? Sketched/painted portraits?
Me too (not about ADHD, I have no idea)

I think it's just stress about being late for things that my mom instilled into me. I've had frequent nightmares about being late for things for basically as long as I've been independent with being places. If something is happening later in the day, I can't do anything that might distract me from missing the appointment. It usually ends up with me mindlessly watching YouTube videos and glancing at the clock until it's time to go do the thing.

So yeah, I took early morning classes in university whenever I could. And I pretty much always attended them!
lol is this satire?
They should add my family to a study around this. Grandfather was full schizophrenic. Father is schizotypal. I am schizotypal. My teenager has borderline personality disorder - which has a lot of overlap with schizotypal personality disorder - and I have another child that is showing early signs of schizotypal PD but we'll have to see if they get diagnosed later in life. Teenage years - approx 15-18 years of age - seem to be when it presents itself at the worst and when we get diagnosed.

My father's siblings also have various conditions ranging from BPD, Narcissistic PD, and schizotypal personality disorder. Many of them grew up in different environments. Me and my children grew up in different continents and social structures altogether.
Remember that the US is very large, and not very dense. A European's notion of 'rural' and 'urban' is quite different from the experience of most Americans.

In any case, many US universities are in rural towns that only really exist to serve that university. And you would find that the transportation patterns are entirely different for a big city school vs a rural one. While the bicycle transportation options in a university town are generally pretty good, it's also true that many people prefer to drive vs biking in 40F rain, -10F ice, or 90F and humid.
The scale, reach, and attraction of TikTok place it on a different level, though.
Eternal September part 2. Or maybe we'll call the rest of time the Eternal February.
You won't if you have momentum, but that's by design :)
I played it for my 7 year old, it went into her requested song rotation for a good 6 months. Its just a classic!
> And this is exactly why "tripping" is heavily frowned upon by serious meditators and spiritual practitioners.

This is needlessly judgmental. I know life-long meditators, 30+ of years disciplined practice who sometimes take psychedelics.

I'm not a fan of various aspects of the psychedelic scene, e.g. the spiritual bypassing and the narcissism that can sometimes come from it, but let's not throw the baby out with the bathwater.

Usage of psychedelics can be profoundly healing and helpful.
>Ghostwriting - by humans - has a long tradition, she said, but the ability to automate through AI could turn book writing from a craft into a commodity.

I think writing has already become a commodity. Go on Fiverr and you'll find people offering to write on any topic, fiction and non, for fractions of a cent/word.

The biggest reason I can see someone using ChatGPT to generate a children's book vs paying someone overseas to do it is about $10. Words are cheap, astonishingly cheap, what's not cheap is reputation and credibility. I don't see a big reason for authors to worry, yet.
In Europe, even ThinkPad support is atrocious. It's done through some third-party resellers.

Pricing is also pretty atrocious compared to the US, which is sad as there are not that many alternative laptop brands with good Linux support.
I just swapped the realtek wifi of my P14s amd gen 2 with Intel ax210. Cost was around 10€.

I think since around one year ago upstream kernels do support the realtek wifi card properly.
Non-rational in as much as while you will find grooming anywhere communications is possible, the by far greatest risk to your children is family, relatives and family friends - people far more likely to be granted access.

Yes, it's still worth paying attention to other risks - that attention is part of why they remain tiny - but when media disproportionately sensationalise the risk of strangers relative the far greater danger of friends and family, they're doing harm.
I'm a young guy working with way more tenured and experienced programmers who didn't want management positions, preferring to code. Respectfully to them, I can't stand what they do. They obsess over details that do NOT matter to the business, and our whole department is paralyzed like this. Meanwhile big-picture things like internal APIs are either neglected or too big-brained for anyone to understand. I think they're just too skilled, and we need some worse coders with smaller egos to get the job done.

For example, they swear by writing low-volume web backends in C++ "for performance" and object to any kind of framework. Ironically, having to move more slowly and carefully as a result has led to big compute inefficiencies, on top of the more important hit to dev productivity.
I think "get it to write functional code most of the time" severely discounts the value of the code produced by ChatGPT. Knowing zero Swift (but being an SDE), I was able to build an audio plugin for Logic Pro X in a day, by leveraging ChatGPT. I'd previously tried this twice, and gave up because of the learning curve and my lack of free time. It's the most insane 0% to 80% tool I've ever seen.
My personal take is that mindfulness as a stress reliever is normally fine in small doses. It can often be very beneficial in lowering stress. If you have a known underlying mental health problem however, I would recommend taking this up with some prior medical consultation all the same.

