skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Rope (data structure)
Currently reading a book on this topic. Can be repetitive at times but has a lot of really good insight. Had no idea your REM as a percentage of sleep is highest in the last few weeks before you are born.

Why We Sleep: Unlocking the Power of Sleep and Dreams https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/34466963-why-we-sleep
"Bovine meat and milk factors (BMMFs) are episomal, plasmid-like DNA molecules isolated from bovine sera and milk products and from the peritumor of colorectal cancer CRC patients [[1-6]]. BMMFs were proposed as zoonotic infectious agents and risk factors involved in indirect cancerogenesis of several types of cancer including CRC [[7-10]]. Our studies specifically focus on a link between BMMF and colorectal cancer and are supported by an epidemiological association between global consumption of bovine (red) meat and dairy products and colorectal cancer incidence"
Lack of fiber is already a known factor in colorectal cancer, isn't it?
I think that it’s bad to amplify extremist views (see the number of shooters who glorify the Christchurch killer). In this case I don’t think that’s a huge risk, though.
I think this is a dead end. The world doesn't need beautiful soultions, it needs ugly solutions that work tomorrow.
What would be the evolutionary conditions that would lead us to mentally think we are older as we age? For much of evolutionary history we were expected to produce offspring then kick the bucket. No advantage to feeling older, not even expected to get that much older than what most people feel.

If we solved the problem of aging this wouldn’t be a puzzle at all and it would immediately make perfect sense. The age we feel we are would correspond roughly to the age we were fully developed (mid 20s) and the age our body would stay at without aging.
remind me of a old cellular automaton I built to picture covid propagation:
https://www.coronasimulator.com/
As described, this is a form of hazing. Endure some {pain, embarrassment, temporary lower status, insults, etc} in order to gain membership in a club and then later inflict the same on others. This is an unfortunate part of human behavior. At times only annoying (but perhaps useful for bonding if done within humane constraints), but often worse.
Even in Ladakh protests are happening which are getting completely ignored by mainstream media. India with it's crazy diversity might be better off having a structure similar to the EU rather than one country with a strong central power. Modern day India is quite an unnatural union. Like if all of Africa was one country it would have been such a mess. India is like that just more crowded in less land.
The right term is "griefing".

Semantics do matter. If you read a medical article that said "the lungs are the organ of the body that pump blood around, other authors may use the term 'heart'", you wouldn't pay much attention to it, right?
Agreed, it would've been great to see a matching five year commitment to security updates.

However, you can run alternate Android versions and get security updates even longer, outside of security updates for component firmware.
I used to enjoy typing “ggez” at the end of multiplayer matches. Especially if it was an even game or close victory.

Some people would just explode in anger at the sight of it, it’s unbelievable. Someone once messaged me after that for a solid hour just venting like a mad man.

Well who do you think is the one with the issues here, I’m just a random stranger throwing out a 4 letter bait. What is the point of getting upset? Literally zero benefit whatsoever. It’s like people loosing their mind in traffic, who exactly are you yelling at inside your car?

Of course not talking about things like bullying, stalking, plain mean people.

But genuine trolls are good people! Provoking strong emotional reactions with basically zero effort is just holding a mirror in front of people. I always hoped it would eventually lead people to self-reflect.

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edit: ok I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to offend. Don’t take life so serious. I’m not a sociopath or having delusions of helping people, thanks for suggesting the diagnosis though. In the future I’ll do my best to not stir up any unnecessary negative emotions!
I dont know why people have down rated your reply, its a fair assessment on my original comment.
Don’t copy that floppy
I believe the idea is to prevent the perpetrators of such crimes from benefitting from the publicity caused by their crime. There's been a big movement to try to get news organizations to focus more on the victims of crimes.

