skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You are clearly assuming things that have nothing to do with what I described.

The owner of a walled garden doesn’t need to depend on 3rd parties for anything they can build whatever tools they want in house.
I've heard relatively bad things about Dutch healthcare from people who have had to use it - basically the doctors will either give you vitamins, or antibiotics and operate, with little nuance inbetween. Maybe it was "foreign student/young person" bias though.
> bacterial resistance" ... The bacteria will 'find' a way.

This seems likely, to the point where I took it for granted. The fact that you know that you're in an arms race does not mean that you should stop developing new arms? Maybe the opposite. Even if the advantage gained is temporary.
The major difference that I seem to be able to find digging through the docs/wiki is that in RIFE2, "continuations" are a first-class feature of the framework and the framework was built with these in mind.

What this allows you to do is build flows around pausing and saving the state of execution, and resuming it with all variables captured at a later time, which opens up neat possibilities.

With Loom on the JVM natively this in THEORY should be possible but there is a lot of complication here.

There was a good post on this on /r/java with Ron Pressler from Oracle posting about why this is complicated 1 month ago:

"Yet another delimited continuations implementation and why Project Loom is a bit disappointing"

https://www.reddit.com/r/java/comments/10889p1/yet_another_d...
Although presently there is a strong institutional drive to disconnect nearly everything from IQ, the traditional medical dogma is that median IQ for ADHD individuals is lower than average. That's not to say that there aren't higher IQ individuals with ADHD.

But if IQ skews lower, what explains the paradox between this traditional view and supposed ADHD concentration in STEM?

My working theory is that ADHD-PI is actually an autism spectrum symptom and skews higher IQ.

ADHD hyperactive is probably still clinically related to ADHD-PI, but I'd guess that the hyperactive expression is just enough outside of the spectrum to disconnect it from AS. And that the higher IQ related "symptom" is less likely to be present as well.

Possibly due to a less overactive visual cortex: the increased visual processing theoretically being related to the daydreaming symptom of PI. And the attentional fatigue that triggers the daydreaming being related to ADHD-PI as well, in addition to the possibility of it being related to AS.

Although I don't work in IT, I suspect that the presence of ADHD-PI skews higher than expected in comparison with the hyperactive expression.
The goal seems to be keeping up more than innovation and inspiring people. It may well be due to the out of control bureaucracy stifling vision in Europe. ESA has done some interesting research in the past (if you're a physics nerd who cares about that kind of stuff), but even that was in cooperation with the Americans in the cases I know of.

It's sad because the EU has a lot of resources and could have a great space program if there were more of a push for it. Also a friendly rivalry between the continents would help speed up progress in general. The EU isn't even trying to be the first to send humans to Mars, while a nation that was completely underdeveloped up till the 80s and relied heavily on technology transfer from Western and Eastern developed countries is now attempting to beat the US to it. Talk about a fighter - vs the old money kid with few ambitions.
Looks like RP2040 support was merged some time ago and should be available in recently released OpenOCD v0.12.0

https://github.com/openocd-org/openocd/commit/92169e9f552995...
I think the size of the effective chroma metapixels is more important than the range of values. You need to make them larger in order to keep the decoder from blending them together when upscaling the 4:2:0 chroma.

Now, if you're using a 4:4:4 format to do this, then you should be able to use smaller chroma metapixels (I still wouldn't use the full chroma resolution, though, unless you're using a high bitrate or a lossless codec). However, that risks data corruption if passed through a pipeline that downsamples the chroma.
> and the sun never set on the British Empire

"because God doesn't trust Brits in the dark".

See, I can play the witty quotes game, too.

Not that I added much of value with this comment.
Excellent topic, my company also does technical due diligence. Even so, beyond acquisition, regarding investments we see that founders networking and promises take over technical capabilities. Not the same for pure acquisitions. Shameless plug: [1]

It would he great if the HN community could comment more about this topic beyong the Gitlab's article.