Mindfulness employed as part of a spiritual practice however, should be practiced within the right context and with the right guidance. You have to remember that mindfulness is Buddhist in origin and, as a practice, sits within a whole web of practices that all support and interpenetrate. You absolutely cannot remove mindfulness from the other aspects of the path. It makes no sense to divorce it from right livelihood, right effort etc.

Tldr. If you want spiritual progression, respect the tradition. That might sound a little conservative, but this is my own take on it at least. Jumping into a long retreat with no prior exposure to this amount of meditation and without a wider practice to ground it in, is not wise imho.
Isn't the apple device 2-3x the price, though? Doesn't seem like it's even fair to compare.
I disagree. That $10 was absolutely not wasted.
These things are not all equal. Of those, Fortnite and Roblox specifically target children. IMO as a parent, Fortnite is relatively safe. There's only so much interaction you have during a game and it's easy for kids to avoid problematic players.

Roblox is a nightmare. I've seen community-created sex games that start off as "dating" and progress toward simulated sex complete with ridiculous-looking naked models. There are absolutely no age controls and the content moderation seems nonexistent. Something as simple as the ability to flag a game/server as NSFW and then age-gate it would be a huge improvement. The lack of such makes it clear that the company has no intention of protecting minors.

Obviously education is the best defense for any of these, but some are clearly and knowingly profiting from the sexual exploitation of minors.
Somewhat related, and might give insight. This seems like the next step of the "hustle culture" this video explores, definetly worth a watch:

https://youtu.be/biYciU1uiUw

People looking to get rich quick write (or pay sweatshops to write) very low effort, poorly researched books about obscure topics. They put them on amazon, maybe make some money, then repeat. The video explores one of those buyable programs to get you involved in all of that.

Seems like chatGPT is being used as the next tool in this process
Mocks are for objects, stubs are for responses and ‘fakes’ are basically the same thing as mocks.
> Personally, I find it best to not be too concerned about the terminology

I second this. My experience is that some people know this terminology if they're actively learning or teaching the techniques, but most of the people I've worked with who know the techniques and apply them successfully don't know the terminology and use the word "mock" universally, so it usually creates more confusion than clarity to try to distinguish the different kinds of test doubles by name.
Every socket is another potential point of failure. When shipping millions of units it’ll be noticeable.
The killer feature the publishing industry and writers bring to the market is curation. That is curation of the facts, story line for brevity, etc. all things ChatGPT cannot do.
https://archive.ph/Elvb3
I don't like dictionaries, I like research.

Merriam-Webster 2018 says, sense 1 abc [gramatical gender] but sense 2 is all about sex.

>2a SEX ...

>2b the behavioral, cultural, or psychological traits typically associated with one sex

http://web.archive.org/web/20181125203538/https://www.merria...

it doesn't mention gender identity, but gender identity is a perfectly good word for gender identity.

I don't have access to the OED here but I'm sure we'd see a similar timeline.
Could this be done with vehicles ?
> How are there exactly zero photos showing how slim this thing is/isn't!?!

There is a render[1] with the 2mm and 3mm acrylic they call for. Judging off of that, this thing is probably 11-12mm thick

[1]https://www.raspberrypi.com/app/uploads/2023/01/Screenshot-2...
Spot on.

Comparing to Apple (I run both Lenovo and apple kit) I’ve lost two bits of hardware with apple for multiple days on repairs in the UK. A friend just got told that there’s a 2 month turnaround on his custom M1 MBP 16 which has a logic board problem.

That scared the shit out of me enough to throw the money in on a Lenovo T14 gen 3 with NBD on site repairs. If I sell my apple kit I can afford to buy another identical machine and stick it on the shelf. I’m still £120 up on my mac and mitigated a whole bunch of risks.

A couple of T490’s is probably good enough for me to be fair.
Congrats on the launch Firat!

Been a while since I saw the page -- looks like you all found time to do a redesign as well.

A few questions:

- Which integration is your most heavily used right now?

- Classic premature optimization question, but how easy is it to scale out Permify?

- Could Permify be used to do something like switch between Auth0 and OneLogin for example?
Relevant YouTube video lol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sx7R6iS6btc
I disagree that is “not applicable” but as I said, just a hunch/hypothesis. It def requires experimenting and research to prove whether it is or isn’t a proxy, at least for this case.
I have a similar setup. GPUs were $1.6k US, rest of the system was another ~$1k. This includes 256GB RAM and dual Xeons.
How do you know the details don’t matter? Often, not paying attention to the details leads to technical debt.
This is exciting, I love that we're moving toward passkeys. When I tell non-devs that passwords will be going away in the years to come they almost can't understand what I'm saying. Like we've all lived this life of passwords for as long as we can remember so the idea of not getting having to click "Forgot my password" once a day is foreign to us. It's sort of like we've been gaslighted into thinking this is how it has to be for years and it's crumbling away now.

