skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Because just treating the letters separately as personality traits doesn't really work. That's the theory that's been tested and found to be bunk. What is more interesting is translating the 4-letter codes into a "stack" of cognitive functions. See https://personalityjunkie.com/functional-stack-type-dynamics... for more information the concept of a "functional stack".

Additionaly, due to extravert bias, they got the P and the J the wrong way around when designing the 4-letter codes:

- "I" means your top function is introverted (this makes sense)

- But "P" means your top extraverted function is a "P" function (N or S) rather than a "J" function (F or T)

But as an introvert's top function is introverted not extraverted, and according to the theory J/P alternates down the stack, that mean's that an I..P type's overall top function is a actually "J" function. Specifically in the this case "Introverted Thinking" (often notated "Ti").

Introverted Thinking is actually slow in two ways:

- Because it's a J ("Judgement") function. Which just means it's either an F ("Feeling" or T ("Thinking") function. These correspond to the Slow thinking from Kahneman's Thinking Fast and Slow. That's what "Judgement" is.

- Because it's an I ("Introverted") function. This doesn't make it actually slow, it just makes it appear slow. This is because "I" functions involve a relatively long amount of internal coginition before seeking more input from the external environment (this is what it means to be an "I" function). Which will appear slower to the observer who can't observe the persons internal thinking processes and can only observe when they interact with their environment.
Fwiw, I respect that you took feedback. It's special moments like these that reinforcement my faith in humanity (on the Internet).
It's pretty obvious that Waymo has done a million miles completely driverless with no major accidents, while Tesla has shipped a buggy and frequently updated piece of software to thousands of "beta testers" who demonstrate that it's unsafe on YouTube constantly.
I think plenty of people feel that way about all FAANG platforms.
I’m the same way as you. Very intuitive and talk too much. Tested as INTP when I was younger and have been ENTP for the last good while.
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Because he bought a break-even business at an elevated price, on the precipice of an industry-wide decline, and saddled it with huge interest payments. He had no lever to pull to increase revenues that much, so he had to cut costs dramatically from day one and hope the business would stabilize at a smaller size. Remains to be seen if it will.

There’s a reason he tried to get out of the purchase…
Each day I walk through my war torn and impoverished little village, looking for food and water. I keep in my pocket a small postcard of a beautiful tropical beach I've never been to. When I get home, I use the bits of supplies I've found to make my little paintings or write my little stories.

The GPT version of me can only remix the world I am already in, so this version mostly paints dark landscapes and violent imagery, however much I prompt myself to draw something pretty, it always comes out looking a little macabre.

The regular old person me, on the other side, is plagued by the human afflictions of desire and fantasy. This version of me can only paint the beach on my postcard, but because of my desperation, focus, and need, these paintings become larger and more fantastical than I thought I could imagine, but in that, they provide me and my loved ones comfort and escape and novelty.

The human version of me makes statistically improbable things, but, to me, is still a plausible human, and the one I'd rather be at least.

All just to say, maybe there is a more qualitative difference here than you think.
How much did it cost you to make?
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Maybe that’s why you give it a spreadsheet of fill-in-the-blank answers so all the articles are ‘unique’?
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Too much hate here.

It's surprising how quicly people jumped from "Elon is the genius" to "Elon is a fraud and a liar".
Does someone open access mirror? Blocked for me.
I'm not saying it's not plagiarism, just that it's not a copypaste.
As myself and others have pointed out, there is plenty of hard evidence that therapy is effective. Unfortunately it isn’t as optimistic as, say, cataracts surgery. Suggesting that the recent decades of funding and research in the general psychology domain haven’t yielded good results is humorously ignorant. (Admittedly, it doesn’t help my case that only the recent decades are particularly valuable.)

The purpose of my anecdote was to encourage you to see that you have no personal understanding of the subject. This is reasonable, yes? You appear to have no vested interest in someone who claims to have benefitted from therapy, and it’s very apparent you don’t see a therapist yourself.

There’s no better alternative, in terms of evidence-based approaches, for confronting mental illness. It’s irrelevant here just how good the approach is. It’s simply sick people doing the best they can to get well. From this perspective, you “having a problem” with it makes you look like a sociopath (I tend to think you aren’t).
It’s fairly common to get external audio interfaces either for the number of inputs and outputs they can provide or for the interface types.

There are still some that also include DSPs which used to be extremely useful for taking some load off the system, but that a normally only helpful if those are being run on the inputs or you can do all the other parts of the mixing that follows that processing on the card itself.

