skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Unfortunately not possible, as the JSON is quite long. I've even gone the extra mile to calculate the average entropy of my game-state (its just numbers) to see how much I could save by compressing it, but to no avail. It would way too long, even compressed.

Thanks for the suggestion though!
I love this.

"You can also [motivate] by instilling fear - of job insecurity, of
the loss of political capital in the show's hierarchy, or simply
the harsh judgment of a capricious father figure. You have the
power to be either an enabler of your employees's creativity, or
make them the enablers of your whims."

It's refreshing when I find a piece that doesn't reduce the workplace to naive fix-all tropes like "assume positive intent." Of course the film industry just had "me too," so perhaps the lesson is particularly clear there, but it's not like quid-pro-quo doesn't happen in software.
https://archive.is/wyEQ7#selection-827.4-831.82
Show HN: The SaaS 2.0 Manifesto
How can someone even argue the US died? It’s the only superpower in the world. Also no one really knew if a state could leave or not - it’s a question that had to be settled with violence. Might is right and all that
> Customer list with name, monthly revenue, contract termination date and any other fields if relevant.

Could you compare and contrast this analysis for companies with a small number of large customers, vs a large number of small customers? What are you looking for? What are examples of good or bad surprises?
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> Cloudflare is not making the Internet safer

I am certainly not a fan of Cloudflare and woudn't use their services, but I think this is not an accurate statement. Their services do objectively provide a security benefit. The only question is really whether or not the cost/benefit ratio is favorable.
> Parents used to feed their children when I grew up. What's changed? And if that's the case why is childhood obesity soaring in the same areas that so desperately need money to feed children?

Fast food is now a fraction of the cost of healthy food.

Cost of living has been steadily increasing (and more recently, more suddenly increasing) while wages have remained stagnant. Home ownership rates have declined, resulting in more people paying to keep a roof over their head instead of investing in their own future equity. Instead of having any security to support their families, they’re paying significant %s more in prepay utility services.
All progress is progress. If your model is better but stable diffusion has all these tools that let you more practically generate the images you want, a whole web UI that's got years of development in it?

Your advanced model becomes a toy, like creating a Twitter clone on your local machine.

You then have to recreate all these things like control net, because I know for sure that this fine tuned control is way more important than a jump in base model quality.

This is why open source kicks ass. The SD people don't have to be the best, not with a community floating them.
Check page 5 of this doc https://site.warrington.ufl.edu/ritter/files/IPOs-Age.pdf

Around year 2000 median age was 4 years, 2001-2009 was 8-9 years and since 2008 median age has been 9-14 years with the majority more than 10 years.
Uncontrolled immigration to the UK is a myth. If you've ever tried to get permanent residence for a non-EU citizen, you'd know just how controlled it is.

Granted, yes, we had little control over migration from the EU from 2004 to 2016. But very few of London's working poor are of Eastern European heritage - anyone from there who finds it too difficult here tends to head back.

Asylum seekers / "small boats" migrant numbers are absolutely tiny relative to the London population.

London does have a high % of first-generation immigrants - but most of them are now-elderly Caribbeans, South Asians, Mediterraneans, West Africans who came over in the 60s and 70s. Outside of a few areas, non-Anglo-looking people in their 30s and under were overwhelmingly born here.
Ah! That sounds very interesting. I am actually using Cloudflare Pages to host the current frontend-only version of the game. I'll have a look and see where it takes me. Thanks!
But trying to use MI2XX compute is so hard even on public clouds. I have tried it for a bit and it always seems to throw some kind of error if you want to run anything more "generic" on it (like say, pytorch) , as opposed to more custom, finely tuned code you'd find on usual HPC.
Truly impressive work. Any recommendations for getting started working with the OpenCascade kernel?
It's very on-brand for Facebook that they'd price it at $11.99 instead of $12.
i dont need my facebook. id sooner delete it than pay them.
Yeah, there are a lot of positives. It's not just about stopping kids from cheating. It's a better system, in my opinion.
"single pipeline for multiple kinds of loads (in serial)" <--recipe for pipeline explosion.

Who wants a pipeline behind their home that transports chlorine gas one hour and ethylene gas the next?
Its really dismaying to me that this is "political". It distracts the credentialed people and respected institutions from considering this hypothesis. All the studies are reactionary like "I told you so!" while testing the wrong thing and exacerbating why this is political at all.

Its simple geography. Suburban and rural areas are living in greater squalor than anyone would care to admit. Hence the tapeworms. The people in those areas are not considered or serviced well by Democrats and happen to be Republican. The people there made an incorrect conclusion due to a correlation, the people elsewhere called them dumb and eventually did study after study on the incorrect conclusion just to say "you're dumb".

