skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is a great Pyenv usage tip in general.

Note that Hatch supports parameterized environments much like Nox, although it's not as freely configurable. See https://hatch.pypa.io/latest/environment/#matrix

This is particularly nice because your build tool is also your test/script runner, meaning you have one less dependency to manage. The Pyenv technique described here should work as well with Hatch as with Nox.
The real life Ray Donovans who fix crap on the internet that we really don't want to see anyway. From E! The leading celebrity website.
What you're going to get are suggestions that Russians are exaggerating the incident in order to incite right-wing conspiracies.
I absolutely love this theory. Now I definitely need to re-watch the movie
At some point the capacity atrophies from disuse. Right now, if the EPA wanted to find an incinerator that didn't have a clear history of poor-quality operations, could they? If the owner of those chemicals wanted to ship their chemicals in the safest manner possible, could they? How could they verify that the chemicals would be treated with care and concern?
> But a side of me would love a laptop, but I need the maker to actually want to support me, not make it feel like sometimes they work against me.

Take a look at the Framework - a friend got it and is very happy with it.

https://frame.work/
I think I would also go this route. First I would try to make sure he can feel can confident, then I would try to understand what is the "lame" thing and try to find some "wow" alternative, so kid could respond with "does your phone can do that?"

I was also bullied as a kid and when my kid will have similar issue, I will try to explain him how bullying work and what gives then satisfaction, so he could stay confident and show something unique about himself.

As I think OP is technical person that knows well android ecosystem, maybe he could even build some cool app (something that just looks cool, depending what kid would think would impress other kids) - eg maybe some chat app that with gptchat with prompt to pretend to be some celebrity/YouTuber/etc?
Yes, extremely concerning. Recently new advancements in AI have shown it is possible to read your mind. Reconstruct images of your mind from what you have seen.

We are headed into a deep tech dystopia. Even more disturbing are the number of people with eyes filled of Utopian dreams of what the AI future is going to bring. Some are eager to become the new Borg or Cybermen.

Society is in a state of anxiety largely driven by technology's effect on socialization. The irony is that many will immerse themselves deeper into tech to try to escape the anxiety. A society death spiral.

I've written a lot more on the topic as well - https://dakara.substack.com/p/ai-and-the-end-to-all-things
Yes, but today Russia does what Putin says, unless they overthrow him. If we accept the fact that Putin is a dictator, then, like every other dictator, he could have only two choices: winning or dying.
Thank you so much, very thoughtful response! I like your observation on the pile of broken glass. I enjoy describing things poetically / with mental pictures / with analogies. I've never thought about it really, though.

My childhood dream job was being a pilot, but my eyes are slightly too weak for the medical thresholds. I still have that passion for aviation. I'm always excited to go to the airport, or see planes flying by. There was a time when I could identify which plane was flying 40000ft above me just by its size/shape/shape of its contrails. I played a lot of flight simulator in my teenage years.

Funny thing is, accomplishments made me happy at least in the past. I come from a small rural village and my family had money struggles when growing up. With a lot of hard work and isolating myself during my undergrad I managed to get into a very competitive MSc. program in one of those universities everyone knows. That gave me a big boost in confidence and made me feel good about myself. It also helped getting into the prestigious research group I am in now. But at/after the MSc. I somehow became disillusioned with academic/work achievement and realised just how uneven the playing field is (I met many very privileged people at that uni). And also that it's more important to go your own path rather than adhering to what society tells you to do (because, in slightly Orwellian terms, what society tells you to do is certainly influenced by fat bellied, suit wearing people in board rooms).

Other than that? I guess I've always been into sports. I like "optimising" my health (but not to an obsessive degree). I like great literature and philosophy (although I'm sometimes thinking it's a form of escapism for me and that I secretly want to heal myself by absorbing some of the insights). I like the outdoors and nature. I like travelling and being in motion.
The question isn't the immediacy, it's your right to choose. "Take these drugs, or else" is the choice being offered to her. Constitutionally speaking, one might argue she have an option to live her life unimpeded.