It’s noticeable that those plugins are generally being ported to run on host CPUs these days because we are much less constrained than we use to be in that regard.
Ok, but how is this relevant to the story? Participation is voluntary. Nobody forces you to anything.
Given that vast amounts of data have already been lost, even ones still considered valuable (e.g. the source code of some popular early games), I honestly see no chance that digital data will survive anything close to how well books survive, let alone comparisons with stone tablets.

I'll be honestly surprised if I can still access all my pictures stored today in the cloud by the time I'm in my seventies, 40 years from now. All it takes is a banned account, a forgotten password, one too many lost MFA factors, and bye bye data.
When does one decide whether an environment is a test? I would like to test SMTP notifications of a staging server at work, approximately 15 million emails to be sent. This is NOT production, but those 300 ms spikes would be unacceptable. That Rust rewrite seems to be a godsend.
You don't need to be the size of Coca Cola to successfully astroturf, there are enough companies specialized in social media marketing.

Take r/mechanicalkeyboards for example, arguably a niche community. The enthusiasts there are very motivated to buy new things and are willing to pay quite a lot of money for them. Place a few of your bots there to promote your artisan keycaps and watch people pay top bucks for them.
In an almost completely controlled environment in a single city. Not to mention Uber has literally ran over and killed someone while driverless but let’s keep beating up Tesla.
That's insane. Why isn't amazon just pulling the plug? I imagine that with 40% staff, twitter now lacks the institutional knowledge to switch providers. Seems like amazon cutting them off would be a really effective way for amazon to make sure that they get paid first.
Entirely depends on subreddit in question

> It does, though. Your karma basically determines the visibility of any new post you try to make. And low-karma or new accounts are de facto shadowbanned.

It's used more as protection from SEO spammers and this is just unfortunate side effect for new users.

Other problem is that karma is global which basically means user on popular subreddits will gain it quickly so any karma-based filtering is doomed to fail anyway
>maybe next year his losses will be down to $100M

His losses will most likely increase next year as the bitcoin block reward halving is followed by an increase in price every cycle.
> real estate

Reports began surfacing as early as December that Musk is refusing to pay rent for Twitter's offices (https://www.cnbc.com/2022/12/13/twitter-reportedly-hasnt-pai...), so we already know what his tactic is there. One might even be sympathetic, were it not for the fact that he also nixed WFH and ordered everyone back into the offices that he now refuses to pay for.
I said don't get hung up on it precisely for that reason. We're not ignoring it, just simply noting that the magic is not in syntax.
There's an awful lot of software involved in his cars and rockets too though, and what has been very obvious in his time at Twitter is that he's perfectly happy to demand a new feature be added in a stupidly short timeframe but apparently incapable of either thinking through the consequences of adding it, or listening to someone who can.
It's already dead. I literally can't find a single relevant result anymore.
There has been a lot of discussion lately about the declining quality of Google's search results and the failed Google Bard launch. However, we still haven't seen any major market shifts or serious competitors arise.
> "I teach... rocks how to ehm... throw... other rocks. Which I know, there's an ethical issue to that. Like, would humans just be allowed to throw other humans? No! But in rock culture, well you gotta rock as a rock. Naturally, the electric guitar is their preferred instrument of choice. So rocks wanna be thrown, but only by other rocks, not by humans. I know, it's weird, I'm a bit of an exception but that's also because I grew up with parents that rocked and then it's sort of fine. Marilyn Manson also was a famous rock throwing coach."

Buried somewhere in that pile is a nugget of comedy gold.
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Ad based businesses are getting hit hard

What are you basing this on?
If your model relies on the existence of a few rich people then is it generally applicable? Or does it only work in a world where most people don't follow that model?
>"Trump says he would host a contest for the public to design and then build “Freedom Cities” on a small portion of federal land to “reopen the frontier, reignite American imagination, and give hundreds of thousands of young people and other people, all hardworking families, a new shot at home ownership and in fact, the American Dream.”"

Not bad idea. I am curious if he is planning to introduce Soviet style Propiska - [0] for these wonders.

[0] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Propiska_in_the_Soviet_Union
>Because the tiny niche audience isn't a cost effective marketing group? A

That's the magic of Reddit, 4Chan and every other cesspool where any niche is only a slight URL change away from any other niche.

It's trivially easy to add niche subs 2, 3 and 4 to the list of places that you target.
At the very least I'd like for those keywords to each show up on the page I'm looking for.
JSON on disk is a perfectly acceptable database format ;)

More seriously, I used "database" as a proxy for looking up in storage of some sort. Whether that's JSON files on disk, relational data in a SQL database, or anything in between, is just down to the access, consistency, durability, etc, requirements of the system.
Whenever anyone complains about how appliances are getting worse and worse in the name of eco friendliness there’s always someone that pops out of the woodwork to say that actually they are great.

