skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In this case, JD will likely withhold changes to their process at least until they can be held non-liable for the costs incurred by the community due to the fungus.

It's a shame and defect of our legal system that complying with an accusation arguably constitutes agreement, because it creates the perverse incentive to delay or avoid potentially time-sensitive remediation, with the much broader implication that human caused climate change very much has a bill that responsible parties must foot.
I have no way nor intention to judge your life. I think it's more about knowledge pressure than monotonous life. you can be havein an exciting life and never exercise your thinking muscles, and a miserable life while learning new things every day, and all variation in between.

as a matter of fact, the six month where I had to learn thousand pages per week were some of the most miserable I had in the last two years because job kept me away from my newborn, it did a number on my health, and I'm barely returning to normal right now.
LineageOS seems to make a name change just now with the boot and recovery thing. For reference, https://topjohnwu.github.io/Magisk/install.html is what I reference. The file you get instructed to path is the boot.img. Note how "you have to do something after every ROM upgrade" does not get mentioned - so it is a little bit better than I thought if Magisk has an action in the app that can be run before the reboot, but that's still way too brittle to be useable.

(I vouched for your comment, it was hidden, that's normal for new accounts.)
I guess developers just had some fun :D
There are many radio transmitters in the megawatt range in full operation as of today. I don't know what the cosmic background noise and probability of detection is in the medium - short wave bands, but I imagine a crystal controlled oscillator has an extraordinary characteristic signature over white noise if you listen to it for years on end, especially if you expect a slight Doppler wobble somewhere in the habitable zone.

NTSC seems a bad example because it spreads the energy in wide spectrum using an unfamiliar encoding scheme and the carrier is mostly suppressed. Depending on the content, AM radio dumps over 50% of that megawatt into a single carrier frequency with a stability of +/- 10 ppm.
We've seen a slow trickle of articles like this, in both credible and non-credible media, over the past 3 years.

What's the probability of a working group of space agencies having convincing evidence of extraterrestrial life, and slowly seeding mass media with these articles to create a soft landing for the definitive announcement?

At this point, I think that's a pretty high probability.
It's simply taken on faith that we'll find such resources, in such great abundance that we'll never run out of them, that we're not decades away from cooking the planet beyond livability.
Runes were just as advanced as Roman alphabet writing, says researcher
Thanks! Happy you turned it around!
“If stuff can get out, stuff can get in”. A filter setup that stops ethanol vapors from escaping is more precisely “a setup that applies the installed filters to all incoming and outgoing air”, if those filters block more than just ethanol vapor, you’re losing out on whatever those filters do block. Maybe it turns out some important bacteria can’t get in and so the whiskey doesn’t develop right. That spoils roughly four years of the warehouse’s capacity which is a lot.
that's for 2022. 2023 numbers will be horrendous, based on the 40% export collapse seen in January 2023.

Hong Kong exports post biggest plunge in 70 years
https://asia.nikkei.com/Economy/Trade/Hong-Kong-exports-post...
That's great - still would love to see if it brings any improvement when using "modern" SPAs. Everything except those work great on my 2013 MBP.

Sure compiling will take a bit longer than on that machine but I'm not doing that very often - nor do I occasionally run 48 core kubernetes microservices clusters, but to each their own.

Happy to hear about the HW support for Linux though.
Artificial Neurons Considered Harmful
Yep, one of the slightly less healthy aspects of my relationship was that last year we got quite codependent (I believe, though, influenced my a few external influences, but not only).
Sustainability and duration of early central places in prehispanic Mesoamerica
Wow, interesting life story!
Predicting food crises using news streams
A lot of that GDP growth is in real estate, construction, tearing things down (GDP!), building new things (GDP!), tearing them down again (also GDP…), repeat. Youth employment numbers will give you a better idea of how the economy is really doing, I’ve been through plenty of non-recessions in China where growth is still amazing yet kids are having trouble finding jobs.
Agreed. It’s a tricky part of law.

In Ontario we have the apology act, which makes it possible to apologize for something without implying fault or guilt. I think that demonstrates how tricky and unfortunate it can be that there’s legal disincentives to do the right thing.
sure, it could be.

but it's only there for people who get past the moderation bot? some elaborate ruse puzzle of misdiection? why have the first line of defense try to kill the conversation when the rules are revealed? and they regularly update them? occam's razor.

and you can reload the rules, but modified, and you get an updated bot that behaves in a way exactly consistent with your changes?
I don’t like azure functions timer triggers at all. Why does it need azure storage? What is it doing differently from an HTTP trigger that requires this nonsense? Why does azurite fail to start in my local visual studio some of the time?

I am with my fellow poster. Boycott azure functions timer trigger and server less in general. Take responsibility for the machines you run.
Broadly speaking: yes! I wish we used this more, it's not hard and it looks very convincing and subtle stuff feels quite good...