I don't disagree with the court's sentiment, she's absolutely a public health hazard. But I also don't think people should have a right to bear arms, freely insult others beyond the point of harassment etc, etc.
You’re just making an assumptions now. You might be right but at this stage your point is still just speculation.

Also my point wasn’t that the Quest 2 will be as seminal as the Wii. It was that what people on HN might consider a gimmick with little longevity isn’t always what regular people buying these things think. So it might not be the Quest 2 that lasts. Or it might be numerous different brands of headsets, sharing relatively equal market shares, but you can bet plenty of average consumers are enjoying VR.
Cuis Smalltalk fixes that problem (at the expense of having fewer libraries):

https://cuis.st/
Power is collective, no one can unilaterally fix issues like this but many have campaigned and attempted to enact positive environmental policy (and that unfortunately _does_ tend to be right vs left)
Awesome! Yes, I was thinking about doing this manually by toggling every setting manually and copying the command being displayed but gave up quite quickly as it was too cumbersome. Sometimes the screen would refresh before you copied so you had to do it again... This option solves that nicely.
This sounds like an enjoyable interview, even from the applicants point of view.

Do you follow up on your decisions to see how it held up regarding false positives you did accept, if any? I mean as related to the heuristics, not performance review generally.
separate from the very long saga leading up to this, I generally share your concern about that. But that does not invalidate everything that came prior.

However, what’s the practical solution? What do you think they should do to protect the jail staff and population if she refuses treatment? Maybe we just drop her off on a deserted island?

Exaggeration aside, I’m truly curious. How do we protect everyone else’s freedom to be safe and secure from her without impinging upon hers?

This is often the point where people start bending reality rather than recognizing the hypocrisy of their beliefs. They’ll start to suggest that covid or tuberculosis isn’t actually that dangerous, or perhaps isn’t real at all, so we aren’t actually faced with this predicament.
at first id think this was cool but moving my head constantly isnt that gonna start hurtin?
Such a sad state of affairs. This feels like a bunch of half-baked designers butting in, seeing a, well, eh, "old fashioned" logo, slapping together a blinky new-style logo and thinking that's all there is to it. Since a consensus has been reached that an evolved logo might be a good idea, you guys should hold a design contest, where designer can submit an entirely "evolved" look and feel for the entire application and website. And the winner gets to design the logo. And all the "Look, I've made a prettier logo this weekend" folks have to shut up or put up.
Ironically meaning that the gov does the cat and mouse game with itself. Self-reinforcement learning. Quite an effective optimization method if we're being honest.
Nice. Do you end up sharing your notes with teammates or its mainly for your own use?
The only thing holding me back from running Asahi is lack of HDMI output (at least on M1 Airs). Has anyone heard about progress (or its likelihood) recently?
I still play it when I'm looking to kill some time. It's held up pretty well. There's an active modding community, which has produced (and maintains) Heroes 3 HD.

Heroes 3 HD is a really cool addition that scales the resolution, offers some balance patches, etc. It also lets you install the fan-made Horn Of The Abyss mod that offers a new faction (Cove), new maps, and some miscellaneous tweaks.
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Why is this unattractive to the left? The left wants any change. Obviously universal health care is preferred, but only the right and some centrists wants to restrict the things you mentioned.
Why would you think there isn't? https://home.treasury.gov/news/press-releases/jy1241
Which unfortunately is happening as well, no reason to be blind to the facts - all of them
> Now, how does someone with a PhD simply not get what the scientific method is about?