If this was true we wouldn’t need bans in the first place. CRTs weren’t banned and where are they now.
But he had exactly that option. He quite deliberately chose not to join the board when he learned about the obligations of corporate board members to shareholders as a whole.

No doubt he would have been influential as a board member, but there’s no way he would have been able to change as much as he’s had (or get the rest of the board to accede to the massive vaporization of equity value).
Yes adjusted earnings in this case is most likely something like "Adjusted EBITDA" so interest cost is adjusted out by definition, and they may also adjust out things like severance payments (if they are actually paying them).
The collapse won't be technical, as I'm sure the engineers which remain can keep the systems running.

The collapse will happen due to the lack of remaining moderators. Twitter will become completely toxic to advertisers, politicians and influencers, who won't want to remain on the platform. Hate, antisemitism, and unmanaged CSE and SE material are growing.

There was an interesting BBC story about this today: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-64804007
Your prompt needs adjusting.

An AI can't be neutral if it thinks it knows better than humans.

The current round of AI avoiding the request is the AI in movies that determines humans need to be caged for their own good.

This is the true meaning of Elon's intentions.
Perhaps today's oversized data legacy is the dirt and rubble through which future archaeologists will have to dig, to find relevant information.
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Not a fan of Pen Island?
There is a housing shortage because large, often foreign, organizations are buying up all of the housing stock.

Mom & Pop trying to get a couple of AirBnB's ain't helping either.
Not really. It’s ground up and goes down the drain with the waste water.

The Technology Connections YouTube channel has some nice, in-depth looks at dishwashers and soap.
High bar is subjective, you're only filtering by the most superficial aspects: are there swear words? Do they have citations? Do they "sound" smart? Are they saying something "problematic"? Same here. There's no cadence. (I'm not talking about /r/AskHistorians though)

I've found hidden gems in free for all, no-karma, no-upvote forums such as 4chan. And you pay attention there, because people are not trying to sound smart.
Don't iPhones also employ remote attestation?
Oh that's cool, didn't knew that amateur surgeons were a thing :)
Sorry - I read your answer again, that wasn't my prompt.

It was the output of the system I'm writing.
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I don't know if it's Google that is dying. It's more like a large segment of the public facing internet is wilting. The user experience without an adblocker is almost nothing but ads, popovers, permission requests and chat boxes, sign-up-to-the-newsletter requests. And these are the websites that aren't trying to bait-and-switch you

For example, this is the screen I'm showed when I navigate to www.producthunt.com: https://imgur.com/a/9GgLIBM -- like you can't even tell what website it is, they're covering their own logo with pop overs. This simply can not be good UX, or marketing. It's not a good first impression.

There are healthy websites out there but they're really struggling to punch through all the crap.

It's curious because I feel we've seen this process play out once before. In the late-stage dot com era, there was a moment where you had these websites that were just absolutely plastered in ads and vomited popups at you when you visited them in a way that is very reminiscent of today. It's in part what led to the first popup blockers, and later ad blockers. Search engines were also cracking down on this stuff pretty hard since they just weren't good search results.

I imagine Google is in an awkward spot because, since ads is their bread and butter, they can't meaningfully penalize these websites without eating into their own bottom line. Many of the most intrusive ads are google ads.
I think refactor might be the wrong term here - typically if you want to refactor something you have to know what it's doing and why it's broken. In my uninformed opinion it seems like the changes happened so fast there was no time for that initial evaluation.
Twitter's web app has been grotesquely slow for me the last two weeks or so. It takes literally five seconds from the moment of navigating to it to showing just the background color.
You can say Musk is suspect without resorting to ableist slurs.
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Meta seems to betting big on VR and failing. I'm not sure that its instrinsically about social media so much as a bad pivot.
You can see the positive bias creep back in.

Remember that it's a vector of thought.
I mean, you can write mutable code in Haskell, too. Parts of it can even look quite imperative. I think there are other cultural problems with the language, though.
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So you mean that someone can't be introverted, trust their intuition, think instead of feel and not be judgemental, without also having a slow thinking pattern? That seems like nonsense to me. Where would you place such a person if you argue that they can't be an INTP? Or is your point to show how badly designed MBTI is?
I’m never sympathetic toward billionaires that don’t pay their bills.
There will be no wonder -- as long as they have a list of F500 companies it will not be hard to understand.

