skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It took me a bunch of iterations to figure out the value prop, but hmm...it's actually pretty good.

I can see all the SwiftUI[0] inspiration in how to make compositions, instead of relying on CSS only.

Recently there was Rux[1] which is JSX in Rails, but that is really only dealing with ergonomics oh having Components in a nice DSL.

Then there is actual deployment story. I recently made a DRF + Next App, and I spent too much time thinking about deployment. And yea, for the volume I need to server, having a single artifact deployed, with SSR, is wonderful.

How is the intellisense support? That's one of the best features of recent JS/TS frameworks on VSCode, and I don't use JetBrains IDEs. Are there JS/CSS escape hatches? Is the goal to focus on speed of deployment or, a Python DSL over JS libraries?

Good luck either way!

[0] https://developer.apple.com/xcode/swiftui/
[1] https://github.com/camertron/rux
Been digging into escape sequences lately and gave WezTerm a spin to test some things out

One thing that put a sour taste in my mouth for WezTerm is they document all escape sequences [0] using a deviation from standard syntax (sometimes using `:` over `;` like for RGB colors, at least I've not found any other documentation about this being commonly adopted). They do put a disclaimer at one point in the document but that only helps if you read it linearly and it feels weird to document your implementation of a standard to only work with your terminal, locking people's applications into it.

As for rendering, I had problems with what look like correct escape sequences not rendering correctly (alternative underline styles, colored underlines). I still need to dig further into this where in the stack the problem is (my application or where in WezTerm)

[0] https://wezfurlong.org/wezterm/escape-sequences.html
Yeah -- the choice of temperature corresponds to the base of the logarithm. When you think of probabilities in the log-odds representation, a bayesian update means adding an increment. https://arbital.com/p/bayes_log_odds/
Yous have another column which is a flag giving the stae of the attribute. Note that not known and not valid for the row are two different states. If you set the attribute to NULL - which of the two do you mean?

Actually you give the answer for attribute not applicable - and you don't get a thousand different subcases. The measure of goodness is does your db model fit the real world data.
Not a bailout, but Robert Smith avoided jail for huge tax fraud - https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/12/business/robert-smith-vis....

Money and wealth is the differentiator, not race.
> Then, where they put the card slots normally contains speakers in this category, so they needed to move those down to the battery area.

Does Framework even need embedded speakers? Why not just rely on external wired or Bluetooth speakers, or headphones, instead, and use the space for a larger battery.
> Why we pay local rates?

> Team members in high-wage regions having much less discretionary income than ones in low-wage countries with the same role.
HA proxy deployed in front of retail banks.
It‘s kinda irrelevant on a geologic or evolutionary time scale how long it takes for AI to mature. How long did it take for us to go from Homo Erectus to Homo Sapiens? A few million years and change? If it takes 100 years that’s still ridiculously, ludicrously fast for something that can change the nature of intelligent life (Or if you’re a skeptic of AGI, still such a massive augmentation of human intelligence).
I think the real problem is that all of those commented out lines of code are adding some harsh chartreuse overtones in the mid-range.
Does Gusto/Workday make pulling from multiple banks transparent? Seems like a value add for them to add in a way to seamlessly pull evenly from multiple accounts, and doesn't immediately strike me as overly difficult from a technical perspective.
Moreover, the demonstration is very indirect, like watching a curve in an oscilloscope, not a flying orb that can be seen directly.

We worked with a high temperature (i.e. liquid nitrogen [1]) ambient pressure superconductor. The experiment was quite unimpressive. You put the small block inside liquid nitrogen, with enough wires [2] and a thermocouple to measure the temperature, and connect it to an oscilloscope. You watch how the temperature decrees in the thermocouple and hope the drawing in the oscilloscope does something weird. There is a lot of room to connect the wires to another device [3], or just show fake data in the oscilloscope. [4]

[1] "high temperature" means more than −195.8 °C = −320 °F = 77 K, that is quite cold for most people

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four-terminal_sensing

[3] For example, in the OP, they can have a fake ambient temperature superconductor, and connect that cables to a real liquid nitrogen temperature superconductor that is in another room and is put inside and outside the nitrogen by a hidden person.