[1] Fundamental Analysis of Web3 Technologies: https://blog.coinfabrik.com/fundamental-analysis-of-web3-tec...
If you went to the trouble to accumulate resources in life you might find it interesting to give some of it to your friends. If anything, I could see the argument that someone doesn't really need a will if one has kids or a spouse as they would get everything by default anyway, and the will us just a way of carving it apart, whether for tax reasons or to prevent infighting... but if you don't have family then without a will your belongings are essentially forfeit :(. I definitely have people in my life whom I want to receive my assets when I die (though I also haven't taken the time to make a will, despite it coming up weirdly often... I think the universe might be hinting at me).
I think the health department in several places has put bleach on food that people were trying to distribute to the homeless. The logic was that the food wasn't prepared to commercial standards.

https://nypost.com/2018/11/12/health-department-poured-bleac...
My laptop with its finite RAM isn't Turing Complete? Wow.
Alchemists being “wrong” is like Michelson-Morley “failing”:

More branding than reality, since we accomplished their projects later — transmuting elements and detecting the aether.

Ironically, this seems to be a cognitive bias — we never update our first impression nor put together a story across terminology changes. Carlo Rovelli gives an interesting talk on how we’re too quick to dismiss ancient scholars.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=an5-KLvvMGM&t=1199s
tldr: old man yells at clouds. Irrationally conservative and arrogant. OP demonstrates quite handsomely how they don't understand anything about neovim nor the history of regexp.
"hilarious" is a bit strong. "interesting" feels better to me.
Thomas Jefferson did advocate for provisions to rewrite it every 19 years, update it with contemporary philosophy. He might have been accepting of making it a blockchain technology.

James Madison “won” though and no such provisions were included. Madison felt we owed perpetual deference to past achievers, which sounds pretty monarchic.
Metaculus Introduces Conditional Probability Forecasting
I’m pretty sure ADA stops companies from increasing rates for having a disability.

(ADHD is a recognized disability under ADA.)

There are public safety provisions allowed, for example, if you are bipolar, you can not be a commercial airline pilot. Driving a car does not meet the public safety exceptions.
> There is absolutely enough food and shelther available on this planet for every man, woman and child to have a roof over their heads and enough to eat. It is a choice to deny it to them. Why? So a handful of people can become obscenely wealthy. That's it.

Can we stop a second and talk about this? Morally and ethically, you are absolutely and completely right in every possible way. There's nothing at all to talk about.

Yet food and shelter aren't just moral questions of basic humanity. They're also logistical questions. Having a warehouse of stored grain in Nebraska is useless to starving people in Indonesia without a way to get it there and a way to feed them for all the days to come. Having empty houses in Detroit is not useful to unsheltered people in Budapest without a way to get the latter to the former and enable them to actually live there - never mind if they would accept such an offer.

You're absolutely right. These are moral and ethical non-questions. There just might be practical questions in there too. Ignoring the latter to focus on the former is perhaps not an ideal way to identify systemic changes that can address systemic problems.

Otherwise you wind up in a situation like San Francisco's, where people point to misleading numbers on vacant housing (and decry the abominable human greed) in order to distract from a decades-long failure to produce enough housing for people.
In the case of the Netherlands, interest rate caps are already in place and payday loans don't exist. Furthermore, it's relatively easy to get help (but not fun) when you're bankrupt and to get out of this bankruptcy with a clean sheet after 5 years. Currently there is a law in the works vetted by the House of Representative to reduce this period.
When an instance is replaced, it's entire tree is replaced. So this includes all children. Cursor position would be reset if it the input was focused while the toggle happened, but it is not since the button has focus on toggle, so cursor reset isn't relevant in the given example.
I've been diagnosed with ADHD 4 times by 4 separate qualified clinicians and stimulant medication undoubtedly makes me more effective, so asked and answered I guess.

But I sort of philosophically struggle with the "disorder" bit of it. I live in a box with a glass wall facing other boxes with glass walls and type into a computer screen any time that I'm not actively going to the gym or doing something outdoors becuase the default thing I do is try to create enough material prosperity to exist.

