skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Why are you conflating Adderall with all or any stimulants? Might as well throw in caffeine and sugar as things that "even at low doses increase the dopamine in the brain and lead to a mild high".

Not disagreeing with you wrt atomexetine but really should compare apples to apples.
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Loved HyperCard. Remember creating a game with a classmate at school in 6th grade. It was so much fun.
Unless the file is very small, the column would most likely not be in the same byte range. Duckdb also can't filter on multiple columns without fetching both. Being able to fully preselect data at the source is much more powerful than the parquet tricks duckdub uses. Don't get me wrong, the duckdb impl is good and generic and will support any parquet store, but it is not as powerful as S3 select.
Interesting combo, care to share more about such a setup?
If you (like me) were wondering how these works, the LLM is given a prompt like:

Answer the following questions as best you can. You have access to the following tools:
Search: Use this to search the internet.
Calculator: Use this to do math.

Use the following format:
Question: the input question you must answer
Thought: you should always think about what to do
Action: the action to take, should be one of [{tool_names}]
Action Input: the input to the action
Observation: the result of the action
... (this Thought/Action/Action Input/Observation can repeat N times)
Thought: I now know the final answer
Final Answer: the final answer to the original input question

Question: What is the age of the president of Egypt squared?
Thought:

To which the LLM will generate a completion like:

Thought: I need to find the age of the president of Egypt.
Action: Search
Action Input: Age of president of Egypt
Observation:

At which point, the code (langchain, haystack, etc) will parse out the requested tool (Search) and input (Age of president of Egypt), and then call the right tool or API, then append the output of that action into the prompt.

This all happens in a loop, at each step, the LLM is given the entire past prompt history, and given the opportunity to do a completion to choose the next tool and input to the next tool, after which the code parses those out, executes the tool, and repeats until the LLM decides it has the final answer and returns.
the whole point is by having this big block of countries agreeing to cooperatively fight Russia is if any of them are attacked, is that we don't actually have to fallow through because its to big of a risk for Russia to act up. If they had been part of NATO to begin with none of us would actually had to of sent any aid like we are now. NATO membership is as much about mutual coordination and defense as is is about deterring Russia from starting war in Europe.
Are you planning on using any fancy tricks to optimize large repos? I have open sourced some code I was playing with for fun here which allows you to mount a git repo as a read only FUSE file system: https://github.com/gravypod/gitfs

You can really lower IOPS/memory/disk usage with an approach like this.
I used to use Postman exclusively, but like you started trying curl.

And then I realized curl was absolutely brilliant for my common uses because I’d write simple scripts that would mean all I needed to pass in were the arguments that changed.

I took it another step further and had my script lookup a folder that had a whole bunch of different types of requests that I could then trigger with a single command.

Finally, I created a version that plugged into fzf and made it super easy for me to run a whole bunch of common scripts trivially from the command line.

The great thing about command line based programs is the incredible ease with which you can create repeatable series of commands that can be run both interactively or programmatically, and the UX can be tailored to suit the specific needs of what you’re trying to do.
my back of the envelope calculation based on current human energy usage and battery production, it would take more than 150 years to manufacture 5 hours storage capacity. Of course manufacturing capacity is increasing and efficiency improves with electrification, but so is energy consumption, plus you have to factor in battery replacements during that time... Ya its going be tough to do that.
There is $5,500,000 at stake right now
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Sure, but the biggest problem with nuclear is it takes a decade to build the plants, at best. It's impossible to plan on that time scale because you have no idea what the alternatives will look like once the plant is operational. You may have just spent billion on an energy source that is already obsolete.
I don't get it. The "Strikebreaking as a Service" described seems to be some sort of AI tool that can crawl the web and find relevant results for strikes/protests. The author thinks this is bad because it could be used for union busting purposes, but doesn't actually explain how this tool can be used for "corporate union-busting and suppression of worker organizing". I thought he whole point of striking/protesting is to get attention? I'm not sure how letting companies know that a protest/strike is happening is going to help for that, because chances are they already know.
> The electricity demand in the winter is much lower than the summer demand, especially in California due to residential AC.