[4] We had some problems with our superconductor, and we wanted to repeat some measurements. It was sensitive to humidity, and it worked quite well until another student wanted have another stable temperature to compare, and put it in water with ice :( .
"What Mackey allegedly did to interfere with this process – by soliciting voters to cast their ballots via text"
True, maybe it has something to do with state laws versus federal laws, or larger distances between population centers?
Someone from YouTube creator team commented back but on the thread but it's pretty generic -- that they're working on new tools and they're just as frustrated.

It's a well done video explaining the problem and really the frustration of creators who are fighting these bots and haven't given up.
Mathematics is not science, it's a tool used by science. Knowing combinations that work is not science, either, when it does not come with an explanation as to why it works that is able to successfully predict other combinations that work.

Magic, ritual and God are not science because they have no predictive value.

Precursors to science are not science. Just like hydrogen and oxygen are precursors to water, but are not water.
> The complaint alleges that in 2016, Mackey established an audience on Twitter with approximately 58,000 followers. A February 2016 analysis by the MIT Media Lab ranked Mackey as the 107th most important influencer of the then-upcoming Election, ranking his account above outlets and individuals such as NBC News (#114), Stephen Colbert (#119) and Newt Gingrich (#141).

:D

Taking people into court for jokes always feel like Democracy™
On a related note Arkansas just rollback regulations to employ kids. If the past month is any indication of what happens when you rollback regulations there is no way this will end poorly for some of the kids.
Of course, but the underlying books aren't the same, the SVB problem was fairly unique. Once the panic is over, most all other regional banks will be fine. The only way they will fail is if the mob creates additional panic for either a false perception or a political gain (bailout.) That's basically what happened on Friday.
It's called an Insured Cash Sweep and most banks offer it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Insured_Cash_Sweep

The problem here is one of fiscal immaturity at startups. SVB offered ICS accounts but from what I'm seeing few startups put their money into them. My bet is that startups mature enough to have a proper CFO weren't as impacted by this mess.
The FDIC just collected a fee from all remaining banks to make SVB depositors whole, so they are evidently willing to reduce profits in order to insure deposits.
Many $10,000 DACs are measurably inferior to a $9 Apple USB DAC. Start be crossing all those off the list.

The Apple DAC is actually insanely great, the best price/performance ratio of any bit of new audio equipment ever. They are not particularly mechanically well-made, though, and can easily be broken from repeated bending.

In a real world level-matched double-blind ABX test, $9 wins.
> Almost every app dev would prefer that their app reacts to changes in the entities, and updates it UI accordingly. Incrementally computing new query results. This is non-trivial in the relational model.

I assume you mean detecting data changes and not so much broadcasting (messaging). Views are designed to capture what entity changes you care about. Not all RDBMS' support indexed views and Postgres unfortunately falls into this category, but views are a best practice.

Perhaps the missing piece is that based on the views and frequency of view calls, RDBMs automatically curate and maintain table indexes.
>In an effort to become more competitive with TikTok, Meta is attempting to shift Facebook away from an app where you keep up with friends and family to more of an entertainment and discovery platform. It's trying to "make Facebook the best place for social discovery and sharing," as Alison put it in the blog post.

there. They've lost the plot and now are aping tiktok for "entertainment".
Crime and the City: Kyoto
Lower OpenGL / GLES version number requirements, so wezterm can run on Arm64 hardware with no hassle.
The law doesn't seem to have much of a bite. I always assume something like illegally hiring minors or exploiting workers will be the end your business. Then it turns out to be a pretty manageable fine.

Same thing with selling alcohol to a minor, I figured getting caught doing that would mean humongous fines and revocation of your liquor license, but it is a $250 fine and 24 hours of community service.
Don't be silly, bits are ultimately conveyed via analog electrical impulses. Speakers consist of air compressors under electro-magnetic control. The analog emissions of a bit-carrier have as much impact on the acoustic element as an extra stir of the spoon does on the molecular flavour profile of the coffee.
from what I've read, they're a standard practice in traditional finance/risk management circles? it's what makes the whole situation with SVB so much more mind-bending. this isn't some new technology that's never existed before. why were VCs insisting that money had to be held at SVB, knowing that by doing so, they'd put their funded companies above FDIC insurance thresholds?

was it incompetence or greed?
Interest rates are already high, so whoever get the inflows can buy 3 months treasure notes to get the cake and eat it too.