This seems like something that would have a caveman climbing the walls, which is roughly how I feel about the glass box / computer screen routine when I'm not on ADHD medication.

Is is "neurotypical" to be perfectly at ease spending hours hunched in front of a screen under artifical light in order to eat, or is it "neurotypical" to be fantasizing that the pool cue next to my monitor would fly pretty straight if a lion walked through the door?
These idiots are so eager to write off what they don't understand

ADHD is neurostructural ... you can see it in an MRI
No, because being tall is a prime factor when hiring NBA players, but having ADHD is not when hiring software engineers.
Go to school to learn, or beg for labor elsewhere.
I think this is more of a technical/operational process, and less about the financial/legal one. Typically there is a "LOI" (Letter of Intent) that kicks off the DD process. That stipulates the acquisition price, any key terms (cash vs stock), etc.
You can find quite a few lectures by Nima Arkani-Hamed on YouTube including some on the amplituhedron. But they are mostly not gentle introductions and require some knowledge of physics to follow along. I think this one [1] provides a lot of background and explains the motivation.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mF_vqDt-ETU
Well, that isn't the use-case I would need. The whole app would be written in PHP, so there would be no node process to execute the function. Invoking the function in node would require launching it, which would take a lot of time.

I'm thinking of various sites that need a "script" condition for domain logic. Like, "this coupon applies when your cart contains 5 items worth at least $5 each". If the client tried to write the logic for that they'd have no clue how. But a graph editor would be make that user-friendly.

There's just not a lot of FBP stuff for PHP, even though it's a popular language.
Hoplite Key Manager
What's the background on the project? Is it used in production somewhere? Why was it just made open source?
This is peak HN. Those of you who seriously contemplate subjecting your children to emulating what the article describes should be banned from having children, lol.
Tangentially, from what I hear, proffesional blacksmiths prefer to work without gloves, accepting the risk of burns compared to the better grip it gives them.

Where it becomes an issue, is indeed when you are not your own master, and the risk and profit being borne by different people cause warped incentives...
Facebook isn't charging for their various social media services, they are charging for the ID verification service.
If you feel you need the help, the downsides aren't that big. It's just when you switch insurance provider, they will ask about pre-existing medical conditions. This goes for everything, high blood pressure etc etc.
Nyquist theorem Shannon's theorem -> noise sampling + information encoding. Overall if I understand correctly GP says that audio is recorded without any smart techniques besides the basics. Implies that this is bad because memory resources are wasted. Does not discuss how smart techniques might waste computational resources.
As far as I know, there is just one WMATA Metro station too deep escalators, the Forest Glen station on the Red Line. One day not long after it opened, the elevators were all out of service, and passengers were allowed the choice of walking the stairs or of continuing on to Wheaton. I walked the stairs, which then wasn't that bad (I was in my early forties). But the stairs and rails were impressively dusty.
Regardless of if the person is correct or not, there's no never to phrasing your reply that way.
The case for hanging out
NBA players are hired for their ability to shoot hoops. Software engineers are not hired for having ADHD.
Same with road biking. If you are willing to pay for it, you can get the exact same set up as any of the pros, of course, with the exception that some of it might be prototype and exclusive.
How does io/uring pollepoll asyncio fit into 2023 Linux user process scheduling? Does this or any other material cover this for rust async await, Python async await?
From CEOs to Coders, Employees Experiment with New AI Programs
Compound literals are anonymous variables, i.e. like variables except that there is no label visible in the C program. If you look at the assembly you'll see that they are declared exactly like a variable except with a compiler generated internal label.
I think the article had some good points.

I’ve had the same b2b PM woes. I even had my PM tell someone that they (the PM) didn’t really need to know how to use our product, as long as they talked to users and wrote down what they wanted into stories.