(I have no personal expertise to judge whether this is an effective approach or not. Just expressing what I suspect may be the reasoning.)
Actually, Steam Deck is a real life-saver. The ability to play games 3 minutes at a time, anywhere, cannot be overstated (or explained to those living a more predictable, free life :). And games like e.g. "Steamworld Dig 2" or "Jack Moves" can similarly be picked up without needing 15 minutes to "get into the groove" or "drive to next mission" etc.

(I've also enjoyed Outer Wilds more on SteamDeck than any other device, for whatever reason; similarly, I can't make myself play Cyberpunk 2077 on 8" screen with fan redlining, even though apparently many do!:)
I wonder how much this schism exists in people who were near death in a “younger” age. I’ve had a couple of reminders of my mortality from my 20s to early 30s now and it’s firmly grounded a “now or never” mindset to getting things done, because nothing is guaranteed. In the same vein, I’m very continually aware of my age and am mindful of the statistically likely years I have left.

Memento Mori.
And there seems to be a lot of traditional sabotage using infectious agents in farming, like how triads were infecting pig farms with African swine fever(1). Maybe they didn't just use African Swine fever and thought they found something better. There was an explosion of pig farming this century(2), and underhanded tactics should be suspected.
(1) https://www.scmp.com/news/china/politics/article/3042122/chi...
(2) https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1748-9326/aca16b
He gives the kiss free samples

Because he knows full well

Today's innocent young faces

Are tomorrow's clientele
Which was replied to. Then the reply was ignored.
While late diagnosis of Stage III/IV CRC in young adults is tragic, both incidence and death rate of colon cancer has fallen in recent years in the U.S. as early detection (more colonoscopies) and proactive removal of pre-cancerous polyps has increased.
It's still wrong by default.

The correct pattern here is RAII, which requires no explicit cleanup code so there's no forgetting to use it.
Telling of what?

The fact that I went to money? Black v white? What?

You make vague accusations that I'm being inconsistent and struggling to square things and I don't really know what you're referring to. So unless you're going to be more explicit I'm done trying to explain myself further.
> OKRs inevitably become at odds with business results and the OKR system becomes bloated. It becomes hard to focus on the priorities that matter most while ensuring that every area of the business is running as expected.

Is practically begging the question. If the business results are not matching up, what's going on? Are are your OKRs in conflict with running the business as expected?

The title "will never be enough" is business dystopia to my ears. OKRs are bad enough — and you want more? OKRs as implemented where I've worked is the "O" is often BS, everybody skips the "KR" step completely, often naming abstract wibbly-wobbly goals in its place, and by Q3 it's all been forgotten about.
And there seems to be a lot of traditional sabotage using infectious agents in farming, like how triads were infecting pig farms with African swine fever in 2019 (1). Maybe they didn't just use African Swine fever and thought they found something better. There was an explosion of pig farming this century(2), and underhanded tactics should be suspected. (1) https://www.scmp.com/news/china/politics/article/3042122/chi... (2) https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1748-9326/aca16b
It's almost certainly a mistake to think that every feature of a system subject to selection pressure is a result of that selection pressure. Most real world selection leaves plenty of room for features to emerge (or disappear) that don't change selection fitness.
I'm usually ok with what macOS Character Viewer offers.
I am rarely on Windows and didn't know about BabelMap. It looks like it fills the gap there.

I work mostly on Linux so I hacked a Character Viewer clone in Rust over a weekend recently[1].

It just does what I need but I'm planning to add features to it if I find them useful.

So I am curious: what functions does BabelMap offer that you can't live without, especially as a typographer?

[1] https://github.com/virtualritz/glyphana
Get a VM running NetBSD or OpenBSD and check out the source code and play with it!
is it still common practice to use "var"?
You can just directly calculate what would happen. To respond to novel words (which these demonstrably do) it needs to be equivalent to a character-wise hash table, and to be the same size as LLaMA you can do lookups on around 4 characters (and you have to deal with the data sparsity in constructing many of those tuples). If you want worse output but a better hash table on the output that remains, you could hash words or common words and get contexts of up to a few words rather than a few letters.