Much like we have records of Chinese warlords or Byzantine princes engaging in rent seeking and breaking the system to cater to their needs, so to is their plain evidence of what and why things played out they way they did.
Yes! That's the implementation from the paper. There's also a Java implementation: https://github.com/thomasmueller/minperf
Had recently a message from LinkedIn: some trading company is hiring to Amsterdam office, offering 85k plus annual bonus up to 40%. Peanuts comparing to NYC offerings.
> I think it shows Twitter could have very easily turned a healthy profit if that had been their priority

Standard tech business model - reinvest all the profits into growth.
Why do people even care about views? Because of advertising. It is the root cause of all problems on the web today. All Google has to do to fix the web is put itself out of business by delisting pages with ads including its own. Search and the web at large would be fixed in days.
The way I kind of view it is that I am a very slow thinker, but I've overdeveloped the skill of self-investigation. So I can "think fast" by asking myself very good questions that quickly cut to the core of where my answer would come from. There are often questions or problems (especially in the world of engineering) where the best thing for me to do is something else and let my subconscious do some work on it. It's not that I couldn't solve it using "fast brain", it's just that using "slow brain" (often diffuse thinking) is more energy efficient.
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Why didn't they explain their 'illuminator' category? Is there a second part to this?
I can still own my system just fine by choosing a phone with good community support and installing LineageOS (or some other variant of Android) + rooting it. If you don't want Gapps but still need to run apps which rely on it either microG or GrapheneOS with its sandbox are potential options. SafetyNet can also be bypassed if needed.

Now sure, that requires some extra effort and time from the user but it's just the situation we are in currently. Not like you have any other current options for an open mobile system outside of being an early adopter of GNU/Linux phones and their ecosystems.
> Seems like amazon cutting them off would be a really effective way for amazon to make sure that they get paid first.

Or an effective way of killing Twitter, losing their money and a customer forever.

Amazon can afford to play a patient game of tit-for-tat.
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> He fired 75% of employees

Wouldn’t that allow them to massively downsize wrt real estate?
just revoke their account and wipe their databases :-) like every other account that's behind on their bills
It's not because Uber is worse that we have to accept Tesla's way of doing things. They have been lying to their customers about having full self driving available for years and now just admitted that some of their videos promoting it were actually entirely faked.
Both can be wrong.
If there’s ever a breakdown of civilization, or even just a worldwide dictatorship for long enough, that data could easily be destroyed and lost forever.
The knots that people twist themselves into to claim that everything naughty ol' Mr Car does is always correct are kind of incredible, and, I think, basically unprecedented in the tech space. Steve Jobs' fans were pretty bad, but this is more like L Ron Hubbard's fans.
It's coming into sharper focus that pre-historic humans had almost the exact same genetic variability as humans do today.

The difference was in the environment:

1. Humans were a *tiny* but growing population (estimated <2M by 50,000BC)

2. The population of fauna and foragable food was in ridiculous abundance

3. Climate was in a Goldilocks period for human growth coming out of an ice age

So when humans got to certain population sizes and consumed most of the easy to access food, the whole system collapsed and got flipped upside down into what we have today: society based on excludable property instead of a society based on communal sharing

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And yet it's astonishingly successful, because it's a de-facto standard. Getting an industrial PC with comparable IO is quite tricky. Although in this instance I don't think they're using the IO, just a screen.

> for 160 euro (4GB, PI 4)

I see the scalping prices are still in play because it's so popular.
Luckily on Kagi I can just block sites the moment I realize it is nonsense.

Or boost or even pin sites that I feel are extra valuable.

Back in the old days I had a txt-file on my desktop containing domains with a minus in front, llke -example.com -example.org for all the worst offenders, so that I could post them on the end of every contested search.

After a while I think Google found a way to ignore those as well as every other filter I had - at least I gave it up.
Telling loads of lies and committing massive amounts of fraud will do that to one's reputation, yes.
It had better lighting at least.
Since when are frequent software updates a bad thing?
At what point did any beta software worked perfectly?
More likely a bip (bitcoin improvement proposal) will be introduced that makes the math useless by changing key structure.
Sounds to me like a monoculture filled with the sorts of people that I just…wouldn’t like working with.
This doesn't ring true to me. Reddit has clearly demonstrated a desire/mandate to monetize, even at the expense of its users. If they thought they had a viable Google competitor they wouldn't look that gift horse in the mouth.

The fact that unpaid volunteers (mods) are handling the spam problem is an upside.