The causation in those areas are not considered or well serviced.
so as far as i can tell it's not like a full switch per se but reddit has services written in both python and go.

r2 (old reddit, the reddit API, some parts of new reddit, some of their ML stuff), their monolith, is still written in python.

some services they have in go include some real time services (like the reddit talk stuff seems to be primarily written in go)

reddit kinda seems to have a SOA (not microservices). while there are some codepaths that go through r2 (and indeed this seems to be the case in a lot of cases with regards to old reddit), a lot of newer code uses services.

(note: their engineering blog (/r/RedditEng) calls a lot of their stuff microservices and indeed they may be using that for some things but a lot of their stuff have been described as using more of a SOA vs a microservices.)

someone like /u/ketralnis may have more information as well?
TL;DR: I was stuck in a local optimum where the screen provided so much relative value, and leaving the screen required so much relative energy and vulnerability, that I’d opt for screen time.

I can only share my experience, can’t do a structural analysis.

For me, it was screens. Not anything in particular about the screen being bad in and of itself, but that the screen was so easy and efficient.

I can do my work better on a screen. I can create more value on a screen. I can have a meeting more efficiently on a screen. I can communicate more efficiently on a screen. I can entertain myself more efficiently on a screen.

Going out requires effort. I have to “get ready.” I have to go somewhere. I might not know people so I have to be vulnerable to cross a threshold of familiarity. I have to either be comfortable with myself and how others see me or I have to be comfortable being uncomfortable. These things pretty much aren’t a problem for me on a screen.

So my default is to wake up, go to a screen to work (I WFH because it’s more efficient), get done with work and find entertainment on another screen. Go to bed and start over again. I just bounced from screen to screen.

Being social. Taking care of my body. Taking care of my mind. These all require effort above that baseline.

It took me a long time to realize and appreciate that I was stuck in a local optimum and being inefficient in the short term was necessary to break out of it.
Articles on this topic always remind me of Leibniz's philosophical optimism, which stemmed from considering all possible worlds through the lens of his theological motivations (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gottfried_Wilhelm_Leibniz#Theo...). This was famously criticized by Voltaire in Candide.

But, even earlier, the Scholastics wrestled with alternatives to reality as we know it, which seems to have found its best articulation by Luis de Molina (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molinism).

Even Calvin seems to resurrect his influence through superdeterminism (most recently championed by Sabine Hossenfelder).

I'm not claiming that these thinker prefigure modern physics, only that intellectual history sometimes rhymes, even if it doesn't repeat.
I built an app to search the APOD archive by color
I vote yes too!
Ad hominem doesn’t mean personal attack actually. This is quite a frustrating misconception online.

Ad hominem applies to an argument wherein you try to discredit an argument by discrediting the person making the argument. I.E. “Person A is B therefore not C”. In this situation the argument that “This guy is an academic therefor his tool is unneeded” is absolutely an ad hominem.
Ten subscribers per GPU means an average player can play at most 17 hours per week, even if the service can somehow load balance across time zones without unacceptable lag.

Having significantly more subscribers wouldn't give each player much time to play.
The Sion – the car that charges itself – Sono Motors
If each network also had unique dns services, then I think in theory you could run a split horizon DNS server on the middleman that rewrites results from the other network as the “alt” address.

E.g. in the example middleman could rewrite a query for `outernode0` that comes from the inner node network to resolve to 192.169.3.10 (instead of .2.10).

I’m not sure which dns servers allow rewriting logic like that though.
Why is loneliness more common? Look at the work week. Everyone is working long hours, doesn't get time off, or is too broke to spend it doing social stuff in America or other countries. Lots of fear increases this too, with people working too much social skills go down and mental health issues become an issue. And lack of interactions with others increases fear in general.

Now if you are lucky enough to be well off enough not to have that issue then the second thing is tech replaces people in a lot of areas - food, entertainment, health, ways we connect with others etc. If you had to rely on others more I bet most people would be less lonely in general. Isolation becomes easier the more tech you have available - be it cars or computers it can easily isolate you if you don't purposely avoid isolation. Now tech can bring people together, I'm in a long distance relationship and tech makes it very easy nowadays but it's still not the same, as in person face to face experiences.

But I also think people will always face loneliness in every generation, it just might go by other names.
What the fuck did I just watch? It’s like he started trying to say something in parable form but doesn’t understand how storytelling works.
Adapting that for use on hobby airplanes is 1 step away from a cruise missile.
Jaywick, 97% White, 95% Born in Uk [1]. The most deprived area in England

Search "10 poorest towns in England". There will be no immigrants anywhere. Search "most deprived areas in Europe" and half of them are in Britain. [2] May I remind you that EU also contains Romania and Poland?