LLMs can track mid-range dependencies though. Consider the following input

> Translate the phrase "the lazy brown fox jumped over the thorny brambles" into French, write the translation, and then write the second through fourth words of that translation.

Looking at any one word of the output you need to track many of the input words to get it correct, and the relative positions of those necessary input words is not consistent from one output word to the next. ChatGPT solves the task flawlessly (aside from its habit of explaining what it's doing before doing it). Any hash table solution, at a minimum, would need a complicated heuristic for determining which words/characters to look up.

Doing so brings us back closer to the state of language models before transformers. You had a lot of hand-tuned features, formal grammars, complicated orders of operations, expert lookup tables, and whatnot. Performance was still much, much worse than what we're getting now with deep learning.

None of that is to say that philosophically we're doing anything more than mishmashing probabilities or that something better doesn't exist, but without significant innovation rule-guided fuzzy hash tables aren't it.
Outdoors. Wearing masks?

Who are these people
Indeed, ease of use is almost more important than security. If the tooling is so hard to use correctly that everyone makes a mistake, users gain little. The interface to age seem so straightforward that as long as the crypto primitives are solid, this would do a lot for making encryption more accessible.

Edit: correct an English gaff
> Provoking strong emotional reactions with basically zero effort

This is just a justification to yourself of sociopathy. Of course there are lots of easy things you can do to upset people. Your job as a citizen is to learn not to do that and apologize.
That's not exclusive to this Nokia; all manufacturers do the "from release" vs "from purchase" thing. This is one area I really wish more manufacturers would follow Apple's lead on.
yep! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goodhart%27s_law
https://github.com/samber/sync-ssh-keys/
This is true, but it would be nice if Arena got configurable backgrounds at some point even without the streaming case.
I knew real science stars who ran Mathematica on 486 with huge success. But that's a different story. This project targets hobbyists and kids educating themselves and this normally involves watching YouTube tutorials/lectures and googling information up. For some people this can be good and teach them patience, for many this will be an obstacle and divert them to alternatives. Mathematica is great but has keep the competition in mind. I am afraid it will decline heavily sooner or later.
https://archive.ph/iDDml
Good ergonomics and strength exercices especially for the back.
Laptop are really bad to use other than for short stints.
Exercises that made a huge difference: squats, lunges, some basic weight lifting, and basic yoga.
I actually prefer "goto-less alternative 2". It's more verbose, but more explicit. No magic, I know exactly what happen. If you suddenly have more functions, you should have an array of functions with a clean_up_level variable.

Of course, you probably should not have a global state that some clean up function with a side effect deals with in the first place, but it's the c linux kernel so I assume there is something I don't know.
I'm not sure streamers will opt for modes that prioritise the video encoder over their own experience though. Look at all the esports streamers that play the game on the lowest, ugliest graphics settings because the increased performance helps their reaction time or lowered effects help them focus. But if you watch e.g. tournaments organised by the game studio, they'll put the graphics settings on max to maximise the visual appeal over gameplay benefits.
The Japanese are a special blend of insular / racist, I'd guess.i mean, ethnic Japanese that settled in Brazil are not regarded as true Japanese.
When we're young, the world is full of opportunities. As we get older, the doors to those opportunities close, and fewer things seem possible.
Could there be a significant difference in soil composition between South America and Europe, leading to different health outcomes? If you travel through Europe and South America at similar +/- latitudes, the countryside is completely different. Similarly US vs Europe at the same latitude.
I think the tags can be grouped like Extereme trackers, Moderate trackers, etc and clicking on them expands the full list.

Also one really useful tag would be "Affiliate links" if there is a way to identify a page contains affiliate links like amazon affiliate, etc. Those pages are always almost crap.

Also a tag for "Modal popups", those are too often just marketing related websites and definitely want to skip it if I know prior to visiting.
> The right term is "griefing".