... when latencies are VR-like. When it lags even a little, it feels awful. So it tends to work pretty well for tech demos like this, and not at all when exposed to the real world.

Specialized hardware and software stacks can do a pretty good job - see the Fire Phone for an example there. It did quite well on technical notes, the experience was smooth and battery-efficient(-enough) and the illusion was almost fast enough to be transparent.

But it failed. Unless we get this kind of thing baked into everything for years, it will continue to fail, because there will be no content. And integrated webcams and their related software continue to be utter shit. We're not close to (or even moving towards) being able to use this, unless Apple surprises everyone in their next lineup and kicks off a renaissance.

..... and that's before getting into privacy issues with exposing an API that reveals info about your face. It's a harder practical realm than it seems it should be, when people have been making very effective tech demos for decades on commodity (but specific) hardware.
Most of the tools you mention don't even overlap.

- pyenv is used to install multiple versions of python (and even distributions e.g. you can install conda via pyenv), independent of the distribution, it can have a plugin to more easily manage virtualenvs for those but that's optional

- virtualenv and venv are largely the same thing, the latter is a subset of the former merged directly into python, it's used to create isolated sets of installed packages (site-packages), as installing everything globally is messy and inconvenient and can be problematic when two project have different requirementws

- poetry is a packaging and dependency management tool, that is definitely the messiest and most confusing part of the ecosystem as there is a lot of stuff and movement, frankly I don't really get it, and the entire thing annoys me to no end
At first I didn't understand the input format, which seems to try and autodetect the units.

When I enter 1e-3, I get 1ms past epoch start, but 1e-4 is 0ms past epoch start. And that isn't what I'd expect.

Here's another odd one, or why I wonder what internal precision things are calculated to:

1234567800000000090.000 is Friday February 2 2009 11:30:00.000,90.,000 PM +00:00 (nanos)

But 1234567800000000090.0001 is Friday February 2 2009 11:30:00.000,0.0,001 PM +00:00 (nanos)

Arguably, UNIX time was really just seconds, but it is handy to have more precision, it just didn't always align with what I'd expect.
Signal is a comonad in the category of endofunctors, what's the problem ?
I dont disagree, I was expressing that I find their tone surprisingly “yee haw, we’ll getcha’” for an org that wields such power and responsibility.
No. They won't. That's what the manufacturing PMI shows.
Mind TRIPLE blown.
Eihei Dōgen, Robert Aitken, Walker Evans
Yeah, I don't miss the old days. Like another poster though, I remember apt-get being decent while pre-yum RedHat was still pretty bad.

But I also realize my perspective was that of a hobbyist, not an enterprise sysadmin who was probably upgrading to well-known versions through known paths.
The Metaverse exists. It's called Youtube, Discord, Twitch, and whatever social games are the current center of the zeitgeist. The Metaverse trend was only ever the trend towards people doing their entertainment and socializing online instead of going to physical locations to do it and that is happening with or without peripherals that fully simulate physical immersion.
Notion has pretty extensive export options and the relatively new API is another way to get your data out.

Do you have any concerns with either of these options? Genuine question - one reason I chose Notion was the ability to get my data out if I needed to.

I agree that Notion isn’t and shouldn’t be used as a replacement for Dropbox or other file sync services.
Or Scala, Groovy, Clojure, Ceylon.. we have heard it a few times already.
This sounds like my worst nightmare TBH, even before 2020. :) The price isn't bad though. Room, board, office, nice views, free drinks, housekeeping? Might be cheaper than living on dry land.
It's a nicely written article, but I have to take issue with the attempt to attach a psychiatric diagnosis to PKD, more than 40 years after his death. By all accounts he was increasingly mentally unstable — the heavy drug and alcohol use did him no favours — and certainly had episodes of deep clinical depression and what would probably qualify as narcissistic traits. But to armchair-diagnose him as a psychopath seems wrong.

The Vancouver period retold in this article is interesting and tragic because it marks the nadir of his 1970s drug addiction; after his suicide attempt, he was able to enter a recovery program (albeit an unfortunately cultish one with parallels to Scientology), weaning himself off heavy amphetamine use, moving out of the drug house and to Orange County, then starting to try write more "adult" novels (he wrote "A Scanner Darkly" during this time), which would lead to his significant international recognition towards the end of his life. But just as things got better, the VALIS incident happened, and he relapsed and started drinking whiskey every day, which contributed to his early death.
Some bad actor would check out what is in your apartment and then market to you.

Say they see you have legos, they market legos.

Or they see what you have (say a gun) so they rob you.

Or they track your habits. We noticed your apartment is dirty/messy - pay us a ransom or we post on linkedin or call CPS. Or use our cleaning service.

Also I bet you have to walk fully dressed when browsing (especially women) and you need to shave, or your social score drops.