I have since taken back more product owner power as founder. Innovation is up again! So I think it’s helping.
Just a couple days ago, my wife and I were having this same exact conversation. In fact, I wonder if big tech company — as dystopian as this sounds — tries to attract individuals that exhibit strong ADHD traits.

Side note: I'm 34 years old and just 3 days ago, was evaluated by a psychiatrist and was diagnosed with adult ADHD.
I agree. It seems like they are trying to be transparent and detailed, though, and I don't see that in their list, and the negotiations only appear around step 13?
Qt is now staying up-to-date with new Android NDK versions
This is not what bias means.
"Lancet retracts 12-year-old article linking autism to MMR vaccines" < https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2831678/ >. Even the Lancet makes big mistakes sometimes.
Well, I dunno. libpng needs -lpng16 and -lz. Are you saying that libpng should have a staticly–linked copy of zlib inside of it, so that if your application needs both libpng and zlib you will end up with both? That’s probably unpalatable to most people.
> Pomodoros (short timed bursts of activity with frequent breaks). If you are having trouble shorten the time until you are able to start.

Describe the desired completed task to an imaginary third person. Poorly defined tasks can often make starting more difficult.

Thanks! The 2nd point particularly makes a lot of sense.
People shouldn’t give their pdfs names like “GRADU-1428493916.pdf.”
Um. Where?

I think I have met 1 female Sydney in my 55 years, but maybe a dozen male ones. I'm a Brit for reference. To my "Sidney" (regardless of spelling variations) is a male name.
A lesser-known vector for XSS attacks: SVG files
> The problem is that even if you re-built that product, it would quickly get overrun by engagement optimizers. If the product is open, they'll rush in.

This doesn't make sense to me: the Facebook from back then didn't support "engagement optimizers" as it didn't have a pervasive programmatic newsfeed trying to show you posts from random people you might like: it showed you posts from your friends, and if none of your friends were "influencers" you simply couldn't see any influencer content even if every other user on the site who wasn't your friend was an influencer.
How about storing your files in other people's DNS caches?

https://blog.benjojo.co.uk/post/dns-filesystem-true-cloud-st...
Right, it was for controlling terminals originally.

I recall in the early 90s I worked for an ag chemical company as an intern. They had a horrid budgeting app written on some old crusty DB platform, I was asked to make the text interface “better”.

We accessed via VT terminal emulators, so I created a library of ANSI drawing primitives and created a primitive window / menu system out of it. It blew everyone’s mind at the time, but it was only a couple of week’s work.

* Edited to add a lot of DOS software and terminal stuff did similar things, including some nifty Terminate and Stay Resident utilities (TSR!).
Thank you for the original comments. They were well-written and punchy, and definitely prompted some introspection.

I was considering posting to the original thread, and sensitive to it looking too self-promotional. I'm glad you saw this, it'd be great to hear if you had anything to add.
Now, Next, Later, Never (Improving MoSCoW)
Let's provision an EKS cluster using Terragrunt and verify our cluster health
Check out this podcast: https://www.hackingyouradhd.com/adhd-podcast-network

Filled with tons of practical tips on managing your ADHD
this week, next week, sometime, never
You could do this with any service which accepts user content. You could have a tumblr blog focused on “paranormal phenomenon in white noise images” and fill it full of data embedded in images. If anyone ever asks you just explain that like many pattern illusions not everyone can see images contained within - try squinting, or covering the eye on the predominant side of your body, stand on your head, blah blah blah.
Thanks!

* What are the most common gotchas?

* What tools do you use to do the technical due diligence?

* What would you suggest to prepare for it?

* What would acing it look like?
https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...