Meanwhile I'm sure a decade from now we'll all look back and say "Remember when we had to type _secret characters_ into a little box to log in to an app/site?"
Less of a regression than you might think. How many software systems (outside of very well unit tested components) really have strong correctness proofs? It’s an almost futile task in modern software engineering with all those distributed systems everywhere
How does the existence of a tv show that has no imperative to provide facts (and usually the opposite) provide any useful data in this case?
How about self driving cars?
Not going to dig for a source, but we were told that the spike proteins only get produced at the injection site. There was evidence that the spikes do damage and people were told not to worry because they didn't float around the bloodstream - this seemed obviously false to me, but whatever. Turns out the RNA goes everywhere now.

The problem isn't these facts. The problem is health authorities and companies destroying their own credibility with some more critical people.
It’s fine in the UK. Not sure about mainland Europe.
This is off topic of a serious conversation, so I'll take the downvotes... But at first glance, that photo of Grady Moffett Sr. looked to me like Robert Picardo, the Emergency Medical Hologram.

More seriously, one of the issues with these online platforms (all, although some more than others) is that they're allowing for the mixing of adults and children in a "peer" environment in an unsupervised manner. In a traditional offline world, adults and kids don't mingle too often, let alone in a 1-on-1 manner, especially not as "peers". There's definitely some very legitimate criticism of a segment of the adults to be had, but you'll never be able to correct virtues in all individuals. I think this mixing of adults and children in a peer setting at such scale is a new thing for human society.
Yes super educational and informative like all those mukbang videos and unique content created by those famous live-streaming factories. [1]

Chinese users are interested in junk just as much as westerners, if not more, so they will be fed exactly what keeps them glued to their phones.

I don’t believe for a second that every Chinese kid is on Douyin watching science videos for hours.

[1]: https://www.vice.com/en/article/pgzamm/chinas-live-streaming...
So, he used ChatGPT to create a children's book in _4 hours_ and he is now a published author, the very thing he dreamed to become? Please...

"The idea of writing a book finally seemed possible"

There is no mention of the guy being disabled or unable to write himself. It's a complete fluff piece that Reuters failed to properly articulate. They should've started with the Amazon part and then used this guy as an example rather use a pretentious introduction that deserves no praise nor any respect.
So do you say that it is impossible to be a buddhist in the west? Maybe, but as a person that has been practicing a single tradition for a decade, made many life decisions based on that as the fundamental center of my life, helped run centers and actually see my work and family life completely integrated with my spiritual practice (and I chose to do so freely), your comment is comical. Anyway, I never strove to be a "buddhist".
Multiple Sclerosis Discovery Could End Disease’s Chronic Inflammation
Look at all the millions of developers proficient in Aqda and Coq.
Hanging out at the corner or mall also has risks. It's diminishing returns to try to rid every risk to minors, and they'll probably rebel anyhow and sneak off; it's what adolescents do. That being said, I do expect reasonable inspections by TikTok staff.
"Mock" can be both a noun and a verb. As a noun, it's an alternative to stubs, fakes, and other such things. As a verb, it refers to the "monkey patching" method of putting those into place, in a way that undoing it is automatic and won't leak into other tests. The title seems to be referring to this second version, showing us ways to avoid patching with things like dependency injection.
I am on your side for the folks that refuse to wear masks. I am a bit less on that side for folks that have actual grade school ages in the family.

Note that we are a family of 6 and didn't test positive until a few months ago. That said, I did test negative for antibodies 6 months after whatever started the pandemic. And whatever I had back then was far far worse than what had us testing positive this go around. I can only assume that the vaccines do as desired, and that is what helped.