There is still risk of interest rates rising significantly higher, but with 3 months treasure notes the downside is limited.

edit: typoed
Is there a terminal emulator supporting this mode?
All depends. No doubt the fringe is fixating on the 0.1% that doesn't make a difference.

When it comes to hardware: if you have a great and clean signal chain, good ears, decent monitors +/ good room, good headphones, you can record and hear the difference of good gear (diminishing returns though, you are paying for throughput (channels), latency, or even just build-quality/brand (Apple esque) etc at some point).

Of course marketing adds hyperbole and takes certain aspects into woo territory. At the software level: sampling rate can (depending on programming of individual plugins) make a difference in your mixing session (you get nasty artifacts, like EQ cramping, in plugins that don't have internal over-sampling).

This is all the professional gear with a track record rather than the "prosumer" gear (maybe that's the definition of audiophile you were connotating).
> At that point, there’s a non negligible probability that the advice given by a half decent palm / star / tarot reader might actually be relevant.

In most cases, the advice those people give probably isn't random at all. It's likely tailored to the client, based on "cold reading" techniques, the practitioners general experience with life and people, maybe the practitioner secretly scouring social media for information about the client, etc.
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it's not in any way different from 'designer' clothing or handbags and such kinds of things.

one amongst the many ways to signal status to 'peers'
Only agriculture or specific types of jobs.
Email the mods a link to this comment and ask them to consider merging the dupes.
Get board approval first. This can create legal issues for you.
FDIC only has a reserve ratio of under 2%.
add this feature to popcorntime and we are golden
Airports suck less than being on an airplane. Usually.

I can walk around, find something to eat or read, people watch. Plug in a laptop and sit at a table that's reasonably comfortable to work on. Relocate somewhere quieter, or more interesting. See if I can find bathrooms that aren't slammed. Get my steps in / some exercise.
> A stock sale can be schedule in your plan at the end of every month and you can elect to cancel a planned sale at any time.

Canceling a 10b5-1 is not in and of itself a violation, correct, but it can kill your affirmative defense as it jeopardizes the good faith element.

However, they would have had to have entered into the 10b5-1 prior to them coming into material nonpublic information in the first place for it to have been valid at all. My point is they made the decision to sell before they knew what was happening and filed a compliant trading plan.

Sounds fair, but lucky.
> You can measure the effectiveness of a neutral network to know how tweaking the number of parameters affects it

We can throw darts to the board and measure how close we are to the bullseye. Then we can tune parameters like throwing force, elbow angel, etc. These parameters have physical meaning. We can reason that by throwing harder, the trajectory of the dart can be so and so affected, hence causing the dart to fall closer to or further from the bullseye. Regarding "People would not be able to write code to do training or inference if they didn't know what is happening in the network", I understand from an operation perspective what the neurons are doing, but I also don't get what they are doing, if that makes sense.

For example in each layer of a CNN, is it doing Fourier transform, low pass filtering, rotating, scaling or whatever? And even if they are, why does it work? Why does it give the result that we want? Can we reason that varying our throwing force will change the trajectory of the dart? Shouldn't we do that? Or we are happy with getting results of hot dog/not hot dog [1]. There lies my uneasiness with ML.