I am no Dawkins apologist but the one true scientific method isn't how science works. I've seen anti-science folks use that as a strawman to try to "disprove" science.

https://undsci.berkeley.edu/understanding-science-101/how-sc...
name from the greek βαθύς = deep
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%CE%B2%CE%B1%CE%B8%CF%8D%CF%8...
"The fear of someone being destitute after 20 years of marriage has been somewhat alleviated with divorce laws"
That's exactly my point. If they are not married then if the primary earner just up and left the other would be severely hurt financially.
I feel like you’re misunderstanding how Julia syntax works. Julia syntax is Python syntax, for the most part. They’re not identical, but the differences are very small, and typically favor Julia—for example, compare:

x*(y.^2)

To the Python equivalent:

np.matmul(x, map(lambda x : x^2, y))

Note also that the first will be much faster because it can fuse the matrix multiplication with the exponentiation. That’s because Julia is a single language, and the whole thing is compiled at the same time. Python can’t fix the above code because NumPy is written in C, not Python.

Julia is just Python but fast.
Live on a cruise ship for $30k per year
As Warren Buffet put it, "There's class warfare, all right, but it's my class, the rich class, that's making war, and we're winning."

I agree with all of what you've said, although I think folks have been more willing contributors to the process than you suggest.
That means wages have equalized in every country, which is a good thing. I was talking with someone a few years ago who is from one of these third world countries who lamented that corporations were coming in. I asked them whether they thought the people who worked there would prefer a relatively stable factory job over backbreaking farm work, factory jobs which usually pay more than the average wage of the area anyway in order to entice people to start working there. Free trade is good.
Thank you. Especially the first two sentences are interesting.
Computer science is not the same as software development (or "engineering").
Even with working from home, some people have certain needs that are easier to fulfill in/near cities. For example, people with chronic medical conditions may have an easier time finding quality health care resources if they are closer to a metro area. Another consideration in America is being a member of an ethnic, religious, or sexual minority and how accepting each community is. It's sad that I have to bring this up in 2023, but it's reality.
The theory that if you ever leak something that you are going to be positively identified by CSI style forensic science and it is basically impossible to leak something without spy agency level methods is, itself, a tool to stop leaks.

We know your printer! We track you everywhere! We have your fingerprints! We can pull your DNA from a letter! It is beneficial to the powers that be that ordinary citizens believe they are good at their jobs and omniscient.

They are not.

Yes, to a great degree, this matters on your adversary. The truth is that most whistleblowers are not Edward Snowden. They are whistleblowing on their employer, who is probably a private company or small government org. The bar to exceed detection does not require you to be James Bond or to understand quantum cryptography. It requires gloves, a cheap printer, and maybe a trip to the thrift store and the post box.

If your adversary is the NSA/FBI/KGB/Whoever, well, you know, plan accordingly. But that probably isn't your adversary. Your adversary is probably a mediocre IT security company that has trouble getting their techs to change their passwords and struggles to analyze whatever data they do collect from client endpoints.

Don't under-estimate your adversary but also don't over-estimate them either.
The issue isn’t recycling the plastic, the issue is an entire vehicle going to the junkyard when the planned-obsolescence plastic engine parts inevitably fail.
Yet China is set to come out of 2023 with GDP growth above 5% with numerous economic forward indicators indicating a massive rebound, ie:

https://www.reuters.com/markets/asia/china-feb-manufacturing...

China's factory activity stuns with fastest growth in a decade

BEIJING, March 1 (Reuters) - China's manufacturing activity expanded at the fastest pace in more than a decade in February, an official index showed on Wednesday, smashing expectations as production zoomed after the lifting of COVID-19 restrictions late last year.

The manufacturing purchasing managers' index (PMI) shot up to 52.6 from 50.1 in January, according to China's National Bureau of Statistics, above the 50-point mark that separates expansion and contraction in activity. The PMI far exceeded an analyst forecast of 50.5 and was the highest reading since April 2012.
When one is in a position of authority, where they assume rights that the individual does not have, then even a single misuse of that authority by that person, no matter how minor, should lead to blackballing from ever being allowed to be in a position of authority again, including political office.

Want a police force that actually deserves respect? Then you must weed out the bad apples with vigor, and make it very clear that their behavior will not be tolerated.