My mom's house doesn't need A/C but it does need a lot of heat in the winter. We looked at moving her to solar/battery and an electric heat pump instead of her gas furnace. With even a tiny bit of trees nearby and otherwise pretty good exposure we were told it was going to be hard to make it worth it. Her demand in the winter would be pretty high.
> More recently, Narendra Modi, the city’s elected member of the Indian parliament and the country’s current prime minister, demolished ancient temples and alleys in order to plant his insecurely grand and ultra-modern monuments of Hindu supremacism.

This is false. The real story is well known that the temples were recovered from the buildings demolished to create access to Kashi Vishwanath temple. These buildings were encroachments. The opposition leaders decided to use it as an opportunity to attack Modi. The tragedy is that Indian leftists will cite any nonsense as long as it supports their anti-BJP, anti-Modi narrative. Here is the news:
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/varanasi/demolition...
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They know their audience.

First off, their target audience (the FIRE crowd) aren't HS kids yet deciding what path to take, but rather young adults and adults either still in college, or those that have graduated college and worked a couple of years. The IDEAL target audience for FIRE are fresh grads that simply hate working.

I mean, sure, they can advocate that you go and "grind LC" to land some FAANG-type job, but that market is already established ("HOW TO LAND A FAANG JOB" influencer-sphere), most regular folks don't want to spend another 3-5 years and money on college, but rather look for things they can do right now - so they seek FIRE-influencers that will preach about flipping houses, becoming a landlord, minimizing costs/living frugally, diversifying your portfolio on real estate/stocks/crypto/etc.

Nothing wrong with that - but they tend to let out some crucial details, like how they themselves managed to get a $50k down payment straight out of college. Or how they managed to put $50k on certain companies (Tesla, anyone?) or crypto during the boom.
There is no rule of law, that's the indicator of authoritarianism.

In the US, if the FTC decides to block your merger or the government wants to split up a company, the company can bring the government to court, on a equal footing and argue it's case.

That's not happening in China.
There wasn’t a single day i used labview that I did not wish it was a simpler CLI or text file based program. Heck, even an imperative text based programming language would have been fine.

And Labview was one of the best Visual programming tools I’ve used and possibly in existence.
It only makes sense for such kind of software to be funded by the community and be open source in the first place. It's quite in line with the goals it's intended for. Same way the trop itself doesn't have copyright.

Also, even if something doesn't run on modern Windows, good chance it would run in Wine on Linux.
> The plural of anecdote is not data.

Of course not. An anecdote is bad data. A diverse sample is good data.
Very cool idea and launch!
Title doesn't quite match the content. They're not reapplying for their jobs because their jobs are being eliminated. They're being told to apply for new jobs within Apple.
Apache Tika can extract text (and metadata) from pretty much any file format ever invented.
It would be cool to develop robots that can follow a group of whales for a long time and observe and record. That should give us real training data.
The other thing so many overlook is that achieving your FIRE goals by living like a pauper means you have to continue to live like a pauper in retirement to make the numbers work. Otherwise, if you want to live those retirement dreams, plan on saving a whole lot more than the 25x the influencers tell you you need.
What a Chad. Sometimes you have to respect his raw power and his will to use it to do whatever he wants. Some of us have a lot to learn from him. If we are able to learn from his actions then we can bring a taste of his prosperity into our own lives.
You're confounding variables here. If everything else is equal(height, beauty, wit etc.), which man would a woman choose: lambo man or prius man?
The title is misleading. They're not being asked to justify the job they have. These jobs are being cut. Apple is telling people to apply for new roles within the company.
That just seems like a needless vulnerability. Don't have more code installed than necessary.
Parquet is column-oriented, grep is line-oriented. You cannot directly map one onto another, much like you cannot directly bitblt a JPEG image: you have to properly unpack it first.

Normally `parquet-tools cat` turns it into greppable lines. But chances are high you have pandas, DuckDB, or even Spark installed nearby, if you actually need things like Parquet.
Just use the existing fossil fuels plants on those days and build some extra capacity for carbon sequestration...
For us, it's the opposite. We specifically want to ban Peppa Pig, because that piglet is damn annoying to listen to (and mean, especially to her dad). Same goes for Cocomelon.