I agree with cycrutchfield's comment that practice outrun theory though. We will learn more as we progress.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIci3C4JkL0
But if the FDIC insures all deposits anyway, then there would never be a bank run to begin with because nobody would panic that they wouldn't get their money out, so spreading risk among multiple banks is a "solution" to an artificial problem.
Wine is interesting because, while there is definitely some pretentious nonsense going on, the other extreme is hilarious as well.
There are people out there insisting that it's impossible to differentiate red from white wine by blind taste test.
(Think you may have meant, "no way this will not end poorly".)
Courses in the metaverse struggle to compete with real world
I imagine if we were writing a new RBDMS that wasn't worried about backwards compatibility we could reduce the number of types flying around internally. I think there's a lot of historical accident in which exact variants of set are available at which point. A refinement of relational logic based on a base data structure that is a bit more pragmatic (because Codd's logic is close to pragmatic, but does still have a bit of ivory towerism in it; no criticism inteded, it was a huge advance, but I think we could tweak it a bit in modern times, and in his defense I think there were bits in Codd's work that failed to come out to the pragmatic systems for a long time, to their detriment) would probably also be helpful.

But in the meantime, back here on the ground, it is nice to at least be working in an RDBMS that can convert back and forth between these things, even if it's still klunky. I remember when I just plain couldn't, and the circumlocutions to do what I wanted to do were bigger than the business logic I needed.
I think this is key. I’m sure the listeners subjectively enjoying one version over the other, but not because the quality is any different. Instead they have the confidence that they picked the best option and can relax. Of course the real test would be if they could tell the difference, and I think the obvious answer is they couldn’t.
No sex was involved in this kind of child abuse, so it's OK.
If we play the blame game one could also attack the Federal Reserve that pumped an unprecedented amount of money into the market during the Covid crisis, ran an almost zero interest rate policy even years before and now hurried to prevent further damage but created even more problems now.

Boom and busts are created by central bankers manipulating the money supply and not by the market players that act on their natural interests. Central banking is hubris pretending to know how much money an economy needs. It’s a dead end of an economy policy. It only serves governments running their deficit and those who run unsustainable businesses.
Hilariously on the phone with them for the last hour moving an existing NPCD to the higher rate. Their system is so broken it won't allow me to do this online.

Oh and now login is broken.
I'd love to see the rest of your links. I'm interested in this space as well.
One thing that's crazy about having kids is that you absolutely need a plan for every single meal. 3 meals a day, 7 days a weeks. Having ice cream for dinner is no longer an option, unfortunately.
Yes, it's the specific (hazardous) conditions involved. Teenagers can and are legally employed, but there's laws that control the allowed nature and scheduling of that employment. Young teens cleaning dangerous meat-processing equipment during nightshifts is several kinds of nope.
Any web designer with any degree of training in typography and text layout will recognize this as a problem. It's just that there's almost nothing we could do about it without CSS support, so everyone was forced to simply accept it.
As with everything we cannot deal in absolutes. Whilst I in no way want to defend ripof garbage like the linked product you should consider Ethernet for live streaming. TCP correction can very much be audible and UDP is often used.
The DINB, as I understand it, is now closed and all assets moved to a new entity called Silicon Valley Bank, NA which is a “bridge bank” operated by the FDIC and should operate like any other bank does. Until another bank buys it.
I'd never let any of my kids work in a meat processing facility. The danger element alone with combined with unpredictable children sounds like The Jungle just waiting to happen again. Still 100 kids out of all the employees seems like a really small fraction, to the point where I wonder if these kids were all related to employees.

I've got little sympathy for the company here, but seeing how scarce certain items are at the grocery store, how prices have risen and how difficult it is to secure labor for those jobs I can understand why they would have broken the rules even knowing they'd pay for it eventually, just to keep the wheels moving.
Breaking into Product Management: key 'entry points' into the field
Depends if any of your packages use absolute paths (generated at install time for example).
You excel at insulting people online. We've been here before. This is what you do instead of having conversations. Not taking your bait.

My claim is that solar requires 100% backup.