Which is all to say, patience and a bit more empathy goes a long way. I don't want to accept that we will all get it, that said, with how contagious this is, either you are also very good at isolation, or you are running a very real non-negative risk even with masking. Is a bit like driving. It can be done safely, of course, but the more you drive, the more you raise your risk. And at that point, it is more of a numbers game than is often comfortable to think about.
Stop gaslighting me.
And this also never works in practice. It should be both of course.
wait… if importing malformed csvs gets automated that’s like half of a data professional’s job gone in a poof of smoke /s. jk -- great use case

so often w/ pandas I’d:
1. “yeet” the csv into a dataframe
2. use dataframe methods to massage the data to a “clean” state
3. push as much of the df methods into pd.read_csv() parameter options

it’s be great to iterate more quickly on the above loop. better yet — what if it would could auto-generate a letter to send to the folks from whom you got this data on how they could better output to csv to make ingestion simpler and easier for downstream users…. but maybe that letter would just be "don't use CSV!"

related to flat data formats, it obviously makes sense to start with CSV, but what about the future? If this tool became ubiquitous, how might a SWE or data professional's job change? What opportunities be created? As in:

1. CSV is ubiquitous but has no singularly well-adopted standard.
2. software and data engineers struggle with CSVs as a result of #1.
3. tool is created to reduce pain and friction.
4. profit? a new market? a new standard?

Last, but most personally interestingly, how much do you know about the Apache Arrow ecosystem and how it's mission might overlap with YoBulk's
Companies Decide to Keep Four-Day Workweek After Finding It's Better
I used TikTok extensively for a month. I thought it was disturbing how often it would show me videos from people who'd turn out to be under-age girls and I'd only find out by checking the comments. I definitely see how TikTok facilitates the risk of sexual exploitation of minors.

Trying to treat TikTok's algorithm as anything like a playground is just ridiculous.
I know they don't matter when I end up being the guy to rewrite and own it, as has been my main job the past 4 (edit: 5 now) years.
I'm curious why this is flagged
It's a double-edged sword. Macbooks are sturdy in some areas (bottom case assembly) but fragile in others (display assembly and keyboard). The e-waste partially stems from a lack of repairability; common issues like a cracked display or shorted Logic Board capacitor will run you upwards of $500. Not because those individual parts are so expensive, but because the entire display/motherboard assembly has to be replaced. Perhaps that does get salvaged with Apple's first-party reclamation programs, but that just means the wastefulness is passed on to the customer in the form of a surcharge. It doesn't fix the vast majority of devices that will never return to Apple either.

Apple's absolute authority over the platform ruins it in the end. Simple regulation like forcing them to add user-servicable storage would prevent M1 devices from getting bricked after hitting their TBW limit. It was a no-brainer for John Deere, so why not the largest company in America?
That was already a major problem when the platform was still called musical.ly and not even remotely as big as it is right now. So this is a problem which is relevant enough to report upon without the need of someone paying for it.
what's a good source where I can learn more about that? I don't consider the existence of a TV show where dozens of charges were dropped to be a reflection of likelihood.
Indeed. Some of the commentators on this article should really examine their assumptions about how reliable and correct “Software 1.0” is.
full paper - open access [1]

[1] https://journals.plos.org/plosbiology/article?id=10.1371/jou...
It's the hardest part but also the most fun.
Fakes are not mocks. A fake is an actual (simplified) implementation of the dependency.

For example, if your dependency is a distributed key-value store, a fake would expose the same API but using an in-memory hashmap under the hood.
There is no truth only power. If he has enough power to enforce his demand, well you best comply while your head is still on your shoulders. From that power the truth of how much admiration is appropriate springs.
Yeah, it's going to be fascinating to see what sort of practices make their way back from Ukraine.

It will be interesting to see the police response to the next abusive cop put paid leave being killed or maimed by a drone released by vigilantes.

How about a scenario where police officers are sousveilled by large, anonymous groups to build datasets that can be used to apply pressure to law enforcement and their union groups when they attempt to take more power by demanding larger police budgets.
My introduction to mocking was through C++ and googlemock, where you have to dependency inject the mock object to do any mocking. This always made sense to me, and could often make APIs nicer and more generic with this approach. The API for dependency injection just ends up an other public interface that you need to test, and one natural way to test it is with mock objects.

Then I learned about pytest, magicmock, and that the norm for other testing frameworks in other (mostly dynamic) languages is that you can replace whatever member or free function with a mock without this being part of the public interface of the original class or function. This feels insane to me, as this just tests implementation details.

Is there terminology to distinguish between these two kinds of mocking?
> C++23 Is Finalized. Here Comes C++26

What happened to C++24 and C++25 ? /s

I think rust will replace C and C++ if they will resist making incompatible changes every couple of years.
He could've made it the same headset using one of the standard tools for defining a specific object to get consistency across images (Textual Inversion, DreamBooth, hypernetworks, LoRA etc etc). I'm sure Midjourney supports something for that purpose, he just didn't use it.
Exactly. Listening to Marc's discussion about this reminds me of him wanting to jump into the space and see this calculation playing out in his head where cheap-money >> Adam's self-dealing. No surprise this deal happened right at the time when the high-interest environment was starting to kick in.