Have you looked at GDP per capita of cities? Once you remove London/Oxford/Cambridge, the country is so poor.

Second biggest city in UK is Birmingham, has GDP per capita $30,000. Second biggest city in Germany is Hamburg, has GDP per capita $85,000

You have to compare most of Britain to corrupt, post soviet countries to find comparable standard of living:

Take Prague, Czech republic, GDP PP is $57,000, Double of Birmingham.

So you go to Warsaw, Poland, it was completely destroyed in the war, is really corrupt, still has higher GDP than Birmingham, $32,000.

North & East Ayrshire has GDP €16,200. You might as well live in Siberia!
Yakutia has GDP of $18,000 [5]

> The poverty you describe is... sustained and generated by policies designed to ease poverty.

Yes, I guess you could pursue the plan of starving poor to death, do a rerun of Ireland 1850's

London is fucked because housing. Housing in London is fucked because most of UK provides living standards of Poland.

References:
1- https://www.citypopulation.de/en/uk/eastofengland/essex/E340...
2 - https://www.cornwalllive.com/news/cornwall-news/cornwall-sec...

5 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_federal_subjects_of_Ru...
>more wear and tear on roads.

Listen, I hate the electric hummer and Chevy 2500s as much as the next guy but talking point needs to be taken out back and shot. The wear and tear light vehicles put on the road is a rounding error on any road that sees commercial traffic

>Many cities are objectively worse now than 15-20 years ago,

This is just pure lying. The "fleet" is much cleaner than it was 15-20yr ago for a variety of reasons. Cities are much safer and richer.

>This needs top down regulation,

Top down regulation is what gave us LA. People in general can't be trusted to centrally plan and the people who think they can solve the world's ills with central planning are the least trustworthy. We need to "regress" to pre-1940s urban development patterns.
Nothing new here, it is a well known problem solving method for physicists.
"no US laws were broken" != lacking in harmful activities.
It's a thesis from a university publication catalogue, and the file name might be just conforming to some kind of a guideline from their university library.

"Gradu" is a common shorthand for "pro gradu" which is the term used in Finland for a master's thesis. The numbers might just be some kind of an id. Many other theses from the same archive also seem to follow some kind of a similar (though not quite identical) pattern in their file names.

It's not the most descriptive file name but it might not be the author's choice.
This two options don't need to be explored serially.
I completely agree. It's amazing because, arguably, both sides are correct!

Science: It does nothing against COVID! (True, in isolation.)

Lived Experience: It sure helped me! (And it actually probably did!)

Also, your comments about squalor - most of the test subjects probably don't live in rural areas where they would be more likely to get the parasites... And if you do live in such an area, ivermectin may actually be a completely reasonable treatment strategy (for the same reasons that "lots of rest," "stay hydrated," etc. are beneficial). Yikes.
Hopefully this does what is intended. Similar programs in the States generate huge amounts of waste because the food must be provided for all students who qualify, yet a large portion does not get eaten and gets thrown away. At least this is the case in my local district
Is it made up that finances are one of the primary reasons for divorce? Also, that women tend to leave more so than men if the men make significantly less (or none) than them?
"Crust of Rust" is already a thing.
https://youtube.com/@jonhoo
Even with a gigabit internet connection that would take a couple hundred hours.
Considering this might very well end up you losing your google account, it is a very necessary warning.

If anything, the author should be more clear about what happens if youtube gets mad: you might lose your google account along with access to mail, drive, photos etc
Mega impressed, I can see myself using this regularly. Charting and viz with matplotlib and pandas transforms is great, but a lot of time there’s a benefit of dumping to point-and-click mode with tableau to quickly spin data around without much coding. This will make that workflow much smoother
What do you mean by unduly biased.

Bias, at least for me, means erroneous or misleading.

I think all people are biased and imperfect, but that doesn't mean that all communication is biased. Unbiased communication takes a lot more work, but isn't impossible.
What’s So Special About 2% Inflation?
Yeah it’s a war, there isn’t much more bias information you’re going to see. I looked into half the stories Google promoted me when I did a random search about an Ukraine topic and it was basically all US MSM which cited “experts” that were former US intelligence. This also held true for Bing because appearantly US MSM is the place to get unbiased reputable information about the war in Ukraine (???)

The only place I could get a different view was Yandex who rigged their search results to show a bunch of small anti-US bloggers since the Ruskies run Yandex. Also RT right near the top.

So I have to choose between a bunch of shills the US and it’s MSM puppets promoted, or a bunch of shills the Russians promoted plus some bloggers who would believe the US is responsible for cancer and heart disease.