Ah and will you know if the website ever stopped watching? Is it watching you (and recording) having sex?
Wow, sounds amazing, i will do!

I've only been to Western Canada (Alberta mostly) and would love to see more of your great country and I believe I have relatives in Toronto so would love to travel more there.
I like to think that dreams are our brains tuning in to the many lives of ourselves across the multiverse. there are infinite possibilities, and while sleeping in this dimension, we are experiencing our life on a different timeline. the theory is impossible to prove and is a highly unlikely reality, but it's fun as hell to think about it that way
Rider has a great WPF editor (again, I would say it often surpasses VS in terms of code completion), and is capable of hot code reloading (for server code - it doesn't work with WPF AFAIK).

I'm also not sure what you mean by "REPL" as I tend to think of that as a language feature, not an IDE feature (most read-eval-print-loops are done through a terminal, which Rider has).

Rider also has coverage and automatic unit tests (and it's sibling product Resharper had it for years before Visual Studio added it).

"Architecture tooling" could be a quite broad category, but as far as where I've used Jetbrains products in this sense, they can automatically build class diagrams and the like from your code, and even export them to PlantUML if you want.

Jetbrains also offers an IDE that can handle C++ just fine - https://www.jetbrains.com/clion/. I don't know how well it handles WinRT, but I'll admit I've never had the need to develop or deploy a WinRT application. I do know that they've started building in MAUI integration [2].

I'll confess I don't use Dynamics, or know what SQL Server SP is, but Rider has great Database tooling built in. I've never had a problem connecting to MS SQL Server, SQLite, Postgres, or MySQL databases with it.

> Also, when already paid for MSDN license which includes VS, why pay for Rider?

I guess this question is aggressively asking why someone would choose Rider if they already have Visual Studio Enterprise, and beyond it's great tooling, the main benefits for me are the great code completion, the snappiness of the UI (you can use the editor before it has loaded the AST), and how rare crashes are with it (and it has seemingly gotten even rarer in the last few months, I can't remember it crashing). Beyond that, if you have to choose between the two, an Enterprise MSDN license is $6k/yr [0], and a commercial Rider license + the other Jetbrains C# tools is $470/yr [1]. The former is usually a difficult question with your manager and/or purchasing, while the latter hardly raises an eyebrow.

[0] https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/d/visual-studio-enterprise-s...

[1] https://www.jetbrains.com/rider/buy/#commercial

[2] https://blog.jetbrains.com/dotnet/2022/08/02/rider-2022-2-re...
Thanks man! Really appreciate sharing your story!
Why would you believe that? A post doctoral fellow would have very little knowledge of the markets.

Markets are not just random walks, there is edge to be gained with information and that information can be quite expensive to acquire and refine. A fellow would not have the resources to do that.
AMD Shares New Second-Gen 3D V-Cache Chiplet Details, Up to 2.5 TB/S
I already gave the solution years ago [0] and each time GitHub goes down, hundreds of comments continue to complain when the solution is right in front of their eyes.

> i am amazed @dang is ok with that, it seem completely deranged man, borderline harassment

What harassment exactly? That whatever helpful advice I said in [0] and not 'centralizing everything to GitHub' seems to have aged well?

There is nothing 'deranged' about explaining preventative solutions like 'self-hosting' to those still using an unreliable service. In fact, it is more 'deranged' to believe that GitHub has gotten any more reliable after Microsoft acquired it.

You can continue to use GitHub's services, but don't complain when something from GitHub goes down again in less than a months time when the solution has been in front of you for years.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22867803
She is a walking biohazard. If you want to be in society there is a minimal level of responsiblity, otherwise go to the forest and build a lean-to and live out the rest of your tb shortened life.
I'm not going to tell you that other people have it way worse than you because its not relevant. for you this is awful and devastating and I respect that.

Uncomplicate your life. Choose 2 or 3 things that are core and spend a year or so focused just on those.

Fitness, your phd and maybe 1 other thing. You have to find yourself again before thinking of starting another relationship. Go do crazy random things. Have one night stands.

"do things you like". I feel like maybe you dont have many of those right now. Thats not a big deal.

Find odd events that are happening around you and just go to them. Go to a restaurant in the morning and have breakfast alone outside. Take your time and just enjoy it.

You are already fit, take on a harder physical test, run a marathon, do an iron man, sign up for a power lifting competition. Do it, when you lose, laugh about it and do it again. Get embarrassed. Embrace the suck. Eventually it wont suck so much but by experiencing new things you are allowing yourself to change.

"due to Covid and my own passiveness and weak sense of self" Again on the physical side but maybe try boxing or Brazilian Ju-Jitsu, something that will make you feel powerful. Join a Rugby club, get hit. Come back the next day.