OK, let's break it down:

Solar Output:
Under ideal conditions, roughly inverted parabolic output

1.00 ┼ ╭────╮
0.90 ┤ ╭─╯ ╰─╮
0.80 ┤ ╭─╯ ╰─╮
0.70 ┤ ╭╯ ╰╮
0.60 ┤ ╭╯ ╰╮
0.50 ┤ │ │
0.40 ┤ ╭╯ ╰╮
0.30 ┤ ╭╯ ╰╮
0.20 ┤ ╭╯ ╰╮
0.10 ┤ │ │
0.00 ┼──────────────╯ ╰─────────

Clouds and weather can cause up to 100% drop in output any time
Rain will drop your peak output practically down to zero all day
Dirt will drop total output by a variable amount until cleaned

1.00 ┼ ╭───╮
0.90 ┤ ╭─╮│ ╰╮
0.80 ┤ ╭─╯ ││ │ ╭╮
0.70 ┤ ╭╯ ││ │ │╰╮
0.60 ┤ ╭╯ ││ │ │ ╰╮
0.50 ┤ │ ││ │ │ │
0.40 ┤ ╭╯ ││ ╰─╯ ╰╮
0.30 ┤ ╭╯ ││ ╰╮
0.20 ┤ ╭╯ ││ ╰╮
0.10 ┤ │ ││ │
0.00 ┼──────────────╯ ╰╯ ╰─────────

Daytime:
You need up to 100% backup to be available at any time.

Night:
To state the obvious, 100% backup is required.

Conclusion:
If you need reliable 100% backup at any point
during 24 hours, this backup capacity has to be
available 24/7/365.

The above is absolutely true.

Regarding the link you provided. I am familiar with this article, which, of course, confirms my point.

Figure 5, which is titled "Maps of electricity system reliabilities under the most reliable solar-wind mix without excess generation or energy storage", puts the US at less than 88%.

This means that, ON AVERAGE, 12% of the time you need 100% backup for the most optimal form of solar and wind combined.

I loudly highlighted ON AVERAGE because it is important to understand this is a problem when dealing with statistics. You cannot apply the average of the average of the average to an entire population. This is known as the tyranny of the averages.

Averages are fantastic to wave hands around and talk about generalities. They do not cover my little town of 300K residents going dark for two hours because the solar system powering it had no backup.

The real numbers, once you start to get closer to local realities, are not represented by these average. The real numbers are much worse.

Solar cannot exist without external backup. Solar and wind cannot exist without external backup. That's the real conversation we have to have.

Somehow people read this to mean that I am saying solar and wind are bad and not usable. That is not AT ALL what I am saying. I am simply highlighting that we cannot "go green" just with these technologies. And it gets much, much worse, when we start to throw in hundreds of millions of electric vehicles. My point, in the aggregate, is that we, in the US, desperately need to change our thinking with regards to nuclear. Otherwise we are going to end-up with a bunch of solar and wind backed-up by massive amounts of power being generated by burning stuff.

Try again.
No personal attacks this time.
Where, exactly, did I lie?
Show your work.
wow, this is how heaven looks like.
It’s been noted for a while with the other kinds of engineers:

https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Engineers_and_woo
Is it $15k because the total penalty doesn't depend on the number of people and it's just $1.5M/100 kids so it happens to be $15k?
careful with the melatonin. the amount your body normally makes is like 1/8 of your standard melatonin pill. try taking half or less.

or, you know, beer.
In non farm jobs, No.
Relativity Space scrubs 2nd launch attempt of 3D-printed rocket from Florida
Anecdotally, raw performance helps a lot. I tried the old Oculus dev kit almost 10 years ago, and it left me unbalanced, nauseated, and generally feeling sick for the rest of that day. Now I regularly use my Quest 2 with zero ill effect. The nausea kicks in immediately without tracking in stationary mode, though.
Retro computing just had greater empathy

Running programs on modern hardware; the explosion of complexity increases the amount of impure copper; pushing you away from direct and immediate feedback, and towards an abstraction soup that makes my eyes water

How can we still trust programs running on todays hardware?

That is why I've ported quake to run on an abacus
I’ve had problems with symlinked python bins not existing in the same place requiring relinking as one example of a problem
Basically, logits are the raw outputs of the last linear layer of a neural network just before the softmax(for multi-class classification tasks) or the sigmoid(for binary classification tasks) is applied to the outputs.
And thus Apple became the most valuable company in the world by understanding that the first people to respond weren't their customers.
Agreed, but I include CI in baseline usage. With testing I mean compute for feature branches, experiments.. that kind of stuff.