I've never heard that one before, despite being online for decades.

It seems to be specific to online gaming, which I don't participate in.
Any organization the size of the VA is going to have people using CAD as a matter of just maintaining their property.

Example: https://www.usajobs.gov/job/708941600
If you have another invite to spare, I'd be very grateful to accept one! Email is: spidershred01@gmail.com
I think "let" and "const" are preferable
Why is the French Empire the most ridiculous of them all? France was the most powerful and most feared European kingdom at the time. It was natural they start colonizing to exert influence against rivals abroad, when they had a coast and a navy, lest they end up like the truest useless empire (Austria and the HRE).
Does it need to be sold by a GSA-approved vendor? Is it CMMC-approved?
I hope this will help me finally remember Jeff Minter's name. Because every three years or so I feel like looking up some gameplay videos of his games and can't for the life of me recall it.
I'm not against taking supplements. But when you say it's an upgrade, how is it an upgrade if you need to take 50 supplements just to get relatively near meats baseline.

It's not an upgrade at all, it's an inferior diet to our naturally occuring omnivore diet, not just that, but eating these soft plants (of which 50%+ of the diet is composed) will royally fuck up children's development (jaw/stature/cognition etc.).

Do what nature commands of you, don't override it with shit the magic screen tells you to do. It's in your nature to be an omnivore, "upgrading" to cheap plants only is literally against the nature of man.

Lab meat or animal meat is the only choice people should need to worry about, if they so choose - and of those, animal meat is the superior choice.
> lower back hurt the next day

"Next day" makes me think it's just DOMS.
It's got electrodes. It's everything bodies need.
Jupiter has some moons that really do go the "wrong" way: the Carme, Ananke, and Pasiphae groups.
"The problem isn't C, it's that they weren't using C properly..."
Making an Anne Frank game while also praising "Adolf Hitler's bolstering of Nazi Germany in the 1930's" is pretty unambiguous, I'd say. Nothing that a random 8chan user couldn't have come up with "for the lulz" of course, but that website has also been associated with violent acts.
Not exactly what I was referring to. The form I describe is more so to test if you are easily offended by those insults and are easily provoked. If you can find humor or bonding with those words, you can be part of the group, essentially differentiating them from those who are too emotional, easily provoked and quick to react negatively.
Show HN: Readme file breaks GitHub layout
>Plenty of people have done or said insensitive stuff, especially when young, without being violent or mentally ill. Also we don’t really know anything about this particular case.

What differentiates boys like this from plain bigots is they think they can put it next to their resume. A gut feeling is all you need to tell. It's the "quiet kid in class" energy.

>The other option you mention is they perhaps grew up in a red state? Do you suggest this as a legitimate reason for firing a person?

I was suggesting that being around accepted hate may make one feel more comfortable putting this thing out there.
It would be interesting to know if this fix works for others. It would be a shame if a minor change like this is holding back a lot of windows users.
That's in theory. In practice I knew of no ICs w/o OKRs assigned to them.
excel.new has a "weird" TLD, no mention of Microsoft in the domain and asks me to auth with my Microsoft account before I can even see the site. If I came across this in the wild, I'd for sure think this is some phishing or generally bad website.
I'm figuring that Apple has probably developed their own as well.
Amazing idea! I wanna use it with my partner
Specifically if you're using .NET, that wouldn't apply to GDScript the same way.
Doesn't const also get optimized better?
The Energy Department is far more credible than spy agencies as they actually do biological and genomic research.
likely just that the people grading the bots were so afraid to be labelled racist that they simply over-scored to compensate
> Or just live in a red state?