That's all hn has had on the topic (includes yours). A comment mentions in passing that it is not yet used "for various reasons".
I started my website and blog in 2021. I used Jekyll + github pages with custom domain. I didn't want to setup everything by myself, so I bought a Jekyll theme that I liked and customized it. I did it lazily, so it took me around 1 month to complete the whole process, including copying my old blogposts from Medium.
I've wondered in the past if product management (especially for externally facing functionality) is too much to ask for one person:

* You need someone very technical to understand the engineering aspects

* You need someone politically and socially astute for the internal politics and prioritisation

* You need someone who actively knows the market, clients, prospects and competitors
Interesting idea, but they have pretty short lifespans
The “problem” with this sort of stuff happening in a non legal way is that you end up in a space with no worker protections, no legal recourse, a lot of uncertainty that can lead to exploitation, etc etc etc

Society existed that way for a long time but there’s a reason we stopped doing feudalism

To your point not having everything enter the capitalist sphere is good, I think it’s possible to navigate one without the other
how do you manage the encryption/decryption?
I just publish via blogger. In the past I have checked other options but I always spend more time looking for interesting ways to deploy content than writing content
RDNA2’s anemic RT performance was such a letdown. RDNA3 wasn’t much better, hopefully AMD gets it together with RDNA4
Does “enable” mean “send”?
We can safely assume that someone building a launch site has taken a moment to think about what can be launched from there.
> Well, Ukraine started killing east Ukrainians, no one forced them to

Maybe if the little green Russian FSB and GRU soldiers didn’t turn up Ukraine wouldn’t have had a reason to shell those areas.

> Literally 0 evidence of this.

The UN disagrees with you, they found credible claims of child rape and torture.

Not to mention the torture videos we have, but I’m sure you’ve got some line for the video we have of Russians castrating Ukrainian soldiers too.
Can anyone tell me why review this in 2023 when we already have RDNA3 GPUs on the market? (RX 7900 XT/XTX)
> I’ve given you an example that proves it.

Except you didn't. The black box you described does have feelings because the human inside has feelings. The fact that every component of a sentient system doesn't have feelings isn't particularly interesting.

> There are plenty of damaging processes in the body that produce no pain.

Because they didn't need to for fitness purposes.

> What I’m interested in is how sensations are produced;

https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2116933119

> it’s not just computation

You don't know that.
He was an employee of CSS Tricks. The founder did not stay on.
Friends of mine in various countries with adult diagnoses of ADHD have mentioned it has affected a whole bunch of things.

Driving permissions and insurances are a common one, but also: suddenly being deemed medically unfit to do various other things such as possess and use firearms, scuba dive, fly aircraft, etc.

What strikes me as absurd about all this is that they always had ADHD, but once they got it diagnosed and started managing it, they are deemed unfit to do a load of shit.
Why not live in Spain, find a very good school there, maybe hire a few tutors and then let your child to study at whatever uni they want?

Choosing a school is important, but not as important as choosing a uni imo.
“Neurotypical” has to do with ability to function at a fundamental level. If neurotypical person is interested in something, they are likely to be fine doing that thing. But they can also chose not to do it.

Someone with ADHD has trouble controlling attention. To be a disorder, this needs to be severe enough to limit you.

There is a significant overlap in behavior with neurotypical and neurodivergent people. What separates them is what is driving that behavior.
Not really sure why the fact that other services exist make this service less patronizing.

Basic assumption is, we know you need coaching, you probably won't take it, so we will bribe you with basic necessities.

It might work or might not, but it's patronizing for sure.
Are these biases wrong though? In a hypothetical perfectly spherical chickens in vacuum world, yes, but in reality you probably want some outcome bias for example because you don't control all the variables.

So the analysis of perception of that bias and bias blind spot strike me as interesting but rather useless.
I've used a airthings for some similar research, you should consider that the quality differs over the year, heating, outside temperature and so on will change your results, what i want to say is if you want to prove different rooms you should consider buying more then one ...

... and some changes will also take some time to show effect. For me it was the amount of radon in the air.
It's not a "review", more like an architectural look back? RDNA3 is here https://chipsandcheese.com/2023/01/07/microbenchmarking-amds...
> In the US, the only external downside of ADHD

The FAA doesn't look kindly on ADHD diagnoses for people looking to get pilots licenses, even private. It adds a bunch of extra hoops to jump through.