None of these search engines promote sources which could be seen as relatively neutral like Al Jazeera or Chinese news or whatever. I never see people promote random substacks of independent media. Almost everything I read about this war is planted by government shills of one sort or another that are boosting search results and so on. I was around for the Iraq war and yeah that war made it incredibly obvious how THROUGHLY untrustworthy the mainstream media is regarding war reporting and their love of killing the innocent with lies. I’ve fallen for propaganda before because it’s impossible not to because there’s such a freaking torrent of it.
Brexit: 'British jobs for British people'. Total failure on that front.
I chose the name of the blog to mean analytic, reductionist reasoning (in contrast to associative, vague reasoning). In the meantime, I also like the following framing, which I wanted to add to the front page of the blog for some time: https://www.cold-takes.com/minimal-trust-investigations/
Nvidia hiked the TDP even higher with the 4090 to keep the performance crown.
Feeding children is a proven way of increasing the educational attainment, and by extension in the long run enables more (future) parents to prosper.
Both of those can be true.

Health issues are a spectrum; depending on how little I like my job, I might make a different decision about whether a particular health issue rises above the threshold of "I don't want to do this any more".
I am piggybacking my question on this discussion: as a beginner to Linux networking, are there good resources one can learn from (such as the use of ip link for route management as discussed in the article?)
I had the surgery a long time ago. It was not terrible, and without too many disgusting details, self-care afterwards is the most important thing.

Funny story: when I was at Google, a friend and his wife came to visit. She went into the ladies', and beforehand I told her about the bidets in the toilets. She came out and said, "My God, you have to study to use one of those!"
DLSS, when used with reflex, has a latency that is comparable with native frames with no frame generation. I guess you could get a lower latency with Reflex alone, and DLSS turned off, but imo the fact that it is still as good as "normal" makes the latency argument moot.
For all of us not in the know: APOD=Astronomy Picture of the Day

https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html
Four ways to build web apps
> This is a very real problem when using a VPN

I've been really careful about selecting virtual network IP spaces throughout due to this concern.

The hardest part is accounting for the point-to-site VPNs on top of everything else (i.e. employees connecting from home/Starbucks/airport).

For internal corporate networks, I typically will provision smaller targeted networks in order to get around this. Lopping-off all of 10.0/16 or 192.168/16 for your internal LAN will put you at a fairly high statistical likelihood of overlapping domestic ISP address spaces. Smaller, odd networks like 192.168.111/24 are much easier to plan around.
Look I think the term dog whistle is over applied, but somehow this seems like the opposite to me, you’re doing a lot of work to turn what on its surface seems a pretty inflammatory statement into something gentle and nice. Yes there is as I said maybe a valid criticism to be had arguing that the left is engaged in a sort of affirmative action for ideas trying to counter the larger societal situation by overcompensating in the places they have some control over, but that isn’t the reading that comes naturally with the phrase “sacred caste”. At the very least sacred caste embeds a value judgement, but also the sacred caste really ought to have some extra power you know and it implies they need taken down a bit. Like if you didn’t think that there are plenty of better words that could have been used. It’s also notable that op didn’t choose to clarify themselves (assuming you aren’t op). What I will grant you is that, trying to maximize my empathy, op might agree that trans people are far from all powerful and perhaps even the stronger position that I was really getting at which is that overall across society they have less power than cis people, but I think they would have to reach for that empathy and they aren’t in the above comment and as I mentioned there are plenty of people making very similar statements who clearly mean something a lot stronger and I also suspect they did too. This is the only post by op I could find when I quickly looked at their page. It feels like they knew this had the potential to be inflammatory, posted it, and now your acting put upon that that it was taken in an inflammatory light.
Top item on the roadmap: "Support Apple silicon M1/M2 deployment"
Unless the price of oil exceeds the value of the goods being delivered.
Mad world
I believe the intent behind implementing such a policy is admirable. By teaching students practical use of A.I. tools, their current limitations and biases, and how to refine the prompts and results will be a necessary skill. However, I also find it problematic.

> As a result, the projects this semester are much better than previous pre-AI classes.

The use of the term "better" is concerning. According the blog, the subject of the class is "innovation". He is essentially praising the A.I. ability to innovate and not his students. If the object of school is to learn, what did his students learn about innovation and how was that measured despite ChatGPT? It reads as if his students learned about using and optimizing a tool and not the subject at hand.

The common argument for A.I. is that it will free humans to pursue more interesting and creative activities. The pervasive theme among many of these articles suggests creativity and thought to become a commodity, where the role of the human is to simply intervene and edit. Many architects are beginning to forfeit design to Midjourney, and editing the results. We need to ask ourselves: is authoring or editing more worthwhile?