Go volunteer, I really mean that. Go help someone else it will clarify your position in the world.

Close the door on what was. Who do you want to be?

There is truly no magical answer friend, you just have to get up every morning and try. I think you are going to surprise yourself.
It's easy to poke fun at government incompetency but like it or not they are who your country elected to make the sorts of decisions that shape its future. The only truly abysmal government is one that is paralysed into doing nothing at all.
exactly. people using milliseconds and calling it a unix timestamp are wrong. provably wrong. so for them to dig in, or anything other than say "oh you are right, sorry", is just a waste of everyone's time. Accept that you made a mistake, and move on.
Mhmmm that could explain my tinnitus...
venv is a bundled virtualenv subset. It came after it. Now you don't need to install virtualenv since venv comes bundled with python. Don't concern yourself.

pyenv, poetry are wrappers and do different things.

You would use pyenv to create a virtual environment. Or venv directly. Or the older virtualenv tool. Stick to pyenv as it is easiest.

You can setup your shell to activate/deactivate automagically for you when you cd into your project directory using something like: https://github.com/direnv/direnv

I would avoid poetry.

Edit: bah, somebody answered already

tl;dr - Setup direnv and pyenv once and foggetaboutit.
Personally, I find Poetry really nice. It abstracts away pip and venv, but in a way that you can still understand what's going on and jump in if you need. Once you understand that it doesn't do much else, it is easy.
> Why would anyone want to take this forward?

I think there is pretty good evidence that as a gaming platform, VR will do well. But I agree that Facebook's original vision that we'd all be sitting around with headsets on all day, working with remote coworkers in this legless dystopia, was dead on arrival and not anything people ever really wanted.

I don't fault Zuckerberg too much for his original push into the Metaverse. He knew that large tech companies without a "platform" often struggle mightily in the long term - I'd argue that the 2 biggest tech giants that are struggling the most right now (Meta and Netflix in my opinion) are struggling precisely because they lack the "platform moat" that Google (Chrome and Android), Apple (iOS), Microsoft (Windows and Azure), and Amazon (FBA/FBM and AWS) all have.

It just turned out, I think, that VR/AR was the wrong bet - I think generative AI will have a much larger direct impact, which is why you see so many companies now scrambling to put a stake in the ground in AI.
I'm looking to skip tmux and migrate straight from screen to zellij instead, since it's also modern. I don't have many problems with screen, but lack of full color support (for vim) and wanting more terminal control codes (hyperlinks, text underlines, sixel, etc) speak in favour of using a more modern solution.
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Auctions are an excellent price discovery mechanism.
And the article explains how the EU does the same thing.
Some poeple's religious views keep them from getting medical treatment (Christian Science for example) in such cases they have to agree to no longer participate or be out in the public since she will be a disease vector at that point. No matter what her mental condition or religious background she has no right to roam around and infect others.
Looks like zellij follows the same behavior as screen, if I'm testing right. I also prefer screen/zellij's choice here.
I like Sean Carroll's suggestion: Austere Quantum Mechanics. Because many worlds is really just taking the state of quantum mechanics and accepting what we do know about it without added assumptions. There's a wave function, it obeys the Schrödinger equation.

Other interpretations always posit some extra stuff, like wave function collapse, or pilot waves. Many Worlds just takes the Schrödinger equation seriously on its own.

Therefore it is in a very real sense the most austere interpretation, even though it posits all those worlds.
Counterpoint:

America is so rich and powerful precisely BECAUSE it maximizes efficiency and capital. Gutting all of those jobs and making it so that they only have 30 seconds to inspect each car (which is pretty much impossible to do due diligence) makes it so that they can rake in a ton of cash.

Sure, accidents will go up. Small little towns will find themselves doused in carcinogens or burned to the ground (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lac-M%C3%A9gantic_rail_disaste...). Politicians will use it for photo ops. Yet a small group of key individuals will amass a ton of capital and, therefore, power. They can then use that to create more businesses and ventures that will be just as ruthless and driven to succeed at all costs.

I don't think it's "gutting" America. On the contrary, I think it's the heart of America, and what makes it so powerful and hegemonic. You don't make a scientific and cultural powerhouse omelette without breaking a few eggs.

I bet you also think that cutting executive salaries would somehow make major corporations like McDonalds be able to pay all of their workers a living wage. I would encourage you to do the math on that -- it literally never works out.
China is not the cheapest place in terms of labour costs. Hasn't been for decades.

But my point is that contrary to the rhetorics and the politics, western countries hasn't stopped trading with China, actually the opposite has happened.
thanks, so for something like the reviewed board above, how would RV64GC map into one of those profiles, or set of supported instructions?
I totally agree: I was a big fan of the desktop cube. I think I'm okay now, as I think I'd just about die without at least numbered workspaces, but I might be OK with getting that one back.
Answer: wget.