Youtube Kids lets you set a whitelist, but I found that too much of a hassle. I don't mind if the toddler finds new things to watch. But she's also under light supervision when using the phone. (Ie in the same room, but not being constantly hovered over.)
I STM reading (via HN!) that submarine nuke plants are designed not to require (or even have the affordances for) significant maintenance — that when they are “done” (fuel spent?) the power plant is discarded. If this is in fact the case I can imagine it would make for a more reliable and less expensive device.

The economics of nuclear powered subs is quite different from a commercial product. But it’s interesting to consider.

(And just for fun: imagine what effect a “right to repair” law would have…)
No security patches, 2 CPU/2GB RAM/12GB storage limits, and pretty much every advanced feature is missing (https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/oracle-database/2...). In other words, about what you'd expect from ORCL.
The point I got from the article is to bias against medical interventions. That doesn't mean never consider them, but they really need to have a serious reason to occur.

It doesn't have to that doctors are bad at their jobs, but rather that they're humans, and humans are hardwired to try to make other humans happy, and patients like being actively given treatment as opposed to "have you considered sleeping well, eating well, and just letting your body do its thing?"

The sources that the article has, an article in the BMJ[0] and Cochrane[1], are actually targeted at primary care physicians (after all, random laypeople don't read medical journals!), to basically tell them to chill, and tell their patients to just let themselves be.

[0] https://www.bmj.com/content/348/bmj.g3680
[1] https://www.cochrane.org/news/featured-review-are-general-he...
As do I. It's lightweight and responsive and its UI is no-nonsense and doesn't try to be branding or chase trends. It's just another tool in the toolbox and acts accordingly.
I get what you're saying, but simply put - that coffee isn't going to do sh!t compared to being able to save 60% of your combined take-home paycheck, because you're living rent-free in your parents fourth home / inherited apartment / moms basement.

But it's much easier for these influencers to use these simple and everyday examples of how to save money.
Perhaps for non-ADHD people. There's a common meme on ADHD channels about forgetting to take it and how hard it is to remember to take it daily. Some days you just don't want to take it and straightjacket your brain.

For me getting off a regular dosage just caused a bit of extra sleepiness for a week or two. I drank like 2 redbulls a day for a bit. There is a bit of addictiveness because its nice to be able to function like normal people day to day -- like paying bills on time because your brain has enough dopamine for a boring chore.

Its nothing nearly as addictive or habit forming as SSRI's that are given out like candy.
OpenAI's ChatGPT still leaks private user chat histories to other users
Perhaps you mean "serial raiser of money but never delivering a product" Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton. See, for example https://www.crowdsupply.com/eoma68/micro-desktop

On the other hand, existing GPU company Think Silicon spent six weeks in October/November 2019 adding some GPU instructions to RISC-V, showed it running in an FPGA at their booth at the December 2019 RISC-V Summit, and are shipping the resulting product now:

https://www.think-silicon.com/?section=2172
Hello everyone,

I'm excited to share with you a time tracking app that I've been working on. It's currently in MVP stage, and I'm looking for some feedback from the Hacker News community.

The app allows you to create timers and countdowns to track the amount of time you spend on specific tasks or activities. You can assign names to each timer, switch them on and off at will, and even update them with new names if needed.

The app also has a clean and simple interface, allowing you to easily select the amount of time you want to spend on a particular task. Timers and countdowns are organized by creation date, and you can group them by date as well.

One of the key features of the app is its ability to save your timers and countdowns even if you close the app. The app will recalculate the timers and countdowns based on the time you were away, ensuring that you don't lose any progress.

I'd love to hear your thoughts and feedback on the app. What do you think of the features? Are there any other features you'd like to see added? How can I improve the app to better meet your needs?

Thank you for taking the time to check out my app, and I look forward to hearing from you!

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The bulk of the words in my post described not just high-enrichment reprocessing like France (with proliferation risk), but a far far far more capable & interesting ability to just burn a wide variety of transuranic nuclear wastes & to have a broader MOX reprocessing. That doesn't highly resemble the process of making nuclear bombs. Please, read my IFR wikipedia link, I'll wait!