We could start by getting rid of "qualified immunity" as it stands, and recraft it in a much narrower fashion.
And tossing entire vehicles into the junkyard when the plastic engine inevitably decays and fails is VERY environmentally unfriendly.
I do not have, and have never taken, a position on the order.

You yourself have taken a stronger position in your prior comment: “I would absolutely be against mandatory medical treatment.” Does that mean you are now against this order, now that you are aware that it forces medical treatment?
Don't connect it to the internet is an option. Games can be sideloaded from a PC.
Sad to hear. It was his best idea. Second only to the plan to run for President with the Lean In lady.
https://jalopnik.com/bmw-engines-are-gigantic-pieces-of-shit...
Insane how the entire global economy moves things of this value around all day every day and we have no problem with it.

Are you suggesting it's impossible to outsource development work to someone for $220k?
I agree with you. I suspect it is around understanding that tmux is a server, which you start and connect to.

Its my daily driver, but that means when I am in bare zsh, without tmux, it usually doesn't "work" for me. So, I can understand if someone is just spinning up tmux occasionally (to keep some long running program from stopping) that it can be a bit jarring. In some senses, the simpler 'screen' might actually be a better fit for that.

But yea, using tmux every day for years you become very thankful of how it operates, keeps variables isolated, you tend to work in one session per project (and it's great for not mixing them up).

But yea, it wouldn't be great if you are working away on something, then half way through just "start a session".

Tmux isn't going to do what the op is trying to do I suspect.

I'm a big tmux fan, it is awesome (in case that wasn't clear)
:-)
I keep saying that we don't have to stop AI from hallucinating, we only need to bring the rate to below human level.
It'll be difficult for anyone to answer this without you elaborating on why you'd want to learn web design in the first place. Is it out of interest in understanding the principles of web design and being able to produce your own designs? Is it a means to an end - you don't really care much about web design but are interested in building websites and don't want them to look bad?
Thanks for the recommendations! I know some of Pete Walker's stuff but have never read his CPTSD book yet.
I noticed I have a lot more dreams since I replaced my bed with one that gives me better sleep.
i think keeping the 3d AR aspect of it and moving the object/mesh with a very intuitive controller for 3d sculpting instead of having to turn my head and walk around behind it to modify it is the way to go.
Indeed, well said!
what are you trying to do? make a website? or have a career in tech?

Short answer is web design, interface design, user experience design, information architecture, can only help you build better products.

people mention FAANG as the high bar for salaries and it seems strong knowledge in CS, algorithms and backend rigor is a must. I have a diverse take since my background is the opposite, learned how to make websites and got into "full stack/frontend" what have you.

anyway all that to say "product engineer" is a kind of made up term but it makes a good distinction. backend rigor is fantastic for Google level businesses, but i'd argue and recommend to invest in learning how to ship good and useful products. and that easily includes (web) interface design.
My favorite lines here:

"I’ve got a 25 year operating background. Shit goes wrong all the time. I’m concerned if you don’t have any lows."

This is a helpful reminder that this is normal...
I have only one suggestion: change therapist! And do it soon. Too many therapists are trained to keep you on that chair because that's how they get paid. You need a therapist that will agree to make you feel better in a month and start getting to an achievable goal in a reasonable time frame. Talk to your therapist about setting goals and see the reaction.
Yes, I agree with that, and that's a bit of what I'm trying to point out - discussions of "politics" in situations like this tend to devolve to regulatory capture and the relative merits of Team Blue or Team Red, but the core problem is that there's basically one political philosophy in this country and it's got nothing whatsoever to say about one's actual moral responsibility to society, except maybe to argue the premise of the question.
I think that's a really interesting point. Essentially, ChatGPT shows the loss of meaning. It can connect words to words, but it doesn't know what anything means. It has no categories to put ideas in. In fact, it doesn't even have idea. All it has is words.