Heh, in red states where unconditional support for Israel among white evangelical protestants is more popular than in the Jewish-American community itself? Where every other car seems to have a bumper sticker featuring the Israeli and American flag depicted together in unison? Hating Jewish people is very fringe in any American state, the mainstream will ostracize you for it anywhere in the country. Obviously so in blue states, but also in red states as well. Speaking out against Israel is a good way to get yourself banned from most red state businesses, and as many red states as blue states have passed anti-BDS laws.
No, var should never be used.
> If an API call can cause a disaster then fix the API

By "API" I'm not referring just to publicly facing REST endpoints. I mean things like shell access for system maintenance, that normally only human professionals like you would be given. In the future it's not clear that humans will be able to dominate that role forever.

Hopefully the issues will be recognized while LLM-based agents are still only serving as retrieval systems.
i've seen this a few times now. to replace my usage of gpg, it would need to be 10x better. it just isn't.
Generally we don’t like to think of ourselves as hurting others to make us feel good - we’ll come up with all kinds of excuses: we’re only trying to help, they shouldn’t have been hurt anyway, they deserved it, I didn’t mean it that way, yadda yadda yadda.

Ultimately they’re all just excuses. The truth is, it feels good to hurt other people, that truth makes most people deeply uncomfortable, and will concoct nearly any excuse to cope with that cognitive dissonance. Nobody likes to think of themself as a bad guy.
It's effective, but to what effect? Is this really how decisions affecting real lives should be made? You see how you can make the other team angrier and then have a good laugh among yourselves? Is all the "anti-woke" legislation trolling or real?
while you're here, I'm seizing this opportunity to thank you for that wchar_t section, it really is good work.

As for C23, quality takes time :)
Cool to hear from you as the author, thanks for the reference! I'm now pretty curious to check out your network programming guide.
> [...] he had to stop looking for validation at the "quality of my results" and instead had to feel pride at the "quality of my effort." Something I have kept in mind.

Along the same lines, is the realisation that we tend to judge (?) others by the outcome of their efforts, but we judge ourselves by the outcome of our thoughts. I've read that somewhere, certainly more eloquently put, but it also stuck - esp. afrer having kids.
> But genuine trolls are good people! Provoking strong emotional reactions with basically zero effort is just holding a mirror in front of people

The language and thinking you use here seems worryingly close to sociopathy. I say this because the language above discounts the pain experienced. So to respond in a relatively clinical way, using that kind of language, no, doing that is not just a mirror. It is your choice to introduce a statistically likely stressor with a statistically predictable stress response.

If a person knows there is a high probability that doing X will upset people, under what conditions is doing so ethical?

If you claim to "be teaching them an important lesson" then you probably should pause and study human psychology. Exposing people ad-hoc (in an uncontrolled setting) to a stressor is not a generally good strategy to "cure" them of the response. There is lots of research here: I recommend learning more.
You don’t think the French ban on hijab has anything to do with religion? You think it’s just a coincidence and has nothing to do with the fact that Christianity happens not to generally require outwardly visible symbols of membership in a religious community, unlike Islam, Shikhism, Orthodox Judaism, etc.?
Where do I imply other tools are 1000% safer?

Even 30% safer is a win.

30% safer, 30% more readable, and 30% more productive would be even better.

> When was the last time you did “cut your arm” with goto specifically?

It's been a while since I've used C, and even longer since I've personally written goto statements. I do remember frequently getting tripped up on them right after undergrad. It's not friendly, and I don't ever wish to touch them again.

I'm working in a C++ game engine project right now and it's constantly segfaulting. I can't imagine that setting register jumps manually in complex higher level code would improve my situation.

When I get to choose the language, I use Rust. It fits the C use case and fixes many of the warts.
Drawbacks:

additional variables

Are we still chasing down the least variables possible in 2023?
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> What differentiates boys like this from plain bigots is they think they can put it next to their resume.

Yes, if they hand you the evidence then it should be obvious.

> A gut feeling is all you need to tell. It's the "quiet kid in class" energy.

If they handed you the evidence, then you don't need a "gut feeling", which is nothing more than a manifestation of your personal biases.
Considering harmful is starting to be considered harmful, that’s what I am coming around to.