So far breeder reactors have been some of the least economic energy-generation systems on the planet. We also attempted them only in the most limited window of time, long ago, when nuclear was so young, and have never tried again. It seems unlikely cost will really come down (unless we actually factor in the network-externalities of dealing with the waste, which so far no one has ever had to face). I think a lot on the sharp-as-a-tack Charles Stross's Nothing like this will be built again, which isn't a breeder reactor but speaks to a more ambitious & open ended time. And I semi-weap for a humanity that cannot experiment, cannot try great things, that is market driven, risk-averse, & rational to a fault, at the cost of ignoring so much potential. https://www.antipope.org/charlie/blog-static/rants/nothing-l...
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Nor the apel.
home here being Russia not mearly Ukrainian land the Russians have been illegally occupying for a bit longer.
Be careful. 1983 is coming.

(Maybe... but it looks somewhat similar. And 1983 wasn't unique. It also happened sometime in the 1950s, though I forget the exact year.)

For those not in the know: In 1982, the lake was also sadness. There was talk of it drying up completely. Then the winter of 1982-83 was something like 200% of normal. Salt Lake wound up having to turn State Street into a river to handle all the extra water. From there to 1985 or -86, the lake rose dramatically, threatening to close railroads, and interstate 80.
> live well below your means for decades

I know a few who have pulled this off, and they all follow the same plan:

- Right out of high school start a 3/4 year, low-debt, in-demand college/university program. Finish on time, don't change major halfway.

- Standard white collar desk job

- find a partner, live with them but don't have kids. NOTE: critical that the partner share the same mindset so that you can encourage each other rather than create conflict.

- no(or cheap) car(based on job salary, commute cost, housing price)

- no eating out

- buy cheap house or find rent-controlled housing

- learn DIY renovation skills

- take care of your health/physical condition

- no overseas vacations

- buy ETFs

Low spend is highly levered because it both increases your saving rate and also decreases your burn rate post-retirement. Very doable to retire pre-40 even in the current clusterf** of an economy.

Absolutely not for everyone though! It reminds me of people who can run ultra-marathons: it takes incredible patience and determination as you watch everyone around you jump off the cliff like a herd of bison, or get swallowed by one of the many once-in-a-lifetime economic busts that have impacted this generation. I imagine it will be pretty surreal to be retiring when most people your age will still be $N00,000 in debt.

I'm not at all one of these people, but I really enjoy knowing them(I know 3-4 couples going down this path at varying stages). They've taught me a lot, and I'm really rooting for them to succeed.
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But Google's inactive account manager doesn't then publish all your emails on the open web.

There could be any secrets (API keys, etc) in a GitHub repo.
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‘More than just shoes’: how Air Jordans kicked off a revolution in sport
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It’s really frustrating. I used to “live” in postman but it became a chunky mess… and I haven’t found a good home for quick api testing, browsing… yet.
if you can run 2 drivers you will have 2.

this wont work with win, you have one cursor two controls.

im sure this has to do with mouse_msg being the same thing[handle] across the two meese.
Yep. I've been using a similiar service (chatpdf.com) and uploading amateur radio mathematics pdfs and portions of the arrl handbook. I can't quite upload the entire thing due to size constraints, but I've been able to do quite a bit of Q&A from the book chapters.

This Ask your Pdf allows up to 20MB for free vs chatpdf's 10MB free; though chatpdf has a 32MB allowance on the paid plain. Not sure how how ask your pdf plans to monetize this.

I'm personally looking into setting up my own self-hosted "chatpdf/askyourpdf" clone so I can put put a whole bunch of my reference material in there. I can't actually open it up as a service because of the copyrighted works, but I would really love to have ham Q&A site based on the ARRL Handbook and other resources. Even expand that out to an electronics Q&A.

There's a site called llamahub.ai that lets you load lots of your own resources into a LLM index so you can train GPT (or potentially the opensourceish gpt4all variant) on your own resources.
Doesn't that just mean you forgot to import the signing key?