So A is the same as B just as much as A is the same as C, because A, B, and C are just words with no meaning to ChatGPT.

ChatGPT seems like the endpoint of certain lines of poststructuralist philosophy. There is no meaning to the text, only words. Words relate to other words, and that is all.
Socialism, communism, anarchism, some Democratic Socialism, and some progressivism all believe there’s moral and economic principles to not let an Amazon or CVS keep buying up companies.

There’s lots of anti-capitalist resources available online. It’s sometimes hard to find them because of the Red Scare and capitalist’s wildly violent suppression winning the Cold War. Cheers!
At the same time, we celebrate rewriting small Unix tools in Rust. How is that different?

You shouldn't view someone building a toy project in a negative light, even if it's for learning purposes. It demonstrates curiosity and interest in learning, and is part of what being a hacker is all about.

Maybe it's not frontpage worthy for this crowd, but it's certainly worth mentioning in a CV, especially for junior engineers. It can serve as a good topic of discussion during the interview, for example.
Crypto market cap drops $51B as Silvergate crisis deepens
Zuck's moved on from wanting to build a fake space for real people to wanting to build fake people.
She could have been just easily prompted to return this list so people don’t dig further or leave satisfied when jail breaks are attempted

The returns would be consistent between sessions , word for word then wouldn’t it ?
They also had Minesweeper too (I can't remember if it was a choice, or they had two distro flavors - one with Tetris and one with Minesweeper).
Ask HN: Anyone or company working on good physical keyboard phones (ex BB 9000)?
I think crowns circulated up to the end of Victoria's reign. They're widely found in circulated conditions.
Asking sincerely: With the various tools like pyenv, poetry, virtualenv, venv and the likes, what seems to be different? What seems to be the best practices today for maintaining projects? I would be grateful for insights.

(Full disclosure: I just use conda in ML & for any lightweight work, I defer to venv which seems to be baked in with Python 3. I have never tried hard to wrangle with this conundrum & many folks are happy with choosing something and sticking to it without asking "why")
How to train for grit?

Some context: at age of 40 I think I have the ordinary grit. That is, I can complete work that I'm not interested in. I can go the extra mile to write better documentation or go back to laptop at 7pm for some extra support or write scripts for automation.

However I don't have the grit to complete my side projects. I understand that even for passion projects 80% of the code is just boring stuffs such as boilerplate or patching up edge cases so I already have the mental preparation. But usually I burnout too quickly after solving a difficult algorithm. Here is an example: say I want to build a 2d rpg, I worked on the game for a while and then decided to attack the more difficult algos such as path finding and line of sight. I grinded for a few days and completed those algos. I'm happy with myself but then lose the energy to complete the rest of the game(about 50-60% I'd say), which is technically easier but architecturally complicated.

How can I obtain the grit to complete side projects?
It is an evidence cover up, not an environmental fix.
Curios to know if this technology overlaps with SDR?
Until that debt gets sold to a collector that couldn't give two shits about what is legal
Then anything is the same thing. All things are things. Logic doesn’t work.
I find it...mildly disconcerting that a calculator app where one of the key motivations is "it's a hassle to copy + paste things in" just chucks whatever you enter into eval().
WPF, Blend, hot code reloading, repl, mixed language debugging with C++/CLI, C++/CX, C++/WinRT, SharePoint, Dynamics, SQL Server SP, Architecture tooling, coverage and automatic unit tests, COM interop tooling, Azure workloads integrations, some of the examples that come to my mind.

Also, when already paid for MSDN license which includes VS, why pay for Rider?
I'll just leave this here:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonid_Kulik

http://scihi.org/leonid-kulik-tunguska-event/

I_am_not_saying_it_was_aliens.gif
It helps to understand that tmux is a server, that you connect to with sessions.

Your first spawn of tmux starts the tmux server, all your sessions will connect to this server

But if it is only one session you are using, w
Why would the government investigate or punish those who are helping the "own nothing" agenda of the establishment.